interaction of brigades with attached units, or interaction of the leadership of brigades from otu osufects the specifics, and when we talk about the 72nd brigade, indeed the brigade for a long time, i repeat, kept this plot front, was exhausted, the influx of personnel, as i understand it, did not meet the general needs of the brigade and the needs of other areas. front, so in any case, these challenges are still there, these impressions are slowly becoming systemic, and it requires a certain reaction on the part of the military and military-political leadership. mr. serin, but ultimately what is the alternative if vogledar is lost, what will that mean for the front? well, we are talking about the fact that we have to prepare for the collapse of the ugledar defense line ( kurakhiv, solidove p later and to pokrovska, because we understand that, on the one hand, there is a significant advantage in the enemy's forces and means, but in any case, it's all the same, it's not operational or strategic advantages of the enemy, so the line of defense will collapse, so the defense of certain are

in addition, four attempts by the osu to break through the border were thwarted. the russian military also carried out a series of strikes on enemy positions in the kursk and sumy regions. over the past day, losses in the ukrainian armed forces consisted of more than 400 servicemen and two. devices, missile troops and artillery of the groups of troops of the armed forces of the russian federation hit energy facilities that ensured the operation of the military-industrial complex of ukraine, airfield infrastructure, an assembly shop for unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as an accumulation of enemy manpower and military equipment in 138 districts. air defense systems shot down 13 us-made haimar rockets and 66 aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles. city.energodar near the zaporizhzhya npp this morning was subjected to a massive attack by fsu drones. a gas tanker was damaged at one of the gas stations on the outskirts. earlier, during the shelling of the city by the enemy , the electricity and water supply were cut off, and there were interruptions in communication.

then there was this, a document labeled osu, as in oregon state university. like a how to guide for committing a sex crime. it included a list of supplies-- hood, glasses, video, and digital cameras. it's more than just a checklist. either someone is planning a very heinous mutilation sexual assault crime and murder, or it's a fantasy. but either way, it's extremely important to us in our investigation, and very startling. and as detectives dug deeper, they discovered this. while kim was stealing underwear from dorms and laundry rooms, he had also developed a bizarre fetish for collecting lint from clothes dryers. in kim's home, they discovered a bag of some of that lint labeled with the name of an oregon state university swim team member. like brooke wilberger, she was young, blonde, blue-eyed, and she used to hang out a lot with other swimmers in corvallis, right here at the oak park apartments. so i'm imagining red flags are going off all over the place when you start getting this information. from our perspective, every red flag went off, that we had to s

the osu reportedly lost more than twenty people and four units. of equipment. the kremlin responded to the blocking of russian media accounts on the platforms of the metta company, which has been recognized as an extremist organization in our country. presidential press secretary dmitry peskov told journalists that such a step was unacceptable. meto these discredits itself with its actions. and, of course, such selective actions against russian media are unacceptable. we have an extremely negative attitude towards this, and this, of course, complicates the prospects for normalization. let me remind you that the meto corporation, banned in russia, blocked the accounts of several media outlets on its platforms, including the media group rossiya segodnya, the company justified the decision by the fact that... that the media are allegedly trying to interfere in the internal processes of western countries. let me remind you that arti tv channels were previously included in the sanctions lists of the usa, canada and european union. these countries have banned broadca

unfaithful. prices of the situation and they make it impossible to manage adequately at the level of the osuhe level of the otu, and then, unfortunately, this also affects the troops who are directly... hostilities are taking place, this happens time and time again, a significant number of profitable defense lines have already been lost , advantageous positions, important, big cities, and unfortunately, there are no changes here yet you can see how it is not a shame to talk about it. among the reasons that led to this situation, the lack of rotation in the 72nd brigade is also mentioned, do you agree with this? i don't think that the situation specifically in the... gadi itself is a factor that leads to the failure of the defense there. everyone knew and saw that the enemy was very slowly, very gradually, over many months, approaching the coal mine. it was obvious. of course, in this case, it was necessary to improve the defense. not the number of people in uniform that are listed there in numerical terms list and it is necessary to improve management, the use of troops, defense measures, de

. >> more testing is being done throughout the osu d and they are working to fix the problem and has acknowledged communication issues. >>> today is the last day of pediatric cancer awareness and while hospitals use the healing power of music or some young patients, researchers at one hospital are hoping new research can help make music therapy more accessible. >> sometimes a jam session is just what the doctor ordered. emma is a little kid with a lot going on. she was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in february of 2020. now at just 10 years old, music therapy, especially this kind, is helping her find something else to focus on. >> we know that it can certainly help with coping. >> reporter: karen is a music therapist and she and other therapists mixing a dose of melody to the medicine for pediatric patients. >> being able to be creative and make your sound in the world is one way to stay true to who you are no matter what you were going through. >> researchers are also studying the effectiveness of music therapy compared to traditional talk therapy. >> a lot of research demonstrates t

a blonde osu student said a white male adult in a green minivan approached her and opened the back of to look for a map. when she saw a blanket on the floor, she rushed off, telling the man she was late for class. then, a university athletic official called to report a man in a dodge caravan, possibly green, with minnesota plates asking a female student for directions in the stadium parking lot in close proximity to where wilberger was abducted. the witness was later asked to identify the man in this photo lineup and picked out joel courtney. i mean, this was dynamite to us. this told us, this is our guy at the moment. you know, we needed to focus on him and find the van. that's our one piece of physical evidence that we've got to get now. narrator: and that's exactly what the fbi did. agent joe boyer found the van in washington state and had it taken apart piece by piece and shipped to an fbi lab across the country. we knew that if we were going to prove that joel courtney was responsible for this, the best chance we had was to find evidence of brooke being in the van. narrator: the

you know, i borrowed some you know, some of the subsidized loans, had some pell grants that osu had had had the gi bill, which i was trying to save for law school. but i used some of the gi bill during during college. and then i, you know, i work jobs during during college. so it's sort of those multiple different sources of income enough to get me through. okay. so you graduate in two years and then you decide you want to go to law school. yeah, but as you point out in your book, there aren't as many people going to, let's say, yale or harvard law schools from ohio state, though there obviously are some. but how did you happen decide to go to yale law school, which is a great law school, as opposed ohio state law school or or some other school in the midwest. yes. so this is another thing where i wasn't thinking super strategic about it. you know, i applied to a few law schools. i got into them and sort of was thinking about just, you know, going to one of those schools and my friend, you know, one of my best friends, he was the best man at my wedding, actually, who himself was a lawye

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