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the control of objects in the city was not affected by both reflected attacks, and the head of crimea , according to sergei aksyonov, there were only six drones the authorities of the donetsk people 'slic brought artyomovsk and all the settlements of the artyomovsky district into the area of ​​responsibility of the administration of the city of shakhtyorsk, such a control scheme will operate until then until the liberated cities form their own authorities and now the head of administration is in direct contact with us. shakhtyorska alexander shatov dracaena alexander vasilyevich good afternoon alexandra, we welcome you what specific settlements will be under your jurisdiction, as i understand it , everything that has not yet been released has been included there. alexander, first of all we welcome you , we want to congratulate everyone who has us. now he hears with the ascension of the lord. happy holiday to all that the lord protected all the inhabitants of our great country. and what can we do as quickly as possible? well, at last our big victory has come, what with regards to artemovskaya well, i would like to clarify once again. yesterday, our colleagues' correspondents called u

trying to root out the paramilitary forces who have taken control of large residential areas and strategic sites. the u.n.'s health agency said 600 peoplee been killed and thousands of people displaced. >> tragic. tragic is the word i can use to describe the situation ensued on. if i can find a word -- situationin sudan. it is a complete standstill. cannot even feel the days as they passed by. >> nobody is feeling safe. constant airstrikes day and night. even though it is lesser than it used to be, a couple of rifle fighters. but still, you are in constant worry that you will be laying in bed and a bomb will fall on your house. every time you hear an airplane, every time you hear a bomb, you are on edge. >> still to come, after months of resisting calls to resign after lying about his resume, george santos is arrested on fraud and money laundering charges. ♪ >> it is still an unsettled picture across indochina. storms flaring up. bigger downpours across northern vietnam and laos. provinces in china really getting hit hard. the more intense the rain west of hong kong. the energy moving west to east. plenty of sunshine in japan. tokyo loo

of the anthem under personal control, looking for the only right decision that the belarusian people will support , the people will listen and express their opinion. what 's better, what's worse. our anthem is something and kolya’s attacks coincide with historical chestnuts and masterful cotton wool in a rash june, his eternal film is easy to sing an audio anthem composer minister sokolovsky and he was also a niche priklarist who sent several hundred belarusian folk songs to the tune of dances. so kneel down he's got his sweet anthem, and, of course, he, uh, grounded just a natty and belarusian mentally belarusian slavic. what a kind lead he is, just three walking notes, we are belarusians. there are three notes there, so you branch out the most. it's a tune marked out. it is remembered on july 2, 2002, right on the eve of independence day, the president approved the words and music of the anthem. if we talk about our name and its modern sound, then i would say that it has changed from the point of view. uh, exactly uh, of this spiritual uplifting state, when his re-orkering took place, that is, when it sounded and for us, as our very familiar, very close

control. watching some of that footage from the 1960's is compelling. there are many other performers. peopleer moves. they watched it and have taken it on board. the kennedy center honors in washington, d.c., when it was an evening in celebration of tina turner, the culmination, beyonce walked onto the stage. she said there were tinas in her life, her mother and tina turner. and she did a performance. and you watch beyonce and you go you've got that from one person, tina turner. >> it is astonishing looking at the footage. without the sound and the energy and enthusiasm. it really jumps out at the screen. thank you. we will talk to you a little bit later. taking you straight to washington to speak with our correspondent, jessica parker. it is hard to underestimate what she had on the music industry. how will she be remembered in the u.s.? >> huge breaking news in the u.s.. many networks running those lines we have had from her representatives calling her the queen of rock 'n' roll. reflecting her life story, it was remarkable. a rural community in tennessee, and she started her career having

usually one allowed to control r bank on a lot of people say this create s a too big a bank to fail geoff and steve, we are in a similar issue. the combined entity of ubs and credit suisse will have a combined shared deposit of 30% of the market share. >> yeah, the rules seem to be changing quickly as we were commenting on in "squawk box," we came out of ''08 crisis with a set of rules that we thought would be forever rules. they are being reworked on the hoof i'm not sure anybody thinks it is a great idea to have the concentration of deposits in a single entity. i'm not sure anybody thinks it is a good idea for the fdic to guarantee deposits of organizations 100% here. as much as the element of the crisis seems to have been managed, i don't think anybody seriously thinks we are through this we need to have another look at the way the guardrails have been put in place for the industry. we need to have a rethink of the concentration of risk. we also need to think harder about the potential for cre risk and hold-to-maturity portfolios. >> julianna and joumanna, you touched upon these let's

because of the way that president recep tayyip erdogan controls the country and the antidemocratic stance the people accused him of holding it, it makes smayor of s it more difficult. the mayor of istanbul has a case pending. and kemal kilicdaroglu was seen as the safe choice and couldn't be pulled out at the last minute. people may regret those choices now. the question is what happens now? you heard president recep tayyip erdogan talking of the local elections. that may sound like a domestic issue, but thatis may sound like a domestic issue, but that is what he was talking about, these two big cities, that is what he has his eye on. he will continue in campaigning mode really from now until then. in campaigning mode really from now untilthen. ., ~ in campaigning mode really from now untilthen. ., ,, , ., in campaigning mode really from now untilthen. ., ,, i. ., in campaigning mode really from now untilthen. ., ,, ., ~ ., mauricio pochettino will become the new chelsea manager at the beginning of next season. the argentine has signed a 2—year contract with the club. he has signed a three year deal. mauricio pochettino, a man who needs

occupied territories of the donetsk people 's republic and in the kharkiv region, active hostilities continue in the artyomovsk direction, the fighters of the pmc wagner control more than 85% bakhmut, the enemy is trying to stabilize the line. the defense constantly transfers personnel and equipment personally. the map gives an idea of ​​how small the part of artyomovskaya, which is still controlled by the kiev regime, is part of the western district of the city and for this piece of bakhmut. the kiev regime clings fiercely, despite heavy losses, this is a simple thing. explanation the command is trying to keep the foothold. mediocre in urban areas to take advantage of it after the start of a large-scale counter-offensive operations in artyomovsk in order to strengthen the line, the defense is operating and the unit of the enemy’s special operations forces, our assault squads are squeezing out the formation of the regime from high-rise buildings and well -fortified area objects in other directions, the enemy continues to prepare for large-scale offensive operations , the activity of unmanned aircraft of the kiev regime has increased to the front line means of

people to blame. democrats control new york. the city council the mayor's office, the d.a.'s office.very congressional seat around here, governor's mansion, both senators there has to be accountability. it's not just the democrats. every individual needs to take ownership of their action. "primetime" talked to a former addict about it last night. listen. >> how did you kick drugs, tom? >> well, i was held accountable. i had to go to jail for a few months to sober up and then i went to six month drug treatment program and that really changed my life. and so like i said there is a subset of us that need intervention. >> we can't treat medically ill drug addicts like children and let them run wild until they die. it's not good parenting or good government. turn it over to paul mauro attorney and former nypd inspector. legally if you are a good samaritan. he wasn't a vigilante he didn't go after this guy. if you are trying to restrain someone who many believe he was putting their lives or safety at risk is he going to face charges. >> a lot of context here. if he does face charges it's n

but some people have never been happy their towns were taken out of the control of county councils. and in one — bolton — the campaign to return to lancashire is growing. as mairead smyth�*snding out. i need a dozen red roses. what have you got? the red rose. the symbol of lancashire. but here in bolton, it is simply a symbol of love. well, these look nice. unless a campaign to return the town to the county of lancashire succeeds. one time i would have said yes, it should stay in lancashire, but now i'm greater manchester. ijust don't feel right being part of greater manchester. i will always be a lassie from lancashire. the call to return bolton to lancashire isn't a new one, but next year it will have renewed energy from one of the candidates for mayor of greater manchester, who wants to see bolton return to lancashire 50 years after it was made part of greater manchester in the local government act of 1974. and it's notjust bolton. i've had feedback from people - in wigan and rochdale and stockport, and they want the same, - the same sort of thing, to go back to those historic counties that meant something to them. i but the current mayor of greater manchester isn't co

s beaten afafter tryingng to stopop one these side shows. >> it's not safe to begin with but it's gotten out of control. people it's a car, a truck or a motorcycle, people are just doing illegal activities that are definitely destroying our streets and also endangering the safety of our families. >> reporter: a new ordinance would penalize organizers, and participants. the sheriff's department will also start conducting stings. >>> there's also tension in san jose because of the 5th of may celebration. two state senators are discussing why two off ramps from the highways were shut down. >> how the police and the city are responding to all this. >> reporter: san jose police say the decision was based on keeping everybody safe during the celebration. state senators have concerns and are questioning if the move at its core was racist. >> we have concerns that it's more about targeting the community that celebrates the holiday and we just need explanations as to what the reasoning is. what the decisions -- who is making the decisions and why they are being made. >> the streets are wide open except you couldn't get

confirms more than 100000 people flee the fighting between rival forces battling for control of the country. roches, costly battle for the ukrainian city of buck morton, u. s. intelligence sources say about $20000.00 russian soldiers have been killed in fighting in the region since december last year. plus the disinformation war. we look at some of the fake news about the invasion of ukraine generated by russia's troll factory and turkeys. devastating earthquakes, a shaking both his confidence in the countries president head of elections. ah, i'm vain for sewland. welcome. for days the un has warned of the humanitarian disaster unfolding in sudan. now it's confirmed that over 100000 people have fled to neighboring countries. many more could follow. rival factions have been battling for control of sudan for weeks. generals have agreed to send representatives to talks in hopes of establishing and lasting troops. fighting is still being reported in the capital, had to smoke rises over hot tube a monday evening. yet and the ceasefire apparently broken the 1st international shipment, a few monetary and aid, arrived in suit done at the weekend. but 10 years pres

people 's elected representatives voted for it, traitors among themselves. criminals supplied vinnytsia and zhytomyr with mining equipment from the temporarily occupied donetsk region to the territory controlled by ukraine. terrorists received money in the form of taxes and fees . the suspects include the director and chief accountant of the zhytomyr private enterprise. the security service of ukraine prevented the illegal export of military transport aircraft engines to iran. in the dnipro, they tried to ferry two d-36 turbojet aircraft engines to iran and received $400,000 for it started criminal proceedings in irpen, life is actively being restored after the rashis occupation in the city, the police station has been renovated, valeriya pashko has already seen the building, she will tell all the details, this is footage from almost a year ago, the completely destroyed police station in irpen, kyiv region, from here to the russian positions in buch is less than 1 km, or not every day they targeted the building with artillery and threw mines in the basement of the department, civilians were hiding from the enemy together with policemen who helped people even during the occupation. they did no

unfortunately for the people who were traveling nothing was saved in this minibus, precisely because it worked from the ukrainian armed forces' control center, that's why we avoided today 's the case that you show as well. well, really, if there was a whole rocket with a warhead, he thinks that there would be, unfortunately, her the passenger of the minibus and the passengers of those cars that were driving around probably didn't get anything alive to anyone. we remember a beautiful story when a rocket fell at the intersection of volodymyrskyi boulevard shevchenko and when an employee of okhmatdyta died there and those cars broke up there and people died in which they were just crossing the road and standing nearby i.e. we have already seen how it penetrates, now we have seen how it happens when a rocket is shot down well, one more thing is interesting to me, an interesting fact, uh, that night in kyiv , there were up to forty one thousand people in the subway stations of the capital, that's a lot, i'm sure now i will tell you how many stations there are in kyiv. well, there are dozens of underground stations, some are deeper like arsenalna, the deepest ones are less deep

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separation of the people in this country to both of the army and the rapids. support forces have planned control of strategic sites and cartoon this week. and pools and fist, they have the upper hand s right. continuing to along with heavy artillery fire and residential areas, street bustles have also accord in many parts of the capitol, destroying homes and properties. the, the 2 sites have been holding in direct talks in the saudi city of kit down since the beginning of the month. but they failed to agree on a permanence resolution. a series of c spires have failed from those that meant to put an order. hon gives a statement that the truth will be from this hour to that hour, the continued air rates and artillery fire proof that there was more than one decision maker in this crisis. and it's one of the reasons that the hostilities don't and it proves the lack of will from the student needs army. and for student needs, more styles, negotiations mean more uncertainty and more suffering. people are leaving caught soon because there's no food, no water, no electricity. and there is very high levels of insecurity. sylvia fees, providing hot meals, they'll be as he will continue to supp

payment to get back there, missing animal scammers are contacting people who posted about their lost pets. s of animal care and controler ask for payment to be made over the phone. the united nations reports the food crisis is growing worldwide, more than 258 million people in 58 countries now face what's categorized as acute food insecurity that includes 35 million people on the brink of starvation. 2022 was the fourth straight year that food insecurity numbers. increased reasons include the russia ukraine war, along with other conflicts across the world. economic uncertainties, climate change and the covid-19 pandemic. worldwide 149 million children under five are experiencing stunted growth and 35 million are suffering from wasting. here in the u. s. researchers cite problems including high costs and limited access to grocery stores, 55% of americans in the survey said that they shopped at a dollar store for food in the past month . 6 48 well 32 million americans have at least one food allergy, but now there's some good news about treatment and prevention, especially for peanut allergies is a new study published in

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control was formally charged with her murder in 2018. prosecutors say he is believed to have committed a string of assaults and killed at least 3 people in the 1970's. curt rowe been convicted for one of those killings. and that happened last year. he's now 78 years old and incarcerated at the california health care facility in stockton, santa rosa police arrest a man accused of false imprisonment. investigators say 42 year-old javier contreras was driving a stolen vehicle around five-thirty last night near chen, a drone and a suspect led them on a on a a female passenger in the car later surrendered to police and said contreras refused to let her go. contrast was caught after a brief foot chase and booked into the sonoma county jail. >> a new report says california saw 10% increase in pedestrian traffic deaths over a 3 year period. according to the governors highway safety association, 500, 504 pedestrians were killed in crashes involving vehicles in the state in 2022, which is a nearly 10% increase from 2019. the report also found pedestrian deaths are up 70% nationwide since 2010 a surge they attribute to more large vehicles being on the road. >

control tower, but there's a bank, a fog right behind it. cool to coast this week. but a lot of people are looking ahead to memorial day the rodeo 70'super popular. you 7 is very, very popular, of course, have had to close a part of it because of all the flooding, right. still some areas that will continue. i as we're going to see more of that snow, there's still so much snow in the sierra. it's hard to believe this time of year almost get the juno and those the sierra just packed. >> let us know. so we've got advisories for flooding there and the 70 valley. so got to be very careful. these rivers are running very high them or said that the kings river, you've got the san joaquin river, you name it. they're all running. high humidity. tributaries are running very high to flood warnings posted 70 valley until thursday expecting the flood waters to continue. and that is all due to the snow melt that is just raging down the hills. now from all the warm temperatures we've seen lately across the sierra, you can see all the green there. those are the areas also looking at flood watches continuing right through 8 o'clock until tuesday morni

people coming in. it's a very intensive control process and that's in advance of any finding the ig comes out with. >> thank you. ms. wild. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman. i want to ask a quick question about funding for the trafficking hotline, that my understanding is only minimally funded by the u.s. government and done more by polaris project on a private basis, is that correct, do you know? if not i will find answer. >> that's overseen by health and human services oversees that. it. i do know they speedy hhs program, okay. >> but you are correct that it is -- >> okay. thank you. ambassador, i haven't been, i've been trying not to be too obvious with my scrolling but what i been scrolling about on my phone is topic of today's hearing and i was looking up the tip report that state has done and i think you made reference to the fact that enable go on this in years report and i look forward to that. when does that generally come out? >> it the tbv requires that ret be issued to you by june 30. so that -- >> you are working on a. >> it's in my sights. >> that's great and i'm just going to ask west africa to make sure that we get a c

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