people are out of their homes they also have access to facilities. it�*s extremely hot here, as you say, it�*s the uk day on record, people need water, people been gathering outside pulled up in frontpeople and they are coming to terms, some of losing their home, there�*s a sense of community support here giving it�*s a small community, everyone seems to be looking out for each other. they said to me and not so many words, they will ensure that go thursday, people have roots over the heads and they will come together. hick. people have roots over the heads and they will come together.— they will come together. nick, thank ou ve they will come together. nick, thank you very much _ they will come together. nick, thank you very much indeed. _ they will come together. nick, thank you very much indeed. nick- they will come together. nick, thank you very much indeed. nickjohnson| you very much indeed. nickjohnson life with us from wennington, a village caught up in the fires created by this heatwave. what we�*re seeing today, what we saw on monday is a glimpse into the climate crisis which is been evolving over decades. through the day there�*s been a growing number of reports of wildfir

there, it's terrible, all those who are currently on the front lines, especially in donbas, especially the emergency area, it 's just the people there, it's already a hero there, now it's really bad luck, if it's so short there is hell because there is a so-called shaft of fire, this is the tactic of the second world war, that is, when the orcs actually attack first, their artillery is simply the whole equation, what does it equal ? it's hard something against er and vice versa how long we hold each city there then it's really a fantastic feat and a very big success of our defenders here you say it's hard to live with this news well er you just remember what kind of news you lived with four months ago even still the best friends of ukraine gave kyiv 3 days, and in ukraine as a whole up to two weeks, so remember that time and let's not complain now. so , for sure, what the armed forces of ukraine are doing now is actually fantastic . to fight uh, with whom do we have to fight, that's why here here here, it's really a sin to complain, in fact, that is, here, on the contrary, we should be proud of what the russians managed to ach

front of lawmakers investigating last year's assault on the u . s. capital and pride is back in berlin. hundreds of thousands of people are expected as the german capital holds its annual christopher street day parade. for the 1st time, people come to the program, a newly un broker deal to restart grain exports out of ukraine, already faces trouble. just a day after russia and ukraine signed off on it. keeps official sate russian missiles struck the port of odessa a key root to get grain out to a hungry world, dependent on ukraine's crops. the deal carries the potential to alleviate a global food crisis. the reported attack gives credence to ukraine's warnings that russia won't keep its promises. stimulus corresponding connelly is in the ukrainian capital, keith, i asked him if there was any indication that the reported attack on odessa could scuttle the deal. well, there was obviously a lot of skepticism here running into the signing of that deal in turkey yesterday . obviously, the government, keen to show willingness to engage if it were to work of c. this would have lots of advantages for ukraine, ukraine's farmers who've been sitting on 2 years wo

s, and multiple milestones being reached, like equal marriage. [applause] the gay liberation front will lead tomorrow's parade in london, in which 30,000 people are take part. it was pride at a protest that brought them together 50 years ago and it is that that unites them again today, and a fight for equality they say still has yet to be won. and the flies have been passed down to the next generation. >> i wanted to come to the protesting and see the, like, the original gay liberation ont people. >> my first pride, and i think it is very important to pay can i guess, our respects to them, because it has become so, i don't know, like a big party, which i understand that we have a lot to celebrate, but we have a lot to fight for. >> we are here, queer people, clear people of color, to be able to -- queer people of color, to be able to walk ound like every else, that is the right, wherever we are. lauren: in london, pride had become a global movement, with millions of people taking part every year. continuing the campaign for lgbt voices to be heard. lauren moss, bbc news. lewis: just before i go, the story of a short hop that turned into a long ha

servicemen in the captivity of monsters, are looking for another front of the investigation, military terror against civilians in the people 'se in the morning , it was shrouded in smoke in different parts of the city after shelling, ukrainian nationalists fired rockets of soviet multiple rocket launchers and shells of large-caliber american howitzers at civilians. one of these ammo mortally wounded a ten-year-old girl who did not have time to hide her emotions. her mother in front of the tv camera is impossible to describe. it was the shooters who were installed in the capital of the dpr on the eve of the wounded then there was an assistant to the operator of the tv center tv channel andrey alekseev, a fragment hit him under a bulletproof vest, a sound engineer, medical assistance was provided to the lisichansky serviceman of ukraine, retreating , scattered anti-personnel mines everywhere. prohibited conventions, inconspicuous weapons threaten. not so much the military. how many civilians in the explosion limbs are torn off, and here there are dozens of them along the road 1 2, 3, 4, 5, in the grass, it is not at all clear.

so what we've seen is that on the ground, people to fans, force it and the military can, you know, the military is losing, but on the s 5 projects as front then boomer 3 is using pied to just to bomb civilians and ethnic areas. and that's why you know, part of or human rights activists are calling for functions on a v, a she fuel. because if we stop applying the a, b, a should be able to burma them, they won't be able to slide these 5 projects to bomb people in ethnic area as well as people who are operating people defense forces in on the ground. main could you see too much store puts in the strength of the people's defense force is, are they really any match for the chinese supply supplied me and mar army? well, this is not only about military strength as such. it's the fact that there are groups in various parts of the countries, including very close or even in urban areas that gave the military regime a sense of security and fear. and that is quite unprecedented in, in recent history. so then you speak to a pdf, they will tell you that more in that case. ready and specs, they don't allow all in all, it is quite high. and that is cert

s pants failed in. he needs to abandon people, and now i'm her. well, how did they abandon these unfortunate people? preparations were thrown to the frontts to privatize all of russia, but he will announce the mobilization himself, he is afraid that he received this governor, and here we hear special regiments, we gather all homeless people to send them to donbas, today they talked about some yakut spider, they showed us amazing photos, video of the sakhalin militias. these are people from about 50 years ago. they are bent, resistant, like many styles. they were not given rifles and dressed in some old uniform, that is, people and apparently sent their families . i am sending them. grandpa to come back to buy zhiguli for 4 million hornbills. you know. show me the real one. such social advertising was on such television. i show one happy family whose son died in the donbass, but here they are happily reporting. oh, what a good putin, he gave us 4 million there. we got the zhiguli and these are the last ones, in detail, they are written on the cynicism of russian propaganda, this social advertisement was not shown to moscow, it was shown

front—line of the fighting. at least 23 people — three of them children — died in the strike in vinnytsia. the bbc�*so health workers were killed here, two doctors now amputation, and a patient, a child, ——in a critical health condition, one of them has double amputation, and a patient, a child, were killed there. just next to the clinic there is a nine—storey office block, well known in vinnytsia. normally in the morning, it's full of visitors and workers, full of life. just across the road there is the concert hall and dance clubs, also hit by two russian cruise missiles, in the square in the city centre of vinnytsia. the city which has been considered to be quite safe compared to other places in ukraine, and many people found here refuge, safety escaping the other danger zones in the east and south, much closer to the front lines. the feeling that there is no more safe place in ukraine has been just reinforced by these strikes carried out by the russian army with the help of cruise missiles. and here in the square of the big ukrainian city, you can see the crater caused by the russian missile. hun

people ’s militia came to the aid of the dpr unit, the neighboring lpr, which included an elite tank battalion, which became famous for victories in the most difficult areas , watched its actions on the frontine alexey ivlev, what you are seeing now is an exit to combat positions. tank unit august in the luhansk people's republic, these fighters have long been nicknamed kamikaze special tank battalion august an elite unit of the people's militia of the lpr, it was all the more surprising to find out that here, like very young, but already matured in battles, a guy who is a little over 20 years old, and those who are over 60, despite such a difference in age, these servicemen are the gold reserve of the second army corps, as the people's militia of the republic of russia is called here , worked well together a few hours before entering the positions. we managed to talk with the company commander with the call sign sticks, he has been fighting since 2014, scout, but also for wounded legs. now he can’t run fast, he decided to go to the tankers who left us heavy ones to push through the direction , it turned out to push the broomstick in the boundary line, it turned out to push through. in gen

people�*s hail and infrastructure. railways could run with the ladies into the weekend as those tracks really heat up. we�*ve got a weather frontre, we�*ve got a comfortable feel with temperatures generally in the low 20s, but it�*s hot across central and eastern areas and temperatures in places reaching the low 30s. hello and welcome to sportsday — i�*m holly hamilton. coming up tonight�*s programme. northern ireland feel the heat in southampton, as they head towards their second defeat in the women�*s euros. iam i am live at the brighton community stadium for england have arrived for their match against norway and the lionesses could qualify tonight for the quarterfinals. also coming up in the programme... "disgusted and disappointed" formula one investigates claims of discriminatory abuse at the austrian grand prix. it has no place in formula 1 and i have not experienced it in all my years of formula 1. good evening and welcome to tonight�*s programme.. all eyes on the south coast this evening with two crucial games for england and northern ireland in the women�*s euros.

front of our eyes. it is possible that it was the employees of the zhedepartment that made yanukovych 's decision to abandon european integration. maybe it's a million people came to the maidan on khreshchatyk at the request of viktoria zero well, as for the appointment of arseny as prime minister of ukraine, i personally participated in the meeting of the maidan council, which approved to recommend in the verkhovna rada and the maidan itself the new composition of the coalition government over the national-democratic forces, supported by the majority of deputies, and there was not a single american diplomat at this meeting of the maidan council, so people who talk like that at night and are just idiots can be called that because they can't because to have eyes to see and repeat all this bullshit. if someone tells you this, just advise this person to consult a psychiatrist. in march 1940, when you made peace with the stalinists without regard to further events. if you were in charge of finland in march 1940, would you have signed a territorial concession or continued the war? thank you, mr. volodymyr. of those events that were in the stream do you want me

people. the bbc�*s disability news producer ruth clegg and bbc correspondent danjohnson have this report. far from the frontof my stomach. international investigations eric and helene are uncovering ukraine's most shameful secret. the abuse and neglect of disabled people. look into these cots and you see the stunted growth of stolen by a state system stuck in the past. these are not children. they are young men in their 20s or 30s. what you have here is failure to thrive, because this is this person's life. inside the crib of this is all the stimulation he has. this person is dying a slow death in this bed. here is an evacuee from the fighting in the east, and his suffering long predates the invasion. oh, my god. this is his ribs. this is his ribs hanging out. to have this lack of development, this is a product of many years of neglect. he is skin and bones. these places are relics of the soviet era. long since left behind by other countries. but the director here says ukraine still needs them. this is the situation as it is. i'm sure that for these children, instead of being in dysfunctional families where

s jocelyn moran has her story. >> reporter: cassandra madison plants a cross into the ground in front of the church in oakland. >> i'm hoping that everybody realizes these are people's lives taken from them. they have to be represented. they still have voices. >> reporter: each cross has a name, their age and the day they were killed. some victims as young as 14 and 15 years old. >> they didn't even have a chance to do anything. they didn't have a chance to graduate. they didn't have a chance to do anything. and i don't know what the situation was, but it just hurts me that they didn't even have a chance. >> reporter: every cross bears a reminder of the lives lost. for cassandra, it's her daughter. >> my daughter's name was charlize michelle rains. >> reporter: this was planted after charnisa was shot and killed. >> she is my strength and my angel and she is my get up and go. >> reporter: cassandra carries a list of the names she still needs to write. >> so all of these i got to put in. the oldest, 71 that i put in. the youngest is 14 and the average age of these homicides is 35. >> reporter: her hope, people who see the crosses see more needs to be done. >> we can'

front. they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm. 11. on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2 holiday with you and us mock think it doesn't die. interesting. colorado us in bicycle mando house poor in the guns stock thought will be, is most the time i buy a cent extreme, and that's an alyssa shift with that. not everyone in the you agree is with the official line. what is the new van? yeah. starting the dog she to lead r e 0 vanya and i get scared. go, come when use what i just go. sociology is more name yet schema. now jesus, your stop signal enough, bud wash, custodian us to go to court, is fear to zeniah e nip of you know, bridge to go do not to go to pool. who joe? the for the uh huh. these off here to noon island out for was a ha. the slight vacant starts or stay in. is us national as mine, as a finance think. all of his tools of the complex out owns in united europe seems keen to arrange from history of very unflattering fact. which is that officially wall was declared on the soviet union by nancy, germany, along with italy. rich

movement with millions of people taking part every year, continuing the campaign for lgbt voices to be heard. you can hear more from the original gay liberation front members on the bbc�*sble on bbc sounds. the man accused of the murder, attempted rape and robbery of zara aleena in east london has been remanded in custody after appearing at the old bailey. jordan mcsweeney allegedly killed the 35—year—old as she walked home from a night out in the early hours of sunday morning. today the family of the newly trained solicitor spoke of her "fearless" and "independent" spirit asjune kelly reports. zara aleena, her mother's only child and described today by her aunt as part of a family of strong women. the one word that would describe zara, if i had to use one word, i would say independent. that was what she valued more than anything, her independence. and so, you know, she was encouraged by all of us to pursue her dreams. and at five years old, she said, i want to be a lawyer. last weekend, the life of this young woman at the start of her legal career was suddenly ended when she was attacked close to where she lived in ilford in east london, on her way home from a night ou

million people are expected to take to the streets of the capital this weekend for london pride — a celebration of the lgbt plus community. this year�*s event marks 50 years since the gay liberation front�*s founding members. her report contains some flash photography. it's 1972. gay people regularly face arrest, and same—sex attraction is still classified as a mental illness. but in the basement of a london university a revolution is under way and making itself heard in protests across the capital. injuly, pride in the uk is born. that first pride was about visibility. it was terrifying, daring. i wanted to change the world. to claim public space for queer people. we had a mass kiss—in. by the time we'd finished snogging each other one turned around and the police had completely disappeared. the glf lit a spark that would burn for the next five decades, but those years also saw huge trials. so don�*t die of ignorance. when aids came along the partners of the ones who'd died, the family would sweep in and throw them out of the flat or whatever. it was a time of real despair and bitterness. progression came later. steps towards righting the wrongs of the past, and equality. legally husb

s very simply to people. it was an invasion of one sovereign country into another, and impact is playing out in front of our tv screens and our social media feeds every day. so i do think that drives a lot of the attention, a lot of the action. the shock and the disbelief that something like that could happen and in the 21st century in the heart of europe. but i don't think that gives us license to look away from populations that have been suffering longer, suffering party suffering, suffering for a long time, and increasingly suffering as a result of this crisis. so i do think it has to do with the shock of it happening in europe, with the fact is playing out on our tv and social media feeds, and the fact it's a little bit more understandable perhaps to the average citizen than what is happening in a car place across the world. but i think it's incumbent upon us to overcome that and figure how to get to the medic and funny attention on those most in need according to humanitarian assistance. >> thank you so much. my time has expired. >> the gentleman yields back, thank you. the chair now recognizes the genera

people have already suffered. it 's true. but what did they find with diamonds, are you generally only interested in diamonds? yes, but the fact that in front of alina's eyes again his mother was taken away, romka crippled. i just won't turn it off. come in open. good afternoon hosts, come sit down, eat with us. i will never be with you face to face vitaly fomich. i need to hide the women for a while, she’s from our contingent to her place so far i can’t take me. it’s not time for you to persuade knyazev what did you do before irinin? deal. there somehow it is necessary to get this sitnikov while i, it seems, did not get it. how are you going to put pressure on sitnikov? i'm nobody i don't even have any powers i feel a long rope stretching behind him. tell me. hello, andrey vladimirovich about the meeting. so i decided to drop in and listen. andrei vladimirovich how do you look at the fact that we will put your ex-wife in prison, meshcheryakov will declassify you with bait. menopause is not hormonal support during menopause beta alanine tryptophan to maintain thermoregulation of sleep and mood, well, a full life, please, mensy life without

people were injured including a child, rushes, defense ministry says it destroyed a storage facility containing western supply weapons. keith says russian forces are intensifying long distance trice on targets far from the front. the u. s. is accused russia of moving ahead with plans to annex further ukrainian territory. russia is laying the groundwork to annex ukrainian territory that it controls in direct violation of ukraine sovereignty. we are seeing ample evidence in the intelligence and in the public domain that russian tends to try to annex additional ukrainian territory. russia is beginning to roll out a version of what you could call an annex annexation playbook. very similar to the one we saw in 2014, already russia is installing illegitimate proxy officials in areas of ukraine or under its control. since come, this ha, processed, grew in several sudanese cities on to tribal violence, leaves at least 80 people dead. and as travelers battle a long queues air force, we look at how flying we don't be flying in the future. ah hello, we've got some rather unsettle whether the forecast the queensland australia over the next couple of days. not too bad at the moment. we got a high pressure down towards the southeast

front of the amusement park entrance. it 's a pretty lively place. there are always a lot of peoples probably lucky that the conflict with the shooting happened in the early morning, when the park was still closed. these shots were filmed by eyewitnesses, two men sort things out right on the roadway and advantages. in this fight , a man in a suit, thirty-five-year-old magomed ibragimov, definitely runs away from the owner of an object that looks like a gun, tries to hide behind parked cars, the second does not stop the pursuit, every now and then shots are heard. the last seconds, when the man in the suit is still on his feet, asks his opponent not to shoot. the following frames the man is already lying on the pavement. apparently, unconscious, his enraged opponent cannot stop hitting on the head, with the weapon from which the shooter strikes kicks , women are already intervening in the conflict. one of them even tries to drag buyan away; he pushes the other one by force and continues to kick the lying one. i saw that that inadequately led and all the gold. what they were determine

roger paxis for lanchen people's front is the largest block in parliament, but they don't have the 113 seat majority needed to decide a successor. if the s l p p push through a party loyalists for president and sure to anger protested the question now is whether the deeply divided parliament will find a compromise. well, hopefully somebody you can answer those questions is aaron rick, rama rodney or former state minister of finance, members for lank as main opposition party. he's in colombo and joins us live now. up 1st, if i can ask you about these latest developments before we going to talk about our things, we are of course, waiting for this all important resignation letter to be authenticated. is it likely to diffuse the process when that on if that it, if that does indeed come? yes, because the one main issue is they thought that is the route and then go go. so that's just a verification issue. i think the next the media will be appointing a new priming and the party leaders to meet the speaker tomorrow. and then david nominated me for a new frame and then subject to that needs to be call immediately by mr. constitutionally, become

roger paxis will anchors people's front is the largest block in parliament, but they don't have the 113 seat majority needed to decide a successor. if the s l p p push for a party lawyer lesser president, it's sure to anger protest as the question now is whether the deeply divided parliament will find a compromise you learn about village are now typically will be available to brush the acne. we have no problem with who is next. so active president. but if it's going to be randall vick from is seeing who's elected, we would love to know who in parliament votes for a man whose party only got $225000.00 votes. and yet is going to control 22000000 people. we will have to question if parliament is a place where the views of the people are taken into consideration, that it means that members do not understand the demands of the people for change and let the people are suffering out a little then. okay, will. and may samantha round as an opposition member of for lancaster parliament, he joins me now. live former colombo, welcome to the program. what do you make of the, these seems the playing out on the streets of columbia at the moment seems of

little more complicate the life of the ukrainian people so that today this people does not die on the fronts. that's all. it 'sere is bloodthirstiness and so on, i am generally not a supporter of a constant war. all against all, absolutely simply toughness is needed in time so that later it does not become even worse, so as not to bring it to bloodshed later. that, in fact, is all that concerns our measures that we are introducing, as if you know somewhere behind the scenes, but i perfectly understand what set of measures, in principle, is talking. that's where we did it. that's how they tweaked it, that's how they tweaked it, but we motivate in a completely different way. completely different, and for example, well , there is a repair, and there they polluted the water area, and here , so to speak, it is we who actually must fulfill our obligations. you can. i'm not sure, to be honest, that this is a tactic that is a strategy that is effective in this case, because we also tried to act in the same way for quite a long time. effect zero effect zero. i believe that some things economic plan directly linked to p

tens and 30's on tuesday and thursday, that is going to be where you can see the squishyness in the bond market. you had a few pretty weak auctions last week, people do not want to get in frontis market. katie encz into the volatility, this has been -- i do not want to see completely unprecedented, but we have seen -- kailey: it is more movement at the short end, more inverted curve. negative five basis points, priya says we are going -50 basis points. ira: we got a call about -40 basis points or more than a few months now. i think the inversion of the yield curve is going to look more like a date in the 1990's then it did last two cycles, when you got to -10 basis points on the two-year curve. it would not surprise me, i was talking this morning, we have seen so much flattening of the yield curve that we have to be cognizant of, when does it end? it probably does not end quite yet. as both jeffrey and priya has said in the last half-hour, look. it is going to be time for the fed to continue to be hawkish, but that means we are going to have rate cuts at some point in the future. that is going to increase the amount of inversion across the treasury curve. kailey: what would

s a plus or minus. well, there, taking into account combat, there is a front end, not a front end, and so on. that is, in fact , there are enough peopleintimate places. this was done solely so that the military commissars also profited a little from the most territorial ones, so the situation is a little different from what it seems from the outside, but in fact everything is just so interesting, please, an important point, again, this is a thallus that we have now seen, again, in telegram, in ukrainian telegram channels there in public, but there is information that there is very, uh, rigid contradictions between the office of president zelensky and the supreme commander-in-chief hostage. and here is what we have just seen, again with a big stretch, but about the same thing, that is, conditionally two centers of power that are constantly trying to pull the influence on themselves of cash flows to self communication. there, western senior curators of comrades take over themselves, and so on, but this results in something a in the fact that people become just meat. yes , just a bargaining chip, therefore, here is what was happening in

front lines of this crisis in our communities. and especially to connect people with the prevention, the treatment and that recovery s support servicest we know iesaves lives. that is why it is really important to me, more important to me as ever that we can advance a bipartisan package that makes meaningful progress on these issues. i hope all of my republican colleagues agree. and we can continue our process negotiating a very robust mental health and substance abuse disorder bill that will supportn the programs we have seen make such a difference and provide additional tools and resources to tackle the emerging challenges in the space. threats and emerging challenges in the space. for any senators who wish to ask additional questions, questions for the record will be due in ten business days. august 9th at 9 pm, and the committee stands adjourned. that provides grants to the u.s. computer chip industry to better compete with china. the final vote was 64-33. it now heads to the house for final approval. up next we will show you the floor remarks prior to the passage of the

million people are expected to take to the streets of the capital this weekend for london pride, a celebration of the lgbt+ community. this year�*s event marks 50 years since the �*gay liberation front arrest and same—sex attraction is still classified as a mental illness. but in the basement of a london university, a revolution is under way and making itself heard in protests across the capital. injuly, pride in the uk is born. that first pride was about visibility. it was terrifying, daring. i wanted to change the world. to claim public space for queer people. the freedom, the ability to be yourself. we are here, we are queer, and you better get used to it. having a good time, really. everyone with long hair, - of course, including myself. we were really being very daring coming out in public in the street. it taught me that i was a survivor. we had a mass kiss—in. kissing between same—sex couples back then was an arrestable offence. the police were all lined up on the side of the park. 0fficers did come over, and warn us to stop kissing, but there were too many of us. by the time we finished snogging each other, one turned round and the police had completely disappeared, they wer

fronts, uh, as usual, stable, moving forward! uh, not like people think that we are rushing over there, this is a war, and it ’s impossible to rushse all those countries that support them help and not only help, with weapons and technologies and morality. they are trying to tell us from all sides, and thereby, that each of our movement forward. this is a blow to the cities. they use a tactic here that it was unacceptable to the perception of us, yes, which we understand that there are the same people in the same conditions, the same descendants of heroes were raised there in the soviet union, and now they have sharply changed and changed their tactics, who do not recognize any holiness, have no honor or morality and videos of the enemy hitting him behind his back, deep and inflicting on crowded places. these are markets, bus stations , sleeping areas, and we understand for ourselves that it's not easy, we can't just go. many people think there, move them and that's it. they just need come. and now it’s up to a ride along the entire front line and understand that it’s not a kilometer, not 100 km. it's over 1.000 km or not. you pro

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abortion care. 36 million people of reproduction age now or soon will live in the state where abortion is banned. s senator i am tired frustrated and angry. those of us on the frontes the abortion activists of president biden referred to as out of step we are the ones who are holding up this public health crisis that's about to hit the country. it's become a half of my colleagues. abortion providers and advocates, we deserve better. we need action and we need it now. we are out of time. thank you for inviting me to share about this moment in history which i'm certain will be -- as we move forward. abortion is normal.d. it's an act of love and it is fundamentally health care. >> thank you dr. mc nicholas. dr. mc nicholas of address this issue but i want to return to it because it's critically important. who say those who support the abortion procedure are alarmist and exaggerating the danger that women face. i think you have alluded to this and i want to make it part of the record the united states already has the highest maternal mortality rates in the comparable nations in other words more women die in childbirth in this country than most other countries. we are

s. and then there were a lot of youngs people peter's age. >> brian: at the garden. >> steve: metlife. it's been very hot. close to 100 here that night front lot. there is a little room in front of you. >> ainsley: i'm sure they were not chief. that was very nice of her to do it. >> steve: i have never spent that amount of money in my life it was worth it. because it was big birthday. >> ainsley: one life. >> steve: metlife. >> brian: who was the cameraman? >> steve: that would be me. that was a selfie. >> steve: very accurate. >> ainsley: what did you think of his i saw him on the tour as well. screen up behind him singing. >> steve: we were singing along to every song. i think i scared peter that i knew all the words all of the songs salute to elton still standing at 75. >> steve: only time i have ever seen elton john you and i went to a party at the super bowl and we saw him in a small room. >> ainsley: i think he actually did it for free because they are really good friends and they had this concert. >> steve: we saw elton with the piano in this hall. this was the whole band and it was great. everybody who saw him, i got a lot of text

people. send here to the front. uh, under threat to their families that if you do not fight, we will plant your brother here. uh, kill your family and so on. that 'st in a word, a full big one, we have long been talking about the fact that ukraine is a terrorist state and there are a large number of mercenaries who are present, well, they have eyes they open up and do not understand that what is happening is far away. uh, not the war they wanted, they wanted to come here as winners, but the elite left. you are right, absolutely on the one hand there comes an increasingly bright and such a bitter consciousness of what is happening, and on the other hand , fear rolls more and more, because you are right , so to speak was. excuse yours. this business, how it understands its business, knows people are scary, people are afraid of their hut just, that is, the mechanism by which they will bring this person here priceless e. uh, a cruel one who will be able to pinpoint either his opponents or those who will indicate the office of the president there, basically yermak rules there, and he will say to suppress these in the same way because of the false ones

melnik 's report a memory from the summer that will be remembered forever after the performance in front of the participants of the special military operation at maria andreeva's truly people'she world, did not appreciate this solo part. no, they immediately began to write that i urgently needed to leave russia, they promised a career in the states and europe, but somehow it was unacceptable for me to give my homeland modest field bouquets, which turned out to be more expensive than even the loudest applause and the legendary carnegie hula spent a month on tour on the front lines, where the wounded fighters sang along with this piercing violin. and this despite the fact that at first there was excitement, but whether it was appropriate, and how they would accept it, but after getting to know the fighters, personally, all doubts immediately dissipated behind my case. they asked oh, and this is your cop. yes, i said no, the violin, but the violin, and you will play for us, and not only on the violin at 21, maria is the only laureate of the international youth tchaikovsky competition, who won in several categories at once violin and piano with such talent. everything is ahead,

s only against the jews. yes, russians cannot be at the turn of the nineteenth twentieth. e century. yes, europe is all french there the girl and all the other people in frontmething, today nowhere is this layer that or that person who could come out to say to him listen, and therefore further, respectively, we understand that there are no longer any brakes, the steering wheel is welded, and that's it. it rushes in one direction. and uh, the situation is evolving. so there could be any disaster on that note. yes, now here is a small advertisement, and then we will continue with the new line-up. the fan card is a new digital service for safe and comfortable attendance at football matches. the card number is needed to purchase tickets and subscriptions. you can apply for registration on the public services portal this summer . and sochi get a card fan and cheer for football. just don't be offended by her exposure. so, everything that this person says is now accurate and clear. therefore, all his forecasts and statements should be treated accordingly. by the way, in the same honest way, with everything i can say, not only he, but many people in ukrainian polit