the people 's front donated equipment here, this equipment was donated, all of this was purchased with our people help the army, well, they generally help the sick and wounded, in this way. tosha, everything is fine, we are already approaching the hospital, this is the second evacuation point, now they have taken us from the front line and are taking us to the rear. yesterday i dreamed that i was in the ward from midnight until the morning. kneeling by the bed, praying for a fighter nurse, how are you bro, yeah, talk to me, everything is fine, you respect me, so guys, let’s get out of here quickly, nastesh, this is already... the second person who towed your car, so thank you for the car, we, military correspondents, we take first aid courses, we are on par with the soldiers, we often find ourselves in situations where we need to provide this assistance, we will tell you the story of pashiku pushkin, our friend, a military correspondent , a five there, yeah, down, beg the stored ones. i know the way, so we can help guys, i was filming reports about the hostilities that were currently t

people of new york. >> that babysitter needs to be paid hazard pay. i have the a.g.'s statement in front.

perhaps some people in sir keir starmer�*s front bench team will decide they do want to vote for that role. of course, the question of whether this is an important moment for parliament to voice its view on this conflict before the international committee, or whether this is lee —— linguistic gold commons navel—gazing , . .. the row between the government and the former chairman of the post office shows no sign of dying down. henry staunton has now released a note, made after a meeting with a senior civil servant, which he says shows he was told to delay compensation payments to the victims of the horizon it scandal. our business editor, simonjack, has read it. what does it say and where are we in this tale? some tight language on both sides in this unusual bad—tempered spat. he said in the sunday times he was told effectively to stall payments to victims of the scandal and that was violently rejected in the house of commons yesterday by kemi badenoch. she called the comments are a disgrace and said there was no evidence that they were said. and then henry staunton produced a memo fro

cambodia s former hardline prime minister, hun sen, looks certain to return to front line politics. his ruling cambodian peopleting for the senate, which he says he wants to preside over. hun sen stepped down last august after four decades as prime minister, handing power to his son. police in austria say the suspect in the killing of three women at a brothel in vienna on friday has "basically confessed". the 27—year—old was arrested near the brothel, while still carrying a knife. his motive is not clear. police believe the victims were chinese. austrian campaigners have called on the government to take urgent action to stop violence against women. the us republican presidential hopeful, nikki haley, says she won't quit her campaign, despite being beaten by donald trump in the south carolina primary. the former us president won by a 20—point margin. speaking after the result, mr trump made no mention of ms haley, preferring to attack president biden — by telling supporters that "joe" would be fired. the former brazilian president, jair bolsonaro says he's been the victim of tireless political persecution since

on the siege for weeks and is really snipe as i've been firing on people inside. elsewhere in central gonzo and his randy s right front in the building. and in the state of refugee camp coming at least 14 people, including children. i'll just say it was talked about as written reports. i'm a rough in southern the gaza. so there was a clean intensification of that use while the military strikes in the past few hours across different areas in the cars, a strip of in particular, in the central and also in the southern part where and roughly district eastern areas of this city had been widely bombarded by the east, very off to the re that type destroyed and targeted, unimportant agriculture lands. the duct are adjacent to the borders with egypt to little side. that's the city of con eunice, witness a cli bottom. and it's especially the demolishing of complete neighborhoods. the and the dumpster culpable tax and clash has being corrupted the that we in the palestinian fighters in the east very soon, we just bought the most critical situation and voting. the air strikes were directed and targeting the central parts of the g

boriska johnson. village of shirokina, donetsk people 's republic, and they even wrote something, a few weeks before the attack, berbak visited the frontfrom front a few weeks before the attack, yes, that is, indeed berbak at the beginning of february twenty-two, we talked about it here, visited shirokina, for the first time in a fitted armored car, here in a bulletproof vest, which means she passed. i took a walk and started talking about russian aggression, in fact there are a lot of personnel, this is azov, the nazi organization did not hide what is prohibited in russia. in february 1915, it attacked a neutral village , it was indicated in the minsk agreements as a disengagement zone, yes, it attacked this village, it was bombed by tanks, and then they took us there, well, it really was a resort for rich villages on the shores of the azov sea, so the houses are beautiful. here is the proof, everything that we told here, everything that our intelligence services told, everything that our leaders told us, they shouted to us, these are conspiracy theories, what a cia, they’ve been telling you since 1914, as soon as the maidan won , rig

people are strongly opposed to what u. s. is doing it israel now and among young people is, is it's like 80 percent are opposed, so bite in front of a political standpoint. his hands are of that then i type it is not doing well. i'm worried about. well, peter, i would say, and you know, if they're tied, let me go to the gym here. they're, they're tied by his donors. it's obvious on both complex here. ukraine and the slaughter in gaza is uh, the bidding of the donor class. they the hell with public opinion. that's exactly the message, the by the ministration of sending jim. yeah, look, you've never seen it more clearly that the, the representatives don't represent the people they represent the donor class. look, the democratic party has shut down any democracy within the party. there are no elections, there are no debates. you see now there's no question about the fact of this president who, everybody says we don't want him to be president stable. you know, everybody knows can't really and isn't really doing the job, but we're going to stick with them. i don't think they will, i think, to replace them, but they're gonna not allo

millions of people across indonesia �*s 17,000 millions of people across indonesia �*s17,000 islands and three time zones have now voted for their future president, the frontears that indonesia is in danger of sliding back towards its authoritarian past. the candidates have set ambitious growth targets of “p have set ambitious growth targets of up to 8% annually in the world's 16th largest economy. at home there are major concerns with youth unemployment, and beyond its borders geopolitics and global economic uncertainty may get in the way of their lofty goals. my their lofty goals. my colleague is covering the election in jakarta. indonesia is the largest economy in south—east asia and it has a big bearing on this

contact in the area carbon they have just returned to the front line and are now undergoing retraining at a training site in the donetsk people 'sepublic. their task is to practice gun aiming skills in difficult weather conditions, which change here daily. thousands are displayed, that is, a ruble, a kopeck, you put these numbers on... next door, a combat crew of a rapier anti-tank gun is working. this weapon is called a barrel artillery sniper rifle. rapier or mt-12 - a development dating back to the soviet era, but still responsible all modern requirements. its main advantage is its high rate of fire up to 14 rounds per minute, unpretentiousness and accuracy of hitting the target. these artillery units have also just returned from a combat mission and are studying the capabilities of new shells, more. they began to take aim, fired three missiles, initially at us, they were, well, far away and after these three shots they began to work directly on our dugouts, well, we took cover, put on armor and sat and waited. additional training at the training ground for fighters vostok groups take place regularly in between hostilities, t

people are strongly opposed to what u. s. is doing it israel now. and among young people is, is it's like 80 percent are opposed, so bite in front of a political standpoint. his hands are of that, then i type it is not doing well. i'm worried about. well, peter, i would say and you know, they, if they're tied, let me go to the gym here. they're, they're tied by his donors. it's obvious on both complex here. ukraine in the slaughter in gaza is the bidding of the donor class. they the hell with public opinion. that's exactly the message that by the ministration of sending jim yeah, look, you've never seen it more clearly that the, the representatives don't represent the people they represent the donor class. look, the democratic party has shut down any democracy within the party. there are no elections, there are no debates. you see now there's no question about the fact that this president, who everybody says, we don't want him to be president stable. you know, everybody knows can't really and isn't really doing the job, but we're going to stick with them. i don't think they will, i think, to replace them, but they're gonna not allow anybody to be helping

they have just returned to the front line and are now undergoing retraining at a training site in the donetsk people 'slic. their task is to practice gun aiming skills in difficult weather conditions, which change here daily. thousands are set, that is, a ruble, a kopeck, you set these numbers and aim your sight at the aiming point, the aiming point can be anything, it’s a pole, a building, a tree, an abandoned car, that is, any, here you have to calculate at a minimum, of course, it’s difficult to calculate, in principle it’s not very difficult. the commander of the gun came here from transbaikalia, in civilian life he graduated from a technical school with a degree in locomotive driver, but in the thirteenth year he decided to sign a contract and become a military man, during a special operation he was repeatedly wounded from the first days, he was wounded by fire burns last year on a raisin in the urals . intending to run into an anti-tank mine, i got three degree of burn, three degrees of concussion, he still returned here, yes, he returned, because the homeland calls for duty, especially since it

people are posing for photographs in front of them and meeting for dates there. it�*sve suspended the parliamentary membership of the party�*s former deputy chairman, lee anderson. he has refused to apologise for comments about the labour mayor of london, sadiq khan, in which he suggested the mayor was controlled by islamists and had, in his words, "given the capital city away to his mates". the prime minister, rishi sunak, had faced mounting pressure to take action over friday�*s comments by the conservative mp. mr khan, a muslim, called the remarks islamophobic. he said the "deafening silence" of the prime minister and his cabinet amounted to condoning racism. mr anderson resigned as conservative deputy chairman last month over the government�*s plans to send some asylum—seekers to rwanda. you can get more on that on the bbc news website. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it was a cold and frosty start up and down the country this morning. there were some mist and fog patches around, too, but through the day we�*ll see plenty of dry and sunny weather, parti

people have left, that ’s how many 70 percent are, people still live here, we work here, we travel, well , where can we go, well, it was scary at first, now you get used to everything, protecting fronties a unit of the ministry of defense is located at points, reconnaissance officers go out on a combat mission in... the direction , uav operators monitor the line of contact, even in a snowstorm, drones comb the area and track down the enemy who is preparing for an attack to peaceful villages. in order to prevent our fighters on that side of the front , electronic warfare units are working, in order to deceive the enemy, our specialists are carrying out special firmware for the copters, now they can fly long distances. a drone of russian fighters carries shells; scouts discover a so-called roaming mortar. the target is mobile. you need to act quickly; in a matter of minutes the enemy is neutralized. for detection, we constantly hang in the sky, we are on duty both during the day and at night, and do not allow the enemy drive up. they consist of four or three people, they can drive up with mortars, turn around in 2 minutes, fire two shots and drive away, this is within 4 minutes. intel

children, the city administration reported, the s-300 missiles were fired traditionally for front-line territories, as a result of the shelling, three peoplee wounded, two of them children of 2013, i.e. a 10-year-old child and 2007, a slightly older child and a woman from 1960, dearly born... they were all taken to the hospital in the city of pokrovsk, which is not far from selidovoy, one of the largest places in the donetsk region, currently 15 houses and lines have been damaged as a result of the attack. power transmission, well, of course , we will listen to more information in 20 minutes in operational information in the news release from our fellow journalists, in the meantime we have to take a short break, but then we will return, because serhiy sgurets, military expert, director of the information and consulting company defense express will be in touch with us, we will also discuss the situation on the front line, so do not switch and stay with espresso. tired of heavy and bulky saws , then the strong saw from razpak tv is just for you, with it you can easily cut trees and bushes, it is so convenient to use for carpentry work, it is

millions of people across indonesia �*s 17,000 islands and three time �*s17,000 islands and three time zones have now voted for their future president, the frontner is the defence minister prabowo subianto, a retired general, who has been dogged by allegations of human rights abuses. it has prompt to fears that indonesia is in danger of sliding back towards its authoritarian past. the candidates have set ambitious growth targets of up have set ambitious growth targets of up to 8% annually in the world's 16th largest economy. at home there are major concerns with youth unemployment, and beyond its borders geopolitics and global economic uncertainty may get in the way of their lofty goals. my their lofty goals. my colleague is covering the election in jakarta. indonesia is the largest economy in south—east asia and it has a big bearing on this region. it is a member of the 620 and its 6dp bearing on this region. it is a member of the 620 and its gdp is $1.5 trillion. so, what it does in the region makes a big difference. coming out of the pandemic, the two biggest issues that are on the minds of people are growth and unemployment, and unemployme

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revolutionary leader of the arrogant front to be against iran 's elections and said: the elections are the manifestation of the system's republicanism, and this is why the arrogant people and the united states, who are against both the republicanism and the islamism of the system, supported the elections and the enthusiastic participation of the people, referring to their request. one of the previous us presidents said that the iranian people did not know about not participating in one of the past elections it helped iran because people participated in the elections more and more intelligently than ever out of stubbornness and opposition to him, that's why the americans don't talk like this anymore, but they seek to discourage and discourage the people from the elections in different ways . you must participate in all elections. elections are the main pillar of the islamic republic. the way to reform the election country. those who seek to fix problems, repair. must go to the elections. in order to choose the right path, they considered it necessary to choose weapons and added all the people who have passed the supervision of the guardian council they are righteous, bu

front of his subordinates. target - introduce mr. biden as cranton joe, the guy in the hat who 's as cool as... cares about the american people, so heused those words that i won't use on television because my mom would be mad. let's recap the polls where we asked what if there was an election right now and trump ran against biden. so, trump is ahead by five points at once. compare with the survey we conducted in november. then trump was in the lead by only two points, but even more significant if you look here, for all the 5 years that we have been conducting these polls, starting in 2000. this is the maximum lead between trump and biden in all 16 polls from nbc, and of course the question of the support that joe biden could receive , we asked voters about the job he is doing, look, 37% approve and 60% disapprove. the guy we're against, he's not for anything, he's against everyone. i want to say this is the weirdest presidential campaign i've ever been in. participated. when asked who is handling the economy better, 55% said trump, 33% said biden. when voters ask about immigration and border security, trump's lead increases by more

give them a chance to survive on the front line will take at least a year, ukraine does not have months, they can’t afford the luxury of managing time, that ’s what peopleerstand, they don’t understand that the generation of young men, say, between the ages of 18 and 28 or 30, has been destroyed in ukraine, that they have no people, no matter what the general will be... breaking news, federal the security service reported the detention of a ukrainian citizen while preparing sabotage against fuel and energy infrastructure facilities in the leningrad region. as stated in the public relations center of the fsba of russia, the terrorist attack was planned by the ukrainian special services. the operational footage shows that the saboteur was monitored with the help of drones and... caught red-handed while planting an explosive device, as the chairman of the national anti-terrorism committee bortnikov said, at first the svo prevented 419 terrorist attacks that were being prepared by recruited sbu and other terrorist organizations ukrainian special services persons, i hold, i hold, handcuffs handcuffs. on the territory of russia in st. petersburg, on the terri

on the front line, of course people are looking for some kind of informational reasons in order to excite society and get some kind of hype, but let’s look at all this a little differently. let 'soks mysterious to me, after all, this is the vertical of the president, this is the president's manager, i mean the commander in chief, to be honest, i always didn’t quite understand what the problem was here, this this is not a political process , this is not a political competition, this is a war, of course, a manager who killed hundreds of thousands of people is just a manager, well, a manager, although it is true that sometimes managers carry out a hostile takeover of a company, so the manager can accidentally do everything, and if he is a manager , excuse me, who is zelensky, the owner or what? keep it, burying the best parts that ukraine later needed for a breakthrough , why keep it, it was his decision, now , for example, a brilliant decision on the krynki, this is a cemetery for ukrainian marines, here are the british brought up, brought up, zelensky buried them in jars, now avdeevka, where more and more new resources are constantly being brought in, it’s not clear that they ar

people. we hear reports from the front lines in the east that soldiers are running out of bullets. but we also hear there�*s here before. we were given that sort of aid, so if they take it away or if we run out of it, well, me and my friends are personally prepared for that. we have our own weapons. we�*re stocking up on ammo. we�*re preparing in case for, like, a worst case scenario, so to say. it�*s been a long, hard two years for ukrainians. do you sense that people are getting tired? a lot of my friends are getting tired and throughout my year and a half on the front lines, i made a lot of buddies who are still to this day on the front lines. they are not sure when they�*re going to get the proper vacation that they need. and a lot of people, i know a lot of people are getting burnt out. are there moments when you worry that ukraine could lose the war? knowing some of the information that we know, yeah, sometimes. dmitry talking about his worries about the war. joining me now is mp lesia vasylenko, who is the people�*s deputy of ukraine. you have been going to the parliament every day, how would you des

word creativity, it ’s a bit hackneyed, well, of course, it’s a creative process, of course, but what is it it’s clear, here in front of you seems to be someone, well , some peoples not a blank slate, a child is a completely endless space with a huge number of potential possibilities, it’s your business as an artist, yes well, strictly speaking, a white sheet is also not potential, it has potential , it is not pure, it’s not true, as if to say that a white sheet is a kind of purity, no, but there is a huge amount of potential hidden in it, this... it's endlessly white, it's like space, like a white sheet, a white canvas, like yes, this is what you will pull out of it from this canvas or what you will pull out of this block of marble, yes the same thing, here is this child in front of you, yes you somehow owe him form, but at the same time, unlike marble or canvas, it still has its own potential, it will, as it were, also participate in this creation of itself as - as art, but as some kind of creative object, that’s another matter. that how not to get carried away, because in fact , in general, it is human nature to feel yourself as an artist, and the other as an

s? >> they're leading the charge on the front but you're seeing it all across the country and people are to the grocery store and having to take things out of the shopping cart going to check out because that's what life is like in joe biden's america. we deserve better. america deserves better. it's one of the biggest things i'm running on right now is giving georgians a raise by eliminating the georgia state income tax and people need relief and we ought to give it to them. rachel: yeah, it's interesting that quote with biden we were broke, with trump we had money. that'll make a difference in the election. so good to see you and congratulations and good luck with your race. i hope you make history. thanks for joining us, cj. >> thank you so much, rachel. rachel: the u.s. finally responding to the attacks that killed three american service members. we have a live report on that next. stay with us. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. ma

people�*s council tax. almost every council in the country is putting up council tax by the maximum permitted, just under 5%. they're cutting services. so councils are making deep cuts to frontreas — parks, business support, leisure services. and they're dipping into their reserves. so more than half of councils are dipping into their reserves year after year to fund services. so it's completely unsustainable. in response, the department for levelling up, housing and communities spokesperson says... "we recognise councils are facing challenges, and that is why we announced an additional £600 million support package for councils across england, increasing their overall funding for the upcoming financial year to £64.7 billion, a 7.5% increase in cash terms. "councils are responsible for their own finances and setting council tax levels, but we have been clear they should be mindful of cost of living pressures while controlling any unnecessary or wasteful expenditures." nonetheless, council leaders will be hoping when the chancellor, jeremy hunt, takes to parliament next week to deliver his budget, more assistance will be on the way. vincent mcaviney, bbc news. around the world

such a strange feeling, i was even embarrassed in front of people, because everyone came up to be photographed and said: hello, please excuse me, but can i sinsk will confirm this, that’s why it’s much more important for me, on it’s more pleasant to look at than just dressed-up people, the red sector, to your right, microphone up, yes, why did you come to belarus, what connects you with our country? there are very few places on earth where you feel protected , you know, when you are at home with your parents in your apartment, there is a moment that you are protected, in minsk i feel like this, to be honest, even in moscow i feel a little - a little stranger, because i was born in another city, in belarus there is a brand of clothing and women’s men’s, with which i collaborate. dressed in dresses, curled up and pumps, in black tights. the next accent of courage, they added a pink bag, this will also not be considered a mistake, brands do the same, there are brands that provide regular clothes with a logo, you go to the store, everything is the same, the same genders that you can buy in a mass market, the same t-shirts , everything is the s

front of them put. on the other hand, there is a certain weakness here, why? because when another large number of people who were also very effective in their position are fired, let 's and for the sake of justice, that comparing the situation, for example, in 22 and in 24 years, well, not very well, correctly, of course , which used to be more difficult, and they persevered in the most difficult period, now the situation is much more controlled and we have on... much more of everything than it was at the beginning of the large-scale invasion of russia, therefore, accordingly, when such a rotation occurs, certain explanations must be given as to why it occurs and what it will manifest itself in, whether new approaches of those who came to these positions will manifest themselves, or, for example, some kind of greater high efficiency, well, a higher efficiency ratio , many other things that we hr managers really like to say, yes, that is, those who are looking for people for certain positions. another very important point we... by the way, we have not received an answer to it to date, we can most likely get this answer from the mouth only one person, the surname of th

thunderstorm the front is coming with a hurricane wind , it’s like there will be a thunderstorm, lightning will kill them, dena, be quiet, don’t disturb people’s work, it’s easy for you to say, it ’salmly, without panic, okay, i don’t understand what he’s doing, i don’t know what he’s doing, sasha, he won’t die, he won’t die, he won’t die, now i’ll give him an injection, everything will be fine, yes. well, here i am, now we’ll make an injection in the pit , and what next, how can i catch them, but there’s no way, it’s definitely impossible to gain a foothold on the blade, let ’s hope for the strength of the frame... a little more and we’ll find ourselves at the epicenter of the front. unique blend, author's roasting. jardín original oro. the pleasure of feeling is multifaceted. at the megamarket you will always find something to give to your loved ones, especially during the holiday sale. tetval cordless vacuum cleaner for only 29,990 rubles. what connects the bloody lady with the bloody kyiv dictator? the last call is from sobchak, she says: you don’t know where you can get a white one now, i say, i’m out on a spree with friends, how does she get hers? for 2 weeks of working for

s nes in other words make legal change to one's name. she discovered that they sprortionately came from ere's at people's names changed but because it ships manifest in front o tm and they knew what people's names were when they went to the island names were changed in the 20s and in the 30s all the way down into the 60s and beyond the jews change their name as part of the family strategy because either the kids could not get into college are they could not get jobs with the jewish names. >> so the university assuming that the students were jewish simply by the name, that didn't have the report there. >> what happened as they started to change the admission form and run 1900, or so, how did you get into college, he took an exam and if you well enough on the exam, but admitted to college and then they started to use the kinds of psychological tests and personality tests and personal interviews that are much more characteristic of subsequent subsequent of college admissions. so as not just the essays that you had a right to get into here but they began to ask questions of what was your father's name and your mother's name it and mother's maiden name and wher

young people, you know, like sunrise movement, bird dogging senators, and making this issue front and center and completely politically unforgettable, and politically urgent that we passed the largest u. sate investment in american history. that has translated already to nearly a quarter million jobs that have already been created, of 9 million jobs that are estimated to be created in the next several years. >> i have got to ask you about just the hill the last few days. it has been crazy and weird. and what do you make of the mayorkas's impeachment and the fact that it is the first attempt to impeach a cabinet secretary in 150 years, and they must counted the votes, and they will try again on tuesday, what do you think about it? >> i mean, let's just call a spade a spade, here. republicans are dealing with not their first choice speaker. not their second choice speaker. not their third choice speaker. they are dealing with the speaker that they could get. and that they could agree on. and that means an individual that does not have experience in party leadership, that is a relative newcomer when it comes to the tenure of member you are used to seeing when they typically get the speaker

front of american people. because mayorkas, and company are simply ignoring existing law give you capital parole authority parolling millions into the united states don't know where they are maybe a court date se in 20s's literally they will never show up for supposed to be individual eye adjudications not from particularly classification or country these kind of things should be lit investigated in impeachment trial i hope we stand up. american people understand what this is never seen anything like 24 in country in the history of the world willingly ceded borders for this level of illegal immigration it is nuts joe biden could close border tomorrow mayorkas's you know part an parcel all this making decisions that violate the law. maria: we've got new reports that show that u.s. is faring moscow might put a nuclear weapon in space secretary of state antony blinken asking china, india for help talking with russia about this. okay. that is another conversation the fact u.s. is asking russia for help, but florida congressman michael waltz joined plea on "sunday morning futures" to discuss severity of this threat. >> this threat is so serious, so grave if this weapon is allowed, to fully deploy,

stream of the popular front, let 's see, today's situation, a special military operation, and it... is to some extent a patriotic war, namely it’s the involvement of ordinary people chesme. which my wife actively participated in, while i was at the front, they united and began to weave camouflage nets and women, some with husbands at the front, someone just wants to participate , they got together and began to weave moskseti, the front, that is, there are guys who constantly united there at one time, girls, they travel in this and deliver it to the front line, trench candles, now winter has begun, again... the enormous relevance of trench candles, because well, as an example, even on the front line, in positions, there are potbelly stoves, it is often difficult to find dry firewood, trench candles are placed inside the stove, it heats up very well, they have already sent the 100 thousandth candle, the hundred thousandth , can you imagine, and all this goes to the front, and we only talked about one such association, can you imagine how many there are throughout our country, in fact, what is there to represent? subscribe to the telegram channel stream popular fron

people of new york. >> that babysitter needs to be paid hazard pay. i have the a.g.'s statement in front. here, here's my question to you, lisa, which is, they are saying donald trump adult sons and former executives ordered to pay $450 million they fraudulently and illegally obtained. how is she arriving at that. >> i'll credit my corporate lawyer of a husband for bringing this to my attention as we sit on set, because of prejudgment interest. judge engoron in those buckets of disgorgement he has awarded settles on a date for three of the big buckets from which you can calculate prejudgment interest which in new york is 9%. as sue noted during the break. anybody who has had a mortgage understand 9 percent per year is quite a lot. one of those buckets the first $168 million, which is the amount that the attorney general proved that trump organization saved in interest by fraudulently misrepresenting their financial statement and getting lower interest rates on a bunch of loans to buy properties, that starts, that prejudgment interest starts march 4th, 2019, nearly five years ago. so that

people waiting outside. it ie s 7:54 in the morning but this woman got here at what time? >> 4:30 spirit of why did you come here sorely? i wanted to beat in front president trump. >> what you wantt to to hear frh him? hear what he has a plan for the country when he becomes president. >> and what do you want to hear? >> the border.>> >> what about everybody over here? >> definitely the border. >> the border and voter i.d. >> economy., >> laura: welcome back to greenville, south carolina, where folks havence ry been wair it is very, very early this morning to see former president donald trump. presidents, one of the issues and the question we hearfrom frm voters is, how do you plan to, deport the millions of people?pe i mean there is probablyw wi 12 million, 13 million people under biden alone that have come here and how will it work? >> former president trump: it t the bad onesge first. they are coming in from prisons, jails, mental institutions. >> laura: how do you find them? >> former president trump: through loca i lol police. the local police are so phenomenal. i love them and they love me. i have 97% support. they know everything! they kno

guitar sergei performed in hospitals , on the front line, i looked at people’s faces, and of course, people’s eyes sparkled, and for them, of course, i think... it ’sogether for 17 years, the head of the family is sergei, so i support him in absolutely everything, i said we need to, we need to help, that’s why we made this decision to help donbass. further in the program, honored artist of russia sergei kuprik and his wife ekaterina will tell why they began to help donbass. i ask the commander, what is needed? yes, everything is necessary, and katya and i, when we were driving back, driving our car, we said, listen, we need to help the guys. katya says: you have a big story in lugansk, “it seems to me that our mother has gone crazy, money to figure out the criminal , that sleigh, she is sick, you need to think like a criminal, a maniac, he possessed me, i look at women just like him, he instills his thoughts in me, you are abnormal, but how do you cope, you, you’re probably very tired , you want to rest, to relax somehow, it’s just written all over your face, you’re sure that you don’t have it..." god forbid now, if you win, then hurray, 100 to one

front line remains extremely difficult. due to delays in u. s. military aid, a shooting at the end of a victory parade in kansas city is left at least one dead and 10 people injured. several are in critical condition. football funds were celebrating the kansas city chief super bowl championship. when fires, when shots were fired. please say 2 people were detained. you're watching dw news from berlin, you can get more on our website at dw dot com. the, the ukraine's new army chief says the military situation in his country is extremely difficult. alexander ski was at the eastern front for the 1st time since taking come on russia. he says, has a man power advantage. but ukraine says it's forces have struck a powerful blow against the russians at sea sinking. another russian bullshit keeps, says, the vessel was destroyed the occupied crime in peninsula i'm on youtube has mckinnon in belin. and this is the day the great news have been able to inflict the heavy losses on the rest of the back seat . we've seen the video, which they say shows these naval drones attacking this big landing ship. i suggest you rely on the statements of our military colleagues. i ca