such a strawberry appeared in perm for the first time and just a month ago.ting the first crop. yes, we’ll bring special drip irrigation to artificial soil. wear the farm constantly employs only three people, but there are many more workers here. wait, and these are bees, some kind of bumblebee bumblebee. it's true. the main thing we have hard workers, they do the main work. so, wait, it's you who let them into this closed go with me. yes, in order for the berry to be tasty and beautiful, you need to pollinate the flowers by hand. we can not. we are quite rough, very gentle. they rub in flowers with their hind legs. the company has recently emerged. well, the scale is already amazing. how many bushes were planted with handles and we select a kilogram per week. part is left for the garage, and part i will now take away for maxim , the drug grippferon - this is the prevention and treatment of colds and flu, even for expectant mothers and babies from the first days of life. good morning dear friends doctor light program the correct medicine program, about which

receive a legal consultation, we go to physiotherapy with our consumer supervision, we will go to the perm territory. we'll have strawberry dessert with federico arnaldi, talk about baby food with dr. light. marina belikova attorney-at-law many people in russia own pets, but if in the cities there are cats and parrot dogs, then, as a rule, in the countryside. this is cattle, today we will talk about the rights that pet owners have. well the way our pets are property, then we can leave them hereditarily, for example, in our will. you can prescribe the conditions that you transfer all your property to your heirs, but on the condition that they will contain your pet. also for pet owners. there is a right to take them into account when dividing property, therefore, when dividing property. you can, and somehow agree with your other half, someone will remain a pet. by the way, you can provide for this in the prenuptial agreement. but a if it is not possible to agree already to divide the pets through the court, yes, it means that if the pet was donated to one spouse, this is not included. proper

she brought her son to her mother, and she herself went by car from perm to the sverdlovsk region tofting in a kayak. it was her favorite hobby, rafting alone mini-travel. it should have taken 2 days, but in touch. nastya did not come out after this time, the police first found the car later than her bank someone paid for purchases in a store with a card. in this freeze-frame taken from a security camera recording, law enforcement officers examined a woman in a supermarket five buttocks in a row with a difference of a minute and a half there. there was smoked cognac, pasta sausage, that is, i practically didn’t drink much, but i never even tried smoked sausage. she didn’t eat , it was clear that anastasia was already an experienced tourist and had been hiking since the age of 18. and this kayaker route was good. they had been looking for her for a week, when the lifeguards from the water on the shore noticed tent. witnesses who could see nastya thought the smoke from the fire and two people. however, at the sight of the police, the men and the woman rushed to run, it soon became clea

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although he was born in perm , he still lives in the capital. today the whole room is at her feet. and how great and symbolic that it is elizavetamysheva who closes this tournament. such a program, such a dance, with such a mood. thank you lisa. you are the empress. you have already been told about this a thousand times, and i want to tell you that you are one hundred percent worthy of this title. in fact, a rather responsible decision, so i was a little worried, but as i understand it, that we lost it calmly went out skating and enjoyed it, because i understood that this was the last time i could show my program this season, and i like it so much. i love it very much, so i decided, but with dignity, to complete this program this season and i did it. i think this is one of my best performances this season, so i'm very satisfied. thank you all for the great support. yes , it was you who completed this competitive season in russia, which is especially important. and we haven't lost yet. we do not lose , those who compete lose, and we get high. it'

it has been 2 years, 2 months and 2 weeks from the day of submission of the 1st application of the perm until the fund or issuing of the permit. and i think in comparison to many of the projects in germany, that's still setting a new record and a new blueprint for the projects. for the big thing for us is that it is the biggest investment in the country of bun woke off to reunification. it's the driving force for lots of working places and so it's uh, comparable with any other investment so far. so maybe you on mosque has a different sort of timeline in his head, but he has criticized, you know, the bureaucracy for slowing down germany's climate ambitions. do you, do you agree with that statement? actually i was pretty happy that he took the courage to, to give these comments the, the, the way he did was a bit strange to many verse of the christian our, your stick to system. we don't have the and because corey is system the, the letter is to align with the other, the steering a court. but i think it, we are operating under these laws now for so on. so many years that we are 4 of us in t

great, now, and this is absolutely perm basis for negotiation. i definitely know would you by the will and i have 5 years experience in negotiation with him. i don't trust would you? because no one he would know never when he promised me to make a ceasefire to release the costa just to withdraw his troops. never. he kept, he was, but please, the stronger we are, the more attractive the game was, would go as far as we allowed them to go. now, because of our unity, because of the sanction, because of the, our corporation, we have a unique jobs to stop boot. please, let's not miss these jobs. i was former ukranian president petro poorer sankoh talking to my colleagues to me so much conduct earlier today. ah, on from one former leader, making that headlines to night to another ex chance sir gach luda is said to have traveled to moscow for talks with vladimir putin on ending the conflict in ukraine . according to the news website, political that is, pressure has increased on sharita in recent weeks for his close ties to the kremlin . he's known to be

oh, god, that perm. yeah, it really framed my face. why is there a picture of a bracelet? huh.ust be some kind of a mistake. what the heck is that? oh, phil, you didn't. oh, my god. what? did he? did he?

and this is absolutely perm basis for negotiation. okay. i definitely know we can very well and i have 5 years experience in negotiation with him. i don't prosecuting because no one he would know never when he promised me to make us use 5 to release the cost a just to his broke his throat. never. he keeps his word, but please just stronger. we are yet it more attractive. his diplomacy would go as far as we allow them to go. now, because of our unity because of the sanction, because of that, our cooperation recovery, unique chance to stop boot please. let's not miss these jobs. okay. we'll have to leave it there. pethel. put a shank of the president of ukraine from 2014 to 2019. joining us today from kiev. thank you for sharing your insights with us today. thank you. now to some other headlines and the conflict, washington is warning of a potential chemical of the potential of chemical or biological weapons attack by russia and ukraine. it comes after moscow accused the u. s. of supporting a bio weapons program in ukraine. the biden administ

and you also used the word persistent, i wonder what that means, what, why wouldn't you say, perm, and on a permanent basis that so this is the way we make these kind of decisions in nato. is that a political fissions, they set out the guidelines, the direction, then we task our military commanders to give advice on how to follow up. and then we make fine decisions as politicians based on these are the otherwise an input from our mentor commanders. this was exactly the same we did back in 2016 when we at the warsaw summit and made historic decisions for the 1st time in our history to deploy nathan combat troops to the east and potted lines. you have to remember before ukraine also before the legal annexation of coming on 2014 by, by russia. nato had no combat troops in the eastern part lines. then we had the legal annexation crimea, and since 2014, we have implemented the biggest reinforcement are collected the fence since the end of the cold war tripling the size of the nato response force. sultan burger. nato secretary at general, i'm holding a press conference following the meeting

the russian city of perm, he will say.m poland how much there will actually be, really. and for example, in bialystok there is an oppressed belarusian minority who are not allowed to open schools in the belarusian language to survive the next couple of years of an economic crisis that they have not yet seen. thank you guys talks. i will speak first on the two talks, but, in my opinion, the minsk process is over, the normandy format does not work, but there is there are created republics in russia, you are fighting to liberate them completely, that is, what can we talk about? but yesterday's istanbul process, which began. i would like from a different point of view. here you are talking about the reaction of the united states of america we are the ukrainian delegation. and i said yesterday, i personally saw it and, uh, brought a draft treaty not only for you, for russia, but also for all countries that are ready to provide guarantees to ukraine is not enough, that, moreover, i didn’t interrupt anyone. moreover, how do you r

they've we did not have perm debating in their sets the nato russia founding because one of the provisions said no permanent boasting. and so we adhered to that. but when the russians aggregated native russia founding their attack in georgia and then of ukraine, the alliance continued to live by that it's obvious that our good faith effort has not been rewarded by good behavior by the russians men. so we need to replace the now empty with some serious deterrence measures. you talked earlier about wanting to stop russia, calling the shots, and it's about time that the nato alliance, cold the shots. how should the west be setting the agenda instead of responding to moscow's? well, 1st of all, they need to be fill in pain immediately. and then a lot of different places, the sanctions are important. the effects are going to be felt for years to come. but as you know, sanctions take a while to really start delivering effect some inconveniences for russians now. but the real pain is going to be in the coming months to include russia probably will default on a $150000000000.00 debt or loans becau

it has been 2 years, 2 months and 2 weeks from the day of submission of the 1st application of the perm until the fund or issuing of the permit. and i think in comparison to many of the projects in germany, that's still setting a new record and a new blueprint for the projects. the big thing for us is that it is the biggest investment in the country. one will go to reunification. it's the driving force for lots of working places and so it's an comparable with any other investment so far. so maybe you on mosque has a different sort of timeline in his head, but he has criticized, you know, the bureaucracy for slowing down germany's climate admissions. do you, do you agree with that statement? actually i was pretty happy that he took the courage to, to give these comments the, the way he did was a bit strange to many of us. the chris in our, you're a stick to system. we don't have the and because corey is system the, the letters to align with the other, the steering a court. but i think it, we are operating under these laws now for so on. so many years that we are 4 of us in the tunnel and

and this is absolutely perm basis for negotiation. oh, i definitely know, would you very well and i have 5 years experience in negotiation with him. i don't, prosecutor goes no one. he would know never when he promised me to make a cease fire to release the costa just to withdraw his troops. never keep gives us . but please the stronger we are. yes it more attractive is the diplomacy? would you go as far as we allowed them to go? now, because of our unity because of the sanction, because of the, our cooperation, we care about unique jobs to stop boot. good, please. let's not miss these jobs. okay. we'll have to leave it there. petto put our shank are the president of ukraine from 2014 to 2019. joining us today from kiev. thank you for sharing your insights with us today. thank you. thank you. now the united nation says around 2200000 people have now fled ukraine. most of them are women and children, often leaving loved ones behind to fight, not knowing whether they'll see each other again. the majority of the refugees arriving in pola

decree awarded with state awards a medal for distinction police major alexander shekherev from the permded in the protection of public order. he prevented a major accident on the move by stopping a heavy truck that lost control of the award also received by the police from the voronezh region , lieutenant. mikhail susnenko and senior sergeant aleksey nazintsev detained an armed man who attacked the police station altai territory alexander bedushev and oleg korobkin rescued an eighteen-year-old girl who tried to hide from the rapists. jumped from the third floor, the police managed to catch her sergeant edouard. gergenov from the irkutsk region received a medal for rescuing the dead. he noticed a fire, ran into a burning house, carried out and drove the child, and brought out two women employees of the department. today minister of the interior vladimir kolokoltsev congratulated us via video link. noted by our colleagues who have achieved significant results in everyday activities showed courage and dedication in the line of duty acted boldly and decisively when saving people in extreme

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this is the perm region.ng what will happen for 5 years in the krasnodar territory, health resorts are changing filters, cleaning pools, so that everything corresponds to the sanpin from may 1, the first will go here children on vouchers with a tourist cashback, i can say that we have all the camps, e, black sea and azov coast at the moment, and 99% are ready to receive children. the children's cashback program was developed as part of the tourism national project. the hospitality industry in the sale of vouchers will open on the night of 30 to 31 march. julia from krasnodar is preparing to select tours for her niece's daughter. last year, well saved ticket cost 41.500. and i saved 20,000. it's very nice. this year also plans to use children's cashback and save no less, as everything works, parents choose a camp in any region. the main thing is to clarify. does he participate in the program? this cashback, for example, city tents and day camps, is not on the list. all information is on the world of travel.rf

and this is absolutely perm basis for negotiation. okay. i definitely know we can very well and i have 5 years experience in negotiation with him. i don't, prosecutor goes no one, he would know never when he promised me to make a c is 5 to release the cost a just to his broke his throat. never could keep. he was. org but please just stronger. we are yet it more effective is a diplomacy. would you go as far as we allow them to go? now because of our unity because of the sanctioned because of our co operation. we care about unique jobs to stop boot please. let's not miss these jobs. okay. we'll have to leave it there. pethel put a shank of the president of ukraine from 2014 to 2019. joining us today from kiev. thank you for sharing your insights with us today. now the foreign ministers of russia and ukraine have held their 1st face to face talk since the kremlin invasion, but the 2 sides fail to make any significant progress. the high level talks were hosted by turkey on the sidelines of the diplomacy forum and until yeah, rushes foreign mini

zealous gleb, but nevertheless for the wicker, representing the tyumen region, and he comes from the permerritory from the city of tchaikovsky still goes to the next round. so we will have a lot of medalists in the semi-finals, there will be a lot of medalists from the world championships and various major competitions and the semi-finals went to our girls and those, while the girls start, we can say about the girls that yulia chikaleva. the first one just finished in murmansk, she will also bring a strong potency to the world championship, and she has two bronze medals from the 2013 world map in the epime. and, therefore, actually today she wins the murmansk marathon. and we have the first semi-final, by the way, yulia chiguleva, also won not only the murmansk marathon, but also the north festival races of the famous polar olympics, which this week in murmansk pass, uh, on the banks of the sea, but we are on the banks of the river, vychegda in syktyvkar, the capital of the komi republic, and the first semi-final for the girls at the distance of the printer race is the first distance of t

this is the perm territory they are throwing, what will happen within five years in the krasnodar territory filters , cleaning pools, so that everything corresponds to sanitary regulations from may 1, the first children will go here on tours with a tourist cashback, i can say that we have all the camps. e, the black sea and azov coasts at the moment, and 99% are ready to receive children . the children's cashback program was developed as part of the national tourism project. the hospitality industry in the sale of vouchers will open on the night of 30 to 31 march. julia from krasnodar is preparing to select tours for her niece's daughter. saved well last year, the ticket cost 41.500. and i saved 20,000. it's very nice. this year they are planning also take advantage of the children's cashback and save no less, as everything works, parents choose a camp in any region. the main thing is to clarify. does he participate in the program? cashback, for example, city tents and day camps is not on the list . in order to receive a cashback before buying, it is necessary to register a washington card

everything north of the moscow region or the federal district, that is, tatarstan, uh, kirov region, permit is still winter here and until the middle of the next decade, so to speak, well, the decades of april, that is, until the fifth to the seventh of april, there is still a winter character the weather is still there and there is a lot of snow. and if we talk about the urals, then it is also already warming by the second half. uh, weeks, so to speak, by the weekend there will already be the southernmost regions of the ural federal district - this is chelyabinsk - this is the orenburg region. yes it's good. thank you very much for this forecast, but now we are somehow more cheerful, here is the future from the fourth to the fifth of april. finally, it looks like sunshine again, and the temperature is already up to plus five or six degrees during the day, perhaps in the center of moscow and in general in the region as a whole it will also be from plus three to plus five degrees. thanks a lot. the good news continues. yes, our morning journey through the waves of ether continues. let's wh

your head and in many regions in many parts of our country amazing skiers are growing up, but the permd by saveliy the korean lion, he represents his career, his native land his grandfather, because saveliy lives and trains in the moscow region, uh, where does natalya korosteleva from these competitions live? now the nephew is still here in the clip. of course, we are watching while, of course, the guys are still running. we can talk about technique and passing. watch carefully. uh, interesting to watch because it 's a strong, strong run. maybe even, by the way, the time will change here, despite the fact that at least he ran away the first race. and there are two lucky losers , but i still want to point out, in the meantime, that konstantin glavatsky. as a result, the second at the murmansk marathon, the raul team is not allowed, but it becomes the third, guys. uh, in 3 minutes, we just lost, yes. and sergey ustyugov for the top 10 and another distance like that. well, that's all, but sergey had everything and two world champions, an olympic champion. and of course, 13 titles of the c

junior world championship in the same group here and performs at number 12 maria istomina from the permsk competition russian olympians yes, let's go let's go the last lift controls the view and you can even see it by movement how she controls the situation and in the rise rise. she comes in and keeps everyone behind her. now we will see what will happen in retirement, because the physical line is not so short, but something tells me, of course, that natalya won't give anything to anyone. she will be up to the last, as they say, and the last meters of this distance will control the process, and she will still call in, most likely, most likely, the first yes, well, yes, yes, she feels confident here and i think even 90% his power not demonstrated at this finish the second becomes. yes, here is elizaveta bekesheva, and all the other athletes, who took third and fourth place. this is maria davydenkova from tatarstan , ideally soboleva from st. petersburg, while becoming the current lucky losers. but like this asked very well. the pace of natalia is indirect, our olympic champion in this ra

a study by rutgers researchers demonstrated that 343 lives per year could be saved if we moved to perm nnt daylight saving time. the afternoon would be much more safer than the morning was. if we had daylight saving, darkness is a friend of crime. criminals like to do their work in the evening. darkness, not the morning darkness. it's the evening hours when crime spikes. 6:00 p.m. to midnight is the most dangerous time of year. and daylight saving time has the effect of taking one hour out of their workday. criminals are late to bed, late to rise. 6:00 p.m. is a different story. third, energy savings as representative upton noted this was the justification for daylight saving time. in world war i and ii and in the 19 3 opec oil embargo, we want to save barrels of oil. same thing in 2007 when daylight saving time got extended. the reason is the sun is still out later in the afternoon when 99% of the population is awake, the sun can help heat your house, heat your business and light your house and business. that argument has diminished over time as he mentioned. but it's still true. the

if their plan had worked it would have perm innocently ended the peaceful transis of power underminingrican democracy and the constitution. if the country does not commit to investigating and pursuing accountability for those responsible, the court fears january 6 will repeat itself. politico puts this stunning ruling this way. quote, the remarkable ruling may be the first in history in which a federal judge determined a president while in office appeared to commit a crime. the judge's fear that january 6 will repeat itself is the animating force behind all the work of the january committee exploring every avenue in the trump coup attempt despite the on strurks from several president trump allies and insiders. the committee will vote to recommend contempt of congress charges against two aides that defied the subpoenas so far. dan scavino and peter navarro. got himself in the middle of the coup plot. in that report released last night the panel lays out the roles as insiders and the place of the plots but the oex president and allies to overturn the election. all underscoring just why t

is deploying additional 500 troops in europe bringing the total to a perm innocent or temporary basis100,000 ukrainian air space is contested. president zelenskyy continuing to call on nato for aircraft to help if the west won't support a no-fly zone there. president biden discussing that and steps to punish russia on a call lasting 80 minutes. the eu is not expected to join a ban on russian oil imports though other countries like the uk and japan still might jon? >> give us a sense of the chess board. why didn't the u.s. talk about banning russian oil earlier? why wait until now >> reporter: they certainly talked about banning oil earlier on and a few considerations as to why it didn't happen or hasn't really been a serious consideration until right now. first the u.s. and other conditions wanted to reserve the painful measures as a deterrence and did not work second, they wanted more time to telegraph to the market what would be done and by which countries so companies unwind contracts to change positions to prepare for such a move. finally,less a fear that if you banned russian oil

looking for a more perm nept defense force in the area. that's something discussed at nato and discussed at another nato summit in june. no decision yet on the permanent force posture changes. but certainly that's something that will be discussed. another thing that poland proposed is an international peace keeping force in ukraine. that's not something that u.s. officials have warmed to. saying that it could potentially put u.s. troops in direct conflict with russian troops and that's something president biden has explicit he's not willing to do. that's another thing the president will have to discuss while he's here in poland. the president is arriving later today. we'll see him on the various stops tomorrow. he will sit down for the formal talks with the president. before he makes a speech sort of laying out his accomplishments on this trip. his goals of this trip. before heading back to washington on saturday night. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> ukraine is accusing russia of putting the lives of chernobyl nuclear plant workers at r

we certainly understand -- you know, they have a perm nancy on the security council. of course, that is why it's so particularly disturbing that russia, given the particular responsibility for upholding the u.n. charter, is actively subverting the charter and abusing its position. the fact is they have a permanent -- we don't -- we're really focused on isolating them and holding them accountable. that's what we and our allies are focused on doing. reporter: president zelensky is calling, again, nor a no-fly zone over ukraine. is that something you are giving any thought to at all? jen: again, the reason why that has not been a step the president has been willing to take or we have been interested in taking is because the no-fly zone requires implementation. it would require essentially the u.s. military shooting down russian planes and causing a -- prompting a potential direct war with russia, something the exact step that we want to avoid. reporter: and the president of finland visits tomorrow. does the president want to talk to him about joining nato? jen: well, the

any sentiment country could listen to what was coming from the perm rep today and diagnose it for what it isn't and what it was. the fact that any country would lend any bit of credibility is disturbing. it will, again, associate the country with any actions that the russian federation takes in ukraine. reporter: do we have any confirmation of something that may have happened in moscow? the assistant director of the fsp in charge of intelligence including ukraine. they are protective services, and that some people may be at the house arrest? >> i'm not in a position to speak to that particular report. i'm not aware of this. it sounds like it may have just come out. in the weeks leading up to russia's aggression against ukraine, we saw thousands upon thousands of russian citizens, private russian citizens take to the street. more than 10,000 have been detained for doing nothing more than peacefully exercising their rights that are as universal and russia as they are anywhere else in the world. we also saw senior policy heavyweights in russia speak their opposition to what was then presi

. >> for example, we have a two-perm bedroom here. a playroom lets kids' colorful imaginations roam. they helped -- >> around me, we have 110 people here, but during the night, we expect the numb tore go up as the trains from the east will arrive. >> maria arrived with her family by train. they're staying for a few days, trying to figure out how to get to germany, where they don't have friends or family. >> translator: were going to munich, hoping to get a job there, because it's a big city, so there are a lot of possibilities. >> across town, the workshop restaurant is serving a different need -- fresh, hot meals. right next to the cultural center. >> they have family behints, and they just are lost and they don't know what to do. >> kindness from people who understand, anastacio left her family behind in ukraine two weeks ago. >> just constantly in the news, it was driving me crazy, and i thought that the best thing to do is to help. >> reporter: she's now volunteering at the restaurant. as families eat, angelina has started a art t

. >> perms. >> that's what darren would do. >>> the news continues all day. >> the cbs mornings up nextat day. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings," and good morning to our viewers on the west coast on this wednesday hump day, i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm vlad duthiers. >> and michelle miller. >> gayle and nate are off. we're in good hands, here's today ice eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. russia's campaign of violence continues in ukraine, despite moscow's claim it will scale back the assault around the country's capital. >> it does not mean the threat to kyiv is over. we believe this is a po

i was deputy perm rep in new york, 2014 to 2018, and did engage in the fifth committee from time to time. what we're hearing today is different from what i heard during that period. so again, we are going to be looking for efficiencies, eliminating waste, constraining costs, where and whenever possible. but we'll also be pushing back against this false narrative that we are somehow not supportive of u.n. peacekeeping and the important goals, you know, that it supports in terms of the protection of civilians and stability. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> all right, thank you. okay. i think that's all for round 1. we'll start a few round 2 questions. let us know if you -- let our staff know, please, if you have one. i'm going to start with a followup to my unesco question. reporting last week indicated that the israeli government understands the importance of u.s. participation in unesco and would not be concerned by the united states rejoining the body. can you speak to the state department's engagement with the israeli government on unesco and your best understand

that's not intended to be a perm next solution. the nuclear plant is urging the world to act now before it's too late. >> reporter: russians said it makes it impossible to carry out repairs and restore power supply. we are calling on the global community to apply all the things to prevent a world wide catastrophe. >> to plan a worldwide catastrophe. the director of power safety at concerned scientists. i appreciate your time. so chernobyl is without power. right. a massive 20,000 rods that need to be cooled, right, that are nuclear waste. needed repairs are not being made, ukraine says it's lost all communication with it. the regulator says that the staff and the guards, you just heard, talk there, he also told me that they have been living there for more than two weeks. limited amounts of food, same shift. right, that's been there two weeks. not allowed to go anywhere. psychological pressure is incredibly severe and bad. how serious is all of this? >> well, hathese are all factor. any facility needs multiple levels of safety in ca

powell just said the fed is watching carefully if the oil spike is temporary or perm nents.m watching and i've not been able to confirm this and lukoil, the country's second largest oil company in russia has come out and urged an end to fighting in ukraine. i take it from that it's on multiple websites including by afp which is why i bring it to you, but they're obviously a privately owned, not state-owned company, but it would be one of the largest companies to come out and one of the large russian companies to come out against the war. >> we did see that afp bulletin this morning and interesting as we are looking for signs of cracks in unity regarding the russian stance, steve. in the meantime, citi has that a moment ago and i'm noting it's becoming probable that prices have peaked already or can soon consolidate near-term if it is on the path to de-escalation inventories are at or near lows and they're in q2 and that's something to monitor closely >> for sure, carl. before the war began, i had been talking to people about the oil supply and the oil price because that is s