i taught and russ was not in the class but russ just got out in july after 32 years. and so -- they've all read the book, ron and, boris helped edit the book. but i'm going to set it up and pass the mic to them and they can begin to pull out from that experience in the book what they think is salient and important. so i went in to teach this class at east jersey state prison through the mj step program which is run out of rutgers and allows people on the inside to earn their associates and their b.a. and i wanted them to read the great playwright amir baraka, the red dutch-man, the great august wilson, miguel piniero, and others and it was clear when i got into the class that very few members of the class had much experience with theater and drama. so i suggested they write scenes as an exercise. what i didn't know is that one of the students in the class, kabi, r, in arabic, it means big and that's his nickname. knew who i was listening because of -- he had heard me on a station out of new york and he had gone around and recruited the most talented writers in the pri

luis rubio, says it depends on two sub variants, ba.4.6 and 2a.75 or as some call it, centar russ. >>o 2a.75. it's still in low proportion compared to the dominant variant right now which is ba.5 still. >> reporter: as of last week, ba.4.6 is only making up 1.8% of cases in california, and only a few infections due to centaur russ have been reported in l.a. and across the state. what's the concern? experts say it's how fast they're spreading. in fact, dr. dean winslow, a professor of medicine at stanford, says the way centaur russ is moving reminds us of how fast delta hit us. >> it certainly dramatically increased its prevalence in india for really undetectable by in the middle of may to now it's making up as many as 40% of cases in india. >> reporter: experts believe there's still a lot to learn about both sub variants. preliminary information shows neither is causing severe disease. >> both of these variants are going to be more transmissible, particularly the centaur russ or 2.75 variant. i'm not too concerned that if individuals are fully immunized and boosted. >> reporter: steph

russ was not only a pioneer on the basketball court. he was a vocal proponent for civil rights and racial equality at a time when speaking out on those issues of race was seen as controversial stance in mainstream america. russell's nba legacy is none more apparent. then the name on the trophy given the finals mvp the bill russell's nba finals most valuable player award bill russel rest in peace. all right. to the gridiron, we have some news, though. deebo samuel, i should say. i don't think we have that deebo. samuel storm told to wrap. we'll be right back after a quick break. we're going to we have across shot. just very briefly. we've here and not get too. yeah, we spend it on on some good time with so we'll be back in meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full vo

russ pulled off.ewel of his incredible career during the 1969 finals coaching and captaining an aging celtics team to another nba championship against a heavily favored lakers team that feature jerry west elgin baylor. and yes, we'll chamber after winning their 11th title together. russell and now owner only all back celebrated in the victorious locker room i know. but to say what in your mind right now been a great bunch of guys, you know. way to pay for me like i would take that the world. it would be russell's final game as a player. his numbers upon retirement. >> 5 mvp awards. 12 all star appearances and rebounding average of 22 and a half per game. and of course, those 11 championships. he was inducted hall of fame in 1975. his first year of eligibility. >> what russell was much more than one of the all-time greatest plate was a man of conscious and a pioneer when african american superstar. during a time when much of america was still building up to the image of a black man as a leader and in t

and he would hang out with russ, bill russ, mr. russell, he would say, they called him russ. i didn't. hey, let's go to johnny mathis's house. my mom loved johnny mathis christmas albums, right? they would go to johnny mathis' house and all mathis would do is give him a hard time about how he beat him in the long jump. >> a good story. a deeper dive on russell the first african american inducted to the basketball hall of fame tonight on game day. now it's a segue to baseball. giants, you bet, will be part of game day. they are in business with the cubs on sunday night baseball. giants have a chance to take 3 of 4 games in the series. meantime as in chicago. and the white sox. lorianno will be doing this in an as uniform after tuesday's trade deadline. first pitch of the second inning and this is how he opened the scoring. solo blast over the left field wall. the white sox responded by tying the game. later in the second, check out the spectacular play from tony kemp. full dive left to make the play. even had to tip his batting helmet on that effort. i don't think i would have

russ: myame's lane russ, and i, along with extended family, n the forest home ranch at is in the pposed wind pow projectin getting involved with this project, i thk one ofhe things that we found most surprising was th claim by the wiyot tribe. in the past 20 years that i have operated on the prerty, i' never been approached nor ntacted the wiyots, and i'm not aware that my father was nor my grandfather. >> all of these feelings, ideals, and pleas being spoken in front of the humboldt county board of supervisors, who will decide tuesday if they will overturn the planning commission's 4-2 decision to deny the project from moving forward. mike wilson: there's a reason that the family may not have experienced native and indigenous people on their property, is because the people who went there to coect didn't make themselves--didn't avail ofhemselves, and why should ty,onsideringhe history that we have to deal with? there is some real learning that needs to happen. madrone: i mean, who doesn't know that these high ridges were important to our local native american community? that's common kn

russ: myame's lane russ, and i, along with myxtended mily, owthe forest home ranch at is in the prosed wind pow projectin getting involved with this project, i thinone of t things that we found most surprising was th claim by the wiyot tribe. in the past 20 years that i have operated on the prerty, i' never been approached nor contted by t wiyots, and i'm not aware that my father was nor my grandfather. >> all of these feelings, ideals, and pleas being spoken in front of the humboldt county board of supervisors, who will decide tuesday if they will overturn the planning commission's 4-2 decision to deny the project from moving forward. mike wilson: there's a reason that the family may not have experienced native and indigenous people on their property, is because the people who went there tcollect didn't make themselves--didn't avail themselves, and why should ty,onsideringhe history that we have to deal with? there is some real learning that needs to happen. madrone: i mean, who doesn't know that these high ridges were important to our local native american community? that's common kw

getting the coming days. into south—west russ cochran, getting into south—west russ cochran, west waleso the isle of man in north—west england, a pretty warm day for many of us. 24 pretty warm day for many of us. 2a aberdeen, 27 for london. monday night, cloud, best, merck and outbreaks of rain pushing estimates, some heavy rain in places, but not much of it getting a warm and muggy night for many, temperatures between 1a and 18 degrees, turning quite breezy as well. tuesday will be quite a windy day, rain event in some but not fold, much of it clearing by wednesday, turning coolerfor wednesday, turning cooler for the wednesday, turning coolerfor the end of the week. this is bbc news. welcome, if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm david eades. our top stories: england's women footballers win their first ever major tournament. they beat germany 2—1 in the european championship final at wembley. chanting. cheering. it's a first major football title for any english national side for nearly 60 years. it's like a moment in history. like, hopefully, it's going to bring ma

neil: russ, good seeing you again.e we're a long way from seeing any of this resolved. russ vought, former omb director for president trump. in the meantime washington, d.c.'s mayor says she needs help with the migrant crisis that arrived by bus on her city's doorstep but she has been shot down from the same feds that the governor of texas has has been imploring to help him too, after this. ♪ alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and a blowtorch. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. bubbles bubbles so many bubbles! as an expedia member you earn points on your travels, and that's on top of your airline miles. so you can go and see... or taste or do absolutely nothing with all those bubbles. without ever wondering if you're getting th

has spoken about so well, i love hearing russ talk about it, how courage is contagious. and when we say fight, we obviously say use every legal means and constitutional means at our disposal. that means we to win and we've got to win. big russ, the the irs now is going to be a part of the new democrat party militia ,economic financial militia against regular people. and yet the senators are coming out today. the democrats say, oh, no, no, don't worry, it's all going to be this is all going to be , you know, to help the people watch. millions of americans aren't would be impacted by that other than getting better service from the irs, having a telephone answer, getting the questions they need in order to comply with our tax laws, the auditing is going to be focused on those of high income, the large corporations, etc. so there's no reason to be fearful. and if you have paid your taxes and as you comply with our laws, you should want to make sure no one else does that. roth don't worry. be happy that we have a new you know, that we have a new squadron of irs agents with al

let's get more on this with macau critique in from the consultant consultant event . russ energy, he's based outside of russia and joined us as great. have you on the program to get me? what are the chances of deliveries down north street one actually resuming after the stoppage? will to begin with thrust the gospel and the russian government who have broken the lot of promises and contract. so a lot of the international agreements are as well and we'll just process of the maintenance isn't necessary for no stream. it seems ridiculous, so they have 8 or 8 compressors at the compressor station and the well, one of them is miss in for repairs and now is in germany, but only one or the other compressors, if you were in need of some repairs for lex. what about 6 other compressors? so when goes prob, so that the stop, it is necessary. i do not believe that the german energy regulator says that germany is in a better position to handle, you know, a total shut off of north stream one and a prolonged one. and it was earlier, i think that's the case. this is germany going to be ok if these don'

let's get more on this with mikhail critique in from the consultant consultants event. russ energy, he's based outside of russia and joined us as great. have you on the program again . what are the chances of deliveries down north street? one actually resuming after the stoppage will to begin with thrust goldsboro and the russian go, went to war broke and a lot of promise.

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russ: we are holding less than we did. at one point we were well above 20% on cash level. we have brought that down now. it is still a cash balance, there are a few reasons we are doing that. one of which is having the dry powder. we do think volatility continues in the fall. but then there is the broadcast. no one loves cash, a hard asset to hold in this environment. but in a world of treasuries, they are not giving you the characteristics they used to. cash is helping mitigate the portfolio risk. it is worth it. jonathan: russ, thank you, in europe they are calling for a 75 basis point rate hike on a september meeting. go to 75 and the stories changed quickly in the last week. tom: this is an important shock, different from the major one. they have taken a more conservative, not austrian effect, but they stick out like a sore thumb. it is the kind of bank you read just to make your mind go. they've got a different angle and when they publish it is important. jonathan: we believe the eurozone will face a recession. but we also acknowledge it is a big situation to begin wi

russ was the first person i know who embraced.s black this year's before afros and raised fists. russell grew up in oakland inlet mcclymonds high school to 2 state titles. then he led the university of san francisco to 2 straight ncaa titles finishing his career on the hilltop with 55 straight wins. the dons also became the first ncaa champion ever to start 3 african-american players after winning a gold medal in the 56 olympics, russell joined the boston celtics and led them to their first nba championship. boston with russell as their centerpiece went on to win 8 straight nba titles and 11 total. the final 2 were russell as player coach, the first head coach in nba history to do so as an african-american, of course, the reaction of bill's death has been pouring in from social media all day. here's what warriors head coach steve kerr had to say. >> what a sad day today to hear of bills passing at the age of 88, especially for those of us in the bay area. >> wasn't mcclymonds high. >> a 2 time and see a champion at usf. and of cou

russ has been blocking ukraine's port since it invaded in february.ssia insisted on the inspections to make sure outbound ships are only carrying grain or fertilizer and that inbound ships are not carrying any weapo. this ship is the first to leave under the deal. it left odessa on monday and after inspection in istanbul will continue to lebanon. ankara has hailed the safe passage is a huge success. ukraine's president is skeptical. >> thanks to the u.n. in partnership with turkey, we have had the first ship leave with grain but it is still not much. we hope that it will continue. in total, the consequences of this war are terrible. not only for ukraine, but for the whole world. zelenskyy says many more ships will be needed. turkey says as many as three ships will be able to go through the inspections daily. x though shipments are likely to be on the agenda when the turkish president meets his russian counterpart later this week. >> you have to reize these countries have mutually conflicting interests. this grain deal is seen as a top item on t agenda

reporter: russ bono from paul springs never misses the street fair that is a celebration of all things fetish. angel says this year the timing of a recent state of emergency over monkeypox has raised concerns. >> in previous years it was body to body and that is not the case. reporter: the scaled-down event stretched several blocks. no alcohol allowed. the san francisco department of public health was doing outreach about monkeypox. tim jane took precautions in the crowd. >> it seems awful. i'm definitely not touching anyone right now. >> i probably will not be doing any real close contact with any person. i am vaccinated for monkeypox but it is a big concern. reporter: there was monkeypox testing outside a bar. >> we are trying to understand and see if we can detect it earlier in a asymptomatic population. reporter: it is hard to tell if this will be a super-spreader but arming the population with sources is the first step in prevention. >> we are working to make sure we can still gather and connect and give people a lot of room to assess their risk. reporter: cornell barnard, abc7new

. >> russ from palm springs never misses the annual up your alley or dory alley street fair, a celebration of all things fetish. >> i like to think of it as the biggest leather block party. >> executive director says this year the timing of the recent citywide date of emergency over monkeypox has changed the game plan. >> i don't know if you came in previous years but you would be body to body. clearly that is not the case. >> the scaled-down event stretched for several blocks. alcohol is not allowed. near the front gate, the san francisco department of public health was doing outreach about monkeypox. >> i hope we get a lot more vaccines. >> tim was taking precautions in the crowd. >> it seems awful. i'm definitely not touching anyone right now. >> my precaution is i will probably not be doing anything, any close contact with any person. i am vaccinated for monkeypox. that is a big concern. >> renegade bio was doing the key box testing outside the eagle bar for a research study to help stop the spread of the virus quicker. >> we are trying to understand if we can detect monkeypox on an as

and drug abuse and she's not been in front of a judge and no plea has been given. >> cnbc's perry russs disappearance of a 5-year-old girl in new hampshire. harmony montgomery went missing two five years ago they announced they were searching for her and today they say someone murdered little harmony. the states attorney general says somebody killed her in early december of 2019 just days or weeks after she went missing >> while harmony's remains have not yet been located we do have multiple sources of investigative information including just recently confirmed biological evidence that have led us to this difficult and tragic conclusion. >> the attorney general gave no further details on the evidence. nothing. the police chief asked anybody with information about little harmony to come forward. now harmony montgomery's mother and stepfather are facing multiple charges her dad on the left here accused of hitting her before she went missing. none of the charges related to her disappearance. they've both pleaded not guilty. >>> now two months ago officers swarmed their apartment building

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russ has accused ukraine of organizing the assassination of the daughter of one of vladimir putin's topporters. darya dugina with killed on saturday when a car she was iving exploded near moscow. this is a statement from russia's internal security service which says the assassination was carried out by ukraine's special services. they released footage of the woman, ukrainian citizen, they say was responsible. ukraine has denied any involvement. here's an advisor to president zelenskyy, sayg russian propaganda lives in a fictional world. he appears to blame what he calls vipers in the russian special forces. darya dugina was a commentator and supporter of russia's invasion of ukraine who is sanctioned by the u.s. and u.k. she was reportedly supposed to be traveling with her father, alexander dugan, a philosopher and prominent ultranationalist to some believe is close to the russian president. vladimir putin sent his sincere condolences, calling the attack a vile, cruel crime. for more, i've been speaking to the russia editor for bbc monitoring. >> they are saying and agent of the ukraini

russ denies there was an attack. it was an explosion from stored ammunitions. >> the situation is under control. only t houses are next to the military airfield will be evacuated. we will not leave anyone without help. lewis: let's get into why crimea is so important. russia took control, annexed it from ukraine in 2014. there was a referendum but it is seen as illegitimate by the international community. for the kremlin, crimea has a quasi-sacred status, seen as sacred russian land that russia regained in 2014. but ukraine and the international community regards crimea as occupied ukrainian territory. for more, here is a professor of war studies on its significance. >> crimea offers a more moderate point in the south. its main port in st. petersburg freezes up over winter. people also forget crimea in soviet days was administered by russia. by the stroke of a pen, chris chive gave it to ukraine to administer, when the soviet union fell to pieces. there is a strategic region, there is an ethic region, but crimea, aft

it's at the plant and as usual, ukraine and russ i q is each of, of launching these attacks. the russian installed officials said that ukraine hit sensitive fuel storage building. today. the ukranian side said that russia was behind the new attacks and they posted a video of burning cars around the plant. so it's a very sensitive situation and nothing can be verified at the moment. but the mission for the inspectors will be very difficult. the only good news is that all measurement does so normal, radiation level elsewhere ukrainian forces on the offensive in the south. what's the latest on their attempt to re take the hassle region? have you fighting has continued also around have saw throughout the region of have some and ukraine claims that has broken through several defense lines. there are some senior officials say that ukraine has also been able to hit the remaining bridges and ferries that are important for russian supply line. again, these claims cannot be verified at the moment, but what we can say for sure is that ukraine is still far away from the city of harrison

and i think that these are the first steps of orthodoxy on the lands of the ancient russ were quite sose, there was no great resistance from the paganism that existed in the lands of the eastern slavs. and well, just uh, no matter how opposed. understanding, well, let's say, uh, one deity, therefore, uh, the sermons that orthodox priests came with. i think they lay down on fertile ground, therefore, one must imagine that at that time the prince. first of all, this is the leader, if, uh, this person has established himself on the throne, then usually he is treated with such respect. it after all, the patriarchal is enough epoch and, for this reason, there are such interesting words in the annals that people were baptized, maybe they probably were not yet well enough taught to understand everything that concerns the new church life life for them, but they, uh, were guided by the following considerations, what if it was some kind of bad, uh, bad measure or some kind of bad thing? so the prince and the boyars would not have accepted this. i think that the memorial of byzantine walkway is a

times of freedom which you mention and you know where it is, the opposition movement stand in bella russ. today we talked. 5 about or it was mentioned, the massive protests in 2020, after alexander lucas. franco. i was accused of manipulating the election. has the opposition been snuffed out since then? it, ma'am, it wouldn't be serious to talk about opposition inside the country at this point of time. i mean, what we've been observing in russia for the last half a year has been taking place in bella rose for, for 2 years now. since the end of the protests and they did this, this them the wave of repressions and rolled over the country. it has not stopped, it has never stopped. ah, as of yesterday, they have been 1300 political prisoners in bellows, for, for, for in terms of the of germany, it's 11500. so 11000 a political presence and 833-3000 arrest that that would make almost 300000 in germany in tell you people here in the proportion of numbers and 4500 people have been designated political prisoners by i'm in my old so and a rush is, let me remind you much logic country than bellows

and oh, good god, talking about old russ ones. we came to that conclusion due to the brutality that took place at a spot before. not, it's also possible that the perpetrators were farmers, but would they have been so efficient and brutal? if there were any bones of the perpetrators left behind, court of could solve the mystery. but as long as none are found, the l strokes cave is keeping it secret to itself. solving crimes is often an uphill battle, but over time, investigators have had access to a growing box of tools. in the 18th century, foot shoe and huff prints were used to identify parties to a crime scene. as science, advanced investigator started to seek more advice from experts such as doctors and chemists wanted photos, enabled suspects to be identified and arrested within a matter of hours. and once fingerprints were determined to be one of a kind they to were used in forensic investigations. the 20th century found growing number of perpetrators using fire arms. soon enough, experts came along who could say which gun fi

i mean, you can't really keep russ mortgage in the steelers. it's well border. whereas here of dark on yours to where me to give to him, it will use leave your gearing is the way you hey, jordan, this postings with the robot, the secretary blunt officer at the mccord was a board number off for woolen rush control would cripple snoop around when you brought in the fleet show go away. the cause of those will be personal workers to your american kill the 9 people in private when the default is 15, millions african flew through a 1000000 cars fall north. 50000000 skews. all dead is bad. christmas to says for good isn't the concept of what i call rushing guilty. they want to be russians over the head generation to generation, to feel guilty and apologized for leaders hundreds of years ago. that did not do anything even close to the evils that western leaders themselves had done. when martin wrote, a phobia began to flare up, andrew was a university student. he studied russia, his friends didn't understand why waste time on a week country with no say, everything chang

head up the peninsula, most of russ in the mid to upper 70's. mid 60's along the coast. it will be breezier through the golden gate than the rest of the coast. 68 in downtown. up through the north bay valley 77 to 82 degrees. a great time to visit the wine country. 778 in fremont. and mid 80's in our inland area. tomorrow, from 2:00 to 9:00 will be choppy from the golden gate bridge through the delta because of the small winds. so your planner for tomorrow we'll start in the 60's. then we'll jump up to the f 0's, 70's and 80's. and by 7:00 we're back into the mid 60's to mid # 0's. so another delightful evening. thinking about heading to the coast. partly cloudy conditions and mid 60's throughout the weekend until you goat the monterey bay we'll have low to mid 70's. pretty steady the next two days. temperatures climb a degree or two monday into tuesday. you can see it's a little bit warmer with 80's around the bay to mid 90's. inland maybe not needing the air conditioner. you'll definitely need it next week. dan: you too, mike. thank i had no idea how much i wamy case w

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getting into south—west russ cochran, west wales, south—west of england, into the isle of man in north—westnday night, cloud, best, merck and outbreaks of rain pushing estimates, some heavy rain in places, but not much of it getting a warm and muggy night for many, temperatures between 14 and 18 degrees, turning quite breezy as well. tuesday will be quite a windy day, rain event in some but not fold, much of it clearing by wednesday, turning cooler for the end of the week. the darker colours show where the wettest weather will be up to the north—west, the lighter colours suggesting that very little rain will fall in the south, where we really do need it. for monday morning, this ridge of high pressure in charge of our weather, so a mainly dry start to the week. one or two sharp showers from this cloud that'll be sitting in place across parts of eastern england. that should tend to clear. then, lots of sunshine, but then we see cloud rolling in from the west, bringing rain into northern ireland around lunchtime and then into south west scotland, west wales, far south west of england, across

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there was also withdrawal of a soviet armed forces from russ canister off the 10 years of war. 1979 canister. the situation is volatile. the peoples democratic party is in danger being toppling the afghan government calls on the ussr to intervene and helped to stabilize the country. so that governments worried by the end of the year, it looks like tensions could spill over the border into the soviet central asian republics. a december, the 12th 1979, the soviet government secretly decides to send in the troops was only meant to be a short term military operation to secure the ussr southern borders. instead of the soviet union was dragged into an almost decade long campaign. march 1985 moscow. mikhail gorbachev comes to power only several months later. and soviet troops switch from engaging and direct battles with the afghan opposition to advising and assisting pro government forces. april 1988 agreements from the settlement of the situation in afghanistan assigned un headquarters in geneva, the u. s. and the ussr serving as guarantors. your courts also include provisions for the time table.

we got about of code from russ on your phone. not that has already been done. we are getting a real limiting to 0 going on in the gap in that means that we need a different and we need to different because it's not about the amount of and the result of the author, the propensity one of the, one of the bottlenecks we have to cross the t's that underway on an on the railway that that's the problem in the moment. that's a difficult, difficult, but at that moment the fact that we can use the run around about one foot compressor can make that for her neck hurts for another company. and these can definitely right? yes. who versus when it comes to this bottleneck? when it comes to talking again about the rhine river, i mean from your perspective, are there concrete measures that could be taken to ensure that the ryan can still be used by ships even during times of droughts? let's say this. no. so or you can do, but we're discussing about the name of the ryan river, at least in part of the raw drivers are going and then to launch some project that is being discussed no

and a judge iraqi prime minister mustafah cody, me says he will resign if political crisis then on. russ continue is comments follow to days of bought in protests in baghdad. off to shit, lead and mcdonald, father announced he was quitting politics. can you supreme court has begun hearing presidential candidate raleigh dingus challenge to the election results. william retail was declared the winner would just over 50 percent of the vote. dingus says the outcome is flawed and should be declared null and void. there's a headline. sneeze continues here now to zara off to the stream. stay with us. talk to al jazeera, we ask, so the rebound you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost of airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera i i asked them, yeah, okay, thanks for watching the stream around the world, new outbreaks of the polio virus sicily, back decades of action and efforts to try and eradicate the disea

the russ foundation believes that at least 20% of the prisoners in each colony agree to go to war ind in no way be subject to any consequences for war crimes, the wagnerites are proud of their war crimes, they do not make memes of videos where they torture someone, kill someone by beating them to death with a sledgehammer, respectively. this is such a certain impunity, it also has to attract people and that is why their numbers must increase, and therefore the numbers must grow, the word still means, until now, how are you entering the battle, since when do you enter the battle, that is, until you agree, sign the contract, while you are on your way to the colony in the rostov region, where there will be two weeks of very intensive training and when you enter the battle, only from the moment of entering the battle, the countdown of half a year begins, you need to fight in the assault units for half a year, that is, until the end of january for a second until the beginning of february, and if you stay alive then it will be pardon, you will return home with the removal of your criminal