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noelle russo was found dead near the sonoma state campus in rohnert park.nd tonight, abc seven news reporter jared stone is hearing from family and friends about what might have happened on that 1983 night. >> you're looking at noelle russo, a woman who at the age of 37 was found beaten to death and naked in this area of rohnert park back in 1983. >> noelle was a close friend, if not at the time, the best friend of my mom and my mom's name was laura serban. >> dominique tells us her mom, who kept this picture of noelle, passed away back in 2019 and was with russo the night she went missing. they kind of liked to barhop a little bit and just like anybody in the area, just have a little bit of fun. >> and that's what they were doing the night that she went missing, they split up. she said that, you know, noelle may have been talking to an ex-boyfriend, but that she didn't think it was him, that she went off with. but somehow they got separated in the night and then she couldn't get ahold of her the whole next day. and then they, of course, found her. >> domin

noelle russo was found dead near the sonoma state campus in rohnert park.nd tonight, abc seven news reporter jared stone is hearing from family and friends about what might have happened on that 1983 night. >> you're looking at noelle russo, a woman who at the age of 37 was found beaten to death and naked in this area of rohnert park back in 1983. >> noelle was a close friend, if not at the time, the best friend of my mom and my mom's name was laura serban. >> dominique tells us her mom, who kept this picture of noelle, passed away back in 2019 and was with russo the night she went missing. they kind of liked to barhop a little bit and just like anybody in the area, just have a little bit of fun. >> and that's what they were doing the night that she went missing, they split up. she said that, you know, noelle may have been talking to an ex-boyfriend, but that she didn't think it was him, that she went off with. but somehow they got separated in the night and then she couldn't get ahold of her the whole next day. and then they, of course, found her. >> domin

frank russo mr. russo and associate general counsel combating human trafficking at the american conservative union. advocates for policies that address the needs of victims and provide law enforcement with the tools necessary to hold traffickers accountable. thank you for being here mr. russo. ms. -- is the founder and chair of the interparliamentary task force on human trafficking. the task force is a consortium of members of parliament and congress government leaders and survivors from more than 25 countries who work to stop human trafficking. we welcome each of you and thank you for appearing today. now we will begin by swearing you in. if you would each rise and raise your right hand. do you each affirm under penalty of perjury the testimony were about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge information and believes so help you god? the witnesses have all answered in the affirmative. thank you. you may be seated. i want you to know that your written testimony will be entered int

can add to this that this also contributed to the first russian revolution of 1905, of course, the russo-japanesesation, follow our podcast, we will continue this topic. all episodes of the historical podcast of russia west on the swing of history can be viewed on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. when i arrived in paris. i was not known, everyone told me that you are not afraid maybe, because maybe, maybe i’ll expect something completely different, but i said that you need to surprise once, almost no one in our country has any idea what haute couture is authentically, haute couture is high-quality handmade sewing, high-class sewing, which is put on a level painting, architecture, i think that he has all the qualities of a young fashion designer, i myself have always been telling me that i spend a colossal amount of ideas, what i shouldn’t do, he says that you have a very long way to go and so that you don't remained empty, how long does one collection last, practically it lives until the next show, that is, six months, i really liked the show, i think its level corresponds to internationa

the west continued its ongoing militarization of russo phobic regimes brought to power as a result of a bloody coup and to wage a hybrid war against our country. something unprecedented without any -- since the cold war was a recent number of joint exercises between the u.s. and nato allies to develop scenarios for the use of nuclear weapons in the russian federation. the stated aim of inflicting a defeat on russia became clear. the fact that they are hell-bent on their own impunity and bereft of the basic desire for self-preservation, headed up by countries not only expanding and modernizing their capabilities but shifting the arms into space and the information sphere, a new dangerous manifestation of the expansionism was extending the area of responsibility to the entire eastern side of the world using the slogan of the indivisibility of security of the region. washington is creating a subordinate military, alliances to try -- pushing participants of the structures to cooperation with nato. this is bringing its infrastructure into the pacific area. it is obvious that such efforts a

conservative threat cal thought and political revolution and cuba, china, vietnam and it is the idea from russo that a group of elites in possession of the general whale and impose on the country, on the nation for the good of mankind and always ended up, always in a bloody tyranny. >> all 92,000 plus hours of book tv program asking available online. just visit booktv.org to watch your favorite authors. the university of san diego and accomplish for this individual andis this book is comprehensive idea and it's overarching and no matter how many libertarians you love or hate or have arminged with, libertarianism is much, much more diverse than you probably think. we try to show that diversity through the whole history both to shed light on current state of libertarian movement and future possibilities for libertarianisms it's an issue that areto throughout the united states struggling with a great deal to write the book and much harder term to pin down than one might expect and getting into the book, who's your co-aurothoraand it was john. we talk about importance of individual dignity and free

as we can speak to dw senior international correspondent, funny for char intra russo and for more funny is riley mill. it free today saying that there are 126 people being held hostage in gaza. it's. it's almost impossible to imagine what families, israel are going through, not knowing what has happened to these people to their loved ones. what have you been hearing there for the fact that these families are going through a very difficult time is really an understatement. in fact, if you listen 1st of all to the number that you just mentioned, a 126 and even that number keeps changing. really. i've been hearing every, any number now yet between 100 a 150 sense of the how to submit it and attack israel on up to about 7 and sevens and uh, killed official number. they killed at least 11300 people. and he's running a doctor more than 100 people in the question really is what is happening to them? in fact, the people who took to the streets yesterday and tel aviv protesting because they say they want to make sure that of course they will see their relatives alive. and they have a lot of mixe

without you know me, but i’ll remind you, just in case, that from 1905, that is, after our defeat in the russo-japaneseof 1945, including over japan. southern sakhalin was under japanese rule. they ruled here for 40 years. in 1937, with donations from the local population , the building of the local history museum was built in the teikan style of kurya, that is, in the style of the imperial crown. hmm, quite an attractive edition. comrades japanese, thank you. however, about the ainu people, the europeans who encountered them in the 16th century were simply dumbfounded. and them can be understood. well, you and i know that people of the mongoloid race have dark skin, a mongolian eyelid crease, and sparse facial hair. and the ainu had thick hair and wore huge beards and mustaches. yes, they held them on purpose during meals. with chopsticks, they were very friendly, cute, the kind, the japanese called them fluffy because of the lush vegetation, and mistook them for russians, they say, these were stately bearded boyars, and these boyars in the summer wore only loincloths, and ainu women put a tattoo arou

yes, the russo-japanese war, of course, is a topic for a separate conversation, follow our podcast, we maybe, maybe i will wait completely, but i said that you need to surprise once, almost no one in our country imagines that this is haute couture, authentically, haute couture is high hand sewing, high-class sewing. which is placed on the level of painting, architecture. i think he has all the qualities of a young fashion designer, i was once young myself, and what is especially attractive about him is his sense of fashion. and how would cordeno's man will touch you. is this really true? they always tell me that i waste a colossal amount of ideas, what i shouldn’t do, he says that you have a very long way to go, and so that you don’t remain empty. how long? one collection, practically it lives until the next fashion show, that is, 6 months. i really liked yudashkin’s show, i think its level corresponds to international fashion. congratulations valentin. to the sixtieth anniversary of the birth of valentin yudashkin. matador on friday on the first. it has the highest dosage substances f

they are taking advantage of it even though it was the first russo's champion also won america with one of the geniuses who came and surprised everyone from a technical point of view. amir hossein himself also has a mughal opponent. he is also the second champion of the third world . this mughliah mughhliah became the second world champion last year. we can say today that four of our representatives will return with full hands. i am sure that we will win the iranian flag wrestling like in previous years and always, god willing. this is a point that many wrestling people say, why we are tired wrestlers and won the world championships. we don't have so many wrestlers in the asian games don't we have all this potential? i think that the distance between the first person and the second person is much greater. because of that , we cannot do this. don't worry about the upcoming competition. these are the asian games. they only want silver and bronze medals, only sports , and the olympic committee emphasizes that we have always been wrestled for the sake of our sports, and then because they wa

look at what christopher russo said, he has one of the architects of toxifying the term critical race theory paid what he said at hillsdale college a couple of years ago, if you don't remember anything i say, remember this, he said the way you get to universal choice, meaning vouchers, is you create universal public school districts. sometimes, in a different part of that lecture, he said you have to be ruthless and brutal. i think what happened is they just threw spaghetti on the wall, and it's like what stuck? masks versus no-masker, vaccines versus no vaccines, critical race theory which nobody knew what it meant, but fans, all this other stuff. that then became the divide, divide, divide. it raises the issue that there is a lot of things people are fearful about. and we have to get to the underlying fear. but they have been intentional about trying to create the divide that becky and my members for so many years are really trying to figure out how to help children learn. >> if you could tell us more about what you learned about focus groups with parents, nonparents alike, but espe

back in 1983, the woman was later identified as noel russo. it was determined that she had been beaten to death over the years, detectives submitted several items of evidence for dna matches. alfredo taro junior was identified as a suspect via that dna. he's now being held for murder charges without bail. developing news tonight, one of the last living suspects involved in the murder of rapper tupac shakur appear before a judge for the first time today. that's after a grand jury indicted him in the rapper's murder. david charns has the latest now from vegas. >> this hearing lasted all of about 30 seconds. but after 27 years since the death of 2 buck, chuck or the district attorney says this is justice in progress. >> this is president 60 year-old duane keefe. he davis walks into a las vegas courtroom. 27 years after prosecutors say he ordered the murder of rap icon tupac shakoor. davis faces a charge of murder with a gang enhancement after publicly saying he handed shakoor shooter the gun in september 1996 mister davis said the hearing happeni

and they stand, and they stand, their eyes are just red, they are just masterpieces of russo propagandaof combat chemistry, yes, and how does it look, how does it look like that they, well, they, let’s say, it’s very good it is visible in the surveillance equipment, let's say he is sitting, literally in a meter a mine flies by, he does not notice it, and i want to say, here it is combat chemistry, yes, well, you can even say that they are distributed in the form of chocolates, chocolates are distributed, but why didn’t they say that there are two variants of combat chocolates: bounty, heavenly pleasure from a dead occupier, and tweaks, destroy the enemy immediately in pairs. but what are we talking about, here we have one such chocolate bar right in the studio. well, i don’t feel anything, at all, at all, neither pity nor sympathy for the orcs , well, we had that and for chocolate, yes, well, that’s enough, otherwise it will be a predage of crusophobia, well, well, what do you feel, there is no fear, the sensitivity of the dobul disappeared, but the superhuman was added strength, i feel

are heading to arsenal and that means a first game against her former club for england star alessio russors on a free transfer in the summer. arsenal are looking to bounce back from that rather surprising defeat on the opening day of the season. there's an exciting night of boxing ahead this weekend with the all—british clash for the wba super featherweight title between champion leigh wood and the challenger josh warrington in sheffield. warrington is confident of winning the title for the third time, but will have a job on his hands against wood, who defends the belt for the first time since regaining it in may. i'm not going to bank on my third to knock out, but i'm going to be dominant. josh is very tough. i have been ringside for a number of his last fights. in his last fight he got hurt and was very close to getting stopped just before he got a stoppage. there will be times in this fight when he needs to work extremely hard just to win a moment and i will be making him work hard for those moments. it’s and i will be making him work hard for those moments.— for those moments. it's do

noelle russo's body was found near sonoma state on june 27th, 1983.r has eluded capture all these years. 65 year old alfredo cordero junior was arrested at his lake point home in connection with russo's killing sonoma's sheriff detectives say dna evidence links him to the crime. he's been booked into jail for murder. starbucks is closing seven locations in downtown san francisco, and it's all happening by the end of the month. here are the locations we're going to show you on the map. they are the ones you see here with the green dots and they are all within a few blocks of market street in the financial district or close to union square. another one is on van ness at busch, a starbucks spokesperson says no employees will be losing their jobs. they're all being offered the opportunity to transfer to another store foot traffic, as we know, has been lower. downtown since the pandemic. speaking of starbucks, the company is developing a new coffee to help combat climate change. >> scientists predict that rising temperatures may soon reduce the ability to

be cheaper to extend the line through the territory of manjuria, but the uprising in china and the russo-japanesepment, as pyotr stolypin said, the iron train of siberia should only pass through russian soil. these days the bridge has been completely reconstructed, but here is one old truss saved. it is located in the museum of the history of the amur bridge. 100 years ago, on october 18 , 1923, vladimir lenin visited moscow for the last time. by that time he had already had several strokes, he lived almost forever in the gorki estate. formally, he retained key positions in the state, but in fact he was removed from power. despite the isolation regime established by stalin, lenin tried to participate in political life, wrote a number of works, however, his former comrades did not take them into account. twenty in may in the third year, the right side of his body was paralyzed, but in the summer and autumn there was improvement and lenin decided to go to moscow, despite the protests of the doctors who were caring for his assistants. in his kremlin office, he selected some books and old notes. he s

not immediately deny ukraine something that can speed up the finalization of the russo-ukrainian war,y since the ukrainians have clearly declared that our, our goal is to reach the borders of 1991, and not go to the borders there to the urals or trans-baikal? ben, of course, well done, we have been talking with him for a long time, he says everything right, the only question is that we really outplay them, but... they have resources, they have resources economic, human, bigger than us, and therefore we critically need this help event, we really even with our capabilities, capabilities, took control of the black sea from them, at least in part, and this, this is a fantastic achievement, i don't even know how to choose another word, and we all know this story very well in terms of arms supplies, there are considerations regarding escalation and putin's answers to the use of nuclear weapons or other weapons of mass destruction, this is of course the understanding that certain types of weapons, as we have already discussed today, there are not so many of them, the westerners, they cannot

convinced that it was the russians who did it, but europe. reached that order, that level during the russo-ukrainianvel of non-independence , diversification, which of course is a problem, but the problem is not critical, europe will not freeze, i will add to that, in addition to the pipeline, there were also blown up there lines of communication, this is also quite an important element, those fiber optic wires, which for...' provide both the internet and government communication, well, and many other things, this is also such a critical bell, so for our allies, thank you, sir pavle, pavle lakichu, the head of the security programs of the strategy 21 global studies center, was in touch with us, it is now 14:30 on our clocks, it is the time to listen to the information release from iryna koval and her colleagues. i will ask ms. iryna what has happened in ukraine and the world. thank you, khrystyna, i will tell you in a moment, wait.

mr russo is an auto analyst in shanghai. he says tesla is the pioneer of the ev category.hanghai in 2020, launched the model 3. the rise of evs — it's not coincidental that tesla triggered the retail consumer interest in new energy vehicles, and that's benefiting notjust tesla but all the chinese companies that followed them. this electric car maker is tesla's top competition in china and it's tapping into growing markets, like here in southeast asia. but byd has to work hard to keep that top post. it faces stiff competition from domestic ev makers that are close in its rear—view mirror. rivals like nio and xpeng are also revving up their production in overseas markets. but in some places like singapore, the charging infrastructure is playing catch—up with demand. comfortdelgro says that a limited number of fast charging stations has been a concern for some drivers, which is why evs make up a small fraction of their fleet. if you want them to actually park their vehicle for hours and they're waiting for the recharge, it's not practical because for them, every hour actually

in particular, in the allocation of heavy weapons, is how the russians would like to... to turn the russo-ukrainianr into a land war, into an infantry war, our key task is to get heavy artillery , missile systems, heavy tanks, not 30 abrams, but 130 or 230, yes, but this means that the russians can use one or another unconventional the threats they hint at. let's start with former secretary of state kissinger, he is considered the most experienced and one of the wisest diplomats in the history of the united states. interacting with him during my diplomatic career, i found his views profound, but i did not always agree with them. so i can assume that maybe the ukrainian delegation that met with him did not completely agree either. we remember that yasinger assumed at the beginning of the war that. maybe it would be better for ukraine to look for a way to peace, as erdogan is doing, and not continue the war. and then he changed his point of view. deep wisdom henrik. kissinger, which reflects the need for ukraine to end this war on its terms, is what will ultimately prevail in washington. currently, w

from the very beginning during the russo-ukrainian war, citizens of azerbaijan regularly hand over tonians generators, food, clothing and fodder for animals, which were saved after the explosion of the kakhovskaya hpp. and what actually happened to the civilians in the de-occupied territory? all ethnic burmese in the region were told to leave. azerbaijan has already started sending its karabakh region, the armenian population, humanitarian aid, fuel, food, medicine, the people who live there are citizens of azerbaijan, regardless of their nationality, the state of azerbaijan will ensure their safety and well-being, dozens of buses, thousands of people in queues, ethnic armenians who disagree with the de-occupation of the region were offered an alternative, to leave in organized groups, without terms and conditions, whenever they want. azerbaijani women, i often saw how they compared how azerbaijani women fled. from those occupied territories, there are naked, barefoot, children, on foot, and how calmly they gave the opportunity to leave to those vermeneni who did not want to live in k

it's sort of, i think they say meanwhile, as long as the product cooled, russo phobia brings dividends. you're a pool, pretends that there's nothing out of the ordinary. it's all just the personal opinions, the individual politicians to you. what else are you simple, easy, nothing. there's nothing left shifts. yes. because that goes up a bit to my budget. could you go to go with that? the glove peachville my that's me to stop. i need to introduce to you guys, you have a slope, but by just get you to do between the used car some duck, you know, when you're ready for the most that you want to try. you will, of course, even more cheetham of deal with what it is your car. you move me most of the week of the peace and your daughter. you cause this, but what we know, you'll setup kind of blogs nominate though for but it doesn't even look us too much . but almost done. i would, i mean, yeah, but it needs us to know what are in your physical body. take you most of family emotional cuz that's to me do my employees. tons of something that almost done with that was in the wrong question. will say

moscow and so on, well, this is a personal topic that we have analyzed the reasons for such a slovak russo russophilism, yes, well, the remaining nine deputies there are not representatives of the party, but simply people to whom he gave places on the list of candidates , maybe our voters have the opportunity to give preference to four candidates on this list, and they then go forward , and that is how they entered the parliament, and in principle it is not clear here, yes, i will say that the majority is very unstable, three deputies who got sick, someone went somewhere, someone, what he didn't like it there, he wants to lobby for something, so on, there, let's see how this very unstable majority will work in principle and how long this government will last, right? and fice understands that he needs to discipline this government and he needs to, and because really, these are, well, slovak nationalists, so these views are close to these 20%, so he needs to work to show these voters what really is, because it depends on them, if they are not there, or there will be a conflict, then in princ

create just i'm less mobile, it's sort of, i think they say meanwhile, as long as the product cooled russo food be brings dividends. you're a pool, pretends that there's nothing out of the ordinary. it's all just the personal opinions of individual politicians to you. what else are you simple, easy normally starting off ships? yes, because that goes up in the democratic could you goodies because of the way that the gloves up? people my that's me to store. i need to introduce to you guys q. i'm a slow foot by just get you to do screen the used cars. i'm talk media, you know, when your mind for the most that you want to saw, you will. of course she will move. she still more to deal with. what is your car? you mostly, most of the week of the cookies and your daughter. you could ask this, but what we know, you'll setup kind of the blog number at the time. you know, of course, to not, but almost the level of near but of you just an older and your physical body team was apparently it was because that's to do my employees task. something that almost done with the question will say you was up with

interested in masses by the russo phobia rather than piece for example. so is thinking about a repeating union for all these, but blue guys is just another desperate attempt to create the catchy message that through the resume when receive the scan, do them encourage, let them go to this. they took advantage of charles some of the gold message off you're being acknowledged, gary, of from least the urals or do you meet. didn't get to hear this message awfully. it's going to love you, but stock go certainly speeches that favorite anerio beast and friendship. and suddenly, we seem to be in union making a speech demand, english and last, they no longer able to discuss that through guy and stage of grading. and they want this piece controlled by the you and the, the, what i see only is that burrell what you described as being a garden, like you are now, he's getting close. that it goes it up, becoming the journal. yeah, well it so anyway, i of this whole statement about lisbon to little gone. so that was and the lead a bad a box and i just don't think she know

and the investigator had it in the 22nd year. there were investigative actions in the office of his russo-fascistmber, they seized everything , the entire evidence base was there, well, i am not ready to say what exactly from this case, what was hidden there, maybe there was some kind of political decision, maybe they did not take care of the slip , well, there are different people, don’t forget, there are different people who work in the sbu, in the prosecutor’s office, in the courts, there are active ones, those focused on results, there are passive ones, for example, but i don’t care i am interested, i am not asked. i don’t move, there are people like that, maybe they didn’t take care, maybe someone took a certain amount of money there in order to close their eyes, and that can also happen, but we have counter-investigative bodies there, and the sbi, what, if there is such information will have, they work for sbu employees, so they will work it out, but once again, i don’t want to exclude anyone, but also to accuse that the entire sbu is corrupt, for example, let’s do it, here is a great examp

just let us know, but it's still just taking place right. meanwhile, as long as the product cooled, russo food be brings dividends. you're a pool, pretends that there's nothing out of the ordinary. it's all just the personal opinions of individual politicians for you. what else are you simple? easy, nothing. there's nothing about shifts. yes. because that goes up in the democratic categories because of the way that the glove people. my that's me to start a new button. difficult to introduce to you guys, keep a slope but by just get you to do between the resist come talk. you know, when you're ready for the most that you want to try, you will. of course she will move. she still more deal with what is your cost? you move lee of most of the week of the cookies and your daughter. you cut off this, but what we know you'll setup kind of blogs nominate though for the most cost too much, but almost an hour near, but it needs us to know what a new physical politic. you must have pen. my name was because that's the do my employees types of company man almost done with 1000. the question will say yo

direct and t roll was assigned to the criminal key of regime, which in turn acted through the hands of russo folks who settled there. the key of regina is currently most interested in destabilizing the situation in russia and discrediting it in the international arena, against the backdrop of the fading attention of the world community to the crisis around ukraine. west coast live now to see correspondence remind me of a show who was reporting from mark out to color, apples room. uh, can you tell us what the situation is like the airport? no, to a thirties have claim today that the airport of the that is tiny capital is under full control of law enforcement authorities. as of now and over $150.00 active writers were identified and 60 of them are detained and are being investigated. 9 police officers were injured during the unrest yesterday and uh, searches are being conducted at the places of residence of these people. now uh, back to the flight from phil ivy, the director general of the airport has said that the, the passengers on the flight were mainly women and children. in that, thanks t

deployment point of the russian federation's black sea fleet, at least what will remain after the russo-ukrainian war, after our victory who certainly has no doubts, precisely to novorossiysk. the enemy also uses feodosia, the enemy also uses kerch, and tries to withdraw as many ships as possible from sevastopol, what he actually demonstrates, on the other hand, one should not forget an equally important thing in my opinion, which is the existence of the infrastructure of the black sea fleet of the russian federation, which works not only exclusively to maintain the trousers of the black sea fleet of the russian federation, this infrastructure also works to provide the corresponding units of the russian occupation army, which is also located on the territory of the temporarily occupied crimea, and actually works, including those groups of russian troops located in the southern direction, the threat of missile strikes, unfortunately, it has not disappeared anywhere, these are the most important risks that today there is, well , in addition to the air situation, we understand that the enemy's tacti

direct and t roll was assigned to the criminal key of regime, which in turn acted through the hands of russo folks who settled there. the key of regina is currently most interested in destabilizing the situation in russia and discrediting it in the international arena against the backdrop of the fading attention of the world community to the crisis around ukraine. authority is confirmed today that the airports of the dentist on a capitol is under full control of law enforcement authorities. now over $150.00 active writers have been identified already, and 60 of them are detained and are undergoing investigation. now 9 police officers were also injured during the rest, and the investigations are also uh, going on in the places of residence of the people that were involved during the riots. going back to the flight from phil ivy, the director general of the airport has said that the passengers mainly consisted of women and children in the thanks to the quick negotiations by this, they do my deputy, the victims from the flight where avoided the security measures all throughout the republic of t

the woman was later identified as noel russo and it was determined she had been beaten to death over the years, detectives submitted several items of evidence for dna alfredo car. tyrrell junior was eventually identified as a suspect via the dna analysis. october 2nd, detectives arrested karr taro he was booked into the main adult detention facility for murder without bail. >> officials say california's water storage and delivery systems are in good shape ahead of the upcoming rainy season. they say this is thanks to last year's historic rain and snowfall totals making that the 6th wettest year on record. just a beautiful video here. the california department of water resources says because of that they were able to deliver 100% of water allocations to all of the public water agencies and farmland across the state. >> while an el nino meteorologist pattern appears to be shaping up heading into this fall. it's still too early to tell if it will produce another wetter than average year, but we can hope we can help. yeah, fingers crossed. and you've got a little weather. no mudslides, n

for comparison, during the two years of the first russo-chechen war, russia lost about 5,500 soldierst the situation is still extraordinary. difficult for our defenders. so , more details about the key nodes of our defense and what the russians want, and what can they actually get? during the nine years of the russian-ukrainian war, many cities appeared on the map of ukraine as symbols of heroic resistance to moscow's aggression. terminals and and runway of donetsk airport. mariupol steel and azov steel defenders. the battle for solidar and its industrial zone. and here is avdiivka. a city that has been on the front line since 2014 and an enterprise that, judging by everything, can become key in its defense, avdiyiv koksakhim. the fact is that, although the russians captured terekon, setting up positions there under fire from the defenders of avdiyivka is suicidal. they are unlikely to be able to place mortars and artillery on terikon, so the capture of terikon is not critical. but it is still advancement and advancement to the side koksokhim, but precisely the industrial zone of koks

that's how things are, and in ukraine continues, unfortunately, continued until the beginning of this russo-ukrainianhase of the war, which has been going on for centuries, let's be honest about it. to say why this happened, you know, once i was already asked such a question, and not only to me, but also to other former heads of the antonov state enterprise, after all, it was, well, i don't want to say military, it was a political, political choice of the then leadership already independent ukraine, anyway at that time, you know how an aircraft carrier cannot be deployed on the spot, how can it be done with a formula 1 car, it will still inertially move along its set course for a very long time and will probably turn around in 20 minutes somewhere, that is how it was with our country, the same mental attitude that many specialists of the special services who are even still in in the service, my peers, here we are, who are now 45, in the early 90s they were taught that who is our main enemy, it is the united states after all, bullshit. some representatives who lead something somewhere lived and even s

now, 65 year old alfredo carita carretero jr was arrested at his lakeport home in connection with russo'sng sonoma. sheriff's detectives say dna evidence links him to the crime . he's been booked into jail for murder in the south bay. there are now multiple investigations looking into the san jose daycare center, where three children fell into a pool yesterday. sadly, two of them died. we've learned they were both one year old girls. a third child found in the pool was rescued and is expected to recover. the drownings happened yesterday at the happy happy daycare on fleetwood drive in the almaden valley area. the department says those homicide detectives will be interviewing everyone involved, even looking through home surveillance footage from neighbors. although this isn't a homicide case, they're the best detectives that we have available and correspond with the district attorney. >> so as the progression of the investigation continues, they can work together on making sure to solidify that portion of the case. >> according to the state's department of social services, the home daycare

into about about 4 or 5 hours go raid came to an end of the way at least 8 palestinians were injured. russo now hearing that these ready army is mounting a small staging post in the city of novice when we've seen things like that before . they often is a pre kosa to a rate. so i'm a 106, a palace, a 105 published indians have now actually been killed. one in the last hour, a 17 year old and talking of the 17 year old. the use of a got you technology, a child in virginia. children have been killed as well. but all of that, this toss it pose into, in comparison with the palestinians, dead in gauze, we go latest figures now. make depressing reading. 7028 killed including 2913 children and 17171709. rather women who have been killed more than 18484 people have also been injured. and the missing figures go in and goes result 1650 people missing among them 940 children and long calling their with the latest for us from ramada and the occupied west bank. thank you and wrong. well, we've managed to get out a 0 so honey, my flood back for us from con eunice. let's speak to him now. honey. just picki

in the 94th minute, alessia russo scored the winning goal from the edge of the box as arsenal securedkipper megan finnigan with the only goaljust after the half—hour mark. the first that liverpool had conceded in three games this season. elsewhere, england goalkeeper mary earps made her 100th club appearance for manchester united at home for manchester united at home to leicester. the visitors took the lead against the run of play through skipper aileen wheelan. but united made it 1—1 midway through the second half with this header by maya le tissier. there were also wins for manchester city and spurs. in scotland in the women's premier league, celtic have made it ten wins in ten games. they defeated partick thistle 3—0 to maintain their lead at the top. paula duran opened the scoring on the half—hour mark — slotting the ball into the bottom corner. murphy agnew doubled their lead in the second half before chloe craig added the third. five other games today. big wins for rangers and motherwell. hearts and glasgow city both won away from home. and hamilton drew with montrose. more foot

now, 65 year old alfredo carita carretero jr was arrested at his lakeport home in connection with russo's killing sonoma. sheriff's detectives say dna evidence links him to the crime . he's been booked into jail for murder in the south bay. there are now multiple investigations looking into the san jose daycare center, where three children fell into a pool yesterday. sadly, two of them died. we've learned they were both one year old girls. a third child found in the pool was rescued and is expected to recover. the drownings happened yesterday at the happy happy daycare on fleetwood drive in the almaden valley area. the department says those homicide detectives will be interviewing everyone involved, even looking through home surveillance footage from neighbors. although this isn't a homicide case, they're the best detectives that we have available and correspond with the district attorney. >> so as the progression of the investigation continues, they can work together on making sure to solidify that portion of the case. >> according to the state's department of social services, the home d

september 22nd and has also expressed interest in pursuing an extradition fee for the sputtering. fos russo will investigate whether the nazi cooperate says wanted for crimes committed against polish nationals in the 1940s. what us just now rewind and see how the whole scandal unfolded the well that we can see in a packed house of commons. yes. next you quite and being fainted. and while keeps up and in a tory us, you know, assess impala medicine was health instead of the hero who had fault against the russians at wild will to the reference to the so get read on me, which bottled, the nazi thought, right, of course, until victory i run a key, canada itself was also part of the empty head coalition. following the scandal, the canadian immigration minister stated that it's time to come to terms with the countries charter. we paused by tools wide open for those with terrorized europe. for us. canada has a really talk you through with not cease in canada. there was a point to now history when it was easier to get in as a nazi than it was as a jewish person. i think that's a history we have to r

coming up on bbc news, lioness alessia russo prepares to face herformer club for the first time, as manchesterthey're later acquitted. while their names may be cleared, they are often left emotionally and financially devastated — with many forced to pay huge legal fees out of their own pockets. our correspondent nick garnett has been to west wales to meet brian buckle, whose family spent hundreds of thousands of pounds on his defence. this is the first time he's spoken publicly since being cleared of all charges earlier this year. when i was put in the cell, i just sat there all night and just cried and cried. sentenced to 15 years after being wrongfully convicted. at that point, you realize you're a convicted sex offender. yes, yeah. it took brian buckle six years to clear his name and it had a huge emotional and financial impact on him and his family. we've spent over half a million pounds. brian is a victim of what some call the innocence tax. if you earn very modest amounts, you don't get legal aid. so you then have to fund yourself, you're innocent and you're taxed by the state. you have

svetlana mikhailova and abraham russo, how wonderfully the support group earns their fee, but no, theytly, abraham, of course, of course , and i know, well, this, this is right in the heart, i know, thank you for this, this was a different song now, yes, i, yes, but, but, just a man, confesses his love, to an artist, but of light, this moment when abraham came out, indeed, he is the one, the most dramatic was probably in this speech, and you and you didn’t get lost, your hands are still shaking, i see, yes i see. you know, this is one of those, this is one of those situations when we all sat here and spread our arms, like this, when we both started singing, we raised our arms like this, because this is a real, amazing, beautiful stage number, but, but it seems to me that abraham said in another language, give the girls a prize, i will go, therefore, abraham, my love. you know about it, you know how much i love, adore, simply, for many decades, literally from the first day you arrived in the country, i adore you, there is so much of a man in you, there is so much of a gentleman in you,

conservative threat cal thought and political revolution and cuba, china, vietnam and it is the idea from russoat a group of elites in possession of the general whale and impose on the country, on the nation for the good of mankind and always ended up, always in a bloody tyranny. >> all 92,000 plus hours of book tv program asking available online. just visit booktv.org to watch your favorite authors.

both have the russo and in the central federal. the rhetorically gifted denise. the salons of the a teens and early 19th century were far more important for the spreading and developing intellectual ideas than the university's work. digital role is said to have worked on the all 6 a p d and one of these tables. the cafe legend goes to the sent me the stove, so he could burn on 4 pages before they fell into the hands of the census. who wrote his 1st major book and see coach the policy philosophy, published anonymously and 1746, stripping catholic, france his ideas scandalous. he describes christian dogma as absurd and atrocious. one morning the room was arrested right here and number 3, route and extra religious revival has something to do with the desire to hold on to what seemed to be eternal values comes like a comforting thing to hold on to something that is i'm changing. i've never understood why the fact that you get comfort from something mason believe it's true, steven. think i said, if you feel being pursued by a lot, you may get conflict from your implic

well, russo and it was determined that she had been beaten to death over the years detectives submitted items of evidence for dna. one of those dna tests led them to alfredo. her junior of lake county. he was booked into jail for murder without bail. >> for teenagers in fremont have been arrested for either carjacking or attempted carjacking. someone in front of a school. police say they arrested 2 teenagers for an armed carjacking at the gateway plaza shopping center monday and yesterday, 2 other teenagers tried a carjacking in front of breer elementary. they were later found in nearby apartments and arrested all 4 teenagers have been booked in juvenile hall. >> a student at fairfield high is arrested for bringing a loaded gun to school. police say the teenager had this gun during a missing phone search. the student was taken into custody. >> take a look. police used a golf cart as they arrested a man who they say scammed golfers out of their money. this is in center mode. victims say the suspects promised high-end golf clubs for 2000 bucks. but they say they ended up getting scam. san

in the 94th minute, alessia russo scored the winning goal from the edge of the box as arsenal securedinnigan with the only goaljust after the half hour mark. the first that liverpool had conceded in three games this season. elsewhere, manchester united hosted leicester in what was england goalkeeper mary earps' 100th club appearance. united dominated the first half, but it was the visitors who took the lead. courtney nevin's cross was slotted home by skipper aileen wheelan. but united equalised midway through the second half as katie zelem's corner was headed into the net by maya le tissier and that's how it finished: one—all. meanwhile, manchester city scored five unanswered goals against bristol city, while spurs won 3—1 at brighton. in scotland, in the women's premier league, celtic have made it ten wins in ten games. they defeated patrick thistle 3—0 to maintain their lead at the top. paula duran opened the scoring on the half—hour mark, slotting the ball into the bottom corner. murphy agnew doubled the lead in the 69th minute before chloe craig added the third. five other games t

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