sergiy stakhovsky!ising more than a mall dollars in aid for ukraine. coco gauff is playing alongside john mcenroe. ( cheers and applause ) >> i like to speak out when it's right, and i'm glad that i was able to be a part of this. >> we all want peace and hopefully this will do something towards helping the situation over in ukraine. >> reporter: and watching from the front row, ukrainian tennis star sergiy stakhovsky. earlier this year the 36-year-old walked away from his tennis career and took up arms to defend his country. why did you decide you had to fight? >> i'm ukrainian. i was worn in that country. i felt obliged to do so because i know a lot of my friends stayed behind. >> reporter: stakhovsky's life couldn't be farther than his days at a tennis star. hoe came to remind americans ukrainians are still fighting. >> ukraine is in need of the financial and military aid. >> reporter: stakhovsky is already headed back to fight, grateful his tennis family hasn't forgotten him. >> every little event li

breaks out, the intention is to introduce new rules for the machine of documents in the northern sergiylaves, kosovo from september 1st. everything should be in albanian an attempt to deprive the ebs of their identity and force them all to become kosovo a month ago led to shooting and kostovo special forces in the north of the region, where people erected barricades at the call of the american ambassador to kosovo. an example of a jacket, then postponed the inevitable from belgrade to the contact line for about 5 hours by car, the road goes through a mountain gorge overgrown with dense forests. natural idyll and silence. the feeling that you can temporarily get into official kosovo through two checkpoints and bark, but there are a lot of nuances. here's one of them now in effect temporary rules. then tastes are sent, you must seal yours numbers. those who come from kosovo to serbia do the same thing, it looks childishly strange, but the system is official and it works ; police, kosovo is curious that at the entrance the kosovars ask for a schengen visa, of course, no one took the self-p

i want to hug a the second option for meeting sergiy is when i am equally and alone have the opportunityeems to me that words will be superfluous . the city will be rebuilt, of course, it will not be the same mariupol as it was. well, it will be a modern, beautiful city, better than it was before. but for me it will no longer be the city of mariupol, which is here, the city where i have lived all my life, well, maybe, maybe i will return to it, maybe if this city will accept me, if i can accept it as it is, it will become in my memory mariupol peaceful not my memory will remain, he will remain my memory destroyed and he died, the clapboard of 66 schools is standing before the eyes of the people, and of course the infinite is visiting our sea . they will not take us with these bullets, we are at home, our city of dreams, i will not protect anyone, not at all, not for anyone, not for anyone, i will not protect anyone, never watch the project to find my kateryna osadchoi from the search for the missing tomorrow at 21:30 because of the brutal war that was unleashed on the russians in ukraine

yet sergiy still feels guilty. >> sure, i'm providing humanitarian aid. but i keep thinking about my friends fighting in the warzone on the front. and how they're spending days down in the trenches sleeping with machine guns in their arms. >> the metropolis of kharkiv has two surreal, parallel worlds. some parts are peaceful and idyllic, while others are being pummeled by shelling. kharkiv fell almost entirely into russian hands when the war began. then in may, the city was liberated. but many feel putin won't stop until he's got his hands on this prestigious prize. >> maria can barely stand the constant fear of death while going about her day-to-day life. >> i keep telling my son that our guys are sleeping in the trenches so we can sleep soundly in bed. >> maria says our guys because she feels ukrainian. and started her family here. but she's russian. and the artist has grown apart from her native country. she says ukraine has become freer and more upbeat, while russia has lurched towards authoritarianism. maria has applied for ukrainian citizenship and

burned, destroyed, this is what i have in my mind , but how do you imagine the first meeting with sergiy asked them not to do it for a very long time, because i also want to hug, and the second option for meeting serhiy yamtsi, when i alone have the opportunity to hug and i don’t i know it seems to me that the words will be superfluous to rebuild the city, of course it will no longer be the same mariupol as it was. well, it will be a modern, beautiful city. it may even be better than it was before, but for me it will no longer be the city of mariupol, which is here, the city that i lived all my life in. my life, well, perhaps, perhaps, i will return from it , perhaps, if this city will accept me, if i can accept it as it will become in my memory, mariupol will not remain peaceful in my memory, it will remain in my memory, destroyed and died before eyes stand lining 66 school ethics 3 for the presence of water is already in the eyes of people and of course the infinite is visiting our sea where why does mother cry sari will turn on the burnt water not be erased from memory one of ours is

yet sergiy still feels guilty. >> sure, i'm providing humanitarian aid. but i keep thinking about my friends fighting in the warzone on the front. and how they're spending days down in the trenches sleeping with machine guns in their arms. >> the metropolis of kharkiv has two surreal, parallel worlds. some parts are peaceful and idyllic, while others are being pummeled by shelling. kharkiv fell almost entirely into russian hands when the war began. then in may, the city was liberated. but many feel putin won't stop until he's got his hands on this prestigious prize. >> maria can barely stand the constant fear of death while going about her day-to-day life. >> i keep telling my son that our guys are sleeping in the trenches so we can sleep soundly in bed. >> maria says our guys because she feels ukrainian. and started her family here. but she's russian. and the artist has grown apart from her native country. she says ukraine has become freer and more upbeat, while russia has lurched towards authoritarianism. maria has applied for ukrainian citizenship and

nuclear power plant problems e-e nan ukraine here from russia a statement has already been made by sergiy regarding the unacceptability of the proposal in the original language, quoted in the original language. the director of the press information department of the russian federation, ivan nychaev, russian telegram channels report. and please tell me, uh, this is how now, based on the fact that the negotiations uh, uh -e let's try to combine this with e-e messages from our intelligence that the russians are already preparing provocations there well, of course, there is no relation to reality in the statements e-e of the russian ministry of foreign affairs or anyone else there e-e there is none background and this is of course ma-manipulative rhetoric , which salt is used to justify the shelling of the zaporizhia npp in order to pass them off as the actions of the ukrainian side. in this way, they are constantly mulling over this topic, constantly throwing various information pretexts. so they will transport the electricity to the crimea, then they stop the reactors , then something else,

because it caused a great resonance in the army and here he contacted i will remind major-general sergiynos, and he really said so on the second of august, there is still a criminal case against me by the investigators of the state bureau of investigation, the witnesses of the debate were instructed to recognize as illegal the order personally signed by the commander-in -chief, general zaluzhnym, about appointing me as the commander of the defense of the zhulyany airport, about enrolling me in military service, well, it is allegedly illegal counted because kryvonos was dismissed from military service. but during the war he was counted as a specialist, by the way, there were many generals who were well, they left it like that active activity. they returned, and by the way, muzhenko was also among them because they needed specialists who could save the state. at that time, it was somehow normal who was protecting what . at that time, the military was not in chaos, but clearly concentrated, clearly in terms of military specialization, the main thing was to replace the capital. light, but he

sergiy joins in. good day to you. good day.eady mentioned the forecasts of the international security center of the kofford brand and where it is in the dnipro, but we will also talk about their other forecasts about the so-called upheavals and wars, is it such a mud, or is this a realistic scenario, and how will ukraine enter it, or will you come out of it ? events in the south, because the russians are transferring their main forces there. actually, we can see that there is a division of four armies, in particular, the 35th army of the eastern military district. there was the capture of the capital. that is, this is such a priority unit. and by the way, there is also their 64th brigade, which became famous in quotation marks for the atrocities in buch in irpen , that is, we also see a large concentration of landing troops there, so the battles in the south will continue, that is, there will be further escalation and strictly speaking, this is the defeat that we will inevitably inflict on the russians in this direction, and it

. >> reporter: and watching from the front row, ukrainian tennis star sergiy stakhovsky.he 36 year old walked away from his tennis career and took up arms to defend his country. >> why did you decide that you had to fight? >> i am ukrainian. i was born in that country. i felt obliged to do so because i know a lot of my friends, they stayed behind. >> reporter: now stachis life couldn't be farther from his days as a tennis star. he came to the event to remind people that ukrainians are still fighting. >> ukraine is in need of financial and military aid. >> reporter: stakhovsky is headed back to fight, grateful his tennis family has not forgotten him. >> every little dollar, every event matters because they see they're not left alone. >> reporter: michael george, "cbs evening news," new york. >> that is the overnight news for this friday. for some the news continues. for others check back for "cbs mornings." you can follow us online at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. ♪ >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt pieper in new york. russian pr

we are moving on, let's talk now about uh, again, the picture of hostilities in our country with sergiyexpert, mr. serhiy, we congratulate you, we congratulate all our colleagues from defect express, thank you for including and for your work, so, i would like to outline the situation at the front on the morning of august 12, taking into account that our speakers note some easing of the situation in the donetsk direction, specifically in the donetsk region, we should be careful announced the successes of the armed forces of ukraine in the raisin direction, please outline more comprehensively now, i am asking for a picture, we really ask that the situation in certain directions is uh neutral positive in some areas difficult if we are talking about uh raisin the direction there is about kharkiv, then the solution there is completely predictable, there is an opportunity for our troops to hold back the enemy and pass him from the territory that you still occupy, and these directions are, in my opinion, a mistake that are positive but are areas where the enemy tries to use all its capabilitie

to watch what will develop there director deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies sergii danilov this that's all for today, see you tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. take care that ukrainians don't think about anything, no matter what they talk about, the first place is still war, war and our victory 7 days a week from monday to monday seven different spheres of human activity sports culture politics eight presenters espresso journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events through the prism of war every day author's projects the most espresso until the whole country chooses the future according to the program its place in it keep the chance that falls only once it-generation - is a program of number mines and partners for absolutely free training it-process get the profession of the future and become a fighter of the digital front to ensure a strong economic feast and personal updike apply now it generation a chance for a great future february 24 the date that changed us the date that changed the world and now what we are most interested in is our vict

reserve major general, the first deputy commander of the special operations forces in 2016-2019, sergiy krivonos. we are waiting for the inclusion of the general in our broadcast . this was a mass air alert throughout ukraine. we were forced to leave ukraine. well, it is possible that mr. general is also somewhere in hiding and i hope that he will still join our broadcast, why actually we wanted to talk to mr. kryvonos about the criminal proceedings that were registered in the state bureau of investigation against serhiy kryvonos , major general of the armed forces of ukraine in reserve, because just a few days ago, my colleague yuriy butusov made public a telegram that the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine gave to the troops in order to find out the circumstances of what happened starting from february 24-25 at the zhulyany airport, i will remind you that in lithuania there was no security yet, and as major general serhii himself told later kryvonosyn called the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, valery zaluzhny, and offered himself as a person who could coor

believe the investigation, father sergiy lopukhov, died at the hands of his spiritual son, sunday school teacher vasily rassokha, who hit him several times knife of the clergyman, then the 22-year-old teacher sat down next to the spiritual father in this position and was caught by the police according to the description of eyewitnesses. in the morning , thick smoke poured out of this window, father sergius rushed to the second floor to put out the flames. it was there that he met with the sunday school teacher, who literally attacked the priest. what are you doing? these words turned out to be the last for the rector, one by one, all vasily dried up experienced unrequited love for one of the former students of the sunday school. even bought her a ring, the girl not only did not appreciate the impulse, but also tried in every possible way to get rid of the gentleman, according to some reports, on the eve of the murder, father sergius had a conversation with vasily, which led the latter to a nervous breakdown. he set the fire because he fell in love with some student and was stalking her.

what will develop there, the director, deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies, sergiyilov, that's all for today, see you tomorrow at 21:00 take care so that ukrainians don't think about no matter what they say, the first place is still war, war, and our victory seven days a week

i'mjoined by progress or -- professor sergiy| progress or —— professor sergiy kudelia.e. what is an act of sabotage was a low the , , ., , ., what is an act of sabotage was a low the ,, ., ,., what is an act of sabotage was a low the russians are saying it was basically an — the russians are saying it was basically an intelligence - the russians are saying it was i basically an intelligence failure, trying to blame some ukrainian forces for operation in crimea and supposedly attacked this particular ammunition. they are trying to dismiss the possibility because that would actually mean military failure on the russian parts. but i would say it's very important that russia finally recognises that ukrainians can represent a direct threat to crimea and forces can actually operate on the crimean territory because crimea has a tremendous symbolic significance for russia. for the last eight years, and has been off—limits for ukrainian troops. there were no attempts to attack crimea on the part of ukraine, but after a series of political statements coming from the ukrainian lea

sergiy. and in your opinion, why did the russian federation try to disrupt the grain agreement signed by it? this does not give me peace of mind, we understand that one day, defense minister shoigu signs an agreement with turkey and the un, but we understand what it is about, so the next day there are shellings, rockets are also fired at adatursky's house, that is, there is a feeling that russia either wants to completely withdraw from the grain agreement or somehow renege on it. well and in general, we understand that this is an unprecedented precedent, from now on any official visits should be kept in even greater secrecy because if they used similar actions, well, this is terrorism, frank terrorism yes, the killing of the civilian population with the help of powerful weapons is not known at all. where will they go next? well, of course, they do not tell about terror in relation to you. not all the incidents have been mentioned. the bombing of the pilot boat in the danube on the danube, whi

sergiy, did you see the shelter in khmelnytskyi, which our colleague showed us, as you know , absolutelyonfirms what ms. alyona said, where there is a proactive position of the director, we saw it, where he cares, worries, addresses the customer , the local government, the regional government, e. there is the shelter where it was created is there and there is water, there are medicines, there are respirators, there are benches, there is a board, there is a reinforced wi-fi, and, of course, where there is no proactive position, the situation is completely opposite, but the fact that in khmelnytskyi, in vinnytsia, we have 57%, khmelnytskyi in poltava region was lagging behind, but today the situation is improving there, neither khmelnytskyi nor vinnytsia are not weakening. 57% is absolutely like that, objectively, objectively, objectively, a normal percentage when we worked for 31 years and 30 years to this shelter even during the war since the 14th year and only now starting there july and august are very active. who during this time is a very, very, very good trend if, for example, on ju

. >> reporter: and watching from the front row, ukrainian tennis star sergiy stakhovsky.lked away from his t defend his country. why did you decide that you had to fight? >> i am ukrainian. i was born in that country. i felt obliged to do so because i know a lot of my friends, they stayed behind. >> reporter: now, stakhovsky's life couldn't be farther than his days as a tennis star. he came to the event to remind americans that ukrainians are still fighting. >> ukraine is in need of both financial aid and military aid. >> reporter: stakhovsky is already headed back to fight, grateful his tennis family hasn't forgotten him. >> every little dollar, every little event like this matters, because they see they're not left alone. >> reporter: michael george, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: that's why sports can be so powerful. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. >> right now at 7:00. >> breaking news out of oakland, oakland, police are asking for your help finding a missing 9-year-old boy. newton was last seen at 1:15 this afternoon at krause

yet sergiy still feels guilty. >> sure, i'm providing humanitarian aid.inking about my friends fighting in the warzone on the front. and how they're spending days down in the trenches sleeping with machine guns in their arms. >> the metropolis of kharkiv has two surreal, parallel worlds. some parts are peaceful and idyllic, while others are being pummeled by shelling. kharkiv fell almost entirely into russian hands when the war began. then in may, the city was liberated. but many feel putin won't stop until he's got his hands on this prestigious prize. >> maria can barely stand the constant fear of death while going about her day-to-day life. >> i keep telling my son that our guys are sleeping in the trenches so we can sleep soundly in bed. >> maria says our guys because she feels ukrainian. and started her family here. but she's russian. and the artist has grown apart from her native country. she says ukraine has become freer and more upbeat, while russia has lurched towards authoritarianism. maria has applied for ukrainian citizenship and burned her rus

sergiy. the only man with the strength of his convictions. i appreciate that. so, here's a question. is the idea that aliens have visited earth in and of itself a conspiracy theory? sergio? >> if you take into consideration the fact that we're trying to get to mars, we would be alien life there. so the fact that an alien life form -- become intelligent enough to do space travel -- >> seems fair. >> i guess it depends how you define the scope. it takes an entire species collaborating, an entire race working together. it is not considered a conspiracy? >> -- it seems a little odd to indict the entire planet of wherever for wanting to come to visit. but even if we are arguably, maybe we could consider this conspiracy theory, it's a conspiracy of aliens and enough themselves. which is not what we tend to talk about when we talk about ufo conspiracy theories. these are theories that include an element of human complicity, usually of government complicity. and these ideas that there are not only aliens visiting earth, but that the state is in some way involved with t

the confessor of the hospital, father, sergiy, once worked as a neonotologist in intensive care for newbornsexperienced, he found comfort in vera . spiritual help we are a threefold spirit of soul and body. and so, if doctors treat the body, then priests with god's help heal the soul priests know that the soul cannot be terminally ill doctors of mercy also believe in this. we pray for the sick, yes, our own, of course, i hope that they are for us too. the name panteleimon means merciful. that is why here is the day of his feast is appropriate to remember mercy and above all. i wish physicians to see their patients as human beings and treat them out of the grandeur of solicitude . well, we, uh, if we are granted health, we will not forget about visiting the sick relatives of friends even bring or a card today. this is a boon for someone who can no longer leave the apartment. and god forbid, dear friends, that we do not harm our own health, i hoped for god himself, already quite good with the prayers of st. panteleimon, we will sit drama and strong god bless you meetings. the best for today at