court is coming. in the name of the russian socialist federal republic, the people's court of the soviet districteard the case on the claim, will, of course. in these cases, the law provides equal rights for both parents, but on practice. how about getting married? where is the guarantee that your new wife will be treated well, for example? grandmother mother are you sleeping? please don't sleep. i will now paint your portrait. a person does not think, does not suffer. our nose is a ratty sly kind of weak soft but not angry on that, thank you. lord my god why do women love you? for what? do not leave me. good. but don't leave me. you don't know how hard it is to quit. ust-kamenogorsk, oh, where is this? eastern kazakhstan i have arrived. i also wanted to look at him, i can’t say i’ll be back by 6. why kindergarten? he stutters him there teasing can come out after all, my head hurts. and such petrovna why didn't you influence him in the kindergarten, since he stutters, it will be bad for him there. a-a dad of the people attention communication, not meeting the plane rating 1768 from kiev, the depa

probably be a few more that will come in from places as far away as the far eastern military district in the extreme soviet far east. they will bring troops in from everywhere they can but i don't think they'll be able to muster the strength they need to truly occupy ukraine and no matter what happens with kyiv, they're going to find that they're going to need a lot more troops than the population is definitely not going to cooperate with them. >> and the u.s. estimates conservatively that russia has lost perhaps 10% of its total force today, in three weeks. cedric leighton, always good to have you on. >> thanks, jim. >>> a member of ukraine's parliament that had to send her own children abroad for safety. what she thinks of president zelenskyy's message today. >> the president biden, you are the leader of the nation of your great nation. i wish you to be the leader of the world. being the leader of the world means to be the leader of peace. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and don

district. the place was chosen, it is no coincidence that behind the back there is a monument to soviet soldiershe villages in the north of ukraine as another confirmation of our cause. right, in addition to oksana, fallen battles with fascism on this very earth. you are now making history. i am sure that you will complete all the tasks that we have set with honor from a handful, and this is exactly how they act and perform combat missions. by all means, this senior lieutenant. he not only managed to break out of the encirclement, but also knocked out four enemy tanks and this with massed mortar fire and without communication with the headquarters. they wanted to take the ring, but the military personnel competently took up positions , each had its own sector of fire and did not recapture this infantry. tanks also came with the infantry, which our tankers, our tankers worked very well, as a result, the enemy was thrown back , it was for this that the officer was awarded. the order of courage is the same award, and this sergeant, together with a friend, he joined. in an unequal battle with the so

soviet divisions about 100,000 troops in this area. on poland's eastern front, from the baltic military district in the north to the carpathian in the south, -- forces are in wet officials here call and enhanced state of readiness. >> the consequences for the part of europe, the west -- have been made clear to the soviet leadership. there are a number of channels. >> this standoff with the soviet union was sparked by the success of a -- pro democracy here in poland, a pro democracy movement here in poland. you will remember, it the solidarity movement. it began as labor strikes in a polish shipyard and quickly grew into a national phenomenon under its charismatic leader, let valencia. the communist government in poland being forced into compromises with these democratic labor activists. and the soviet union did not like that one bit. in the end, though, the soviet union did not need to invade poland. the communist polish government declared martial law and staged its own military invention. protests were brutally put down. demonstrators were killed. thousands of opposition activists were in prison. but that was not the end of the story. a

soviet divisions about 100,000 troops in this area. on poland's eastern front, from the baltic military district in the north to the carpathian in the souths are in wet officials here call and enhanced state of readiness. >> the consequences for the part of europe, the west -- have been made clear to the soviet leadership. through a number of channels. >> this standoff with the soviet union was sparked by the success of a nascent- pro democracy movement here in poland, a pro democracy movement here in poland. you will remember, in the solidarity movement. it began as labor strikes in a polish shipyard and quickly grew into a national phenomenon under its charismatic leader, lech walesa. the communist government in poland being forced into compromises with these democratic labor activists. and the soviet union did not like that one bit. in the end, though, the soviet union did not need to invade poland. the communist polish government declared martial law and staged its own military invention. protests were brutally put down. demonstrators were killed. thousands of opposition activists were in prison. but that was not the end of the story.

states in the soviet space in military biological activities, he is also the authors the idea of ​​​​creating a central depository of especially dangerous microorganisms in the kiev districto the ministers of health and the influence of the spouses, by the way, us citizens highly appreciating the activities of the head of the ministry of health of ukraine, especially noting the access of american specialists to ukrainian bio-objects and the start of work in february of the depository of microorganisms, recalling. how did this activity end, in accordance with the information we have, all pathogenic biomaterials from the storage facility at the beginning of february 2022 were taken by military transport aircraft to the united states through odessa and we return to the topic of the meeting with the president ; aviation industry. vladimir putin said the share of domestic aircraft in russia should grow dramatically over 10 years, it is necessary to increase production, and also make sure that the maintenance and repair of aircraft meet the highest requirements. interaction with former partners, of course, will not be in the near future. we are not going to close ourselves off

jeffries: in the district i currently represent and have had the privilege of doing so for the last decade i do represent the largest percentage of russian speaking immigrants from the former soviet union, many of whom are jewish, than any other member of the country. hakim jeffries, who knew? what a great country the united states of america. it's an honor to represent such a robust community. many of whom come from ukraine. which is why we call parts of brighton beach little odessa. but i can tell you, i had the benefit of being at -- privilege of being at a rally that was held by councilman kagen and others recently in southern brooklyn and the community is united. those from ukraine. those from belarus. like councilmember kagen. those from russia. the community is united in defense of ukraine. and they are thankful that the united states has stepped up in important and robust ways. of course are urging the congress and the administration and the country to continue to do so until victory has been won, until ukraine has been liberated, until democracy and freedom and truth prevail. reporter: a lighter question about the sunshine protection act. which unexpectedly passed the se

soviet divisions about 100,000 troops in this area. on poland's eastern front, from the baltic military district in the north to the carpathian in the southe part of europe, the west -- have been made clear to the soviet leadership. there are a number of channels. >> this

soviet space in military biological activities. he is also the author of the idea of ​​creating a central depository of especially dangerous microorganisms in the kiev districtformation from the formation of a dossier, to build investigative causes connection to designate the participants in this , the parliamentary commission sees its task so that the crime does not go unpunished anatoly lazarev olga semenko sergey valet channel one. the dpr reported that today they shot down two helicopters, on which they tried to withdraw the leaders and militants of the bank formation from mariupol. azov here are the footage that was distributed by the people's militia of the donetsk republic one of the cars was destroyed from the stinger trophy complex, it can be seen that it turned into a pile of metal two militants from those that were on board survived they said that there were five helicopters in total. your task in my opinion, uh, organize unloading, loading and provide fire cover at the moment of arrival, a machine gun was sitting here. yes, i was sitting. uh, near the left door, along the way, there is a helicopter with a machine gun and a sting. if someone someh

military district oleksandr chaiko awarded servicemen who distinguished themselves during a special operation to protect the civilian population of donbass the ceremony was held at the monument to sovieters in one of the villages in the northern part of ukraine not far from the site of hostilities, so the military does not have any full dress uniform the general presented 11 orders of courage and two medals for courage awarded took part in battles with superior enemy forces, broke through the encirclement and rescued by comrades, we go further on this earth. are you making history now? i'm sure the fact that you with honor and speed complete all the tasks that we set was not a loss. yes, the soldiers were that confused? well, whoever is next to the soldiers, there the officers quickly set up to go into battle, because you can’t give positions, if we give positions, this will immediately minus us and our troops morale. right now, everything is great right now. if anything, you 'll have to fight one more fight. we will be very prepared and will produce. i think, in general, it ’s great with a bang, the russian military shows heroism every day during a special operation, but awarding awa

district, alexander chaiko, awarded our military, who are now at the forefront with honor performing tasks during a special operation in ukraine, the formation passed without unnecessary celebrations. soviet soldier in one of the villages in northern ukraine on the general battles with fascism on this earth. i am sure that you will honorably complete all the tasks that we set, entered into battle with superior enemy forces, saved our comrades, broke through the encirclement and won victories . and many feats are still ahead after a short ceremony . more than 20 tons, humanitarian aid to people distributed cereals, canned food, pasta, vegetable, oil, sugar, baby food, as well as medicines and essential items to help sends from different russian regions, including from the novosibirsk region, where more than two dozen reception points have been organized by the red cross with the help of local authorities, the current batch from novosibirsk is already the second in a row, several more are planned to be sent from there. and lastly, a new stage of sales of vouchers to children's camps has started in russia today with the opportunity to get back part of their cost. the so-called children's cas

soviets had put a massive amount of war material at the frontier. the 251 airbases they built in the first six months of 1941, 80% were in the frontier districts occupied since 19 39 abutting the german reich. within several minutes to about 30 or 40 minutes flying distance. the germans knew about this because they were conducting overflights. so, too, were the soviets. conducting overflights, particularly row mania. if you look at what the soviets are planning, here's where it gets interesting. there is talk in the last war man in 1941 about the need to forestall the adversary. the soviets seemed to think, wishful thinking, that the germans would telegraph their giant upcoming punch and, somehow, the soviets would have a grace period to prepare their own counter-strike. so the phrase which keeps coming up in the soviet documents is a powerful strike in the direction of lublin. on this map you can see they are focusing on the set offern front in western ukraine and also poland. the armor concentration, 24 mechanisms divisions and 85 aviation regiments on that front alone. particularly in these two they had specifically insisted in having in the negotia

district alexandra chaiko awarded our military, who are now on the front line with honor performing tasks during a special operation in ukraine, the formation passed without unnecessary celebrations. sovietin one of the villages in the north of ukraine with fallen battles with fascism on this very land. i am i am sure that you will honorably complete all the tasks that we have set, engage in battle with superior enemy forces, save your comrades, break through the encirclement and win. victory many feats are yet to come after a short ceremony photo in memory again on the front line national guards delivered more than 20 tons of humanitarian aid to people in ukraine distributed cereals, canned food, pasta, vegetable oil, sugar in baby food medicines and essentials are also sent aid from different russian regions , including from novosibirsk region, where the red cross, with the help of local authorities, organized more than two dozen pounds of reception, the current batch from novosibirsk is already the second in a row, it is planned to send several more from there . and the last thing today in russia, a new stage of selling trips to children's camps has started with the opportunity to get

soviet bombers. it was home to -- air force base which closed in 1980. the tower began to deteriorate, endangering visitors when the land was later acquired by the open space district there was paint with lead in it. pieces of concrete were falling off. we had to have the entire area close. >> the conservancy col c donations totaling $100,000 toward the $2 million cost. the cracks prepared, sealed with a coating the same color as the original which the military calls dark warm gray. visitors now have full access to the summit and trails featuring native plants. the tower is sealed but well ventilated, with maintenance for 30 to 50 years. even though modern technology has made this radar installation obsolete, the fact that has been restored and will be standing here for decades to come will be an important reminder for future generations of the importance of vigilance. on mount umunhum, david louis. larry: starbucks tossing paper cups since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? may

soviet union in the early nineties. marina able men left russia 10 years later to come to the united states. thomas or oh, four in san francisco, the owner of a cannabis dispensary in the mission district is also helping ukrainian refugees. misha bray berg, who moved his family to the u. s from ukraine, in 1978. has been watching the nonstop bombing of his homeland, the devastation and the growing number of casualties. now he's raising money to help the people of his homeland. it was incredibly powerful moment for me to see just how many people were willing to help ukraine and ukrainian people happy to be buying from them today happy it's going to a good cause. i'm a bartender myself, and we stopped serving russian vodka. brave berg says. all this week, he'll be donating 10% of the profits from his business to groups that are giving emergency medical supplies to the people of ukraine. hundreds of people gathered in sacramento at the state capital to show their support for the people in ukraine. the capitol's dome was lit up with blue and yellow lights. the people carried ukrainian flags and signs denouncing russian president vladimir putin. many in the crowd have relatives in ukraine a