>> uh-huh. >> tara's friends say their group, including tara, didn't usually drink or do drugs. >> as far as going to parties and drugs and alcohol, it wasn't really something that was like her. >> but still, this was high school and they weren't exactly shocked that tara wanted to try something illegal. >> i told her that's a stupid idea. >> and you left it at that? >> yeah, and she didn't really want to be talked out of it. >> i think everyone kind of knew it was kind of a bucket list type thing for her. i mean, she was really into the beatles and they obviously talk about that kind of thing in their songs. >> reporter: that weekend started like so many for teenagers. tara's friend came over for their friday night sleepover, and the two girls spent the night doing their own thing in the basement. >> i could hear the girls down there laughing, but i didn't want to go down there and talk to them. >> invade their privacy? >> yeah. >> reporter: the next morning, tom and mai let the girls sleep in and quietly left the house for a basketball game with tara's little sister. they assumed ev

and taras, why are you already with us, the director of the fund, come back alive , taras, and once againgood day, good day, once again, taras, we congratulate you, can you hear me? oh so better we hear you finally used in one song our attempt number five so anya is trying to find out what are you doing now, we can communicate with you the most critical possible needs of our army "." uh, some specific generators for ships naval forces and so on, taras, you still specialize in e-e ships on the maritime theme , you and i

tara: the party has already begun. i was at one of the more popular bars this afternoon, and while there is growing concern about the virus, there is also growing frustration. ♪ this is this seen saturday in san francisco's soma district, sundays up your alley event, and top of mind is monkeypox. >> the challenge is not having a quick response from government agencies and supply of the vaccine. tara: he is owner of the san francisco eagle bar and says frustrations are mounting. >> we definitely feel like this could have been taken care of easily. tara: steve floyd and larry jackson are visiting from portland, maine. >> i contacted my doctor and said, we are coming to san francisco, is there a possibility we could get a vaccination? he said no. tara: the couple has been together for 30 years and didn't want to miss out on this year's event. >> we always wanted to go to folsom. it's a fun event. tara: they are already putting safety precautions into action. >> we are really trying to avoid contact with other people. it's

tara: police have arrested one suspect. the 24-year-old man is being charged with assault with a doubly weapon. -- with a deadly weapon. >> the second suspect fled on foot in an unknown direction. tara: please have video of the attack and are coming up with a profile, asking with people with information to contact the department. >> we are working around the clock to gather the best evidence. tara: mean -- in the meantime, the community is getting behind james. gofundme has raised tens of thousands of dollars on his behalf. >> the fact that people would rally around him and a time like this is no surprise. tara: this reverend is a close friend of james and describes him as deeply devoted to serving the community. >> this is disgraceful. disgraceful. tara: james says he will up community center security but the attack will not slow him down. >> it doesn't scare me. it doesn't make me think twice about what i am doing. it just makes me think, how am i getting this done. >> now to breaking news. a fire is burning through a com

unfortunately, the painting of taras shevchenko , which was also part of the exhibition, the war gave exhibits on the walls of the museum, photos of monuments destroyed by the occupiers of the kobzar, as well as modern portraits of shevchenko in various images , now here is taras in a hat kalush is ready to defend the country in military equipment, we show how in various cities taras shevchenko, who is part of our space of freedom, is trying to protect it, as they did in kyiv, where they surrounded him a protective shield on which they also placed information about the monument as they did it in kharkiv where one of the largest monuments to taras shevchenko or how they didn't have time to do it and uh, we also see shevchenko from mariupol cut by fragments in the museum of the revolution of dignity, they were preparing for evacuation a special group was created in advance here with a clear algorithm of actions, which exhibits should be preserved as a priority , since the museum does not have a permanent premises, exhibitions were held in different places, therefore it was very importan

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: authorities in yolo county trying to identify a group of party crashers who tried to ruin a private celebration. >> >> close the door, close the door. liz: this is body camera video released by the woodland police department. you can see a group of men trying to rush into this bar who was hosting a drag show. when they got turned away, the group stood outside and yelled homophobic slurs and threatened people in the bar. >> there were rumors things were bring on main street but there was a presence by the woodland police department so that made us feel more comfortable. liz: the owner of the bar so the show was initially canceled afterward about this event reached tiktok but after receiving support from the community, organizers put together a scaled-down version. you might remember a similar confrontation happened in the barria last month when members of the white nationalist group the proud boys disrupted drag queen story our at the library. let's get a check outside. lisa: you

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: a rally in march in burlingame for abortion rights. it starts at noon at washington park. it will start at the park or go to city hall and back to the park for a vigil. the march is in response to the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. authorities trying to identify party crushers who tried to ruin a private celebration. >> closed the door, close the door. liz: this is body camera video released by the woodland police department. you see men trying to rush into this bar who was hosting a drag show. the group stayed outside and yelled home cope with -- homophobic slurs. >> there was also a presence by the woodland police apartment and that made us feel more comfortable. liz: the owner of the bar so the show was initially canceled afterward about this event reached tiktok but after receiving support from the community, organizers put together a scaled-down version. a similar confrontation happened in the bay area when members of the white nationalist group the proud boys disrupted drag queen story our at the library. with

tara: >> we are going to be offering the tests right here. tara: a little relief for those trying to stay safe, but they say it is not enough, calling for the vaccine. >> it is frustrating. it seems like a simple solution. i hope they ramp it up quickly. liz: san francisco health officials have requested 35,000 doses. 4500 of those are expected this week which will bring the total number of shots to roughly 12,000. new york city has declared monkeypox a public health emergency as positive cases continue to soar. the city has over 1200 cases, most found in men. it comes just two days after san francisco became the first city in the country to declare an emergency because of the outbreak. mayor eric adams says approximately 150,000 residents are at risk of becoming an actor. new york state has received over 100,000 doses of the vaccine. and we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatment. developing news out of northern california now where another wild fire has erupted and is burning out of control this mor

taras, for the firmness of your position is the most important thing, yes, taras kryminiv, the commissionertate language, was in touch with us on a wide range of issues. to remain exposed until the selection of the air alarm further on, oleksiy goncharenko wrote about a rocket hitting a shopping center, but here it would be more correct to say a building with office premises, the police emphasize that previously three russian rockets hit the building with office premises, the officers' house was also damaged by the blows, located further away as residential buildings, previously six were wounded, two died , including a small child, a large-scale fire broke out at the place of arrival, the fire spread to the parking lot, and now there are about 50 cars are working to extinguish the fire, rescuers are sent to vinnytsia, a specialized investigative and operational group of the main investigative department of the national police and forensic laboratory, an explosion was heard in the city. after the announcement of the air alarm at 10:12, local residents wrote about 3-4 powerful sounds and uh,

taras is with us already, mr.anted to talk a little about the relocation of the business to safer areas . lviv region is the absolute leader in e-e relocations, 193 enterprises that came to lviv region have already started, this is an absolute record to say what, for example , dnipropetrovsk region has accepted only 66 such enterprises at the moment, well, that is, this is a record, this is the carpathians 120 well, further, lower, lower. what is a. volynsk, by the way, the region is very good, only 15 new ones have opened. let's talk a little about relocation, how important it is against the background of the fact that we see that we have up to 40% economic decline, maybe even more by the end of the year we have problems with the hryvnia exchange rate, we have a problem with the fact that our huge enterprises are forced to close, like arsovertal, for example, and the message of the oligarchs complains that everything is very bad in them, too. according to akhmetov, two-thirds of the business has actually become c

tara: but that is not the case. is being cleared to -- being fenced to clear up the area. >> it has gone from immigrant vendors selling their goods to a huge market of stolen goods. tara: this supervisor introducing legislation in march requiring vendors to have a permit, allowing the city to clamp down on those selling illegally. but the process has been delayed. >> the law is not going to be fully enforced until august after the full online permitting system is set up, that we felt like we need a change of atmosphere and the 24 street bart. tara: this fencing is being described as a last resort, a way of keeping the vendors and public safe. by no means is it meant to be a permanent solution. susanna is the director of a latino cultural district. the nonprofit is working with the city to try and make it a safer place. how do you think this fencing off is going to impact these businesses? >> as you can see here, the people that have been venting on this street are already organized, they are permitted, so it makes i

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. stephanie: rep.are planning a community meeting on friday and inviting the police chief and local leaders to discuss a way forward to find solutions to the violence and growing homelessness crisis. the city of the silica is investigating another possible hate crime. pacifica police say two portable classrooms are broken into at sunset ridge school. both were ransacked. in one officer found a doll with a swastika inscribed on the forehead. another incident happened last month when a person stole a pride flag. it reappeared days later tattered and burned. san jose's parks department is asking for help renaming columbus park. a large part located south of the airport was named for the famous italian explorer. columbus has been criticized for his treatment of indigenous people in recent years. when the community was asked if they wanted to change the park's name, 75% said yes. the department has posted an online survey listing 19 names. freda callow, harvey milk and rosa parks. the top three will get to

we just don't know where the tara it came from.eporter: daily harvest announced tara flour his because of the issue. the ceo says they are still working with the fda and the tara flour producer to this -- determine what made people sick. they're not publicly named their tara producer, just at the company is no longer sourcing from the producer and that the tara was only used in the french and lentil crumble. since it became aware of this ingredient as a potential hazard it regulatory authorities and remove mango and pineapple smoothies from further sale on its website. the company ceo says the company run extensive testing for all major pathogens, toxins and allergens. all results have come back negative. writing in emailed statement, are ingredients processes and suppliers may differ from daily harvest but we are taking her chances. we have reached out to daily harvest and the fda for further clarity on what is causing tara protein to be an issue. the statement falls short for her. >> i don't think they warned their customers abou

as tara campbell tells us, some see it as a key in combating the opioid crisis.e not so sure. tara: the goal is to help those addicted to drugs stay alive and get treat meant. is sp 57, introduced by senator scott wiener. it paves the way for san francisco, oakland, and los angeles to set up injection sites, laces where people can go -- places where people can go under supervision. >> this is a toolbox to help people from dying from overdoses. tara: it could land on the governor's desk next month. >> if the governor signs this bill into law, it will go into effect january 1. my hope is that the city will be prepared when it is time to open one or more sites. tara: san francisco's department of public health saying that the city is pursuing a policy that could allow the opening of safe consumption sites once the legal hurdles have been sick -- addressed. this will help connect more people to treatment and services. and would add to an approach to reduce deaths. but jackie berlin has concerns. her son has been on the streets for more than a decade, now addicted to

taras bulba's story after 1835. circulation and it is even more difficult to comprehend the number of people who, thanks to little noticeable corrections , perceived the cossacks at home. meanwhile, gregor continues his search for the chest with a heart, not having received answers from baturin, he wants to find out if there are any documentary confirmation of the connection between razumovsky and khmelnytskyi among archival documents is unremarkable at first glance, a scientific article in it states that in the year when razumovsky became the president of the academy of sciences , a request for the search for originals was sent to the moscow archives of pereyaslav articles, this means that the family legend is not fiction - the hetman was really looking for an agreement, but did he manage to find something, new details appear. i did not know that there were certain official requests to search for pereyaslav articles, this really shocked me, but gregor finds the connection of razumovsky not only with the articles of

thank you taras for this is a perfect definition of the rock and roll of our anthem, this is what weight now taras chubai was with us on the air, we continue we continue our air, which today is somehow special, because today is the first time that ukraine celebrates the statehood day and then 10 minutes of our we will devote the air to a topic that will not be enough to devote any number of air hours because it is the topic of language and the question that we will try to start discussing is why language is important vakhtangiladze doctor of philosophy contact us vakhtang already congratulations this is a very difficult question that can be answered in one sentence, you can not answer by writing 10 volumes of thoughts about why language is important. what is your answer to this question in the context of ukraine, of course, and ukrainian statehood is quite difficult. i distinguished the levels at which we talk about language and about the everyday level, it seems to me that in the end there is no problem here at all, because all citizens of ukraine, one way or another, speak russian,

the taras shevchenko metropolitan museum has already opened to visitors during the active hostilities. decisions were made very quickly, recalls the head of the scientific department, inna mocharnyk. on february 24, the workers came to work to save the cultural heritage of the great poet from the russians , the permanent exhibition was packed and taken down to the basements; for now, part of the exhibits have been returned to the museum, however, they decided to leave the painting of taras hryhorovych in a safe storage, therefore, they must comply with the safety of restoring the exposition. this applies to those exhibits that will be difficult to dismantle. for example, we cannot exhibit at the moment . there were photos of the kobzar monuments destroyed by the occupiers, as well as modern portraits of shevchenko in various guises , now there is taras in a kalush cap and ready to defend the country in military equipment, we show taras shevchenko in different cities, who is part of our space of freedom, they are trying to protect, as they did in kyiv, where a protective shield was ere

taras kremen, instead of the subject of the russian language, will study english or expand the coursesf other disciplines, and russian language teachers, if they did not teach any other subjects part- time, can be sent to a simple declares the defender of the ukrainian language. another topic that is being discussed now in the school community is the revision of programs for the study of foreign literature. the point is that already several years of the subject of russian literature in ukrainian schools. no. but there is a foreign one, which includes russian writers, however, and here everything is very selective in the compulsory school curriculum there is no lomonosov derzhavin karamzin griboedov zhukovsky alexander ostrovsky in the poetry of nikolai nekrasov in the tenth grade they do not study turgenev leo tolstoy chekhov in the eleventh is not in the showkhov program , gorky bunin kuprin alexei tolstoy yesenin's poetry soviet post-war literature. no in general, pushkin's little pinch of krylov and marshak. but even these programs are going to be revised, it is believed that there

taras zherebetskyi is survived by his wife and two children.september, the soldier was about to turn 35 years old. amen, an example of bravery and courage, a man who had his own convictions and convictions died for ukraine eternal memory to all our heroes who gave his most precious life for ukraine and for us and you the war through the eyes of a mountain assault plane in ivano-frankivsk opened a charity exhibition of military trophies of the tenth separate mountain assault brigade edelweiss frankivka presented personal items ammunition , documents of the occupiers, in addition, the audience was shown several dozens of photos of military personnel with the front line. the exhibition showed hundreds of exhibits found in not previously occupied territories of the central regions of ukraine. we discovered this form during our sweeps , which were carried out after we repelled the enemy and returned the occupied territories. these were very active battles. we had cooks on the border of kyiv and zhytomyr regions. that is it was, let's say , the maxim

the pi to v tara have a wealth of knowledge about medicinal plants. it's the women who preserve this knowledge and pass it on to future generations. louise are se stops by for a cup of marty. he's the leader of the $500.00 strong reservation. centuries ago, the pi discovered a sweet taste of steel leaves and began using the plant both as a food additive and for rituals. but luis and anastasia drink their marty t unsweetened, as wild studia is now virtually extinct in paraguay. the pi people and their traditional herb remedies are being squeezed out by the farming industry. their knowledge of stevie as sweetening properties was appropriated here and near la copa. for good, a ha, will it was taken away from us to other countries without our consent though we do not get b, y b a ha, we respect estie via and are the guardians of our plan as well. they're ordered. we want to preserve our libya and hope will be able to start farming it again. here in your cup bilateral roderick bid ru harwell barbara, have there are around 15000 pi to ve, tara, and while th

here in your cup by law roderick. bid i g u hardware obama have there are around 15000 pi to ve, tara. and while they have little land or income to live off to day, global enterprises have capitalized on stevie us sweep benefits. it's a classic case of bio piracy. many brands of soft drinks, candy and chocolate contain stevio, or to be more precise. the chemical compounds that give the plant its sweet taste, stevio, glasgow sides. the recent stevio is so special is that its leaf extracts are up to $300.00 times sweeter than table sugar and contain 0 calories with the increasing prevalence of diabetes, the growing debate over a sugar tax and the negative aspects of artificial sweeteners, stevio has become a global business for the food industry, world wide. the market for stevie based sweeteners is worth around $500000000.00. that's predicted to almost double by 2028, with an annual growth rate of almost 9 percent wealth. that the pi to v to route are not party to others are making money from their traditional insights about this natural resource. the pi, however, or an urgent need of

all right, tara. thank you so much and when news of the sfo evacuation first broke tonight, we sent this notification on our abc 7 news bay area app if you want to alerts like this when situation resolves download the abc app from the app store turning now to monkey pox says your health is a key focus of building a better bay area tonight more local counties are saying they need more vaccine oakland's vice mayor penned an open letter to health officials marin's top doctors requesting more doses amid, two more possible cases. and in the south bay, there's a vaccine distribution strategy. that demands doses be given to those at highest risk first, but abc 7 news reporter am castillo highlights potential for some relief across the region it seems like we just can't catch a break from covid-19 to monkeypox south bay assembly member evan lowe pointing to the overlapping public health concerns from a distance. he's witnessed the urgent demand for the monkeypox vaccine hours long lines amid limited supply wh

taras, we congratulate you. glory to ukraine , glory to the heroes.ulate the host of the question. probably, this is how far the so-called grain compromise, if it is implemented, will be able to solve the issue of exporting our grain, yes, unlocking our grain warehouses , yes, for the new harvest. of exports from the black sea ukrainian ports, as the president of ukraine informed, there is some progress and we are waiting for the finalization in the coming days, and we will act next week, of course, in case after all, the achievement of the final agreement and the start of the export of ukrainian agricultural products, including grain and oil products from the black sea ports , will significantly help ukrainian agriculture , because the shipping capacity of our black sea ports is significant, and in fact, the start of exports will have several positive effects before all this will help farmers sell their products at a price that will cover the cost price, which will allow them to continue their operational activities and there will be sowing of winter

taras. good morning, friends. what is expected of us as a candidate country for membership of the european union. you see, last week in the parliament we met a brilliant speech by a great patriot of his country and a fiery parliamentarian, the speaker of the senate of france, who said that the european union is not only an economic union, it should also have a soul and the soul of europe, he called ukraine, and i believe that no country that claims to be a member of the european union well, it was not accepted in the conditions of martial law. yes, this is an unprecedented step, and in the end, except for yugoslavia, which fell apart in the 90s and which, in fact, is almost all today, with the exception of a few countries that are not in the eu, no country has experienced such a situation. there have been wars since the end of the second world war the commission of the committee on european integration in the verkhovna rada of ukraine you said correctly, but the problem is that the legislati

taras glory to ukraine glory to the heroes , mr. taras today i went to check one of the norms of my own that came into effect on the 16th. i went to the mirror of the week, which is next zn.ua well, like how the mirror of the week will be like that from the first, it was called like that, and i went to the former novoe vremya decided how to greet here and there and there by default, it seems that the russian-language page opened first, because i clicked on ua forever after that, you enter and the first thing you do is choose the language.ua, and voila, both opened in the ukrainian language i.e. does it work? did everyone manage to switch and what will happen to those who didn't? well, i think it's a success story that these editions have switched to ukrainian, as they rely on the fact that your computer is set to the ukrainian language, that's why the start page is actually linked to of the direct ukrainian-language version of a specific online publication, now if we speak in essence, the 27th article came into force three years lat

and, of course, the russian classics of the same taras bul hillock. so what helped?ll definitely not draw such ukrainian comics for you. although the pictures could be visual evgeniya sergey shilniki sevastyanov tatyana bakulele sergey levashov channel one of the donetsk people's republic solemnly today, for the first time in 8 years , the bus service between crimea , kherson and zaporozhye regions resumed, a flight from simferopol immediately to 3 cities of kherson melitopol and berdyansk in the opposite direction, the first bus is already on its way local residents of this event. we were very much looking forward to it. from this day on, transportation will be carried out daily in the morning and in the afternoon in the future it is planned to increase the number of routes, and a little later , railway communications between the regions will resume. this will be possible as soon as passengers can be guaranteed full path safety. we'll be back in a few minutes after the ad with a whole host of important new features coming into effect today, stay tuned. two stars fat

all right, tara.d when news of the sfo evacuation first broke tonight, we sent this notification on our abc 7 news bay area app if you want to alerts like this when situation resolves download the abc app from the app store turning now to monkey pox says your health is a key focus of building a better bay area tonight more local counties are saying they need more vaccine oakland's vice mayor penned an open letter to health officials marin's top doctors requesting more doses amid, two more possible cases. and in the south bay, there's a vaccine distribution strategy. that demands doses be given to those at highest risk first, but abc 7 news reporter am castillo highlights potential for some relief across the region it seems like we just can't catch a break from covid-19 to monkeypox south bay assembly member evan lowe pointing to the overlapping public health concerns from a distance. he's witnessed the urgent demand for the monkeypox vaccine hours long lines amid limited supply while the percentages a

the legendary taras poles are sworn enemies, and today schoolchildren need to be brought up in a completely different anti-russian spirit. but in ukraine's polish history, the current pastel is rather an exception. what is the norm. suffice it to recall only the most significant pages and episodes in the 17th century, during the time of taras bulba, a bloody struggle was going on in the ukrainian lands against the unia of a hidden form of catholicization of the orthodox in 1648. bogdan khmelnitsky started a war with the polish crown, mutual cruelty reached the massacre for the poles as a symbol of a special the atrocities of that time became the town of polonnoye in warsaw, they spoke with horror about four hundred, gentry women cut out by the cossacks and their young children, blood flowed knee-deep. after more than 100 years, it passed through the lands of the right-bank ukraine, which was part of the commonwealth. a new wave of bloody pogroms, the name kleshina, most likely comes from ili kali, as cattle cutters with long knives were called in ukrainian villages. the entire population wa

tara: this with the scene one month ago almost to the day. residentss captured video as the water poured in. flood damage from a failed fire sprinkler system shoving the building down, forcing more than 600 residents from their homes. >> to my knowledge, those of us on the lower floors will potentially be able to get in sometime at the end of july. >> last we reported, management was hoping to move people and by july, but residents say it is not happening. >> they gave us food and i want to be home. tara: she is in a battle with cancer and says living out of a hotel is making it to half. -- making it tough. >> it is hard because i have to eat healthy. tara: roughly 20,000 gallons of water cascaded, 95 of the units have water damage. some residents telling me they might not do back in until october. i did ask to speak with management inside to clarify some of these details and to get information but they said they would not be making any comment at this time. meanwhile, residents are lining up. every night they have access to the building. >>

they studied it the night before christmas revizorro and overcoat and in the course of ukrainian tarasin translation in it russia and little russia are replaced by ukraine and the word russian into ukrainian or cossack by the way gogol's contemporaries did not need translation at that time. nikolai vasilyevich e was quite frequent and active. e, uses folk speech, but i must say that the first readers did not have any difficulties with perception. because the author carefully prepared in each part. uh, a collection of word lists and everyone understands. ukrainian schoolchildren from the work of mikhail bulgakov, a writer who had a difficult relationship with the soviet leadership, and personally with stalin preferred not repressions, were well acquainted. in his ukrainian homeland in kiev, which bulgakov called a beautiful city, a happy city, the russian writer lived really happy childhood years, even his irony in relation to the ukrainian and ukrainian languages ​​\u200b\u200bwas not counted, as in the white guard, the passage and the whale, but the stage of shameful the flight of het

taras. i congratulate you. good day. good day.l, i i would quote, you know, at the beginning of your words in one of the interviews, you mentioned that you get a kick out of the fact that you are doing the lessons, fuck you, ah, and this one. this feeling of high came with the beginning of a large-scale invasion. was it still present before, like a creative person, you know in the 14th year , when dmitri and i made a duet named after putin in our minds and, uh, we just messed with their heads with our creativity, how do we actually do this now, well, i do it then. there was some uh, i don't know, not that that fear and not not not until the end of awareness of that what do we do and why do we do it? by the way, this project was even closed because they began to draw conclusions that our creativity unites orcs against us, and that's why now what i'm doing is absolutely consciously, openly, frankly, and how uh, i'm high from the fact that i don't hide my physiognomy in a balaclava, but absolutely boldly look into the eyes of the scu

by the constitution of some specific without generators for the ships of the naval forces and so on taras, you still specialize in uh ships uh on the maritime topic we talked with you uh there is information i again inform us that russia will not give up of its missile terrorism and will continue as what is the power now, how many ships are there in russia and here we talked about the fact that the weapons that our partners give us should be used in particular to counter and, well , direct to the fleet, which is the main carrier threats to us now well, i wouldn't say 6 years as a carrier, first of all, it's still an aviation that launches a fairly large number of cruise missiles and the free nomenclature here works only with calibers and some possibilities are limited to a certain extent by the number of calibers themselves if we talk about carriers so why is the same question not in the number of carriers themselves, but in the fact that we cannot do anything with them in the current conditions, since they work from the rail of sevastopol . the situation in the theater of operations, the

literary critics thought about how to teach at the school of gogol's taras bulba, because for the legendaryles are sworn enemies, and schoolchildren today need to be brought up in a completely different anti-russian spirit. well, in ukraine, polish history is the current pastoral. this is more of an exception. what is the norm. enough to recall only the most significant pages and episodes in the 17th century, during the time of taras bulba, a bloody struggle was going on in the ukrainian lands against the unia of a hidden form of catholicization of the orthodox in 1648. bogdan khmelnitsky started a war with the polish crown, mutual cruelty. for the poles , the symbol of the special atrocity of that time was the place of polonnoye in warsaw . after more than 100 years on the lands of right-bank ukraine which

taras, let's start with such a complex topic right away this is the dismissal of ruslan demchenko fromeputy secretary of the national security council and chairman of the committee on development under the president, and by the way, this almost coincided with lavrynovych's suspicions of ... well, in the president's circle, in particular, they comment that demchenko is leaving due to his health . hryshchenko, the minister of foreign affairs at the time, is in your opinion. is this a comprehensive connection? well, if we talk about there are some official reasons, well, let's say so. state of health is the biggest neutral on let's say yes, well, that's the most clear reason. but if we talk about the prerequisites of this resignation, then here the situation is a little more complicated because, well, we remember what trail is behind mr. demchenko, again, from the same kharkiv agreements, yes, from lobbying and his, er, these agreements, yes, when the telegram from the er, meeting of the nsdc there from 2010 was made public when he, uh, held a position in the ministry of foreign affairs.

taras, we congratulate you, congratulations.e. will start and then already well, maybe we will expand the question to you according to johnson p oleghe, please, well, of course , the correct answer is needed. objective information must be understood, in particular, in order to correctly predict what the behavior of certain people will be subjects, in particular, if we are talking about british politics, it is necessary to understand in order to know where the wind is blowing, what we can count on, what not, and for us it did not happen unexpectedly, for example, for society, for parts of society , boris johnson's stand and said a how is it that he is supposedly as good? well, few people in ukraine knew about the internal political problems that exist in mr. boris , and that is why you need to study and know, of course, rose-colored glasses are a good story and maybe in some places they useful in order to peak moments not to break down psychologically in order to maintain inner calm and mobilize yourself not to fall under externa

taras can hear some explosions sometimes, not only during the last shelling, the local pumping station was completely destroyed, so kostyantynivka, where there were problems with water supply before, can now be left without it at all. russian rockets finished off today and even more in the rear of pokrovska. the blow fell on the private sector, at least 27 houses were damaged, local residents were killed and injured . the amount is currently being set up, the data is being raised by the boys, i don’t know, girl, well, i can’t tell you at all, i don’t know. that’s why i came no more than half an hour ago, because my hands didn’t work. the local authorities emphasize in there are no absolutely safe places left in the region and urges people to evacuate at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of donetsk region, the russians have already killed at least 620 civilians kostyantyn melnikov dmytro matvienko vitaly shevchuk - facts ictv the only news russia still calls the war against ukraine a special operation and at the same time putin signed several new laws to find resources to fight t

as russia of tara president followed, a mis lensky says moscow deliberately and consciously attacked civilians after miss south strike. apartment blocks ne, odessa killing more than 20 people. also coming up ukraine asked turkey to detain a russian cargo ship, saying it's carrying grain from stolen from ukrainian territories under russian occupation. and they too, can now say, i do the same sex couples, get married in switzerland for the 1st time with a new law, granting them the same rights as other married company. ah, i'm anthony. how'd walk into the program? condemnation for the russian air strikes in ukraine's a desert region. ukrainian president thought a mister lensky is colby attack, a deliberate act of terror, emergency temp sifted through the rebel searching for survivors. after brushing missiles had several apartment blocks in the town of safeguard, at least $21.00 people were killed in the air strikes, including a 12 year old boy. many residents were in bed when the missiles struck elite friday morning. residence zalinski used his nightly address to denounce this latest i

taras, we are glad to see you on our air good day good day glory to ukraine glory to the heroes we willtoday is important because the second day of the conference in lugano continues and actually it is a conference that was planned even before the start of russia's war against ukraine as such an ordinary conference to support ukraine in the development of our reforms, decentralization of anti-corruption activities, etc. , and more than 40 countries of the world were invited, and actually then the war began, russia attacked ukraine and a little this topic was brought up, in the end they still decided to hold the conference, however, to hold it in an absolutely new format in a conference in the format of a conference, which becomes such a constituent assembly , such a thing about the restoration of ukraine has already been said about the fact that there is a recovery plan, it was presented yesterday at the conference. denys shmagal said that uh, these are 24 volumes of texts, uh, 750 billion dollars, that is the amount we are talking about, well, these are the wishes of mr. shmygel, the w

ah, ah, ah, this is d doubly news live from bird that ukraine accuses russia of tara president followed. amir lensky says moscow deliberately and consciously attacked civilians after missiles strike. apartment blocks ne, odessa killing more than 20 p. also coming up ukraine, asking turkey to detain a russian cargo ship, saying it's carrying grain stolen from ukrainian territories under russian occupation. and by 2 can now say i do the same kept same sex couples. get married in switzerland for the 1st time with a new law. granting them the same rights as other married couples. ah, i'm at v. had walked into the program condemnation for the russian air strikes and ye, kranz, odessa, bridget, ukrainian prison in florida. miss lensky has colby attack, a deliberate act of terror, emergency tape sifted through the rubble, searching for survivors after russian missiles hit. several apartment blocks in the town of safe. at least 21 people were killed in the air strikes, including a 12 year old boy. many residents were in bed when the missiles struck early friday morning. and then soleski used hi

tara, why is kate bedingfield staying in this role? >> to me it means they're having trouble replacing her. the white house is one of the highest places for any pr official. you go from the white house to any massive important communication job, pr, et cetera. the fact they're not able to field messaging gurus on this and she's staying on for longer suggests to me that people don't think they'll be working in the biden administration for more than two more years. >> look, she's welcome to come on and tell us. >>> we'll get more into the bad news bias argument after the break. paul krugman is standing by. we'll go live to arizona for this. there are two very different types of republicans running in primaries this year. y i'llll show you how to spot the differences. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with sky

taras havunka, a lawyer , the head of the lviv arreatory, was with us. yuliya lutsenko is staying for the next round of the conversation, but which will already be held with maria gurska. now a small block of important information, the war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrainians, victories and losses, analysis and forecasts, politics and geopolitics , all this will be discussed by serhiy rudenko and the guests of his program, people who have information and shape public opinion, people who defend ukraine and create the future right now, the main interesting thing in the program verdict serhiy rudenko from monday to thursday at 1:00 p.m. repeat at 9:30 p.m. mariupol until recently was an industrial center but just a wonderful city on the seashore and now the city is a martyr, a city that aches for the heart of every ukrainian, the russians wanted to capture mariupol 8 years ago, they destroyed the city, shelled peaceful neighborhoods, but all in vain, but how did mariupol survive in 2014-2015, a documentary by artem shevchenko mariupol, the city of th

let be your program for a person who is going to pump oil will sound a song that just pumps taras fromwish you success in your work with pleasure fulfills your request on the air of the morning mail. artyom kacher. today, the weakly rocking song is your first. love is waiting for our good deeds with you. this is the thirst for love. i see a seductive look in my eyes. i am ready to repeat food passion every other time. this is the thirst for love, and the other you are not like that, maybe, loved is not inferior to this one. she always told me, playing and you me in kirochka hold me heart killer me. the first master of my heart will not be the first master of my destiny. love me heart will not be your first master god our hero. well, friends, the beginning of our weekend, in my opinion, turned out to be at the level. i hope the whole day yes, that the whole new week will be the same cheerful musical, and i will sing, it's good that kolya has a laptop, in it all their letters are read aloud by kolya hmm i was with you, if there is the main performer of musical desires, nikolai baskov wri

how much final exit from the russian market will cost corporations, taras kucherenko found out regretssh h&m group is leaving announced that parting with russia will hit the company's budget europe's largest clothing retail chain will lose $ 190 million its russian stores have not worked since march. now the remnants of the goods will be sold nike spent tens of millions of dollars on the withdrawal of business from russia closed, but did not put an end to the spanish concern, inditex, it owns several brands, including zara according to consulting companies. saying goodbye to our market will cost idetex 300 million japanese dollars. may lose $150 million among those companies that have already announced their exit, or we understand that they will soon. they mostly leave. all losses can be calculated, at least a billion dollars, of course. russia was included in the top 10 most marginal markets there in the most promising and fastest growing for these. brands, therefore, of course, from this point of view for the company is a blow to foreign companies. trying compensate for losses. by su

a superfood stopped selling a product with tara flower.ions have been made about tara flower said it names suppliers only when there is enough evidence licking the ingredient to illness or injury. san francisco's portsmouth square will be getting a long overdue renovation. the chinatown park has been a gathering place since the 1830's. an assembly man announced a budget yesterday. >> this is considered a living room for so many seniors because so many people live in single occupancy hotels. it is just one room. this is where they congregate, talk, like hard games, where they hang out. stephanie: the recreation and parks department has been working on renovation plans for several years, including demolishing the unpopular pedestrian bridge. construction is set for late next year. comic joy koi has a film taking place in daly city and celebrates the rich filipino culture. he was thrilled to represent them and give a shout out. daly city is home to 33,000 filipino americans. the message is simple, you can do it, you are not silent anymore, yo

it to recall only the most significant pages and episodes in the 17th century, during the time of taras bulba, a bloody struggle was going on in the ukrainian lands against the unia of a hidden form, and the catholicization of the orthodox in 1648. bohdan khmelnitsky started a war with the polish crown, mutual cruelty reached the massacre for the poles , a symbol of the special atrocity of that time was the town of polonnoye in warsaw spoke with horror about four hundred noblewomen slaughtered by the cossacks and their young children, blood flowed knee-deep. after more than 100 years, it passed through the lands of the right-bank ukraine , which was part of the commonwealth. a new wave of bloody pogroms, the name klivchyna, most likely comes from kolya or kolya, as cattle cutters with long knives were called in ukrainian villages. in the kiev region, the entire population was completely destroyed, including women, children of the old men, how many uniate catholics and jews were killed at the same time, historians still argue? taras shevchenko's poem haidamaky about the events of the kol