taras p.at outraged or surprised you the most in the current budget process. the discussion of the expenditure part between the needs of the army and the funds that the government wants to provide for the continuation of the great construction because we already understand that the excise tax will be increased, it will go significantly into the road fund and it is very important that we keep this norm that the parliament voted for a few weeks ago when we were attempts to take money from the military and transfer it to the construction of kraków, and yet you did not insist that the money should first go to defense, then the funds should go to reconstruction bridges where it is agreed by the general staff of ukraine, because today they must see where it is necessary to restore. and where this potential danger and the third direction - these are the crossings on the western border of ukraine, we have them today as a candidate country for europe, members of the european union as a country that wan

tara: tara campbell, abc7news.e want to let you know that if you or someone you know could use an ally when it comes to mental health, find local resources by going to abc7news.com/take action. you can call the suicide crisis line by dialing 988. at stanford on friday, students protested after a second rape was reported on campus in the past two months. a woman was reportedly taken from her campus office and dragged into a basement and attacked. students are advocating for support. >> they want increased funding for our confidential support team, an organization on campus that helps bring trauma informed counseling to survivors. zach: some of the demands of students told me they had. stanford sent out a statement encouraging students to use on-campus resources saying, we encourage students, faculties, and staff to use the resources the university offers. kaiser permanente mental health workers are now on two months on the picket line, the longest mental health strike in u.s. history. over 2000 mental health provide

i say olya couldn't because taras was going, they were like they were sewn together, taras doesn't haveperience. i only asked her, oh. she says mom, it's better to have the orcs come to us. can you imagine what will happen? if they come here, they were there for almost a month under fire, the woman takes out a military bag with oli's belongings, which was returned by her comrades, she was proud because it interfered with wearing armor and a fairy tale, this is a girl who carried less than 30 kg, she was 35, the size of the pension, generators of ideas, that's what friends say about spouses, they perceived them separately tarasa street they even talked among themselves there taras wrote let's call let's invite so if that's how we always see them, how are they for us one whole thing for them to talk about each of them separately, well, it's impossible, we didn't communicate at all she never told us that it's difficult. we want to go home or something is unsatisfactory. back she said, everything will be fine . just let's talk because we don't have enough communication. well, in a more peac

taras died in july of this year while trying to save his brothers. actually, the commemorative events are now the people who came today to open this alley to take part in this opening and to remember taras are already leaving. and this alley remains in memory of taras. iryna's stallion studio. thank you very much, my colleague iryna ostrovska told us about the opening, but also remember held in lviv in honor of taras zherebetskyi, a fallen hero of ukraine, a deputy of the lviv district council. but how in prykarpattia is determined the holiday of the intercession, the day of defenders, the holiday of the ukrainian cossacks, and the day of the upa, we will ask in our correspondent ivan haruk i congratulate you ivan and wish you good health in ivano-frankivsk square and independence square every year on october 14, the city celebrates and commemorates fallen heroes of different generations. also in the local museum of the liberation struggle, the exhibition "not yet dead " has opened. of ukraine, where exhibits from the time of the ukrainian insurgent

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. dion: as for what is next, luna says reopening a smaller location is not out of the question just yet. in west oakland today, community members through a block party to honor the legacy of dr. huey newton, founder of the black panther party. ♪ dion: today marks the one-year anniversary of the first installation on city-owned land that commemorates after newton and the party. this sculpture depicting newton is located on mandela parkway in west oakland. the foundation that bears his name shared this video with us. community leaders turned out to celebrate to share a message that still resonates today. >> every individual freedom fighter finds himself to have work to do and now is the time that we do that. dion: newton founded the black panther party is in oakland in 1966. coming up, it is a story you will see only on seven, a great-grandmother stepping in to stop climb -- stop a crime. hear the can't miss conversation who jumped out -- with the woman who jumped out to save her neighbor

taras.ld like to you had a little less of it so that there were fewer precedents where it is necessary to protect the state language, but thank you for doing this work extremely well and protecting the state language to work message bohdan lviv was removed from the staff of the supreme court the head of the supreme court vsevolod knyazya removed the head of the commercial court of cassation bohdan lvov from of the staff of the supreme court, it was previously reported that there is confirmation that he has russian citizenship, more information on the espresso tv website and the channel's successors in social media networks facebook telegram youtube twitter and instagram further project list of miklushka collaborators be with us watch this week in the program collaborators list of miklushka pseudo-referendums and unification with a terrorist country who among the traitors is behind their organization we took a course for basilenia with russia and no longer let's turn to what kind of future th

taras, for such high-quality analysis.s taras zoftenko, an expert on international security, who joined the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel. and now he will be joined by a team of our journalists and

taras .hank you very much for your expert analysis on our broadcast taras zoftenko was with us an expert on national security issues and news. let's add a little bit. one of the main tasks of the second army of the world is to loot everything that there is. it is reported that the russians have appropriated an entire chain of stores in zaporozhye. it is interesting that they they plan to make further furniture with it nova well, you can steal from a store but you have to work there, manage, ride a bicycle, you have to make it work to the point that hands and brains, what does exercise mean, the key question of the brain so here, here, we understand that they are not all the more so because the so-called how did you get this phrase, there is a friend there or something there, in fact on the tenth maybe the army of the world and i will also give you news here and now, and you don’t think that my clocks have been changed, you occupiers forbid ukrainians in the occupied territories to change the

tara: that was the spring of 2021. she says when she saw the image of brownlee circulating, she knew right away. >> when i saw the image of the person from the back, even though i never seen their face, that that was the person that tried to kill me. tara her description of the : suspect turned out to be key to catching him. >> she did let us know it was a male suspect. she was able to provide us a height and weight, and that is what we connected with the video that we are pushing out. tara police say ballistics : helped connect all the shootings. she says since the shooting, she has gotten sober and is no longer living on the streets. >> i genuinely 100% forgive the person who shot me. reggie: happening today, the next step in the founder of theranos. she re-expresses that she expresses regret about testimony. the decision from the judge will come in two weeks. if no trial is granted, homes -- holmes is set to be sentenced on member 18. kumasi: the marsh fire started smoldering. this behavior is not uncommon, right no

here is tara cambell. tara: the tenderloin center connects drug users to services like housing and jobs. it is also a place people go to use drugs somebody there ready to reverse an overdose. it is run by the nonprofit. gary mccoy is the vp of policy and public affairs. >> we are on hand to provide narcan distribution but also ensure that folks do not die from the overdose. tara: mccoy says there are concerns about what will happen when this service gets cut off in december. >> there are between 300 and four head -- 400 of people accessing and having visits to center. tara: they plan to replace the center with a handful of what they call wellness hubs offering similar services, but it is taking time. >> the concern for us is where are they going to go and other going to go back into isolation. tara: and it is frustrating says the cofounder of mother against drug addiction. >> there is going to be a gap and it is obese like we are in a gap. matter which way we turn are shortages, no beds. tara: the governor

go back and forth, and there will be donetsk luhansk soon. we are going further, please contact us tarasezovets , officer of the first separate special brigade named after ivan bohun, a well-known political scientist, taras, we congratulate you glory to ukraine heroes thank you, i wish you good health, well, accordingly, we would like to ask you about the situation in donetsk region , fierce, bloody, extremely intense battles are still going on, maybe we would give a current description of the operational-tactical situation in donetsk region , it continues to be tense, but from the moment of the new new new new stage of escalation that will be started on february 24, as putin knows, he changed the date of the final establishment of control over the donetsk region several times, because they consider this territory to belong to the so-called dnr. postponed the date of the final occupation of the donetsk region three times. but we can see that even in luhansk they did not manage to take it to the end, therefore the main efforts of fighting this are not concentrated on the avdiiv and bakhmu

tara campo spoke with one woman said her family -- camel -- can't foul -- tara campbell spoke with a family. tara: she was watching from her bay area home with bated breath. her parents evacuated city early in the war, leaving behind the family home. >> we did have hope we could come back and retrieve maybe some memories and it is all gone. tara: and any hope of returning anytime soon also gone. >> the city is 80% destroyed. there is no water or electricity . there is probably no way to survive for the winter. tara: as winter fastly approaches, a bay area nonprofit is helping people to get to safety. he is the director. they have been funding evacuations since the start of the war. >> as the vehicles were destroyed, we found replacement vehicles and they got two more vehicles destroyed in a missile attack. tara: ukrainian officials say 30 people were killed in the convoy. volatility on display daily and the future of so many ukrainians still up in the air, including her parents. will they try to rebuild or will i go somewhere else? >> this is a question we don't know the answer yet.

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: camdan mccright's death is being felt miles away. he attended saint genevieve high school in los angeles and just graduated this past spring. he was a two-time m.v.p. on the school's football team and ran track and field. his former school principal shared kind words about the young man. >> he was every teachers favorite. he was a teacher's dream. he was prepared for classes, whether he was on the field or running track, he was always prepared. liz: st. genevieve's football team had a game last night where they paid tribute to him. he was planning to major in communications with hopes of one day being a sports analyst on tv. in the east bay, a school that was recently -- a big donation to a school that was recently affected by a shooting. a shooting on campus last month left six people injured and had principal asking for more matching backpacks. during the chaos, orange backpacks with the bay tech logo helped police and staff identify students. as for the shooting, no arrests have been made. happening today, san francisco unified is

what prices might be and whether there will be no eggs at all, no well, first of all, there won't be, tarasecondly, look here, er, yours in the story, the journalist showed the eggs are so expensive, in fact, insukova , yes, today we have uah 48 a dozen, well, that is, yehor saw 52. yesterday i specifically went in, took a photo of 52, and in the tray 52 and in the distribution, also in retail, too. i will not do advertising yesterday, but i went in yesterday to the supermarket 48 uah pravda without the tray is filled with 48 eggs, you take 48 in a ball, but 48 is less, but when you and i will see how much it cost in this period of time, a year exactly a year ago, it cost 35 hryvnias, that is, we have much more you know that vegetables have risen by almost three times, yes, by 2.8 times, and the price of eggs has risen by 50%. we are even less than 50. yes, and the problem is growing, everything is getting more expensive, and people have a minimum pension of 2,000. how many are there? 37 and eggs. well, it’s something like that. you know, you ’re used to that. well, even though you can buy

literature were oppressed in russia during the empire more in the plot of olga mokhova, this is how tarasvchenko saw the russian artist mikhail mikeshin, the author of the monuments to catherine ii in st. year to publish only three volumes, the texts in them are printed in a column, on the left ukrainian, on the right russian collection of zhekabzare with drawing from shevchenko's pommel according to the imperial academy of arts. vasily shtyrberg opened the poet's expressive folk home to the world . uh, resolution. er what e testifies to the official nature of this edition, it has a magnificent hmm engraving at the beginning of the text, but er in other places of the text er, empty er empty places left for other engravings in 1884 in balashov's st. order a portrait of shevchenko in leipzig in a publishing company bragauz, then they believed that the germans make the best engravings, in general, publishers loved creativity, as zarya published his poetry, both in rich bindings, and for the mass reader, the poem katerina published in st. petersburg in e. in the printing house of the house of

so tara and her husband received the address of the new hon. because, you know, by the way, i don't want to go like every one else. i don't know how them albia ah, a, with 23000 other refugees. osh tara will have to learn what depths when you lived in these concrete building. then you home is 15 square, mason. lead one. i had done it in apple. i didn't get a good as a matter like sick. no, no, bob. the home a law. i'm a dead body, horrible on my to like a hello. i get home until the decade. thousands of breaking goods have been playing may and mom to escape persecution. the tipping point. timing. august 20. 17. when the countries on fulton and buddhist malicious, launched a military campaign which led to perusal massacres against the muslim ethnic minority. melissa 750 south that escaped from neighboring bangladesh, bringing the number of breaking the exile 5th to more than 1000000 people. they settled in cox's bazaar, but 5 years after the influx ruley cath are overflowing with paypal. shake athena, the prime minister of bangladesh, has been u

so tara and her husband received the address of the new home. because you know, the bloody won't go like everyone else. i don't know how long they'll be. ah, a with 23000 other refugees. osh tara and mom will have to learn what depths when you lived in these concrete building. then you home is 15 square, mason. both lead. when i got to the nav pool, i did get a good answer, but like said, don't know about the home law. i'm on their body horrible on my leg. i hope i get somebody to help with thousands of breaking guys have been fleeing main mom to escape persecution. the tipping point. timing. august 2017. when the countries are poor and buddhist militia, also the military campaign which led to brutal master given against the muslim ethnic minority of $750.00 doubt that escape the neighboring bangladesh. bringing the number of breaking the exile 5th to more than 1000000 people. they settled in cox's bazaar, but 5 years after the influx, bruley captain, are overflowing with paypal. shake athena, the prime minister of bangladesh, has been unable to

liz: that was tara campbell reporting. the attack at the pelosi home comes on the heels of a rise in attacks and threats against political leaders across the country. >> the other party, members of the other party being portrayed as enemies, de-humanized, that is the kind of rhetoric that is really dangerous in terms of encouraging people to take violent action. liz: threats to members of congress have more than doubled since 2017 according to data from the u.s. capitol police threat assessment team. this year numbers have only been released through march 23rd but if you look at 2021, there were more than 9000 cases of concerning statements and threats. we will be sending out push alerts about this attack all day long on our abc 7 news at. you can download the app so you know when news breaks. you can customize it to certain topics you're interested in. let's get a check outside. lisa: it is chilly out here as we look from our tower camera. mild days, so if you're looking for to the sun, it is a nice afternoon. the weekend

tara is the executive director of the bicycle coalition. is thrilled by the grill it -- by the growing popularity of e-bikes. she says with this rapid rise has come some new challenges, specifically surrounding safety and young people riding these fast bikes who do not yet know the rules of the road. >> in the past three months or maybe in the past six months, there has been a real crescendo in the amount of people complaining to us that people are writing unsafely -- riding unsafely. >> police have received multiple reports of kids operating scooters and electric cycles in an unsafe and illegal manner and causing unnecessary risk to themselves and the public. >> i think what is happening is people have the financial capacity to buy these for these kids and they become trendy. a lot of parents are just going out and saying great, i don't have to drive my kid to soccer practice anymore, which is lovely. however we need to look at the research and decide whether or not these are safe for our youngsters. >> these are all class one and these tw

what do you think of taras’s attack?defend our sovereignty , our independence, as it were . we and we create for ourselves here our own our own laws our own rules we remember the 14th year and fasting after 8 years putin has already officially brought troops here if this war is not stopped now my eldest son is 11 years old well plus 8:19 he will go to fight what has changed or didn't change in the war, in your opinion, uh, during the seven months of the full-scale war, a lot changed in the war, in the first days when we got there, we didn't have any. and then we asked questions after about two months, artillery adjusters were on duty near us, uh, uh i asked them question: why was our artillery silent on the 26th when only men fired in response, we didn’t hear anything, well, they said that we didn’t have anything, we just had 2-3 mortars, and we wouldn’t have ammunition to replace it, we have a lot of ammunition now, there is a lot of equipment now imported equipment, a lot of equipment that was taken from the russians w

tara: memories more meaningful than the money.uffins and the monkey bread, this is where his mother worked. >> when i was nine years old she was working here as a clerk and that is how i started learning about the business. when i was 18 i started working here. tara: and passing that onto his daughter. and this lineup hasn't relented all day. it is well past closing time and still going strong. >> this is probably what you will see on a holiday line. this is impressive. >> if i would've had this earlier, i would be closing my doors. reggie: it might not be over yet. he says reopening in a smaller location isn't out of the question. kumasi: you can wait and about bart's crossing. they are holding a virtual event about the plans. the project will allow bart in the corridor and rail partners to connect travelers across northern california. the 29 million dollar proposal expected to be done in 2040. the virtual event starts at noon and another discussion will be held thursday. this great-grandmother comes to the rescue. meet the oakla

so tara and her husband received the address of then. yeah, because you know, oh, like everyone else, i don't know how long they'll be. ah, with 23000 all the refugees. osh tara and tucson will have to learn what depth when you lived in these concrete building. then you home is 15 square meter. look that one i had done a been apple. i get a good as a matter like sick. no, no, bob. the home a law. i'm on that body hook on my to like a whole. okay. somebody to help with decades. thousands of breaking guys have been fling may and mom to escape persecution. the tipping point. timing. august 2017. when the countries are poor at buddhist malicious austin military campaign, which led to perusal massacres against the muslim ethnic minority more than $750.00 doubt that escape the neighboring bangladesh. bringing the number of breaking the f thought to more than 1000000 pages. they settled in cox's bazaar, but 5 years after the influx bruley cath are overflowing with paypal. shake has seen on the prime minister of bangladesh, has been unable to ne

taras cannot be forgotten because he was an extremely honest, bright young man. this is a completely unfair sacrifice. we miss everyone together with the family, and we must do everything so that the victory that taras dreamed of and for which he now gave his life happened as soon as possible, everyone in his place on the subway, so that with russian spare parts, warsaw will help repair and modernize the trains of the kyiv subway, representatives of the carriers of both capitals have already discussed cooperation, the polish tv channel warsaw poland will help in the modernization of trains of the 81st series, the components for the cars are produced in russia. the warsaw metro also uses a similar fleet and has experience in importing replacements the polish company has declared its readiness to supply spare parts and also to share experience, a working group from kyiv will soon arrive in warsaw and will develop concrete solutions for this hour on the spot, here are all the news, read more on our website espresso.tv, a brief summary of the main points on our teleg

petersburg editions of taras shevchenko and ivan kotlyarevsky are no less here; the so-called cyrillicieurs and eggs , the graphics were as close as possible to russian graphics, so that it would be convenient to read for people far from the actual. uh, well, traditional ukrainian culture on the one hand, and on the other hand. after all, at that moment there was no codification of a full-fledged codification of languages, and naida kotlyarevsky appears at the rise of public interest in folk life and culture. the arrangement of the plot of virgel's wanderings of the hero of the trojan war is written in a language as close as possible to colloquial speech of the poltava region, the author rod yes, and the whole life of the characters is closer to the zaporizhzhya sich than to ancient realities before that, and the language in which it is written has never been so close to the real, and the folk element has never been so alive in other, katlyarevsky first of ukrainian writers turned to the language of contemporary ordinary people, in fact, in his poem , the foundation of the ukrainian li

oh we don't like most of the passengers on the boat as tara and horsemen with me and march 2017. after years of oppression, i missed one. does have a busy muscle on my get them on. a busy one, some of them on a back. i'm on the by the name, i'm gonna put them on to them. i will go to my other ones, allow me people and we'll wrap up more. i'm going to do a lot of money on. c i'm not good deal of the book in law foolish as an i'm. i love you to us and i bought a month and i got this. i want to see. i'm okay. i'm not gonna hold my go does. i'm going to say no to the mom, mom, mom i played my mother sweetie asking, i'm tired of the harsh living conditions in the refugee camps in the south of the country. the couple say they chose to leave everything and move to the newly created island of boss on shawn. situation of the mainland, the far she's developed the island to house working directly g. i thought i ought to who are uncomfortable hours on the glory. so tara and her husband received the address of then you are seeing the go, the going to go like everyone else. i don't know how lo

liz: that was tara campbell reporting. the attack at the pelosi home comes on the heels of a rise in attacks and threats against political leaders across the country. >> the other party, members of the other party being portrayed as enemies, de-humanized, that is the kind of rhetoric that is really dangerous in terms of encouraging people to take violent action. liz: threats to members of congress have more than doubled since 2017 according to data from the u.s. capitol police threat assessment team. this year numbers have only been released through march 23rd but if you look at 2021, there were more than 9000 cases of concerning statements and threats. we will be sending out push alerts about this attack all day long on our abc 7 news at. you can download the app so you knows when news breaks -- so you know when news breaks. you can customize it to certain topics you're interested in. let's get a check outside. lisa: it is chilly out here as we look from our tower camera. nice and clear in san francisco. it is in the 30's

taras. good day, tell me about yourself.in the ternopil region, berezhanskyi district, the village of pidlisne, i finished school for a year, worked at a cannery as a loader, after which i served in the army for two years. after completing the conscription, i entered the vinnytsia pedagogical institute at the faculty of physical training and primary military training there was a military department there, i received after passing the berdychiv assembly, received the rank of reserve lieutenant, after that i worked for a year as a teacher of physical education in the ternopil region and they came to leave school because the salary was very low, when there was someone there in business and so on. in 2000, i went abroad to portugal, where i lived for 8 years and returned back in 2007. and then i founded my own small business there. the countdown of the second life began on february 24, 2022, when this full-scale so-called special operation began. as putin called it, the shelling of ukrainian cities began , including the shelling

uh, the mythical character taras bulba took the place of the most outstanding ukrainians of all time, and his author, who invented and wrote him, mykola gogol, is only in 37th place, as far as such ratings are concerned . i can be serious about such polls, please be very brief, this was an open question, because the most famous characters are taking part, this is taras shevchenko , president volodymyr zelenskyi, there is bohdan khmelnytskyi, this is what comes to mind. and this rather an experimental question, let's see later, when after the war, what will be the ratings and what will be the riddles. well, it's just interesting how the winner of the survey says, and i was ahead of taras bulba by 20 points, so i'm more prominent than taras , we're telling you petro burkovsky, executive director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilko kuchera or with us we finish this analytical hour, more news, but today football is at 11:15 a.m. please watch on express the football format and dynamo that football is on the 17th - at 11:15 a.m. football format oleksandr vashchuk will

tara: tara campbell, abc7news. liz: in the east bay, the alameda county department showed dramatic video of a rescue in newark. firefighters responded to a car crash. when they arrived, they found one person trapped inside an overturned car. they were, thankfully, able to successfully cut and extract that person from the vehicle. a scary situation, though. in the north bay, a gun buyback event created a real traffic jam in santa rosa. the event drew hundreds of people who swapped their firearms for cash. some studies have questioned how effective buybacks are to prevent crimes. abc 7's cornell barnard talked with police about why they believe the buyback does mick -- make a difference. >> i'm amazed. i have been in line for over an hour. cornell: the gun buyback drew more than a crowd, it was a traffic jam, cars packed a full mile down the road. sandy was parting with two guns. >> it was about $400. i have two guns. a pistol and a rifle. >> not really seeing a serial number. cornell: there were no questions asked.

this school of taras . thank you very much, we were contacted by the correspondent of radio svoboda taras levchenko from kyiv, we will continue to follow according to the situation, we will inform you e-e go to our website for this and also to our e-e accounts in social networks such as telegram , facebook and a-a viber in particular as a result of missile strikes by the russian federation today according to data as of 2 p.m., at least 11 people were killed, 64 people were injured, the general staff of the ukrainian armed forces reported that during the morning alone, russia fired 84 missiles into the territory of ukraine, 43 of which were shot down by air defense systems, president volodymyr zelenskyi in his address standing in the open air near the office of the president on bank street in kyiv said that moscow wants to provoke energy chaos and panic among ukrainians with its strikes we are dealing with terrorists dozens of missiles miranda martyrs they have two targets energy facilities throughout our st

regrettable that those who claim to defend human rights security, peace and stability, also support tara and k. all that i'm wondering is there also been night time protest and tower on after a fire broke out in a tori, it is in prison on saturday. at least 4 people were killed and more than 60 others injured, the detention center of many political prisoners, including those detained in protest of my time. many iranian officials say the fire started during a fight between inmates and president shooting thing is defended as controversial. 0 covert approach, a communist party congress way is expected to be given on historic 3rd term as leader in his ongoing speech at the twice a decade. eventually also said china would accelerate the building of its military witnesses. the program coming up next, following a blind father who relies on his son to show him the wild, late oh yes. it will. sure. bindham of business, your brother? yeah. so this is kim monica does not til yesterday stoning you. now me and i put on a global glove couple study with jim. i'm just a little going in the hospital all

yes, i know that taras kremin addressed this issue because taras kremenya, many people asked how is it that a public figure violates the law? i don't know how to influence terekhov, because when we had a regional council meeting on june 30 and an online meeting, when he addressed everyone again in russian, i quickly until my microphone was turned off. well , it happened quickly. she told mr. terekhov at our public meeting to obey the law and the state language. well, then she turned off the microphones for all of us. they could no longer say the next meeting. he was present. it is not done in the regional or western regional councils, but there, not only terekhov, not only this language, there is also the language of the newspaper Харьковские известья, it is a newspaper of the city council that exists for each of us at the expense of the residents of kharkiv. informs the city council, it is still part of it in russian, which is a kind of linguistic schizophrenia , in fact, there is no way they will take what is on top of the bed, it is necessary to pull out the roots of the imperial er

taras. good day. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes . so, the first question is 50.o communicate more or completely switched to the ukrainian language at the beginning of the full-scale war. in your opinion, could such changes occur in people if a small-scale invasion and how much time would it take for this, or rather, because we talked a lot, for example, about gentle ukrainization, about the fact that it is a long process, but we see that practically in seven months there are incomplete 8 such drastic tectonic changes have taken place. thank you. well, it will probably be correct to say that there is a linear and a non-linear difference from a linear one. it is precisely the fact that the war that began in the 14th year and the full-scale phase from february 24 of the current year has radically changed to the which citizens of ukraine and the professional sphere began to be listened to in the language, and of course it is complete, and your research just says that such a number of citizens of ukraine has increased significantly, but it is difficult to take into ac

back to finland, tara frame is currently sending most of it's raw materials to asia, especially china. they want to change that. i. person always is that the there are almost every offer here. money factor for a battery optic aysa will remain for the most part in german made causal friends. my adults read is made cause northern europe holds plenty of resources for car batteries. it could be enough to make the continents industry independent from the chinese monopoly on raw material and now to some of the other global business stories making use. apple is freezing plans to use memory chips made by a chinese state from the company. the decision comes after washington imposed to tie the controls against chinese technology companies. apple had originally planned to start using the tech from young se memory technologies as early as this year. pilots for move tanza subsidiary euro wings are on strike monday. according to their union, they want an increase of rest periods and few hours on the sky. management has called the demands excessive as it struggles to satisfy demand. over 100 flights

i was screaming from what tara said.at mccarthy never becoming speaker, i have held on to that, and i have been saying what she just said. donald trump cannot wait to humiliate kevin mccarthy if the republicans retake the house and he runs for the senate. do you agree with me and tara? >> yes. i mean, look. graciousness and donald trump are to foreign countries that never meet. he will do whatever is the most petty and cruel thing that he can do to inflict pain on someone he sees at a critical moment -- and that is kevin mccarthy. >> right. and we've got the recordings thanks to one of the many books. i think it was alex burns's book, where they reveal the recordings of mccarthy in the days after january 6th. anyway, we're going to have you back to talk about this at a later sunday. we've got to go, we will be back after the break. we will be back after the break, because coming up, it's sunday, it's time for the sound of. we've got a jam-packed news week to talk about, and a few of your sunday show favorites. keep it ri

they called for justice and freedom for ron's people as well as sanctions against the regime and tara. meanwhile, iranian security forces have made more arrests. update office, our world stories is coming up next. thanks so much for watching. and they get all the harvesters or immigrants don't really say, well, everything you enjoy eating at home with your family, was harvested by people who are being exploited. estella dc and we're going to need.

tara campbell joins us live in the newsroom with her story. tara: this woman was on housed at the time -- on housed -- unhoused at the time. she has been touted as a leader in this case helping investigators from the suspect. >> i just saw flashes. tara: natosha is describing the terrifying moments she believes she was shot at by the suspected and now captured serial killer, wesley brownlee, talking in a recent interview with the stockton-based 209 times, describing standing that to -- next to train tracks when suddenly she saw a gun pointed at her. >> i was on the side, and a man come around the corner or whoever came around the corner, and they already had the gun out. they just started shooting. i ran towards them, knowing that i had to get closer to the street to survive. tara: she says she was shot about 10 times in the upper body. >> the burning, it is incredible. you are wet and don't really know why you are what. every time i move my legs, i was getting wetter and wetter. i knew i was dying. >> explaining, she crawled away from the sce

reported dead following news russians strikes on several ukrainian cities keeps may up called them tara tax also coming off the.

from an opera usa through were at a tara located in our far in the province of iraqi dea, a po vance. that was she, the young, this is a her tata, that is more than 600 years old and is still operational. he thought, oh, it was you or better the had tara is important because it's a system that brings water from the mountains to the oasis and thanks to the reins that come 2 or 3 times a year, i managed to infiltrate the soil gas or 3 key are you or do walk well that ha, retains the water for a long period of time on the la god o t, and sit. oh, well not a lot. there is no evaporation, but they've up what i see in the water that is collected at the level of the high tara fi as channel directly to the field, or you did it through long fuel. if arrows the config cluttered us range from 2 to 15 kilometers in length, their tunnels are gently sloped and descent as far as 10 meters below ground access shafts follow the federals route from the water source to the reception basin. located every 12 to 15 meters. the shaft allow for the clearing of blockages caused by sediment that the router fee

higher educational institutions of our country, we are talking about kyiv national university and tarasnko universities, and we are in touch petro oleshchuk, associate professor of shevchenko kyiv national university, political scientist petra, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i congratulate many cultural and educational institutions , including the central council building, museum khanenko , shevchenko museum, kyiv national university were damaged as a result of the last missile attack, how is it going? knu is feeling now, well, again, here i think that with regard to losses and the corresponding ways of overcoming them, it is better here, after all, the administration comments on all these issues because i am probably not competent enough in this aspect, although even i understand that the losses are very, very significant. and the university will again have to invest a lot of resources under the conditions that ukraine continues to be in a state of war and all resources go to victory, the university will have to spend a lot of resources to restore appropriate

this is one of the buildings of taras shevchenko national university. and right at the intersection where the svitlofor explosion happened, i'll also ask the operator show at the moment there is a crater of what depth. it is still unknown. it was also hit by enemy rockets. the kyiv teacher's house, you can see that the glass on this dome was broken on the mountain, and also the monument to mykhailo hrushevskyi, but it was protected thanks to the buildings which the kyivans erected at the beginning of the full-scale invasion , utility workers are currently working on the site. they are trying to dismantle the rubble, restoring the power lines for trolleybuses and the perimeter of the entire territory around shevchenko park, the police surrounded the place it is impossible to directly pass the explosion. the head of the capital, vitaliy klitschko, reported that there were explosions in the capital. in several districts, in particular, in shevchenkivskyi, this is the district where the shevchenko university is located, and in the solomyanskyi district , we

left, nearby of the monument to mykhailo hrushevsky at the intersection of volodymyrska street and taraso boulevard, cars catch fire, later it will be known that at the intersection in the epicenter of the explosion, graduate students of the taras shevchenko knu died, police colonel yuriy zaskoka, who was on his way to work under such circumstances , the doctor okhmatdita oksana leonteva died, a woman saved children oksana has a five-year-old son left with blood cancer, whose grandfather will raise him because his father also died about a year ago. six people and more than 50 were injured, and immediately the third rocket explodes on the playground in shevchenko park, a few tens of meters from the epicenter of the explosion was alina from kyiv. that's on the road, near antonovycha street. and when the first flight happened, the first thing i thought was that it might not be very close. because my brain could n't believe that it was happening here, but i felt the shock wave. i felt the glass falling and when the second flight arrived almost immediately, i realized that i had to wait in th

congratulations taras, can you hear me?anything at all new for you, the opportunity to listen to putin's entire speech, only certain fragments of this speech , but we can say that judging by the reaction of world leaders and analysts who deal with russia, attention to putin's words, there were an order of magnitude less than usual , the reason for this insists that putin was no longer just annoying, he was already tired of repeating his narratives. there is really nothing new in them, it's just a matter of more development that analyzes possible hidden signals that putin, as a former employee of the special services is trying to send that is, this is a speech, well, for an average person, if you listen to it or put it in text form, it will not be of any interest, it will not bring any news, it is interesting only for specialists, uh, because putin is already he really likes these games of sending signals and he is very angry when these signals are read incorrectly or are not perceived at all why because he was brought up li

shevchenko , he actually plays taras shevchenko, but he is very, very unusual and funny, ironic, wellat 's what taras shevchenko was, so we already put him in a hat and made him a suffering ukrainian man, but in fact he was quite a man with a sense of humor he even starred in the film, it is an adaptation of the novel by sofya andruhovych, in the comedy sex and nothing personal, and he also plays one of the main characters in the production of sweet darusia for matios, he plays there wonderful. in principle, the whole performance is incredible. if you have the opportunity , you must go to it, and he also played hamlet in one of the polish theaters. it was a very experimental production, and roman lutskyi was definitely a star there, but from the movie panfir, i was talking about the same man who makes the choice to engage in smuggling or not to engage in it, he also predicts the actor of the year actress of the year rita burkovska, the same actress who played in the vision of a butterfly, the same girl who returns from captivity. and solomiya krylova, who is in panfira she played the

times, if everyone thinks that other methods of this war are conventional, he has already exhausted taraslation to that. and how does he see in principle, do they see any possible further agreements with whom exactly, that is, what he wants? putin wants to build a multipolar world, but as putin sees it, peace in putin's understanding is very popular, it is russia, china, north korea , a series of belarus, other satellites on the one hand and with on the other hand, the united states and all the others, in fact, he does not see negotiators for himself except the united states. well, beijing, which he is the only one, he has already repeatedly insisted, he basically mocked the leaders of the west, even such countries developed like france, germany, not to mention the smaller ones from his point of view of ukraine, which well, in fact, they are not negotiators for him, they are not partners to him in supporting this new world and all these signals putin addresses, which he always addresses only with a flat state or china, but fortunately for putin, the 20th sitting of the historical party of

nizhyn is the birthplace of the author of the chronicle of the seer and the traveler yury lysansky tarasko came to nizhyn taras shevchenko received his primary education in nizhyn the designer serhiy korolev of the nizhyn gymnasium i already told you that gogol grebinka studied there as well as lazarevskiy, they graduated as well as the debelmen who were first illustrated by the kobzar taras shevchenko vasyl tarnovskyi the word is a wonderful beautiful city with a lot of incredible beauty of real ukrainian ukrainian baroque temples, therefore, of course, at any opportunity, you should study your own and be proud of it and look at how beautiful it is. let's move on and now move on to the behavior of the earth's magnetic field. er, this chart is very calm, no serious fluctuations are expected tomorrow, that's why we will run so quickly from the beginning of the night and until the end of the day we see that everything is calm and therefore return to the actual weather and we are starting the weather forecast for tomorrow on october 19 and in the western regions of ukraine we traditionally

taras, a fallen hero, a soldier of the 80th separate airborne assault brigade, died fighting russian invaders on october 21. since 2009, taras worked as a leading telecommunications engineer of the communications sector in the city's information technology center. in 2014, he decided to participate in an anti-terrorist operation in the east. the defender of ukraine was honored with thanks for his heroism and bravery, and at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, taras podibka volunteered for the front lines, the defender was left with his parents and older sister, i am very sorry that the best are leaving. he went to the front in the first days. then he was wounded for a month and was treated here. he was contused, but he said he could have already been commissioned, but he said there were my boys. and he returned to the front again a month ago, and i conducted training sessions. the launch of ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads, as part of training, strikes were carried out at the kuran training ground in kamchatka, the training launches were also observed by the president o

taras semkiv from the prosecutor generas office was put in charge of the case. >> (speaking ukrainian>> (speaking ukrainian) >> what do you think the odds are of you getting any of the people responsible for the atrocities at 144 yablunska into an actual court of law and prosecuting them in a court? >> (speaking ukrainian) >> narrator: the effort to prosecute war crimes in ukraine traces back decades. to london, 1945, where the foundations of war crimes law were created. it was here in the months after the defeat of hitler that the victor nations created the laws known as the nuremberg charter, named after the city in germany where nazi leaders would soon stand trial. >> this is the building in nuremberg where top nazis are being tried for many crimes. >> crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. >> narrator: nineteen nazi officials would be convicted under the these new laws. on this afternoon in london, there was a ceremony being held for one of the authors of the nuremberg charter. >> he is literally the individual who came up with the idea of putting the conce