well, in particular, let 's go back in history a little while taras joins us, because taras has now becomeerezovets. in mind, he has now become an officer of the armed forces of ukraine and we saw that he was driving a car somewhere there, well, it is clear where the military leadership is sending him, so to speak , maybe the connection has disappeared somewhere, but i will stay with you, we will talk a little about some things about maybe it's not possible to talk during the broadcast. therefore, let's talk now, well, if you know a little, let's delve into the history of at least the soviet era . let's not go to the russian empire . in katinia, because the soviet union and germany fought together against poland, then these polish officers got into the ranks of the soviet troops and they shot them, destroyed them in fact, and then said that they were fascists. and only in the late 80s and early 90s managed to find out that it turns out that the officers were killed by the soviet troops of the nkvd, and even the names of the executioners who killed tens of hundreds of people there were name

taras. hear us? good afternoon, very well. i can hear it very well. i understand that in ivano-frankivsk now, if i'm not mistaken, in ivano-frankivsk and i was here all the time and there are still voices in ivano-frankivsk. you would like to say there if for example, you would be invited to this event and you would have the opportunity to speak. of course, i am happy and i have such an opportunity to belong to ukrainian authors who have been represented in poland for quite some time, that is, in fact, nowhere outside of ukraine. i am more attentive and better readers as it is not in poland, and therefore i don't know exactly what books there were, but this book won't be written about in the newspapers, it was published a few years ago, it's such a fun story about ukraine, not only about the most current things, but actually about the meanings of understanding of ukraine, and i note that for poles, for polish readers, it is very important, there are things to actually try to, uh, feel uh, uh

they all agreed, they didn’t have any comments on this matter, and then shir introduced taras to bon, leader of the youtube band, a probable story of some kind . well, because ed sheeran wrote in uh, where are we on instagram, in my opinion, he wrote to me that and can i give i had your phone number, of course, he said that of course you can give it, and after a certain period of time , i called him and said that taras, i am going to kyiv. i will be there tomorrow. i want you to come and sing this song with me. we asked permission from our command, they gave us an official business trip for two days they filled us with diesel fuel and we bailed out in our 20-year-old mercedes, which we have in a bargain mercedes on a bus, then taras was already serving near kharkiv and the band was driving to kyiv all night. i'll be honest, i was worried because we didn't have rehearsals with him none when we arrived, we went down to the subway. they had already done a self-check, they had already done their referee. as they say, and we arrived, they already started playing and i went on stage and san

tara: as for how long luba will stay. >> time will tell. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.: coming up, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mike mullen will talk about the $40 billion aid package and finland and sweden joining nato. you can watch that interview on 8:00 this morning on abc 7. in the east bay, some of the most skilled utility workers put their ability to the test to see who is best. dozens took part in the lineman's rodeo at pg&e headquarters in livermore. competitors from utility agencies all over the state and beyond to hearted this event, which included paul climbing, companion rescue, and other skills. the top finishers will go on to compete in the international lineman's rodeo in october in kansas. in the south bay, santa clara county residents are reducing water pollution. the valley water district hosted the river cleanup day to ensure santa clara county's creeks and rivers are clean. trash that enters the waterways finds itself into the san francisco bay. one group of volunteers cleaned up a popular hiking trail in san jose. >> i drive by blos

tara: as for how long luba will stay. >> time will tell. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: it was a great day to be outdoors for a very special event. the health care district staged health on the square in downtown redwood city together dozens of vendors supporting health organizations. there were exercise classes and a drum circle. one of the key sponsors is the nfl alumni association of the bay area. >> what a great day. [inaudible] ♪ liz: abc anchor dan actually -- dan ashley performing with his band. cool to see him out there. let's get a check of the forecast. we were tracking the fire danger. lisa: it is so dry out there and the relative humidity in the upper locations still dry, 20% to 30%. with the fog just escaping the bay, we will get the onshore flow. you can see the remnants, with patchy marine layer appeared 55 downtown, 57 in oakland. temperatures climb into the 60's in some spots. 62 in santa clara. there is a look at emeryville, or you will notice all of the sun is out and shining where the marine layer is patchy. it'll go away altogether for the next

tara: tara campbell. the warriors are taking a lead to dallas. golden state overcame a 19 point deficit and beat the mavericks 126-1 17. >> i always say, keep working, your time will come. tonight was my night to make a big difference. >> he has composure, experience and the know-how. whether he is playing 30 minutes or not, he is ready. >> he has always been a guy we can trust in the playoffs and to have him now, i don't know where we would be without him. game three is tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m.. >> and let me tell you, warriors and four. you kind of knew they were going to do it, right? >> it is so exciting in that arena. the warriors pulled through after trailing the mavericks. taking the lead in the fourth, but even with the wind, they are still coaching from the sidelines. >> you have to keep the offense up, quit the turnovers. real fans citing we believe. diehard fans traveled great distances for golden state all to catch steph curry be that three-point record. and up until the fourth quarter, it wasn't clear that this would be the case a

taras. good day. good day, actually, mr. taras. troops enter temporarily in the occupied territories of the cities, for the first time, the zones are actually being taken, this is what we just showed today in mariupol, in the destroyed, in fact, where there is no light . the russian language, literature, and the russian version of history, where there will not even be a mention of ukraine now, what does this prove, mr. taras, does language matter or does ukrainian culture matter ? in our discussion, the two terms, the first is the genocide of the ukrainian people and actually whether the position was supported by the leading parliaments of europe and among them the countries under them. analyzing the modern european press, i came to the conclusion that by and large there is a lot in common between russification and the genocide of the ukrainian people, and in fact these words are synonymous, why am i talking about i say this because russification, which begins from the beginning with the formation of the concept of the russian worl

taras, we welcome you taras, please comment on these statements and mr.avrov in an interview with the italian tv company mediased about what the biggest jews are anti-semites, and hypertes was a jew, and volodin's words about the countries and leaders of the country that supply weapons to ukrainians for our legitimate self-defense should be brought to justice as war criminals. it seems to me that these statements come from the same plane , colleagues. well, actually well, it’s not the same because the rhetoric of putin’s reich, this one literally matches in detail with what we heard at the time from the leaders of the nasytskyi reich, and such statements naturally caused outrage among the jewish the communities of the organization i blashem the antiquated league e-e expressed their support with these facts next we know very well that the arguments that adolf hitler was partially jewish i am exclusively from the family and they are used all the time by representatives of right-wing circles and before and this lie has long been disproven the fact that this

tara: tara campbell, abc7news. liz: the warriors are back in the western conference finals for the sixth time in eight years. they closed out the memphis grizzlies in game six. game six, klay was leading the warriors with 30 points and steph curry got hot in the fourth quarter. they pulled away, 110-106. >> i remember sitting in cabo last year watching the playoffs, don't get me wrong it was great, but it was brutal watching. to make it back here after the last two years that we've had, and the dynasty over talks, and all that nonsense, this one feels good. >> especially of the perspective of the games from the entries i had to be able to compete at the highest level and be one of the final four teams, it is a feeling that is hard to describe, honestly. it is truly amazing, and it inspires me to keep going, because i think we have great basketball ahead of us. liz: tomorrow the warriors will find out who they will play in the conference finals. if the suns beat the mavericks, the dubs will open in phoenix. if the m

protection of the state language, taras.t with the fact that the russians are actually conducting such a policy in the temporarily occupied territories. these are your words, how terrible is the situation there, we all saw this first thing they did now in mariupol, more or less establishing control over the city, they changed the sign of mariupol to that with the russian one, and that's it, so i understand that what is the key, the key question for the occupiers, what are the lessons for this, for this, and for us yes, of course. the policy of lingocide is a traditional behavior not only in russia today, but also in russia during the period of the soviet union. and of course, in the period before the revolution, we do not forget promsky, some volyn circular, e.e., the policy of destroying the ukrainian intelligentsia, the post-war famine persecution, dissidence, non-conformism - these are all components of one and the same policy, the politics of laziness or the persecution of people is a common feature and what we have been

taras taras stetskiv, a people's deputy of several convocations, analyzed the current situation.ral, the last 30 years of our independence are a very , very important conversation. we hope to hear from odesa oleksandr babich odesa volunteer, founder of the travel agency to and fro, contact us oleksandr, we welcome you, glory to ukraine, but the first thing i will probably ask about is the mood in the city, however how is odessa holding up, in particular, taking into account that the aggressor has some particularly bloody feelings towards odessa in particular and the number of missile strikes in particular. this confirms well, in my opinion, missile strikes on odessa do not really affect the state of what is happening in the city, at least the city is used to this city has learned to live with it and uh, we uh, well , you know, some people just don't react to air alarms, apparently, some people are nervous in ukraine, but you already have some such skills, you know, the habit of war is felt in the city, uh, as for uh- is in general the situation is not so military, but even humani

tara campbell, abc7news.iz: the warriors take a two-zero series lead to dallas after the exciting comeback win in the finals. golden state beat the mavs 126-117. the warriors center kevon looney was huge for the dubs, scoring 21 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. >> we always talk about you can get opportunity. just take full advantage of it, man. it's my night to make a big difference and i stepped up. >> he's got composure, he's got experience and the know-how. whether he's playing 30 whatever minutes or not, he is ready. >> he's always been a guy we can trust in the playoffs. to have him now, i don't know where we would be without him, frankly. liz: game three is tomorrow night at six :00 p.m., and amanda del castillo you spent the night hanging out with warriors fans hanging out leaving the chase center. >> we are sweeping our first half -- amazing third. best fourth. you knew they were going to do it though, right? amanda: they needed this. >> the excitement in that arena is so exciting. amanda: you get th

tara: tara campbell, abc7news. liz: as a result of the texas tragedy, giants manager gabe kapler is making a public stand by refusing to be on the field during the national anthem. gabe: i don't plan on coming out for the anthem going forward until i feel like there is -- i feel better about the direction of our country. liz: he also shared his thoughts on recent mass shootings on his blog. he wrote, "when you are dissatisfied with your country, you let it be known through protest. the home of the brave should encourage this." to find resources on topics including mental health and gun violence, go to abc7news.com/takeaction. we have a list of local groups that can help. some you can reach simply by texting. a suspect has been arrested for stealing an oakland police car during an investigation into an unrelated assault incident in oakland. the suspect hopped into a police cruiser and drove away. there was a lengthy chase that ended in vallejo when the man crashed to the cruiser. officials say the investigation into

vysotskyi, and taras already talked about this.ulations, first deputy minister of agrarian policy. please tell me what the current situation is with the export, well, in fact, the theft of ukrainian grain by the occupiers from the temporarily occupied territories, and are there any figures yet how much is it? where are they taking it? what are they doing with it? it is an objective reality. unfortunately, the occupiers just really, like the beginning of the 20th century, just physically steal food in these temporarily occupied territories. about one million and 300,000 tons of grain were left, which everything is needed to ensure daily food security, i.e. nutrition of the ukrainians living there and the performance of necessary spring field work there from the point of view of sowing spring crops, there were no strategic reserves there but even this is what is needed for current purposes, physically, we already have confirmation from each region of zaporizhzhia, kherson, donetsk , luhansk regions, from each of about 100,000 there,

taras.y, i would like to start with a fresh, fresh analysis of the news that we see today first of all, the withdrawal of their forces from syria by the russians and the actual transfer of military bases was an extremely alarming message, the media of israel write about it moscow surrenders positions in the region in order to send up to 60,000 troops to ukraine, of which approximately half are officers, what effect do you think will have on whether putin will be able to strengthen the positions of his army this spring or an offensive in the east of our country, well, it is obvious that the strengthening of such a number of troops is the troops already present in ukraine do not mean anything good for us, but at the same time we must understand that the russians have so many personnel and a lot of equipment, and so far this has not given them any strategic advantage in this war. do you think about the quality of these military uh, that is, how well, let's say, how much are they really some kin

taras?lly, to summarize, it is possible where to reassure the ukrainians, is the food security of our country enough for us, at least for some comprehensive perspective? in particular , they began to sow a little bit of other crops in some places in order to have a suitable replacement in accordance with the new living conditions. in your opinion, is everything now done to the maximum in order not to face a food crisis in our of the country so that we have something to feed the ukrainians until it comes to actions that immediately began to push the government, they are also outlined in the recent order on ensuring food security for the period of martial law, aimed at such several blocks, first, to ensure the physical availability and availability of appropriate food in the middle of the country, this is regulated by two instruments we have a list of critical imports that are allowed or not allowed to import certain goods, including food products, and there is also export regulation through l

taras taras dumenko, head of the gostomel settlement of the military administration worked on the livef our marathon, i would like to wish you strength in the implementation of the many problems that we just imagine what they are. well, we remind you that today the verkhovna rada of ukraine dismissed from her position the verkhovna rada commissioner for human rights lyudmila denisova for it was voted by the required number of people's elected representatives, contact us tetyana pechunchyk, head of the board of the human rights center, ms. tetyana, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, as we understand lyudmila denisova no more human rights ombudsman. in particular, i don't quite understand who is being proposed for this position instead, but i am personally very concerned about the situation when the country is in the hot phase of the war and there is no one who should take care of the violation of human rights at this moment. i am really asking lyudmila denisova in our uh, as human rights defenders, uh, there were a lot of comments , starting with the politicized procedure of her ele

an excellent answer after borodino don quixote is not bad your version of taras bulba taras bulba therenpowder in the flasks asked asked taras bulba but good. and what other versions did you have, except for the version of don keith who . what battles were there? part of the war. no, there were some important battles. some of you, five of you, something, i became curious. and about what historical period is this work at least approximately? come on, war 198 with war. bear she said, yes, yes, and then don quixote i said, but now the world is asking for a version about the war. i think what a battle, but apparently with windmills. ah, but who is it? what battles were the school curriculum the school curriculum you can’t remember everything it’s true, it’s true, but now let’s check if war and peace, then on which line this answer would be on the top line of the most popular answer. and what other versions, besides war and peace, did you have? we remember that don hod we're still something nevsky huh? lows in that price tag when something like this work alexander nevsky , steve, when yes, w

tara: dr. matt willis is making an official recommendation friday for people to put on their masks indoors, citing a surge in covid cases fueled by the highly contagious omicron subvariants. the bay area now has the highest infection rates in the state. >> when we are out and about in the community, our risk to being exposed is higher than it has been over the past few weeks, and that was the reason for issuing this recommendation when people are in indoor public settings, they cover their faces. tara: stopping short of mandating masks, and the golden gate restaurant association hope it stays that way. >> i think most people feel at this point, particularly given the vaccination numbers in san francisco, perhaps it is not necessary. tara: the majority of restaurants have dropped their mask requirements for people eating indoors. >> if a mandate did happen, restaurants would support it. we have been very good about following regulations. >> i do not see us resorting to mandates currently, but th

chornovol, we have taras in touch what you can say about this is what we have now shown good evening maria good evening matvii well, it's hard and painful to look at it all, it's all absolutely terrible, the only thing i'll add is that i also have to work through, well, if not hundreds to dozens of similar shootings of photos of events , because i'm working on my certain informational part, i'm also sending it out, i'm trying to throw similar or sometimes much scarier shots where all the publics are rashin to see something there, i don’t really hope for any results, but we still want to do something like this, well, let’s imagine those people these people have not seen the sun for 40 or 60 days, the last days, especially after the dust announced that he was giving the order to stop attacking and bombing azovstal, simply surround and all of these people were dropped the most powerful , the strongest bombs, these are no longer half a ton, but several tons of specially designed bombs for the destruction of bunkers, special super-powerful them or the tunnels that were there or the dungeo

, most of them were summoned to kyiv for questioning on may 16, 18, we will now be able to talk to taras berezovets about all this. i just read the information, but the general prosecutor's office of ukraine is still inviting the persons listed above to kyiv on may 18, 16-18, what do you think about this and why is this being done? we understand that these persons will not come to kyiv. well, they but the fact is that she is also a war criminal summoned today by the ukrainian investigative bodies , it is subject to no doubt, it only means that ukraine, as a civilized european country , provides these people with the opportunity to prepare for the inevitable international tribunal, which will take place either in ukraine or elsewhere, it may take place in the event and, accordingly, these war criminals will have time prepare, if of course at the time of this tribunal they will still be alive, it is important to understand yulia is key in this story that the russian federation bears full responsibility for the commission of the crimes they committed on the territory of ukraine, the violati

we are with taras, we congratulate you.ternoon, i just read this news that india has banned the export of wheat. please comment. this is already a reaction to russia's war against ukraine, which is currently the situation in the world in terms of food security. how much is it really? ukraine was among the top 5 stable food exporters in the world in terms of grain and oilseeds, in which positions is the number one sunflower line, the situation has now become tense, usually the reserves were for two or three months, we actually have the picture and the situation, unfortunately, when the war has been going on for about three months, as a result, the reserves are running out in the importing countries and the situation is becoming more and more tense for wheat. -east asia and we can already see the result of the actual connection with the suspension of wheat exports and from ukraine, e-e actively began to look for alternative sources in southeast asia to turn to india and india and fearing for its own food security, it simply l

taras, and we thank you very much for all the meaningful answers taras zavhorodnyi and a political technologist, the managing partner of the national anti-crisis group, was with us in the information marathon, we will turn our attention from the diplomatic front to the technological front, they are recruiting ukrainian children through phone games, the rashists invented a new the technology of data collection for missile strikes on ukraine, the security service of ukraine informed about one of these. use two sources: data from drones and images from social networks, so it is not for nothing that they urge us not to photograph any consequences of missile strikes - the office of strategic objects, therefore, photos in the network is becoming less and less, as well as russian reconnaissance drones, as of may 24, they decided to lose 480 operational-tactical -level bepals, so they resorted to a new creative approach, began to harass teenagers through a game on a smartphone, according to its terms, participants are looking for so-called boxes with virtual prizes that can be exchanged for electronic

hi tara many. hi. on no problem. have spoken about they had parker c of the a's off battalion known for having neo nazi members. essentially getting good publicity in the western the war . what's your take on that connection? well, i think it's really stunning how america has been, you know, lifting up these neo nazis since 2014, so the made on which victoria newland was there. and as you know, julian assange exposed the q that was american backed in 2014 and and it's off. a battalion was part of that. and 8 to 11 percent of ukrainian government had neo nazis. so now the neo, not the support for these neo nazis in ukraine has come home and you see this horrible massacre of 10 people that just occurred and 2 others injured. that was racially motivated by somebody with extreme views and followed a manifesto and also refer to the as off time with the symbol. so the question for american citizens is, why are we are poised to get $40000000000.00 in weapons that will go into the hands of neo nazis in ukraine? and you see r

tara: generations of u.s. soccer players fighting the equal pay battle and chastain says there was no giving up. >> deep in my heart i knew that we were significant as people, as players, as a move and. as a game. there is no denying that it i have always believed that. >> tara campbell, abc7news. >> alright, those temperatures, they are going up. >> yes, it was warm and early today, mike. mike: you noticed that? it is going to go away for a couple of days but that is when we have high fire danger. once the fire danger tapers it gets hot again. we did set one record today with this abundant sunshine and those breezes out there. i will show you that in his second, first let's talk about what to expect as we look at a beautiful shot from mount tam this afternoon. elevated fire danger for thursday and friday, so that's tomorrow and friday, slightly milder the next two afternoons and then we got that wide means of weakened high temperatures, quite the summer spread. look at us, just about half of our neighborhoods

vyazovchenko, a member of the irpin city council, he should be in touch with us already taras, we wish glory to ukraine, good day, good morning to the enemies of the highway, look, we never got in touch with oleksandr markushyn yesterday. unfortunately, we wanted to ask for the latest information from irpen that 70% of the city has already been gasified, at least the gas is being connected quite actively, what is the situation in irpen in general now after the liquidation of the russian, well , russian occupation of part of the city, i am asking you for your words, yes indeed. thank you to everyone who participated in the restoration gasification, these were people from almost all of ukraine, uh, and real experts. they checked everything, checked it as much as possible and secured it where the pipes are broken, where the gas pipes are broken, that is, where there is an opportunity, now there is already gas even in some houses, the gas is connected by sections there where there are no direct students, where the pipes are not destroyed, that is , now life is somehow restored with gas, yo

articulates what is happening is a great merit of journalists, including yours, who is doing this work, tarasedom marathons and other manifestations of the toolkit of the possibility of conveying information, but let's remember that we have repeatedly talked about this a- and with the representatives of the ministry of culture that our broadcast has already been taken away from several dozen countries, in particular, and in different countries, that means the videos , these stories, foreigners and in europe have seen spread around the world there, all the photos on social networks in facebook instagrams with the hashtags of bucha and other affected maximum cities, that is, the information is reliable, but these are right there in such places, but the main goal is to discredit ukraine in this war - it is to prove some of its messengers and such counterarguments and facts that everything is not yes, i have a question. and how in general in the same european community or in the world community, in particular, through these media, through these stories, do they compare well, if it is possible to

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. dion: he is already so remarkable. i can't wait to see what he achieves. spencer: it is an amazing story. zion and his mom are amazing. here's what is going on with our weather, which is taking a turn to the windy side, which means elevated fire concerns. along the coast we have gusts of 35 miles per hour, especially in some spots. it is going to be gusty again tomorrow in the afternoon. we have plummeting humidity is in some spots and we have a mix of temperature changes over the last 24 hours. it is warmer by several degrees. it is cooler by several degrees last night at this time. san francisco into the south bay and parts of the east bay. here's a live view from our exploratorium camera. it is 53 degrees right now in san francisco. 59 in san jose and 52 at half moon bay. we have a view from the bouncy east bay camera, looking westward across the bay. petaluma at 52, napa at 58. concord is the warm spot at -- and a live view from our camera looking at the breezy embarcadero. sunny and breezy tomorrow on memorial day

it is political technologists taras zavhorodniy and oleksiy golubutskyi, dear ones. and glory to ukraine. what do you mean by that, i am interested what a question azov is asking now, the evacuation of the civilian population is supposed to continue, the prospects of our defenders there and the wounded defenders still look pretty bleak, nevertheless, there was a warning about what exactly the russians could do on azov throw away i don't know chemical weapons for example to smoke out our guys from there but uh hmm actually there is news from the united states there a member of the house of representatives republican these former us air force pilot adam kinder announced the introduction of a resolution that provides for the use of american troops to protect ukraine if the russian dictator putin escalates with the use of chemical , biological or even nuclear weapons against ukraine, what about taras, what do you see in general the prospects of our defenders are stagnant, is it somehow possible to hope for extraction, which the defenders themselves proposed and called on

our editors, good morning, well, it's great that ukrainians are finding, and we're also joined by taras lawyer-head of the lviv regulatory hub, we welcome you, dear guests, it's great that ukrainians are looking for and find a job, but here there is a danger that a large part of people who will now open their own business there may not return to ukraine. what are your predictions ? due to the fact that there will already be work and housing and friends and, in principle, sufficiently comfortable conditions for living, please. it depends on how long the war will continue, because we understand that the longer the war continues, the the longer a person stays in another country, the more he adapts. at this stage, we see polls that 80-90% of people want to return, but this at this stage, when a few months have passed, you people understand that you should not confuse tourism and emigration, and this is not a very comfortable story, but if six months pass, if a year passes, then the person will adapt and then much less people will return taras, what is your opinion, please? i agree with mr.

hryhorovych shevchenko remembers kyiv, do you remember the church not far from the funicular where taraso was mourned when he was brought to kyiv and you know , nostalgia comes well, but in this situation in which we are now because now you know i am from kyiv i'm in lviv, someone, someone else, someone else, somewhere else, someone on the front in general, and everyone wants to go home, but in this situation, you have to live for today, right now, and now where we are, you have to live, because the more you give yourself such nostalgia, the harder it is. that's why you have to live, you know. realistic well, of course, remember our native homes, because we will return there one day and vitaliy kurilov, president and chairman of the supervisory board of luhansk university named after shevchenko. vitaly, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear from you, i hope that you are doing well. we will talk about luhansk region first let's talk about the humanitarian and military situation in the region, eh, some settlements are now being destroyed by the enemy, similar to the one he destroye

taras shevchenko has nothing to do with that district, but the station carries taras shevchenko.rs a place to live in mezhyhirska. look at it this way, the problem is that on in places again, and who deals with this there is some department of culture or someone else, well, that is, unmotivated people, let’s say so, and the problem is that instead of streets named after or in honor of ukrainian and ukrainian heroes or something else in we will have a million streets that are not may streets there. i do not know cherry blossom streets, that is. unfortunately or fortunately , there is no such understanding in local administrations, because they are . hero that is, you know there will be cherry trees everywhere, i don't know about apple trees, something else is not the worst option. at one time, i lived on a street with a water supply line. so, i believe that you, as an organization, should also take an active position. i hope you do the same on the ground. people who care, remember that you walk on these streets and your children live on them, and they will ask why. and the street

the tara usd tanking to a low of around $0.20. tara was ranked among the 10 most valuable crypto currencies and peaks at almost 120 dollars last month. trevor, the biggest stable coin and one whose developers say is backed by dollar assets, also fell to $0.95. now the sell off has driven the prices of other crypto currencies down bitcoin. the largest crypto currency by total market value fell as low as $26000.00 down 60 percent from its speak of almost $70000.00. in november, the digital coin was back at around $30000.00 in the past 10 days, several other digital coins regained some of the losses to the rebound comes as crypto currency has seen more than one trillion dollars in value vanish in the past 6 months. but the sell off did not stop as salvatore's push into crypto currencies . the country's government added more than $15000000.00 worth of bitcoin to its balance sheet, as the currency traded at its lowest point in 6 months. it is l. salvatore's largest coin purchase since it became the 1st country to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender alongside the us dollar. a salvador sped on bitcoin

taras. please tell me.out the territory of the plant, where ukrainian defenders are now and the civilian population of mariupol is hiding from the russians ' missile and bomb attacks. has the plant been destroyed or can production be resumed there when mariupol is liberated ? tell me about the plant. is it working? old, all the enterprises of ukraine, we literally celebrated 125 years at the beginning of the month of february, the enterprise and the enterprise are known for their products all over the world without involvement, we work with 780 two companies in the world, that is why we have an impeccable reputation as an excellent manufacturer with good quality, who fulfills his obligations on time, we produced 4.5 million tons of steel, and these are various types of flat rolled steel and thick sheet, by the way, a map on y-y, by the way, galvanized steel roll and in short, it is mine and thin welded pipes from slabs of cast iron were made from our products, energetic equipment, equipment production, indu

taras. i congratulate you. glory to ukraine.e country of the aggressors, the kremlin in moscow, so that, well, it is also important for us to understand what is happening in the state of the enemy, so to speak. it is possible that even what we do not see, we do not even guess yet, it is happening there, it is also important, but i would like with your permission, let's start with what happened late yesterday evening, the evacuation of our soldiers and the seriously wounded and wounded from mariupol to the territory temporarily occupied by the russian federation in donbas, because there are a lot of opinions and comments about this, someone someone lives in disbelief. someone is disappointed. someone will say that we will be deceived, in your opinion. hmm, what kind of operation was it, why was it and at what level was it agreed by the top leadership of the state, and are there agreements with other states at the level of oterdugan? putin or siszipin putin, please, after all, there really is my country, i don’t think that it was

taras dobrochev, good night a-a good evening tell us what does it mean to us?would evaluate the granting of city status as a restoration of justice for our settlement. i would like to note that more than 400 years ago, gostomel was granted the right of self-government, the so-called magdeburg law, and when the russian empire came to our territory , gostomel was a rather powerful regional center, and then, as it was in the status of the russian empire, it was demoted to a village to the village of a-a further on and the jury - in russian, probably for the empire, but simply the soviet state that was taking place, it was attached to the newly created city of irpin and, unfortunately , its size was actually blocked today, the assignment of the status of the city of a-a in our village i believe a necessary step on the way to its restoration, reconstruction and further development. and this will somehow give more powers to local authorities, for example, but with the changes that took place in terms of decentralization, in fact, the powers of local self-government b

taras, eh. first of all, i want to wish you health and success on the way as it is, and we are all worried for each of our soldiers and for you too. and secondly your opinion on what today, it is urgent from the point of view of ukraine to raise precisely on the international arena, well, in addition to the obvious things about more weapons and so on, the key thing is to ensure that the e-e project fulfills the announced sanctions against the russian federation, at least it was introduced with a full bar on e-e the purchase of russian gas and oil in the near future, and we can see from what factor this means that the situation will turn into a mental one, well, besides, there is one more problem, that is, he turns to me, he turns to western journalists who i also wanted to comment on the war in ukraine, and now i heard very dangerous words from a correspondent of the american tv channel cbl, whom i met just in the south in kryvyi rih, where i was. she told me that we americans need to submit mor

the un-tethering of tara. that ripples across the sector.: how many of these are you going to throw in? tom: i added you are you. bitcoin is down 10%. manus: a terrible day for tara. there you go. throw me another ball. a terrible day for tara which d anchored and deflated the confidence in -- tom: you know who would be good at this, or its johnson -- boris johnson. we will give you more, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." today is the launch of bloomberg u.k. we talk about the leveling up of the u.k. and how it is going. dig deeper we have our reporter lizzy burden. how has this squared up so far? >> can look on the new scorecard on the website. london has accelerated their away. if you take three key metrics from the work hard, -- from the scorecard, salaries have fallen in 91% since 2019. home affordability has strong and productivity is lost half. horace johnson has committed sewing the way from brexit and what to do it for those outside the office. whether he can deliver that for the next elect

hryhorovych taras vasyliovych precisely the competent person who would be accepted by the village anduld really worry about you and really we saw that she was going to a meeting with people, that was the situation, and contrary to that, when this commission set a certain point for us, it should have happened. he said that the normative law, so to speak, seems to be a law 70-78 71 78 that in the second reading it does not exist and cannot make this commission, but there is a resolution of the cabinet of ministers number 473 dated 19.04, which already regulates a certain situation with property inspection, and in that resolution the lord clearly spells out which persons should be in, but he takes me as a civilian population, er, the head of the commission. i agreed because the whole situation is that for today, let something go, somehow this stone will blow away from its place and the people who wish it, again, in this order, there are also volunteered to work and it can somehow double from the place we see all the destruction of the author, let's say what we see, let's say what we see,

the food security of the world is under threat , he has to do something, he is making a statement taras , let's get one more, i'm still going to relocate to return to business about lviv oblast, which is exactly what you said about by regions and what types of entrepreneurial activity are moving to the lviv region and somewhere is happening only in the regional center or there in the regions, please give some general situation, i mentioned that the industry metal processing, trade, food chemical industry, all these areas are the most common from the point of view of location, the largest number of entrepreneurs of enterprises are moving , yes, if we are talking about medium and medium, first of all, business, yes, if we are talking about the most sought-after challenges of location and the like, key issues which will arise in reallocated enterprises that have already been reallocated with the help of the state, so we know that ukrzaliznytsia supports ukrposhta, that is, at the government level, all these issues are mixed and resolved, they are also solved with with the help of the prozo

radio liberty correspondent taras levchenko met with the wives of the defenders.e spoke with the wife of the commander of the azov regiment denys prokopenko and the wife of the soldier arseniy fedusyuk, their story about their men of the azov regiment and the situation that developed in azovstal further my name is kateryna prokopenko my husband is denys prokopenko, he is the commander of the azov regiment, he cannot show any weakness, any fragility. you know, don't offend any bugs, he's a philologist at all. he studied at kyiv university, he was an english teacher in the 14th year. the war had just started, as soon as russia attacked ukraine. he felt that he had to be there, right? was, let's say, in this fan movement , fans of f-dynamo, they are generally brave guys, they are many of them, just one of them just decided to go to the east, so it turned out that the season began my name is yulia fedosyuk my husband, arseniy fedosyuk, serves in the azov regiment, it is located in the east i have been in the war continuously since 2014. i have a husband in mariupol, m

t, a daughter of the populace, in common rodrigo to tara t, a. t w's, danelle dom a leon traveled to marco's stronghold. he locos naughty to speak to his supporters . the spectre of ferdinand mark was senior, still looms large over philippine politics. ahead of the election, visitors are flocking to this museum in a locust nor to for a dose of history, if not a particularly nuanced one. inside a chronicle of the marcus his time and power a lot on the rise. but curiously little on the fall and nothing on the documented human rights abuses and wholesale plunder in between. located in the marcus his home province, it's called the mullahan young of the north, named after the presidential palace in manila, some 480 kilometers away from here. it is a symbol of the path he has taken from here the highest office in the land, and it will become clear in a matter of days whether sun will managed, which he the same here, at least a bumble marcus is guaranteed in easy right. many voters remember the marcus's thought as close to craft, but as patrons, not hel

starting today, gas prom will stop supplying gas to the netherlands after dutch by a gas tara refused to pay in roubles. the russian state company says gas tara says it already has contracts elsewhere for the 2000000000 cubic meters of gas. it was due to receive from gas problem through october. now the european union has agreed to ban more than 2 thirds of russian oil imports. a compromise deal exempting pipeline deliveries reached by leaders at the 27 mash nation block is me a meant to punish russia for its invasion of ukraine. 3 months ago, european council chief shall, michelle says, the move will target a huge source of financing for the invasion, and put maximum pressure on president vladimir putin to end the war. the agreement also ban was russia's biggest lenders, burbank from the swift messaging system on sanctions 3 state broadcast as well. joining me in our studio is our reporter, cassandra, some great harvey with us. just explain to us exactly what this compromise deal actually looks like. right. the oil embargo had been in talks for weeks and since it's 1st came about was

walk with -- walk me through tara. i am a novice when it comes to crypto, but why is this a stable coin so important? david: terry is one of the two general types of stable coins. we have tara and usdc, who are impacted by fiat currencies like the u.s. dollar. then you have the algo stable coin. terra is one of the stable coins. it is backed by an algorithm of trading and management. people are incentivized to maintain the pact by making arbitrageurs. arbitrages. kriti: they are called stable coins. they have not been very stable lately. one trading $.70 on the dollar. i'm curious why that peggy collapses. have seen this in fx currencies. a lot of that has to do with a country's specific story. but for terra, can you explain the dollar peg and the ripple effects there? david: the whole family of algo stable coins, each of them have their unique mecha for terra, the reason terra has been going down so sharply is because it resembles the sovereign currency mechanism. for example, we have seen in the past the local curren

provocation and violence. israel is set to be considering the designation of to our national groups as tara brothers in arms that no deal in the south pacific. china fails to find agreement on trade and security. ah hello, welcome to the program, our top story, this our you lead as a meeting in brussels in a show of solidarity with ukraine buys. divisions of the new sanctions on russia continues to plague. the block. members is struggling to reach a consensus with the proposed embargo on russian oil the sticking point. and that stalling progress on a 6th round of sanctions meant to punish moscow for its war on ukraine and diplomatic editor james bass reports now from brussels. european leaders arriving in brussels for a crucial meeting on ukraine. at the start of the crisis, they had surprised many with unity and strong sanctions. bought a 6 package of measures including an oil band has been stalled for nearly a month. some expressed optimism. the deadlock can be broken, there is carter being bused through and so that you should be maintained in the european council as we have been up to no