justice for tara."my tara. " she's always said, "my tara. " >> but none of these efforts turned up anything useful. and the sheriff's case wasn't going anywhere either. there was no getting around it. justice for tara just was not happening. in fact, the case was growing cold. stone cold. eventually mike gandy retired, as did these two cops, way up north. retired and moved to sunny florida. and -- >> i got very bored. >> oh oh. >> coming up -- >> i always felt this was a case that could be solved. >> enter the cold case squad! could they do what no one else had? >> how important was that? >> extremely important. >> when dateline continues. and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care prov

taras.e all the ukrainian ports already left the ships that remained there at the beginning of the full-scale invasion back in february, the absolute majority left, unfortunately, not all ports, er , participate in the grain initiative. yes, i also have the port of mykolaiv, other ports that are blocked, and according to the available ports, the absolute majority left , what is important is that we already we see the constant arrival of new vessels and many applications, dozens of applications from those wishing to sail and load in the ukrainian black sea ports, i have a track, what is the situation with the agricultural sector in the temporarily occupied territories, we remember earlier when the sowing was going on, they interfered, they fired in all kinds of ways, they did everything to stop this process, to disrupt it. will the occupiers of the farmers be able to carry out agricultural work in their favor at the moment, and are there cases of seizure of land, as before, the situation rema

taras. shamaydak, the coordinator of the freedom space movement, was with us and we talked with him about the law voted in the first reading about the meds, who is trying to spread all kinds of old, old schemes that we have already gotten rid of, that separate us from russia and the russian world , now we have another taras on the line, this is taras berezovets, an officer of the first separate brigade special appointment named after ivan bohun, congratulations, mr. taras, who are probably coming to you from the part where it is calmer and more peaceful, if you can say so. what are we getting rid of since 2014 with the time of the revolution of dignity and that all kinds of famous russian personalities come here with tours and that the music sounds less ukrainian and there is no punishment for insulting the ukrainian language i think that this question should be addressed by a specialized expert of the media because, after all, i am a military serviceman and i can comment on issues related t

tara: tara campbell, abc7news.rs because they massive mudslide in the san bernardino mountains saturday. large trees, rocks and debris were struck by floodwaters. seven hikers, including three children were rescued from rising waters by san bernardino county sheriff's search and rescue team. more rain is expected in the area this week. really hard to see that especially when it has been so hot and dry in southern california. same for us this week. spencer: it will get even hotter over the next three days. so hot, we have an excessive heat watch. first a look at current conditions. the wind is pretty calmo irfiel. no cooling influence tonight. a live look over san francisco under skies that are mainly clear right now. san jose, 64. santa clara, 63 degrees. a nice clearview, mostly clear from emeryville. 62 right now in santa rosa. 70 at fairfield and concord which is pretty warm at this hour of the night. one more live view from the rooftop camera. you can see because there is no movement in the trees, the absence o

cara -- tara: the mckinney fire captured on video.rching for his friends. >> just terrible. he had minutes to get out of there before the fire just engulfed us. tara: flames ripping through the forest and beyond, wiping out 50,000 acres friday and forcing more than 2000 people from their homes. mason later learning is burned to the ground. >> the fire was in your face. i actually got burned a little bit on my face, and it was so intense peered i was scared. -- intense. i was scared. tara: they are on evacuation alert. >> they are worried that if it catches on fire than the embers would come up. tara: making the move from the bay area a year ago and hoping for the best and preparing for the worst. do you have your rv packed in case you have to leave? >> yes, we got it totally set up. >> we felt up all of the gas tanks. >> the field takes are full and we filled every water jug we own. tara: this is the view of mount, swallowed by smoke filled skies. >> it looks like it is snowing sometimes when we are out here. tara: at into an already

tara: the sight and sound of bravery.ng his story, helping to raise money for the rnr learning center in antioch. >> i like this place and it makes me happy that i learn a lot of stuff and people help me with stuff that i don't get. tara: bruno is referring to the center's tutoring program. he is one of dozens of low income students it helped out. >> the interesting thing i learned here was doing my homework and staying focused. >> i'm going into the second grade and kind of nervous because i'm getting new friends and stuff. tara: elijah is getting the support he needs right here. >> i learned sight words and math and all that kind of stuff. tara: born out of the pandemic, the program started as a pilot last summer. >> we did it for three months. it was a huge success. we have, like, 99% of the kids complete it. >> the focus is on getting students caught up in reading comprehension and math. >> we have kids in fourth grade reading at, like, a second grade level. that has been one of the challenges. tara: building off the

and when i heard that taras was also collecting money from people for case bank, that is, so that heough his protégé, ms. ostashchenko, even get his district from these tayots, who did not understand what they were doing in the dusty hospitals, where the heads of the hospital and other leaders, including the command of the medical forces, go i was terribly outraged by this and plus our situation remains. that we are now regularly delivered to the front by the command of the medical forces, low-quality first-aid kits, low-quality tourniquets, you remember, it was you who helped me stop this scam. when the territorial defense brigade brought 1300 first-aid kits to our district, the first-aid kits are enough, the first-aid kits have not been taken away. there were no actions from here that simply tear in the hands , there are not only pages, i have such problems, there are also occlusive stickers that do not stick to the fighter, an action that is very important for e-e toolkit that's why when i was in july, now i was shocked that they are now being supplied with first-aid kits from a l

that he was taken from mykolaiv oblast was a huge surprise for everyone now he is fortunately back taraseral marchenko well, i don't know, i think that it is up to the general himself to comment on how many of them well, we see the situation that is developing today in the south, it is quite complicated in the first place due to the fact that the russian troops have accumulated a serious force here, and the basis of it is the russian paratroopers, that is, those who will carry out assault and offensive actions, and not protective ones, in addition, there is a serious accumulation of artillery, both in the barrel stage and in the reactive stage in the southern direction, both against mykolaiv and against kryvyi rih and zaporizhzhia. given that the weather has been quite rainy for the last week, the enemy is very dependent on logistics, since he is not highly mobile, their army is not, er, extremely mobile, small now with the weather for a few days so that it all dries up for the next one, but in any case, hmm, it can happen in the next 3-4 days there, we record a significant increase in t

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thank you very much taras. moreover, we were talking about mykola just now, hmmm, there are indeed wounded and dead there today, unfortunately, unfortunately, the city is constantly under enemy attacks and holds not only itself, but also a certain part of our state, and i am ready to talk about sports during the war evgeny pastukhov evgeny, are you playing, do you see the word, please, i don’t know vasyl vitay, also, dear viewers of the espresso channel, and today in our column, the iconic apostle for ukrainian sports, about sports during the war, about sanctions against russia, about russian sports and about ukrainian sport, how it lives and how it survives, we will talk with the olympic champion of 2016, the world champion in gymnastics oleg vernyaev e oleg vernyaev is already in touch with us p oleg good evening and i congratulate you in the artery of the espresso tv channel good day thank you for inviting so during these almost 6 months of a full-scale war between russia and ukraine, we have already read a

taras. well, let's continue the topic of grain export.despite the shelling, in particular today, too it became known that the next ship, the next ship , left the odesa port, and also several more ships should come in order to be loaded with grain from ukraine and help starving countries, and in general, as noted, the topic of grain export was on the agenda in lviv between the president of turkey erdoğan and the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky. do you think that we can expand the issue of exports in some way? well, we know in particular that we are also included in the united nations in these processes as a guarantee of increasing of the volume is first of all compliance with the guarantee of safety, that is, our port infrastructure, e.e., the ports of odesa and the black sea in the south, allows significantly more transshipment. our railway infrastructure allows significantly more import from all corners of ukraine to the ports of what is necessary in order for this to be implemented in specific volumes, that is, for a sufficient

thank you, taras , for the information.aras ibragimov, our correspondent from mykolaiv, about the current situation in the city. as the legal owner and ukrainian workers of the power plant should be able to perform their duties without the threat of pressure. it is russia's control over the plant that poses a threat to the region. seizure of the energy supply russian troops shelled the zaporizhzhya npp the most in europe, then the occupiers hit one of the six power units several times, 5 months later they started shelling the plant again, this time the ammunition was almost damaged the storage of spent nuclear fuel that

juan: if we can, i would like to bring in tara houska as well.reduction act provides over $60 billion in funding for environmental justice priorities. something rob weissman mentioned earlier. tara, was anyone in the environment of justice movement you know involved in helping to craft this provision? >> no. there's been some serious pushback regarding the last representation in the drafting of this bill, specifically on the pieces that affect our communities directly. from my perspective, it doesn't really work to throw money at us if we don't have habitable laces to live. if our communities are underwater or if our air is poisoned and we have pipelines and minds destroying our lands actively, how does this help us? ose are serious questions this bill is lacking. where we're at in terms of blocking the bill, there is this ideal that manchin has mentioned that they promised him, like a handshake agreement about their permitting provisions, the rolling back come the "streamlining" environment of processes in 25 different projects to avoid these re

taras, for this analysis on the air of the espresso tv channel and in general for your participationkrainian state creation of tarasten politicians, the people's deputy of ukraine of the first fourth and sixth convocations worked in our marathon and this conversation in my opinion, her resume could be a great continuation of our previous conversation with mr. volker, just like that, more support from our partners would be able to speed it up. as they say, well, we'll see in the future, despite the war, ukrainian cinema will continue to produce quality products sniper white warrior is the first war film after the large-scale invasion of the russian federation into ukraine, and the premiere of the film should take place on august 24, that is, tomorrow, symbolically on independence day , and again, the film is the first on a military theme after the large-scale invasion with us in connection with half-writer of the script and director-producer of the film maryan bushan, we congratulate you maryan and glory to ukraine and i also congratulate you today with a great holiday and wish all ou

taras, congratulations glory to ukraine glory well , we are once again being warned by our partners,lar , american intelligence, about russia's plans to carry out new attacks on the civilian infrastructure of ukraine and state objects, reuters writes about it, and actually , please tell me whether russia can escalate missile terror in our country and whether it can be timed specifically for independence day and the period after, the unconditional answer, unfortunately, both questions are yes and yes first of all, we need to remember who we are dealing with, who is our enemy, our enemy is, in fact, a state that does not disdain frank terrorist methods, so it does not disdain eh, leading eh, the active phase of a hot war eh, except for strikes and eh -e targeted targeted destruction of military targets so his opponent absolutely does not care about strikes on civilian infrastructure and the killing of civilian residents, that is, in principle well, if in essence , this is a threat that is now limited to very specific dates, unfortunately for our state, for you and me, it is not a leg,

taras, and what is the overall grain export potential of ukraine this year, about what volume and what potential amount of foreign exchange earnings we can talk now. we expect that the impact of grain and oil crops will be approximately 65-67 million tons per year, this is within the limits of controlled territories and cultivated areas, our internal the consumption of grain oilseeds is about 20-22 million tons, so we can clearly understand that the additional export of exclusively grain oilseed oilseeds can reach more than 40 million tons, at the same time it is worth remembering that we still had a transfer of residues more than from the pre-harvest than classically and there there is also a minimum of 15 million tons available for export, so if you sum up these numbers and look at the average statistical prices available on the market there today, this is all exactly the minimum value of its export from 20 billion dollars, mr. taras, and it is interesting to understand what the geography is like today of sales of ukrainian grain, who is buying it now and are there any bans on export

taras i ask you not to lose denisov he is a genius, he will make you a millionaire.f my family. dmitry konstantinovich the doctors said you will notice a noticeable improvement tomorrow, and in a week. you will transfer half of the amount for the yellow river to my wife. you promise there's no one there. nobody here. i immediately told you that there was no one in the house, but you did not believe me. where is your husband now, he went to the hospital for a physical examination. quietly, quietly taras, without nonsense, the dacha is surrounded . put the trunk on the ground. give up, then. i guarantee you a life of unfair trial where my wife is safe, if anything happens to her i don't want to we surrender blood. you promised me. is there behind me? i won't run away. well , what is silent? clearly, they decided to take the secret with them to the grave? well, what do you say, or did you not see anything again? i do not know anything. i have nothing to tell you. i didn't know that dima was involved in the drug business, i wouldn't allow it. a six-year-old child, instea

we're in donald trump's republican party, not dick cheney's. >> tara, bring us home on dick cheney'ssee it. it would have been nice if the dick cheneys and bushes and others who were the luminaries in the republican party had spoken out more forcefully against donald trump many years ago, perhaps we would not have been here right now. you know, they -- we really needed those folks to be the conscience of the republican party at a time where clearly the leaders of the republican party were unwilling to stand up and maybe they would have gotten the permission structure if some other -- some of the, like i said, the veterans who were respected in the republican party had spoken out prior to now. i'm glad to see it now, but to jeremy's point, if you would have asked you or i if progressives and democrats would be praising anyone with the last name cheney? >> i know. >> in this day and age? we would have told you, you were crazy. we've got a bridge in brooklyn to sell you. it just goes to show you that the crazy political times that we're in. but it shows you also that the democrats and t

is taras belika with us or will we be waiting for him? please tell us yes. well, then serhii sizonenko, the deputy of the odesa district council on the situation in the south, mr. serhiy, will join us. congratulations e- i greet you good morning studio good health so good morning in odesa eh in and in odesa itself, well, you can say that the morning is actually not bad why because during this night we did not have any air alarm, it is impossible not to be happy because last day we had as many as eight air raid alarms, they were from the very night continuously all day. during that night, there were no air raid alarms, er, the situation is more or less calm, if you can say so during the martial law and in general what is happening in the country but at the moment at the moment it is calm in odesa, the threat from the sea remains to what extent the local residents have already adapted to it, so eh p sergey, what does life look like now in the city of odesa, what is being observed there arrivals and departures of preparations for eh until the fall well look the

>> yeah, tara, pick up on that. right? this is what you sign up for. you have to make these calls. ultimately, is the question not -- is the question here that the threat for potential civil unrest means that you have to suspend the idea that you believe criminal law was done -- if he does believe criminal wrongdoing was done, does he not have an obligation to do it? >> 100%. merrick garland did what he sign up for when except the job as attorney general. do your damn job. it looks as though he's finally starting to do that. i think a lot of people have been frustrated by the pace at which the doj has operated here. it has been a glacial pace, but maryland has a reputation of being a standup guy, being very methodical and keeping leaks at bay. he has been doing this for a very long time, and understands how to do complicated, high-level investigations. we are finally starting to see some movement here. the idea that -- considering that if he invites a former president, it's never been done before, what does that do

taras, we congratulate you.two-way direction to the ukrainian port for loading. the first dry cargo that was not in our waters at the beginning of the war has arrived, and this is a positive signal . to carry out such flights, taking into account all the risks and dangers, we really see that the initiative is currently signed and implemented in istanbul, the fact that today there is already the first ship, it is not means that there will not be ten of them in total, i want to remind you that a four-way coordinating council has been created in istanbul, which accepts applications both for the entry of the load and for the export, and we see that there is interest, now we cannot announce the schedule well, there are already dozens of applications for today's ship this ship is only the first of them and in fact it is a confirmation that after all ship owners and traders believe that the grain agreement will be fulfilled under international patronage and the second well, we clearly understand that the world needs fo

tara, it was presented at the international automotive forum. moscow, the platform brought together participants from 18 countries. alena logvinova saw what they brought. the largest iranian automaker , the hodrum company, will begin exporting its products to russia by the end of this year and the first will be a tarom sedan. this is the most modern model of the concern, the car is a little longer. than, for example lada vesta. or kia rio can accelerate to 190 km / h, and the fuel consumption is approximately 7 l per 100 km. tara became the development of the sedan pyzhozhom, the french concern resumed cooperation with iran khodru in 2016, when sanctions against the islamic republic were briefly eased. at the same time, the car is 90% made of parts produced in iran in this model. there is an electronic stability control system specifically for the russian market. seats are heated. now the model is undergoing certification in russian, the final cost will become known a little later after the conclusion of official contracts with dealers. we have

oh, of course, i’ll create the taras opera on parnassus on the basis of folk music for the oldest belarusianmposer mikolay, aladov, for a couple of stalinist musicians and the nearest september julians had very few composers and all the time there was a tough theme that belarus needs its own operational was not one work was not yet belarusian? this at the distant 1927 leskkamerny opera-victim did not dig out on year, the original genre irrigation and at that time the etched trolley had already begun. and, of course, the morning was not delivered, it was preserved. already later. i showed her in minsk the dubra opera . i was at all his concerts when i was still young, and therefore i may be one of the few lovers of his music today, and which i highly appreciate, he strove to be original and this was very strongly imprinted here is creativity. as for his works, they are very diverse. they are very colorful performers, they like to take them on stage to show the public interest in the performance of the work of belarusian composers and definitely does not fall. it grows and students with great

this taras with maria in kyiv. this is our house. our home.n he volunteered, i think it's normal. absolutely. because he is a man. he is father, he is ukrainian men. and it's our country, our people and our future. during a long time, part of our battalion was here serving and doing theirjob. it is very essential to smile and to joke during this hard times. it helps. i don't know how it works exactly. i don't know why it works like this. but when you are joking, when you are smiling, when you are joking, psychologically it helps. and somebody playing guitar and harmonica. # then she woke up. # woke up from where she was lying still. # saying we got to do something about where we're going. # la la la la. this is our guitar player, and this is our drummer. they are the rhythm section and they are doing theirjob in kyiv like volunteers, like civilian and military volunteers. they are gathering a lot of different, very essential staff together. they are collecting money for this. and also they delivers this to the hottest point on the frontline. w

you're mocking me, why are there valentin grigorievna sausages in tara, but don't worry?anted to tell you the documents for it, but i didn’t have time, that’s all. and the fact that in the tara with sausages, well, it's just that there was no other container for my back no husband so. let everyone mind their own business. you are an accountant. accountant. you do your arithmetic, the rest is none of your business. mikhail osipovich, do you think i didn't see the zhivagin spinning circles around you? yes, all the mice in this warehouse know that half of the left calf passes through the zhivagin, so that's what i'll tell you. tomorrow i'm going to the prosecutor's office with this. i see give it a no, you will fight with me. if you have brains, you will go with me tomorrow. and if not, blame yourself think misha valentina grigorievna who knows what kind of woman she was? what to do now? well, what you took out is correct. where to hide the goods now? who else is there? well, this one. what is the soaring mishan offended, who do we have a problem with? accountant, motherfuck

taras belika, can you hear us, mr. taras? there, the occupying and bulaborant region in the south of the melitopol berdyansk region created a fake seal by stealing the symbols and identification number of the zaporizhia regional military administration, and this was done by the proclaimed gauleiter and yevhen balytskyi, a former people's deputy from the party of regions e-e, from time to time publishes his orders with a fake seal on which depicts the symbols of the zaporizhzhia region brazenly stolen by the occupiers from ukraine, it also means that this support code is a russian analogue and edrpou, which is completely identical from the edrpou, the zaporizhia regional administration actually says that the collaborators stole the symbols of the zaporizhia region, as well as the identification, the truth is that this only emphasizes the fake warehouses to which the collaborators are attached, because the russian registered legal entities are not registered, nor the military civil administration of the zaporizhia region, and n

, why yes, you know, taras, why is it as the head of the fund, come back alive, the largest fund, theost uh, more than the largest they are trusted not only in our country but also abroad, well, suffice it to say that the manufacturer of the bairaktar worked for them with three bairaktars with full ammunition sets and everything. well, so you understand. that is, it is sometimes easier for them to deal with a fund returned alive than, for example, with official agencies in ukraine, which is bad for the official agencies, it's bad for the politics of topics like how managers are appointed there, we also talk a little about it, but it's very good about what's up to the volunteer movement, the wonderful volunteer movement, and taras why what's all this for i am saying that he said that the war is important, but the processes in the country are also important. if anyone thinks that during the war it is possible to postpone reforms for later or to build some authoritarian things or to make some murky appointments, it will not be like that. and while i am a journalist, they will to talk abo

viktor bondarenko taras zagorodny rada to welcome you good day good day i don't know you, let's say ads about this story with crimea e- is there is already certain information that there could be more than 30 of these planes, this is anton gerashchenko - this is one of those cases when i even want to quote him, and here it is. to be considered the final victory of ukraine is good news for all of us, for sure, let's briefly comment on this event. how did you perceive it, in particular yesterday? is proved everything is hyperbolized to the point of absurdity, and well, the russians started it first, yes, when they refused there, like, what kind of war is there, there is no war, like, it’s a special operation , in general, russia has never attacked anyone there, like, no, denazification of everything, you ask them to explain what denazification is, what does this term mean, nobody does not explain because they understand that this is a theater of the absurd, that it is needed there for internal use for uncle vanya and a connection to tell him what's going on there ukraine started to do s

leader, he finished all three races in 15th place, in particular, he became eighth in the sprint, and taras lysyuk pleased with the 15th place in the sprint but artem-prima and bohdan tsymbal did not rise above 35th place, but rokolzinga-ukraine did not remain without medals in the junior competition, the bronze in the pursuit race was won by 19-year-old ternopil vitaliy manzin. it seems to me that all his energy of ukraine, everything that is currently being done in ukraine, this whole situation did not add any such secret power, i do not know how in general, how it happened, it was very difficult to urinate these emotions, and in the soul , some such unforgettable feelings are simply overflowing. ukraine won only one medal at the championship, however, ukrainian the flags regularly appeared on the pedestal, because they were everywhere in the hands of our fans in the stands , as well as on the rifles, belts, helmets of the world leaders. they also express support for our country, what about the summer biathlon world championship finished next, preparation for the winter season begins imme

taras kucherenko explains why the idea had to be abandoned, despite the economic problems.erican authorities have been developing a project for several months to reduce chinese goods. 30 years of eight and a half percent, but officials have driven themselves into the trap of going to meet china after the trip. nancy pelosi in taiwan for them to show their weakness of the geopolitical situation. with china frankly speaking, it is now difficult after the speaker's visit to taiwan, it has become especially difficult, so the president is now weighing options. he is very cautious about this issue and wants to make sure that there are no steps that would hurt the american labor market and american workers, according to the peterson institute for international economics, tariff cuts will reduce inflation by almost 1.5%, which will save every american family about 800 dollars. for the biden team to somehow make concessions. now china did not want to, they did not do this, but with regard to inflation. they relied on the fact that prices for key commodities went down for oil, primar

it to the state from imminent destruction, the village teacher undertook to save the castle history tarasovalov, how does he do it, our journalists saw. this turns out to be a relic of the groholsky family, because these two coats of arms mean that adolf groholsky when he marries vandi radzyvil they are building this estate and there were several of these buttons he had on his clothes and several of them on her clothes taras konovalov shows the original buttons of the founders of the groholsky castle they were found in a neighboring village in 2018, the guy started to conduct tours for tourists here as the volunteer says that he has been fascinated by the estate since childhood and is interested in its history. many people note that the castle is associated only with the tereshchenko family, but the groholskys are not mentioned. it was these polish nobles who built the estate later on . bought tereshchenka sugar planters philanthropists industrialists within the walls of the castle at that time social life was raging proof of that theater hall and already in soviet times the palace was si

taras says that he is repairing the abandoned roof so that water does not flow through the holes onto the walls. what is the palace? it is standing, we hope that it will be restored in a few years. we will bring our children here and everything will be very restored here. it is very beautiful. it is restored. on the crowdfunding platform, the guy manages to raise certain funds. in addition, he conducts live and online tours, but it makes no sense to invest money beyond the roof. the estate is under the courts, the prosecutor's office started an investigation after publication in the mass media that the religious community apparently wants to sell the historic building, after studying the documents, they appealed to the court about invalidation of agreements regarding the transfer of the specified estate, e-e, religious organizations, recognition of the illegality of the decision on the issuance of the certificate of ownership, the invalidation of the certificate and the claim of the specified estate in favor of the state, the court of first instance refused to grant the claim, and the

and tara, tara antiquity, is about the, the national dignity of chinese people. the historical fact is that china has been pop. taiwan has been part of china since ancient times. people need to understand history and need to know the international law. ryan, how do you argue with a country that says it's a historical fact that your nation is part of our nation? well, i think it's an invented history because the fact is the p r c has never controlled taiwan. and china often claimed these claims about ancient history. but i don't know why we're then evaluate in validating the current claims latanya people to soft termination based on age and history. that parity has never controlled taiwan . it is when the force of them over through imperial china and then it's founding these claims to taiwan based of imperial chinese history. but if you look at it, i only became a province in $887.00 and then a mirror, a year later, it was seated to the japanese. and so that's already the last imperial dynasty. it's not the case that was part of try and often time immortal, but th

taras on parnassus is exactly what the hero of the steric work konstantin veritsyna looks like. it was one of the most popular belarusian works of the 19th century, a kind of bestseller. and, of course, the hallmark of belarusian literature is an interesting fact for a long time the poem in verse was considered anonymous, the authorship was attributed to both dunin martinkevich and mankovsky and even students of the gorki agricultural institute, but time put everything in its place, the author was found and his life story is no less fascinating than the famous work . by the way, konstantin veritsyn was a child of the right of the wedding night, which was used by the landowner bondarev, but 10 years later, his father's feelings flared up and he gave the child a free and excellent education. the military cemetery is located right on the central square of the city, i have never seen it, but this is connected with the history of the town. the memorial complex of immortality was erected in memory of the dead defenders of the regional center at the military cemetery, 5,000 people are

you let, see i'll start with you tara. initialize would love to convince the american people that this is a political hit job. they're following these two documents in court now. two weeks after that search, this is what you heard that nick akerman said it's not a thing. do you think this is all about the court of public opinion? >> i think, so i think that they want to sell seeds of doubt and what the department of justice is doing. they want to fight back. this is trump's tactic. delay, attack the messenger, trying to suggest that there is some sort of bias, it's a political witch hunt. all these tactics just to delay the inevitable, but a lot of people are saying that with the right legal minds this is probably not going to holdup. i did think that it was interesting that ron desantis who may end up being a political rival of trump in the 2024 presidential matchup said on fox news, to stop calling it a rate. it was a perfectly legal seizure. and i think what we are seeing is the gop, as we get more information about how

and for hanna's best friend, tara, it was that she ever stop thinking about her sweet friend.lk about it. emotions all bottled up. hannah, frozen forever at 18. so you went on with your life and you have babies? >> yes. >> she never got to do that, did she? >> no. >> the case, meanwhile, was mostly in the deep freeze. making a glacial precision through the courts. seasons passed, no resolution. but that was about to change in startling fashion. >> coming up -- a second trial, but at times it was hard to know exactly who was the defendant and was it denny ross? >> he was choking me from behind and just squeezing me. >> or hanna's boyfriend? >> did you believe yourself are hanna's murder? >> yes. >> when "dateline" continues. from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. kids, one year they want all dinosaurs stuff the next, camels. - llamas. - llamas. so save money shopping back to school on amazon. you sure that's not a camel? yeah. whatever you say. shingles. some describe i

her name, tara hogan.nother of bill's attorneys. >> you could hear a pin drop in that courtroom. >> tara recounted her 15 month affair with the married jason carter. >> how frequently were you guys having sex? >> on average, it would be several times a week. >> did you ever tell mr. carter that you left him? >> i did. >> did he ever reciprocate and tell you that he loved you? >> he did. >> and bill's lawyer said that on the morning of the murder, jason and tara exchange more than 100 text on that secret phone. some of them steamy. >> do you recall what your last text message from mr. carter was? >> it was something sexual. >> the lawyer said the conversation ended only when jason stop texting as he pulled up to his parents house. >> text, text, text, text, text until 10:50 am. at which point, the text traffic goes dark. >> quiet for 13 minutes, until jason made a phone call to his sister, telling her their mother was dead. the lawyer argued that was more than enough time to kill his mother and stage a robb

and tara palm era, senior political correspondent for "puck." good morning. good to have you. let's begin with you, if i can, amber. listen, kansas deepest of red states here. this was not close, right? what's remarkable about the numbers, about 58 against this amendment, is it almost matches national polling on americans who generally support some abortion rights here. does this help improve democratic chances in the fall? does it show that this is a turnout issue potentially for democrats? >> yes, yeah. today and these results in kansas, they're surprising as they sound, as you've illustrated, jim. that should give democrats a lot of reason to hope. they have been feeling like the midterms are going to come down to either abortion and whether that's the top issue to get voters out, or as republicans would rather have the conversation be around inflation and the economy which has the potential to tamp down democratic support. again, these results are surprising as it sounds. observers felt like that if the abortion rights side even got close to winning this it would be a vict

also, tara palmieri, a senior correspondent for putt. so glad to have you on.o start with you. -- again, this time for not supporting law enforcement in the wake of january 6th. a clear strategy from biden. what do you think is behind this? >> i think biden is doing with a lot of his allies have wanted him to do. they want him to draw a contrast between himself and the republican party. it is not a natural place for biden to lean. he likes to be the uniter. he likes to be the consoler. he likes to be the consensus builder. he is, after all, a census centrist democrat. -- no, if you are getting all out there and you are going to campaign for midterm elections you have to hit them and you have to draw contrast and you have show them as extremist because that is exactly what they do. they are painting the left of the party as extremist and you have to show that there are extremists in the republican side of the party so he is out there on a more offensive stance and i think he was not able to break through before. and it's an election year. >> he is breaking throu

a political crisis in iraq has exploded into violence after the powerful shy carrick mac, tara sutter announced he was quitting. frontline politics sat, his supporters stall, the presidential palace in bagdad, sparking a crackdown by at least 10 people have been killed. the chaos is now spread to the heavily fortified green zone, with reports of heavy fighting between rival shiite factions will bring you very latest. and just remember 1st, this report from alexia bron ah, a day of political trauma and violence after iraq's powerful shiite leda mac title . suda announced his withdrawal from politics. his supporters broke into the presidential palace and bag dad's fortified green zone, which houses the prime minister's office. oh, minnie, even taking to the palace pool. oh, good, all along. our demand are to dissolve parliament and to hold a corrupt account and we say my master to the outsider, your pride is under your feet and will sacrifice for you. there is ours one afternoon kit. take a prime minister. most dr. academy halted cabinet stations until further notice. but iraq's politic

such an opportunity. together with the lviv regional council, together with language bootstrapper taras kremin, we are introducing a problem- program for learning the ukrainian language by immigrants here in the lviv region. the project law will last until the end of the year, and all those interested are recommended to register their children for participation now, because the number of places is limited from now on ulyana hryshchuk oleg palamar espresso tv channel you can hear musical works written in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries in lviv at the festival of ancient music, the event is part of the project of music in silence, which continues in the lviv national philharmonic opened the festival with the famous musician and cultural figure taras kompanichenko, in addition to ukrainian bands and performers , guests from poland, germany and france will also perform. the organizers plan to transfer all money from the sale of tickets to the needs of the zes. the purpose of this festival is, on the one hand, to show what we do , we support art, we honor the classical heritage, national,

lake mead. >> two years ago, me and tara taught our kids how to dive in this exact spot here >> reporter: wait, in this we're a long way from the water right now. this was underwater? >> right >> reporter: 25 million people drink from this vast reservoir but it has fallen by 150 feet in the last 20 years. we've built huge projects like this on the assumption that the water would always be there but at the moment, turbines inside the hoover dam are only spinning at 30% capacity and if the water level drops much lower, they'll just be spinning in empty air. as lake mead falls, other parts of the lake we always assumed would stay underwater are emerging as well once upon a time, divers would dive down to this. today i'm standing, i don't know, maybe 150 feet above the lake. boats as old as the hoover dam are now back in the sun. and now, even bodies are being found. drowning victims, in some cases even murder victims. some experts estimate there could be dozens, maybe even a hundred more to be found >> i think giving closure to families who lost loved ones on the lake and solving old mob mu

the head of the alliance began his speech with a quote from a poem by taras shevchenko. it is the same for me, but in the english translation he expressed his respect for all the dead and condolences to all the victims. he also said that he admires ukrainians who fight for their country for their freedom for your loved ones, your great poet taras shevchenko once wrote but it is not the same for me as ukraine, evil people will put to sleep evil people and fires and will wake it up robbed oh no it's the same for me, it's not the same for nato, and you can continue to count on the support of the alliance as much as it will be necessary, and cynical congratulations on the independence day of ukraine were congratulated by the self-proclaimed president of belarus , oleksandr lukashenko, after hundreds of missiles fired by russia from belarusian territory, he wished ukrainians a peaceful sky of tolerance courage, strength and success in restoring a dignified life, but even in spite of the brutal war and open aggression on the part of some of ukraine's neighbors again and again

and tara, tara integrity, is about the national dignity of chinese people. the historical fact is that china has been pop. taiwan has been part of china since ancient times. and in the history taiwan has been, was separated from its motherland by that colonial and the japanese invaders. but the chinese people, we've worked so hard at the, a huge cost to get tab and back to the motherland. so people need to understand history and need to know the international law. so what is the international law one, china principal, kurt campbell, who is president biden's coordinator for indo pacific affairs. he's a long time asia hand is actually said, don't believe the chinese on this that they that peaceful unification is not the agenda that they are seeking that they use. nancy pelosi is trip as a pretext to position itself better and, and to end, to take advantage of this moment a fairly straightened plane from, from kurt campbell. i just be interested in how you see that moment what, what, what were you doing to send the signals that this would be troublesome? i don'

lake mead >> two years ago, me and tara taught our kids how to dive in this exact spot right here >>le drench from this vast reservoir, but it has fall ben by 150 feeti the last several year. at the moment, turbines inside the hoover dam are only spinning at 30% capacity. if the water level drops much lower they'll be spinning in open air >> reporter: other parts of the lake we always thought would be under water are emerging once upon a time, divers would dive down to this. now i'm standing about 150 feet above the lake boats as old as the hoover dam are now in the sun and bodies are even found. >> it's even murder victims. there could be dozens, even a hundred more to be found >> i think giving closure to families who've lost loved ones on the lake and solving old mob murders, these are impafkts climate change i never thought i'd see. the one degree increase immedmeans the atmosphere gets thirstier. the atmosphere is sucking it drive. >> reporter: jenner and his wife used to take tourists diving, but now they've taken new work, reloca relocating the marina as the water falls. we've