well maybe o young valentin taras appeared to a cow, young valentin taras, written by cafe regulars ,resented to valentin occupied an entire shelf in his apartment and a member of this cafe of this company passed away one after another valentin was the last of them to live. , a close soul, carrots are different and for everyone. you look. you look, you have her hodynna young and at the right time close to lecture the past yes, she slept alive. once i met him near the opera house. he has already moved to the center with his wife regina and son and walked around the square, walked for a long time . why now you will understand , either the liberation of minsk or victory day has just passed, and i congratulated him as veterans of the great patriotic war on this. he somehow thanked me. he thought for a while, and then burst into a huge monologue. i just needed to listen. he said, here you are, volodya, you see us in joy in some kind of communication with flowers applause, but the most interesting begins, then after the holiday, when we ourselves remain at the beginning, of course, we remem

tara: right.s past summer, state lawmakers passed a bill that would have paved the way for safe injection sites in san francisco, oakland, and los angeles that was vetoed by the governor. kristen: even the political support, we did want to have this broader convediffert anglef complexity. we have brought and a couple guests to join in the conversation. . joining us is one of the founders of mothers against drug deaths. and gary mccoy, the policy advisor for health right 360 which operated the tenderloins center, established under the emergency declaration. as you might know, it closed last month. thank you for joining us. ellen: thank you. gary: thanks. kristen: i watched tara's documentary. the question that popped into my head and i think we are trying to answer here is how best to help people who? are addicted to drugs? -- people who are addicted to drugs? is it harm reduction, is it enforcement? i want to get your thoughts first, gary, as someone who operated the tenderloins center, which is i

he said taras about the content of the novel.hat, in general, soviet people who knew how to read between the lines very well could read it - taras and sherman rushed to andrey makayenko andrey yegorovich makayonok, at that time was the editor-in-chief of a russian- language literary magazine. neman , he quickly realized that he was following this novel. he thought, aha, if we are the owners of this book, maybe while we are the only one in the ussr to quickly translate this novel and put it in our journal. yes, not in any room, because if the novel is big, then we will firstly raise the prestige of the magazine, increase its circulation. well, and most importantly, let's rub our noses in moscow and, grabbing this book in spanish, as we called it especially, close to the emperor, ran through the offices of the central committee of the communist party, shaking this book and the lads say. here is a novel that is banned in french fascist spain , this novel that is required to be printed. well , the tsekovsky reacted, even from top to

we also have these two, tara and johnny.t's olympic gold medalist tara lipinski and three-time national champion johnny weir. they stopped by our studios today. we talked everything from who to watch this weekend in san jose to how these two became friends. >> at what point, because i've covered you guys for so long, actually on the skating rink. at what point did you go from figure skaters who what you are now? what are you now? >> what are we now. >> it's hilarious. johnny weir is coming in, tara lipinski. wait. >> you tell me. at what point did you transition to this? >> well, it's been -- is it crazy? is it almost a decade? >> it's nearly a decade. >> it's nearly a decade that we've been doing this. when we first met for this job, we of course knew each other in the skating world, but we didn't really know each other. and i was calling the women's event, and he was calling the men's event. and we were sitting in the studio backstage. and we need to do this together. so we pitched it, and ten years later, here we are. >>

taras. i am glad to see you. and this replacement ?confirm this information or can it affect the course of events on the battlefield because well, maybe they are better at fighting these special forces or vice versa there is no big difference i can not this information i can’t confirm it, because in those areas under batam, where, for example , the green special forces of our brigade are located, we did not record in europe in the russian special forces everything that is located there, e. does not change approximately one-one to 4, that is, there is one part in english4 parts of the russian mobilized can only confirm that the intensity of e-e battles recently has practically not changed, the enemy feels e-e projectile hunger - it is also true that reported this information by recording the corresponding video and on average let's say this today we are parity on most areas of the front, including on bahmut, before the enemy had the opportunity to fire during the summer and early autumn from 50 to 60,000 shots of barrel artillery per da

tara tara campbell, abc7news. :liz: foggy morning. lisa: we had a sunny it was 48 degrees.nother 10 to 12 degrees of warming but a cooler day today. the sea breeze and onshore flow and a cold front arrives tomorrow. my 70 forecast is next. liz: also ahead, the 49ers are in philly, one win away from the super bowl. more on the team departure from the bay and meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. liz: welcome back. you can see right is oakland airport. below that, the golden gate bridge. on the lower right, the tower camera above the fog, you can see the salesforce tower peeking out. a very foggy morning here in the bay area. this has been a for the asian americ

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taras? well, it is difficult for me to evaluate.that we see many cases of collaborationism of the former psg, the party, the balance, there are other representatives of the party that i am banned in ukraine now just the cases are being investigated from the side trying to keep in mind in the territory purchased there zaporizhia kherson oblast in parts of luhansk donetsk oblast honestly maybe part of kharkiv oblast and if we talk over the last year we have had cases when criminal cases were initiated by law enforcement agencies and the sbu and the sbu, and so on. therefore, it is difficult for me to speak about statistics, but these statistics are not measured by individual cases, therefore, the evaluation of the work of law enforcement agencies should be given . that a ukrainian parliamentarian is in a situation where the head of the prosecutor general's office, for example, reports to the parliament that is not happening now, of course, let's give the floor to volodymyr chibulka, mr. volodymyr. the matter is because when you dig un

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.: ahead of another storm, the california governor's office of emergency services will provide assistance. those resources include swift water rescue teams and a helicopter. they are being pretty positioned to help in sonoma, contra costa and marin county. this as people are trying to recover from this week's storm. the south bay may not have gotten as much rain but that does not mean recent rain and wind have not taken their toll. dustin dorsey shows us how roofing companies are struggling to keep up with the calls. dustin: the skies may be blue overhead but that does not mean we are done with the storm. in fact, the cleanup has just begun. especially for roofing companies in the southbay. >> the roofing business is interesting because every time it rains, you do not sleep well. [laughter] i have not slept well the last few night. dustin: randy brown says what has been keeping him up are the more than 150 calls for service and repair over the last few days. one of those coming from ben

tara: tara campbell, abc news. liz: there were also be a cam but mark -- candlelight vigil tomorrow at ask: 30 at night. nichols was from sacramento but moved to memphis a couple years ago. the family says the vigil is a time for healing, love, and closure. tyre nichols' mother started a gofundme page for his memorial expenses. it has already raised over $900,000. money will go to their cost for mental health services and time off of work. they plan to use the money for instruction of a state park in honor of tyre. in half moon bay, the chronicles are reporting the permits did not have -- they did not have the permits to house workers. san mateo county have opened an investigation. some have described the living conditions as deplorable, and a supervisor got a close look. the suspected gunman got -- worked at the farms and made his first court up warrants -- appearance. so many people have been asking how they can pitch in to help the grieving town of half moon bay. consider donating to a last, the nonprofit suppor

tara: tara campbell, abc7 news. liz: the search continues today for a five-year-old who was swept away by floodwaters. authorities say kyle doan went mi after he was overtaken by waters. crews will search today as water levels have dropped. yesterday crews and hundreds of , volunteers searched in san miguel and san luis obispo county's. everywhere given the large asian communities in the area. we start -- today is the lunar new year. abc 7 news anser hassan starts things off in oakland. >> fire in the hole! anser: 50,000 firecrackers were set off in oakland's chinatown in order to welcome the year of the rabbit. >> also bringing in good luck. anser: carl is president of the oakland chinatown chamber. , oakland, especially chinatown, can use a bit of good luck. >> the year of the rabbit brings good luck to everyone but also community. this is to keep us all together as a city. anser: saturday afternoon, huge crowds gathered for oakland's lunar new year bizarre. >> a stuffed animal for 2023. anser: are you excited abo

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tara: toilet paper still caked on the roads. another concerned resident. >> he looked down these streetst per and fecal matter. tara: he says the water rose quickly. were you worried for your home? >> absolutely. i have kids and now everything is contaminated with fecal matter. >> county health said you cannot have kids or pets in contact with this and you should clean it up. the city came by and vacuumed some of this up. tara: and the cleanup continues. dion: disgusting. happening now, a live look at apg&e outage map. east bay central valley have been hit hardest. high winds and downed trees contributed to the power outages. pg&e crews are working around the clock to restore service. a restaurant was without power for two days. the owner bought a backup generator to run the kitchen after constant outages but that was not enough to save more than $10,000 in spoiled food. >> a single owner in a small business, it is a lot of money. dion: it is the restaurant's busiest time of year. the backup generator helped with service for loc

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: the california governor's office of emergency services will provide assistance to a few bay area counties, including swift water rescue teams and helicopter, pre-position to help in three counties. this as people are trying to recover from this week's storms. the south they may not have gotten as much rain as other places, but that does not mean recent rain and wind have not taken their toll. abc 7's dustin dorsey shows us how roofing companies are struggling to keep up with the calls. dustin: this guys may be ov blue overhead, but that doesn't mean we are done with the storm. the cleanup is just beginning, especially for roofing companies in the south bay. >> the roofing business is interesting because every time it rains, you don't sleep well. [laughter] i have not slept well the past few nights. dustin: randy brown says what has been keeping, but not are the more than 150 calls for service and repair over the last few days of the storm. one of those calls coming from bensing l

taras., while the situation is different and develops in different ways, what are the biggest and most significant cases where you identify violations of language legislation? literally yesterday, i read a story about a girl in kyiv who was driving an interview with a commercial structure and literally when i was on the way to this interview i received a message that we are canceling this interview because we have a russian-speaking company is it a team or a semi-bilingual team and you want to speak only ukrainian? therefore, we do not need such an employee, or at all , such facts are common now, did this happen in the capital of ukraine, or is it true? it is much better and it demonstrates its positive dynamics of such examples, uh, let's say not so many, and indeed we paid attention to it, so indeed there was a conversation in one of the construction companies where on in the opinion of the applicant, there was a violation during the interview, they say, because she did not want to communi

j.r.: tara campbell newsroom. you were out in san francisco along the local lunar year's celebrations. what was the feeling today? tara: a lot of mixed emotions. this shooting in southern california taking a toll in san francisco. a somber celebration sunday in san francisco in wake of the mass shooting in monterey park, just outside a lunar new year festival. >> it is supposed to be the happiest day of the year. >> we were all supposed to be coming together as one to celebrate. a lot of families unable to do so on this day. it has been a tough time. tara: from dumpling making to dancing, determined to bring in the year of the rabbit. >> very sad to hear about it. we still celebrate chinese new year. this is a part of our culture. tara: in the heart of chinatown, mayor london breed calling for prayers. >> i want to take a moment of silence for those families and those victims who lost their lives to this tragedy. >> any day is bad, but today especially, the chinese new year for the asian community and for our whol

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: the search continues today for a five-year-old who was swept away by floodwaters. authorities say kyle delwin went missing after he was swept away. crews will search today as water levels have dropped. crews and hundreds of volunteers searched in san miguel. a unique art exhibit is open in san francisco that features work marking the end of the year of the tiger under the chinese zodiac. all of the artwork features a tiger theme and was created by tattoo artists. it is a collaboration. both local and international, are featured. each presents ideas and expression of the mythology, lower, and melisma the tiger. the year of the -- lore symbolism of the tiger. today is the lunar new year. given the bay community, there have been celebrations everywhere, and abc 7 news anser hassan starts things off in oakland. >> fire in the hole! set off in oakland's chinatown could welcome the year of the rabbit. >> also bringing in goodyear. anser: carl is president of th oakland chinatown chambe

tara: tara campbell, abc news. liz: there will be a candlelight vigil tomorrow for tyre at regency skate park at 7:00 p.m.. nichols was from sacramento but moved to memphis a couple years ago. the family says the vigil is a time for healing, love, and closure. gofundme page started by his mother has already raised nearly $1 million. the page was created friday to assist the family with memorial expenses. some of the money will go to the cost for mental health services and time off of work, and the construction of a memorial skate park for tyre. now for the latest on the mass shooting and half moon bay. the chronicle is reporting the forms involved in the shooting did not have permits to house workers. the living conditions have been under scrutiny following the mass shooting that left seven people dead and another injured. san mateo county officials opened an investigation. some have described the living conditions as deplorable, and a county supervisor got a close look. the suspected gunman worked at the farms and

happy new year taras. thank you to everyone, thank you. i found a working store in three letters, it was closed. the light is gone. please , this bouquet is lucky for us. it doesn’t disappear . yes, the generator on the street hums ukrainian veterans background money fund helps veteran enterprises i wonder what is needed for this but only fop and ubd this is for example how my husband and i have a family business up to 20 thousand hryvnias they give it i understand great thank you for the bouquet support of the ukrainian veteran of the business, find out the details on the website or by calling the phone number on february 24, russia attacked ukraine, ukrainians began to defend their homeland, part of the espresso tv channel team joined the ranks of the armed forces from the first days, journalists, directors, editors defend ukraine with weapons in their hands, others inform ukrainians every day about the most important things in ukraine and in the world, the struggle continues on the information front and the real front until our complete

taras, well, i will. well, what are intellectuals portrayed here? i will suspect ukrainians.o convinced that in three days i was also convinced absolutely not i was convinced, but denmark also says with me in the same house, i am convinced that on the contrary she says yes- tatu yes, let's fight back and win. and i say, where is the russian tank right now, but just here , a russian will appear on the corner, this struck me so much that i was afraid. understood that i was there, then he told me that someone was on the list for destruction, but i was afraid and but i was afraid, i sat in kyiv like an idiot and i was convinced that they would come, well, i think that the mood is me, i don't know, i just think that i think that there was a very serious situation on the 24th the previous day, the biggest expectation, the biggest calculation was that putin is a rational person, but he turned out to be an irrational person, that is, there are no arguments why these russian generals are there, even from the general staff, so they were opponents of this adventure in ukraine because th

tara: cap brooks is the executive director of the anti-police tara project, and she says people are fed up. >> i know black people are tired, but i think white folks that are allies, too, are like this is too much. it's too much, and it's got to stop. >> tomorrow afternoon at third district at 3:00 sharp, there's going to be a gathering of persons of all walks of life in order that we might express our peaceful protest. tara: amos brown is the leader of the nc -- the francisco. >> the issue is not about black officers. the issue is about culture and the police departments in this nation. terror: brooks has been working for change for a long time. i asked what keeps her for. how do you keep going? >> i cannot call it hope because i actually don't know that i believe that things in this country are ever going to change for black people. >> she may not call it hope. >> i'm sorry. tara: but she's not calling it quits, either. >> to be perfectly honest with you, i'm so tired of merging, but i have to keep going. what drives me is a deep love for my people. jr: there will also be a candleligh

when we are discussing a new place where a monument to taras shevchenko has been erected.ecame interested in this situation. why such attention you once shevchenko 30 monuments in russia and we dared one. move as far as egregious events recently, i've heard the news in kiev being liquidated as a fight against everything from the russian world. although this is this this is a very general concept, so here is one of the kiev locations, if i'm not mistaken with the metro dances, which was called friendship of peoples, she will also be renamed, because it turns out that friendship of peoples is also related, according to the mayor, hook, only to the russian world. you know what it will be called, it will be called zverinetskaya , and it seems to me that it reflects this very well. really. yes, what is happening now in the territory called ukraine we are certainly not such monuments to shevchenko, he will definitely return to where he chooses a garage and returns. it's after restoration. i think we've got that covered, let's move on to the next fake, ukrainian foreign minister

hryhorovych shevchenko, to taras, a big leap and marichok, as against the names themselves. you don’t think that all this is a little sticky this is pretentious in terms of the fact that we still show the world what it expects us to see, the tarasimo river is such a physical history, you know a lot of yews, i honestly don't know much i know a lot in my class there were several dams you can say, but look, the thing is still like that, that’s the beauty of my friend, this is marichka, and yes, it’s not maria, but marichka. okay, there are enough names of people with such names, but we return to, you know, some such established things, and we try to promote them in order to it is possible to look at something modern and we can create it modern and let's not have this name in this world and you understand what the british were called in their time john bulno who likes it or not does anyone know much about janbuli is unknown there the germans were called the fritzes, another story , the approach of others, and so on and so on, you understand there, how they called the french ther

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tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. francisco public works is opening its operations yard at 8:00 this morning. it will stay open until 2:00. strong winds and heavy rain caused some sparks to fly in concord last night. trees were seen blowing into high-voltage wires, leaving many pg&e customers in the dark. this happened on concord boulevard. police quickly closed off concord boulevard. more than half a half a million people across california are without power right now. more than 20,000 of those outages are in the bay area, according to pg&e's outage map. the utilities online map shows many other trouble spots, and the green and orange spots are indicating where there are outages in the north bay. as of 4:00 this morning, more than 13,000 customers are in the dark. on the peninsula, more than 9000 without power. wind is picking up in many communities, too. in the north bay, specifically guerneville, we have been getting calls from viewers about flooding there this morning. one man called and said, when he looked out hi

we have team coverage tonight, tara campbell is following things in san francisco and we are following a dramatic rescue in the east bay. it's looking a little better out there. >> so much better, compared to what we had a few hours ago, you can see that essentially significant rainfall has ended here in the bay area. the brunt of the storm has moved to our southeast, rainfall totals over the last 24 hours is almost staggering. this is a 24 hour total, 8 inches. but for today's date, we recorded 5.64 inches of rain which is it just shy of the all-time record and is a new record for francisco. our forecast information shows that not only has the rain ended the clouds will move out in the overnight hours giving way to clear skies we will start 2023 with sunny skies, and i will have the accuweather 7-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> we saw numerous of flood rescue throughout the day, abc has more about how wild a day it's been in the east bay. >> firefighters had to use a kayak to help this mom and her children get out. ask -- they moved to danville earlier this year, she came to pi

happy new year taras. thank you, everyone .throw away what salary collaborators receive today, kirill stremovtsev died and how the russian fsb itself became its own agents in kherson, every war gives birth to heroes unfortunately for the helpless, we also cannot avoid the most despicable ones who won't be let even into hell, i tell the collaborators in the project that everyone knew them face to face so that these bastards no longer had any chance of rehabilitation after the war after our great victory, collaborators are not just defectors, they are a separate caste of slaves who volunteered to serve evil by betraying their motherland and our people, our list of collaborators includes hundreds of names. as you saw in past programs, it now consists not only of physical persons but also of legal entities who in one way or another cooperate with the occupying state. analyzing their biographies, i increasingly have to see that traitors pay with their lives for their worthless deeds, this statement of justice is especially pleasant

taras wozniak has been its editor and publisher all this time. first five issues were produced as photocopies are made in vilnius, then the edition is transported to lviv, where it has been brochured and distributed throughout ukraine since 1995. the publication received official registration for a century of its activity. food magazine became a cult publication of lviv and transformed into an influential public organization and analytical center . multiculturalism and european integration between ethnic relations and reconstructs the polish jewish and armenian cultural landscapes of the region since 2010. of the international council for the protection of monuments and historic cities, and from 2016 until now , the general director of the lviv national gallery under which pidhoretskyi oleskyi zolochivskyi castles and several museums. this is how he has a number of international and domestic honors, in particular, in 2021 he became a laureate of the vasyl stus award thank you for finding the time. thank you very much. and we have really known eac

it was a shock and so on, but as a result, poland found itself, poland became a single nation, taras,ome kind of pattern, that is, if someone did not want to what kind of movement will arise in russia, which will rely on some idea of ​​some person who will say listen to us or we will survive alone in the world as russians as russians, not russians in the russian sea but russians there or not, then we will all drown, they must invent their own russian people, create, combine it since after the war, the newest polish people were combined, when a lot of people left here from volyn, from galicia, people left due to stalin's decisions, without questionably bloody and not unjust ones. but nevertheless, in as a result, a people was formed that became successful. notice how successful poland is now. imagine that there would be another 7 million ukrainians and belarusians and lithuanians . well, it's interesting, it's interesting, it's one thing , but simply when we, when you said, you give yourself, it's so complicated this is a very complicated story, why? because my friends, my colleagues,

thank you , our dear online guests, taras batenko, people's deputy of ukraine, and volodymyr tsibulko, a political expert, spoke with us about such a sensitive issue of the removal of the mandates of deputies, the psg video in the ukrainian verkhovna rada , what happened. our colleague anzhelika sezonenko. thank you, colleagues, all the news from the front and not only in a few moments . 324 days of full-scale war between russia and ukraine continues for your attention, news on espresso works in the studio anzhelika sezonomkom ukrainian military did not leave soledar, this was stated by the spokesman of the eastern group, serhiy cherevaty, street fighting continued in the city earlier russian ministry of defense announced that they captured soledar and went on the route by which reinforcements are being received by the ukrainian defense forces with bachmut, at the same time, the commander of a separate tactical air reconnaissance group with the call sign madyarov released a video showing that ukrainian soldiers from the 30th separate mechanized brigade named after the prince are contr

well , as taras kremin said, this is the nature of the recommendation.neral , the ban does not provide for any important any significant punishments if the students will violate taras kremin joined our broadcast it is obvious that you do not have light is a sign for our communication yes, but today the situation in the kyiv-mohyla academy is being discussed a lot and lively, but i would like to give an example of my mykolaiv student life in 1995. i entered ukrainian philology at the mykolaiv university, so we also had an unspoken rule not to use anything other than the state language. is this the dining room? is this library is it a reading room or is it communication between students because in the 90s the attitude towards the ukrainian language, which was being revived, became more and more . although of course the officials and heads of other faculties also started to do this, but we set an example for other people and that is exactly why the south of ukraine resisted it that we slowly, but still, won back our humanitarian , language, cultural, and cu

, have a good day, christ is born, taras, you probably know the details cases are also very important. on a white background it is very discreet and neat how important it is and how characteristic it is or not characteristic or it is some kind of new model or something that begins just a detail what does it mean so church hats in why are elected clergymen such a whole science, well, it’s not very big, but there is, i won’t say that i’m a very big specialist, but actually the color plays a big role. that is, we have traditionally white, gold, er, dark red, green, blue, that is, there are several of each of they are consecrated, that is, each color is dedicated to some type of holiday, for example, namely red and is worn during great lent. actually, most often red is the term red colors, light colors, golden color or white color - this is the most festive a regarding embroidery, you don’t really have anything extremely new. it’s possible that the fruit is actually a summon, even a question. there are already some embroidered wardrobes. maybe he wore something, but the value is very good

i made a decision to terminate the citizenship of four persons derkach andriy leonidovich cossack tarasomanovych kuzmin rinat revliyovych and medvedchuk viktor volodymyrovych and our actions will be appropriate against viktor medvedchuk taras kozyk and andriy derkach as early as 2021, the same year medvedchuk was suspected of treason and sentenced house arrest among the charges is also aiding terrorism, an attempt to steal national resources in crimea. illegal seizure of a section of the state oil pipeline . further, with the start of a full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, putin's godfather disappeared. the sbu detained medvedchuk in april last year. he did reach moscow in september 2022, when he was exchanged by ukraine during the large-scale exchange of prisoners, taras cossack, who was called medvedchuk's right-hand man, escaped from ukraine on february 24 - this was investigated by journalists of the scheme project he was the owner of the zik newsone and 112th channels, which at that time were also under nsdc sanctions together with medvedchuk. in 2021, kozik announced suspic

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today we are selling an hour here in the lviv national art gallery and we will speak with director tarast? well, in my opinion, such a legendary personality in ukraine, i didn’t even think that he should be introduced, besides, he also has a relationship with their magazine with two dots, here it is like this a nationalist magazine, because for russians any letter with a dash is a sign of nationalism, which turns into europism and so on, in short, something hostile. and this means friendly for us, for ukrainians, so you mean it. taras wozniak, known in ukraine and abroad, cultural scientist and political he was a technician by education, but he found himself in humanitarian science and education. after studying at the lviv polytechnic, he joined the army, there he began to translate the works of world-famous philosophers. after the demo organization, he became an activist of the democratic movement, in particular, he was co-organizer of the strike at the lviv milling machine plant, where he worked at the time, at the same time he organized the issue of self -published cultural literature

tara: people ask me that all the time. at first, it makes me go, i don't want that question, good question, the question everybody is asked think so it is a great journalism question, but it does not matter what i think pit that is what is powerful about this document repeat i just show people what is happening. i wanted the viewer to feel like they were with me in the mayor's office asking the question they wanted to ask. dion: i think the answer is we have to let the audience decide for themselves. thank you so much. i am looking forward to this. for all of you interested, you can see tara's incredible work on the app. " injecting oh ms flores. you're the leader of many and pet wrangler, too. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. national university is here to support all of you. national university. supporting the whole you. when a truck hit my car, national university. the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i

followed moscow's instructions and where they broadcast it on the tv channel that was recorded on tarasthe cossack, and i'm not talking about the fact that the statements after the statements of these people who we are voting on today's resolutions filed cases against patriots, against volunteers, against the military and against democratic opposition politicians, we do not know so far, how many ukrainians have died in this war, a terrible war, but we know exactly who played along in this war with moscow's funds, my friends, our assistants, your assistants are now at the front and they are all asking why everyone these people are still working and they are still members of the verkhovna rada, and therefore you know that it is also a crime to remove these persons from responsibility for high treason, so think and i am sure that we will receive the same constitutional decision today, but the question remains that people are still doing the same here from the opz and this is not our issue, this is the issue of military personnel , so write all the statements because this is the ukrainian p

adamovich is the same as taras, who also fought as a partisan as a teenager .f artilleryman vasily bykov is known to everyone. and yegor beryozkin, all the listed front-line soldiers, and in this cafe a young man appeared younger than all of them. well, maybe only the same age as domovich appeared young valentin taras , books written by cafe regulars, and those presented to valentin occupied an entire shelf in his apartment, and a member of this cafe of this company passed away one after another. valentin was the last of them to live . others and everything, you see. you look, you have her moves to romeo for the young and the sea needs an hour close to lighten the past yes, i saved from her everyone who is not a little alive. once i met him near the opera house. he has already moved to center with his wife regina and son and walked around the square, walked for a long time. why now you will understand, either the liberation of minsk or victory day has just passed, and i congratulated him as veterans of the great patriotic war on this. he somehow thanked me. he

now to discuss this is my saturday night panel, well cristobal alex, msnbc political analyst, what tarayer, -- gop communications with -- african american studies at princeton university and an msnbc political analyst. it's good to have all three of you with us. terry, europe republican insider. tell us what is going on here. what do you make it a fact that these far-right election today has put a halt to congress? >> it was completely predictable. we predicted this as we saw the rise of this right-wing cabal over the years. particularly under the trump administration. i was on capitol hill when the freedom caucus guys in the tea party folks mutated into this situation that we have here now. we watched it over the years and i am not surprised at all because they have been nothing but rewarded for the bad behavior. at least the tea party folks in the beginning had some ideological ideas of things they wanted to do in congress instead of just being political nihilists and bomb throwers and backbenchers trying to get attention. which is what you have now. so the fact that kevin mccarthy wa

volodymyr zelensky , was deprived of the citizenship of ukraine by state traitors victor medvedchuk taras cossack andriy derkach and rinat kuzmin we will hear from zelenskyi we are putting materials that were prepared by the security service of ukraine and the state migration service of ukraine and in accordance with the constitution of our state i made a decision to terminate the citizenship of four people derkach andriy leonidovich cossack taras romanovych kuzmin rinat ravliyovych and viktor medvedchuk volodymyrovych, if elected officials choose to serve not the people of ukraine but the murderers who came to ukraine, then our actions will relevant and this is not the last such decision of the service, the speaker of the parliament ruslan stefanchuk said that the verkhovna rada will soon deprive the mandates of people's deputies viktor medvedchuk, taras kozak, andriy derkach and renat kuzmin. so, generala, the first four from the opposition platform are deprived of ukrainian citizenship for life. here a completely logical question arises whether means that now medvedchuk cossack derkach

while the traditional banking industry consume $263.00 tara watt hours per year. so that's actually less than half of that of banking. now, as compared to that of the gold industry. gold consumes around $240.00 tara watt hours per year. now, how's as possible? there is no denying that big one consumes absurd stansell amount of energy, but it is actually more efficient than banking as it's not just a store value. it is also a medium of exchange and the settlement layer. more over big point is actually driving the renewable energy movement. this is simply because energy is the biggest and most expensive input. so naturally, miners are motivated to drive down costs down. other industries, like manufacturing are also very energy intensive, but they have less of an incentive because other costs, like metals, lumber, steel, labor, etc, they're bigger costs that they're more focused on. so for more we have christy harkins coined us managing editor of technology. so christy many critics still argue that miners are the ideal customer for fossil fuels rather than renewables

near severodonetsk from an enemy shell, they died in one trench in one day, the story of olga and tarasl be told by yuliya babak, we will draw a gingerbread with you , this is a video from the last master class of olga melter, a woman from kropivnych. a 31-year-old culinary artist baked gingerbread and taught painting on on february 25, they should have paid to start another online course, but with her husband, an itishnik, on the first day of the full-scale invasion, olga took up a weapon and the next day they came and said they recorded it from the teroboron. that is, this was their way to protect their family. in may , the krypnytskyi anti-terrorist forces were sent to severodonetsk. already in june, the fiercest battles took place there. the sand trenches in the middle of the burnt fields were bombarded by the russians from aviation with mortars and heavy artillery. it exploded, filled in the trench and the inspection with taras, they have, well, it looks like an explosive injury, that is, they have a fracture of the base of the skull. god today. it has already been six months since

i made a decision to terminate the citizenship of four persons: derkach andrii leonidovich cossack tarasomanovych kuzmin rinat ravliiovych and medvedchuk viktor volodymyrovych if elected officials choose to serve not the people of ukraine but the murderers who came to ukraine, then our actions will be appropriate and these are not the last such decisions of the service, the speaker of the parliament ruslan stefanchuk said that the verkhovna rada will soon deprive viktor of the mandates of people's deputies medvedchuk taras kozak andrii derkach and renata kuzmin so generala, the first four from the opposition platform are deprived of ukrainian citizenship for life. here a completely logical question arises, does this mean that now medvedchuk kozak derkach and kuzmin will not be responsible for treason, because how can a citizen be responsible for treason before the state what you are no longer well, in fact, this is such a legal case. when they committed a crime, they were citizens of ukraine, that is, legal practice, there is no feedback, it's one moment and another. well you can reclass

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>> i think it was tara who said mccarthy cumulated himself all week -- to secure his speakership, buteets out that he's been elected by his fellow republicans a speaker. he's an embarrassment. as a latino, he spent a lot of time to elect latinos to office. he's not what we're looking for, let's put it that way. >> tara, how pathetic is it that mccarthy had to make these concessions like giving the house freedom member committee assignments to get him over the finish line? where do you come down on these two? >> i obviously, george santos has already been speaker, to alex's point. you still might thunder on the. santos has already been speaker, he was already governor of new york. i think he already was president of santos land or some other country we have not heard of yet. listen, this guy is a train wreck and a liar, and it is really incredible that kevin mccarthy was so desperate to become speaker that he has nothing to say about this. he seems not to have a problem with a new member of congress who could potentially be a national security threat, who has been compromised in every

tara, i will start with you since you did work on the hill. look at these change that mckarkty has apparently agreed to, essentially allowing this group of let's just be clear, people who supported the insurrection and in some cases asked for pardons due to their activities at the time or in other areas, letting them have a one-person threshold to vote no confidence in the speaker and remove him. being able to control the spending bills that come out of the conference. controlling procedure, getting to be clear of never having opponents funded. and being on the rules committee, meaning they control the rules. when you see that, what do you think? >> i think that john boehner was correct when he called these people the chaos caucus years ago when he first encountered the tea party wave which ultimately germinated into what we see now. this is chaos. there are certain parts of the institution of how the house works, and the rules that most people unless you work up there, you don't really want to bore yourself with, but the parliamentary rules a