taras. nevertheless, sometimes for ukrainians, it seems to me that freedom is something that is expressed somewhere in the figure of makhna, for example, than there. in case or in principle, we don't have this kind of anarchy that will hinder us because we need. now, for example, what we see , we just have to sit down and, conditionally speaking , harmonize the points, for example , the legislation, this can be done despite war, just now prepare for joining the european union. are we, in principle , ready for a world of rules and not for a world of such freedom? on the other hand, or on the contrary, this war and, in particular , the growing authority of the current government won't it create risks and the collapse of democracy as a result of this war? well, first of all, i would like to say the risks of the collapse of democracy. i don't see ukraine in 30 years has shown that ukrainian society very quickly puts these politicians in their place who are trying to move ukraine towards authorit

tara: jackie berlin knows this all too well. her son is on the streets, addicted to fentanyl. >> in some respects, it can be more dangerous for these addicts because they might take the first thing they run into, where normally they might take a little more precaution. tara: while drug users are being offered treatment services in jail, so far, the city says nobody has accepted it. here is the mayor talking with abc7news last week. >> out of the 25 people arrested, and even the ones who were released, the ones who did not have warrants, none of them accepted the services we were offering. tara: still, the city plans to continue making arrests. >> so there comes a time where people are not accepting the services, and we cannot allow what we see in the streets to continue. tara: and jacqui berlinn says she would like to see more action making services more accessible. >> having resources available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, because a lot of times the times that someone is willing to go get help is when they are cold at nig

taras in his analysis. is a professional analysis. about calendar changes well, i would just like to comment on one point, the statement that ukraine will now celebrate christmas once is false. but the main thing is that on do you understand that the most important thing for work is that the calendar day off is one, but they will bring syrnyk on the 25th and on the er, the seventh, er, more precisely . i apologize, but if we talk now about this conditional situation, i think that er, the position of the president was influenced by, hmm, the experience of such countries such as sweden, for example, when i was in sweden i was surprised by how well they know english in sweden. i asked about it and the swedes explained to me that at least the honors are the reason that swedes listen to and watch movies in the original yes only with subtitles and i think that this idea jumped to ukraine, but i absolutely agree with the fact that ukrainian circumstances are radically different , first of all, we barely won the ri

tara: tara campbell, abc7 news. ama: tickets for tomorrow's human rights summit are still available at no charge. visit the commonwealth website or eventbrite, look for the event. dan: the state superintendent for public education is coming on book publishers to help with a push for more inclusion in education. >> we are today asking textbook publishers to make a firm commitment. dan: he wants publishers of materials used in books and schools to commit to writing diverse narratives that reflect the student body of california. some textbooks used in classrooms across the state still failed to reflect the student population. shortly after the announcement, he convened a special task force on inclusion and inclusive education. he estimates publishers earn close to $500 million a year for materials created for california schools. ama: after the break, celebrating a milestone 15 years in the making. we tell you about the ribbon-cutting ceremony held in what used to be a parking dan: today the san francisco giants are cel

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. >> if you somehow missed the parade at, you can catch an encore presentation of our coverage on our streaming platform and our abc allies round table is streaming on platforms. reggie aqui sits down with the most popular and honored drag queens. it is on our connected tv app. jobina: checking in on the drivetime for the bay bridge will take you 26 minutes to get across into san francisco as you travel westbound. that is after you make it through the media ring lights -- meteor -- residual delays in the south bay. a very different story. everything is at the limit and will wrap up with an overall view of the map of the bay area. give yourself extra time if that is part of your commute. kumasi: still a the north bay turns into a very scary situation. how one woman was pulled to safety. >> then we will tell you about fireworks buyback program and what unique item san mateo deputies collected and how you can still participate. drew: a live look shown you gray skies to begin. another day where temperatures are five to 12 degrees below average. much more weather mov

tara: tara campbell, abc7 news. liz: watch her documentary, "injecting hope" on-demand. the documentary is now available on our abc seven streaming tv app. after weeks of controversy, the l.a. dodgers honored the sisters of perpetual indulgence on pride night. outside the stadium thousands of catholic protesters protested against the decision. michelle fisher was at the stadium and has more. >> jesus christ will not be mocked. reporter: ahead of pride night this was the scene as hundreds of demonstrators marched with signs along stadium way to the entrance. >> it is important to understand that this is a prayer and not a protest. we are praying for the so-called nuns. michelle: those nuns are a nonprofit organization of queer members. >> there are nuns who have dedicated their lives to jesus christ and then you have people marking them and dressing up as them -- you have people mo cking them and dressing up as them. >> how would they feel if they were to see this? michelle: tonight's demonstration comes after the doctors invited the sisters to pride night last month and

what is taras stepanenko's mental role? it is extremely important and, well, a lot of people talk about these teams. now they make up the upl national teams and they offer different options , but this trio is stepanenko sudakov bondarenko . they showed that they are very harmonious. they each perform their functions. stepanenko is more of a destroyer, although how much bondarenko scored, it's for a raffle with zanders to advance the ball, and maybe you even know that if such a trio is put into the national team , then they will already be played, balanced, very well. bondarenko didn't even call anyone we don't know because the responsibility for attention is on ourselves, but we already know who it really was rebrov or someone else. however, we understand that bondarenko will definitely not be enough in this national team, because in fact the balance of this triangle speaks for itself . as valery said, lobanovskyi, as for dnipro-1, we will actually see football players there, and in particular from the center of the field o

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.loria: we are one day away from one of the biggest pride celebrations in the country. san francisco's pride parade kicks off tomorrow with a festival that will follow. there is a big lineup of performers will have the main stage at the civic center plaza. sfpd says there will be officers on duty. there are no credible threats or specific threats against the celebration, but they want to make sure safety is a top priority. >> this is about community, unity, inclusiveness. it really shows what our city is all about. we want to make sure this is a great event and everyone is safe. gloria: about half a million people or more are expected to watch and take part in the pride parade. it is scheduled to start at 10:30 in the morning. if you are planning on going, public transit is one of the most convenient ways to join the festivities. bart is adding more service with five lines instead of the usual three starting at 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. san francisco bay ferry will operate extra trips o

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: you can watch her documentary on demand.he documentary is now available on our abc 7 bay streaming tv app. after weeks of controversy, the dodgers honored the sisters of perpetual indulgence at their pride night. thousands of catholic protesters demonstrated against the decision. michelle fisher was at the stadium and has more. >> jesus christ will not be mocked. michelle: hundreds of demonstrators, many catholic, marched with signs along stadium way to the stadium entrance. >> this is a prayer, not a protest. we are basically playing for the so-called nuns. michelle: the sisters of perpetual indulgence. the group's use of religious imagery and the calls for a dodgers boycott over the team's recognition of the sisters. >> now you have this group of people that are going around mocking nuns, dressing as nuns. >> the message is to remember tommy lasorda who were devout catholics and how they would feel if they were to see this. >> let's pray. michelle: the demonstration comes after the dodgers initially invited the sisters las

taras is in touch with us . you can hear us, of course. yes, of course. language, because the task of the commissioner is to protect the rights of ukrainian citizens to receive information on the services of the state language, and actually article 41 of the speech law says that the names of settlements must be in the state language, but despite this, we still conducted such an analysis, of course, we could not cover 31,000 of our settlements, we conducted such an analysis diagonally and found inconsistencies and inaccuracies, and we will of course talk about them and communicate with each of the institutions. i still believe that a professional approach should work here and there cannot be any deviation from the norms of the law . the national commission should nevertheless cancel its decision and propose a new option and in no way beat the empty seat in a glass of water, so the residents of zaporozhye peremoha can sleep calmly, it does not arise at this stage and there is no doubt, on the other hand, in the future, of course , toponymic

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 ws. liz: you can wch "injecting help" on demand. the documentary is now available on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. after weeks of controversy the l.a. dodgers honored the sisters of perpetual indulgence at their pride night, but outside the stadium thousands of catholics protested against the decision. michelle fisher was at the stadium and has more. >> jesus christ will not be mocked. jesus christ will not be mocked. michelle: head of pride night this was the scene as demonstrators marched with signs along the stadium lot entrance. >> it is important to understand this is a prayer, and not a protest. we are praying for the so-called nuns. michelle: those nuns are a nonprofit organization of trans members. the nuns use religious imagery. >> there are nouns that dedicated their lives to jesus christ, and now you have this group of people mocking us, dressing up as nuns. >> our message to the team is to remember the legacy of vin scully and tommy lasorda, who were catholics. how would they feel if they were to see this? michell

taras is being recruited now . i apologize. i am still mentally with oleg korykov. i have to switch from nuclear regulation to agrarian policy. this is an important moment because i just have a few questions about biomethane and about the novelty of irrigation and in general everything that the teeth of the minister of agrarian policy says is all this already on the newest basis on the basis of the xxi century and this is the most important thing i think the question is because if we are going to rebuild this soviet irrigation again , some huge masses of water, half of which goes somewhere is absolutely incomprehensible where. and the other half really irrigates. it can be done somehow differently, let’s say in israel, great achievements are made, and the temperatures there are much hotter, let’s say they are in ukraine, it is very important for us to understand for everyone what is necessary to build and rebuild the country not on february 23rd of the 22nd year, or not on february 20th of the 14th year, but for some period of the 20th of the first century. and it i

tara campbell has the story.ra: president joe praising the courage of the lgbtq+ community at the white house pride celebration saturday and calling for action. >> we need to push back against the hundreds of kalus and cynical bills and laws introduced in the states targeting transgender children. tara: the aclu tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ rights across the nation. >> families across the country faced excruciating decisions to relocate to a different state to protect their child from dangerous lgbtq laws, we have act. >> we have seen an uptick in youth and their families, honestly, leaving red states, seeking refuge in california and any other blue state. tara: the executive director and president of lyric, and nonprofit that has been serving san francisco's lgbtq+ youth, for decades. >> for the past few months, we have experienced three direct bomb threats. tara: but the nonprofit is not backing down. in fact, it is doubling down, extending itself beyond the bay area. >> we are trying to figur

tara: tar campbell, abc 7 news. abc 7 i pro sponsor of the pride parade.ch the parade lives on sunda je 25, on abc 7 and on our streaming tv app. the event will be hosted by our abc 7 morning crew. san francisco has been surpassed as the bay area's most expensive rental city, according to the rental data. three santa clara county cities are at the top of the list. mountain view is at the top at more than $3400 per month for a one bedroom apartment. cupertino comes in second at 3000 1100 dollars and sent it 3110 dollars and santa clara is third at $3050. san francisco and menlo park are tied at $3000 a month for a one bedroom apartment. san jose residents may see an increase on their water bill next month. there could be a 14% rise of city leaders vote to increase prices. that means people would pay around $16 more further when we water bill -- for their monthly water bill. they blame it on third-party water distributors to increased charges. the price would go into effect july 1 if the city approves. a flood warning is in affected areas surrounding the mer

tara: sister roma is a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence. they have devoted themselves to community service. monday, she is being recognized at the state capital as part of the legislators pride month celebration. it is not without controversy. the dodgers recently uninviting the sisters to ride night over concerns the group mocks the catholic church and similar concerns at swirl at the state capital. >> it is unfortunate that my republican colleagues decided to make an issue of -- by honoring sister roma. sister roma is one of the very best community leaders in san francisco. she does amazing work, as do the sisters of perpetual indulgence in general. tara: testers are planning to show up, posting a prayer vigil on the steps of the legislature. >> our concern is that the state of california by honoring them they are really uplifting and highlighting a group that makes a mockery of many of the most sacred rites and rituals and icons of the christian faith. catholicism, specifically. tara: sister roma is quick to dismiss the claims. >> we hav

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tara: as promised, the party will go on.an francisco pride holding strong in the face of mounting attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the nation. the aclu tracking roughly 500 bills taking aim at the community. >> put the things tugging on and things we are worried about. tonight we will be together as a community and we will have fun. tara: marking the start of pride month with a night of entertainment at the castro theater, a symbol of the city's history as a beacon of hope. >> so many people are criminalized for being lgb. they look to san francisco pride. he will continue to lead. -- it will continue to lead. >> people all recognize san francisco as a place for lgbtq people to come out. tara: one people is louis. >> i was born and raised in vietnam. my mom wanted be to be here. tara: celebrating the first san francisco pride. >> i feel like i'm among my people. there are so many of them, that are so -- so many of them. they are so talented. liz: it's a community ready to continue the battle for its rights. >> be loud, be wel

taras, thank you why are you raising an extremely important topic, not taras, but maidan - co-coordinator movement space of freedom and the leader of the ukrainian book revolution initiative, he was in touch with us now, there will be a short pause on the air, after which the news on the espresso tv channel, a project partner, a healthy look, gaufix glaufix protecting and maintaining the acuity of your vision, the feeling of visual impairment, discomfort in the eyes, sensitivity to bright light, these are possible precursors of cataracts and glaucoma, and the solution is glaufix for the protection and maintenance of visual acuity, glavofix is ​​11 effective components to protect your eyes, glaufix, sharp vision forever according to who 285 million people around the world suffer from visual impairment, of which 39 million are affected by blindness every year, the number of blind people increases by 1-2 million, so it turns out that every 5 seconds one people on earth lose their eyesight in ukraine accurate official statistics on the number of people with visual impairments there are none a

festivals and taras on parnassus and reading will be a platform with a book festival. it will be a platform where the youth will work, an interactive different entertainment level platform. this will be exhibition areas further discussed in detail and given specific instructions. uh, because you have to make sure that there are certain surprises and innovations. both for the residents of the gorodok and for those who come here, it is being transformed for the holiday, and the town itself continues reconstruction of houses roads and social infrastructure. next we have the news of the economy of the tv news agency project also available in social networks in our mobile application by qr-code on the screen of a successful day and see you exactly eight. the export of our food for 4 months in the black, which began to buy more abroad almost 3 billion rubles. turnover and 187,000 transactions will tell about the results of the universal commodity exchange for january may and analysts have assessed the most competitive labor markets. we will find out who topped the list in th

tara: out here. the trans march begins in a couple of hours, but, first, dancing, music and resources for the community. the march falls on a time when the lgbtq+ community is under attack. the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at those rights, many targeting the transgender community, and speaking with people here today head of the march, that is top of mind. >> i think it is important to have more events like this. also, i think it is vital because there is joy here. we have a lot of negativity, and we do not hear enough about joy. >> i think it is really important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your same values. like, i mean, it is so rare to be surrounded by people like of your ilk. >> you can shine a light on the negative, but i think it is important to have the opposite and think, you know, all the happiness and community with everything. i think it is important to have good notes, as well as looking at what is also bad, trying to stop

reporter tara lynch from our buffalo affiliate tells us 29 people in total were on board. >> report of a boat that has capsized. loport cave after 911 calls came in just before 11:30 this morning. >> i came out and witnessed them punching a hole in a wall. >> reporter: a tour boat carrying employees of niagara county tourism groups capsized at the end of a narrow 300-foot channel, tossing all 29 on board into the water up to six feet deep. a day of fun turned into misery. >> unfortunately, we did have one fatality in the incident. it is believed for a time that he was initially stuck underneath the capsized boat. >> america's longest one of a kind underground boat ride. >> reporter: the tour boat has the capacity for 40 passengers. today none of the 28 were wearing a life jacket. some were able to pull themselves on top of the boat. 16 others had to be rescued by emergency crews using an inflatable boat. >> we had 11 people total taken to area hospitals for minor injuries. >> reporter: that was a historic rescue today as emergency crews had to hammer a hole through the canal wall using

if i take you there, tara cards, okay. in delhi, thank you very much. i. it is deposed on where fossil fuels still a kind for the vast majority of the countries energy mix. the government wants to change stuff is embarking on a major investment in nuclear energy construction on to large atomic power plants is due to begin in the coming years. our report and logic reviews got travel to the country to find out what poland is transitioning from co energy to nuclear power. the fossil fuel accounts for around 70 percent of poland, energy production, and a huge chunk of the country's carbon emissions to nuclear power plants are planned to help change that. and that'll get to get back to what was by 201475 percent of our energy mix. will consist of the carbonized sources and stuff around the half of it. so it just, it will come from renewable sources and then get to the quarter from nuclear energy will start ways, registrations profoundly. the remaining 25 percent will come from gas and calls guys will ease the thing. lot of features the baltic sea is work constr

taras. there was taras vysotskyi, the first deputy minister of agrarian policy and food of ukraine . who am i, a marine? why? because a warrior who is always loyal, marines are universal warriors who operate from sea, air and land, who know exactly what it is to lead , fight and win. glory marines of the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine , each embroidery is a symbol of the indomitability and revival of ukraine, we will heal our wounds , we will decorate the scars with flowers , the ukrainian destiny will bloom again like poppies in the field ukraine embroidered revival strong unbreakable free people the risks of falling into sexual or labor exploitation are real due to loss of homes lack of funds taken away valleys of rest food forced or inclined to acts of a sexual nature drawn into financial dependence through debt all these are signs of falling into a situation of human trafficking found themselves in danger or you see that others found themselves, call to learn more about safe

most relevant events through the prism of the war in the author's projects on espresso, contact us tarasets, political technologist, journalist, officer of the first separate brigade of special forces named after ivan bohun , congratulations to taras well, now the ministry of defense of ukraine has already made it absolutely clear that the announcement of the start of the counteroffensive will not be and it seems to me that i said such objective i would say adequate information because lately it is completely unclear to me why people follow kontonasova, they should have it some kind of beginning of the festival of this football match hmm, it looked even worse, i’ll tell you vitaliy, it looked like uh, on the eve of the announcement of the rooster festival in bavaria , you understand, that is, it seems that people have already bought seats uh, they bought a glass and a beer , so they are sitting there. they are waiting for a stop, first of all, it's not easy. it's not about heroism, it's about sacrifices and losses, and that's why when they ask now what our goals are for this offensive, w

taras, do you seriously think that lukashenko could enter into any negotiations, that he is subject enoughto convince prigozhin of something and do it on behalf of putin? and you know if we say about some personal moments, yes. that is, because we understand right away, this is not about what kind of politics it is about, it is not about the change of the regime in russia , so it is simply about the fact that ah, obviously , lukashenko could have asked putin not to be killed the beauty immediately and at this level i think that there is an understanding between them and really here there is a mutual influence, that is, on e to solve such issues, well, you know , mafia and criminal ones. i think that everything is fine with them, that is, well, in they have influence in both directions, if it was a political question, if it were a question that concerns some global or systemic things in russian politics, internal or external . well, it is clear that here lukashenko is completely not a subject, he is completely subordinate to the will of the russian leader, but well, it doesn't mean that luk

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roman yedolev, international lawyer , associate professor of the department of international law of taras shevchenko kyiv national university, joins us as a figure roman, congratulations good night , good night, and is there even any probability that ukraine can arrange at least some alternative well, at least do you see any vague alternatives from those that are currently being announced regarding our membership, or are there any security guarantees that ukraine can receive in return from the point of view of international assistance that can be provided within the framework of bilateral international agreements may be even more of a priority for ukraine because you and i all know that nato is a defense alliance, the charter of which provides for the obligation of states to provide assistance. at the same time, this obligation is also written quite clearly and although an attack on one member state is tantamount to aggression against all other member states of this international organization , the obligation is clearly to act in response to declare war there to start an armed there is no

it will be interesting to see your thoughts because we all live in this taras berezovets, we will joinn our conversation and let's start by analyzing what took place today on the chongar bridge, in your opinion, how important is this event and what consequences can it have in the context of what we all expect, we all expect our global victory, which will definitely take place and be successful a counterattack that should become an important component of this victory. good evening. i would still like to start with the fact that there should not be excessive expectations involved in this ukrainian offensive. i don't know why it is called a contour offensive, because this offensive is an initiative on we have been keeping it on the battlefield since at least september 2022, when the kharkiv offensive began, then october, november, it was already the kherson offensive, finally, now the new thing is that the russians tried to storm us , this situation does not change, just as they had the counter-offensive is the answer to our two successful offensive operations, therefore, first of all, th

well, we see taras stepanenko 's shot, after all. of this young donetsk shakhtar, the measure of theng, after all, is mostly the youth this season is the backbone of the team, but these veterans , stepanenko, rakivtsi, who was included in yuriyovych's team, they play a huge role in shakhtar's victories in i definitely agree with this championship. that this kind of mental role of taras stepanenko is simply extremely important and, well, a lot is said about these teams. now they make up such teams for the season. the upl teams offer different options, but this trio of stepanenko, sudakov , bondarenko, they showed that they are very harmonious, they each perform his functions there, stepanenko is more of such a destroyer , although how much he scored, bondarenko, it is for drawing studs, for advancing the ball, and maybe even you know, if such a trio is put into the national team, then they will already played balanced very well. bondarenko was not even called who called, we don't know because the responsibility is on uaz itself, but we know who it really was. it was rebrov or someone

tara: tara: we started with what one could argue is the hardest part of the lab, the management of thesezen eggs and embryos. i am aligned with beth as she talks about patient demand and increased care. i think as a demographic today the patients we see seeking fertility help, whether that be to build their families through ivf, or significantly numbers of young women turning to fertility preservation and freezing their eggs, these people are looking for safety and demanding safety and demanding transparency and demanding a better standard of care that is something that by employing something like the tomorrow platform with its digitization of management and its automation of processes within the lab we remove and reduce potential points of failure that existed within manual systems by 94%. the whole world is becoming educated around how technology and innovation can be enablers for the next 45 years of ivf and automating further upstream within the lab, what are still manual and fairly inefficient high workload processes, there is a huge amount of work still to be done now that tomorrow

well, we see taras stepanenko's shot, after all.important is the taras stepanenko factor for this young shakhtar from donetsk, to a large extent, young , after all, for the most part. it is the youth who are the backbone of the team this season, but these veterans are just stepanenko, just operakivtsi, who fit into the team yevichi, they have a huge role in the victory over shakhtar in this championship, i definitely agree. what kind of mental role is taras stepanenko just it is extremely important and, well, a lot of people talk about these teams. now they make up the upl national teams and they offer different options , but this trio is stepanenko, sudakov, bondarenko . they have shown that they are very harmonious. they each perform their functions there. bondarenko scored, it's for a raffle from the tudaks to advance the ball, and maybe you even know that if such a trio is put into the national team , then they will already be played, balanced, very much so. bondarenko was not even called by anyone uaz took responsibility, but w

shery: tara and matt with our top story, top em go is your function.et story we bring you on monday u.s. time. tune in to bloomberg radio to get analysis from the daybreak team broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong, listen through the apple or on bloombergradio.com. plenty more ahead. stay with us. ♪ haidi: a quick check of the headlines. sources say by jew has informed lenders they are primed to hold calls with indonesian debtholders. indian education technology signed a medical emergency to discuss a proposal. the company set [indiscernible] settlement talks. executives sounding more confident about ev's after years of caution going fully electric. toyotas chief officer said making the transition from hybrids is a good indication of where they will be in three years and that companies should be able to sell one point 5 million ev's by 2026. oracle sales increasing 70% and the cloud business is benefiting from increased demand for ai workloads. the infrastructure revenue jumped 76%. shery: look at how u.s. futures are trading at the moment. a

reporter: tara campbell, abc 7 news.: people also marked juneteenth in san jose yesterday during the 42nd annual juneteenth in the streets festival that celebrates the arts, culture, and heritage of santa clara black community and the richness of african american history and culture. let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist shayla girardin. it is going to be windy. taylor: is going to be windy. plan to hold onto your hats outside this afternoon. we are starting the morning with lots of sunshine. that is one perk of all the wind, it is moving the marine layer out. we are starting to see the breeze, especially into the afternoon. that will linger into monday as well. below average temperatures continue this week. we have a cool week ahead. a bit of a warmup for the first day of summer midweek. not seeing much wind yet. san francisco you are noticing winds already above 20 miles an hour. gusts at sfo at 25. most of you in the teens inland. these are going to pick up in the afternoon. most of you will see winds 2

of the founders of the new belarusian literature, the author of the satirist of the humorous poem taras on parnassus, konstantin veritsyn , on june 15, exactly 45 years ago , went into space in a spaceship. soyuz 29 on board were our compatriot. vladimir kovalyonok and russian alexander ivanchenko this expedition set a new record. for the first time a person. he was in space for almost 140 days, and on june 17, 1890, the minsk city theater opened. three decades later , the belarusian state theater named after yanka kupala was created on its basis. what other events marked the outgoing week, we will find out right now in the traditional rubric date of the week. on june 12, 1934, the dinamo stadium was opened in minsk. construction was carried out in a folk way, each dynamo worker worked at the construction site for 100 hours, in addition to athletics football and hockey matches, the stadium hosted parades and festive concerts from the day of his birth. the arena changed its appearance five times, after the war the stadium was literally restored from ruins during the reconstruction of the

reporter tara lynch from our buffalo affiliate wivv has more on how the emergency crews scrambled to rescue the 29 people who were on board. >> reporter: reporting a boat that has capsized. >> reporter: first responders raced to the lockport cave just after 911 calls came in before 11:30. >> i came out and witnessed them punching a hole in a wall. >> reporter: a tour boat carried a niagara false tour group cap side at the end of a narrow 300-foot channel, tossing all 29 into the water over 6 feet deep. fun turned into misery. >> unfortunately we did have one fatality in the incident. it is believed for the time he was initially stuck underneath the capsized boat. >> america's longest one-of-a-kind underground tour boat. >> reporter: the tour boat has the capacity for 40 passengers. none were wearing lifeboats.e16 to area hospitals for minor injuries. >> reporter: it was a heroic rescue as emergency crews had to hammer a hole through the canal wall using a sledgehammer to get some people out. official says this is now considered a crime scene because one man died. tara lynch, cbs news

poem by taras shevchenko haidamaki.y she is called the first ukrainian historical roman in verse, the author sings of the struggle of peoples, justifying the murder in soviet times, this work of shevchenko was. prohibition on june 21, 1898, the united states captured the island of guam before that, for almost 250 years, this territory was under the control of the spaniards guam occurred as part of the war between the states and spain, it began when the united states intervened in the struggle for the independence of cuba. and the philippines , washington supported the rebels and spain was forced to declare war. the states of guam quickly and without bloodshed captured the local port and an american warship entered. have a governor with no troops. the united states immediately capitulated, they won the war, and besides guam, they later took control of the philippines and , according to the republic of guam, the largest american military base in the pacific ocean is now located on guam, officially guam remains unattached

tara setmayer, senior adviser for the lincoln project. of philadelphia, a truck fire under the i-95 on ramp. look at this. it's caused part of the roadway above it to collapse. officials have told nbc news they are still on the scene investigating, not been able to get under the thousands of pounds of steel and debris yet to search for the driver. aside from derive the truck, officials do not believe anyone else is trapped, no injuries have been reported. that is the northbound

taras shevchenko got his freedom he was a serf, but he showed talent in painting eminent figures of russianlture took part in the fate of the young artist karl bryullov poet vasily zhukovsky composer count mikhail velgorsky collected 2,500 rubles for his ransom. part of the proceeds came from brelov's portrait of zhukovsky. the rest was given by the members of the royal family, empress alexandra fedorovna, grand duchess of the seas nikolaevna and tsarevich alexander nikolaevich, but having received freedom, taras shevchenko wrote poems imbued with hostility to the russians, and in a satirical poem, the dream mocked the empress and her physical disabilities. the great critic, vissarion belinsky wrote, sound. the meaning of shevchenko is to see the donkey fool and on slots, and besides gorky drunkard lovers burner on khokladsky patriotism, but since shevchenko fought autocracy, the bolsheviks. many streets and institutions of our country were named after him. on june 1, 1933, by order of the main headquarters of the red army, the northern military flotilla of warships was formed in the north,

all the countries of the earth as part of the event the flag was also raised near the building of tarasvchenko national university of kyiv and also near the building of the ministry of foreign affairs, we also expect other thematic events to continue . we hope that very soon this flag will also be related to my unoccupied peninsula , on this i have everything, thank you katya kateryna galko, our correspondent from the capital , she joined our live broadcast and talked about the celebration of the crimean tatar flag day. that's it, i say goodbye to you until tomorrow. my colleagues will continue and now the press i am very happy to welcome you to the belvedere it is such a special place barzo actors we respect very much with our history starting from the time of the november uprising against the russian tsar this is where you started your offensive and so the sun capture warsaw think poland's independence through subsequent uprisings through struggle for the preservation of independence in 1920. here was the residence of marshal józef piłsudski when they fought against the soviet invasio

technically, taras is sunny. now the technicians will work there for a second , literally, and then taras ivanovich batenko , and from the homeland. dear colleagues, the constitution definitely belongs to this ukrainian nation, but behind it there are also specific names, so today, on this day of the ukrainian constitution, we must remember those deputies who stood here day and night on the rostrum to adopt it, it is also about the deputies of the constitutionalists, mykhailo sirotun, viktor musiyaku, volodymyr stratovych, who have already left us. we should be grateful to them for these nights before the adoption of the basic law of ukraine, but the constitution is not only one night before its adoption, this is a generation of fighters 20 - the 21st century, who fought for the right to be called ukrainians, to have freedom and social justice, to belong with the nation to world civilization for 27 years - this is more than a generation of generations born of independence with the constitution today protects valu

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news.ter: tara campbell, abc 7 ama: we are a proud sponsor of the pride parade. you can watch live on sunday, june 25 right here on abc 7. dan: oakland's first fridays returned to the neighborhood for its monthly celebration. the event included great few -- food, music, dancing. it kerama -- kerama -- commemorated national freedom day. oakland first fridays is a free event and takes place every first friday in the month on telegraph avenue. ama: apple's annual worldwide developers conference starts monday and there's anticipation that the company will unveil a lot of new tech. the announcement of a mixed reality headset is one of the items experts are expecting. also on the list, new operating systems with improved accessibility features for those with disabilities. apple could also roll out several new versions of the mac. we will find out on monday. a major disruption today at the port of oakland. a lack of workers forced all operations to seize at the ports to main terminals. the union isn't commenting due to what it's calling a media blackout while contract n

and for us, talk to the spreading of fear and tara to children like us a food, a stop sign, and poverty and instability will spread. when the aid is stopped. it means that poor families will suffer from hunger and deprivation. i call on the international community to help the people and children of guys that who are suffering from food shortages and the like are safe to say you're not available now today we organize the stand for the children who are deprived of the right to food a middle, instead of summer vacation, instead of spending time leisurely there now suffering from hunger, the organization claims that its budget has decreased, but in fact, it supports moore's appeal to the international community to look with mercy on our children and families who've been suffering from extreme poverty for years now, early results solve a probing to india is deadly as written crush in more.

along with bund, tara viewed being an o u. n. member from the age of 19 the firestone given us, i'm a william another just as i for guy in on those on monday. okay. excuse me. that studies to model the must solve way, but just to, to, if you struggle sadly, if she of a least get a switch, at least she produced him just that just a good fit. she has a little bit of strong shown dora, so so spot it on the notion of more of the bill of use. but always, you know, on the, on your side but them some thoughts the most of the process of why we should not always. yeah, well you have to set a ne, scheduled up. well, he had to of course, the party schedule a lawyer only issue i, you know, i don't know what to do. i know you had no choice on did not see those. so it shouldn't, it shouldn't be a sub they would just stick up young tech or not with just the shortest amount of testing to stick with since you go to the middle of you should be peach. cl. do to finish there, but i finished that. there were some of the bus stopped by to fitting that

norah >> norah: tara lynch, thank you.acing for a flash flooding and severe weather. colorado roads are swamped in the colorado springs area, half a foot or brain has already fallen and more is expected tonight. in north texas, storms with hail the size of apples are possible for 10 million americans including in dallas and waco. in the mid-atlantic, strong thunderstorms this evening could turn severe in philadelphia and the surrounding areas. turning out to the war in ukraine, u.s. secretary antony blinken said he hopes the ukrainian defense now underway will force vladimir putin into talks to end his invasion. ukraine says it has liberated several villages from the russians in recent days, as cbs's ian lee reports from the front lines, both sides are taking losses. ♪ ♪ [gunshots] >> reporter: ukrainian troops storm a position in the southeast. soldiers tempered the tree line with bullets as their commander urges them to spread out. inch by inch ukraine says it is liberated around seven settlements. at first the enemy res

culture, in particular, bohdan plyusch the choirmaster of the national opera of ukraine named after tarasanda seems to be working very, very intensively and now they invented a new story about the attention of combat locusts of ukraine. of the united states of america in angarina, luhansk region, from where insects came out on foot and attacked the crops of the luhansk region and russia , so they showed a woman in a military uniform who was allegedly found in a sanitary station the letter is a kind of letter from the 19th year and in it the ukrainian brigade is asked to ensure the escort of goods from the washington research university in missouri to the territory of the luhansk regional fish processing plant , this is how the signal came from the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi at a press conference after the meeting with the president of estonia. therefore, the creation of the patriot coalition was discussed in chisinau, four hundred countries will join the aviation coalition, this is now interfax president of ukraine zelenskyi i came with this initiative, we had very important

along with bond, tara viewed being an o u. n. member from the age of 19 the firestone given us, i'm a william another just as i for the in on those on monday. okay. excuse me, that studies to model the must solve way, but just to, to, if you struggle sadly, if she of a least get us push at least able to him just of just a good fit. she has a little bit of strong shown dora, so so spot it on the notion of more of the bill of use. but always, you know, on the, on your side but them some don't the most of the process of why we should not both . yeah. well, you have to set a ne, scheduled up. well, he had to cost about his schedule. my only issue i, you know, i don't know what to do. i know you had no choice and did not see those. so it shouldn't, it shouldn't be a sub they would just stick up young take or not the was yes, the 1st in might have tough to distinguish. since you go to the middle of you should be peach. cl, do to earn your separate soonest that there were some with the bus stop the payment . that was a shit search will

and now this is a question about the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, and taras berezovets got involved you appeared in the studio, he quite likely said that apparently putin may already have a ready decree regarding the use of tactical of nuclear weapons if the armed forces of ukraine and the defense forces manage to break through either in the donbass or to the crimea. how do you assess these risks? well, i probably still support mr. mykola, because uh, nuclear weapons have always been uh, not so much a weapon as a means holding that's it always used as uh really yes yes yes such uh factor after which uh everything ends yes life ends and ends uh planet there and such others and uh on the other hand tactical nuclear weapons we are talking about it's the same, it's like a needle in its shell. yes, if you break it, it won't have any factors left in it and it 's going around just like a terrorist trying to scare, and we're hearing now from all cracks and crevices about nuclear weapons. a dirty bomb, a tactical nuclear weapon, that's what scares the world. and what scares is, well it is po

a mother who lost her son in the war because mine is still alive. whose child had cancer, like my tarasell, we also have a clavicle, as my grandmother said, in fact, no , in fact, we understand that this will not happen, but these superstitions exist and in this way tribes are formed, it seems in the book i am like that such an expression is called a community of sorrow. so when people simply have to live in a state of this sorrow, who are you talking about? society is constantly here, and there is such a big problem that there are a lot of parents because, uh, it's one thing when older people leave. but that's a natural flow. life, so to speak. and we treat it somewhat differently. it is probably normal, it is a different thing when you lose a child and let's say when you are 40 or 45 or 50 and you can live two years and you can live another 40 years so what should you do all these 40 years of walking as a ghost with my grief and being a non-socialized person . is there a way that everyone will look at you? look, tanya is gone, she lost her child, there is another very important unspok