had he seen tara? with a female there. >> and, he said, she was perfectly fine when he left the house early that afternoon. so, assuming that was true, who else came to that little house on the afternoon of october 1st and took away their tara? >> coming up -- >> something needed to happen. >> a frustrated family reaches out to someone new. >> if you met sharon, you wouldn't tell her no. i looked her in the eye and i told them i would do everything i possibly could to try to help them. >> a turn in the case was coming. when "dateline" continues. continues. >> how to explain how a mother feels when her child has vanished and all signs point to something bad? >> keith, what did this do to her? >> tore her apart. it's just like watching everything crumble. >> though the family appeared to be very close and loving and sincerely distraught, investigators believed they still needed to be looked at as possible suspects. you know it's a cool reality though of the detective business that they start close and wi

(ringtone ringing) - hello, taras? - hello, webster. - yes. - [taras] hi, how are you? - good, good. so, what, do you have a rehearsal schedule yet? - [taras] not, i believe we have just a block, but i didn't get that far as far as scheduling when is rehearsing yet, so. - did you have a chance to listen or look much so far at the score? - [taras] i just started looking like literally. - yeah, yeah. - [taras] i need a couple more days to kind of... - okay. - sort of. - it hasn't been a waste of time waiting there, has it? - [webster] oh gosh, well, in paris it's like a constant inspiration for - [friend] you're waiting for a detailed rehearsal schedule. (violin strumming) (soft violin music) - [webster] ...the passages. - [taras] okay, that's not a problem. - so those are, the only other musical question that will be obvious is the third movement. you're a violinist, i understand, so you can tell me. - [taras] yeah. (sings music) ta-ka-ta-ka-ta-ya-ka-ta. - [webster] yeah. - [taras] ta-ka-ta-ka-ta-ya-ka-ta. yeah, that's pretty tricky. - [webster] yeah, it is. it is becaus

tara: tara campbell, abc7news. dan: what a story.ore than 100,000 people nationwide are waiting for a life-saving transplant. to register to be an organ donor, visit donatelife.net. dion: check this out. the coit tower came alive in honor of san francisco's 90th birthday. it began tonight and will continue for sunrise. the laser arts nonprofit illuminate. tonight's event included a viewing party with members of the san francisco fire department command staff along with her fire equipment. dan: that is really cool. we will move from a candle to a blast furnace, which is what we will be living in. dion: that pretty much sums it up. spencer: we have in excessive heat warning in effect for the bay area from 11:00 tomorrow morning to 11:00 sunday night so it will be some hot days ahead. right now, we have some pleasant conditions around the bay area. light breeze along the coast and bay. the sky is mainly clear. here's the view from the rooftop camera. only 55 degrees right now in san francisco. it has been a relatively cool evening. low

tara: tara campbell, abc7news. dan: what a story.an 100,000 people nationwide are waiting for a life-saving transplant. to register to be an organ donor, visit donatelife.net. dion: check this out. the coit tower came alive in honor of san francisco's 90th birthday. it began tonight and will continue for sunrise. the laser arts nonprofit illuminate. tonight's event included a viewing party with members of the san francisco fire department command staff along with her fire equipment. dan: that is really cool. we will move from a candle to a blast furnace, which is what we will be living in. dion: that pretty much sums it up. spencer: we have in excessive heat warning in effect for the bay area from 11:00 tomorrow morning to 11:00 sunday night so it will be some hot days ahead. right now, we have some pleasant conditions around the bay area. light breeze along the coast and bay. the sky is mainly clear. here's the view from the rooftop camera. only 55 degrees right now in san francisco. it has been a relatively cool evening. low to mid

my name is taras way. some kind of peace, right?e that everything will be fine, you will participate in the ceremony. this will have a continuation of the process. you do you take on certain responsibilities of the road daniil mamiev a native of altai shaman keeper of the sacred lands of the karakol valley if you want everything to be fine with you, then you should be able to thank the worthy, thank the spirit of the crossing. uh-huh, that's why i was happy. if you do it wrong, then there is no point in asking yourself. the shaman offers taras to feed the fire. to do this, you need to make balls of cereals and ghee. he was not dressed up , wearing some kind of dressing gowns and so on, usually a man. well, just if lena has gray hair jeans and a t-shirt. but when you talk to him, you immediately feel him words and even all the actions that you do here in the yurt under his control. eh, you really understand that there is some sense of ancestors in this. what is shamanism? yes, that is, everything around us is living air, stones, fire

the plan is now to officially declare a new sum, tara indonesia, as new capitol. in the 1st off of 2024, just before a new indonesian president this morning, and potentially for the plane to fly here. the distance falsities now and tell us in particular winning wimbledon champion and they never became at had to what for her passage to the 2nd round of the tournament on tuesday american shelby villages the crowd of the old england cobb club by taking the 1st set. fortunately between those who come from behind, but the temp settled down and dominated the next 2 sets to secure the victory. when at last year was the son of a grandson fights with because ex donnie player also on tuesday top seed carlos alcaraz advance to the 2nd round at wimbledon, following a straight sets when overt jeremy shar d spans. also authorize who is car key rank number one in the world for his impressive baseline cell to play, to bear against. on seated frenchman, charging the rising star one last year as us open and reach the semi finals of the french open. the month is aimed to grab his fu

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. gloria: santa clara county is holding a series of opioid overdose prevention workshops starting today. this will be at county libraries that carry narcan. participants who complete the training will be given a free narcan kit while supplies last. it kicks off at milpitas library today at 2:00 p.m. you can register online. they run through september 9. in the south bay the mayor of san jose announced a new plan to develop a global ai system to reduce and prevent pedestrian deaths and injuries on the roadways. >> san jose is grappling with pedestrian safety and working on the vision zero plan to make our streets safer. last year we lost far too many, over 60 traffic accidents. gloria: the mayor is asking any software developers who want to help to submit a proposal. he is hoping the ai systems will be able to detect pedestrians during the day and night. you can get up to $3000 in cash prizes. it gets underway as yesterday a person was hit and killed on san jose roads. in the south bay t

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.ria: santa clara county is holding a series of opioid overdose prevention workshops starting today. this will be at county libraries that carry narcan. participants who complete the training will be given a free narcan kit while supplies last. the first workshop kicks off at milpitas library today at 2:00 p.m. you can register at fentfacts.com. they run through september 9. in the south bay, the mayor of san jose announced a new plan to develop a global ai system to reduce and prevent pedestrian deaths and injuries on the roadways. >> san jose is grappling with pedestrian safety and working on the vision zero plan to make our streets safer. last year we lost far too many, over 60 to traffic accidents. gloria: the mayor is asking any software developers who want to help to submit a proposal. he is hoping the ai systems will be able to detect pedestrians during the day and night. participants can get up to $3000 in cash prizes. the new effort gets underway as yesterday a person was hit a

and isn't tara expect it to be complete by 2045? where does that leave the current capital jakarta in the meantime? is it going to get any new investment? well, jakarta has been the center of businesses education street and also how for indonesia out for the past 500 years. but unfortunately, up until now, there is no concrete plans or solutions in solving your card as problems such as flat land subsidence, the over populations that also leads to traffic and the and recently the city saw 1st of the air pollution itself. but right now, the indonesian government itself, the central government, is really focusing all the investment that they have in building the new capital and leaving jakarta, as it is due indonesian support the building of the new capital or um, from the people that i talked to. many support the idea of moving the capital to a new place enable for them to see that there are a solutions for what jakarta is facing. whether that's the air pollution or the traffic. but when ask where they will like to move to the new cap

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. gloria: still to come come about to run for president. how donald trump is responding on the campaign trail after he was hit with more charges. and signs of success. our walking tour of one san francisco neighborhood is rewriting the script for life in the city. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. gloria: good morning. i am gloria rodriguez. we are starting this half-hour with a look at your weather with shayla girardin. good morning. shayla: good morning. we've got a cool start for us. a little bit of wind in the mix. temperatures in the most part in the 50's as we head out the door. some areas creeping into the 60's. santa rosa in the upper 40's so much cooler temperatures for you. we are also seeing fog along the coast. take a look up north, coming in at a quarter of a mile visibility so make sure you are taking it slow on the roads. half moon bay looking better, 2.5 miles. along the coast, we are continuing to see the thick marine light -- layer. that will move out and we will see some

taras was there as well bombs and cluster munitions and means of demining, well, that is, there werewe simply took out such a quantity in a day with irpin bucha trucks, we also demined all of this. and already when the kharkiv region was liberated, i still remember the chief called and said you're going i say i have to then i'm going and well, such questions come in september taras andriy and roman cleared the area near the village of dementiivka so that the investigators could document the war crimes of the russians . there the investigative-operational group was supposed to examine this car. and we were supposed to make a passage to that territory. the equipment was already finishing its work when andriy discovered another anti-personnel mine . they decided to fence it off and neutralize it. the very next day, i would bring the proportions to him. and he was still there on the camera taking pictures she takes a step back and stands on a landmine that blows up and if you had already put a tourniquet in front of me, well, taras had already pressed it hard and they had already started

and it's not yet clear whether or not some tara is a sound investment. this is where airplanes could soon touchstone a v i. p runway is the latest item on a long wish list from indonesia as president for the countries new capital. some 7000 workers are currently busy laying the foundations for a number of official buildings in what is still a vast eucalyptus forest. this is what about 5 to 10 percent of the presidential dream. looks like slowly but surely indonesia, as new capitol as a marketing from the ground on the island of borneo. over here, you have the presidential palace being built. and this is where the presidential residence will be. nissan, colorado, as president joke, will be totals flagship project and is envisioned as a green smart city. but with a whooping $32000000000.00 price tag, some investors have expressed concern that development may lose momentum after the end of we those final term in office. next year, as the main opposition party in jakarta is not surprised, but valuables young doubled book. i need to find out what we need our

taras . i don't know how much time we have left.neral, this is a matter of trust in the pre-trial authorities. we spoke with olga aivazovska yesterday, they were doing research together with the foundation demonstratives are about the ukraine of the future, and the request of ukrainian society, the request for a fair trial, according to these polls, is in one of the first places in ukrainian society, how is everything changing this system after the ukrainian victory ? for 30 years, the russian government has filled the ukrainian government with various collaborators for 30 years. they worked with these systems, and the moscow patriarchate , these troops. then judges, this is your story because there is already an order of appointment and lifetime and you and there is such a closed caste and so on, but we must of course you of course there is a request from society we must solve this question, how to solve the main question here, where to take people, that is, in what why is it a problem? and how can this circular guarantee be broken

tara: tara campbell, abc7news.a: we are getting a sneak peek inside the new modern design of caltrain's electric fleet of train cars. built in salt lake city, two full train sets were on display on saturday. the event brought out food trucks, vendors and a live dj. electrify the trances system is in line with california's aggressive climate goals. >> we have been talking about these trains for a long time. we've got 4000 rsvps. people have been pouring on board all morning to get their first glimpse of the future of caltrain. gloria: the project will increase the number of trains and improve safety and comfort on board. it includes digital map displays, baby changing tables, wi-fi and power outlets at every seat. a majority of the caltrain cord will be electrified and in-service by fall of next year. still to come, about to run for president. how donald trump is responding on the campaign trail after he was hit with more charges. and signs of success. our walking tour of how one san francisco neighborhood is rewrit

the plan is now to officially declare a new sum, tara indonesia, new capital. in the 1st off of 2024, just before a new indonesian president this morning and potentially ortho plane to fly here. and now we had to wimbledon tennis where reigning champion, elena rebec, kina has to work for her passage to the 2nd round of the tournament. american shelby robbers. done the crowd by taking the 1st set within the champ, settled down and dominated the next 2 sets to secure the victory by the king. as when at wimbledon last year was the 1st ever grand slam title for a cast. expanding fire. also on tuesday top seed carlos alcatraz advancing to the 2nd round following a straight sets when over jeremy tardy. spain's i'll cut as is currently ranked and number one in the world and he brought his aggressive baseline style of play to bear against the unseeded frenchman. he won last year with us open and reached the semifinals of bits. here is frank tobin. he's aiming for his 1st ever wimbledon title of next business needs to stay with us. the secret slide behind discovered new

taras . how soon do you think we will be able to liberate crimea, because everything anyway, kyrylo budanov made very, you know, vague statements about the fact that crimea will be liberated in august, now it has changed, the situation at the front has changed, or what happened, well, you understand that in the activities of ukrainian officers, including the leadership there are always places for ukrainian intelligence to be trolled because war is propaganda, law, propaganda, information war, years ago, when the heads of the ukrainian army or ukrainian intelligence warned that, for example , soon we will be walking along the yalta embankment or walking through red square, this very strongly affects the psychology of our enemy, here they are we are used to the fact that they impose an agenda on us and they impose the rules of the game on us. and now we see that the rules of the game have changed , but it must be said that among all ukrainian top commanders, there is no doubt played zuluzhny mo

[000:00:00;00] taras topolya, who was only interested in procurement, everyone knows that and he taras topolya took her to president zelenskyi and said that this commanding officer is a woman, that she is very progressive, that she is god's, and taras topolya promised me personally at that time and all of our volunteer council at that time, which was just the expert council under the commander-in-chief, so personally he promised us all that never again if there is a left commander, never such turnstiles the troops will not enter taras topolya if you see us now , please tell your brigades where you served in several places in the theater, you also received such tourniquets in your brigade, because we usually fixed it here when we as combat medics help. because they have a team of medical forces, they do not replace the spent spent tourniquets, which are for the wounded, and we help them through benefactors and our volunteers. high-quality tourniquets. these tourniquets. these tourniquets. from 40 to 50 thousand troops came in. taras topolya, you can now look into the eyes of the people

tara: and now concerns over what comes next. this op-ed in the chronicle penned by a former city attorney and federal prosecutor. same-sex marriage is in jeopardy. >> clarence thomas already told us in his opinion that he wrote overturning roe v. wade that he is taking a look at marriage equality as well. tara: that is why getting prop 8 off the books is critical. although the supreme court overturned california's ban unsafe sex -- same-sex marriage >> we are going on the ballot to remove prop 8 from the constitution, which banned marriage equality and to enshrine marriage as a fundamental right for everyone. tara: but even that may not be enough. >> the fact that this decision is essentially saying even if a state provides protections against bigotry national religious interests will trump that, that is incredibly concerning. tara: the city attorney making it clear same-sex marriage could be in the court crosshairs. do you have concerns that could be next? >> absolutely. listen, no one expected that after almost 50 years roe v.

taras zahorodnyi was with us . that 33 million uah are being collected for the pledge of pasha's mercedes or pasha's tesla, as he wants . to complain well, we will follow the progress of the events , i will pass the word to the studio, please, colleagues, we are a mountain and to taras for a fruitful conversation 20 and a half million on the first mercedes. colleagues and roman and i say goodbye to you with this goodbye project partner healthy vision gaufix glaufix protection and maintenance of acuity of your vision life deterioration of vision discomfort in the eyes sensitivity to the bright world these are possible precursors of cataracts and glaucoma and the way out is glaufix for protection and maintenance of acuity glavofix is ​​11 effective components to protect your eyes glavofix sharp vision forever according to the who, about 285 million people worldwide suffer from visual impairment, of which 39 million are affected by blindness every year, the number of blind people increases by 1-2 million. it turns out

taras will help you figure it out. we congratulate you, mr. taras.there is a trend this week that the russian military leadership is either thinning its ranks and someone is going to the other world or er or they are being dismissed from a foreign party. and here is another e- it's another sylvester, the last name is silvestrov, he was also suspended , and even this outraged the russian military , they recorded such an audio threat, we can listen to it with you, what do you think about this matter? we are one big family the name of the air force today we are worried about the situation and remove from the positions of our combat commanders from strange positions the commanders of the seventh 106.9 kornev and televerov while we hold the front here in the ministry there is a war with these combatants and now there is a rumor that our commander, general teplitsky, also wants to draw smoke i do not happen, we paratroopers warn that we will not tolerate similar actions in the relations of general teplinsky, and in the case of the smallest storm and freedo

taras.a political scientist, a journalist, an officer of the first separate brigade, a special officer named after ivan bohun. and we will return to our conversation in just a few minutes.

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.oria: developing news as people are gathering and traveling for their summer activities. california has seen an uptick in covid-19 cases. according to the wastewater data, viral levels are slowly rising across the state in areas like half moon bay, palo alto, san rafael and sausalito. at 3:00 p.m. yesterday on our show getting answers, a doctor told us vaccinations will be yearly, fall and will not be as necessary for the general public. >> benefited the most from boosters this last time around in spring? they were older people over 65, those on immunosuppression's, and those with multiple comorbidities. we will be pushing any booster, anyone we have, on those populations starting in the fall to get ready, like you said, for the winter. gloria: she says that our overall rates of death are back to how they were in 2019. a department of health spokesperson says that although the latest data shows inept to, rates remain lower than years prior. police are looking for who is responsible for

linsey: -- tara: as they began walking home from the park, she says something went wrong. >> at first, it was a squeal, and she kept moaning and moaning , and i said, rory. they take her in to the vet, and they say we see this every day. they come out four minutes later and tell me she is wide-awake. they gave her a narcan shot immediately and. brought her back within seconds. tara: the fda approved narcan for sale over the march, and this week, a second approval to a nonprofit pharmaceutical company. >> 200 americans die every day from opioid overdose, and what is amazing we have a safe antidote. tara: this is the cfo of therapeutics. >> our goal is to make our product, which is a naloxone nasal spray, available as widely and as cheaply as possible. tara: they distribution next year, putting naloxone nasal spray on the frontlines of the fentanyl crisis. 100,000 of those will go out for free. the rest at the breakeven cost of $36 per pack. >> now we have a product in the marketplace that will bring the crisis down. tara: supervisor matt dorsey recently introduced legislation that woul

tara campbell hit the streets today and has more on how it might work. tara: the goal is to get drug users off the streets and into treatment. san francisco police making 70 71 arrests in the past month as part of the mayor's crackdown on the open-air drug market. >> none of the people they have arrested have accepted treatment. what do you think of that? >> it is a hard drug to beat, fentanyl. it is crazy. tara: this is the executive director of the project, a nonprofit helping people on the streets, including drug users. >> arresting our way out of this has never worked in the past. why would it work today? tara: yet starting monday, the city is getting tougher on people arrested for drug use or possession. those cited twice will now face what is dubbed drug court, where they can for goad jail time in exchange for treatment. joe says he has been there for a couple of years. >> i am supposed to check my sub into treatment last week. -- i was supposed to check myself into treatment last week. it is hard. i have done treatment a couple of times, but it wa

taras shevchenko glory to ukraine, this is perhaps the most recognizable panorama of the sophia monasterynd this is it two centuries earlier, he stood on the sofia square, looked from nature, drew why somehow we imagine it in a different way, no , he could not necessarily draw from nature , a small graphic that almost accidentally got into the funds of the sofia reserve , the work of taras shevchenko, who is the face of the ukrainian national resistance, the history of this picture and his work in general helps to understand what kind of war the russian empire waged against all ukrainian it would seem that ukraine was completely subjugated to the 19th century , historians call it long, it was just spurred by events all over europe, empires are collapsing, peoples realize themselves as separate nations and understand that it is around national ideas that states must be built , the wind of the european spring of nations does not bypass ukraine, and a full-fledged national movement is born here, which the empire instantly suppresses ukrainians, they convince that they do not exist and we are

taras. i congratulate you and glory to ukraine. i salute you as a hero.t a little on the eve of the vilnius nato summit, it will be it is true that such reflections are never enough. as they say, but we must understand that there are certain different readings of the positions held by the leaders of some countries that are members of the north atlantic alliance and other countries. sweden and finland, someone says it's probably not the right time, let's let them reform a little, besides the fact that russia is winning in a word, well, we understand that there is no consensus in the alliance on this issue yet, and we should not be fascinated. this is absolutely it's normal, but at the same time, we are promised pleasant news , pleasant surprises, in your opinion, that this could be some kind of fateful decision regarding the armament that we have been waiting for a long time, or something else, i think, given the good guys, it's a different reading, really. well, because we hear different opinions in principle, this is normal for all our allies, democratic

unfortunately, we heard taras, thank you very much for joining the broadcast taras semkiv from the departmentted in the conditions of armed conflict, the prosecutor general's office was in direct contact with us, thanks to the death of at least fifty ukrainian prisoners of war, ombudsman dmytro lubinets called it a public execution and added that the ukrainian side has materials that clearly indicate that the explosion was planned in advance by the russian federation he stated this during an event at the ombudsman's office to mark the anniversary of the volynivka tragedy. during the year of access to the destroyed colony, russia did not provided anya to the international committee of the red cross, this was announced by representatives of international organizations , and due to the lack of necessary conditions for deployment on the spot , on january 5 of this year, the un dissolved its fact-finding mission regarding the incident to resume it, now the ukrainian budsmen calls on the statements of the parties and the stories of the ukrainian defenders who were in barak at the time of the explos

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taras topolya .f you see us now, tell us. please you are in your brigade, where you served several places in the theater, you also received such tourniquets in your brigade , because we usually set up here when we help combat medics. because they have a team of medical forces, they do not replace the spent spent tourniquets, which are wounded, and we help them through benefactors and our volunteers

taras, in your opinion, what is the most important event of this week, so to sum up, after all, todaysunday er, you know that every week we are rich in such important events, in fact, here, in principle, er , you can highlight the visits of our western er partners, er leaders of our allied countries , and the visit of an american politician there psa by the way, this is among the foreign policy activities around ukraine. it seems to me to be such a significant event because, in principle, we are not just talking about the fact that the former vice president came for us in the administration of donald trump, a republican who has such rather specific views , let's say, on russia, on russian aggression against ukraine. well, he is now trying to broadcast these views. well, let's say on behalf of his candidacy, as one of the possible candidates from the republican party in the next presidential race ah mr. prince actually takes a completely opposite point of view than donald trump and well actually uh because michaels is also running from among other representatives of the republican part

tara david thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. so david i'll start with you.nor desantis brought in $20 million in the first six weeks of his campaign. that's not is that a sign he's doing better than the headlines suggest? >> no, look. i think ron desantis's fundamental strength has always been around the ability to raise a lot of money you organize, and honestly to execute the things that top tier presidential candidates do. he's in all the early states. he has a robust digital campaign mail campaign. door knocking campaign. so to see $20 million come in what come as a surprise. it's consistent with his performance thus far. the problem is all of that money is being spent on the wrong message. ron desantis's message of grievance and gay people are taking over our schools and black and brown people have too much equity in america simply isn't working, even in a republican primary against donald trump's message of retribution. so you can raise all the money you want. if you're spending it on the wrong message, you will end up 30 points behind the front runner.

roar walker hays invited matt and tara to his show.signed his t-shirt and then asked matt to sign his. >> there wasn't a dry eye in the whole area. it was so fun to watch him have his dance come true. ♪ >> reporter: that might have been the end of the story, but then three weeks ago, walker randomly spotted matt at the minneapolis airport. >> he recognized me and he is like "hey matt"! >> reporter: they made a plan walker bringing his family to an applebee's in minnesota. >> come on, bro! >> yes ♪ ♪ fans like that ♪ >> reporter: this week walker surprised h his friend again >> i think there is somebody else who wants to join us. >> yay, what's up, y'alall! >> how arere y you doing >> we're together on tv. >> yes >> matt, man, you are a light. the first time i saw you, i had to know you. >> you are like my second dad, brother. >> reporter:r: it's a friendship they say wiwill last forever. >>>> i love you very much, buddy. i mean it. and we all do. and you're so special to me. and i'm just glad we met. >> walker told me he really needed

tara, make it make sense.uly whatever the day it is, tenth. we are still seeing these numbers. you're looking at this right now on your screen. the primary polling still has donald trump -- and in the healthily, like i said, make it make sense. it doesn't. >> why wouldn't it be? the party has embraced him wholeheartedly, except for a couple of times here and there for a day or two. and then they went right back to supporting donald trump. he runs the party, the party is the party of donald trump. we have been saying this, the party has done nothing to separate themselves from trump and what maga stands for. and now they have become a party of economic populism, to david's point, a party that supports the bigotry, and the politics of exclusion and cruelty. you have ron desantis, it looked great on paper because he was someone new, a younger version of trump without the drama, they thought. until people got to know him. they saw that he was not a great candidate, and you've seen in the polling numbers how he has

gusarov, taras gives this concert in one of the military hospitals in donetsk for our wounded soldiersical personnel, he says, the artist was very warmly welcomed and for a long time did not want to let go differently here and there can’t be people here who are so open, hospitable , some relatives, even if you meet, as far as the spirit is concerned. donetsk of course, like any city. i think the world has its own smell. as they say, every city, of course , has very few people. we went for a walk yesterday. this is very interesting. it's very unusual, to be honest . in donetsk, the saxophonist gave several concerts, played on ali angels, visited several hospitals, where he supported our fighters, going to moscow he said that he would definitely return. after all, a part of his soul is now forever here in the russian donbass andrey potapov and here is khobotov to lead the donetsk people's republic, leading historians, archivists, museum workers gathered these days in kazan, where events are taking place or the soviet sergius educational society , the main part of the program was a confer

taras bendal.e fall, there will be elections in poland, or will any of the politicians use this question again, that in the development of civilization and the world, such things were inevitable , let's understand it. life is all true, but it came from the development of the world. i also paid with my father for the second world war and now he talks with prisoners of war and others because these are other prisoners of war and other challenges these challenges are no longer for the state, not for the country, but for the continent, for globalization, yes, interests and development determine behavior , so it is practically visible. and theoretically, theoretically , everything is as you say. the framework of the development of world civilization, but i agree. but you may have seen that not so long ago the spokesman of the polish foreign ministry, now the former remnants of the polish foreign ministry , lukasz i sina, said that president volodymyr zelenskyy should apologize for having too many wrongs

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. gloria: aids walk san francisco is going on today at golden gate park. will it be shorts weather? frances: we always have the fog to deal with and here's a live shot from our camera looking out toward the bay bridge where we have clear skies but closer to golden gate park where the aids walk is, bring a light layer. i will have your forecast including the accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. gloria: also ahead, hospitality help. which hotels are being taken over by banks and what is hurting the local industry? if you didn't buy a lottery ticket, you have more time. how much the powerball is now. gloria: happening tomorrow, you have another chance to be the next millionaire. no one hit last night's powerball jackpot so now it's worth even more at an estimated $900 million. yesterday, the $875 million was up for grabs. that amount was already the third-largest jackpot in powerball history. the winning numbers were 2, 9, 43, 55, 57, the powerball was 18. the next drawing is tomorrow nig

was not possible to live with the don, and that is why this terrible war is going on in this bunch tarasfter of his failed rebellion lives in belarus, at least that is what they say he lives there, and not only he, but also his wagnerian poles, in the meantime, are strengthening their borders, to what extent do you think poland and the polish army are ready for russian soldiers to enter poland the territory of the poles, how will that general try, is he dating, how will he get retribution from the poles, but i am 100% convinced that he will not try because i know that there is no chance well, unless it is a planned world war that they have to leave in order for russia to use all its means if there are such plans, then the world must prepare for such plans . and what are they saying in poland now about the war in ukraine, what are the moods among the people , we know very well that there has never been a more suitable situation for making peace with russia putin made a mistake by mobilizing the entire developed world against himself. i wanted to restore order with russia when we collapsed

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taras, the kremlin says that mr.re will be disappointed, but he is now working hard against well, of course, hungary has not gone anywhere they work throughout their agency, which only perhaps, but we must understand that even this agency is so open, did you notice anything there lapenta , i only see the alternatives of germany the silence of the leftists in this is because they understand that even ties with the kremlin are so toxic, even for them, ukraine must insist somewhere to break some canons , you know, diplomacy is not for us diplomacy, we need weapons, you know how in such cases only dayan the legendary said training of the general staff of israel there we take your money and give you weapons , please keep only your advice to yourself well, let's say one tile about the 24th year about the summit in washington, many people want, well, so they think that after all, america wants to make it to the 24th year and at the anniversary summit to invite its own ukraine to the united states. well, let's wait and see,

you go and you understand that at any moment you can fly in, we know what to do, said taras hryhorovich own truth, our own strength and will . on the eve of the war, everyone thought that if russian troops came here, everyone would meet them here with a cow and also there, everyone thought that we were friends here, and friends with each other. we also thought that people were in a better mood than there, too . well, this separatists have such sentiments, they were here and it was felt and but then when they came in and when people saw that this is the amount of equipment that came in a day, 3,000 there and flags , yes, we had a fierce war for flags. they even sat in the police station, they occupied the police premises . they sat under our flags for a little they are the military commissariat, but they took it off in the military commissariat, we hung it up, they took it down, we hung it up, we even got to the point where they had to take it down and it was necessary to hang it up, we broke the mop, i made a flagpole with it, stuck the flag there, arrived , hung it all up, that is, we

all teased on the cold who were discussing the active tara with my colleague union a need. we've now got official confirmation from both russia's investigative committee and russia's anti terrorism committee that this was, in fact a terrorist attack carried out by key ups forces using drones. we also heard from the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman actually murray as a har about who echoed the findings of these reports. she said that the key of government is a terrorist regime propped up by the u. k. and the us, today's attack on the cry may a bridge was carried out by the key of regime, which is a terrorist regime and has all the sides of an international organized criminal group decision, some age by ukrainian officials and the military with the direct participation of american and british intelligence agencies and politicians, the united states and britain are leading a terrorist state structure of these statements actually came not too long after the 1st train. uh since this terrorist attack took place successfully crossed over the crimea bridge. and actually we've g

taras good day good afternoon to you i sincerely congratulate my colleagues, mr. stefano and mr.ndriy, i am glad to see you mr. taras, it is actually a little more than two weeks ago that we spoke with you already on our air, and at that time you expressed sincere indignation about some of the ideas of the national commission on state language standards, and in particular it was about the recommendation to revise the history, that is , to actually rename zaporozhye, one of the versions was zaporozhye, it seems that it does not correspond this is the name of the standards of the ukrainian language. today, the relevant committee of the verkhovna rada signed such a verdict in this commission, proposing to draw up the authority to resign in essence due to incompetence due to the discrediting of the state. in the state language, develop standards, prepare proposals for ukrainian orthography. this happened during an extremely difficult period of formation and of our institution and in general the approval of the law on ensuring the functioning of the ukrainian language as a state langu

well, he signed it today on the 28 therefore, to award the national prize of ukraine named after taras kateryna oleksandrivni poets for the book of poetry, the order of silent women kompanichenko to taras viktorovych berezhniuk maksym pavlovych danylek severin volodymyrovich kryska yaroslav andreyovych okrymchuk serhiy mykhailovych to the performers of the khoreya kozatska band for the audio album of songs of the ukrainian revolution nazarenko mykhailo yosypovych literary expert for the book except kobzar an anthology of ukrainian literature in two parts portnikov vitay eduardovych to the journalist for journalistic articles and performances of the last years the whole of iryna andriyivna to the director for the documentary film the earth is blue like an orange, where is this presidential decree , so we congratulate all shevchenkovska laureates awards of the 23rd year and, of course, special grenades, we express to our colleague vitaly the tailor, a brilliant publicist and intellectual, but we congratulate everyone and thank our employees, not employees, representatives of the culture

mat ives loves the song so much his life-long friend tara phillips gave him a t-shirt for his birthday won a million dollars and it was a simple t-shirt but that's how matt is. like he is full of joy. >> reporter: tara's video went viral, too, and guess who saw it. >> i know you, brother man i know you you are my favorite video all year. >> i love you. >> of you in appleby's. >> reporter: walker hayes invited matt and tara to a show. he signed matt's t-shirt and then asked matt to sign his. >> there wasn't a dry eye in the whole area so it was just like so fun to watch him asking his dream come true. >> reporter: that might have been the end of the story, but then three weeks ago walker randomly spotted matt at the minneapolis airport. >> he recognized me and he's like, hey, matt. >> reporter: they made a plan, walker bringing his family to an appleby's in minnesota. >> come on, bro. >> come on, bro. >> how are you ♪ >> reporter: this week w walker surprised his friend agagain. >> i think there's somebody else who wants to join us. >> y yay whwhat's up, y'all. >> how are you doing >> w

why did taras say this? on the air of our voice of america briefing program, it seems to me quite qualitatively as the president that we need such an understanding of the guarantee and how this process will take place, this scenario that you voiced, so what what is happening to those cities that are bombarded by the russians, nato will cover them with its troops, whatever will happen, and we are talking about the fact that while ukraine is at war, this is a formal chanson, we do not need something conditional , we need real guarantees for today , the main guarantee is the armed forces, i would say that we are already compatible, secondly, if we are talking about the so-called nato standards , let's look at which countries are nato members, which i am now, how far they meet these standards, it seems that even before the full-scale invasion, we were at the same level of the average nato member country on the practical level of tactical compatibility . let's face it, a lot has changed over the years, and of cou

and why did he not want to award it and did not award it as they demand it our legislative acts on tarasrthday, march 9. this is more of a question for the president's office, but what was heard in the press was that someone from the president's office did not like the lavraats, apparently your colleague in italy did not like him because he is an independent journalist some people didn't like the other laureates, i heard a lot of comments about other options, and maybe some of these comments are not related to vitaly to some of the other laureates. maybe they were kind of right and i understand that it's difficult to be liked by everyone, and publicists, writers, people-creators, someone likes someone no, but i am the decision of an independent committee, and there is a law, and the law simply had to be implemented. and now the president has done it, it can only be congratulated. by the way, we always said that the president's proposal was an idea to hold additional nominations are related to wartime creativity , and this decree, which we read with you , deals with the issue of the taras

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