>> uh-huh. >> tara's friends say their group, including tara, didn't usually drink or do drugs. >> as far as going to parties and drugs and alcohol, it wasn't really something that was like her. >> but still, this was high school and they weren't exactly shocked that tara wanted to try something illegal. >> i told her that's a stupid idea. >> and you left it at that? >> yeah, and she didn't really want to be talked out of it. >> i think everyone kind of knew it was kind of a bucket list type thing for her. i mean, she was really into the beatles and they obviously talk about that kind of thing in their songs. >> reporter: that weekend started like so many for teenagers. tara's friend came over for their friday night sleepover, and the two girls spent the night doing their own thing in the basement. >> i could hear the girls down there laughing, but i didn't want to go down there and talk to them. >> invade their privacy? >> yeah. >> reporter: the next morning, tom and mai let the girls sleep in and quietly left the house for a basketball game with tara's little sister. they assumed ev

tara. what do _ world. thank you very much for that. tara, what do you _ world.ery much for that. tara, what do you think _ world. thank you very much for that. tara, what do you think is _ world. thank you very much for that. tara, what do you think is going - world. thank you very much for that. tara, what do you think is going on l tara, what do you think is going on here? there has clearly been a lot of tense negotiation going on within the security council this afternoon. at the same time that the defence secretary is anyjerusalem, what is the us position tonight, do you think? i the us position tonight, do you think? ~' the us position tonight, do you think? ~ ,, ., , , think? i think the us has been put in a very difficult _ think? i think the us has been put in a very difficult situation - think? i think the us has been put in a very difficult situation as - think? i think the us has been put in a very difficult situation as of i in a very difficult situation as of late given the benjamin netanyahu's behaviour and some of the comments that he has made. yo

taras. mr. oleg, very briefly, and what a way out, he has soon the world economic forum will be held in davos, maybe it will be possible to talk to certain people there, that is, we need to act somehow, the war is going on now, so look, look, look, well, we are absolutely aware of you, i have talked about it more than once. this is how you can increase the revenues of the state budget, elementary, please completely, absolutely all taxes are local to the state budget, bring to the local level only what is necessary for survival, such as financing doctors and teachers, which sit on the local budget and minimum funds for housing and communal services, i.e. the first step is complete, complete centralization of state finances in one place, we are immediately with you... higher revenues of the state budget, well, here i support you, a really good idea, if you need to find money, transfers there will not be tiles for sure, because there will be nothing to do it with, and everyone dear, yes, i can talk

taras. mr.leg, very briefly, what kind of exit should take place soon. economic forum in worldwide widow, maybe it will be possible to talk with certain people there, that is, we need to act somehow, the war is going on now, so look, look, look, eh, well, we are absolutely aware of you, i have talked about it more than once, so you can increase revenues of the state budget, elementary, please , completely, absolutely all taxes are local to the state budget, bring to the local level only what is necessary for survival, such as... financing of doctors and teachers, which sit on the local budget and minimal funds for housing communal economy, that is, the first step is complete, the complete centralization of state finances in one place, we will immediately increase the revenues of the state budget with you, well, here i support you , a really valid opinion, if money is needed, it will not be accurate to move the tiles, because there will be nothing for it to do, and everyone dear, yes, i can talk

tara?— a goodwill store in virginia and what, tara? a ., ., , ., what, tara?my husband and i - what, tara? as someone who is an antique, my husband and i like i what, tara? as someone who is an antique, my husband and i like to i what, tara? as someone who is an i antique, my husband and i like to do this as a pastime. i found the story to be compelling. this woman finds a beautiful vase that she paid only $4 for as a goodwill store, finds out it was actually made by a very famous italian glass—maker and was worth tens of thousands of dollars more than that. she took it to an auction house, went on a facebook page for people who collect antique glass and someone offered her 15, 20 grand for it. it went for $107,000. good for her. i’m grand for it. it went for $107,000. good for her-— good for her. i'm always trying to do that, my _ good for her. i'm always trying to do that, my wife _ good for her. i'm always trying to do that, my wife will _ good for her. i'm always trying to do that, my wife will tell- good for her. i'm always trying to do that, my wife will

there is already taras, mr. taras on your screens. mr. taras, we congratulate you. congratulations. the welt publication says that ukraine is preparing a counteroffensive, which zaluzhny himself planned, and this counteroffensive will take place this summer. in 2024, somehow, in general, foreign publications are voicing different plans at odds, you no longer know whose plan to believe, or the one that sounds the best to the ears, or the one that is the worst and the most frightening to be ready , what do you say about it, or do we have the strength, the ability to launch a counteroffensive in the summer, and well, i'll start with the fact that it's actually very good that.. . that the western media, the expert environment is so actively discussing completely different scenarios, different options for the development of events, which are connected with the continuation of how the ukrainians take their territories from the russian invaders, because this means that, well, all these russian fairy tales of propaganda and the kremlin , and that everyone there is tired, no one wants to hea

taras, we have to let you go already, taras zagorodniy, political scientist, managing partner of the group, has already been in touch with us, and we pass the word to anya eva melnyk, who is ready to share with you a fresh selection of news , the news editor has already prepared, so anna, tell me what will be in this issue. good afternoon, colleagues, thank you for your work, the news team will work on the most relevant events for the moment , stay with us. a historic event, the european council adopted the decision to create a ukrainian fund of 50 billion euros for 2024-2027.

taras, they were warned by taras hryhorovych, they did not want to listen to the slaves of the footstool. the mud of moscow, he gave them a collective assessment, they did not understand mr. taras, thank you for participating in our program . dmytro kupyra, executive director of geo, the center of civic representation of life is in touch with us. good afternoon, mr. dmytro, my greetings, i wish you health. mr. dmytro, we are told that in the second, well, second in number, according to sad statistics, after actual direct military operations, mortality is precisely related. and with the heart, this is an overlap, this, we were so sick, and from such sick people entered the war zone, or was it the military actions that intensified this side, thank you for your question and attention to this problem, you know, i would not, so to speak, clearly separate what is really being discussed, we simply do not include the issue of military casualties, because, first of all , knowledge about this is limited. the number of people in the country should be this way during this period, and we just want th

taras, congratulations, glory to ukraine, good morning, glory to the heroes, but why did it suddenly become so crowded on the horizon, why did adults suddenly defend it? ukrainians began to worry about some ratings and began to measure themselves by them. you know, i don't remember for a long time whether there was a requirement of ukrainian legislation that sociological services always show who was the customer of sociological research, if they published who was the customer of sociological research, i think there would be fewer questions about who it is for whom interesting, you know. it is anonymous, and, but we can go by the saying, if the stars light up, someone needs, uh, yes, therefore , well, well, look, while ukrainians, of course , 80% of ukrainians are now against holding elections, but this situation can change, maybe to change if, for example, mr. zaluzhnyi, conditionally speaking, will be fired. and it can change dramatically, and do you assume that this scenario, in addition to the theoretical one, can have a practical dimension during the actual escalation along the e

taras, for your analysis.s zagornik, managing partner of the national anti-crisis group, was a guest of our morning broadcast. svoboda mornings with you, let me remind you, every weekday from 9:00 to 9:00, to be more precise, and we are here on youtube, on the radio svoboda channel, as well as in on the air of the tv channel, join in the comments, share these videos, it is very important that even more people learn about what is happening, my name is. nekrecha, i and the entire svoboda ranok team wish you a peaceful day, see you soon. it's 10 o'clock on the clock, it's time to find out what 's happening in ukraine and the world at this time, khrystyna parubiy is working in the studio. the russians killed two people in the kherson region, and injured eight others. the region was shelled 117 times per day, almost 700 shells were fired, including 43 at kherson. the occupiers fired mortars, artillery, hails, tanks, aviation and drones - said the head of the region oleksandr prokudin. russia. medical institutions w

if we have already talked about taras stepanenko, this is his story, that at the moment there are noons at all about the extension of his contract in six months, the contract ends, well, for now. it is not even clear who can replace taras, because nazarina is released there for some penny minutes, well, potentially yes, nazarina, it is possible that bondarenko can play taras stepanenko so much lower in this position, but the fact that taras’s contract is not renewed, and he speaks about it publicly, it even looks strange somewhere, because now the emphasis is on sudakov, but sudakov, well, again, i believe that he is still raw for the top championship, the fact that now the peer managers are working for him there and will tell you now. what is up to a billion again , the transfer value is now estimated by a miner, it’s just those insiders who are currently working, let’s say in the media market to the ukrainian, it is their opinion and it is their opportunity and opportunity to raise the price for sudakov, so i think that it is necessary to focus on the leaders, and taras stepanenko

taras stepanenko is still in this position, but the fact that the contract with taras is not renewed,e speaks about it publicly, it even looks strange somewhere, so that now the focus is on sudakov, but as for sudakov , well, again, i think that he is still raw for the top championship, the fact that now his peer-managers are working there and now they are telling that, again, his value is up to a billion there the transfer company is now valued by a miner, it’s just those insiders who are currently working, let’s say... yes, in the ukrainian media market, it’s their opinion and it’s their opportunity and opportunity to raise the price for sudakov, so i think it’s still necessary focus on the leaders, but taras stepanenko for today, perhaps the strongest ukrainian football players in our championship, then let's go to the champions league , the europa league, shakhtar still continues its struggle for the coefficients of ukraine, and zorya luhansk, let's say, slammed the door loudly, they played against the icelandic team 4:0, well, a good result, that's all, but again... i look at the

taras, why are they delaying, and once again, poland was mentioned today, which says that through the mouth of the minister of foreign affairs of poland, ukraine. must win this war, but so far they are delaying what is the pause and whether will these security guarantees help us win? well, here you have to understand that when we talk about security guarantees and generalize the countries of western europe, it is important to remember that with each country we conduct individual negotiations, individual consultations from the point of view of what kind of guarantees they can provide us with security, well, specifically, how can they help us? situation, if again the security of ukraine will be under threat and we will need some military assistance. it is clear that in each specific country there is it has its own internal, internal agenda, with which it must measure our requests, and where we turn to them. it is clear that some countries are not ready economically, yes, how to provide certain guarantees, because, well, when we talk about security guarantees, it is clear that the first

taras tells how much operations were carried out by border guards side by side with the armed forces convinced in the battles, such success was achieved thanks to the patriotism and solidarity of the soldiers, their physical endurance. this is how coordinated the work of these unmanned systems is with the work of the mkk-19 grenade launcher, which is an american grenade launcher. that's enough guys. learned to work there in a week with the program, and worked on the composition of ammunition, muscovites, worked normally, destroyed the personnel - their units, the next day already with mortar calculation, the same unmanned aerial vehicles destroyed and damaged tanks, but in this video our soldiers will capture the russian occupiers, including former prisoners. taras says that there were cases when the russians... did not lay down their weapons under the pressure of our soldiers, mainly the storm unit worked opposite us, it is called the moskals, then their 57th brigade, mechanized, and these bearded guys, akhmat is also in our area worked, well, those who were taken prisoner, among th

let us pay our respects, taras gren, an officer of the armed forces of ukraine, a military journalist and photographer, since 1994, a correspondent of the newspaper of the western operational command of the army of ukraine, served in military service in various... positions in units of the military press, later joined the ranks of the armed forces in 2014, when the maidan began, even before that, i was one of such a military journalistic team that predicted the invasion of russia even before, and we saw simply from the information leaks, from the information work, that russia is very strongly pursuing an aggressive policy and washing the cities of its citizens. today, the profession of a military journalist is extremely important, because thanks to its representatives, we learn quickly and verified information from the front. i serve in army from the very beginning of the creation of the ukrainian state, and here it would be better to say that i was motivated not to leave the army, because , frankly speaking, until 2014, ukrainian society simply wiped its feet on its army, no one paid

colleagues, taras, thank you, taras kucherenko spoke about the central bank’s decision on the key ratein russia , a register of sustainable practices for regions may appear, thanks to which the subjects will become easier to create. new social and environmental programs, all this year our tv channel has been introducing you to how life is changing in the regions today in these areas, and today we are ready to sum up the green transition project, right now about what the subjects, and business, and, of course , have achieved , residents, all together, hello, this is a green transition on the russia 24 tv channel, here we are talking about sustainable development and concern for the environment, people and responsible management. the accounts chamber proposed creating a register of best practices in sustainable development goals that the regions have developed. in which federal subjects? sg transformation is going faster and what projects are the emphasis on? all this year we have been introducing you to the practices that russian regions are already using today, showing 15 clear example

this time, i will let tara go first. for 2024. >> i think that donald trump will probably be the republican nominee, but i do think that if for some reason, he is not, he'll take the party down with him. he'll demand a write in campaign, hate claimed fraud and his own party, and that the republicans will end up having to deal with the repercussions of that. >> okay, all right, jennifer, what is your prediction for 2024? >> i would say trump is already taking the republican party down with him. my prediction is that while it is probably going to be an ugly year in politics, that in the end, democracy will win, and joe biden will be in charge of the white house. >> last but certainly not least, basil smikle, your prediction for 2020, for just one. >> young people will say this, for all of these attacks on p 12 education, whether it was recent attacks, there are young students that are engaged, motivated, mobilize, and even though they get counted out a lot, right now, when we think about when and where their energy is, the

taras. glory to heroes. i congratulate you.l, it is difficult to talk with orban in europe, but it looks like zelenskyi may try to hold another such conversation, although not at the border and not in brussels, but behind by the ocean as far as argentina. because... he went to the inauguration of the new president of argentina, and there is an assumption that he will hold several different meetings there, he will also meet with other presidents, in particular with the prime minister of hungary viktor orbán, on the eve of this summit, which we mentioned. what are your predictions, how important and effective can this trip to argentina be? well, actually, if you're talking about the trip to argentina and, well, in a broad sense , the president's visit to this region, it's actually important from the point of view of what we're trying to do to establish relations with the key countries of the so-called global south, this is a strategic foreign policy initiative, which is actually important for us from the point of view of our fore

taras, congratulations, glory to ukraine. i congratulate you, glory to the heroes. salam aleikum. well, summing up this week, literally on december 29, literally yesterday, we experienced a large-scale, the largest attack on the territory of our country, by missiles. drones, and many believe that this may be putin's response to the destruction of novocherkassk for a rather daring attack in general on feodosia and crimea. i am not a supporter of such an opinion, because it seems to be leads us to think about whether it is even worth stepping in and aiming for that place? actually no, it's worth it, it's worth doing your job and... putin is shelling ukraine simply because he can do it, as you can see the development of the situation around crimea during the last week and possibly even throughout the current year. well, first of all, i completely agree with you that it is absolutely wrong to consider what happened to us this morning, so this massive attack by russian terrorists using, well, almost all means of destruction, except maybe calibers, yes, although it is reported. the sout

there is already taras, mr. taras, on your screens. sir taras, congratulations. congratulations.ion welt says that ukraine is preparing a counteroffensive, which zaluzhny actually planned, and this one will be. about the onset of the summer of 2024 , somehow foreign publications are announcing different plans in advance, you don't know whose plan to believe, or the one that sounds best to the ears, or the one that is the worst and most frightening to be prepared, what do you think about it will you tell me whether we have the strength to mount a counteroffensive in the summer.

taras , to you, mrs. lyudmila, was there such an event and how did you learn about it, how could you tell what kind of event it is on st. nicholas, how it differs from vertep, for example, for those people who, unfortunately, did not have such possible, their parents did not pass it on to them, because there was a soviet government that destroyed ukrainian traditions in every possible way, well first of all, we had... as in a christian family, we knew about st. nicholas of merliki, who once lived there for more than 1,000 years, and he gave away all his possessions and began to take care of the poor people, that is, he did them good, saw , for example, a family that needed some funds, i don't know or something, he helped, tried to help, because he was from a rich family, in fact, in one song, it's about that, that's what i always remembered for...' which is supposed to be at night, then from 18 to 19, that nicholas is supposed to come and bring presents, we wrote, each child wrote a letter , put it there

taras hryn believes that our victory is possible thanks to the cooperation of the army, civilians and authorities. we must... get used to the fact that we are members of a great, beautiful, strong, ukrainian people, and our state is our state, not someone else's state , we rule here, we dispose of our taxes that we paid, and the money that we earn, and our freedom, where we will live, we have to understand it, what kind of... wonder in the world is the news, then maria gave birth to a son. and when she gave birth, she laid a pure virgin in the manger, and when she... she gave birth, she laid in the manger, a pure virgin, and joseph is an old man, standing above the manger, to jesus christ. ok, the summit is closing, and maria swaddles, hugs to the heart, sleep, jesus, my son. and mary swaddles her, holds her close to her heart, sleep, jesus, my son, oh, the triplets were coming. with gifts, and behind them from a star, with shells, a virot came out, tai asks, tai invites to his place, where are you going, a virot came out, and asks, and invites to him, where. and you go, what are we d

taras , for coming to our studio, taras rad , a political scientist, was with us, thank you, dear viewersth us, lesya vakulyuk and andriy saichu, they worked in this studio for you 7 days, see you in a week, but anna eva will be in our studio right now from the press melnyk, and before she starts telling you the news, i want to thank you again for the fact that you and i collected 30,800 hryvnias today. thank you for this, see you, pa-pa. greetings, dear viewers, it's time to learn about...

taras, i am glad see. good day.ow important is this step of renewal, renewal of public declaration, and the most important thing is who can get access to... only on the one hand, the restoration of declaration was a requirement for our european integration, accordingly , we had to restore it so that it suited our partners. on the other hand, precisely access to the register of declarations, its transparency , is what society needs in order to exercise control over the authorities, in order to understand what is happening, and at the same time, this procedure is necessary for the zk to... carry out its activities both directly, that is, to analyze the lifestyle of civil servants, and to search for hidden conflicts of interest in the decisions of officials in connection with what position they hold and with whom you are related to point of view of objects of regulation in accordance with the position and whose declarations will be inaccessible for public access? well, for now, the story is such that a number of points

what did he say, tara? he basically said that the sons, if, if the $12000000000.00 package did not pass for this aid for you, praying through the congress, then there would be boots on the american boots on the ground. and i and uncles and sons would be dying, you know, so you'll get kids, your families are going to be on the hill. they don't send this money right here, right? i mean, it was ridiculous. it was over the top step and i kind of rhetoric is just alienating the burden. and i think the resume is, is really showing it's desperation by the answer of rhetoric just of the last 3 days before vladimir putin announced his intentions. yeah. yeah. so i think that there's a lot of fear because you have, you know, a lot of, he's not isolated, right. lot of, or if it is not isolated at all, the stations have not taken the effective expected. and ukraine is a mess and you know, and they bloss, unfortunately, a generation of mine this to the affordable proxy where the washington was trying to fight against the

taras, to our studio , glory to ukraine, glory to you, mr.as, actually about a certain unification carried out by the leader of russian fascism, putin, and the entire russian people, the whole, because he is all his supports, but they actually did a few things that we couldn't have hoped for, and you as a historian can confirm this, for example, we have never seen that. the political class could reorient all ukrainians so that they all wanted to join nato together. we did not believe in these numbers, only thanks to putin's war, suddenly everyone wanted to join nato, suddenly everyone wanted the european union. that is, he appeared to speak ukrainian. so a certain common denominator appeared, but only under external pressure, i mean , it is not known how it will be when the war ends, but whether it is religious. plan, actually a divided nation, part of which has an imperially infected brain completely with orthodoxy, plus the orthodox church of ukraine and the greek catholics, these are the three largest communities, adding here protestants a

and tara, it also appeals to other republican.ubervillle said those comments about immigrants being -- specifically immigrants from asia and africa making the country's blood impure. which is literally what hitler said. it is ruining the white purity. this is what trump believes. but it's also what other republicans believe, too. >> unfortunately yes. mara is right. we look at iowa, the recent polling that came out of iowa and the commentary when people were asked about his dictator remarks and things that he said. oh, my mom was like a dictator. i don't have any problem with that. good. jd vance went out there and tried to rationalize trump's comments to say, no, no, no, he didn't mean blood poisoning immigrants. no, immigrants are poisoning the blood because of fentanyl trafficking. stop this. this is absurd. but it's very scary because there are millions of people who are continuing to make excuses because they don't want to face the fact that they're okay with some of this stuff. >> you're right. >> they're all right. it's too

tara is back with us.make sense of what just happened for us. >> reporter: today, trump's lawyers came here to the courthouse behind me. this is the first department of the appellate division, the first level of appellate level in the court, and they were seeking to be heard by wednesday on this gag order so that trump can testify this coming monday. he'll be on the sand again, we have been told, on december 11th. he wants to be able to testify free from the restrictions of that gag order. the gag order that you mentioned doesn't apply to the judge at all but to his personnel. as you know, the primary focus of trump's ire is the judge's principal law clerk, who he has accused of being a partisan hack and whispering in the judge's ear to cast the trial as one of severe partisan bias against donald trump. they walked into the clerk's office this afternoon. they met a woman named lauren, as in bacall, holmes as in sherlock, as she told the press assembled. she's a court attorney who told trump's attorney your

you just know tara setmayer will have something to say about that. no jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. >> we begin this morning with the israel-hamas war, where the israeli military is intensifying its attacks on southern gaza after a week long pause in fighting came to an end. the idf says within just the last 24 hours, it struck more than 400 targets across the gaza strip with airstrikes, tank fire, and its navy. according to the hamas-run health industry in gaza, that least 200 palestinians have been killed since the fighting resumed. secretary of state antony blinken in dubai yesterday blamed hamas for ending the seven-day pause, and the white house says it's working with israel and qatar to broker a another pause in fighting with hamas. meanwhil nbc news has learned that three months ago, israeli military analysts have learned their superiors to a serious plan to sign to start a war by hamas mitants, but their concerns were dismissed by eir superiors, according to this really from individual familiar tter. cells reporting from new y

this is real fights to dismantle the homeless tara tara is infrastructure. industrial journalist st. e circle in jerusalem followed the press conference. i spoke with him earlier. so the secretary austin was talking not only about the humanitarian aid that has to go in to the gaza strip and not only about the palestinian lives, but he was also talking the specifically about the subject. those strikes that isn't as to adopt the surgical strikes. that has been closed, the talks between the parties and they went into the teams from a how the next stages it should be. at the same time austin was saying this doesn't give is around any deadlines. and this was also reiterated by you off balance himself, is that he was saying that there is no a ticking clock, and that the is really operation a will continue it, but they have agreed to a further have a closer coordination with the continuing of the campaign and he said that america is giving advice to this early is and a go around to a saying that they're listening to the advice. so they're listening to their advice, argue saying, then sammy,

taras, we congratulate you, good day, mr. taras, one way or another, we are currently discussing zaluzhny's briefing a lot, such a rather unexpected commander-in-chief was very, very invisible in the media and quite so, so to speak inconspicuous and inert, well, if you don't take into account his presence alone in social networks and a series of publications in the west. to the press, in particular to the economist, but in general we can say that he was not very media-friendly and stingy for some of his media appearances, but yesterday a whole briefing, why do you think it came to such a point that the commander-in-chief held a huge briefing , and the hard-working man didn't have to hold any briefings, and the whole country knows what he does, well, the hard-working man, like me more than once. he said a long time ago turned into such a kind of ukrainian national myth, and he did not need media activity in principle anyway, well , it is enough to look at how many songs have already been created about zaluzhny himself in folk

big thoughts and seeing wow, so sing wise in the area of hon. units, you have tara infrastructure and come on centers that in well, seen, was not above ground. he's on the ground. no, i don't want to elaborate where and how and what we know in terms of intelligence, this is not the place to talk about such things in the media. all job is to find san juan and kill him. get a single video over to or are they at e? w spoke to marina miran, she's a military analyst and research fellow with kings colored london's war studies department and asked her about the whereabouts of yes, yes, in law and the legality of killing him instead of capturing him if he's found it is difficult to say because there are quite several people that the idea is softer and the israel intelligence is trying to locate them. and obviously you will know that com eunice is a how much stronghold, so perhaps they are targeting also as there is not just the idea of send bar, there is also a possibility that even if it is sort of our home that he's not waiting there for the idea of he could have escaped through egypt becau

mark madsen catching up with stanford women's head coach tara vanderveer. hundredth meeting between number nine stanford and cal brooke dimitri deep three beats the first quarter buzzer stanford up five after one. third quarter. they're rolling cameron brink tough basket two of her 13 stanford wins the pac 12 opener 7851. the 40 niners played the commanders on sunday. san francisco can secure the nfc's top seed with wins at washington and next week at home against the rams. >> but i remember losing three in a row earlier in this week. earlier this year. and you know our guys came back strong. and it's the same mentality every week. it's just about getting better every single day and executing on sunday. you got to get back to work, get right back to work. you know what i'm saying? like we can't let this, you know, affect our confidence as a team. we know who we are. we got to come back on a short week and go on the road in a big game and find a way to win one game in a radio interview with 95.7 the game, recently retired astros and former longtime giants ma

and during. of all our broadcasts devoted to crimea, taras zhovtenko, international security expertm initiative foundation, candidate of political sciences and member of the public council at the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, expertly analyzed the situation with us, i would probably like to return a little to reality and show how the northern part of the crimean peninsula looked literally these days. in dzhankoya, and despite the fact that regular flights arrive there, we simply see an unprecedented movement of military equipment towards the mainland of southern ukraine. unfortunately, the russians are still, well, let's say not enough, hindered by the flights organized by the defense forces, in particular in this area. i firmly understand that getting the ukrainian south is now just critically important for them, well, critically it is important, and... the most important thing in crimea is not only the basing of troops or equipment there, logistics, it is still working, i think that this is the task that our, our military leadership sets for itself for the next year, yes

after a 7 day ceasefire between a moss and israel hostilities have reserved to the hum us army of tara in the gaza strip, violated the terms of the agreed framework and launched the rocket fire at his right communities. having chosen to hold on to women, how mos will now take the mother of old, some pigs for to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin to day considering the legacy of henry kissinger, the former us secretary of state under us president richard nixon, died on thursday. at the age of 100. a sin terri considered one of the most influential and controversial figures of the cold war of the 20th century. phrased for his staunch opposition to communism, derided for tolerating the abuses of military dictatorships, a master practitioner, you can say a re, i'll pull the take, good or bad. it earned him a nobel peace prize for helping in the vietnam war. others accused him of orchestrating war crimes. along the way, kissinger was a leader of the taunt with the soviet union in the 1970s. he struck deals aimed at limiting

priscilla thompson, and tara setmayer, thank you.ley parker you're going o'stick around. >>> we're following two big stories with potentially mass political implications. the former speaker of the house said he is leaving congress. >>> former president trump's legal trouble in georgia might just have gotten more complicated. that new report saying his former vice president is on the witness list. we'll explain in 60 seconds. list we'll explain in 60 seconds. a few years ago, i came to saona, they told me the no electricity on the island. we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. >>> former house speaker kevin mccarthy is leaving congress before his term is up and just two months after he was ousted as speaker. here's part of his announceme

these ro says it remains committed to its goal of illuminating a mass which is regarded as a tara group by multiple countries around the world. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people have been told to relocate to so called sites sites . but the un says no way and gaza is safe. the survivors sift through the rubble of a destroyed home. struck by his randy, me, sobs in the early hours of the morning. the commander with her 2 people inside the house. 20 of them were children. that's true, we don't know what happened to us in the fire. here's all of the collapse on top of us. none of us made it a completely ok. everyone is hearts anatomy. look for the united nation. says almost 1900000 guys and so flat their home since the war began. many wind up here in san eunice. now guys, the 2nd largest city is a possible ground. israel says it's operating against comma strongholds and besides and both sides report that the fighting is fierce, leaving civilians with nowhere to go. all my senior colleagues have been very clear, including the secretary general saying there is no, there is no, there a

well, let's not get more on what's happening on the ground and gaza. tara a couple of them drains me from rafa and southern garza tarik. we've been hearing about these attacks some jamalia took us through what you've been hearing from now over the last few hours. yes, the tax on the value of refugee camp was really very deadly today as posting years have been killed in separate strikes that had been conducted earlier and just before a couple of hours into value refuge account, which had been on the east very intense bombardment. and according to eye witness on the ground that they told us that they have been hearing and experiencing mass explosions that is ready for us as a conduct seeing in these areas that had completely become an area of operations for the is where the military and the expansion of the military attacks and gauze, and also these attacks continued and all the parts of the church. we are talking about the middle areas and the southern part time eunice, and only time you to city around 15 palestinians have been killed alongside with 15 . others endeavored by a town in

i had the 20081 by tara attacks. i left more than a 170 people dead. at 300 wounded, archie got a chance to speak with the survival. who was 9 years old of the time. she says that the suspect should be sent to india to face justice. have disappeared to a restaurant and brand name to india, and tanya streaming? yeah, it's wrong that has been released terrace last name. should the spanish understand, go to south or from tara, the accountant of 3 days mark, and a lot of stafford, we know my requested that he should be wrote to me today, and this pony shed for his crimes is and don't do that. the suspect to how we run a is a pack the sadie national, who was granted canadian citizenship. he was a suspect could of conspiring to commit tara to eczema by and denmark, and was sentenced in the united states to 14 years in prison. in 2013, he was released after subbing half that time in 2020 on compassionate grounds at the testing positive cobit, he was late that reinvested the mid india's expedition request. the survivor w capital tal on told us how the combined

traditions really existed in ancient times and they show and develop them, and in principle , i call tarasonichenko my master and teacher who introduced me to this ethnic world, and in principle, with taros kompanichenko, we founded and also with nina matvienko we founded the country of dreams there in ancient times and the fathers are all there, well, traditions, rituals and we showed it and i just realized that i , as an artist who sings just my songs, traditional songs, i don't have enough power to really, really do this work on the scale of the state, to change, well, to move those grandfathers of frost and crocodilians they they azhmit and that's what happened with the war so very so. very much, and now it's a trend, and i want to show, well, a tradition, in order to develop, develop, well, a ukrainian song, you need to know where it comes from, huh, yes, you said sokyrenskyi vertepa, what other regions will be represented, well, it 's one day, we can't show carpathian carols, well, we'll show them, we'll have them there, i'm not strong. specialist, you need to invite taras kompanchen

we fire 12 sizes of cannon, the tara is twice to be full of civilized color. the people see like the gods flayed from a t. m a b a to take as tall guards off to the next. you won't be the looking to move. what was i'm going to go, which i know was a windows a k i t the cc. imagine. thank you. oh wow. what would i be on? could someone when you go down? they do to then you why key the move, what else? they just don't have to shape house after kids and engagement trails. when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look for common ground the it's amazing what can happen over the course of a few months, not long ago buying was in paddic the us with back to craig as long as it takes. now it is as long as we can, what happened? no doubt, the regime and 2 is taken down. the, the testimony is the gathered by human rights monitor year old med confirm palestinian civilians were subject to torture well in id, up to tension in guantanamo like conditions, media outlets share their own evidence. they asked us to meet our needs for over 5 hours and stuff like t

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we filed 12 sizes of cannon, the tara is twice to be full of civilized color. the people of the, like the gods flayed from up to that they appeared to take as tall gods of supernatural. b 2 was i'm going to go with that. no windows. okay. i see the cc. imagine thank you. oh wow. what would i be on? could someone when do they do to then you why key the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images presented is 1st. can you see through their illusion going underground, can the early 1880 brands decided to subjugate madagascar. however, the mother got the king to refuse to submit it $1883.00. during the 1st franco mail, i guess a wars the friend sent a punitive expedition to force submission on the island. the aggressor ships brutally bombarded the coastal settlements. the invaders managed to forcefully impose control over and madagascar and external a

taras, how can you help valeria?utritionists, gynecologists, that is... there should be such a comprehensive approach. tell me, taras, can valeria go straight from our studio to the hospital? yes, of course, i don’t see any problems in this. valura, will you go for treatment? yes, sure. evgeniya, and you, for your part , can support valeria, and of course, maria. of course, i in turn ready to help. maria, are you happy? that your daughter finally agreed to treatment? i’m very glad, incredibly glad, i was waiting for this, if with your permission i couldn’t do this for so long for my sweetie. yes, this is the right decision, i believe that everything will work out for you, everything depends on you, we wish you health, thank you very much and we will definitely follow your progress in treatment. immediately from our studio, valeria and her mother go to the clinic in an ambulance, accompanied by psychotherapist taras klimanov. upon arrival, the doctor escorts you patient into the ward. valeria still can’t believe what’

mark madsen catching up with stanford women's head coach tara vanderveer.dredth meeting between number nine stanford and cal brooke dimitri deep three beats the first quarter buzzer stanford up five after one. third quarter. they're rolling cameron brink tough basket two of her 13 stanford wins the pac 12 opener 7851. the 40 niners played the commanders on sunday. san francisco can secure the nfc's top seed with wins at washington and next week at home against the rams. >> but i remember losing three in a row earlier in this week. earlier this year. and you know our guys came back strong. and it's the same mentality every week. it's just about getting better every single day and executing on sunday. you got to get back to work, get right back to work. you know what i'm saying? like we can't let this, you know, affect our confidence as a team. we know who we are. we got to come back on a short week and go on the road in a big game and find a way to win one game in a radio interview with 95.7 the game, recently retired astros and former longtime giants manage