taras. good health, mr. taras, thank you for finding me. it's time for us, good day and glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, look, i just started with everything, that britain was quite often a model, and they said that in britain it is not like in france, there, there are black-skinned people, of a different religion , people have a perspective, they are not only taxi drivers in paris, they can be professors, they can be doctors of science, they can be in science, they can be in art, if they didn’t have... such problems as in europe, well, the british very often are not associated with europe, they say that this is europe, and this is britain, sorry, so what happened now, such a disturbance, well , obviously, two small girls died, we have no idea what the reasons were, what this guy wanted, what he had, what he wanted to prove, but why such a huge wave anti-immigrant at first, and now about... emigrant, because the streets are coming out and people are saying on the streets, on the contrary, we are glad t

already... because there are still many questions, unfortunately, there is no time. the formula of taras hryhorovych, whom you mentioned several times today, fight to fight, is a really effective formula, and obviously, this is what ukrainians should wish for today. this is definitely, for the ukrainian part, the most important part of the answer regarding our victory, this is the understanding that our strength is in our hands, this is the first thing, and this strength... is the national spirit, not the ak-47, not the s-300, not just anything, but if you have an indomitable spirit, you are the bearers, the authors of victory. viktor andriyovych ivchenko was with us, the president ukraine, thank you for being with us, listening, stay tuned, see you soon. tingling, numbness or crawling of ants in the limbs arise spontaneously and worry you. a special complex of active substances of dolgit antineuro helps to normalize the functioning of the nervous system. dolgit antineuro helps to return to usual activities, without tingling and numbness in the limbs. dolheit antinevro capsules - help fo

taras petrynenko. see this week in the collaborators program.pied donetsk region. on the territory of the dpr there is a state constitutional guarantee. how do traitors build political careers under the auspices of the kremlin? i express my support to the commander-in-chief. greetings, i'm olena kononenko, and this is the program of collaborators about traitors who are on call. hearts and wallets went to serve the russian occupiers. in today's issue, i will continue to talk about the bubble ministries that russia is creating in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine and about those who manage them. in the donetsk region , the rashists created 17 illegitimate ministries. some of them are under the control of russian tourers who have moved to the temporarily occupied territories, and some are managed by local traitors. they proudly call themselves... ministers of the dpr. one of them is mykhailo vasyliovych zhaltyakov, born in 1961, a native of kryvyi rih. he is an honored worker of culture of ukraine. we hope that all events planned by t

taras petrynenko. greetings, parents, do you know what to do if, god forbid, your child is lost, for example, in a crowded city, on the street, or in a shopping center? and do you explain to your child? what should she do in such a situation? as the long-term experience of the magnolia children's search service shows, unfortunately, not everyone knows these seemingly simple rules. yes, recently a nine-year-old girl got lost in kamianets podilskyi in khmelnytskyi girl. she was riding in a crowded bus with her mother. at some point, the crowd separated them, and the girl did not hear that she needed to leave and went on. only. when she got out of the terminal, she realized that her mother was not there. a concerned man noticed the frightened child and immediately called the police. law enforcement officers arrived at the scene, calmed down the girl and luckily quickly found her mother. in general, this story once again proves that a child can get lost at any time and anywhere and for completely different

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taras?n they talk about how ukrainians have changed in 33 years, it is important how ukrainians have changed in the last two or two and a half years of war, and we can best see this in the representative of the people, the people, the people of ukraine, who is undoubtedly president volodymyr zelenskyi , you know, in the 19th year, the victims of the supporters, well poroshenko himself, the president, then supporters of zelenskyi called him an armovir. army, language, faith, because this slogan was heard very often. today, we see that zelensky does not get out of such a military style. he now speaks everywhere only in the ukrainian language and emphasizes his patriotism and belonging to ukrainian culture and now also faith, i.e. the one who called tomos thermos, today actually signed an important law banning moscow orthodoxy in ukraine, i.e. actually this... today, armovir is to a certain extent also president zelensky, although, for example, there was such an incident in kyiv yesterday, some

so is tara, but jason. >> we have got stars, all-stars , all morning long. welcome to you both. jason, let's just start with the heart of the matter. at the end of the day, everything at a convention boils down to one important moment. let's listen to the that one important moment right now. >> on behalf of every american, regardless of party, race, gender, or the language your grandmother speaks, or on behalf of my mother, and everyone who has ever set out on their own, unlikely journey, on behalf of americans like the people i grew up with, people who work hard, chase their dreams, and look out for one another, on behalf of everyone whose story could only be written in the greatest nation on earth, i accept your nomination to be president of the united states of america. >> it all comes down to that moment. it crystallized, i think, in so many respects, that transition that everyone talks about, and you know, wrote about leading up to the convention, but she brought it home. donald trump was unserious, and she even said, an unserious man, but this was a serious moment for her.

hryhorovych, and we are talking about the time, the middle of the last century, taras hryhorovych's biggest dream was to publish a primer in ukrainian, everything, you know, it's heart -wrenching, we we only got our primer one and a half hundred years ago, before that we were given no liturgy, no right to speak our own language, no right to wear our own shirt, no... god forbid, if it sings, ukraine is not dead yet, well, magadan, magadan, and there are white ukrainian bones in the ceiling, all of them taiga and tundra, so actually, you know, i am proud of the fact that such torments, in general, i think, most nations would not have survived, and we also went through a difficult school. of our formation, we went through a great amnesia, when after the greatest tragedies, we had an eraser in our memory to erase everything, so that neither children nor grandchildren would remember the greatest human tragedies in europe, and in spite of everything, in spite of everything, you you know, we got to the edge, the edge of this abyss and... today we have become a state that everyone in the wo

taras and i urge all ukrainians to return to ukraine like this, because i have nothing against it.vietnamese and koreans, let's say, but i am against the fact that ukraine will simply not be ukraine anymore, but some kind of international vinaigrette, it's a shame, the main thing for us is to wait for the victory, which of course is special, well, of course, that it will happen, i absolutely all such faith is at some such level, well , such, i don't know, intuitive, our souls sing poems, but the ray of... faith has not gone out, god, save ukraine, lord, have mercy on us, sinful children, children are not strangers, our father, hear their sincere voice. god, save ukraine. and tell me, please, well, now, of course, well, the media has always been of great importance, and of course, the rules of good tone, they say that the media should always be quarreled, by the way, weather forecasters are always peppered and jokes are told about them, oh well things artists as well, but we understand why the media should quarrel, and why would you praise the media now , especially during the war,

taras, good morning, good morning, girls, taras admitted that he does not go without applause, i applaudwe will all applaud together what is it called what song is it recorded for? the video was recorded for a song under the title confession, i confess my love to my other half i wanted to say to my girlfriend, my wife girlfriend, she is also a girl, she is also a wife, she is my love for my spouse, taras, then you yourself have already moved on to this topic, let's remember. how 5 years ago, this year you celebrated such an anniversary date together with your wife marta danusevich, a famous opera singer in our country and not only, let's remember how it was, how you met, i say, a year goes by for two for men, in my case it's already 10 years, an anniversary, these are all jokes, yes okay, and it was so long ago that i can't even remember, okay, if we're talking seriously, we met in moscow at the bolshoi theater in russia, we worked there together, we auditioned together, we were on tour together, we performed, we most importantly... kiss you, i love you very much, i'll be home soon. tara

danielle smith, former senator doug jones and tara seth meyer. am jonathan capehart and this is "the saturday show. " ♪ >>> don't take your eyes off this presidential campaign, it is moving fast. this weekend vice president harris is holding meetings with her potential vp picks as an announcement is expected in the next few days. for his part donald trump is speaking at a campaign rally in atlanta this hour hoping to regain momentum the harris campaign has stolen from him. he is also ditching the next scheduled presidential debate on abc, september 10th, saying he has accepted a home turf debate on fox news on september 4th. harris' response, i'll be there on the 10th. first, i want to address trump's racist assertion that the vp "turned black." if you want to know just how black vice president kamala harris is just turn to page 101 of her 2019 book , "the truths we hold three" she writes on that time as california attorney general during last decades mortgage crisis the chairman ncp chairman and ceo of j.p. morgan chase. on the mind, harris writ

taras, glad to see you. good afternoon, geren slava. well, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy at the ukraine-24 forum outlined the current diplomatic situation when we are talking about potential negotiations with the enemy. so, putin is ready for a diplomatic end. provided that ukraine loses 30% of its territories. dialogue with such a person, our president said, is impossible. putin is ready diplomatically, as it were, but to give him 30% of our land, yes, and the day before , certain signals were received from the president of ukraine that the russians in principles can join the second peace summit, yes, well, it is potentially. this is hypothetical, we are not saying it will happen or not, well, but, so to speak, there is such a window of opportunity for our enemy, and taking into account what is happening on the battlefield now, maybe, maybe, the russians will change their negotiating style a little a position that actually doesn't exist, yes, because ultimatum after ultimatum from them, you have my word, mr. taras, come

in other words, taras hryhorovych wanted to say, ukrainians, if you do you want to find out where theof your misfortune is, where it is buried? this is russia, or the fifth column that is forming in ukraine, these bohdans, or the mad peters or vladimirs, or josephs, no, no, no, it is not as important as, and therefore every national movement we had, it essentially started with one slogan, away from russia, if you want to be happy, stay away from russia, don't go argument. that there is something cheaper, that there is something bigger, that there is something more accessible, away from russia, and therefore, when this picture in history... mykola grigorov felovoy, to whom for years they were not allowed to write, in the end this ukrainian genius reached a dead end, he invites his friends, sister, son-in-law, who still lived in the house, come to me tomorrow, i will show you how to write, they came, but this one is not realized ... talent, wait for me a minute, went to another room and shot himself, that is, i am leading to the fact that this independence, this sovereignty, this self-a

taras , a political technologist from abroad, is in touch with us. mr. taras, i congratulate you.es, have a good day. i still want to start with this, with this scandal that is spreading in social networks today, but here, as they say, you need to know the original data and the base, because there are a lot of rumors now, well, as always, curses, accusations , it is not known what, it is not known how, calls from business, and explain what kind of company there is, where it is and how, i explain what the matter is. and the ohmadit charitable foundation chose the zaporizhia firm bood technologie the winner of the tender for the repair of the hospital building, which was damaged by rocket fire in july. well, here it starts with the fact that there were many applicants, but they chose a company that offers to perform certain works at almost twice the price. from what she said, this company does not have all the necessary equipment, and the authorized capital is uah 500, in principle, it is not so well-known on the market and such things have already started before... which means that

taras, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear you. greetings, glad to see you too. would like you to tell our viewers a little about what this platform, which the minister of digital transformation talked about, can do. i think that you know much more about your iron child, so what is possible, what is special, what are the possibilities. well, the ratel h robotic platform has a wheel base of 2.5 by 1.4 m, a drive of 6x6 wheels, in fact three control systems, one of which is satellite, two backup, can to act as a moving point of a reb, in fact it can work as a reb, it can carry 650 kg on itself, accordingly, it is a reserve for two wounded, it can fit two stretchers in size, and... it can drag 2.5 tons, the control range is actually unlimited, given that there is a satellite control system, the operator can be anywhere in the world and the range is about 35 km, well, that is, as i understand it, the platform can protect itself from enemy fpvs that can hunt this platform, the communication range is unlimited , and the possibility the use of missions at night, how rel

ukrainian language, to have our own alphabet, to have our own writing, then remember the dream of taras hryhorovych, and we are talking about the time, the middle of the last century, the greatest dream of taras hryhorovych is you. to write a primer in the ukrainian language, you all know, it hurts the heart, we only got our primer one and a half hundred years ago, before that we were not given either liturgy or the right to speak our language, language, or wear your shirt, god forbid, if the not-yet-dead ukraine sings, well, magadan, magadan. and there , all this taiga and tundra are covered with white ukrainian bones, so actually, you know, i am proud of the fact that such torments are common, i think, most nations would not have survived, and we also went through the difficult school of our service against the greatest evil in the world, against russian fascism, against... the greatest chemical pure evil in general, which can be in today's history, this is the moscow occupation that is going through today ukraine. it became such a learning page for europe and the world, because if yo

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lessons of our liberation struggles, the lessons that our best minds teach, well, for example, like tarashryhorovych , shevchenko, when he writes this, addressing, it seems to me, that he stands behind ukrainians even today and saying this, my beloved country is innocent, i have this word. not guilty, every time, it surprises me where taras hryhorovych took such a deep, apt and pure word: my beloved country is not guilty, for which the lord punishes you, punishes you severely, for bohdan and for the mad peter, in other words, taras hryhorovych wanted to say , ukrainians, if you want to... find out where the root of your disaster is, where it is buried, is it russia, or the fifth column that is forming in ukraine, these bohdans, or the crazy petros or vladimirs, or josephs, no, no, no, no, it's not as important as you say, that's why every national movement that we had, it essentially started with... one slogan: stay away from russia, if you want to be happy, stay away from russia, don't argue , that there is something cheaper, that there is something bigger, that there is something more a

you know, stop tara, we need decisions. nation decisions that would allow keys to strike targets deep inside russia, using weapons supplied by western allies so far, restricted over the years. as a further escalation, well, marina mirror and is a military honest analyst at kings college london. we asked her about the russian attacks and they focused on ukraine's energy production. i think russia has been randomly attacking ukrainian energy and infrastructure throughout the war. from the very beginning i was limited degrees of success because of how sturdy, specifically, soviet infrastructure has been billed. so i think it's more of a continuation of what russia has been already doing, and it's quite a complex strike. what we have seen was a lot of missiles and drones being you some being fired from the caspian sea. therefore, i think that russia is preparing to degrade ukrainian energy infrastructure and how the winter, if we calculate the overhead damage, it's a 9 gigawatts that russia has taken them in, in terms of energy. that's half of the winter peak consumption for $23.00 for uk

hero of ukraine, taras mateviyev, is another ukrainian who went to defend the country back when thisalled ato. well, our colleague, a journalist, he worked at a tv channel or tvvi, so he worked at tvi, where i also had the honor to work once. andriy zholob, who is currently a traumatologist on your screens, but besides that, he is also an excellent interviewer and... actually, he did, he does such a program that is broadcast on radio halychyna fm halychyna, it's called without armor, now i'm not so modest to say, we can do it with andrii, this is the one here next to me, consider them the godfathers of this program, and we are glad that andriy joined the team of radio fm halychyna, and we are glad that this program comes out in this form and thanks to andriy, and in fact one of the programs is called stitching a pierced heart. a vascular surgeon at the front also received this grand prize, next, andrei, tell me, we congratulate you, first of all, what is this program about, which actually won the grand prix, and what is it about in general without armor, and without armor, i will sta

let's. now let's talk a little about it, we already have a guest, taras antoshevskyi, regional expert, historian, director of the religious information service of ukraine risu, and mr. taras, i suggest you and our viewers watch the material of our colleagues, who, let us remind you, what exactly is this path, what was that way of this were going, but what exactly is in this final document that will be presented to the deputies for consideration? there is, is he there for, or is that child still there, relatively speaking, in that tub, or in that bowl, let’s see, the bell floats, floats over russia, such a prayer sounded in the kyiv-pocharsk lavra in the fall of 2022 and... this became another signal to society's understanding that the moscow church is moscow, not only in name. at the same time, people's elected officials began work on draft laws to ban the uoc-mp in ukraine. in general, in the verkhovna rada registered 11 draft laws banning or restricting the activities of the uoc mp, among them initiatives numbered 8221, 8262. and 83-71. in november 2022, more than 30 people's deputi

tara attacks laid by homeless. is riley officials said they'd call he'd, for hon. no toddy was found in a tunnel in southern casa, he's the 1st hostage to be rescued, a live on the ground. arcada is recovered in a hospital where his medical condition is described as normal. i'm off his boat to be still holding around $110.00 hostages about the food have done a believe to be dead. he's riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu spike. we'd all cottage shortly after he arrived in the hospital making yahoo found to bring the remaining hostages home. the bolts of the sun cutting welcome home 400 copies. i congratulate these really army engine, but under another successful rescue operation, we're working tirelessly to bring all our hostages back. we're doing this in 2 main ways we can negotiations interested operations. both approaches require our military presence on the ground and continue with military pressure and a most. we will continue to operate in this manner until we bring home everyone. i'd like to welcome laura

group like is lubbock states, but not necessarily would it by a tara group like is lubbock state. what's the most common thing that happens? people here in germany, june perpetrators, mostly radicalized by the community, by social media, or are they really worrying strong links to all the type of groups? well, here is the bathrooms. the v happened the last couple of years after 2019 and the color fits destruction less problems with larger scale complex, organize the tax, or what it's called directed attacks. that means the perpetrator is in contact with the sly make state and gets instruction on how to prepare for this attack. so organized attacks, most caught in march directed attack, very likely what happened around the data space concepts because it turns out it was quite a complex lot which is unlikely to be just out of the minds of a 1917 and 15 year old. and then you have this in spite of taxed to me only in germany have to be content with inspired attacks until about 20202021. since that time we seen all the attack versions being really pushed by the so that makes it especi

ukrainian language, to have our own a vow, mother with... there is writing, remember the dream of taras, and we are talking about the time, the middle of the last century, the biggest dream of taras hryhorovych was to publish a primer in ukrainian, everything, you know, it hurts the heart, we only got our primer one and a half hundred years ago, before that... they didn't give us either liturgy, or the right to speak our language, our language, or wear our shirt, god forbid, if he sings, ukraine hasn't died yet, well , magadan, magadan, and there are white ukrainians bones in the ceiling, this whole taiga and tundra, so actually, you know, i am proud of the fact that such torment... in general, i think, most nations would not have survived, and we also went through the difficult school of our formation, we went through a great it's a shame when after the biggest tragedies, we had an eraser in our memory everything, so that neither children nor grandchildren remember the greatest human tragedies in europe, and in spite of everything... in spite of everything, you know, we got to the edge

well tara hunter, thank you both. good luck. we'll be rooting for you, hunter. bring home the gold and did the best he can for the united states were always in your corner. thank you. >> thank you. so much, guys. >> hey, i thank all of you for watching anderson cooper at 360 starts right now good evening former president trump is in the key swing state of arizona this hour receiving a potentially crucial endorsement and trying to take back the spotlight who democrats who were riding a wave of enthusiasm after their four-day national convention. >> former president's newest supporter is robert f. kennedy jr. the namesake of one of america's best-known democratic icon, who today suspended his independent presidential bid and did what no one in his famous family has ever done, embrace a republican

the real front program with taras berezovets every saturday at 21:30 on spresso. the verkhovna rada regularly adopts new laws but how do these changes affect our lives? we have analyzed the new decrees to inform you about the latest changes in ukrainian legislation. how do legislative norms change our lives, what should we prepare for? leading lawyers of the aktum bar association will answer these and other questions that concern ukrainians. watch every tuesday at 7:55 in the legal expertise program on the espresso tv channel. we continue the saturday political club, don't worry, it's almost here'. what time is an analyst waiting for you from vitaly portnikov, who will be added very soon, but for now we have the opportunity to talk with experts about those events that can change the situation in certain regions on the world map, a little more about the near east in the next few minutes. i would like to remind you that these days it was restless in iran, well , first of all, because... literally on july 30 , he was sworn in there after the early presidential electi

tara, seems to be like these two are connected. what you think? >> listen.he fact that kamala harris is on that stage standing next to him already gets under donald trump's's skin. so she already has a leg up there. he has never been fully prosecuted or cross-examined in front of the american people the way that kamala harris is about to do on september 10th. she is a career prosecutor, she is a woman and a woman of color. she is not going to take donald trump's nonsense. and she is very skilled at this. if anybody ever watched the way kamala harris prosecuted the case is when she was a senator, when she had those republican witnesses in front of her during the trump administration has a taste of what she is capable of. and donald trump's campaign is well aware of this, which is why they have been having these nonsense process arguments to try to go after the debate and the rules and it is an expectations game, because they are scared to death of how donald trump is going to behave on that stage. did we see? we also how he behaved at the national association

abc seven news reporter tara campbell was there as people asked questions about what's being done to fight crim. >> a packed church friday in oakland concerned community members gathered to hear from the mayor and police chief. what do you think it's going to take to reduce crime? >> money. >> money. more police officers. more of a real concerted effort. more from the community. get the community involved. >> and that's exactly what this series of town halls is all about. the city's public safety leaders taking questions one card at a time. up first questions about the police staffing shortage. >> one of the key pillars in regards to how we move forward with our budget, even though we had a huge deficit, was to ensure that we continue to have those police academies. >> what do you think can help reduce crime and make change in the city? >> reducing crime might be prosecuting more people. the people that run into stores and grab things and run are know that they're not going to be prosecuted. >> the police chief, speaking specifically to prosecution, saying working with prosecutors at

well, the taras hryhorovych festival will be traditional in the village of morentsi on august 17-18. here's what we know. who, whom will you bring, how many people are waiting for the mariners to stay after that. will the guests trample, eh, thank you, i’m very glad to be in your studio, our permanent information partners, it’s actually very sad without you, but it’s great with you, and yes, thanks for the question, morintsy will stay in place, and we’ve been without anyone for 10 years trampled, and people come, and they are greeted very cool by the locals, in fact, it's cool... such a duo, when there is a pilgrimage of ukrainians to shevchenko's compatriots, so everything will be in place, and indeed, today i joined to invite the public, those who see me, hear me, on august 17, 18 in morenka, and i think we will talk about the program a little later, but i am actually saying, tell me in detail what will be there, and i know i have a lot of time, so i will tell you. that this year we have invited a group of groups down from the headliners, the cossack choir, the telniuk sisters will

case, and no more actions there, they will not affect our state, well, in short, that i will say, taras tetskiv, about the international... situation, it seems to me that one of the most important, one of most important events and one of the most important aspects of this summer, which i don't know if it turns this chessboard upside down or if it seriously changes the balance of power and the arrangement of pieces on it, is that joseph biden decided for himself not to run, he passes kamala harris ahead, in whose ratings even seem to be increasing, and according to... which survey she can be ahead of donald trump. for ukraine. which means, if true, harris can beat trump, or he can't, but it will force the competition in a different context than it was from joseph biden. well, biden's decision in terms of the american election simply put the initiative in the hands of harris, and harris may indeed win the election. so far, the initiative is on her side. as for ukraine, well... you see, colleagues, it seems to me that biden's strategy regarding the russian-ukrainian war was outlined in thi

taras, you will forgive us, we will do everything as it should be.y, then i will leave the materials here and see you tomorrow. all the best. happy, happy. goodbye. um, friends, i need to go away personal matters, so we'll meet tomorrow at the same time. everything is fine. goodbye. no signs of pregnancy anna vladimirovna, well, my husband and i try every day, sometimes several times, this is unnecessary, there is no need to force the process, the sperm concentration should be restored, and then this will have a positive effect on family life, and how long do you need to wait 2-3 days minimum, i haven't seen your tests, and in general, if you are active, then the period of ogulation, and it's still 2 weeks? "so you need to be patient, tell me, doctor, do you have a patient in mind who is already pregnant but does not want to carry the baby, i would pay, leave these thoughts, you do not need this, you are quite capable of giving birth to a baby yourself, well, you just need time, i do not have time, doctor!" maybe you will change your mind, i am scare

here you go, thank you, no problem, taras, hello, why you, i thought, dasha by yourself or by taxi?ar andreyevna, come on, why these exploits? what exploits are there? i thought it was another visit to the doctor, but i could have done it myself, varya, do you understand that you are working now and for yourself and for that guy. it is not shameful to ask for help for the sake of your son, the mother is a heroine, hello, hello, and i collected money for you, the last payment, in short, we will not give you the child. "we changed our minds, i found a job and in general, i'm sorry, it turned out so inconvenient, you will give birth again, you will definitely give birth, are you crazy, and what should i do now "well, that's clearly none of our business, let's go, you can't worry. hey, what about the money? what money? my mom took out a loan, and we rented out a room for six months. what am i going to tell my husband? i'll call the police. listen, you idiot, what do you have? raska, witnesses. ana. no, i get it, you chicken, i don't understand at all who i'm such a fool for, i warned yo

taras is on the phone.m mine. handsome, good afternoon, hello, sergeant skvortsov, we are looking for a kidnapped child, can i see your documents, yes, yes, of course, please, yeah, so, in which maternity hospital did you give birth, third international, yeah, thank you, yeah, oh, wait, there was a woman here, me, when i was pregnant, she, well, she wanted to buy my child, and i wanted to have an abortion then, well, in general, i was a fool, and then my boyfriend and i had a fight, it was a long time ago, a long time ago, she still had a fake belly then, so, maybe you know her last name, the number is still there, i don’t know her last name, i only know her name is anya, and the number, the number, here you go, okay, come on, let’s quickly run to the lab, hello, good sir day, you don't remember me, my wife and i came to you on the thirtieth, can you see if she gave birth on that day or not, you are her husband, yes, and you don't know if your wife gave birth or not, well no, well okay, give me your passpor

abc seven news reporter tara campbell was there as people asked questions about what's being done to fight crim. >> a packed church friday in oakland concerned community members gathered to hear from the mayor and police chief. what do you think it's going to take to reduce crime? >> money. >> money. more police officers. more of a real concerted effort. more from the community. get the community involved. >> and that's exactly what this series of town halls is all about. the city's public safety leaders taking questions one card at a time. up first questions about the police staffing shortage. >> one of the key pillars in regards to how we move forward with our budget, even though we had a huge deficit, was to ensure that we continue to have those police academies. >> what do you think can help reduce crime and make change in the city? >> reducing crime might be prosecuting more people. the people that run into stores and grab things and run are know that they're not going to be prosecuted. >> the police chief, speaking specifically to prosecution, saying working with prosecutors at

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his sister tara grew up in his aura and idolized him. he, of all people, should not just up and vanish. >> it didn't make sense to me. so i just kept, no, it can't be. it can't be. i just kept hoping. i did everything i could. >> even as she ran down the herself, lisa, her sister-in- law, gavin's wife, wasn't searching. >> he disappeared and you could not give up on the possibility that he was out there somewhere and i wonder if there was darkness in your so where you wondered if she had something to do with this. >> it crossed our minds all the time. it did. it just did. did i think she could read responsible? no, but somehow it kept playing back, why won't you search? why? the only way somebody does a look for you is if you already know definitively they are no longer living. >> you must have a reason for knowing that. >> that's what i would assume. >> it turned out lisa did know something, just not what tara suspected. there were secrets, which was set and gavin kept hidden. >> i was the love of gavin's wife. he adored me. our family

in other words, taras hryhorovych wanted to say: ukrainians, if you want to dig, where is the root of your misfortune, where is it buried? this is russia. or the fifth column, which is being formed in ukraine, this bohdana, or the mad petro or vladimira. or joseph, no, no, no, no, it is not so important to know, and that is why every national movement that we had, it basically started with one slogan, stay away from russia, you want to be happy, stay away from russia, don't argue that there is something cheaper, that there is something bigger, that there is something more accessible, away from russia, and that's why when this picture... according to history mykola hryhorovych felyavy, who was not allowed to write for years, finally this ukrainian genius reaches a dead end, invites his friends, his sister, tychyna, who still lived there in the house of words, come to me tomorrow, i will show you how to write, they have come , and this is not... a realized talent, wait for me a minute, went to another room and shot myself, that is, i am leading to the point that this independence, this

tara. >> yeah, dan and ama.or years now, we've been closely following these efforts to address the homelessness crisis across the bay area, efforts that are now being thrust into the spotlight by the governor across the bay area and beyond. scenes like this are intensifying, governor gavin newsom doubling down on his executive order from two weeks ago, directing the state to clear encampments thursday in southern california, putting pressure on cities to do the same or lose critical funding. >> i want to see results. i don't want to read about them. i don't want to see the data. >> but as the push continues, so too does the push back. friday in the south bay, homeless advocates gathered in san jose. how can we have a governor that says we're going to reduce the prison population? >> but at the same time, we're going to criminalize someone being unhoused? >> the organizations promising to start legally fighting the governor's order next month, while also advocating for more affordable housing. >> we're supporting

you know, stop tara, we need decisions. nation decisions that would allow keys to stride targets deep inside russia, using weapons supplied by western allies. so far, restricted, over the years. at the further escalation so it would lifting the restrictions on waste and supplied weapons make a real difference for your client on the battlefield. well, here's military analysts, marina mirror and of kings college in london to wait. what president will ask you that essentially asking is to be able to use long range missiles, the lights of storm shuttle and scope missiles on russian territory. the 1st thing we have to understand is that houses missiles would be delivered. does ukraine have the capability right now? to use its air power anywhere close to the board there, and that will depend on russian ground based error defenses. how much money maneuverability the f sixteens have in that area and how well the russians can defend that. so it's not sure if these could change anything. and the 2nd part of this question is whether a western allies have enough stock of storm shadow and scarlet

again, this is madison tara, in fact, the murder of civilians. to protect those civilians in hockey and throughout ukraine. press. the modem is lensky argued, again, the keys allies needed to let it stop most goes the tax at the source on russian soil. but they've mediation, we need decisions that can be made by our partners, by those countries on whom it depends. whether we have the ability to destroy russian military aircraft, exactly where they are based on exactly where the illumination of those terrorists and their aircraft can be the most effective. they beach resort that the well ukraine may not have the ability to strike deep within russia. its reach does extend to hockey's school, my sister city, belgium road. russian authorities accused keep of shelling the board and city on friday nights with cluster munitions. local officials said 5 people were killed with dozens more injured. and several of them uh, some of the other stories making headlines. a supreme court judge in brazil has ordered the shop down of the social media platform ex of

i should say, no, tara, look. there's also an increase police presence in the state, and then looking at other festivals that are taking place right now. so taking, looking at all avenues and taking old precautions, let's just take a look now at the events that occurred last night from what we know at this point in time. police cold and death streets insulting. and as the search for the kilowatt and special units joined state police in a city wide man hunt which pushed into the surrounding region. friday nights deadly north attack of the street festival lift local, stunned sewing ends mad voice. the shop during a visit to the crime scene was waiting. we enrolling in full of hara and full of sadness that says what happened to announce the city yesterday, but she hasn't allowed any of us to sleep. last investment. thousands, we are enjoying an evening at zillow. lincoln's phone health square. when witnesses say, a man began stepping passes by with a knife, apparently at random. the attack of then disappeared into th

why is the man is ro believes was behind the october 7th tara attacks? it's being showing him ever since and has found to kill him. so what does the appointment of seeing one name for a possible deal involving the more than 100 is rarely hostage is still held by him . us. i asked this to data, please tell me a claim of interest. well, i think it's not yet clear. i mean, it seems that you know, they also conflicting statements. what's the state of these negotiations right now, especially now that after the targeted killings and they route and to run and the region is waiting for a retardation of from iran and hezbollah. but what has been the case for now is that the leadership outside is mind. hi, nia was basically leading those negotiations, but he had to consult and the decision making was made, made together with a young guessing why. so this would be now solely in the hands of y'all has in the, at least that is what's being expected. there's also small details would be very difficult as he is in hiding it to, to pass on those messages. mike, maybe mak

mom, uncle taras taught styopka, and styopka wanted to make more of them. and why so many?hey need to be hung on the street so that aist and his brother can find our house. i’ll go tell varya, at least her mood will improve. so, well, let me participate too. why are you breeding bureaucracy? why are you refusing to issue a certificate for my grandson? what’s his last name? as expected. and not please shout. how can you not shout? are you making me carry the baby? there is a complete infection here. yeah. this is your witness. yes, i am a witness. i am a witness. my daughter gave birth in front of me. your ambulance will never come. okay. write a statement. hello, why did you call me, you will see me now, let's go, i already told you, we have a volunteer headquarters here, from here we coordinate the search for the child, okay, i will call you back, varvara andreyevna, hello, we all want to help you, yes, thank you, now the volunteers are going around the nearest ones. to ensure that you receive the freshest and most useful information. the twenty-minute format allows us to

taras, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear, congratulations, i am glad to see you too, i would like you to tell our viewers a little about what this... platform that the minister of digital transformation talked about, i think you know about your the iron child is much bigger, so what can it do, what is the special feature, what are the possibilities? well, the platform is robotic ratel age, has a wheelbase of 2.5 by 1.4 m, a drive of 6x6 wheels, in fact three control systems, one of which is satellite, two backup, can act as a moving point of the reba. actually can work like a rap, it can carry 650 kg on itself, accordingly, it is with a reserve of two wounded, it fits two stretchers according to the dimensions , it can pull 2.5 tons, the control range is actually unlimited, given that there is a satellite control system, the operator can to be in any part of the world and have a range of about 35 km, that is, as i understand it, the platform can protect itself from a turn. fpvs that can hunt on this platform, the communication range is unlimited, and the ability to use missio

when the documentary house of the word of the same team, directed by taras tomenko, was released, thereas no such resonance. now we see that it exists. also great interest. now we find that before the period of the sixties, there are also discussions, first of all, regarding the name, because not everyone shares this, you know, definition of the sixties in general, which... they say, not yes, it works, what should be called differently, they emphasize that the sixties and dissidents are completely different people, and the question of how much we like to endow people with various heroic abilities and even demand from them some brave ones is often discussed actions, and when we find out that they did not do these actions or... not as we imagined, we begin to be disappointed, this is a very bad story, and for example, such a vivid example is probably ivan dzyuba, who himself said, his wife of the film ivan and marta by serhii bukovsky, she said that my husband and i did not want to be any heroes, i say, she wanted my husband to get out of prison, he wrote a penitential letter there and th

the united states, united kingdom in france and other partners have the power to help us stop tara, we need decisions. a lot of them is it ask who's speaking then and now joined by the military analysts, maureen, on their, on the read that we just heard. so let's do that. what, what listing the restrictions change for ukraine wouldn't make any real difference on the battlefield right now. to good afternoon gerhardt. well, what president will ask is that essentially asking is to be able to use long range missiles, the lights of storm shuttle in scope missiles on russian territory. the 1st thing we have to understand is that housings missiles would be delivered. does ukraine have the capability right now to use its air power and you were close to the board there in that would depend on russian ground based era defenses. how much money maneuverability the f sixteens have in that area. and how well the russians can defend that. so it's not sure if these could change anything in the 2nd part of this question is whether a western allies have enough stock of storm shadow and scalp missiles to

but it'll stream police discovered plans to commit to large scale tara attack. could one of the events forcing them to cancel 3? they arrested 2 teenagers under questioning. a 3rd. the main suspect, a 19 year old australian citizen, had pledged to legions to the as nomic states. he confessed his plans as to what's stopping things get that. he said essentially that he wanted to carry out. the attack is using explosives and weapons with which to come and stop and p about smoke c circumstance. we also recovered the doctor. he was considering both options and his aim was to kill himself and a large crowd at the concert either today or tomorrow. so to see, in addition, we seized a large amount of islamic state propaganda material got 21000 bureaus of counterfeit money, steroid like substances, machetes, it's nice unplugged and munitions, so i'm sure you choose the one that you want to insure if you're still in the wake of the files tara plot ticket, the history of chunk, call me. i'm a, has quotes on the national security council to step up security measures. the one