. >>> estas imÁgenes son de la casa de tatiana lÓpez, ese dÍa se enterÓ que serÍa madre de una niÑa.> pero tatiana y su novio fueron baleados, su novio fue trasladado al hospital en situaciÓn crÍtica pero tatiana no sobreviviÓ. >>> primero no podÍa creer, y le dije ¿quÉ dijiste? y me dijo, mataron a tatiana y estÁbamos todos llore y llore. >>> poco despuÉs se enteraron de una segunda tragedia. >>> y la niÑa ya estaba por nacer, le quedaban dos semanas de embarazo. >>> una realidad que le cuesta entender. >>> a veces me pongo a pensar en ella, y estoy llore, y llore, y luego ella viene y me dice, estoy bien abuelita, no llores. >>> las autoridades identificaron al sospechoso del crimen como jonathan dorado que continÚa prÓfugo. a un aÑo de la muerte de tatiana los familiares continuar repartiendo folletos con la esperanza que alguien lo reconozca y diga a la policÍa su paradero. >>> pedimos justicia, porque miren lo que hizo, no solo matÓ a una persona, matÓ a dos. >>> si tiene datos del paradero de esta persona llame a la policÍa o a los nÚmeros en pantalla. (informaciÓn en pantalla)

tatiana put on the red one.ere, before you, tatyana was also unexpectedly and she scored fifty three points, and you need to score 200 in total. that is, you have to score, well, plus or minus at least. well , tell me the number, how much you need to score 147 points. oh yes. oh, yes, see question here are the same ones, but you will have 5 seconds more than tatyana because i am answering. you may hear unexpectedly. this is the signal it means that your answer matched. with tatyana's answer, you need to quickly, without hesitation, and they will remind you. i will be silent to offer another answer to the same question. that is, as soon as the boom, immediately another option tatyana you ready to go, that you can bake a cake, and a bun, who moves silently. what about brewer's yeast? what happens palatanic, what can be folded with an accordion, and the paper, well, they did it in 20 seconds. it's good for you applause let's manifest the answers so the first question was, what can you bake you said? bun bun i like

it seems to me that he really loves tatiana. he threw the drugs into the refrigerator. a land plot of two hectares in the neighboring area is calm. i also have some more on it, that you know your time. the suspect was detained, no, the father also asked for a little time. he wants to talk to him in an understanding lieutenant, sherman listen to news of the week for those who want to know, the main thing is to add up the full picture and make a reliable decision news of the week with dmitry kiselev on sunday at 20:00. listen, you even operate in a dream, either i or she two women, her calling is to give life, okay. but who will help her start life anew, you can’t quiet him a little with the knife of life on the weekend on the channel, russia would you like something to drink, father look to eat mead? now post then kvass. yes, the class, perhaps, will not refuse. do you have a comfortable place here? thank you to deal drugs. what thanks? lots of customers setting no one will notice anything suspicious. well, why boris? it's such evil. i see dreamer father matvey remember

yes svetlana what do you think, what result will onegin eat tatiana do you think i agree? the envelope. on the one hand, the alleged aunt svetlana zorina and tatyana burova, on the other hand, the alleged nephew, and you are their deceased brother oleg kuznetsov yegor amonov, the probability that the brother of svetlana and tatyana managed to become a father before his death is take the child, of course, now you know for sure that you are aunts egor's blood aunt's relatives will communicate with oksana, of course, further, even if the master to take the boy himself this country is coming. we must know how we can sort it out, for example, on the weekend you, uh, maybe oksana , you understand some of your affairs there, and you will take the child , it seems yes, and she is somewhere there, eh he watches with us oksana would you like your son egor to communicate with his aunts. he lacks. only i girls to myself for the weekend. release yegor, it takes time. it takes time for it all to heal. is it all laid down, the more loving people around the boy will be, the same, him it’s

tatiana is here alone. her husband and daughter l scary. tatiana is here alone. she says despite the constant shelling, she can't leave. the despite the constant shelling, she can't leave.— she can't leave. the bomb shelter is _ she can't leave. the bomb shelter is far _ she can't leave. the bomb shelter is far away - she can't leave. the bomb shelter is far away and - she can't leave. the bomb shelter is far away and i i she can't leave. the bomb i shelter is far away and i have no ability to go there. my health doesn't let me go anywhere, and where would i go? we will be sitting and waiting for peace. peace is the most important thing nowadays. those who can have _ important thing nowadays. those who can have fled _ important thing nowadays. those who can have fled this _ who can have fled this neighbourhood in michele of in southern ukraine, but for those who had to stay, their lives have moved underground. this bunker is the last place of refuge were so many of those left behind and that is usually the elderly. it is damp and dark, they have to use these buck

dani: tatiana, really interesting stuff. really great to have you.oy the rest of your friday and your weekend. that was tatiana, co-manager. energy bills will surge by 54% from today. we'll get a look at details and what it means for inflation and the b.o.e. that's next. this is bloomberg. . ♪ dani: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak, europe, i'm dani burger in europe. juliet saly is standing by in singapore. hi, jules. juliet: talks with russia are set to resume. they failed to reach mariupol, the city devastated by shelling and forces. russia has agreed to hand back control of the chernobyl nuclear plant to ukraine. gamestop share surge after it announced plans for another plan in the form of audi tend the retailer will fix shareholder approval to i crease the number of shares to 300 billion. it would provide flexibility for future corporate needs. global news 24 hours a day on air. and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 120 countries and 100 journalists. dani. dani: thank you so much. in the uk households are waking up this morning to a

i was just scared to live with him tatiana did you know that your son beat mary, i heard yes, but howwith his so-called father, yes, with my husband, and if he really choked maria why didn’t our husband intercede? i'll tell you now where the man is very strong. here, e husband was in another apartment. your son is good very good very good very good. why then do you not believe that your grandson earth is full of rumors? your friends are already accusing you of this. maria tatyana considered herself 5 years old, artyom turned out to be a grandmother, and then you showed dna zero. you're with dna i believe it's not really it's from dna it's individually dna why yes because i'm giving them a child. and i give irina my child and give a birth certificate, they go to do a dna test, they bring me, they say zero. it has a different name on it. and the date of birth is different. that is not your child. they are not for us my child's surname and date of birth 2013 tatyana what do you say to this is true? i'm very nervous right now, i can't remember exactly, uh, the dates on the document. show

i have a good lawyer, but i don't have tatiana's number. so what? you need a good lawyer. me why is tatyana's husband yes, i'm tatyana georgievna's husband she is at work, you understand? well, i'll go to her hospital. well, whatever you want, only she doesn't work there anymore. well, i can wait for her at the house. do you mean here? no i understand i'm going on work. tatyana will be late, you understand. you can call her if you want. do you have a number? i said no number, write down four 32, call to make an appointment and thank you please. you even lost some weight. no, well, you heard, i can wait in the house, can you imagine, insolent people think that the doctor is obliged to take them at home at any time they please. you know, that's not the patient's husband. first of all, relatives ask for the phone number of the attending physician. who does not know, ask. i don't understand, it's just that your wife has a mysterious friend who rushed at the first call for help. what are you, i'm jealous, why should i? so my dear, you decide, either i or

i don't think i'm tatiana baby situation and ukraine. is it, is that the response has been so emotional is led to the cancellation of all things russian or do you think this alarming trend was already in the making before the conflict broke out? ah, well, there were some signs of for that. this was even before the conflict, but after the conflict to this trend, to council, russia ah, is the being more and more loving in weakness all over europe. and now, until wolves seem to canceling the whole nation, its culture is sports. it citizens in general, canceling the whole country, actually our west and click see confessed between themselves and they don't care about when is common date when they don't care in the unit. bad from poor is to condemn, to banish, to hammer brush. and even after this decision to join the discussion on the russian language day and many delegations, they try to argue that they have nothing against irrational language, but it's not time for them to agree on russian initiative. so basically they replicated albumin. so

i'm sure there is a percent tatiana to egor's aunt but actually, i kind of understand that you don'tt along very well, because it initially did not anger me. here she insisted, well, a civil husband against me for some reason, the conclusion that i was walking gave out some reasons. no never, because if i left somewhere, the house where oleg and i lived, so i either worked with him or for the eldest. i have a daughter. dasha is older. she then went to kindergarten. they either worked for me, or the children were taken care of by an older child, but at oleg's funeral, you approached tatyana with a request. i didn’t know your son to tatiana well, i asked to recognize paternity posthumously, but then, no matter how steps were taken, and why didn’t brother svetlana and tatiana write down your son on a greedy day before death? here oleg said goodbye, when he left me to the hospital, he was going. well, as if from my apartment, he took his son in his arms, and only now he told him, says, yegor, i will leave the hospital. i will legalize you . here, and your mother will be my wife, that is,

let's applaud the style tatiana tatiana primary school teacher a conductor knows how to control his students with a barely noticeable movement of his hand; for her, the class is like an orchestra, where everyone is in their place and everyone is important. hmm anna uh, chief biologist of the gymnasium, a storehouse of worldly wisdom, of course, she doesn’t exist. yes. yes exactly. so her well-aimed statements go to the people. anna is a vivid example of the fact that a teacher is a vocation, not a profession. hooray applause viktoriya viktoriya is a teacher of russian language or literature, a young specialist who strives to be on the same wavelength with her students, so in her lessons the children analyze not only the work. alexander sergeevich pushkin, but also the texts of oksimiron are reasonable. no, i spoke about this many times in the texts of oksimiron, if if this is not a joke, there is truth, there is a connection with world literature. that is, this is all some kind of miracle that it turns out that we are not a vacuum, and before that, a bunch of other interesting things were wr

well, wait, maybe tatiana navka so maybe tatiana navka but why stop? i'll still apply, i can't refuse pinkerton. once, okay, sometimes there are spots in the sun, but still you somehow think who the man is standing there, how the man was preparing. come on, demonstrate, the personification of femininity. who under the mask of young ange lera is there, yes, navka tatyana yes, friends are accepted all together mask mask. a folder of a young angel was there an actress hiding? it's impossible. this it can't be, how is it possible, leaves. thank you for your emotions. thank you so much, how the personification of femininity could play a man like that. she now stands differently, even for a second. we did not hesitate until she sang that it was a man. yes, this is how you can do it, only a real great actress, my lyubov petrovna any petrovna why do you call all this, because i think olesya from the screen brilliant in the series lyubov orlova and lyubov orlova is our great soviet actress, and this is my idol my childhood. here i had two idols. lyubov orlova a

the photo spread on social networks and with her they painted an icon kyiv madonna, the story of tatiana who became one of the symbols of this war, next, a little girl sleeping in her grandfather's arms - this is marichka, well, well , well, now she's 5 months old, and in this photo she's three mother tatiana was feeding her daughter in the subway, where she hid from russian bombs, they were spotted by journalists there. we , the child and the dog, as a family, went down to the subway station. and just as we were getting there, the child was sleeping. and when we arrived, she woke up and had to be fed. we spread a blanket on the floor i sat down to feed her and at that moment the hungarian journalists came down, the photo was taken by the hungarian journalist andrás fildes and posted on his instagram, and we thought that maybe we will not see her even in this photo , because how we will search for it in hungarian is not knowing nothing, they began to spread the photo on social networks, the first to see a frame on a video edited by the company gang ukraine, later the artist maryna solome

with her death, i feel afraid you are wrong, but tatiana had a serious reason to commit suicide.howed that she had cancer, the last stage of no chance. i think she thus decided to save herself from torment. you know, her roommate said she was in rehab for doing good, really. all right, i'll talk to the major, let's try to search tatyana's apartment again. thank you, where did he even come from. leonid ivanovich mukhin in his youth studied at the faculty of law from the third year was expelled, then he sold books on mysticism again years ago began to heal a swindler, most likely, but i was recently in his service in the service and he did something. and my neck stopped hurting. suggestion vanya's suggestion has great power . i was waiting for you, of course, but i signed up for you. i was expecting you even earlier. do you really read minds? my presence in the city threatens you, doesn't it? but i don't feel any threat. who are you according to the horoscope? don't you know? it seems to me that you have prepared well for our meeting. you in advance you study people, and then start

let's applaud the style tatiana tatiana primary school teacher man conductor knows how to manage histh a barely noticeable movement of the hand for her class, like an orchestra, where everyone is in their place and everyone is important.

this tatiana is the first aberfeldy refugee to be granted a visa. bombed. translation: so we had no electricity and no heating, i no water, we had nothing at all, no even glass in the window, and we just couldn't stay there any longer. the government say the aim is to process applications in two to three days. on friday, priti patel apologised for delays. this is where they want to be. so far, only five of the 55 aberfeldy visa applications have been granted, so tatiana's young family and the town continue to wait. jane mccubbin, bbc news. so we have an intensification of the war in eastern ukraine, and another flood of refugees trying to escape the fighting. president zelensky�*s recents calls for more heavy artillery, anti—tank weapons and longer—range missiles, is an acknowledgement that the fighting in the east will be much more difficult for ukrainian forces than their hit and run tactics, which have been so successful in battles here in the north. the terrain is wide and open and flat in the donbas region, perfect for heavy armour and tanks. p

tatiana volunteers in this building late into the night cooking meals for ukrainian soldiers.cent days she says reconnaissance drones were flying over the fuel storage facility. two other residents told us they saw the drones as well. >> translator: the drones were flying around and i knew they were up to something. we've been thinking where we could hide in case something happens. >> reporter: a small pocket of apartment buildings and homes sit just across the street from the bombing site. families stood outside their homes under the clouds of dark smoke, watching flames shoot up into the air. the explosions shattered windows and any remaining sense of security these residents had left. >> translator: of course i'm scared and now they're hitting everywhere. they're doing it in all cities. we know it. we see it. >> reporter: the attack on odesa follows a similar pattern russian force haves carried out for weeks, hitting fuel storage facilities across the country it claims are supplying the ukrainian military. but if the odesa strike is a precise attack, ukrainian officials say

on the edge of the cemetery, the fresh grave of tatiana's grandson.s she told us and he was our boy. imran khan — the former cricketer who became pakistan's prime ministerfour years ago — has appealed to his supporters to protest at his removalfrom power — after he lost a confidence vote in parliament late last night. he's become the first pakistani prime minister to be ousted in this way as our correspondent, secunder kermani reports. opposition supporters celebrating in front of parliament last night after imran khan was ousted from office. but as the drama subsided, a lone woman approached us. translation: our hearts are crying for imran khan, there is no other leader like him in the world. there is so much pain in heart, my heart is screaming. we are going to have a government of thieves that have looted our country. imran khan first became a national hero as a cricketing star. in the west he was also known as a playboy who married and then later divorced jemima goldsmith. after a political struggle of more than two decades, he was elected prime m

tatiana is a resident there, wearing a mask to protect her identity. tawn for being with us, tatiana. kherson has been under occupation for over a month. tell us, what is the biggest fear there? just living under the control of the russian military from day to day? >> so earlier i was scared from bombing. now i'm scared because of endless kidnappings. we can become the next bucha because military suppression, checking our phones, our instagram. if they don't like something, they say that they could take you just like on some instant roundup. that's what we're scared about. >> do you know many people who have actually disappeared because of that? >> i don't know any personally. but every day i read our local news, our news channels. and people disappear every day. it might be deputies or some activist or volunteers or somebody who took part in donbas in 2014. there are a lot of people. >> you tell us of some images of what appear to be a pro-ukraine rally in kherson. that was over the weekend. so what is the sentiment there in kherson when it comes to t

tatiana, thank you for speaking with us. i know both you and your husband were injured. are doing much better than we did in occupied mariupol. we are in the hospital in lviv and we are getting all kinds of medical assistance so i am sure we will be better soon. >> i'm happy to hear you are on your road to recovery. the reports out of mariupol, the atrocities, it's all so horrific and heartwrenching for all of us. but you endured the attacks there. the city is your home. what goes through your mind as you think about what's happening right now in mariupol? >> i cannot think clearly about what's happening right now. we know from an official that 95% of living quarters of people are destroyed. we've seen that, we've seen the bodies, we've seen the skeletons of the buildings but we still cannot believe our city doesn't exist anymore. >> do you know if your home is gone or any update there? >> yes. we have the peckicture sent to by the internet right after our building was gone. we know our home is destroyed. >> i'm so sorry. so sorry. you survived 45 days of this invasion i

thank you tatiana about what awaits us next week told the astrologer, tatiana lukashevich thank you very much to get ready for battle. you know how to get through the garrison sunny cinema on weekends i came to my fiancé, maxim averin, here i am and others. no, there was not and will not be nina usatogochenko, but there will be big deer antlers, anna yakunina to get over this. god forgive the general sucker, that commander who does not dream of becoming. groom let me introduce ekaterina petrovna is the bride of the divisional commander, although katyusha today and tomorrow at 12:45. we all love to do this. well, the backdrop for a selfie can be borrowed by the swedish museum offers visitors. funny diverse entourage for taking pictures in the building there are several halls of different subjects to take a picture. can i, for example, buried in a caramel-colored foam stick, lovers of extravagant shots, posing under neon lights, girls prefer to sit on a giant pink swing and take pictures of themselves in profile most often for bloggers come with bright shots. after all , presentable apartm

"we don't know if the russians will come back to the village where my parents are," tatiana says.d this is so scary." in the end, russia's offensive in the north was a failure, but the scars of its assault remain deep, and the prospect of a return to normalcy still seems far away. clarissa ward, cnn, chernihiv region, ukraine. >> the president of kyiv's school of economics, a former economics minister joins us. thank you for being with us. as we take a close look at the drone footage we've been seeing from the city of mariupol, for example, the extent of the destruction there. before the russian invasion, it was a beautiful city. but now it's a pile of rubble. 90% of the buildings damaged or destroyed according to the mayor. how can that city be rebuilt? apart from the loss of life, the economic cost must be staggering. >> yes. in mariupol, it's probably -- or more already -- in the areas which have been -- it's on the order of $68 billion, and that's not counting -- areas have all -- kharkiv -- actually, and mariupol is in rubble. the amount is staggering. just to compare it, giv

and how many days were on the line, when your sister had already arrived to pick her up, tatiana tooker days. here and these after 3 days, my sister and her husband arrived. well , 10 days was a month. they lived there until it all stuck in, and then on the plane and home there. and now they gave you some documents for a girl for a daughter, right? well, they gave her this birth witness that her last name was already rukosueva, and here is the name, and tatiana, as polina already gave her name to her through her grandmother in honor of her grandmother. what name was on the birth certificate? well, when i found out that my last name was rokosoeva, then after a while, i talked with tatyana vasilievna and she told me that my name was anya . anya doesn't suit me. i see it that way, but not anya. i am polina pelageya. apollinaris call the date of birth in the family no change, but they were born in a city in the city of minusinsk far away. you were carrying 5,000 km. this is the kaluga region, the city of kirov ya she lived there and considered there, well, she was afraid of her homeland t

european world championship tatiana navka tatiana congratulations from all our program with all my heart your desires and the realization of all your plans , please us more often with your wonderful shows and may life be smooth. how like now tatyana da shows us all. it seems to me almost straight on the air, tatyana navka passionately cheered for our athletes during the olympics in beijing, one of the first to come to congratulate the skaters. i remembered my triumph 2006 in a pair with roman kostomarov tatyana navka won gold at the olympics in turin passionate dance broke the stereotype carmen can be not only brunettes. six months before the olympics, she was diagnosed with a broken bone in her leg. she didn’t skate for a month, but she didn’t stop training in the gym. 14 years old tatyana went to moscow alone, lived in foreign families character of the champion the youngest daughter, seven-year-old nadia, is also figure skating. in everything she wants to be like her mother. sasha's eldest daughter is 21, her strong point is music. oh my god, and you are a gift here. what a happiness f

tatiana's only grandson anton was taken by the russians the day after his 23rd birthday and shot.d, they identified him from his clothes, recovering his body after a month and burying him two days ago. translation: maybe if he had gone to fight somewhere else, | he would have returned in one piece. he was a clever boy, he recited poetry. when my husband told the russians to take him instead, they pointed their machine gun and said go home or we will take you both. this terrorised community will try somehow to return to peace, but it cannot shut out its agony. first came the offensive here, then the occupation, and now the trauma of those returning or simply emerging to see the destruction, which is immense. we are now learning that these scenes are repeated across the shattered country which even when peace returns, could take a generation to rebuild. leonid koval and his family are trying, repairing broken lives and their home, where russian soldiers stayed. and this is how they treated it. he's still trying to work out what they stole. translation: i have no words to describe wh

on the edge of the cemetery, the fresh grave of tatiana's grandson.o become an electrician. i had two daughters, she told, us and he was our boy. mark lowen, bbc news, andriivka. the world bank does express ukraine economy to shrink by 45% this year as a result of the war with russia. banks has enormous financial support is needed immediately to keep the government running and to support the population. it has already provided nearly $1 billion of assistance and is promising another 2 billion in the months ahead. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: singing. the great and the good from the world of theatre attend the olivier awards at the royal albert hall in london. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine's offices ha

on the edge of the cemetery, the fresh grave of tatiana�*s grandson.ician. i had two daughters she told us and then he was our boy. the world bank says it expects ukraine�*s economy to shrink by forty five percent this year as a result of the war with russia. the bank says enormous financial support is needed immediately to keep the government running, and to support the population. it�*s already provided nearly a billion dollars of assistance and is promising another two billion in the months ahead. now, let�*s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. doctors in sri lanka have said the island�*s hospitals are nearly out of life—saving medicines as an economic crisis continues. they said they feared more people would die because of the shortages than from coronavirus during the whole pandemic. doctors say hospitals no longer had access to imported medical equipment and vital drugs. all eighteen million residents of the southern chinese city of guangzhou are to be tested for covid after the discovery of a handful of cases. officials have aske

tatiana is here alone. her husband and daughter died before the war.ter is far away, - and i have no ability to go there. my health doesn't let me go anywhere. and where would i go? we will be sitting and waiting for peace. peace is the most important thing nowadays. those who can have fled this neighborhood in mykolaiv in southern ukraine. but for those who've had to stay, their lives have moved underground. this bunker is the last place of refuge for so many of those left behind, and that's usually the elderly. it's damp and dark. they have to use these buckets as toilets. and over here is where they sleep. at the start of the war, there were over 20 families here, but now it's just four women. anastasia, ludmilla, nina and galina keep each other company through the difficulty and loneliness of this war. they go out to try and find food and water, but the air raid sirens go off so often, they spend most of their day in darkness. translation: my heart hurts. i have hypertension and diabetes. i can't stay here for a long time as my legs hurt. i need to

in linda's house, we catch up with tatiana.s. they let us live here for the whole month. that's the last day and tomorrow we are moving out. the not knowing must be the worst. sadly, yes — this tatiana is the first aberfeldy refugee to be granted a visa. she, herfriend maria and their two children left their town just north of mariupol after it was bombed. so, we had no electricity, no heating, no water. we had nothing at all, not even glass in the windows. and we just couldn't stay there any longer. i'm very relieved and happy that you'll be able to be with us soon, tatiana, and i hope you'll feel very safe here. i'm very grateful for all your support you are giving me, and for all your help, thank you very much. she will now wait for the whole group to get visas before making the journey here to scotland, to sanctuary. the government say the aim is to process applications in two to three days. on friday, priti patel apologised for delays. what we're seeing is the sort of worst possible of human nature and the best. you know,

thank you tatiana it was on the columnist tatiana remezova. are ready to receive in the far east, including in the amur region of the khabarovsk territory, today in nakhodka they met a convoy that brought 157 people who fled from shelling to primorye us divisions. now a peaceful life begins for these people, where they will be helped with housing , employment and citizenship. our correspondent in the far east, ksenia kolchina , met with those for whom the worst is already behind the train as refugees arrives in the city of nakhodka, this train has really become a train of life for them. settlers are ready to find a second home in primorye, whole families with small children and pets come here . they are hugged, as in their own 38 people. big some of them fled from mariupol from their native city, which became a trap for them not to leave there. it 's just scary there. you go out into the street, right there are dead armies. so if they saw you, if you didn’t fall on your knees, you didn’t raise your hand there, they shot, they didn’t even ask w

let the business lady tatiana go free svetikova swordsmen of human rights. during the shortcomings of the investigation, we do not have the right to disclose any proprietary information, so no comment. i was glad, i suppose, that the hostess was imprisoned, you hate me. why? plug in your tv. maybe they are talking about me or vladik left you a postcard yesterday. deaths are poisoning to establish yes found and now you don't know what to do with it? yes, i remember that the services of your biathlon master are not cheap one of the heirs of the pharmaceutical empire, andrei was poisoned alekseevich i was looking here about this poison, it is used in pharmacology. look what i found. hello, we would like to talk to you. what a coincidence, it turns out that we are interested in the same thing as you we are from the police. nikolai vladimirovich ran out to wish you a happy journey. i see the goal is ready for execution. wait can't get customer confirmation. and since you turned out to be wealthy patients. i hope you will not forget our modest but hospitable littl

tatiana hoped her customers would soon return, but she and her neighbourhood have had a terrifying wake—uplation: ., ., ., , translation: the floor was shakinu translation: the floor was shaking and _ translation: the floor was shaking and it _ translation: the floor was shaking and it felt _ translation: the floor was shaking and it felt like - translation: the floor was shaking and it felt like an - shaking and it felt like an earthquake. it was very frightening. these days, we sleep fully clothed and with our bags packed so we are ready to flee. translation: i to flee. translation: ., 4' toflee. translation: , toflee. translation: ., ., translation: i woke up all of a sudden like _ translation: i woke up all of a sudden like i _ translation: i woke up all of a sudden like i was _ translation: i woke up all of a sudden like i was jolted - translation: i woke up all of a sudden like i was jolted out - translation: i woke up all of a sudden like i was jolted out of i sudden like i wasjolted out of a nightmare. we wanted to leave kyiv but — a nightmare. we wanted to leave kyiv but we truste

. >> reporter: to help the kids settle in, the school hired tatiana turkovlevich as a teacher's aide. she immigrated to warsaw from ukraine three years ago. do you see a lasting impact on the kids, how this could affect them for the rest of their life? [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: tatiana says she knows it's a huge trauma for the children but hopes they forget about it because, she says, they need to forget. whit, of those 700,000 school-aged ukrainian children, just about 75,000, a little over 10%, are actually enrolled in polish schools right now. the challenge of finding space and teachers is enormous. the federal government here is doing all they can to help, including giving parents about $70 a year to try and buy school supplies. whit? >> mireya villareal with the stories of the kids tonight. thank you. tune into "this week" tomorrow, george stephanopoulos will discuss the biden administration's efforts to aid ukraine in an exclusive interview with white house chief of staff ron klain. >>> we turn to the oscars at home and the slap that is still reverberating throu

speaks of the miracle of the resurrection of christ, as he predicted eternal life and great mercy to tatiana. the superiority of beauty hallelujah lord all the disciples christ is risen the cathedral of christ the savior proterea mikhail ryazantsev lord rector in the cathedral of christ the savior is the sampatriarch, and speaking of secular language, his deputy in the temple, archpriest mikhail ryazantsev, this position is called the key. christ is risen christ is risen christ is risen died in the helmet of death and the power of hell without the beginning of eternal life and in delight we sing songs in honor of the culprit of the victory, christ for he is god, the only blessed god of our fathers is glorified, that is, glorified in excellence. faithful jesus to see your christians during the seasons of the year of the birth of easter, the words world mass in the eighth song of the canon, which now sounds seinerized and holy shadows. that is, this day is a chosen and holy feast of holidays and triumph and experience in it, that is, on this day let us bless christ forever. saints of jesus chr

yeah, what is the task today and where do all these tatiana lazarevs fit in and so on and so forth, noks. it's a task dehumanize the russians. they must appear in the mind of an ordinary burgher. there, usually here is a resident of holland, i do not know france, and so on, so on, inhuman orcs. the main task to crush the meaning, in my opinion, is clear. but how to protect yourself is not very clear, or clearly not. the meaning of these provocations is their tasks and prospects. everything is completely understandable. yes, yes, by and large, and if there is such information, they may well prepare for this, i mean, and the armed forces of ukraine will repeat once again. everything must be done organizational methods of protecting the population and technical means so that when the system is obtained, and the poison building is not a military person, but i am convinced that there are military methods to prevent this by the military. well, informational, that is, but informational. it was just to talk about it. from slavchinkor , i want to read you one such thing now. well, we were waiti

tatiana's only grandson anton was taken by the russians the day after his 23rd birthday and shot.his body after a month and burying him two days ago. translation: maybe if he had gone to fight somewhere else, _ he would have returned in one piece. he was a clever boy, he recited poetry. when my husband told the russians to take him instead, they pointed their machine gun and said go home or we they pointed their machine gun and said go home or we will take you both. this terrorised community will try somehow to return to peace but it cannot shut out its agony. first came the offensive here, then the occupation and now the trauma of those returning or simply emerging to see the destruction which is immense. we are now learning that these scenes are repeated across the shattered country which even when peace returns, could take a generation to rebuild. this family are trying, repairing broken lives and their home where russian soldiers stayed and this is how they treated it. he is still trying to work out what they stole. translation: i have no words to describe what they did. - i d

por este vÍdeo que sus familiares vieron en las redes enteraron de que tatiana se habÍa ahogado.viven otros nicaragüenses que tambiÉn han perdido el dinero de este aÑo. seres queridos que buscaban mejores condiciones de vida. >> ella iba con un responsable que era el coyote, Él le dijo que pasara, que no era adecuado y ella aceptÓ pasar. ella no sabÍa nadar para nada. >> en los Últimos meses la migraciÓn irregular de nicaragüenses hacia estados unidos ha ido en aumento. y es que la crisis sociopolÍtica y econÓmica que inicia nicaragua en el 2018 sumada a la pandemiaa hecho que los nicaragüenses emigran a costa rica, espaÑa y estados unidos principalmente. los vecinos tambiÉn ayudaron a recolectar mÁs de $3000 para la repatriaciÓn del cuerpo de la joven. mariela vega, univisiÓn. patricia: cambiamos de tema. elija vista del grupo estado islÁmico fue encontrado culpable de participar en el secuestro y asesinato de cuatro rehenes estadounidenses en s entre el 2012 y 2015. era miembro de la llamada cÉlula de los beatles. iria podrÁn ser condenados a cadena perpetua. se ha renovado la

have won gold medals of the european championships in budapest, after an arduous escape from key of tatiana riscas seam, here in blue pinned, las went over of azerbaijan, inside 2 minutes to win her maiden senior european gold hurty maintenance from sheena beer also won her madge to snag a gold medal. a total of 22 ukrainian wrestlers made the 3 day journey by road to budapest where they were finally able to train again. well, a serf warning has been issued in australia for almost all of the new southwell, new south wales coastline as huge waves washed over many of sydney's beaches. 5 metre high waves have pummeled bondai beach and flooded car parts and promenades. 2 other systems combined to create the extreme conditions, which include strong winds and large waves. people are being warned to stay out of the water with unusually high tides forecast. you're watching the w news coming to you from berlin up next. are documentary mega city moon by from slums. to skyscrapers. i'm area evans, dean. i will be back at the top of the hour with another news update for you in the meantime. don't forge

we don't know if the russians will come back to the village where my parents are, tatiana says. and this is so scary. in the end, russia's offensive in the north was a failure. but the scars of its assault remain deep in the prospect of a return to normalcy still seems far away. you know, jake, the people living in those villages that were occupied by russian forces for weeks on end. they have survived the worst of it. but their situation is still a huge struggle. these places, many of them, are almost entirely cut off. still, the roads are often impassable. there are many roads that are littered with mines. there are fears about booby traps left behind by the russians. and ukrainian forces are trying to get into each of these villages and ensure that people have the supplies they need. they still don't have power. they still don't have running water. many of them still don't even have food. we saw people using bicycles as a way to get around town because so many of those bridges were taken down, actually by the ukrainian side to avoid allowing russian forces to get closer into

alexander and tatiana trample from the song poured snow bulanov under his feet.ed by the breeze. a guy was riding with a hairan to the second, i fill the king’s road early, the move is served ogo ah, the hostess is still young there, she met me like a native, she invited you to her place, health to the left without a populated cup of health. he speaks freshly for character and does not want to talk to me. she filed a farewell manner was emptied down over her eyes. i kissed the gold, the coldish deck blossomed full of spruce. i'm ready to get lost in the shower recently. what should a young man do? how many took root to remove something on the sole. but while the legs of the lord. this kind of on the don is considered to be amulets for family delivery in this case for prosperity and all the good deeds that you do in your wonderful studio. thank you very much for they didn’t jinx you, you sing since childhood, they told me. the family has always loved the kuban cossack choir. of course, i am very grateful that the kuban is next to us. i grew up very much on these s

tatiana i'm just asking you a few questions.tyana georgievna it will be very interesting material. i beg you. i want to help you tatyana georgievna just a few questions. i beg you. i beg you. tatyana georgievna well, where are you going? it 's grown a little, but it's worth the matter of time. we are doing a good job, gentlemen. congratulations. so why is all this happening? woman of the lord let's go we've all looked here, so what's going on. you think i shouldn't have saved him. leave me alone.

overshadows the clergy of the trikiria for the glory of the holy trinity, then gives a blessing about tatiana for every day. hurray for christ next will be the reading of the word of god on the feast of holy pascha, an excerpt from the book of the acts of the holy apostles. the first chapter, verses one through eight , and create in the darkness of your spirit-filled eye , lord, let us be reborn and rejoice. the reading of the apostle precedes the proclamation contrary. make such a pascha on this day, lord , let us rejoice and rejoice. behold, that is, on this day the word prokimen is greek, translated into russian language and it means the predecessor approaching. not needed. create, lord the passage to be read will tell about the resurrection of jesus christ, his forty-day stay with the disciples until the day of the ascension a. also, the promise of sending down the holy spirit on the day of pentecost, tenacious even until the day there, commanded the apostle with the holy spirit and bravo life, suffering with your vom rose to the truth of the banner, i appear to the kingdom of god with th

have won gold medals at the european championships in budapest after an arduous escape from ki of tatiana brisco. that scene here in blue . pend ellis meant a lot of us are raj on inside to minutes to win her maiden senior european gold teammate. sheena echo via also one her match to snag a cool metal. a total of 22 ukrainian wrestlers made the 3 day journey by road to budapest. where they were finally able to train again. you're up to date on dw news, this our coming up next shift living in the digital age. i'm marion evans, dean. i'll have another news update for you at the top of the hour. in the meantime, you can get lost more news in information in our website. just go to d, w dot com, from me and the entire team in berlin. thanks for watching. i live and demand comcast and language courses, video and audio. any time anywhere d, w media center is the end of the pandemic and site we show what it could look like.

tatiana volunteers in this building late into the night, cooking meals for ukrainian soldiers.t days, she says reconnaissance drones were flying over the fuel storage facility. two other residents told us, they saw the drones as well. >> translator: the drones were flying around and i knew they were up to something. and we were thinking where we could hide in case something happens. >> reporter: a small pocket of apartment buildings and homes sit just across the street from the bombing site. families stood outside their homes, under the clouds of dark smoke. watching flames shoot up into the air. the explosions shattered windows and any remaining sense of security these residents had left. >> translator: of course i'm scared. now they're hitting everywhere. they are doing it in all cities. we know it. we see it. >> reporter: the attack on odesa follows a similar pattern russian forces have carried out for weeks. hitting fuel storage facilities across the country it claims are supplying the ukrainian military. if the odesa strike is a precise attack, ukrainian officials say the

i'm very proud of him, tatiana says. he's a hero. we have many people in ukraine who have not fled and are defending their home. sasha died 200 meters from our house where we lived. laying the dead to rest, another sad task they've become all too efficient at performing in this area. close by, the next funeral is already underway. and there will certainly be many more there in irpin and so many other places around ukraine and around this area north of kyiv as well, jake. and one of the things we've talked about. there is a lot of sadness and anger there among the people but also resilience as well. we are seeing more and more people returning to here who had fled the area, trying to breathe some life into the places that have been abandoned since the russians invaded the country. jake? >> and fred, that's the all clear from the alarm we got before. the air raid siren. did the people there believe ultimately, there will be justice? >> reporter: well, look. i think that they are following very closely some of the investigations that ar

i am very proud of him, tatiana says, he is a hero. we have many people in ukraine who have not fled, and are defending their homes. sasha died just 200 meters from our house where we lived. laying the dead to rest, another sad task they've become all too efficient at performing in this area. close by, the next funeral is already underway. fred pleitgen, cnn, irpin, ukraine. >> the longer this war goes on, the longer the list of alleged russian atrocities in ukraine. among them, bombing of a children's hospital, a massacre at a train station, raping mothers in front of their children, mass graves, other crimes so brutal they cannot be shown. ukraine's prosecutor general, already looking at nearly 6,000 cases. that number continues to grow. >> we will see horrors of war, a lot of war crimes. actually, not only war crimes. now, we can see about -- um -- a lot of crimes against humanity. >>> new data on the staggering toll russia's invasion is taking on children. u.n. now says nearly two thirds of ukrainian kids have been displaced since