it's not only freezing cold inside the cave. it's also which dark the might of their headlamps gradually reveals a magical world. the ice cave was 1st discovered by an explorer in the late 19th century, but he didn't actually get very far when he ventured into its depths. it was only decades later that an expedition party, equipped with crampons and picked axes, continued where he left off. manzona branson, the great wall of ice, was 1st climbed in 1913 by a young caged researcher from vienna and 2 colleagues was velma, they had to carve out 140 steps in the ice to reach the top speed, say enough to come and what they found exceeded all their expectations, a vast system of caves, full of spectacular ice formations, that resembled giant sculptures. but how exactly where they created? well, there are cracks and fishers in the limestone caves. and in spring, milt water from outside can trickle into these entrances and fries. it's an extraordinary phenomenon. while the snow melts outside meter high layers of ice build up inside. it's

the ice cave changed as the climate changed. it grew in periods when it is especially cold and then shrank when temperatures rose. what does this mean for the future in light of global warming? the latest measurements suggest that the ice inside the cave is stable as paradoxical as it might sound. that might be because recent summers have been unusually dry. as late as his information, what would be most damaging would be a rainy summer with relatively warm rain inside the cave, warm water would supply the warmth to make the ice melted. so in fact, dry hot summers are good for the ice caves, even if they're bad for the glaciers. i was late to get ah, however, increasingly warm winters do pose a threat to the ice caves. still climb itala, just don't expect any melt. and the next few years, scientists and tourists will be able to marble, that this on sparring natural phenomenon for a while to come. ah, that's it for this episode of tomorrow to day. we had to see you again next time until then. stay curious. ah, ah, with feel the f

> the real-life heroes who led the daring rescue. >> we had to navigate our way not just through the cavebut through the labyrinth of hollywood, of business. ♪ >>> god evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, wnba star brittney griner's future is in limbo now that she's been convicted and sentenced on drug charges in russia. is this potentially the missing key for the u.s. to negotiate her freedom? and that of marine veteran paul whelan? here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: this isheoment ntendo nine in anearlier, grine saying she takes responsibility for illegally bringing vape cartridges containing cannabis oil into the country, but stressing it was an accident. >> i made an honest mistake, and i hope that in your ruling that it doesn't end my life here. i want to also apologize to my parents, my siblings, the phoenix mercury organization back at home, the amazing women of the wnba, and my amazing spouse. >> reporter: moments after her sentencing, back in washington, president biden called for the wnba star's release, vowing to pursue every possible avenue to bring her home. >> there's

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the archaeologists are removing tons of earth from the cave. the rubble they hope contains information about the events long ago. down in the canvas, the mud deceived and washed. in addition to animal bones and countless pieces of pottery, the researchers gradually uncovered bone fragments of 8 individuals. for adults and 4 children, all of them were brutally murdered. there isn't as to you of oxen, other shocking ruin. we know that all the adults were shot and we can prove that with the bones of north dick and then the bones were also broken. the kid doesn't even foster stump. the children also died by blunt force. and then their bodies were taken to a cave. and just left their door tots leading lawson vaughan, but who were the murdered people? back in the laboratory at the danube university comes caught out and his colleague nicole nicholas take a closer look at the bones. first. they analyze dna from the inside of the temporal bone. does eat under sleep here you can see this part from inside the skull. if the scholars will preserve this or th

the archaeologists are removing tons of earth from the cave. the rubble they hope contains information about the events long ago. down in the canada, the mud deceived and washed. in addition to animal bones and countless pieces of pottery, the researchers gradually uncovered bone fragment of 8 individuals. for adults and 4 children. all of them were brutally murdered. that isn't dusty of oxen, another chelsea ruin. we know that all the adults were shannon, we can prove there with the bones of north dick and then the bronze are also broken . the kid doesn't even foster stump. the children also died by blunt foisy. and then their bodies were taken to a cave. and just left their door tight leading lawson born but who were the murdered people? back in the laboratory at the danube university, camps caught out and his colleague and nicole nicholas take a closer look the bones 1st. they analyzed dna from the inside of the temporal bone . does eat modestly here you can see this part from inside the skull. if the skull is well preserved, this or the bone

near the river is taken is the cave log is one of the five most extensive cave systems in russia. s just a weak zone, through which the actual water and warm formed. this is the entrance at the top. eh, narrower. it can be assumed that here the water did not flow for a long time. these are not only hiking trails, well, underwater passages for divers are half flooded because of the reservoir 10 meters of free space. and then there is a flooded part where krasnoyarsk speleologists have been diving for many years, but just a week ago , a situation opened up that we were waiting for. these passages further under water go several directions deep into the massif, so the exact length is pearl, it is not yet known these karst caves have been explored for almost 60 years and every year discovers something new mikhail volkov anastasia zavidova. the first channel in order for you to have a wonderful mood is positive cheerful. we prepared several rollers. look and smile. and our parade starts oleg a cat named jack, he lives in tokyo and loves to eat pumpkin. just look how he pounces on her. wi

mysterious caves are dug up and the surroundings of the city by local swans. an underground cave has been carved into the rocks on the banks of the don . a cache of five floors a cache of robbers. and this is the entrance to a vast five-story underground gallery, allegedly according to the recollections of eyewitnesses who observed it in the middle of the 19th century, and that's all. it is now under our feet directly to wade. they tried repeatedly to break through, if the position that this was the beginning of these communications was a karst process, which was simply further developed by the robbers into a living space, that is, a kind of. here they organized a cache in which they hid. yes, they themselves were hiding or gold. you can do it here too, hiding, really. here is a god, all that the karst caves on the don used by the robbers, this is indicated by caches and boundary stones with which they marked the territory. the fact is that it is good here. it is very visible, it is radiated, and it was wonderful to see who was swimming from where. and who was

areas. >> the dog's owner says that she lost about half of her 50-pound body weight while inside the caved it all and is back to being herself again. >>> and two paddle boarders in argentina won't forget their time on the water. that's because they were surrounded by whales yesterday. they told local media that 12 large mammals swam around them for about an hour. the paddle boarders said they weren't scared but rather felt joy during the unique experience. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," air travel expert, the points guy, joins us with his annual list of the best u.s. airlines after a summer of flight cancelations, delays, and lost bags. which airlines are flying high. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so...

to get to the cave itself without special preparation. ologists have long removed from it everything that was of any interest, yuri kozlov led us to another place. we are located in the bay area. quiet from here. well viewed. here, then the dolina tract began just now, the old logging road, the beginning of the birch line. there are excavations there, such large rectangular huge pits about six by six 10 philologists. they were told that there was a settlement of the ainu. their tribal economy and they used this valley, this bay, this bay, they are engaged in fishing and hunting. these mysterious people once lived here. mysteries here, according to their legends, the action of the ancient world once unfolded. according to the pilot's bronislav dangerous ai tell the woman went to the berry in the forest and met a bear there. but in fact , in the form of a bear, the bright god appeared to her , the supreme god aina, and she bore a child from him, which allegedly became the first, scientists believe that the ains considered bears to be their r

together, the two men and their teams began making the trek back into the cave to find the dog.bag and blankets to protect the dog, they maneuvered their way out, each carrying abby, who is 13. it turns out abby had been missing for nearly two months, and cathy and jeff, her owners, are grateful. >> how you doing, david? >> reporter: tonight here, one of the rescuers. >> it was very obvious she wasn't going make it on her own. there's a lot of climbing, a lot of crawling. it was as fun as it looks. >> hi, david, this is abby. >> reporter: and abby back with her owners. >> she's been through a lot this past week. she's doing really well, though. we're really fortunate to have her back. >> reporter: grateful to be >> evacuations under way as flames threaten homes in the east bay. what we know about this danger. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll have the latest from the firelines. plus, a look at intense heat ahead coming up. >> the highest king tides you've ever seen and then add a foot or two on top of that. >> it's notou the gest cle threaa in th near future. >> now from

society of the cave for 300 the length of the passages of the orda cave on the banks of the kama ist 5 km, but the total length of such sections is only 300 m, and there is no access for a person to pass. almost all of it passed, more precisely , they swam, and 300 m are just land areas for people and animals over 400. it was he who played correctly please, people and animals for 300. we play let him out on the fields between take-off stripes of these animals to keep the geese away, as in the saying. let there be kites, pigs. you probably know this saying, a goose is not a comrade to a pig, geese, they flew in to eat tops and could create a danger to aircraft, please, people and animals over 200. in greek myth, zeus turned tsar arcadius lycaon into this ferocious animal wolf quite right, so the greeks called werewolves people animals over 500. the record of these animals in the oksky reserve has been conducted for more than 80 years and is based on counting settlements in in recent years, a quadrocopter has helped to count. these are beavers. you are right. dmitry alexandrovich choo

the salt room. you can come home with some new virus and get sick. and most importantly, salt cavesct, neither growth draft supervision nor other regulatory authorities are checked. after all, if the owner of the cave does not use words in advertising, treatment or prevention, but it manages with ingenious formulations, such as recovery or relaxation there, then according to the law this is already only a physical culture and recreational activity, by the way, in the same states there are similar sessions. this method can only be called spa procedures. as a therapy of the american medical association, the doctor will not give a referral, medical insurance does not cover this. and during self-isolation, when you don’t look like salt caves, they began to spread the legend about the benefits of salted air with the help of such table lamps. traders are aptly betting on the fact that russians historically have great confidence in procedures that fall under the definition of physiotherapy. and why not trust, when there was an office with that name in every polyclinic and now there are in

here from the watchman and the panoramas and the church elder and the monk ilya muromets and at the cave, which are considered the prototype of the epic character. take it all away to understand. the circle is not in the church now, the parishioners are serving and the prayer service has already ended, but as nikolai petrovich says , up to 60 people come to the holidays, who are in the family life hackan people's republic, but we were even allowed to call the bells of the dome of the temple helped to restore the local farmer vladimir latskevich. people will think it's hard now. from the bell tower you can see the fertile land of luhansk and kharkiv, fields and arable lands, mostly ownerless after they were left by ukrainian businessmen, but now these lands. let me explain right away, that is, this is far from all. they are citizens of ukraine, even these owners of these lands used to be this allowed their owners to redeem the land. there is an unlimited number of almost a lot of enterprises and american estonian, that is, and naturally , after the start of the operation, they ceased to b

and in the cave the water used to run down the walls, it was like cold, we had to sit there all nightnes were going over. today is a far cry away from that. they are able to celebrate with their loved ones and meet the youngest member of the family, their great—great—grandson who is just seven weeks old. so pleased to see them talking and go through their _ stories, so interesting. somebody has lived that long and been through so much. it is so interesting. we lived fairly close to each other, didn't we? yeah. what were they like growing up? wonderful. laughter and the secret to a long and happy life? the odd tipple, apparently. i like my food, put it that way. i like a brandy at night. i think i could get on board with that, too. # catch a falling star and put it in your pocket # save it for a rainy day. congratulations both. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello, there. hosepipe bans come into force across parts of hampshire, the isle of wight tomorrow. we could do with some we could do with some rainfall. for scotland and northern ireland, it is sunny spe

itself is about 22 miles long and reported to be the 23rd longest cave in the united states. i laid out the duffel bag. >> on zippered it put the blanket. inside the duffel bag. and then at that time the dog said. i will take the duffel bag, walked over and sat in it. at that time. when bundle are are up and she pretty much kind of lay down and went to sleep at that point because this is probably the driest, softest and more mustang that this dog had seen in a very long time. and i'm talking weeks maybe longer. the team called the beale assistant fire chief to help track down abby's owner. >> come to find out. she'd been lost for more than 2 months. abby's owners say they hadn't seen or since june 9th and assumed she was gone for ever a miracle dog making it through an unlikely track. finally reunited with her family. i was concerned that she wasn't gonna make it, you know. >> but she is i and so it was a little tough for me to go to sleep that night. but then when my head hit, the pillow had a smile on my face. >> thank goodness they were able to find her and get her home sa

anybody ability to survive off her own body fat and the scant water in the cave? idors. it took more than an hour after reaching the surface . her rescuers asked neighbors if they recognize the dog, and one did, calling boehner to come . check it out for himself even be with each day, boehner says. abby is getting more of her strength back, especially her bark, which will be able to use when she celebrates her upcoming 14th birthday in a few weeks. marianne rafferty fox news is ktvu fox two news at five starts now. sleeping in the comfort in the security of our own house. getting shot. that is just mind boggling at five and alarming wake up call when bullets start flying right into an east bay home, striking a woman as she slept in a sense of security has now been shattered. good evening , everyone. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. we start this evening with our crime reporter henry lee. he visited the neighborhood where this happened and joins us now, with the latest on the investigation and how that victim is doing tonight, henry. michael julie. the victims a

we are literally caving under the _ finance them. igh level. finance them. we are literally caving under the high level of| caving under the high level of public debt in the country but we know that what has made the public debt levels rise is corruption. if we continue to have those corrupt people, people with questionable integrity, ethics and characters in office, it means we will always struggle in terms of reinvesting our resources from pilferage. this election has _ resources from pilferage. this election has the _ resources from pilferage. this election has the same - resources from pilferage. this election has the same old faces in the new political outfits, but whoever wins, voters do not expect much will change. and with such opulence on the campaign trail, it is hard to see how can you leader can control corruption, or even attempt to end it. —— can you's. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: he's an internet sensation in bangladesh for singing out of tune, but we'll find out why this crooner failed to strike a chord wi

practice of practicing wild rosemary in experiments to wait one by one for success at the start of the cave. loyal. what is the mood of the new violating year cherven teachers and oceanization plan to implement with pedagogical during the process, did i find out natalia pravdivskaya? 546 mentors for their 32 young specialists of the chervinsky district reason zusin by the teaching staff of belarus are giving way to the new scientific year of the reduction in the towns and villages of the head accents of their pratsy. have years and old memories. jan from robinin patriotic puffing of them will learn from themselves. here, the cycle of subjects begins from history lessons to exercises aesthetically cultural-practical, a huge position is formed with resinousness, surreal speeches are obeyed from a walk at twelve at installations pre-school education of the chervensky district with a rich history of the kind of land, cotton for scientists know . and vera's dream will give a start to the project called seven ships. smilovich ; how will the small jeharu of an urban village be captured? with glori

a correspondent, funny furniture has visited a village in the cave region in northern ukraine where efforts are underway to help reopen the only school still standing. paulina has lots of time on her hands to draw, but she would love to do other things too. and i miss my friends. oh you have she and i miss my teacher, you more? it's been 5 months now since the children were at school. the last time was in february. it was supposed to include an excursion, but it was a fateful date. oh, somewhat alice, we were supposed to go to the river to see the ice melting well a little. and we couldn't make it because it was the 24th of allotment, voluptuous pulling us mother says, the lack of schooling makes you question the decision to staying ukraine in the bone alive. i regret that i did not leave the country when my friend left alone. she went to germany, it's not only about my kids, it's about all kids. they lack education. and that was i, and latino, russian forces attacked their village at the start of the war. their school was seriously damaged, leaving all the kids stuck at home. a wall has be

ah, many people can only make ends meet in the cave if pandemic, by somehow supporting themselves. people on low incomes often fall through the cracks of politics and the authorities. this week will be showing you some successful social projects in argentina and colombia, and will be asking how to get the balance rights between cautiousness and belonging for a half way normal life in the face of continuing high and.

once they worked with the real cave divers who were technical advisers and learned the technique, theyse moments of real panic and real terror because, yes, those are sets we created. you couldn't shoot in real caves but they are still caves, tight quarters submerged and they never came to me because i think they felt like i was kind of a little dubious to begin with and would have shut it down, but they wanted to go all the way with it, and they did. it meant all the difference in the world for me as a director in terms of being able to really put the audience in there with them and recognize that these are the people. these are the characters, you know, achieving this. >> talk about the role of the real rescuers. >> they were technical advisers. two, rick stanton and jason volanthen came and coached the divers, also worked with our team so we understood where in the cave the most dangerous points were and exactly what happened and how they got in trouble. there were so many near misses in this, george. there is a tremendous outcome. we were all grateful about it all around the world,

i don't know what and then you've got a bill that you were sitting in the cave there. and he citing balanced that led to the deaths of so many people in new york, washington and other places. we've caught him 1st. that's which walks like a duck. quite like a duck. is it done by any description that is, did it in 2020 you spoke to us here on taught 12 era, a new, a confident that sierra leone would not go back in time. and you wouldn't see civil conflict despite what's happening in the short term. are you still confident considering some commentators or a little bit nervous about what they see on the t v. screens coming out of your country are yes, i'm good. are we are currently involved in a nation wide engagement with a society? i had the engagements we traditionally does with parmesan cheese. i'm just coming out of a meeting with religious leaders. actually i don't. everybody is shocked and surprised, and everybody is determined to never allow this to happen again. we are taken by surprise like you rightly described it and i will be a shot death in all this sort of a

( laughter ) i wear the right coat, and i don't get in a cave! >> this is a key moment. this is when the divers are first going in this technically challenging cave and they have no idea really how dangerous it is. and we begin to get a sense of how those boys might have been trapped by a flash flood in that cave, all viggo, all colin. >> stephen: jim. >> let's have a look. will. >> that's it, we better head back! >> stephen: yeah. i wouldn't do that. >> no. ( applause ). >> it was-- look, the reality is know-- and there were a number of heroes, you know, in various facets around-- around that rescue mission. but everybody was so honored to tell that story, that everyone wanted to give everything that they had simply to try to get it right. so it was-- i've never had less complaining on a set becbecause, you know, they would look around and see one of the real rescue divers, or they would just think about what those boys went through and what all of those thousands of volunteers had achieved and, you know, it humbled them and they were glad to tel

believe the landslide cause part of the shine near the city of convent to cave in on saturday, at least 4 people have died. coming up, sierra leone president discusses the protests against his government in talk to al jazeera, as coming up next. ah . ah. sierra leone, capital, free town with inflation rising steep leaf a more than a year. so to is the price of food, gas, electricity, and other commodities. 60 percent of the population live in poverty and the increasing cost of living is worsening. the financial struggles people already suffer failure this month. a crisis erupted in the west african nation. hundreds of people took to the streets and frustration that the economic hardship, demonstrations turned violent and led to deaths. dozens were killed while protesting against the government. sierra leone is recovering from a 10 years civil war that destroyed many of its institutions before it ended in 2002 president julia's mother bio came to power in 2018, promising to make his country financially independent by fighting corruption with only 10 months left in his term protest as a c

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around the russian occupied separation nuclear plant, each side accused as the other of shelling the plant cave also claims russia is planning to count. electricity produced the facility from its power network. visiting the port of odessa quoterush had a clear message from moscow. obviously, the electricity from supp audits, ja ukrainian electricity, and the it's necessary, especially during the winter ford of ukrainian people. and these principle must be fully respected. a correspondent john philip sholtes is also in odessa. i began by asking him about safety concerns over the separation plant. yes, indeed, the danger surrounding the power plants and supper asia have actually overshadowed much of which adders visits your in ukraine. ukrainian officials claim that they have information that russians are planning some kind of provocation at the nuclear power plant. so that's how they call it to some kind of provocation. but at the same time, a situation is since it's still not so gets better. gutierrez has demanded several times and he has repeated it to day, that there has to be a demilitarizat

at the center of the film are two british cave divers. richard stanton, played by viggo mortensen, and john volanthen, played by colin farrell. >> you try and dive those kids the whole way, all you'll be bringing out is dead bodies. >> reporter: they were the first to make contact with the 13 trapped inside that cave ten days after the boys disappeared. >> they found the boys. they're alive. >> reporter: stanton was a consultant for the film. >> what was more fascinating was sort of seeing viggo sort of slowly assimilating my character over the zoom calls. and then there's stuff that i didn't realize viggo had picked up on. >> like what? >> nuances. just people pointing them out, that's so you. >> reporter: it was that kind of attention to detail that ron howard says was key for this project. >> can we go out now? >> we couldn't get child actors. we needed kids from the north. it's a very specific dialect. as we began to audition, i said we're going to have to teach them. >> this producer worked closely with howard as a co-producer to get

officer was seriously injured, blagoveshchensk far eastern higher combined arms command school in the cavehe monument to marshalukossovsky the names of graduates who were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union in the great patriotic war and afghanistan and the heroes of russia speed. here will appear one more surname popov alexander nikolaevich during the training ordered himself as demanding of himself sans he did very well. closer to getting ready. always had different grades. in his first year, alexander dreamed of serving in the airborne troops and asked the commander of the distribution of the airborne forces for release. i gave him a ride of surprises, i gave him mine, so to speak, he takes it to the monuments. if you approach him with any question, he can help either. with regards to studies, if any support is needed, he will come to the rescue. alexander popov studied well and was engaged in social work, led a detachment of young army men, devoted a lot of time to patriotic education. a museum dedicated to the senior lieutenant and his feat, you know, the heart, of course, b

e, he is patronized on the right and left by the caves elders here the apostle peter with the keys toe house of the romanovs alexei the man of god peter himself is depicted together with the co-tsar john his elder brother. here is the symbol russian state. george the victorious , who spears the snake with evil, and at the bottom there is an image of the shelling of azov and a phrase is written from the revelations of john the theologian, go, go, great krat. babylon of peter the meaning of the capture of the genius of babylon the rusty ones brought the first russian emperor far from the shores of azov here, he returned only three centuries later and now, together with the faithful generalissimo neck, forever remained in this special russian city. the entire complex of hydraulic structures included in the tsimlyansk hydroelectric complex was built on land simply on earth. here, as we usually do, we build houses, factories, and so on by itself, and next to the don a dam was washed up, which actually formed a reservoir. now there is an urgent message from the national center in the mykola

and in the cave the water used to run down — and in the cave the water used to run down the walls, ite next morning. | then go to work the next morning. remember then go to work the next morning. i remember standing at the back bedroom window, looking out, the planes were going over.— planes were going over. today is a far cry away _ planes were going over. today is a far cry away from _ planes were going over. today is a far cry away from that, _ planes were going over. today is a far cry away from that, they - planes were going over. today is a far cry away from that, they are i far cry away from that, they are able to celebrate with their loved ones and meet the youngest member of the family, their great—great—grandson who is just seven weeks old. 50 great-great-grandson who is 'ust seven weeks oldi great-great-grandson who is 'ust seven weeks old. so pleased to see them talking _ seven weeks old. so pleased to see them talking and _ seven weeks old. so pleased to see them talking and go _ seven weeks old. so pleased to see them talking and go through - seven weeks old. so pleased

the plant has been shelled several times prompting fears of a potential nuclear incident. moscow and cave blame each other for the attacks. as european countries scramble to find new energy sources to replace russian oil and gas, some a turning to nuclear power bought, storing waste that can remain radioactive. a centuries is a big problem. finland is pioneering. a system which it says can permanently contain all its spent nuclear material. and for some communities, it's a welcome financial boost. our correspondent terry schultz went to west and finland to find out more. who wants to live next to a new clear sight? well, this guy for one, and evidently most of the other, some 9000 residents of the town of error yaki finland. it's the proud home to 3 nuclear reactors and opening soon, the world's 1st permanent storage site for high level radioactive waste. rigate there are realistic purchase. it's about $20000000.00 per year. erie okey mayor vessel luck in him. he says, decades of good relations and no accidents. with the okey lu, auto nuclear power plant led his community to actively camp

a family was visiting from albuquerque exploring the caves with the kids where park rangers told them they needed to evacuate. >> nobody knew what time we could leave. we thought maybe a couple of hours. we didn't realize we could be there all night. >> reporter: after hours of waiting the saavedras finally given the okay to leave the park, it was almost midnight. in utah, authorities desperately searching for missing hiker jetal agnihotri, swept off her feet when raging floodwaters suddenly overwhelmed a group she was with in zion national park. only her backpack was found. and in moab, downpours turning roads into rushing rivers. the muddy water gushing into this restaurant. employees trying to save anything they could from being swept up by the current. floodwaters pouring through the streets as these people carefully cross through the ankle-deep water. overnight in arizona, high winds and heavy rain. lightning lighting up the night sky in phoenix. it's been a very active monsoon season this summer. every weather station in arizona and new mexico reporting above average rainfall. l

the northeast and city of col keith authorities in the capital cave have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. the un security council was held an emergency meeting to discuss fighting near the russian occupied as upper region nuclear plants. calling for the immediate withdrawal of troops on the demilitarization of the area agreement is urgently needed to reestablish the parisha as purely civilian infrastructure and to ensure the safety of the area. we must be clear that any potential damage to the plant or any other nuclear facilities in ukraine, leading to a possible nuclear incident, would have catastrophic consequences. not only for the immediate vicinity, but for the region and beyond. to paraphrase the secretary general's blunt warning, any potential damage does operation is suicidal. a course anti loan is set to hand down a routing that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. that been protest in the capital bind coke ahead of the calls decision for me you as police officers plead guilty for her role in the death of brianna, taylor, federal investigators say c

the sevedra family from albuquerque was exploring the caves when they were told to leave. >> nobody knew what time we could leave. we thought maybe a couple of hours. we didn't realize we could be there all night. >> this man not far from those caverns also caught in the storm. >> just got to keep an eye out for everything at this point. head on swivel because that flood could come down any which way. but, yeah, crazy. > in utah's zion national park, the urgent search for a missing hiker. authorities say jetal agnihotri of tucson, arizona, disappeared among flash flooding. several rounds of rain in the same location are expected the next 24 to 48 hours. the heavy rain lingering in the deep south for a day. meteorologist cheryl scott with this prediction. >> if this rain comes down too heavy, too fast, you could see parts of texas there, exceptional drought. that's the concern, the flooding and the flash flooding. >> this as every weather station in arizona and new mexico reports above-average rainfall. the drought-stricken southwest does need rain, but some summer's worth could days, a t

the russian army. dw, correspond at john philip schultz is in cave. i asked him 6 months into this war. what is there to celebrate for the ukrainians? i think just the fact that there is the ukrainian independence day, 2022 after year after the russian started, the invasion makes a lot of ukrainians, very proud a but of course everything is so quite different today. you can see it behind me and the key of central might on square. there are quite a few people outside, but large gatherings are ban. sir. we have heard sir arid alerts pretty much throughout the day. and also the government has urged people not to come too close to any government or building and, and some areas closer to the front lines like and how to keep, for example, there is an all day curfew. i think in general, the feeling of the people here is very mixed to day on one. hence they are incredibly proud that they have for a ford so well in the past 6 months. but of course, there's also this feeling of sorrow that half a year of for very intense war brings wizards, is so people are happy, people are celebrating, but very

you love about the cave regime is preparing a resonant provocation at supple ritchie or nuclear power plant. during the un secretary general, antonio terraces visits to ukraine and the result of the russian federation will be blamed for creating a technological disaster at the power plant on medical. russia has moved at 3 a fighter jets that are carrying hypersonic missiles to clinic grad. it say russian territory located between poland and lithuania, which are both nato members. or moscow says it's a defensive move and the aircraft yawning round the clock. combat inert, hypersonic missiles can accelerate to 10 times the speed of sound and hit target such a range of more than 2000 kilometers. they're capable of carrying it both conventional and nuclear warheads. 7 people have been killed and dozens injured in russian missile strikes and ukrainian city of ha cave. one of the missiles hit a dormitory building, regional authorities said was home to dozens, including children and elderly people on ukrainian. president vladimir zalinski has condemned the attack when it despicable and cynic

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the local water is affected due to the lack of sewage, well, you yourself understand that it is the cave age, oleksandr thank you, oleksandr sruk the head of the military-civilian administration of severodonetsk was in touch with us more news anna, i am melnyk to you, i am already ready to tell us about what is happening in ukraine and the world, i will give you a word hello hello thank you colleagues for your work the news editor will work on the most important in a few moments i will start this issue with the situation in the south of our country, in particular in the mykolaiv region, the russian nazis shoot with particular cynicism, more enemy shelling in the mykolaiv region, the invaders used artillery on the villages that urban-type berezneguvate, one person died - she is a retired woman who worked as a nurse all her life, five people were injured, the russians are firing almost along the entire line of contact along the border with the kherson region, the head of the mykolaiv regional council, hanna zamazeeva, also reported about the situation in the south of ukraine, the russians

and this year ukraine decided to to have no big events in the capital cave. for security reasons, there will be no parade, something which ukrainians have been looking forward to. instead of there is a, the kind of a parade over over a shut down russian tanks or i'm heavy, heavy inman ammunition on the central boulevard crash attic. and there are a lot of people going there watching those tangs touching them. people saying that they are very moved by the picture. ah, those tanks were captured during the fighting for key of 6 months ago. and kia was not captured at that time. and this is something that gives people strength here. out keith correspondent, omen gunshot ankle. they. jovan chance, the whole of sholtes said that canadian liquefied natural gas could play a major role in germany's shift from rush and gas imports. speaking in a business for him, the chancellor stress the canada is germany's partner of choice as it tries to end its dependence on russian gas before supplies. possibly dwindled. this winter shop is on an official visit to canada, which is