i'm sorry that you don't know about the unr and the zunr.he unr is a republic . there was a conference at which the ukrainian people's republic was recognized. that is, it was not some kind of proclaimed ukrainian people's republic. somehow you can think that because the service of the ukrainian people's republic is so, thanks to that ukrainian people's republic , we now have the opportunity, well, in 1991, we got the opportunity to call ourselves ukraine and not just be ukraine from scratch, and that's not lenin created in ukraine, as he claims, well, a ukrainian soviet republic, as russian propaganda and soviet propaganda claim, russian propaganda is a continuation of soviet propaganda, and ukraine was before that and precisely because we do not know our history well, precisely because actually our memory was destroyed. well, there were attempts to destroy it, but we won't let them do that, that's why we think that the soviet union was something very good and pleasant. what happened to ukraine drove away its uh, or black magpies, and the c

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cs around weed and edgewood are unr evacuation orders. we will have more on all of this ahead on the the kpix 5 news at 7:00. > >> and finally this evening, a miracle on the mound. a 74-yeard pitcher for a baseball team in sacramento collapsed on the mound in the middle of the game. game. >> he had just > >> out two guys and collapsed n the mound. >> it was terrifying. >> he had no pulse. >> middle of the >> middle of the fourth inning, howell younger suffered a heart attack. likely, there was a defr later nearby. >> is it turns out, it was a miracle. i mean, it was definity a miracle. >> it was really tough. you go m playing ball every day to being in the hospital bed. slowly eventually, i have been able to work at it and get back into hay decent shape. >> looks like he is a lot of support. he is already back on e already back on the field enjoying time with his buddies. the team made him a special that that parking the date with miracle on the mound etched on it. jessica back. house gary. > >> thank you for watching. the news continues

because no matter what, whether or not the trumps come to the table to settle this case, they can't unring the bell in that the facts have been handed over, the federal prosecutors and the irs may and are likely to initiate their own investigation and possibly criminal charges. >> all right. danny, good to have you here. thank you. >>> at the united nations, joe biden delivered a condemnation of russia's president vladamir putin and the war in ukraine hours after putin hinted he might use nuclear weapons. kristen welker reports on the escalating tension. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: tonight, president biden on the world stage at the united nations, delivering a stinging rebuke of russian president putin and his war on ukraine. >> russia has shamelessly violated the core tenants of the united nations charter. we will stand in solidarity with ukraine. >> reporter: the president slamming russia's attacks on schools, hospitals and schools, hospitals, and train stations, and alleged war crimes. >> wherever you are, wherever you live, whatever you believe, that should not

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she eremenko head, executive committee of the unr lugansk people's republic was a part next to me, but also here, really. she said very important words with tears in her eyes. people welcome this day. this is a holiday with tears in the eyes, but only this time these are tears of incredible joy, this one is bound by hope. these are tears of understanding that russia will never let its own people offend and will protect every inhabitant of each of those millions who live in the newly acquired territories and those who force our country. for many years today donetsk people's republic, luhansk people's republic, republic, zaporozhye region, kherson region decided to be with russia forever. it has been a very long journey for some. it was a very long journey for some, a lifetime, and for some at the cost of life, this path has not yet been completed by the residents of the donetsk luhansk people's republic of zaporozhye kherson region after an honest and open referendum. they said their unambiguous. yes, yes, they are together with russia now and forever. i see today's news. i see people r

period in detail, yes, and that ukrainian emigration, petlyur activists and activists directories , unr activists who ended up in poland by the will of fate, they did not want to go to siberia even through the so -called stalinist reunification. well, you know, it often happens that the opinions of the elite and the opinions of the masses are do not always coincide, for example, the organization of ukrainian nationalists, which was not very popular until 1939 and before the war was not the most popular in western ukraine, but it warned about the paths that await western ukrainians. well, you can even see from the footage that many ukrainians sincerely believed in her, they did not believe that in the union with all the ukrainian people , a new life would come to the land of western ukraine, for all happiness, and so on. after that, the authority of the organization of ukrainian nationalists began to grow, especially during the war, when they organized resistance to both the soviet and the frankish regimes, which means we are also following the political practice itself. this is really a

well, the unr officer alexander zverintsev , who served on the eve of the war in the baranovichi railway brigade, using a cinematograph, demonstrated the place, baranovichi, the beginning of the 20th century and a newsreel about the stay of emperor nicholas ii at the headquarters of the supreme commander. covered these events in one of the messages said on sunday, september 21, his imperial majesty emperor nikolai alexandrovich arrived at 6 o'clock. all the officers of the headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief gathered in the headquarters church. i can't say 100%. i can only assume that the pious emperor visited the orthodox wooden church, which was built in 1908 and was located on this territory. by the way, these houses here belong to the same era. soon they will take down the rope to fly. 3 years after the execution of the royal family on april 19, 1921 on the first day of easter, the wooden church mysteriously burned down. the next day, a meeting of parishioners decided to renew the temple. warsaw architect nikolai andreevich obolonsky drew up a new project and an estimate f

well , the unr officer alexander zverintsev, who served on the eve of the war in the baranovichi railwayg a cinematograph, demonstrated the place, baranovichi, the beginning of the 20th century and a newsreel about the stay of emperor nicholas ii at the headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief , the periodical press of that time widely covered these events, one of the messages said on sunday, september 21, his imperial majesty emperor nikolai alexandrovich arrived at 6 o'clock. all the officers of the headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief gathered in the headquarters church. i can't say 100%. i can only assume that the pious emperor visited the orthodox wooden church, which was built in 1908 and was in this area. by the way, these houses here belong to the same era. soon they will sink to fly and demolish. three years after the execution of the royal family on april 19, 1921, on the first day of easter, the wooden church mysteriously burned down. the next day, a meeting of parishioners decided to renew the temple. warsaw architect nikolai andreevich obolonsky drew up a new

it is difficult to say how we will rise, it is very difficult to say , and the galician army and the unr the carpathian sich and everyone-everyone-everyone is against us we have to persevere we have to, well, the last moment, you know well, let's not have any negotiations, no matter what oleksandr the player says, i absolutely absolutely agree with more competent colleagues, this is a war - this is a war of artillery, intelligence and aviation, and of course that our i also consider the task of parliamentarians of the previous convocation and this one to advocate for ukraine in order to strengthen the armed forces of ukraine with what they need . we are already getting a new prime minister who has a clear position regarding the use of tactical nuclear weapons, she speaks clearly and has her own specific visions of how she will act in this position, but other countries are key for us, including indonesia, jakarta where the important g20 will take place in the capital, where it is very important that there are no negotiations or attempts to talk about something like that for a break, the e

of art, cultural dependence , but all the same we also care about the same soviet motherland as the unr for example. yes, but when they realized that it ends with kerosene, away from moscow, they curtailed their policy and along with that organized the holodomor as the extermination of ukrainians well , resettlement is already a very old imperial policy in this, because it is not just extermination, because it can be destroyed by the holodomor, but to resettle is actually to use free labor from the extraction of one's own resources that cannot be mastered by the empire, you know when napoleon came to russia, he won the battle of borodino, occupied moscow, which was then set on fire by the russians so that it would not reach the enemy, and he knows. so, i looked at this from moscow and thought, how can i continue to go 10,000 km, how to conquer this state why go through the mountains and forests to and this was the problem, the age-old problem of the moscow center, what to do with these territories, they invaded alaska . alaska had to study for a year and wait to make an expedition, ther

>> carley: governor ron desantis did a press conference yesterday and said get out now, you can't unring, about the. there are a lot of elderly folks in florida, how concerning is that for you? >> we are stageing and projected if need be go out, once winds hit 40 miles per hour, they shut down emergency responses. it is important, if you know someone that is elderly nearby, you are right, we do have an older population and a lot of times people may not reach out for help, we need to ensure people are working together as a community. one of the most frustrating things for someone running for office and a floridian first off, biden administration refused to call governor desantis and governor desantis is leading the fight. this is not partisan. >> carley: i heard they actually did speak and then governor desantis said that he is thankful that the president approved an emergency declaration in florida and said federal aid will be made available, how much will that help florida? this is supposed to be a once in a lifetime storm. >> i am glad they finally reached out, when we saw the article

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inland flooding, interruptions in things like power, we cannot unring the bell if you stay and you end up getting washed away with the historic storm surge. >> john: florida governor ron desantis warning folks do not overlook ian as the tampa area braces for a storm not seen in a century. the category 3 hurricane moving north, 115 mile an hour winds after blasting cuba this morning. >> aishah: ian will likely become a cat 4 hurricane as it heads toward the gulf coast and powerful winds, flooding and storm surge up to ten feet expected tomorrow. and they say parts of the state could end up with as much as 24 inches of rain, john. >> john: families making last-minute preparation, boarding up homes and picking up sandbags to try to keep the water out of their homes. >> aishah: we have team coverage across florida. crews from fox business, news and weather ready to go. >> john: live with phil keating near st. petersburg, seeing the early stages of the storm? >> not at all, south florida for certain, broward, miami-dade and the keys, the keys are under a tornado warning to 5:00 tonight. soo

but we can't unring the bell if you stay and you end up getting washed away with a historic storm surge or get caught in significant flooding. kevin guthrie will say a few words and then an update on the traffic situation. >> bill: a lot of information there. a warning to the residents of florida to heed the warnings that are going out right now. you don't need to travel hundreds of miles because they have shelters set up for you to take cover. >> dana: rob herrin stayed with us and listened to all of that. interesting to think that 100 years ago the area was very lightly populated and now you have so many more people that as you said right before we saw the governor, that area of florida has escaped the wrath of hurricanes over the last 100 years. this is very serious and very different now with that many people living in the area. rob. >> yeah, you are exactly right, dana. the population of the bay area, tampa bay area has grown tremendously just over the last few years. in a sense, that's a good thing because those newer residents haven't been through a hurricane and haven't been thr

we can't unring the bell if you stay and you get washed away with a historic storm surge. >> now orlando is becoming a bit of a safe haven for people evacuating in other parts of the state. we're more inland here. the hotel at the airport has sold out. a lot of that i'm talking to say they're extending their business trips or vacation plans. they might not make it into the pool. >> neil: i like that. thanks, katie. orlando international is the home of seaworld, disney world and universal. the story of the moment is what is going on in tampa since that seems to have the bulls eye on it right now. tampa international airport ceo is back with us. joe, seems that we always talk about these type of circumstances. what can you tell us right now? i don't see a lot of activity behind you. that's not surprising. tell us whats going on there. >> yeah, neil. thanks for having me on the show. we're closing down at 5:00. so airplanes have been leaving all day. the final flight will be at 4:45. it's a delta flight to atlanta. the airport is getting really quiet over time and will be very quiet tonight

isn't -- how do you unwind that, you know, process or how do you unring that bell?ment. the fbi. >> the trump team should have filed -- the trump team should have filed this motion a day after the raid. there is no question about that. and so you won't get that cat to walk backwards. you know, they have the department of justice rushed to look at all these documents, use their tag team. they knew there was a special master could be appointed but never requested. there is still a value to a special master in this case to have an independent person looking at these documents, separating them out. i mean, what was weird in court is that the justice department is saying, you know, these are our documents. they don't even have the right to ask for a special master. and what are you talking about? i mean, these -- you admitted that you may have gathered up, attorney-client material. i would surprise if they didn't. this was absurdly broad warrant. so saying that these are all your documents, that's the point ever the special master to decide whose documents they are. and

. >> can you really unring that bell, now? several weeks after that search was even executed. brand-new sources tell cnn that mark meadows handed over text messages and emails to the national archives, within a week of the search of mar-a- lago. that's interesting. i want to bring in our national correspondent, kristin holmes, and sarah murray, here tonight, former u.s. attorney's harry lippmann and cia operations officer douglas london, offer of author of "the recruiter," spying in the lost art. what a panel to have. we begin with you, sarah. can you tell us more about the inventory that was unsealed? it had interesting notions. >> it was quite a haul. we are talking about 11,000 government documents that were not classified, hundred and three with classified markings of different levels, secret, top secret, confidential. those folders you mention that did not have documents in them but had classified banners on them? they took a bunch of boxes of stuff out of the former president's office, and those include 27 classified documents. a lot of the stuff, these documents that we

. >> we can't unring the bell if it you stay and end up getting washed away. >> i want to bring in marcus coleman from the center for faith-based partnerships. his team is focused on building partnerships alongside others at fema and dh so to advance emergency management and strengthening climate resilience. you know what it is. to be in the middle of this situation. you have been in the middle of as a public servant. tell us how things look at this moment. how bad is it? >> so we are focused on maing sure that everyone is following the guidance of our local government officials. for those that are able to evacuate now is the the time to do so. we're anticipating storm surge. while we recognize people have been through hurricanes before well, know this hurricane is going to have severe impacts. we don't want anybody to take any chances. evacuate now, if you can. follow the guidance of local officials it you're able. and know fema continues to support the state as we prepare for impact from this severe storm. >> i understand your message, but florida is a state in constant turnover. there

>> absolutely and you cannot unring that bell.hey already know facts, identities of people, potentially other avenues of investigation that they would pursue with interviews, with other subpoenas for different sorts of records. so it's almost impossible to imagine the judge in joining all investigative activity essentially telling them you can do nothing until this special master process is concluded. i would expect if she came with a broad sweeping ruling like that the department will -- will certainly appeal it. >> they actually made a case, they said, look, if you are going to issue an injunction, if you are going to take an action like that it needs to be an official injunction so we can appeal and try to stop it there. it seems to me, again, that the establishment that these documents were there is one thing and i would think investigators have already established they were there, they can look at them and prove it. >> sure. >> so then it's an investigation about how they got there. >> how they got there, how they were handle

and, you know, it's the kind of bell that you can't unring despite all of your promises.is irresponsible spending, that's the insurance policy to try and get younger voters to pull the lehr lever or, you know, push the buttons in the midterms, and i don't think it's going to help them. and it shouldn't. anyone who has been forwarding these kind of irresponsible programs that commit generational theft should be thrown out of office. congressman massie -- we have 10 seconds. go ahead. >> oh. i would just say the cares act was the don't cares about. they didn't care about our kids, they didn't care about shutting town our economy, and they didn't care about inflation. if a bill says it's going to do one thing, trust me, it's going to do the exact opposite. kennedy: and there are very few people in congress you can trust. thomas massie is one of them. appreciate it. >> thanks kennedy. kennedy: well, the geniuses at the fed, they think they know how to tame inflation. boy, they've gotten everything wrong so far. the the rate hikes are causing their own problems. a 30-year mort

. >> i mean, can you really unring that bell now? and several weeks after that search was even executed. and brand-new tonight, sources telling cnn that mark meadows handed over text messages and email to the national archives within a week of the search of mar-a-lago. that's interesting. i want to bring in cnn national correspondent kristen holmes and political correspondent sara murray. also harry lipman and former cia operations officer douglas london, who is author of "the recruiter: spying and the lost art of american intelligence." what a panel to have tonight, especially with the new news out right now. let me begin with you, sara. can you tell us more about this inventory that was unsealed today? it had some interesting notions in there. >> that's right, laura. it was quite a haul. we're talking about 11,000 government documents that were not classified, 103 documents with classified markings of all different levels, secret, top secret, confidential. you have those folders that you mentioned that didn't have documents in them

prepared, your honor, to ensure we're not going to have our investigation derailed because you cannot unring the bell. we have seen the documents for several weeks. and any privilege issues are going to be separate from classified, top secret, sensitive material. if she is prepared to compartmentalize in a way that does not derail app investigation, i would be prepared for her to try to find some way to split that baby. even though it is not at all the course of normal affairs. >> shan, talking about how trump's team is addressing this classification issue, it's interesting because yesterday before that formal filing by his team trump was still saying he had declassified all these documents, so nothing to see here, nothing done wrong. and yet that's not an argument his legal team is making. >> right. >> what do you make of that? >> i think the legal team is maybe pulling back a bit now, trying to be more focused. yeah, it's a glaring omission, they're not making that particular argument at all. >> they're basically admitting yes, there were classified documents. >> yeah. the other problem is

howard: is ridiculous and you can't unring the bell they running for the last seven years with tryinge crime in the economy of the number one issues in the upcoming midterms and they have been against police and they have looked for defunding and bill reform in the reducing charges with these progressive leftist d.a. said they're not going to be able to do it because the damage they did over the last seven years, in two months sweetie let me ask you this commissioner because i wanted turned to this fight that that there i put in chicago was having with the ceo of mcdonald's and seo at mcdonald's and sings a crime in the city is completely out of control inserting the recruitment efforts and business that is based there and scaring employees away and this is what the mayor of life it has to say. >> any remarks to counter the mcdonald's ceo, he said people are afraid to come back to the headquarters. >> i think that would've been helpful for the mcdonald's ceo to educate himself before he spoke sweetie really, that's the reaction when the crime in chicago was running rapid and many busi

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do you think we can unring the bell or not? >> i thought a lot about how the right, for decades, has run this campaign against -- to try to disqualify the press. that campaign culminates with reagan's election, and reagan using the fcc to repeal the doctrine, which demanded equal time in media. once that happened, right wing radio basically grew exponentially because now there was no need for there to be someone opposite rush limbaugh, you could just have rush limbaugh. and i have wanted to find a way that you could put the fairness doctrine back in to fix these problems and every single person i talk to about this says the bell cannot be un-wrong. the media has been changed so much that a lot of what we deal with now -- like fox probably exists because and in the fair use doctrine shows the marketplace for right-wing media. cable news was not covered by the fairness doctrine. you can't unring the bell is the unfortunate part, so we have to figure out how to live in this environment. >> i didn't know that tucker carlsen started

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because no matter what, whether or not the trumps come to the table to settle this case, they can't unring the bell in that the facts have been handed over, the federal prosecutors and the irs who may and are likely to initiate their own investigations and possibly criminal charges. >> all right danny cevallos, good to have you here thank you. >>> at the united nations, president biden delivered a condemnation o russia's president vladimir putin and the war in ukraine hours after putin hinted h might use nuclear weapons. kristen welker reports on the escalating tension. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: tonight, president biden on the world stage at the united nations, delivering a stinging rebuke of russian president putin and his war on ukraine >> russia has shamelessly violated the core tenets of