victor.iekhon. which is translated as troy, the trojan war, is described, it was homer who described the trojan war in the story iliad, there is also the story of odysseus, with which homer described the journey of odysseus, odysseus after the iliad, oh, how pleased you are, he is pleased with himself, yes, he feels such confidence, another historical question, lucky, this is his strong point, yes, this is his, yes, well only poems, but oh well, victor, maybe you can tell us then, what was the fuss, why did the war happen? historical point of view, well, there is a more mythological point of view, let’s look at two, well, from the mythological point of view, it all started because of the feast of the gods, on which you didn’t call, only one goddess of discord, irita, she threw an apple of discord, it said the most beautiful on it and there it turns out that the goddesses thought who this apple was for, hera and aphrodite argued. and athena, they went to court to zeus, but zeus sent their cour

victor, how do you like it?won. these are the emotions from our teachers, thank you very much from vasily vladimirovich. congratulations, thank you, thank you, it was a great game, just super, wonderful, so sixth graders already have the second super finalist, we will find out the name of the third super finalist in the next program, we wish all the participants who will appear on this platform good luck, all viewers of the exciting and vibrant show, see you soon, all the best, is it true that thuja? a flowering plant, i know for sure that thuja is not a flowering, coniferous plant, similar to a christmas tree, but small, about a meter high, matvey, there are different types of thujas, plumper ones, taller ones, which thujas do you like best, i like them more chubby, let's leave it at that. not belarus, our beloved mother, live forever. hail to the land our bright name, hail to the peoples of the orthodox union, our beloved mother, the country, our times and the roofs of belarus, ours. zivaya matsi, slaves lived

victor, how are you? thank you very much, congratulations, thank you, thank you, it was a great game, just super, wonderful. so, the sixth-graders already have a second super-finalist. we will find out the name of the third super finalist in the next program. we wish all the participants who will appear on this platform good luck and an exciting experience for all viewers. bright show, see you later, all the best, is it true that thuja is a flowering plant? i know for sure that the thuja is not a flowering, coniferous plant, similar to a christmas tree, but small, about a meter tall, matvey, there are different types of thuja, plumper ones, taller ones, which thujas do you need? i like them better, i like them more plump, stop it. for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes, where it is better to appreciate the existing ones and be proud of them, because there is no other such lead in any european country, and we set off on an exciting journey, products created by local craftsmen were in great demand th

, victor is 43 years old, his ex-wife did not appreciate his frankness from the hot dancing with theyear’s edition of the program . let's get married forbade him to communicate with his son: apparently there is no fate , apparently not fate, apparently there is no love, apparently there is no love, apparently above me, apparently above me , you laughed, you laughed, victor used to hold a leadership position at a meat processing plant, now he is the owner of a fire massage studio in moscow, loves to ride horses, jump on a trampoline and go to good restaurants, and is proud that he can knit and sing. earn money, dreams of becoming a father of many children, admits that he tries to smile 100 times a day, always watches his gait, warns that he is a supporter marriage contract. victor will not pay attention to a woman with a short haircut, who neglects depilation and does not know how to tie a tie, and marries a short owner of moles, household skills, a favorite business and a child. hello hello. well, we are glad to see you, of course, in the new year’s chaos, the stars prevented us from

how did you overcome opposition from victor? hold on. well, according to diplomatic sources and officials that we've been speaking with the uh, it was the run up to this meeting today with all the phone calls to, to victor alba. and has been receiving from your p and leaders with a bilateral meeting, sweat, this breakfast, meeting this morning with the french italian and to german leaders. and all of them made it clear that it hungry was standing there alone with their locate. that all the other members of the european union wanted to have disagreement and were ready to move ahead without hungry. so for victor all but it was pretty clear that he was the price of late at the end of this question. and as to he's demands, he wanted to have for this uh, uh, 8 for ukraine and the new facility outside of the budgets. this is not gonna happen . he also wants to have a rides to v to the whole package every 2 years. for instance, that is also not what was given to him according to our sources. there is um, uh that we have to stay to this fixed co

union lead us see a massive deed on age to ukraine. often many have lashed out to get in 5 minutes to victor. all bon paused before all bon withdrew his opposition and the 50 value in your package. false boats are coming up their post k, also across germany, as dakota, to walk a strike. hundreds of thousands of passengers are affected by 5 cancellations or the amazing front foot lane and other major airports. and i drove to imagine, so you all thought of these and all these, some spam titan water restrictions after 3 years with no significant drain. the i did expand as you're welcome to the program. the e. u has agreed on a new 50000000000, your support package for ukraine at a summit in brussels. y'all have been council president shock. michelle said the dean would be in cheryl cote long tom predictable funding for ukraine. congress prime minister victor old bond has dropped weeks of opposition to the package. ukraine has faced increasing uncertainty over age funding with even fighting in the you. and the us holding up support the douglas brussels bureau chief alexandra phenomena is a bit.

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happy birthday, victor. stephen watson, bbc news. yeah, huge congratulations to victor.a cup holders manchester city stormed into the quarterfinals with a 6—2 win at luton. newcastle needed penalties to get there. leicester also went through after victory at bournemouth. at bournemouth on the south coast. don't forget, you can get all the latest sports news from our app and our website. but from me, will perry, and the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye for now. see you next time. hello. temperatures have been falling quite quickly over the past few hours. we've got some cold air in place and there's some mist and some fog patches around for some of us to start your wednesday morning. so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia, and then rain is going to be spreading its way gradually eastwards. that rain pushing in across northern ireland by the early hours of wednesday, during wednesday morning pushing into scotland, wales as well. fog for parts of central, eastern and southern england — that

victor, what do you say? to answer quickly and correctly, quite well, that’s why i i think that most likely i will go through the old tour. we won't walk around and guess, we have a screen right now where the results of the first round will appear. andrey and victor scored the maximum number of points, matvey, yulia, nikita, elizaveta passed. well done, daria, yulia, angelina, daria, alisa and yulia, the second, unfortunately, did not pass, but look what a battle, those who fall into our orange zone, this is an equality of results, you see, you all scored eight points, here it’s not only the correct answers that decide your fate, your speed too is very important, now our computer, based on how quickly you pressed the right buttons, will get two more players into this company. attention to the screen. alisa and dasha were faster. here it is, a 100% formed eight players who will advance to the second round. let's applaud the guys. also at the bottom of the list you can see four players who, unfortunately, we wi

victor has en'oyed a remarkable * abysmal. victor has en'oyed a remarkable life fi abysmal.e and a bank manager, a major territorial army, commander in st. john's ambulance and also trained to be a fighter pilot and has some difficult memories of the second world war.— second world war. beginning of februarv1945. _ second world war. beginning of february 1945, we _ second world war. beginning of february 1945, we went - second world war. beginning of february 1945, we went to - second world war. beginning of february 1945, we went to the l second world war. beginning of- february1945, we went to the bomb february 1945, we went to the bomb store and for 36 hours, we loaded and reloaded bombers and going on a hamburger grade and about 20 years ago where at holiday in we went and saw a beautiful city that was rebuilt very well.— saw a beautiful city that was rebuilt very well. victor received birthday congratulations - rebuilt very well. victor received birthday congratulations and - rebuilt very well. victor received birthday congratulations and the j rebuilt very well. victor

you overcome opposition from victor? all. bon well i think that it became clear this morning already that victor all bon, was under a lot of pressure to give an end to agreed before the start of the official meeting of o u leaders. he already had a sit down with the german chancellor with the tell them prime minister with the french president and the representative of the you institutions. and from what we are hearing from our sources. they made it very clear to victor or bunch that he is standing all alone in the e u blocking this essential age for ukraine. and that's all the, all the 26 member states of the you want to move ahead and sign off on this important financial support for ukraine. and what our sources are telling us is that this was so clear that victor or button is standing alone, being increasingly isolated with his located with his position. at that off to this 1st morning meeting, it was clear that he will say yes. and when then off to that, all of the leaders and set together and started discussing i, th

victor, why didn’t you try to stop your wife’s lover?you, no one controlled it, and , in fact, they probably didn’t want it, by and large, you know, in the family there are absolutely no values, that’s why everything is built around the family system, yes, that there is no love, mutual respect, in general, this is the value, the most important thing in life, yes, this is human life, and here by its nature activities, we work with children with serious illnesses. it would be better to give him more time , so that he would remember, but how do you feel about this position of your wife, of course, it’s her business, no, no, no, this is your common business, you are still legal, husband and wife, this is your common son died, well, we mourn for him, i understand, well, it’s okay, but at the same time, your wife, the mother of this child, wants freedom for the killer, a fatal coincidence, listen, well, everyone here is really good. that every participant in this whole scene, it seems to me, everyone put something here ours, we see here that w

victor. >> yeah, i like buying single. but i can see the appeal of just being done with the whole thing because there are some scabs out here. but to just find somebody for a person, i get that, but i do enjoy single life. >> i definitely can see that. you would have to be in a happy marriage to be happy, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> i definitely see the point. my question is, does the marriage make you happier? or is it because the people have happier dispositions are seeking out marriage? >> hmm, maybe. maybe. i'll find out one day -- maybe. >> well, maybe not. >> yeah. >> who wants in? do you want to get married? >> next hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. >> that's why i said that, maybe not. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "cnn this morning." it is saturday, february 10th. i am still single and victor blackwell. >> we have a full hour to talk about why. i'm amara walker. thank you for joining us, here's what we're watching for you this morning. democrats are grappling with how to combat questions over president

. >> i'm is victor blackwell.hank you for joining us, here's what we're watching for you this morning. democrats are now trying to figure out thousand answer questions about president biden's age and memory after that special counsel reporter handling classified documents. what both the white house and the biden campaign are trying to do tamping down voter concerns. >>> there are more concerns over palestinians and rafah. the outcry over the plan and what we're learning about the status of cease-fire talks. >>> officials in tennessee are looking for a man suspected of shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy. the reward for his arrest is up to $80,000. what we're hearing from officials, including why the suspect's blower is under arrest. >>> and plus, we'll show you how federal border agents are experimenting with a.i. to stop the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. >>> the white house says it will release of the transcripts from the interviews with robert hur. it's the latest from the biden team pushing back on hur. >>

>> good morning, victor.ook, yeah, you're exactly right, four years ago, there are a bunch of other people on the ballot. there was bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren, and pete buttigieg, and they all had operation information the state. and so turnout much lower. on the other hand, this shows a lovely of democratic unity and force that i think is going to be kind of the bare minimum that they need to really get this campaign rolling. i think it also does reflect, victor, that, you know, right now, you have viewers that are watching all of this unfold in cities like detroit and cleveland. and denver. and all over the country. and this was a really important place for president biden to start, to say that black voters who are the majority of democratic voters in south carolina, are a constituency that is very important to him. and kicks off what's going to be a campaign to turn out the black vote. as the base of the democratic party. absolutely essential for him to win. >> lehe's going to have to do tt again

amara, victor and camila dechalus. thank you very much joining me now is cnn global affairs analyst, kimberly dozier. kim. good morning to you. so you heard there from camila is reporting more than 500 russian targets sanctioned by the us. this is just the start. sounds like a whole lot. but as we've seen over the years, putin has figured out a way to adapt to these sanctions and still do what he wants to do. i mean, do you see this latest round? impacting the war and russia or putin's actions at all >> look if putin had hopes to come back into the international community and be part of the international financial system. this would be bad news for moscow, but it seems that putin's ultimate goal, as he stated before, is to turn back the clock and separate russia from the west and create a new world order that is focused on trade with china, trade with north korea, trade with iran, and trade with india. so yes, initially these various sanctions are going to hurt specifically, they're probably going to hurt his military

>> yeah, victor, great question.o, they're two different groups but there's a common thread, and that's iran. and the backing from irban. this is very much a campaign being prosecuted by the not only this administration but the civil command. look, tactically, these are independent of each other, but the success that's going to be achieved both in the red sea against the houthis in yemen and elsewhere in syria and iraq against the proxies that exist there and then the greater fight that exists in gaza are all because of the administration capacity to wage this fight against iran and its proxies. it's all tied together. >> peter, a member of the houthi political council posted this on social media. the u.s./british coalitions bonding of a number of yemeni provinces will not change our position. and we affirm that our military operations against israel will continue in the crimes of genocide in gaza will stop no matter the sacrifices it costs us. the iranian military said the strikes will get harder after a political s

victor, you know, made a very important point. prosecutor when he makes a charging decision is supposed to consider what a rational jury should do not what a jury that is biased for or against. and i think that's what in effect hur did here. and he had a very interesting slight of hand. because he said he talked about how dod dering president biden is now what was his state of mind kept these documents no question he knew he shouldn't have them. he tells his biographer, his ghost writer other it's in a bunch of classified documents that i have downstairs. he spent time in a scif. he knew exactly what he was doing. >> laura: do you think hur came to the right conclusion? i mean, you were in the independent counsel's office. do you think he came to the right conclusion here? >> well, he did one thing that was admirable in comparison to what robert mueller did. he says at the beginning we can't indict him because he is a sitting president. but, by the way, even if he wasn't, we wouldn't indict him. at least he took a stand mullen sho

hello, victor, i would like to give you these belarusian gifts from my fatherland.ts, but i’m very interested in what’s inside, anechka, what did your husband do, what did you have - i understand that something is probably wrong, he was very focused on career, career, he is very much here you can build a scandal, at a minimum, i am greedy for power, for some kind of status, and i understand that he is now all about it, and i am turning into an ottoman, into a sofa, for whom if you need anything. and two doesn’t interfere, yes, why didn’t he provide for her, why did she have to earn everything herself, why was the whole burden on her shoulders, i realized later that he did n’t seem to care what i looked like, what i i eat, where i am, where i am, he just doesn’t care, i ’ve become a comfortable ottoman, which, well please, mind your own business , so you decided to attract his attention, i decided to attract his attention, but it turns out that we went to minsk, he... on this day i understand that i swam, that is, what kind of my carpet was floating in my parents’ ho

after many have lost out of time, get in 5 minutes to victor. all about us before. 12 on we do, here's our position and the $50000000000.00 journal package cost. also coming up the air force chaos across germany as security. walk of strike hundreds of thousands of passengers that are affected by 5 cancellations o d. as in frank, fred, berlin and other major airports and a drought emergency. a lot of these and ne, in spain tighten water restrictions of.

even funding for hungry remains frozen despite victor or bonds request for it's released. can you tell us more about that? yes, we talking here about about 20000000000 the euro static to open would like to get from the european union money that was frozen over the rule of law of concerns with regard to ukraine. for instance, concerns about discrimination against algebra, q, q, community in hungry and those funding, those funds, this funding is remaining of frozen. and so according to our sources, the leaders today didn't speak about that. so there was no deal behind closed doors subject to all, but it could get those funds at when he agrees to the financial aid for ukraine. however, there will be a reference to this whole rule of law of mckinney's, and that is quite new in the u. a p in union in the final communicate because that was something that victor all but also wanted to, i was speaking about that this may kinase has to be used in the propulsion that way proportional way. and that is probably something that we are going to find as a reference and the conclusion spot

victor, thanks for being here.t seems that no cards -- we're talking about the no cards because they are back in the news. joe is at these swanky fundraising dinners and the donors, every single part of it is scripted down to the question. now the donors are worried. it feels like the note cards are the least of our problems, victor. >> yeah. it is. he is starting to become a howard hughes president. i mean, he is not seen and heard. when he is, he seems like is he kind of comme c demented or unh. blaine blame the staff. making healthcare clean efforts to package him and you can't package him. this was known to people in 2019 and 20 deal was none of those left wing candidates could get elected or beat trump. they said we will back you or pull out of the race after south carolina's victory and you will play the role of good old joe biden. not really a president. you will just be a veneer and we will implement the hardest left wing agenda we have seen in a half century. and that's what happened. it was born in dee de

>> reporter: good morning, victor and and amara. there was a multitude of reasons but some of the reasons they gave cnn was because they were scared of the backlash over meeting with the biden administration and fearing they didn't want to be perceived as speaking for the entire arab american and muslim community out there. one big picture note to think about, is the fact that that there is still this high tension between the biden administration and the arab american and muslim community in the u.s. and i've spoken to several arab american and muslim voters across the u.s. and they say that they're very frustrated by how the white house has not fully supported a permanent cease-fire in gaza and some have even said they're considering not voting for biden and actively campaigning against him in the upcoming election. >> what do we know about what the biden administration is doing to try to mend this relationship? >>. >> well, amara, we know that just last week senior house officials met with air acamerican and muslim leaders in mich

you are my love from the land of snow and rain i am a victor among the mountains of shiran, the reason soil of iran is the turquoise of my mountain, tell me about my love from the land of rain on you, i am a victor, and i am sashiran, the brave of the soil of iran, yesterday, tell me about my love from the land of snow, i am a victor. wedge made of brave lions of iran. as the march 11 election approaches, the tone of election campaigns in dagh province has become hotter, or the margon barf waterfall has spread the fragrance of election passion throughout the province. in the last moments of the campaigns, the candidates and their supporters came to the field with all their strength and capacity. i come and with my choice in. joy and happiness caused by advertising the warm and colorful campaign headquarters of the candidates has given a special mood to the cities and villages of the region. the only way to decide is to come and vote. voting means that you want to bring about a change in the existing process with your family, relatives and neighbors . the assembly of leadership experts

. >> i'm victor blackwell. cnn exclusive this morning about the riff that is growing between the president and the arab american community over the u.s. stance on a cease-fire in gaza. community members have postponed a meeting between the vice president, kamala harris, and some leaders there. this comes after a meeting last week between senior administration officials and community leaders in deerborn, michigan. some say they walked away unsatisfied. i spoke with one of those leaders who attended the meeting. this was yesterday on "first of all." >> we were very clear that we are committed to the same message we have been talking about for the last 124 days so we are here and we were consistent with our message. it was a very frank discussion. we did not mince words and we made it clear to the biden administration that unless we saw policy change, there would not be any follow-up discussions as a result of the meeting we had this week. >> joining us now is white house reporter camiladechalis. tell us about the

does that make any sense, victor davis hanson?> i think it will eventually get there because, if you look at past precedents, has there been anybody this jurisdiction that was fined that amount of money or better yet, larry, fined at all for overstating supposedly assets on loans that were performing, adjudicated by very sophisticated auditors, interest was paid, banks were happy, no complaint either in the past or the present. so there is no contemporaneous example of anything like this. when you look at excessive fines and punishment, it is not just the fine, it's the deadline where he has to post the bond and his children and he are not allowed to do business to use levers of taking out loans. and then they have an ex-federal judge also adjudicating what they can do and what they can't and the company itself has got restrictions on it and then you have got the larger atmosphere everybody knows that he might have to unload valuable assets in a short time period, therefore deliberately on the part of the judge and the prosecutor

yes, well, let's listen to what victor is saying about himself these days he says, i am a magician victorre is a good world, so that there is no evil, so that there are no lies, i change all this, this is all given to me. but i alone will change everything on earth, i can burn everything on earth, everything will disappear, everything will burn, give spoons, my goal is for my enemies who are in front of me, they ruined me, i will do the same for them, so that they are ruined, so that they remain poor, sick and stand on the porch, forgive me. for bread , victor has changed, he lost his teeth, apparently he cursed everyone , he clenched his teeth so that everything fell out, but it’s not funny, of course, all this is sad, judging by this video everything has become even worse, it’s just him, he can just run around streets and curse everyone, listen, but he wants the whole planet to burn, the whole earth to burn, he at least has some friends, well like these defenders, that is, larisa saplina is now his girlfriend. yes, they make birdhouses, that is, he doesn’t curse birds, probably, yes, we

good afternoon, my name is victor and i am an entrepreneur.r, i did not have time to connect to the megamarket during the sales season. and these months passed my business by. but this year everything is different. i previously connected to the megamarket and already broke the record for monthly sales in just one week. the sales season is starting, don't miss it. join the megamarket. megamarket, just grow with us. they told me that you will dance with this house of culture. well, let's dance together and everyone who wants to sing in the renovated cultural center in the city of orekhovo-zoevo and more. 1,200 renovated and new recreation centers throughout the country. concerned projects of russia according to the decision of the president and caring people. maybe a fellowship? appetite anywhere. only dad will tame it. there is a beastly appetite. a snack won't hurt. sausages, dad can. that's it. top smartphone, top smartphone, top grill, and also top choice, top quality discounts up to 50%. honor x7 b smartphone for only 18,999. this is an unu

, it’s funny, hello, what’s your name, anna, very nice, me, victor, let’s meet, very sweet, very nicem very glad to see you, i always admire your creativity, your charisma, i wish you health, strong, belarusian, young daring gait, this is for you, thank you, thank you, i admire you, it was very interesting to come in, plus more gifts, but very interesting. i gave some consultations and prepared for my classes creatively , there was such a need, because there was not enough money or i was greedy for knowledge, there are simply people who love to study, i love to study, i am a lifelong student, i have a thirst for knowledge. everywhere, everywhere, i infect students with this love, well done, a very rare type of woman, i like her, she was made up very well and successfully, in general, in principle , her whole image goes with her dress. that's all, and i turn into an ottoman, into a sofa, which, if it needs something, then please find it for yourself, money, time, and i start to work more, and well, and at the same time the child, i spend quality time with him during the day, you then a

i'm victor blackwell. this is "first of all" and today we're starting in the middle east.n is condemning airstrikes by the usa military in syria and iraq. the strikes are in retaliation for the deaths of three american soldiers killed in a drone attack in jordan almost a week ago. president biden says this is only the start. cnn's katie bolillis is in washington. let's start with you and tell us about the targets. >> reporter: the u.s. military striking 85 targets associated with both iranian-backed militia as well as also used by iran's own forces. these targets included everything from intelligence centers to rockets and missiles and other munitions facilities, to command and control hubs to logistics facilities. now, at this point in the coming hours and days the u.s. military will be doing what is known as a battle damage assessment, to lean on u.s. intelligence to try to independently verify the toll these strikes took, both the damage that they caused to the militia's capabilities as well as the potential casualties both amongst militia members as well as potential c

victor managed to combine historical authenticity with modern practicality, such spoons.ally used for eating soup, salad, porridge, calmly dipping it into boiling water, calmly into hot fat, you know, cold or heat, metal absorbs from the liquid there very quickly, just as metal absorbs vitamin c, vitamin of life very quickly, well, many other invisible things, well, to the eye, when we eat with a wooden spoon, we do the same thing as muslims do, who... eat with just their fingers, they say: we take food with our fingers so that it has all its strength gave it to us. a wooden spoon - it preserves the memory of its owner, it absorbs his energy, over time it becomes a talisman, a very powerful talisman. hair combs are an even more labor-intensive and therefore elegant product. over many years of work, victor understood how to determine the true the value of a thing. they never part with them, women come to fairs, open their bags and show me my scallops, which were made there 10-15 years ago, bought, they tell me what they carry with them, and often when the mood is not very

after many have lashed out upon good, 5 minutes to victor, all about us before. 12 on we do, here's our position and the $50000000000.00 euro package cost. also coming up, the air force chaos across germany, a security walk, a strike. hundreds of thousands of passengers that are affected by 5 concentrations, o. d. as in frank for berlin and other major airports and a drought emergency, i thought of these and ne, in spain titan of water restrictions up to 3 years with no significant brain. the, i've been expanded, you're welcome to the program. annually does have sprays the passage of a new 50000000000 your support package for ukraine? your town. so president shaw's. michelle said the dean would ensure code long term predictable funding for ukraine congress by mr. victor. all, vaughn has dropped weeks of opposition to the package. ukraine has faced increasing uncertainty over 8 funding we've seen fighting in the e. u. and the us holding up support and speaking off of the deed was approved german johnson, the old off shoals set. a sincere effort was required from all a few friends allies

victor, what's coming up?ot two kids one just went on a field trip the other signed, permission slips. exactly. yes. there is a permission slip for an event in florida that is stunning. you probably can't read it, so i'll read it to you. students will participate and listen to a book written by an african-american that's it the parents needed to approve hearing from an african american. now, this is what black history month is in florida under the new parental rights, education law, we'll get into that with a man who went to talk to a group of students and needed to have permission slips just to read to children in schools. so that's at the top of the show. also, we're getting to da fani willis's testimony this week and a lot of professional black women saw this here as a double standard, right? and ms treatment. so we have the former president of the georgia association of black women attorneys to talk about specifically what happened here. also, a country singer says that biance compared her to a dog peeing

, people have collected in such a book, all the memories of father victor, now also relatives, closeuh, i mean the daughter, she too is now preparing for release the next edition of its own books, and we look forward to getting to know these memories. daughter of anna viktorovna sorok. we are now on the graves of adamov's village. hell, i would like to give birth to gety shanouny us svyatar, іdze yon pahavany at the same time as your wife. this droplet was awarded for the price of trust. this month became a month of pilgrimage. there are live flowers to graze here. yes, this pair of people is asking for help. interests and edges of knowledge, and history of a kind of weight, meat, i try to get involved in the lessons, in the fall of may to the ukrainian empire aktyўna academic occupies and navukova- dasledchay zeynastsyu, on navukova-dasledchay uvuchnaў there is i... the successes, sherag from them in their time have won awards, diplomas, districts and industrial units. it is practical that all the history of belarus is violent, as it happened, and they had their impact on our histor

i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm amara walker.e begin with new developments out of syria and iraq, after u.s. air strikes friday. iraqi officials say at least 16 people were killed in those strikes. the syrian military says the air strikes caused, quote, significant damage to public and private property, killing civilians, as well as military personnel. cnn cannot independently verify those claims. >> the pentagon says bombers hit 85 individual targets used by iran-backed militias and iran's own revolutionary guard. the strikes are in retaliation for the deaths of three american soldiers killed in a drone attack in jordan almost a week ago. president biden said the launch of air strikes carried out in syria and iraq are only the start of operations. look at this video. this is from what appears to be one of those strikes in iraq early this morning. the mayor of this town says that strikes hit houses used for weapons storage. iraqi military officials condemned the strikes as a violation of iraqi sovereignty. our team coverage now,

victor gennadievich korostylev, no, that’s not my name, but as? i don't remember, but not victor.percaillie, it’s better if they refuse, anyway, we’ve already given these poor fellows we can’t help you in any way, my son went to school , he’s studying mathematics, and so he told me this rule: through one point on a plane you can draw as many straight lines as you like, but through two, especially three, only one, you hint, i say directly, that means three capercaillie, what should we do?" "well, we need to inspect the front doors, completely cover the walls, look for traces, maybe there are the same prints there. evgenia, where are you going? masha, you have the right to inspect the front doors. and what about lunch, will they bring you something hot now? no time, we already have a lot of time lost. i imitate you. was i really the same? we might think you're different now. damn, where's your phone? you run faster, yes , you called the patrol officers, yes, yes, i went to the department, everyone was safe, everything is fine, over there, are you? you are the hero of the day today,

after hunger as prime minister victor victor old on finally dropped weeks of opposition. your trade has faced increasing uncertainty of 8 funding because of political in financing in the, in you. and in the us. a gary and prime minister victor all done. once again, in the spotlight in brussels, which he again block you a package for ukraine as he did last december. he did not owe him when we got the 27 heads of state and government to reach political agreement, which will allow us to mobilize safety exits, revealing due risk as part of the ukraine facility to return the packages intended to help you create incurs bunch of gaps and pay salaries and services. in the years 2024 to 2027. the relief at reaching the necessary unanimity is palpable. suddenly this is of course, a good message for the citizens of ukraine who are so challenged by the russian war of aggression. but of course also for us is the european union, which has shown that it can stand together. the you is withholding funding from hungary because of concerns about the route overall. hungary has block you deci

victor, please open the box and the fish have been caught, the fish have been caught.epartment, subsequently issued a large fine, the fishermen were lucky, if the red book sturgeon had been among the fish caught, they would hardly have been able to avoid criminal punishment and a real sentence. and we go further to the most famous astrakhan fish market, selensky isady. once upon a time, all the poachers' prey flocked here, and a person with a video camera could easily be thrown out. today the situation is different: constant police checks and... children, when our film crew returned to moscow and began editing the program, shocking news came from the building: employees of the regional fsb department were detained by the personal head of the obipk, police colonel denis. it is his subordinates who are directly involved in the fish topic, our program also recorded an interview with the policeman and he seemed to us to be a very demanding leader who delved into every detail about his work, lazarev spoke clearly, openly and without hesitation, almost every day to the emplo

amara walker, i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. here's what we're watching for you this morning. >> i'm lynda fight to get them ammunition. they need past president biden doubles down on his commitment to get aid to ukraine. he lays blame for the delay directly on congress. what he said to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy during a phone call, donald trump hit the campaign fain trail for the first time since being ordered to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties in the new york civil fraud trial. and he did not hold back his response and how he's now raising money as the fines add up. >> i am happy to be alive, but i don't want to be the product of a fraud. >> a really uncomfortable discovery, in a case of what lawyers call fertility fraud after doctors accused of secretly using his own sperm to impregnate patients evacuation orders have been issued for parts of california and millions are under flood warnings as a state braces for days of storms, we will have your forecasts president biden says that he is confiden

these are live pitches —— pictures of victor 0rban making comments.bring it to you. let's speak to mark laity, he's a former special advisor to the nato secretary general and also was previously the director of communications for shape, the military headquarters that commands all nato operations worldwide. thank you very much for coming on the programme. as we hear and see, victor 0rban is speaking, talk to us about the significance of this moment? i about the significance of this moment?— about the significance of this moment? ~ �* , , moment? i think it's genuinely significant _ moment? i think it's genuinely significant because _ moment? i think it's genuinely significant because to - moment? i think it's genuinely significant because to get - moment? i think it's genuinely i significant because to get sweden into the nato is a big dealfor sweden and the big dealfor into the nato is a big dealfor sweden and the big deal for nato with nato having finland and sweden having joint. they are both very important nations for significant defence capabiliti

it's for last night's primary >> well, good morning, >> victor and amara. donald trump's big win last night, essentially all but ended the primary, even despite nikki haley's insistence to stay in the primary. well, in two next month, but luck, according to my conversations with donald trump's campaign, they are really hoping that his big win last night means that some of the holdout republican voters, as well as the holdout donors, will flock to his campaign. and also hopefully put more pressure on nikki haley to ultimately bow out. now last night as he was taking the stage after his when he had a very different tune than we saw after he won in new hampshire, new hampshire, he used those remarks to really sharply go after haley, something that i know from my conversations with his advisers, they were not very happy about. but last night he was a different person. he got up there. he was very congratulatory, hit his remarks or attacks really only focused on joe biden and then he didn't even mentioned nikki haley's nikki haley's name. once take a listen >> n

victor amra camila did challa is traveling with the president. thanks so much new this morning, the us is warning that it will be so any resolution calling for humanitarian ceasefire in gaza if it comes up for a vote in the un security council, algeria has proposed such a resolution. un ambassador linda thomas greenfield said in a statement that the us is already working on a deal between israel and hamas that would bring a release of hostages and a pause in fighting for at least six weeks. now, she also said that the proposed resolution would not achieve the same outcome. so the us will not support it >> also new this morning, the palestinian authority prime minister announced that russia has invited hamas and all palestinian factions to meet in moscow. the prime minister says the fatah political faction is still trying to use you know, fly with hamas, but only if they meet certain prerequisites, if all sides agree to the terms, the meeting would take place on february 26. are joining us now, is bill browder? he's the founder and ceo of hermitag

victor davis hanson, thank you for helping us, i'm playing the clip.e a listen to it. >> i rot wrote it out, it was so great, excessive bail shall not be required no nor excessive fines imposed, i think he looked at my cash, and said we'll take all of his cash. larry: excessive everything. weaponization, fines. would this, i'm asking you, speculate. so, would this make a state case or local case a federal case because of the eighth amendment has been violated and supreme court should hear an appeal? >> i think it will get there. because if you look at pass president, has there been anything in this jurisdiction that was fined that amount of money orbite or, better yet, fined at all for supposedly over stating assets that were performing adjudicated by sophisticated odod audre auditors, you look at excessive finds and punishment it is the deadline where he has to post bond, his children and he are not allowed to do business to use or use the levers of taking out loans, then they have a ex-federal judge adjudicating what they can and can't do and company

thank you, victor.ueless about the crime crisis, they are crying racism. squad member ayanna pressley is blaming for closures. >> the closures are not arbitrary and they are not innocent. they are life-threatening acts of racial and economic discrimination. that is why i join with senator markey and warren to demand answers from walgreen's ceo. shame on you walgreen's. >> laura: shame on stores for actually wanting to make a profit. turns out the store has been losing a ton of money and one customer said it needed a heck of a lot more security. former presidential candidate larry elder joins me now. larry, presley is an owed yus figure on the political scene for sure. do you think she believes what she is saying or is this more political theater to demonize those productive and elevate and lift up the thieves? >> oh, the race card. do not leave home without it. i have no idea what she really believes. i know this that area that she is complaining about has a crime rate that's twice the national average

victor and sergei. the local huntsman, zahir and menbaev took them fishing.d you catch the fish? did you catch it? did you catch it? no, i was sitting. who caught it? who caught it? managed to avoid criminal punishment and a real sentence, and we move on to the most famous one. strahansky fish market, village and gardens, once upon a time all the poachers' prey flocked here, and a person with a video camera could easily be thrown out of the gate. today's situation different: constant checks by the police and rospotrebnadzor, selling under the counter is more expensive for yourself, and there is plenty of setra and black caviar here, but all this, at least that’s what the traders say, aquaculture, that is... fish grown in captivity, our the film crew is greeted quite friendly. we have been going to this market for many years, and 10 years ago it was full of poached products. no, are you being very strict with this now, very, now you won’t find anything like this at all. here at the market we sell only aquaculture, because for such fish they plant it, we don’t

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>> david: victor oquendo in clearwater for us tonight, thanks, victor. >>> we turn now to the georgia case against donald trump and 18 alleged coconspirators. district attorney fani willis, who brought this case, has now acknowledged a personal relationship with the prosecutor she hired for the case. tonight, the d.a. now arguing there is no reason to disqualify her or her office from prosecuting this case. but what is the future of this case now against the former president? here's aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, after weeks of mounting questions, fulton county district attorney fani willis acknowledging a romantic relationship with a special prosecutor she hired to lead her case against donald trump. but in a new court filing, willis insists her relationship with that prosecutor, nathan wade, "does not amount to a disqualifying conflict of interest" requiring her to recuse herself. trump and two of his co-defendants have accused willis of improperly benefiting from hiring wade, who has been paid $650,000 over two years. >> the district attorney is totally compromised. the case