i see that only the heels sparkled from victor. why did he only confide in whom victor?stand anything. maybe you can tell me here, what you did not sit there trusted. he betrayed me victor i saw it myself. what did you see? he is in cahoots with sviridov and why did you take mom i saw with my own eyes how viktor and maxim artyom's henchman met and agreed on something, but you don't you know what they were talking about. and why then did victor lie to me that he was going to a meeting with his colleague? i do not understand anything. someone understand nothing. i was just afraid that he might hand me over to artyom in exchange for the killer of his wife, so i left like that. i'll tell you what, victor can't betray you. he likes you. let's close this topic, please, mom. now the most important thing is to understand how to find the liver, please. sign in i didn't understand, and what's going on, there won't be a deal, or what? luda left? yes, she left. she packed her things and left with her mother. where did she not tell me? you have everything and what will happen to me?

well, of course, that is, you are undocumented and victor is undocumented, a pension. you don't even get a pension. she what do you even live for then your family's work, she always lived like your childhood odessa was normal, when collective farms were in the countryside, there was a log house and they lived well, then the collective farm fell apart, well, the house collapsed, it is not there. well, what was your mother, she paid attention to all her children. she kept thinking if your mom was constantly working, who cared. followed you. he is the father constantly throwing away. tosh mother in the garden. there is one younger, brother. yes, and everyone else here is the rest. i don't remember, i followed him already. well, when my father left, i don’t know how many dick had four there. yes, somewhere there in age, it turns out with you. that's 10 years difference. well, what is there, well, changing clothes, that they cannot. as a result, he ended up in an orphanage, and ended up in an orphanage. yes. what was the reason for the fact that he was taken away, the reaso

your victor is like a dead poultice.give you a ride, i promise you. in my opinion, it's better to help with nothing, if it doesn't matter to whom and how interesting to live? i'll go and cook something delicious for you. thank you very much. i'm on my feet in the morning thank you brother is a great person. okay, tell ordinary people. you are still reading ordinary people. i'm not interested anymore, so some fat people. listen, can you just casually advise them to quit their super profitable business. i dont know. butterflies of steel collect, because, for example, they are threatened with sleep or something else, by the way, no , well, i stopped the usual. tell vitalik about the floats, what are the floats about? yes, on the hands of businessmen, sometimes there are identical signs of parallel lines. they show that a person can become rich overnight and amass a million fortune for several years and live a dazzling life. and then also burn out with lightning speed, fly out into the pipe, that hmm and all the clients to w

my victor had to happen mirrored at the same time to decipher the same events.ould only being close to victor come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. refresh a little and keep it up. i'll ask you a foolish holiday. listen well, i can't understand how the new year can be old. we have in russia may be, all the main thing is that there was a reason. well, what are you missing? wait. you promised. to take a steam bath you do not need one and a half thousand kilometers. and the past is the future, but you didn't tell me the most important thing. you can tell me that for what you wait. listen rustam there is a word principle. here i have a principle in my work, but i don’t tell people when they die, you understand, seryozha well, i already got it with my principles. well , you want a man knows when he dies. well , tell him when he's dead. doctors tell me i i will last 5-6 years. but i need to know for sure. you can tell me that, you understand? no, damn it, pizdish must be conveyed and everything is married, what kind of person are you, the people live r

so this isn't the democratic party that a lot of us knew victor davis victor davis hanson's most recent book is called the dying citizen how progressive elites tribalism and globalization are destroying the ideas of america. dr. hanson, thank you for rejoining us on in-depth on book tv. thank you for giving me the chance to do so. i really appreciate it. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies and more including midco. in midco along with these television companies support c-span 2 as a public service you're watching book tv for a complete television schedule visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social med

but right now, from what i can tell you, victor, there is a massive battle going on around kyiv as weillery, which is obviously coming from the ukrainian side. today, we had a massive fire fight that was going on as well for an extended period of time so as you can see, a lot of these pleas that are coming from the ukrainian president, from volodymyr zelenskyy, they are due to the fact that they are obviously confronted with this massive russian force here around the ukrainian capital, but of course, then, also in other places in ukraine as well. and the ukrainians are saying, look, we've been able to keep these forces at bay, but they're also, of course, there are no illusions about the fact that this is an ongoing battle, there is a lot of attrition among the ukrainian forces and they say they badly need new weapons, more weapons and especially weapons that will help them keep russian air force planes at bay as well. you're absolutely right, of course, he did mention what he claimed was a phosphorus attack, another regional governor also saying that as well, that that took place in

victor considered him faded, and many people consider coward and color.onder, and in japan they believe that it has a lot of shades of 200 and they call both the color harmonious and delightful, a very beautiful woman. tell me, do you have any enemies? okay, so nice to be caring. well, you know life, she didn't catch agatha christie, she's simpler, there 's no mystery. yes, the circumstances were such that i visited fyodor timofeevich’s apartment and touched tu it was she who ended up on the table that night. don't you think it's easy. yes, yes, i'll come right now, wait. excuse me, a friend's pipe burst in the bathroom, and i need to run, you know how to pipe anything. in the past, or something, invincible like burying patrol boats, i have an offer fired, the plane really wanted this night to never end. everything is better in the cinema of russia . there are so many places in the world where the toilet is more fun than the ronex toilet, full protection bladder, the most profitable deposit of sberbank up to 19% per annum make sber deposit prime with the

says victor, | hard. very hard. says victor, breaking _ hard. very hard.s victor, breaking down. _ hard. very hard. says victor, breaking down. "fifteen - hard. very hard. says victor, i breaking down. "fifteen days... he is a pensioner turned defender of ukraine. overall, it is fine, he says. we have our children. ourwives. it is fine, he says. we have our children. our wives. this is our land. anatoly, who is 72, is risking his life to look for petrol. everything is destroyed, he tells me. there is no electricity, no gas. it is very cold in the house. iam sorry... i am sorry... he says politely. this is life. inside bucha, there is no life. so today, once again, civilians were fleeing. from russia, this choice, go or be bombed. documents are checked before they head for care. ukrainian forces don't want russian saboteurs getting through. cars brimming with desperation and displaying white ribbons, a plea for safe passage for civilians. many marked with children. did you see the russian forces in your area? "we passed three of their checkpoints. there wer

this is her husband, the late victor krapivin. and the whole business moved here. i don’t know, we didn’t know svetlana even then and she didn’t tell the details of their life together, but she always spoke warmly about him. i even got jealous sometimes. say a. maybe she had detractors at work. no, at work, she was respected they thought that she was even a better leader than krapivin. or maybe it was her late husband who got into trouble. i don’t know, although there was some kind of unpleasant story with his son, but i don’t know, svetlana didn’t spread the details. and what was the name of the son uh kostya but where does he live? i don't know, and i've never seen him at all. well, maybe you know her old friends, maybe work colleagues or someone else. well, except that the lawyer he handled the kraffin's business now. here are milovidov novels eduardovich thank you, so far i have been executing these reports understand the responsibilities of the boss. somehow the opened cases were handed over by the archive. the case of the th

>> victor, that's a really good question.ouldn't trust the russians as far as i could throw them, but if they are willing to negotiate and have their people face the ukrainians and agree to this corridor, it's worth a shot, because obviously, it could mean resupply for the civilians, also, frankly, the fighters, many of whom are civilians. it could mean, of course, a chance possibly to get some civilians out, although i wouldn't try that right away because as you say, we need to test to see whether we can trust the russians. the problem in all of this is, frankly, that vladimir putin doesn't have to answer to his people. and his people won't know that he signed up to this kind of truce or, you know, cease-fire -- humanitarian cease-fire, so they won't be able to hold him to it. he doesn't really care, obviously, about human life. we know what he did in 1999 when he went into chechnya. he obliterated the city so badly that the united nations said it was the most destroyed city on the face of the earth, so -- so in short, we ha

victor what do you say, why do you take it so close to your heart now.about right now? now i even doubt that i am. son to father or no? in those days, it was not clear what was going on . youth was drinking, it is not clear where it is not clear. with whom therefore, i also, in principle, did not know who this company was. general. you may not even know that this is pain, roughly speaking, they took advantage, so i admit that she was completely sincere and did not even allow the thought that someone could act like this in a bestial way. tell me who my dad is. well, it's so unrealistic not to know. it’s me, i don’t know to what state you have to get drunk so as not to remember who you slept with. i don't know anything now. i was only my husband, what will happen in your life now, what will change. i don't think anything will change. with whom of the biological relatives known to you will you communicate? well, for now, yes, i would be pleased to get to know you better. you also have a brother who is dear to you both by mom and dad. you don't really either

joining me now is victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow.e's a bright light and devastating, tragic, ongoing nightmare in ukraine, we might be the people are generally beginning to wake up to the idea that it's time to decouple from these despotic regimes. >> yeah. i think people understood from the league of nations failure in the apostate he 30s that globalism never worked. the united nations condemned russia's invasion, didn't do any good, the majority of the population in the world didn't sign on to sanction, that's why joe biden has changed his tune but was fascinating, laura, this is economic globalization. this was supposed to make us all live in utopia and here we have an architect of it and he's saying, you know, two or three years ago he would say, you know, capital chases labor and production cost anywhere in the world where they are the cheapest and now he is saying we can't do that. and i think he's saying that because the natural order of history is not calm, it's not peace, it's not cooperation. unfortunately and tragically it

victor, alisyn. >> elizabeth, also there's this shuffle.aced by our friend, ashish jha. why is this happening? >> it's being framed as the pandemic has moved into a new phase. when mr. zients started his job it was really operational. he was trying to get hundreds of millions of americans vaccinated. i know it seems like a decade ago but it was only a year ago we were doing stories about this huge undertaking. things have changed now, that's not the situation. we're moving into a more endemic phase and it's being framed as a new leadership for a new time. >> okay. elizabeth cohen, thank you. >>> now to this, it is hard to believe, but before ukrainian president zelenskyy was the pillar of courage that the world is watching, he was an actor and comedian who played the president on tv in a ukrainian show called "servant of the people." >> now netflix is streaming the series. it ran for three seasons. it's a political satire featuring zelenskyy as a high school teacher who becomes ukraine's president after he makes a speech about corruption th

victor, i really appreciate you joining us.some pictures of kharkiv from before the invasion. now the russian army is just outside of kharkiv and the city faced serious damage. how are you processing the destruction of your home and how are you doing? >> i'm fine. the family is fine, as well and safe. house is still there. our house, which is perfectly good and other side or other houses. the pictures all damaged. everything we will spent -- >> victor froze for a moment. we'll give it a second to see if we can get him because we're dealing with long distances. are you back? >> can you hear me? >> please start over. how are you doing and how is your family doing now? >> family is safe first of all. everything is good. i have the children, all of them safe which is perfectly fine and we glad to have it. our house we're living is still there which is kind of surprised but worst case other houses are broken, bombarded, missile, many people damaged, killed especially children who are not really -- who are just civilians. people -- s

. >> host: well, it was in 2004 that victor davis hanson was first on this program. since that time he's written an additional seven books, so we invited him back to speak about those. his most recent book is called "the dying citizen," and, dr. hanson, in this book you write that, quote, history is not static. civilizations experience descents, detours and regressions and abrupt implosion. can you give us a sense of how you view our current situation? historically? >> guest: well, yeah. a lot of barometers or maybe indices of what makes a civilization successful i'm very worried about because they're all predicated -- i guess i would clarify that by saying constitutional governments, sizable middle class. it has to be larger in aggregate than the wealthy and the poor combined. and we're starting to see, we've seen for 12 years until 2017 a steady erosion in the income, 1.7 trillion in student department largely accrued by the middle class, the age of home ownership falling, the age of marriage, age when people get married lengthening, first child born, the demograph

. >> hello, i'm victor blackwell in new york.elcome to "cnn newsroom." >> and i'm wolf blitzer in warsaw, poland. just moments ago president joe biden landed here in warsaw. tomorrow he'll meet with ukrainian refugees living here. and deliver what the white house calls a major address about russia's war in ukraine. earlier today, president biden met with the polish president dudda near the poland/ukraine border received an update about the humanitarian crisis and met with u.s. soldiers from the 82nd airborne division. >> and we're getting update news cnn on russia's military operation around the city of keever have moved from offensive positions to defensive ones. that is according to a senior u.s. official. the official also said that russia is moving troops into ukraine from georgia as re-en forcements. and the uk said they have made some major gains and retaken towns an positions east of kyiv. we also have a clear picture of how deadly the war in ukraine has become. the city council of mariupol said at least 300 people are del

>> it depends on how it's used, victor.okescreen, and that's a legitimate use in military conflict, but if it's used to target people, it is actually considered illegal and it is -- because it does burn and it leaves some very serious burns on victims, it can potentially kill them affecting the internal organs, so it is not only a dangerous weapon but a very lethal weapon. and that kind of use is banned under international law. >> okay. we saw this video of a russian warship near berdyansk. officials say they took out this ship. any win for them is a good one, obviously, but what's the strategic value, do you think, of what we're watching now taking out this ship at this location? >> so this location is actually pretty close to mariupol. it's on the sea of azov, and it kind of makes it difficult for the russians to move in and out of the port of berdyansk, and that's significant because it is one of the areas they're using as a staging area to get the land bridge we've talked about before. so anything that stymies or hinder

here is my husband victor vitya. i will explain everything to you now. everything to us first. so citizen melnikov spent the night with you. yes, what is it? it's not what you thought, i heard a noise opened the door, and he fell on me, piled on to eat. wait. let me explain. i got scared and hit him with a rolling pin on head. he fell more and more interesting to ask that i dragged you into this matter. i myself do not remember anything, and your wife with her wife. i haven't been able to figure it out myself. we are beyond the threshold . she hahahali brought to the address. hahal, wait, you need to draw up a protocol, you know that you ruined my whole life, get out of here. are you leaving you are still observant even after sleepless nights. vitya, wait, first of all, you misunderstood everything. i waited for him all night, and he, as luck would have it. you know, i think it's all for the best, i don't know, i think victor this is your pompous turkey, you need to forget such people and start life anew, you understand? i just ca n’t take and leave my h

the dangerous victor graciously agreed and allowed me to stay here.w important is the witness? actually, i didn't come for that. please, luda , let's forget everything and start from scratch. but i do not want. i'm filing for divorce. divorce means with victor you will start with a clean slate? no? well, he is rich and influential. without a wife truth pricks my eyes and how can i, and you, seryozhenka, die, that's enough, so it's a divorce. i won't give it to you and do you want it or not? i will stay here. you got me, yeah please. just make sure i see you less often , okay? would you like to see me rarely, please. your house is your rules and what, you are already the mistress here? almost

>> victor oquendo from warsaw tonight.ictor, thank you. >>> tonight, president biden and his high-stakes phone call with china's president xi. their phone call lasting nearly two hours today. president biden warning of the consequences if china provides russia with military or economic help. but the white house insisting that president made no specific requests of president xi. our mary bruce pressing the white house on that very point today. >> a senior official said that the president was laying out his assessment of the situation to president xi, he was making clear the implications of certain actions but that president biden wasn't making specific requests of china. why not given the stakes here? >> because china has to make a decision for themselves about where they want to stand and how they want the history books to look at them and view their actions and, that is a decision for president xi be the chinese to make. >> let's bring in mary bruce. she's live at the white house tonight. the white house very cautious as

and that has implicated, victor. with the general, that will be just a demonstration of the depravity, of the brutality and it will just further isolate russia. number one. number two, there are additional sanctions that could be taken. we just talked about the effect of sanctions so far and those can certainly be continued. so that -- >> all right. >> that is still to come. >> ambassador william taylor, thank you. >> believe it or not, it was exactly two years ago today, march 11th, 2020, that covid-19 became real for millions of americans and upended life as we knew it. so up next, we're going to take a look back at that day and where we are now. my only intere. i alsoso love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son

let's go back to victor and alisyn. >> it is a striking image.e evidence this is putin's war. >> and the bravery of each person to stand up when they know they're surrounded by police. >> anderson, thank you. let's bring in retired air force colonel cedric leighton, the cnn military analyst, former member of the joint staff at the pentagon, senior u.s. defense official, colonel, has said russia has moved 90% of its prestage combat power into ukraine. putin says the operation is continuing as planned. what's your assessment? >> going according to putin's plan and the strategy has remained the same. what's really changed is the tactics, which specific phase of the plan everybody is in and the way putin sees it, i believe, he's looking at this as a phased approach. soften up the target, bring in the heavy artillery, and if you can achieve a goal with just moving in troops and taking over a country like in 1968 in czechoslovakia, for example, that's great. if they need to bring in the heavy artillery literally and figur figuratively, they will go tha

you can do it. >> victor yuschenko, thank you so much for your time.thank you very much. my heartfelt thanks to you and good luck to you. >>> when we come back, a "final thought." and all night. prilosec otc prevents excess acid production that can cause heartburn. so don't fight heartburn, block it with prilosec otc. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help ri

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alisyn and victor, thanks for having me on.th their children. at this point their husbands have been activated, they're fighting in the war and waiting to see how much further this develops before they leave. people don't want to leave ukraine, but they're being forced to leave because indiscriminate terror is happening across the country. >> and you say they want to stay because their loved ones are there. are they also -- we've seen some relative support by creating nets as well. what are they doing to support that effort? >> there's a lot of civil resistance going on. they have been training in self-defense to protect their homes. they are doing a number of clandestine activities in order to thwart the invaders. they have taken up arms and they are prepared to defend their house, their street, their neighborhoods, and do everything that they possibly can. this is a classic case of david versus goliath, and that's why the west's help on this is so critically important at this time. >> so let's talk about that because i know t

do they all b, as in victor please. it's sheila social whistles of food. should she grow blue or bit? well up to glen it's a cedar. there's always answer jim. what of all he used to, cuz he's only open, says salt lake. this is cindy purcell cuz he had a me soda machine. got his. hm. okay, sure. sure. here don't go. i found his any getaway. nice lakes. begin clear. now. delegates yourself, if you don't truly get pretty good in, why does this any to know what works? it goes you, somebody could give me sort of marshy and he got to take fiddle me know, like i could do the quizzes. the rooms are possible, but anybody can come up a dollar that you summary kudos or he sure true true evil bridge stories i say the passcode or to go through what i said he isn't me for buck walkers. if i like show results isn't going to med room, don't really the suit that took secret he saw does it matches most european it better by to long can video did it there. so i'm really dusty. oh yeah. go i guess. yeah. but yeah, the only one dog when you are scared, you know, what do it is,

we have two great historians newt gingrich and victor davis hansen.are digging deep in to the on going war in which russia invaded ukraine and the u.s. supreme court. that has a enormous impact on what is going on here. let me begin with ukraine. what are putin's intentions? we have individuals on radio and tv who wrote columns and great to know his intentions, i know. how do i know? he wrote about it. in july last summer. 7 months ago. among other things in 5,000 word essay, not probably been discussed with you in many newsrooms, because they are lazy. he makes it clear that this is about more than ukraine, to him ukraine does not exist, it has always been russian, they are not ukrainian people, they are russians, he talks about poland and hungary. she not so much stalin. he is more catherine of great. if you will. the piece that he wrote or someone wrote for him, on the kremlin site it goes back 1200 years, like hitler. what about america? does america have national security interests in ukraine in europe, nato? 85% of the american people surveyed a

mark: welcome back victor davis hanson. u.s.ourt, my contention this nominee is most radical in modern history, given her answers and lack of answers. >> i agree, reminds me of 2009 confirmation hearing of sotomayor, same thing, she was very radical. yet, she was passed off as a moderate or sensible or uniter. anybody who pressed her was attacked as incentive to filmnist or latino issue -- feminist or latino issues. the left, we set the rules don't dare ask ask a woman of color -- it is frustrating to watch. >> she won't define women, she knows she will be voting on the court, should she get there on the issue of transgenderism. yet, joe biden chose her in part because she say woman. how perverse is that? she won't define what a woman circumstance yet she is a historic figure because she is an african-american woman. first to be nominated. then pretends she does not know anything about critical race theory. which everyone heard by now, she talked about it and promoted it. then they are right the republicans who point out how wea

>> well, thank you, victor, for having me.n't impose his will. his military is not doing what it needs to do. in the first phase, he attempted to do a blitzkrieg so then he adopted the next phase, essentially what we're no now, the bomb and the submission phase. i submit to you it's going to fail just like the first phase did. but what's really good news about the delivery of the supplies from the united states in this aid package is that now they can perhaps support a counteroffensive. we just saw perhaps the victory in retaking that city. we've seen activity in kherson that was successful and this is really good news for the ukrainians because they need to negotiate with putin from a position of strength. it's not going to happen until they push him back and conduct a successful counteroffensive. there are three indicators if you'll let me continue just a bit. that are going well for them, which is the first is that the will of the ukraine people is very, very good. it continues to be good. they continue to resist. the secon

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and a green and victor martin, nor biologist. or they're looking for see goals in a lagoon called winter to pierre dra. it's located between mulligan, seville, and spain, potato cooking regarding the order that i after i seen fond of them in the meantime . 5th. yes. as the years go by, you learn to appreciate these animal law society gives me a bad rap, but their intelligence surprises us again and again, e barrett oh that her bremen mcclendon handbasket. all most of the birds over wintering here are lesser black backed goals. the migratory birds come here and there are thousands during the fall from calder climbs in the north. but there's something wrong with more dead goals than usual. didn't your plastic? oh, yes. maybe grandmas where the rest of the plastic or the parameters are finding bits of plastic all over the place. thought of this, for example, is a bottle little of that boy. yeah, here's a chicken bone from what he says of glass or part of a bottle. not ever yet, we're in a conservation area, but there were many migra

let's go back to victor and alisyn.victor, obviously, the impact on families is something we can't stress enough here. families being separated, men leaving -- man having to stay behind, try to join the fight. families having to make the decision, do i stay with my father, with my husband, with my boyfriend, do i stay with my children to keep the family together, or do you make this difficult journey and take your chances of trying to get to the border and then trying to get through and then figuring out from there? it's just -- i mean, it's really just heartbreaking to see, day after day. >> and specifically, the impact on children and coming up, we will have a segment on what this is doing to children. i mean, children in cancer wards that are hiding in a bunker now and can't get treatment because, as sara points out, there's a power monger who just wants more territory. anderson, thank you very much. we will check back with you. >>> we're just getting this in from ukraine. a russian military strike has destroyed an a

but the environment and people to waterproof clothing is a must hear andy green and victor martin, nor biologist. i got your pedal. they're looking for seagulls in a lagoon called winter to pierre dra. it's located between my legs and seville, and spain. as a local can regarding the order i asked, i've been fond of them in the meantime. 5th. yes. as the years go by, you learn to appreciate these animal law society gives them a bad rap, but their intelligence surprises us again and again, e barrett. oh, that her bremen movement and hand that get all most of the birds over wintering here are lesser black backed goals. the migratory birds come here and there are thousands during the fall from colder climbs in the north. but there is something wrong, more dead goals than usual. didn't your plastic? yes. maybe when a plan was bare, the rest of their plastic asked the bahamas not finding bits of plastic all over the place. but of this, for example, is a bottle little boy. yeah. here's a chicken bone from what pieces of glass is part of a bottle? not ever yet were in a conservation area, but

but biologists victors, as humans, are to blame. not the birds to this day 90 percent of garbage and, and a loose dia isn't separated until it arrives at the open landfills. victor takes the samples from the lagoon to a laboratory and seville. and yet again, his colleague who leon, con, oh, can see particles of plastic through his microscope, the researcher's fear, it's a dangerous cycle that a lot of the latter motel that individual, if at other animals, the hump, these contaminated waterfall. now if i were end up eating the flooring objects as well, that's what's on the higher the or up the food chain. the, the more we see of simulate in our body. elegant. the other that i sue and humans might be at the top of that chain. it's not just micro plastics that pose a threat. chemicals. antibiotics and pathogens are even more harmful. talk with o santos. porthos octavius. multi resistant bacteria. are the biggest problem feel to go hip with an important goals, bring the antibiotics and germs into the wetlands where they're transferred t

victor admits he was very exhausted.f going to different instances and proves that he is he hopes that the court to recognize his death certificate as invalid will not be delayed. after all, if exhumation is needed for the decision, he will be in the camp, he will not return alive soon. you are watching the first show. hello. hello, i 'm standing somewhere near st. petersburg in a field. in general, take me away, someone from here, it's cold terribly. why does she need a field of 8,000 km across the arabian desert three-time vice-champion of russia in the buggy category maria oparina passed a two-week marathon, a rally raid, dakar, after all, on the third day, it seemed that they had arrived, miscalculated a small bump and drove into it from the wrong side. from where it was necessary and something crunched, and in general crunched. this is my arm, a double fracture, a sleeve in a cast, and another 9 days. she did not let go of the steering wheel and finished not giving up the slack of about 7,000 km. uh, special prints.

andy green and victor martin, nor biologists. if they're looking for see girls in a lagoon called winter to pierre dra, it's located between mulligan seville in spain as a local can regarding the order that i after. i've been fond of them in the meantime. 5th. yes. as years by you learn to appreciate these animal law society gives them a bad rap, but their intelligence surprises us again and again, e barrett oh that her bremen mcclendon handbasket. all most of the birds over wintering here are lesser black backed goals. the migratory birds come here and there are thousands during the fall from colder climbs in the north. but there's something wrong, more dead goals than usual. didn't your plastic? oh, yes. maybe want to plan was where the rest of the plastic or the parameters are finding bits of classical over the place. but if this, for example, is a bottle little boy. yeah, here's a chicken bone from what he says of glass is part of a bottle. not ever done yet, we're in a conservation area, but there were many migratory birds s

victor, poland has accepted the vast majority of refugees. officials have been sounding the alarm, needing help with relocating them. and now other neighboring countries are experiencing the same? >> reporter: linsey, after poland, romania and moldova have taken in the most refugees. moldova is a small country with limited resources and they're struggling with this influx. they are offering free plane tickets to certain countries within the european union to help ease the burden. linsey? >> victor, thank you. >>> we turn now to the brave russian journalist, her act of defiance. interrupting the evening news with an anti-war sign seen around the world. she was fined and may face further prosecution. but she continues to speak out, giving her first american television interview to abc news. here's lama hasan. >> reporter: tonight, still unbowed and still undeterred, marina ovsyannikova, giving her first american broadcast interview. >> the russian people are really against the war. it's putin's war and not the russian people's war. >> reporter:

so the rubbish doesn't stay in the landfill, but biologists victors, as humans, are to blame, not the birds to this day 90 percent of garbage and, and a loose dia isn't separated until it arrives at the open landfills. victor takes the samples from the lagoon to a laboratory in seville, and yet again his colleague julian pan. oh, can see particles, a plastic through his microscope. the researcher's fear. it's a dangerous cycle that out of the matter more tell to the individual this other animals that hunt these contaminated water falling off our end up eating the foreign objects as well. it does with on the higher the or up the food chain, the, the more we see a shoe leaked in our body. us, you got, i got the other that as you and humans might be at the top of that chain. it's not just micro plastics that pose a threat, chemicals, antibiotics than pathogens or even more harmful. so we go on as both those about 30th, multi resistant bacteria are the biggest problem. he'll think of it. well then, i'm going to bring the antibiotics and germs into the wetlands where they're transferred to

we've never really felt safe at the pier is victor. tim is a war veteran who has fought against the russians on the way to his home. we passed several military checkpoints, manned by russian soldiers. 1500 are officially stationed here. but security, so say that including reservists disfigure could be 10 times higher. added to this is 20000 tons of russian military equipment. after victor got into trouble with some russian soldiers, he was forced to leave his house in trans nestea. he now lives in his parents house in the republic of moldova. he doesn't want to think about the prospect of a russian invasion. yo, she nodded. movement will if that happens, everything would return to how it was that a years ago with all of russia's well known methods of punishments, logo, i would probably be deported to siberia or they would shoot me. every one is scared of the russians. rickety mission knows what he's talking about. he's kept his old uniform from the 1990 to walk between trans mistrial and the former soviet republic. moldova, the short w