victor of course. hope that well, as victor said, we ladies have enough strength for us, and in general, he knows that we are waiting for him, that we love, that we are everything, we are doing our best. at least, uh, to somehow this question. well, first of all, don't forget. and secondly, how would all the same, so that more attention was paid to it. e on this situation, because after all i will repeat that this is not a year or two. after all, it's been 14 years. all in all, it's a full life. meet allabut. the faithful wife of a famous prisoner of conscience finds herself face to face against a huge monster, the runaway american machine of repression. she could give up a thousand times , but alla does not give up, and today, especially for the audience, the program is based on real events. for the first time, she reveals the whole truth about this story. in the sixty-seventh year, as far as i know, they lived in the village of leninsky, this is near dushanbe, mother , accountant, father, mechanic vi

dna contacted us victor shit.ou are left alone with your little daughter in your arms for the moment after the death of my wife. i was left alone with my treasure with my daughter. what is your daughter's name. how old is your daughter now? my daughter is now two years old and 7 months old. how old was she when her mother became, when the spouses were only 7 months old? what happened to your wife? just to explain. so that at the time of the funeral of all these procedures child stayed more precisely so that i could do the documentation, prepare everything and after all the funeral procedures. i tried to take my daughter home with me. she won’t give anything to anyone with hostility. well , for example, the traffic police helped me pick her up. you have always had such a difficult relationship from the first meeting. yes, from the first days of acquaintance with her. i remember like yesterday. she went. and what the fuck is he here for you. you don’t need him at all, and so on, insulting spectators in the form of y

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victor sellarole: yeah.o get some more publicity, but some of these posters are for the millage tax on march 14. and the millage tax will increase the property tax only for property owners in order to build a new public high school, and it's super contentious. [band music] [hiphop music] >> [rapping] ♪ see the hood inside ofe. ♪ ♪ believe me, i try. ♪ found bet but i try. ♪ got a lot of people, a lot of them ♪ ♪ about me who won't care if i die. ♪ ♪ >> because i'm just going to breathe. ♪ ♪ i'm breathing, i'm breathing. ♪ >> ♪ man i los my daddy, and people ♪ ♪ and i ain't the same. ♪ then i lost mgrandpa, our life was driving me insane. ♪ ♪ people tried tolay me just like my life is a game. ♪ ♪ life is like a battle we fight for the wrong thing. ♪ >> ♪ --my wife, ♪ she had the benefit of the doubt. ♪ ♪ and then she messed it all up. ♪ ♪ so out of my life, i kicked her out. ♪ ♪ now my heart feel like a winter day with the lights out. ♪ ♪ tip toe. >> [reciting] watching mama struggling each and every day made

who is home guarantees victor ivanovich pelligra ivan out of respect victor please meet xenia here xenia here is victor here timur sharmanka sighing about something returned sharmanka at night weeps suffering sharmanka erasing smiles weeps sharmanka with the soul of the first violin. unexperienced dreams, belated flowers barrel hurdy- gurdy you create strangers victor in life is it study or is it an exam? this is an endless, of course, test of strength for capacity and for the tower. after all, there are different periods in life. it seems to me that every person and once it seems that you were sent here on a business trip, it seems that sometime as a reward, that in exile, and these periods, they sharpen our sense of life. and victor, you felt life, well, at least a little consciously, at what age consciously, it seems to me that i didn’t feel this wonderful , er, substance called life, because hmm, every time i rediscover it for myself. uh, and in the morning and in the evening, and even at lunchtime, we will know when it starts to laugh. yes, and try to make us all laugh, and he is so

victor arbut was, that's all when he met with makeev in ukraine he asked, do you know victor?ersonally. i don't know what their english translation is. but you can know anyone, you can know any artist about whom they ask, you know this, i know him. he also said yes about victor, he says i know i heard. everything, when viktor bout was detained in thailand, the whole world found out about him, all the charges were sewn with white thread in order to hide the arbitrariness and lawlessness of american terrorists in uniform the kidnapped was taken to the usa under the cover of night. the special forces arrived, an armored car arrived. the thai special forces of the vests arrived, the americans arrived. and they took victor directly to the prison. they dressed him in some kind of clothes, they brought him there, that is, the contract section of the contract, they changed some clothes, then i was already told all this in the united states of america in some kind of terrible dirty sports suit, in which, in fact, we can see him in this photo. but actually, they took me to the airport a

>> i can hear you now, victor.at you're feeling, andy, because your face is telling a lot. >> i'm hanging on everything kick. england was supposed to win this game. the u.n. has had pressure on the entire time. the fans are expecting us to get a goal and win. but still, a draw against england in this scenario, you consider that a big win for team usa. >> andy, anna, thank you. we're learning some new details, disturbing details about the man who killed six of his co-workers at a virginia walmart. we have those for you ahead. hi, my name is tony cooper. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'u'll definitely want to hehear. depending on the plan you choose, you may be eligible to o get extra benefis with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all of these plans include a healthy options allowance. depending on the plans available in your area, you could get up to $1800 a year to help pay for essentials like eligible groceries, utilities, rent, p

about victor well, what is victor victor victor does not behave like these since he is an idiot, and for him. give him time. stepan himself wants to spend the night with me. well, yes, if he wants to, let him spend the night, of course, only to come home tomorrow morning. then you see, and the potatoes are ready and the hands are clean. come on oh come on, let's take it out. well, what kind of blunts for the future, well, i want to become a racer on such cool motorcycles to drive money on the tracks to win. well, to make the mother proud, it's clear if something simpler. well, mechanics, well, or a taxi driver. yes great. yes, tomorrow i will ride you with such a breeze on my own motorcycle. oh, there's a car. pick up the documents and i'll tell you. hello. what's wrong? i need something. tell me now, tell me, right? okay. when you were on an internship, she was waiting for you. lord god forgive me. forgive me, hello, lyubka hello. listen, evening dresses and perfumes have not been delivered to silpo, after all, goodbye. you would have somehow decided, or something, you will mark you

victor and alisyn? >> in the summer months, the details that were coming out about the classified documents put a little bit of space between the former president and some elected republicans, and then that search of mar-a-lago rallied a lot of them right around him. he's been getting some pushback since the midterm of how his endorsement of these election deniers are not the future of the party, and now this announcement of a special counsel. does this announcement have the potential to bring in those republicans who are not inside maga world back closer to the former president? >> quite possibly, victor and it's comforting to see the wheels of justice continue to roll regardless of a presidential campaign, and they are looking not just at january 6th and the fake electors, but the bottom line here and the ultimate issue that needs to be addressed is was donald trump and his top associates, were they involved in trying to stop the peaceful transfer of power which is one of the cornerstones of our elect

but you see victor what kind of adventure he arranged? and i couldn't guess.ne. i promise you. i may not be able to catch the plane until the evening. you must definitely get to moscow where? i don't care for walks. so all day like you're pins and needles. well, relax. let's go then let's have dinner. go yourself. if you want so, i want to be with you. day don't talk about what you don't understand. the plane will take off, but will there be a diffuser in it? did this mazurik decide to heat me up? damn, i don't understand what the trick is? and what? too bad he doesn't pick up the phone. thought it was something. well, what should i do now? yes, of course, of course, the authorities know. you understand we can't keep a suspect for that long without being charged, of course. what to do, what to do? they cannot find the applicant, the subscriber, you see, is not available, yes, let him go to the witnesses. they have an address. no, they don't have an address or a last name either. so you're saying they didn't write down the applicant's address. there is only a p

victor the man emphasized that the same agents who developed the case against victor te the same agentsnow say that there is such a supervisor, where luis is millions and zacharyaevich. robert is therefore the same team that framed victor botha and was sentenced illegally to 25 years. the same team and you are familiar with the but not only, and the media are taking you to testify against a person you don’t even know, let’s continue to unravel this whole story together with your heroic women with a daughter and wife. let's get to know them through a guy. a prisoner of an american prison, while being tortured in the most democratic country in the world, and when they threw me into the crankcase, this is the first time. i say, but what does she say, because you say. true that's why you will sit and that the pilot yaroshenko cannot forgive his tormentor, love mikhailovna did not wait. american coffin is not therefore still no. watch in a few minutes. continue watching tomorrow at 21:20. i'll ever forgive myself with kostyushkin forgive everything fell on his knees, but still does not know

victor, alison. >> selina wang. joining us, cnn correspondent marc stewart and skod kennedy, chair of chinese business and economics at the centers for strategic and international studies. mark, let me start with you, and how the markets are responding to these protests. we haven't seen something like this in years. >> markets and traders are making note of that. the dow has been down more than 400 points today. that's very significant. nasdaq has been down more than 100 points as well. the markets are having a rough day. the one thing that traders want is stability and certainty, and right now in china, that's just not the case. that's not the message being exuded. traders are having to reconcile two thoughts here. on one hand there are indications that china was going to perhaps loosen some of these restrictions. now it looks like the zero covid policies are here to stay. there's no clear roadmap for the future. that's why the markets are having such a tough time with this. >> scott, we understand you just spent t

alisyn, victor? >> yes. if it isn't intentional, even if it's just sloppiness, two poles are dead. two polish people are dead. and so surely in poland the military, and i have to assume the pentagon, have planned for this type of hypothetical on some level knowing that there might be sloppiness and something might have crossed over the border. and so do we know what the plan was if something like this were to happen? >> we don't know. and i think your point is exactly correct, though, alisyn. the biden administration, military officials here, very closely with military officials in nato countries, they've been preparing for a number of circumstances. and of course, you know, one of the major concerns that u.s. and european officials have had is russia using a nuclear weapon. we know that they are preparing for what they would do in response in that instance. so rest assured that they would have to -- at their fingertips right now a whole host of ways that they could respond to what would be perceived as an e

victor and alisyn? zbll you're seeing a live shot at the podium, where we expect to hear this announcement in about 13 minutes from the attorney general. let me come to you, paula reid. you had a conversation with the former president's attorneys. >> let's be here, the former president has many attorneys. there are two separate investigations here. i asked for a reaction to the appointment of a special counsel. this attorney said, it's interesting, but their hair isn't exactly on fire right now. this is something that they knew was being considered. they're not sure how this really changed this dynamic. but what they're really interested to know is who is it. they noted there is a very small group of people who could really make this investigation not appear partisan. they, of course, pointed to former special counsel robert mueller and noted that is someone with sterling republican and law enforcement credentials. and of course that investigation was highly politicized in the press and by republicans.

this isn't the first time, victor. another guy, major jamie lee henry, and he was pinched for trying to sell secrets to the russians. he's in the u.s. military. what do you make of this? >> everybody needs to take a deep breath and say this is an incidental situation. we have rachel lavine, all the press and media have defined her as transgender. we don't know anything about her publication record or education, but anytime she does or says anything it's always in the context of her transgenderrism. once you go down that road, anything negative about transgenderrism overwhelms who you are. i don't know why she didn't play it down, and say, you know what with, i'm qualified on the basis of my education, my academic record, medical career. i just happen to be transgender. they don't do that. they essentialize it. then they take the downside along with the publicity upside. i don't think they want the upside, but they're not willing to say, well, don't characterize me as transgender, and i think that's the problem. in this

jeanne will call victor from the machine and say that they are ready to transfer everything to the bank. why blitz? and pancakes why do i have a very good friend working there, the head of police, he will cover up acquaintances from the army. only we're running out of time while we deal with the bandits. i'll have to take the jar from my grandmother. what if someone else wants to pick up the jar, if they haven’t already taken it to another way out, we don’t have it. who will take the bank from us, but as far as i understand, operations with bandits will be involved in you greedily so go to grandma. we will not let our grandmother be offended. we don't need your grandmother. we need grandma jean we need jeanne, so who said? yes , they themselves said, they themselves said, god forbid, they will also start shooting. well done. the first time i got married was at the institute. but just before the diploma, we fled with her , fled, so to speak, in any way. then i found out that she had someone else. she gave birth to a boy. he is now six years old. and now she 's dying. she lies completely

nurse, of course, did not suspect antonina and victor began to live together. 407 after the birth ofst daughter, they signed so makarova became, ginzburg victor himself from polotsk, he went to the front. she left the whole family, parents, brothers and sisters who ended up in the ghetto, the nazis destroyed everyone to rest in fraternal magic. that is why after the war the young ginzburg family did not want to live in polotsk. it's hard for victor to choose lepel like this a twist of fate did not hit with the fireplaces, she came with her family. they said that she was very happy for her husband, that he was so kind, hard-working, he surrounded her with love and care. and in general, bathed. she is, in abundance of power in flowers and in the glory of her working man, who absolutely did not show himself anywhere. didn't reveal himself anywhere. the search for a thin machine gunner did not stop the search work, they were engaged in all operational work. the case was replenished with new facts, as a rule, they were reported during interrogations by the same military men, criminals who

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victor chose lepel .t she was very happy for her husband, that he was so kind, hard-working, he surrounded her with love and care. and in general, bathed. she is in abundance of vlaska in flowers and in glorifying her labor here is a person who is absolutely nowhere to be found showed. didn't reveal himself anywhere. the search for someone machine gunners did not stop , all the operational workers were engaged in search work. the case was replenished with new facts, as a rule, they were reported during interrogations by the same military, criminals who were detained by state security officials, then it became clear that the denouement was close in 77, when victor guinnessburg filed documents to leave for israel mm. not at all, but uh, the biography of hmm his wife made the security officer to think and pay attention to uh, attention, already actually on antonina himself, and in whose biography there are separate episodes here they contradicted each other, or at least. filed in the seventy- seventh year, a

i agree with victor.he day of romneyism that day is over. >> laura: when mcconnell, i don't mean to dwell on mcconnell but when he says basically the party is mean and it's attacking and negative and the tone is bad and it's chaos, how is that different from what any pundit on msnbc says every morning? >> there's a fundamental problem with mitch mcconnell's approach, one it's old, old faked says you can wait until after labor day to spend money and also very vindictive. he spent money trying to stop don bolduc and then pulled the money when don bowl dick said something not nice about mitch mcconnell. that ace not how a you achieve majorities. they either exist to put republicans in a position to be in majority or they exist only to backup what mitch mcconnell wants and i think unfortunately this cycle proved without any shade of doubt that that's the actual reason why they exist. >> laura: yeah. victor you mentioned the desantis snowball effect but tonight fox is reporting that the florida governor delive

victor monday victor monday in a tense game against yugoslavia in extra time we had 113 minutes, he scoredlas 2.000 pavel 14.900 you 2100 play this country holds the first place in the world in terms of the length of high-speed railways of more than 40,000 km. maybe this is the most populated country china is true. hospital for 900 the first hospital in the caribbean appeared on this island in 1503. the ruins of the hospital can still be seen in santo domingo. the island of haiti is truly the capital of the dominican republic, this particular registrar is truly the first film of the son, produced in the kalezh railway registrars for 900 16 december 2017 in the australian resort of byron bay launched the world's first train that uses only such energy for movement, probably solar . you are right. please victoria victoria for 1500 leaving the stage. she decided to go into fashion design and was also successful. victoria beckham quite right victoria beckham nee adams please railway for 1.500 scenic road from donkey to this large city of norway built more than a century ago on a 500-kilometer p

they signed so makarova became, ginzburg victor himself from polotsk, he went to the front. is the motherland the whole family remained, parents, brothers and sisters who ended up in the ghetto, the nazis destroyed everyone, they rest in fraternal magic. that is why, after the war, the young ginzburg family did not want to live in polotsk hard. victor chose lepel ; they said that she was very happy for her husband, that he was so kind, so hard-working, surrounded her with love and care. and generally bathed. she is rich in wealth and flowers, and in the glory of her working man, who showed absolutely nothing anywhere. didn't reveal himself anywhere. the search for thin machine gunners did not stop the search work, they were engaged in all operational work. the case was replenished with new facts, as a rule, they had to be reported by the same military, criminals who were detained by employees of the state security agencies, that the denouement was close. it is clear at 7:10 a.m., when victor guinnessburg submitted documents to leave for israel, in fact, the spouse himself, l

not victor. if victor did it, no. i would go the over way around. >> can't wait to watch. >> thank you. >>> be sure to join jake tonight at 9:00 p.m. for a live cnn town hall with former vice president mike pence and on "the lead with jake tapper" at 4:00 p.m. right after this show. >>> we turn now to cedric richmond, a former white house official, he is now senior adviser to the democrat national committee. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having he. >> very quickly, donald trump announced another presidential run last night. what do you think that does for the next two years? what does it mean for the next two years? >> i think it creates chaos within the republican party. you all have pointed out how those candidates did in the general election, but i think what you have to recognize is those candidates won their primaries to get to the general election, and a lot of them did that with trump's backing. so i think that you can see a scenario where they run towards division, towards divisive rhetoric, towards

you can swap places with victor simple, right? how would you like it, right?hile i tell you all this. choose the elements that are used during the construction, but i have to warn you. and as soon as the stopwatch counts to the end, as soon as you hear the characteristic signal of the bombs that all the time has come out, you need to release the element. wherever it is , even if it is the seventh element, and you have already climbed to the very top, even if you have not been on vacation for 842 years, you need to release the element that will be in your hands. i am i wish you good luck and i'll give you feedback. three is the flattest two in general, probably must have gone too high 24 seconds 7 mm, 1 2, 4. uh- huh well, we must pay tribute. a tower of five elements, which personally from my side seems to be without a chance, but it is crooked, but now we have another leaning tower of pisa. please return to the team this applause sounds your honor. either way, you are the winners of the tower show. he and i will meet exactly in a week there was a tower here.

excuse me, victor. yeah, i think so. but i think all of us are tired of people telling us that this candidate shouldn't have run or that candidates shouldn't have run. let the people decide if they're bad candidates. the people are responsible for their informed voters. so we're going to have a primary. we're that's what that's what it's designed for. my only caution is i wish at some point the people in this race would say, if i'm not successful, i'm going to support the victorious candidate. because they did that, they had said that on the stage in two thousand, if you remember, lower in 2016. with the presumption that donald trump would never get the nomination. and as soon as he did, a lot of those candidates backed out. so i would like to see both of them and whoever else joined say, you know what, we're a unity party. may the best man or woman win. and whoever wins, we're going to unite behind them. >> and that would be something to see and witness. now, and that is a great point, because the democrats, no matter w

the big outlier is the hungarian leader, victor, or ban won't supply weapons to care and won't let them transit is country. my guess from budapest is the prime minister's state secretary opened co batch. do you want to lensky to win the war? we want peace. you don't want him to wear it every day and power. it's a cheap. it moscow's price. what, whatever happens, whatever happens in ukraine is no good, not only for hungary, but for europe. so why does hungary government think putin has made russia great again? why is or been so scared of a mixed race, hungary, and what about the rule of law issues with process is all about welcome to complex own. thank you for having me. let's start if we may with the war in ukraine as far back as march. your prime minister declared. the answer to the question of which side hungry is on is that hungry is on hungary is side. but that's what the full story is. if you've made a lot of statements and done a lot of things that will have please your friends in moscow or you rushes trojan horse inside nato. well, when you put the question, please also make the

." >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. the white house just confirmed that president biden called one of the heroes of the attack on an lgbtq nightclub in colorado. the president offered his thanks and support to veteran richard fierro. now, he stopped the gunman, who police say had just shot and killed five people inside club q saturday. he took down the shooter, grabbing him by his military jacket, pummeling him with the gunman's own weapon. >> i lost my kid's boyfriend. i tried. i tried to help everybody in there. i still feel bad that five people -- there's five people that didn't come home. and this guy, this guy, i told him while i was hitting him, i said i'm going to kill you, man, because you tried to kill my friends. my family was in there. as soon as i got done with that guy and the cop came in, i went across the room and started first aid with my friend who was shot in the chest, in the legs and the arms, and i told her joanne, stay with me, look me in the eye, stay with me. and i moved her head so she wouldn't

>> it's a very good question, victor.for the department of justice to come in and investigate the death surrounding latoya james. we've asked them to investigate not only this assault against mr. hobbs, but just this department as a whole. i mean, frankly speaking i'm tired of having to go down and do civil rights cases in little camden county, georgia. there is a problem there. as i stated in a press conference, it's exhausting being black and having to deal with law enforcement in camden county, and so we hope the full weight of the body of justice comes and looks at that place top to bottom. if you look at mr. hobbs' incident, not only did they beat him and assault him, but then they lied about it. they communicated those lies trying to get him more time to the united states probation office. i mean, this is something that is readily allowed. this is systemic, and this is something that we have to root out in this local department. >> so let's talk about what you say is a lie here. hobbs was arrested in georgia. that a

." >> i'm victor blackwell. we begin with the russian war spilling into nato territory, killing two in poland. poland's president says while it appears the missile was clearly russian made, the strike was likely an accident caused by ukrainian air defenses and adds there's no indications it was an intentional attack. >> but ukraine's president says he has no doubt the missile was not ukrainian. last hour the department of defense said the pentagon has no doubt about it. >> we have seen nothing that contra detectives president duda's preliminary assessment that this explosion was most likely the result of a ukrainian air defense missile that unfortunately landed in poland. and whatever the final conclusions may be, the world knows that russia bears ultimate responsibility for this incident. >> cnn senior international correspondent sam kiley is live there and/or yen liebermann is live at the pentagon. sam, let's start with you. they seem to be on the same page based on preliminary reports, but president zelenskyy

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hello victor hello.t today, so tomorrow i have the honor comedian how much speech is a cool story, the main thing is short , i always knew that i was a born storyteller. well, the crustacean is with us today. where are you from? too see the great story. well, you will get it after you fulfill my request, ready, let's what to do? and speak. in short, i attached this brand new lera let her unwind. she's already in a bad fantasy. san sanych appears walking back and forth. you need to take it, check it, how he will go to kozlov and issue it as an official challenge. noe word, no, i don't know. works there, let's go treat my man, and i would come up with sexy words come up. hello. lera was given one call. but why is it fun to train young people right away? i would really like to learn from vladimir yurievich. you know him, of course, by the way, here he is. hello hello. i'm lera vitya viktor lvovich lera very nice. you are also a doctor. well, no, i'm a paramedic, but very experienced, very gone already. he i

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. nancy pelosi reflects on her pioneering career on capitol hill after she says she will not run for democratic leadership next year. >> never would i have thought that someday i would go from homemaker to house speaker. in fact, i never -- [ applause ] and with great confidence in our caucus, i will not seek re-election to democratic leadership in the next congress. for me, the hours come to your generation to lead the caucus that i so deeply respect. >> pelosi has spent two decades at the top of her party helping to pass major legislation that impacts all of us. >> it spans from obamacare to the fair pay act to the american rescue plan to the bipartisan infrastructure bill and of course, many more. she was the first woman to become speaker of the house and second in line to the president. she was first elected to lead the caucus in 2007. >> it's an historic moment for the congress. it's an historic moment for the women of america. it is a moment for which we have waited over 200 years

alisyn and victor?dterm from the current and former president. >> it's a hot topic right now. >> athena jones, thank you. >>> michelle obama is opening up about how she had to manage her image as the nation's first black first lady particularly when it came to how she styled her hair. she told her audience she decided to wear her straight instead of in braids as she would have preferred because she felt that americans were not ready to accept her natural hair. mrs. obama said she told herself, let me keep my hair straight. let's get health care passed. obama is currently on a tour for her third book "the light we carry: overcoming an uncertain times." that hits shelves this week. i get. i think she's right. i often feel america can't handle my natural hair either. i mean, honestly. >> very different, but i hear you. >> sort of except that i think black, white, male, female, we all conform to establish beauty standards. we just do. it's hard to break out of those. >> yeah, but especially for black women,

genre beijing did not arrive. now he was at victor's house, he is not.e guy is still answering his cell phone. and what are you you will do? for what? half a million dollars? whom do you call? listen. leave me alone . goodbye. all the best. hello hello good morning i took you, it's you who works at another homestead, but we had an agreement that you would not be late. hostess for god's sake, i'm late. this will never happen again. i swear i don't have to curse. it's just that if you're late again, i'll take another person, i understand. you report everything to the servants. turned, of course, did not shout on the phone. here, here, let's go petrovna kladya, petrovna, receive guests. this is petrovna's luggage . hello klavdia petrovna . hello, my name is bardashev's program. day after day, we watched such a program together yesterday sent a shootout. we have a plot on the internet, what is called collected independently in general? there was a shootout here, cars were parked here. so what happened to you anyway? klavdia petrovna klavdia petrovna, i under

victor oquendo, abc news, miami, victor . thank you, a nine year old boy in aurora, illinois, is able to celebrate the long holiday weekend, and it's thanks to the heroic efforts of two police officers saved him from drowning after he fell through an iced over pond trying to retrieve a football. theylso rescued the boy's mom after she jumped in hoping to save her son. the boy and the officers were treated for minor injuries at a nearby hospital. and this morning. everyone is back home and okay, just incredible video. glad they're okay. coming up what we are learning from the world's oldest, leftover also ahead, the incredible football feet christiano ronaldo made history christiano ronaldo made history again at the world cup. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. have you gotten your updated covid-19 booster? they're designed to help protect aga

victor and alisyn? >> thank you very much, ivan watson. >>> the house committee investigating the attack on the capitol will interview tony ornato today. chief of staff for the trump administration january 6th. he spoke with the committee before but the first time questioned since cassidy hutchison's testimony in june. she said ornato told her trump lunged as a secret service agent who refused to let him go to the capitol january 6th. sara murray is with us now. what do we know about this ornato interview today? >> reporter: the interview got under way earlier today. to it comes on the heels of testimony from cassidy humpsen and cassidy hutchinson testified laid out the anger donald trump allegedly expressed towards ornato and robert engel lead agent in trump's motorcade january 6th. take a listen to what cassidy hutchinson said. >> mr. engle grabbed his arm, said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. we're not going to the capitol. mr. trump then us

i think victor, it is worse than that. miranda, they work to shame other people, not just virtue signal, they shame. this kid is ripping people off billions of dollars. they forced sequoia capital today, one of the biggest venture capital firms in the world to apologize to their investors for buying into this kid's fraud. sequoia is totally captured by this 30 yeerld fr 30-year-old fraud whose parent are professors at stanford, we're all supposed to go like this? okay. >> well, sequoia should apologize. i mean, we heard today that $3 billion has gone missing from this company and sequoia, it was obvious to everybody that the sham bol ik can bol i can kid was not someone you trust with billions of dollars. i would never invest any money with sequoia because obviously they have no taste. and look, what victor was just saying about the parent, utilitarian philosophy, their son has absorbed that. utterly cynical. has given interviews in the last few days talking about this supposed philosophy, really a cult that he belonged to

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this is victor davis hanson. i want to talk about the take aways.loyalty to the unpredictable trump could fade. both of those realities will empower desantis. what do you think of that? >> when it comes to president trump, any one that says they know is just projecting. so victor davis hanson knows president trump very well. they do talk. he does -- if anyone has a broad swath scope of military history especially, it's victor davis hanson. i do think president biden is running. i don't see anyone out there. i could name -- we've done this on radio -- 12 people, talented people on the right that could run for president in the prime of their careers from ron desantis to mike pompeo, the vice president of the united states to governor kristi noem, nikki haley. i can't do that on the left. so that's why we got the job in the first place. there was no alternative. president trump, i think the first thing -- indication i'd like for to see if he was serious about being savvy and recalibrating is if he puts off his announcement monday. if he puts off his an

. >> i'm victor blackwell. president biden is in michigan visiting a semiconductor plant and he's scheduled to speak later this hour on the economy and potential rail strike that looms over the holiday season. >> this morning biden emerged from a rare meeting with leaders from both parties at the white house, confident a strike can be averted. >> i asked whether they would be willing to come in and talk about what we're going to do between now and christmas in terms of legislation, and there's a lot to do, including resolving the train strike, what we're doing now, and congress, i think, has to act to prevent it. it's not an easy call, but i think we have to do it. the economy is at risk. >> cnn's manu raju is on capitol hill and phil mattingly is at the white house. the president says he's confident that a rail strike can be averted. why is he so confident? >> i would defer to our good friend manu on capitol hill because that's where things land right now. the president has made a call and it was a very compli

marc victor, former libertarian senate candidate.nly focus what's going on in arizona, but the other ballot ground states and the president and former president, so many of them now on the stump, arguing for candidates and their party and their cause and they always say the country because if it went the opposite way they would say it is the end of the world. we're on it. is it? after this. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> all right. we want to take you live to a podium. that's how on top of the news we are. that podium pretty soon will be the president of the united states, in joliet, illinois. he's doing his part to get the word out and vote, get jazzed by this thing, but that's what this whole day comes down to and the whole week and

. >> i'm victor blackwell, the membership in poland is convening its national security council after reports of two rockets, missiles landing on polish territory and killing two people. >> it is not confirmed where the projectiles came from and who fired them. they apparently hit a farm near poland's border. let's bring in cnn international correspondent sam kiley. he's following this breaking story from ukraine, also with us cnn anchor and jim sciutto, also cnn senior white house correspondent phil mattingly who's traveling with president biden in asia, and we have cnn military analyst and retired air force colonel cedric leighton. sam, you're on the ground in ukraine. what have you been able to learn about this? >> reporter: well, just as we were coming to air, i don't know if you noticed but the lights went out here, and that is because we are now a city that is joining 7 million other people around the ukrainian nation who have been cut off from the electrical supply by this massive bombardment of cruise and other missiles fired by russia against ukraine. now, we know that whilet

very happy. >> and victor, how do you feel?r, i'm very, very happy and i want to say great sense and thank you for great britain for your help and friendship. >> and what with are your thoughts when you realized russians had gone? how did you feel when you realize the russians had gone? >> from first day of march until yesterday, of course all suffer. and from yesterday, yesterday and today, i'm very, very happy. i'm full of happiness. >> and tell me about that time for you with the russian troops here, how was it for you? we don't know about your experiences here. >> with resisted. we feel very, very bad. very bad. we big suffer. and all this time, we hope for this day, we waited for this moment eight months and ten days. >> and what do you want now to happen? >> i want to be peace everywhere. no war. [ inaudible ] ukraine always and forever. >> victor, thank you very much. >> and one more time great thanks to great britain. >> and igor, what do you want the government to do, how do you -- part of the country is still occupied

week viktor will return to the front for the elder in the family will also have a 14-year-old son, victor, while his father is fighting, the boy helps his mother look after the younger children, his father is proud, but says he is very worried about him, pearl. it is difficult for me because my father is not at home. i worry about him. i want our ukrainian victory to be as soon as possible . to stand up for the defense of the country, the whole family accepted with understanding viktor's father-in-law says that nationality does not matter now, first of all, all ukrainians today, i have three nephews who serve the channel, and the 128th brigade was very happy and went home back, everything is fine, because thank you for coming to play, that we defended our family, and we will have to, we will go among victor's brothers, there are a lot of roma and representatives of other nationalities in the war, everyone is equal, says the man, we have georgians, some battalions of our chechens are also serving against the chechens, the chechens are serving and yes, there is no difference that in the war

victor matyushenko immediately rushed to look for his 15-year-old granddaughter.hought she was sitting at the table. well, these notes are written remotely. i will call no then i began to respond on the bed, it turns out it was. well, they brought it here. here the girl was taken to the children's regional hospital by doctors. liza would have been taught life at a joint technical school as a logistician on the eve of the tragedy, she left for voronezh, but she decided to return home in general, she has a lot of acquaintances, that is, she communicates with many people, the neighbors are in shock, it’s hard to realize what is happening, you know, this is not the right word, scared. it’s just horror, it was such a shock that i can’t even put it into words, and he barely pumped me out with pills and, in general, residents say all the medicines in the sky four thundered explosion. and here are the shell craters. the deepest part of the forest, about one and a half meters in diameter , is, of course, the hall. this is what it was like at the time of the arrivals, oksan

victor oquendo is there. >>> the alarming escalation by north korea. more than 20 missile tests launched. what south korea did for the first time and matt gutman in south korea. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. our james longman very close to the front lines with ukrainian fighters near the key city of kherson. what the russians are actively doing with civilians and what this could signal. >>> here in new york city tonight, what they're now seeing in the icu. children's hospitals overwhelmed by the surge of respiratory illnesses. concern growing across the u.s. >>> outside new york, in newark tonight, the dramatic end to an urgent manhunt. the man who allegedly shot two officers. how those officers are now doing. >>> winter weather alerts tonight. this system on the move. >>> and powerball. wouldn't it be nice? still no winner. and tonight, the eye-opening new jackpot. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we're going to begin with these chilling new details on the attack on speaker nancy pelosi's husband, what w

>> victor oquendo in florida tonight. victor, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight to disturbing new video here after that deadly halloween crowd surge in south korea. two young mens were among the 156 killed. and tonight, we learned when police were initially called, hours before that deadly surge. abc's matt gutman in seoul again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, police in seoul revealing that emergency calls for help from that halloween celebration bottleneck started nearly four hours before the crowd crush turned deadly, and police admitting they failed to send reinforcements. releasing these emergency call t transcripts. at 6:34 p.m. that first caller saying, "that alley is really dangerous right now. i barely made it out but it's too crowded. i think you should control it." later callers pleading, "we're all trapped. this is about to become a major disaster." by around 10:15, the crush turns deadly. minutes later, a livestream shows the crowd so tightly packed, even police are unable to dislodge them. as the death t

victor david hanson. [applause] >> can you hear me okay?ight have to-- the first isi event i went to was about 20-more than 25 years ago and we were each with students, and mine was with shapiro, who has been in the news lately and we've kept up over the years and in fact-- thank you, he once showed up at my farm and said i need to be inculcated in the arts of agriculture for a month. so that was my first connection with isi. thank you very much for the award. i thought i would just speak 25 or 30 minutes about the dying citizen, but one of the things -- and i wrote the book before the entire george floyd and the woke movement and the covid and then i added an afterward, but ang all of us are bwildered right now. and i've recently been in downtown denver and-- it looks like hiroshima, santa monica the same way and venice beach. i was in san francisco, and a billion dollars have been invested in solving the homeless problem and it's worse than it ever has been. as i said to another group this evening, the people have signs in their cars that

victor, alisyn? >> so interesting, eva. if voters care about policy, they're not getting the answers from herschel walker. eva mckend, thank you very much for the reporting. >>> america now has the first black leader of a major political party in congress. today house democrats elected new york congressman hakeem jeffries minority leader in the new congress. republicans will have the majority. jeffries ran unopposed. after the vote, he thanked past party leaders for his historic essential. >> he called for more bipartisanship. >> we look forward to finding opportunities to partner with the other side of the aisle and work with them whenever possible, but we will also push back against extremism whenever necessary. >> representatives katherine clark and pete aguilar won the other positions. jeffries' predecessor was voted in a speaker merita last night. this vote was 290 to 137. these eight democrats voted against it. president biden said a strike would put the economy at risk. >> one analysis found it would cost the u.s. a