the president of cyprus's legal firm million.alfirm had appeared million. the president of cyprus's legal firm had appeared to have provided they can aspire rich russian client but this is strongly disputed. documents show that the czech prime minister, facing an election next week, failed to declare an offshore investment company used to purchase two villas for $60 million in the south of france. andrew verityjoins us now. what is the background to this leak? this is a glimpse into the way that wealthy people use offshore secrecy to hide their deals and their wealth. as you know it has been coordinated by the international consortium of investigative journalist, secret sources handed over 12 million files which for the last year, 600 plusjournalists have been burrowing through, and it is a vast leak of interesting information. journalists around the world have been looking at for months. ~ ., , , , months. who else is in the files marker some — months. who else is in the files marker some 35 _ months. who else is in the files ma

we have a revelation about the president of cyprus.alth offshore, but his law firm helped a client to hide theirs. this island is one of world's biggest offshore centres. president nicos anastasiades says he is trying to clean the country up. his government has introduced a register to show the real owner of 200,000 companies that are based here. it is aimed at reducing offshore secrecy. that all sounds transparent, the thing is, our documents reveal that the president's own law firm did the opposite, providing fake owners to help a rich client stay in the shadows. it happened in 2011, before mr anastasiades became president. this is the client they kept hidden. leonid lebedev, a russian oligarch. who made his fortune in oil and gas. mr lebedev has been accused of embezzle $200 million. this is one example of how mr lebedev�*s wealth was hidden. mr lebedev owned a boat called the lady l. the documents show it was transferred to an employee of the president's law firm in 2011, but the evidence strongly suggests lady l still really belon

we have a revelation about the president of cyprus.his island is one of world's biggest offshore centres. president president nicos anastasiades said he is trying to clean the government up. his government has introduced d a register to show the companies that are based here. it is aimed to reduce secrecy. that sounds transparent, but our documents reveal that the president's own law firm did the opposite, helping a rich client stay in the shadows. it happened in 2011 before nicos anastasiades became president. this is the client they kept hidden. leonid leveded, a russian oligarch. he has been accused of embezzle $200 million. this is one example of how the wealth was hidden. mr lebedev owned a boat called the lady l. the documents show it was transferred to an employee of the president's law firm in 2011, but the evidence suggests it still longs to lebedev. here is his daughter's instagram. another legal firm became suspicious. they concluded the president's employees were most likely acting as nominee beneficial owners on behalf of

period where cyprus was supposed to end the universe that's where we find ourselves now. i think the problems are preludes to nothing. they aren't ark of disaster. as long as you can understand the withering interest machine gunfire that they throw at you every single day then you can make it to the promise land of milk and honey yes. terrific days like today i say that as someone who is very bearish but now the season is drawing to a close, i have no choice to get more constructive so i don't come in here and say i'm pullish. y -- bullish let's take the poor congestion issue which has everybody so scared we have lots of ships and lots of cargo every one involved blaming every one else got the attention of the united states. whether you love biden or hate them he loves everyone who gapes while i'm sure the band aids won't work, it gets the job done some businesses will park rises will be over it will be over. what about all this nonsense about how your packages won't get there in time for christmas. can we talk about a first world problem, please? some companies might not

the world depth diving championships at taken place in cyprus with the german world record holder among competitors. we have an insight into how to stay calm underwater. >> another dive into the murky depths. for most people, is sending over 90 meters without oxygen tanks would be enough to cause palpitations, but for this record breaking free diver, jennifer, it is not. it is normal breathing for me, how i would breathe maybe before i would fall asleep. >> it is a winning combination. her 93 meters dive year in july was the deepest ever by a female free diver, and the german says it is a result of learning to master her body's impulses. >> we train a lot of specific things for free diving. one is a tolerance to low oxygen levels in the blood, and the other is to high co2 levels because co2 is what makes you, gives you the breathing reflex, t we also train a lot of flexibility because at the depths, the air is being compressed and the body is crushed together, so you need to be flexible and all your muscles around the rib cage and lungs. >> by the time she had surfaced for a hard-earned

responsibility, interesting places and tasks, tours in cyprus and the opportunity to do more things liket. you look back to those of you who've served in the troubles. huge responsibility at a young age. was that a traumatic thing to live through? yes and no. i mean, i don't... i only did six months. nowadays, they do a year. in those days, i was commanding my platoon in northern ireland. i was just 18 years old and i remember arriving in londonderry, having driven from the overnight ferry in belfast. got it wrong, miraculously found my way. not the ideal place for soldiers. no. we were a bit naive in those days. but i remember arriving and being told to get my uniform on and i'd be commanding my platoon. you knew would have been the target. for sure. we were going to do an ambush on the road, which was a very notable place. the veterans will know very well. it was an extraordinary thing to do, and my commander listened to the orders i gave. my sergeant was very much there to make sure they were decent orders. but you are thrown in at the deep end, and it was once in circumstances where

it was felt as far away as cyprus.e an electronics store shows a moment the earthquake hit, shaking equipment inside the store, and sending people to run for safety. >>> on the spanish island of la palma, a volcano continues to erupt after weeks of devastation. the molten lava has led to the destruction of more than 1100 buildings, swallowing up homes, farms, and everything else in its path. 6000 people have been evacuated from their homes. the last eruption years ago lasted just over 3 weeks. >>> a sacramento county man is being credited with sounding the alarm as a vegetation fire closed in on an rv park. >> rachel wolf reports on the young man who did not let his neighbors down. >> reporter: randy watkins describes the harrowing moments before he hurried out of the rancho marina rv park. >> it was chaos. >> reporter: many with just minutes before fire tore through their homes. >> my kids walked out with no shoes. i was barely able to get my dogs out. i grabbed birth certificates. >> reporter: sarah thomsen lost ever

it'll go across cyprus and towards syria may be lebanon during tuesday, but the south of that, you end up turning much dryer. there also is, i think will be an increase in the matter potential ran into booty and the whole of africa. but really in tropical africa has been the case for a few days. the heavy strain is obviously further west. ah, ah 25 years ago and you are in television use in the middle east began with a 2 part documentary series, monday the 25th anniversary of al jazeera in telling the story in the channels. now it became a recognized global brand with the story of algebra, but unique. ah, we tell the untold story, loo, we speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sides no matter where it takes us. a fear sir, got my eye. and power and pasha, we tell your stories, we are your voice, your news, your net al jazeera. ah . ready g 20 leaders to focus on climate change on the final day of the summit in rome, after agreeing on a global corporate tax to rein in big business. ah, you're watching al jazeera light from a headquarters and tell her i'm getting you navigator. also a

responsibility, interesting places and tasks, northern irelans, un tours in cyprus, and the opportunityore things like that. you look back to those of you who served in the troubles. huge responsibility at a young age. was that a traumatic thing to live through? yes and no. i mean, i don't... i only did six months at sandhurst — mowadays, they do a year. in those days, i was commanding my platoon in northern ireland two weeks after sandhurst. i was just 18 years old, and i remember arriving in londonderry, having driven from the overnight ferry in belfast, got it wrong, drove my way up the falls road, miraculously found my way. not the ideal place for a soldier to be found. no, all my kit piled up in my mini. we were a bit naive in those days. i was just 18 years old, and i remember arriving in londonderry, having driven from the overnight ferry in belfast, got it wrong, drove my way up the falls road, miraculously found my way. not the ideal place for a soldier to be found. no, all my kit piled up in my mini. we were a bit naive in those days. but i remember arriving and being told to

the files also found the president of cyprus' own legal firm appeared to have provided fake owners fors is strongly disputed. documents also show the czech prime minister, who is facing an election next week, failed to declare an offshore investment company used to purchase two villas for $60 million in the south of france. andrej babis has responded to the pandora papers' allegations on social media. he said on twitter he had never done anything illegal or wrong, calling the claims an effort to try to denigrate him and influence the czech parliamentary elections. and you can read more about today's expose on the bbc news app or at our website, bbc.com/news. and over the coming days, we will also be bringing you more revelations from the pandora papers, including the financial dealings of three major donors to the uk governing conservative party. changes to the traffic light system for international travel is coming into effect today across the uk. amber and green lists will be merged into a single rest of the world category while the red list will remain. 0ther category while the red

in russia for having thoughtful for making 1000000 more with putting the money out to a company in cyprus before not paying taxes. and that is going to be reached. now we reach now with this situation that it becomes ridiculous and especially it becomes a big list. and they were in company a retro but just the ukraine and there is an elected member follow with who's on the arrest. and we pay government and key if we're putting it a real elected opposition leader into a rest. on the other hand, we have a at least doubt whose figure russia, we thank you must do. and then we say, okay, does this figure in must go look at a human rights record and human and human rights was on the other hand, being able to even recognize that we have a problem and a concrete of responses and then double stamps this hybrid chrisy makes the particulars here with our key international on the way tell about leaders have been in moscow for multinational talks to tackle afghanistan's humanitarian crisis as security fears there worsen our next door. when we come back after 4 break, stay with us. ah, we have always b

metallica cyprus, sylvie offspring just some of the band's taking part in the aftershock music festival in sacramento, just like about every other music festival. this one was also cancelled last year because of the pandemic. but we're told this year is sold out. the event kicked off tonight at discovery park in the return of thousands of music fans. well that's a welcome boost to the sacramento economy. it's been such a tough 18 months for the hospitality industry and really everybody in sacramento, so to bring in an event of this size of this caliber that delivers so many people from outside the market spending money in our businesses is something that is sorely needed in sacramento right now. 25,000 people were expected tonight, then 40,000 each of the next three nights. this four night festival is expected to generate about $30 million in economic activity, such as all right. well the giants having a little fun today, while getting ready for the nlds tomorrow against the dodgers sports director market, vania subtext with that. at first take a look at this stunning view of marin coun

the files also found the president of cyprus�* own legal firm appeared to have provided fake owners fortrongly disputed. documents also show the czech prime minister, who is facing an election next week, failed to declare an offshore investment company used to purchase two villas for $60 million in the south of france. andrej babis has responded to the pandora papers allegations on social media. he said on twitter he had never done anything illegal or wrong, calling the claims an effort to try to denigrate him and influence the czech parliamentary elections. duncan hames is the director of policy at transparency international. this is his reaction. when a political elite enriches itself from being in power, it�*s the ordinary man and woman who are suffering and whose country is all the poorer for it. in some cases, it�*s not even just about avoiding tax. if you are a public official and you receive a bribe in order to award a healthcare contract to a crony of yours, and that isn�*t the best deal for your country, then your country is suffering as a result of you taking a kickback. so co

the files also found the president of cyprus�*s own legal firm appeared to have provided fake owners—— fake owners for a rich russian client — though this is strongly disputed. documents also show the czech prime minister who is facing an election next week failed to declare an offshore investment company used to purchase two villas for $60 million in the south of france. andrej babis has responded to the pandora papers allegations on social media. he said on twitter he had never done anything illegal or wrong, calling the claims an effort to try to denigrate him and influence the czech parliamentary elections. this is duncan haynes�*s, director of policy, transparency international, reaction. transparency international, reaction-— transparency international, reaction. , , �* reaction. sometimes it isn't even about _ reaction. sometimes it isn't even about avoiding - reaction. sometimes it isn't even about avoiding tax, i reaction. sometimes it isn't even about avoiding tax, ifl reaction. sometimes it isn't i even about avoiding tax, if you are a public official and you receive a bri

but cyprus, from the lebanese forces, from the christine lebanese forces poppy ambushed, she has bullet supporters as they came to protest this part of a route. i'm in an area that divide a christine neighborhood behind me from a neighborhood over to the other side. there remains a military presence here. pretty nice forces have denied it very strongly that they did ambush. the has bala support is collins parliament has amended legislation to allow border guns to immediately expel migrants across the border without papers. if the president signs the bill into law gauze will also be given the power to refuse the san him claims without examining them. the parliaments also back to plan to build a $400000000.00 board, a wall for human rights group say the measures violate international law. they keys, poland, wanting to legalize migrant, pushed bikes and inhumane treatment. the number of refugees and migrants crossing into poland from ballard. bruce has was in rapidly in recent months. boy, which actually is the edison chief of the vice grad inside to polish political current affairs magazi

as bala has repeated the accusation, but cyprus, from the lebanese forces, from the christy and lebanese forces poppy ambushed, she has bullet supporters as they came to a protest, this part of a route i'm in an area that divide a christy neighborhood behind me from a neighborhood over to the other side, there remains a military presence here. pretty nice forces have denied it very strongly that they did ambush. the has buller support is. russia's corona virus serge is showing no signs of slowing down as the country reports, yet another day of record infection rates and deaths that were more than $999.00 fatalities on friday. i don't use 13000 new cases. less than a 3rd of russians have been vaccinated. oksana pisec is a global health advisor and lecturer at the university college in london. she joins his life from there. oaks on a visit, welcome back to the usa. quite the vaccination rate, so low in russia. there has been a lot of hesitancy. pools have shown that over 50 percent of the population are not willing to be vaccinated. i think part of this is when you're back too confusing me

open water, but it is heading slowly east was and so for good part of western and southern turkey in cyprus, obee significant rain from that. and so scattering shouts to the east, but not huge. ones no more than we've seen so far. however, rest of the mediterranean and portugal on spain, streaming rain for the next day, or 2. still ahead on al jazeera families have been fishing on these like in malawi, the generations. we look at why their way of life is changing. i'm $35.00 when they took cor, region inequality and the world is coming together to combat climate change. i. tragedy is underway in one of the most bio diverse regions in the world and in sport, the atlanta braves closing on the world series title or the base election coming up shortly. ah november. oh, now to sierra, alter a year of turbulent weather. well, leaders gather in glasgow for crucial summit on the battle against climate change. emmy award winning 4 lines goes beyond the headlines, investigating the untold stories across the us. millions incurred cost on both in parliamentary elections under a new constitution. and mo

the files also found the president of cyprus�*s and legal firm appeared to have provided they ownershough this is strongly disputed. documents also show the czech prime minister was facing an election next week failed to declare an offshore investment company used to purchase two villas for $60 million in the south of france. andrej babis has responded to the pandora papers allegations on social media. he said on twitter he had never done anything illegal or wrong, calling the claim is an effort to try to denigrate him and influence the czech parliamentary elections. for more on the background to the pandora papers leak, here is the investigative journalist fergus shiel. 600 journalists have been working on it to try make sense and what it shows is the offshore world to prepare inequality. what it shows is that the offshore world continues to propel inequality, continues to shield the powerful and the criminal and it shows that despite government efforts to rein it in it grows and it grows. there are more than 300 politicians and high—level officials from 91 countries. more than 100

these shall the rain progress coming into greece is a fairly dr. picture of a turkey down through cyprus and the levant wind, not strong. he had gathered about 20 degrees, most places, probably below 30. and as the season shows so the showers are coming slowly. sites with the sun still there are in lake victoria. ah, for the congolese, the journey to work or means unimaginable hans. i prefer to get the captain to chancing life and limb when a dangerous journey jungle along to the rail. i nearly died about children eat, go to school and live because of the brain risking it all the democratic republic of congo on al jazeera blue. ah, you're watching all does it remind him i told stories. this are magnitude 5.9 earthquake in pakistan. his killed at least 20 people our lives. hundreds injured. it hit in the hours of thursday while people was sleeping. the worst hit area. so reported so far is the city of hon. i and ballast on province. the wont, health organizations backing the 1st of a vaccine to help prevent malaria. it's recommending the job should be rolled out to millions of children ac

roots after hours of violence that left at the 6 people there than many more injures on, identified cyprus on top of building shot to kill while gunman fought the army in the streets, is the worst street violence that in years, troops moved in out a gun fire broke out of protest against the judge leading the port blast investigation has bala and its allies abused to judge tarik natal political bias of his prob, without providing any evidence. president michelle owen has just the destination condemning the violence. he said the government will never let any one hijack the country. and he promised the investigation would continue a high level taliban delegations in turkey today as it continues its diplomatic push for support and recognition. they met the turkish foreign minister in ankara, that's come a day off to talks incatel where the group appealed to us and e. u. officials, to end afghanistan's isolation. the taliban wants the west to east financial restrictions, the de says, are crippling the country group took over afghanistan in august. i shall have the balloon. we advised the taliba

but cyprus, from the lebanese forces, from the christy and lebanese forces poppy ambushed, she has bullet supporters as they came to a protest, this part of a route. i'm in an area that divide a christine neighbourhood behind me from a neighbourhood over to the other side. there remained the military presence here. pretty nice forces have denied very strongly that they did ambush. the has bala support is police police say the fatal starving of u. k. politician david amos is a terrorist incident. a 69 year old was meeting members of the public at a church in his constituency when he was attacked. a 25 year old has been arrested on suspicion of murder. that in baba reports from southeast england. the veteran, conservative member of parliament died of his wounds having been stabbed several times during a meeting with his constituents in southeast england. essex police said a man had been arrested at the scene in a church hall in the seaside town of leon. see, the 25 year old was arrested on suspicion of murder. a night was also recovered. the investigation is in it's very early stages and is

then putting the money out to a company in cyprus for not paying taxes and that has won't be reached now we reach now, but the situation that it becomes ridiculous and especially it becomes a big list because we have a neighboring country erected, which is do you claim, and there is an elected member of a committee who's on the arrest and b pe, government, and key if we're putting it a real elected opposition leader into arrest. but on the other hand, we have a at least 1000 figure in russia. we thank you must do it and then we say ok this, this figure in must go look at a human rights record. a human rights record was on the other hand, being able to even recognize that we have a problem. and that kind of freedom responds or, and didn't double stamps did. is this high who cry see, makes the particulars and your, with our international still the come in the program taliban leaders have been in moscow for multinational talks to tackle afghanistan's humanitarian crisis and security. there were, since it's our next story when we come back, this are now a dual system of justice. many thi

it'll go across cyprus and towards syria, maybe lebanon during tuesday. but the south of that, you end up turning much dryer. there also is, i think will be an increase in the matter potential ran into booty and the whole of africa, but really in trough graphical and has been the case for a few days. the heaviest rain is obviously further west lou weather sponsored by caraway's healing the debate, 90 percent of the world refugees have come from a common impacted country. the climate, the emergency is putting more pressure on across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future, it's now not a lot can complete. it cannot lose hope. we know what to do and we have the tools to to get this thing on out is the error. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera, my death, our top stories. this our act of a say tree. people have been shot dead and see dawn during process against submit a she q hundreds of thousands demonstration must be described as the most significant challenge to ministry leaders and stacy's power. last monday the u. s. and e, you have a

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it'll go across cyprus and towards syria, maybe lebanon during tuesday, but the south of that, you end up turning much dryer. there also is, i think will be an increase in the matter potential, right into booty and the whole of africa. but really in trough go after a has been the case for a few days. the heavy strain is obviously further west. ah, but too many have been forced to flee their homes escaping violence, conflict and poverty. but in the last decade, weather related crises have become a primary trigger for the displacement of people as droughts, hurricane and floods besieged communities. hoot lines travels to the front lines of the climate crisis in central america to see how it's appending lives, and fueling migration exit on doors. a climate in crisis on al jazeera. ah ah ah, you're watching out, is there a mind of our top stories this our acts of a say another 4 people have been shot dead in sudan during protests against the military coup. hundreds of thousands demonstrated must been described as most significant challenge to military leaders since they seized power on mon

one person that is still a president is the president i still a president is the president of cyprus.ened was employees of his law firm were put into documents to look like they were the owners, and they were protecting the real owner, and offshore companies are just not allowed to do that. the president says that the allegations are totally unfounded, and he said, i'm reading a statement that it is no longer has law firm because he transferred the shares to his daughters since becoming president, and the law firm said that it had never concealed the true identity of a beneficial owner and it had evidence proving the opposite of what we were claiming.- what we were claiming. richard bilton. let's take a look at the latest official figures on coronavirus — which show 30,439 new infections in the latest 24—hour period, which means an average of 34,572 cases per day in the last week. another 43 deaths have been recorded — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, there were 112 deaths per day. the latest figures on those being treated

open water, but it is heading slowly east was and so for good part of western and southern turkey in cyprus. so be significant rain from that. and so, scattering shafts the east, but not huge ones, no more than we seen so far. however, rest of the mediterranean and portugal on spain.

well, there's the president of cyprus, whosaeown legal firm helped provide fake owners for a rich, russian. it looks like they were protecting the real owner. 0ffshore companies are not supposed to conceal owner that way. what has the president said? president anastasiades said our allegations were "totally unfounded". and that it's no longer his law firm, because he'd "transferred the shares to his daughters" since becoming president in 2013. the law firm told us that it had "never concealed?the true identity" of a beneficial owner. and that it had "evidence proving the opposite" of what we are claiming. the taliban in afghanistan say an explosion outside a mosque in the capital kabul has killed at least eight people. 20 others were injured as a memorial service was taking place for the mother of a taliban deputy minister. it's the first major explosion in the city since the final withdrawal of international troops in august. 0ur south ssia editor anbarasan ethirajen has been following developments. taliban officials say this explosion happened outside one of the biggest mosques in afghan

or iran or pensions — reunification of cyprus or iran or pensions for ex—pats, uk citizens or a wholeow 'ust a whole range of other issues know just what _ a whole range of other issues know just what a — a whole range of other issues know just what a dowdy campaigner he was. and that _ just what a dowdy campaigner he was. and that clearly is why he was so loved _ and that clearly is why he was so loved and — and that clearly is why he was so loved and his constituency for that nfatter— loved and his constituency for that matter deputy speaker, the speaker said at— matter deputy speaker, the speaker said at the _ matter deputy speaker, the speaker said at the weekend that david's death— said at the weekend that david's death had left a void in this house was was _ death had left a void in this house was was absolutely right. there is another— was was absolutely right. there is another void and david's family home — another void and david's family home i— another void and david's family home. i hope that david's wife julia and his— home. i hope that david's wife julia and his children

well, there's the president of cyprus, whose own legal firm helped provide fake owners for a rich, russianaid our allegations were "totally unfounded". and that it's no longer his law firm, because he'd "transferred the shares to his daughters" since becoming president in 2013. the law firm told us that it had "never concealed the true identity" of a beneficial owner. and that it had "evidence proving the opposite" of what we are claiming. there've been more calls today for an independent inquiry into sarah everard's murder at the hands of a serving police officer. the prime minister said today he wanted to hear first from the police watchdog's review and he told women they should trust the police. graham satchell reports. sarah everard was just walking home when she was falsely arrested and then murdered by a serving police officer. it has led to serious questions about trust in the police and the behaviour of men and the whole criminal justice system. the prime minister has committed to in his words getting more rapists behind bars, despite the budget for the department of justice being

the earthquake caused the cyprus freeway in the east bay to collapse. it happened during a live broadcast of the 1989 world series between the giants and the a's. this thursday is the great california shakeout. you can download the my shake app to take part in an earthquake drill. we are dealing with the drought. some good news with a little bit of rain on the way. >> we will begin with some sunshine. it is mild out there. southwinds will be gusting today. temperatures slow to warm. rain will end the day for many of us. this is the beginning of an interesting week with promises of a good deal of rain. we will talk about how much and how likely next. anchor: there is a new memorial in san francisco for the man that offered so much hope for those living with hiv. a major deal with a hollywood ending. the show will go on as workers and tv and film producers reach a contract agreement. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san

cyprus two and half million, trick you can get it, you can get it in new zealand -- >> people are dying to come here. >> sean: you could go to antigua or st. kitts or bit.ly is commits something of great value. democrats now twice have tried to sneak into the reconciliation bill. they're going to offer some people something of great value, i don't care where you come from, just do it legally, that's all i ask. and we have a health check and a security check and you show the means to take care of yourself and not be a burden on on the american people. my question is why -- if all these other countries are selling it, why are democrats giving away something of great value like this? >> they don't care, charlie is right, they just want to win elections. we have a moral obligation to the people who are going to do it legally and lawfully, we bring in about a million people you're more than every other country on the face of the planet combined, we do it right here in the united states of america pick of the people who i want living next to me are people who did it legally and lawfully. if y

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the earth explicit art of the bay bridge and caused the cyprus freeway to collapse.happened during a live broadcast of the 1989 world series between the giants and the oakland a's. thursday is the great california shakeout and you can download the app to take part in an earthquake drill and you can take a look back at that historic moment that change the bay area. our peabody award-winning coverage of the earthquake is featured on her home page, kumasi: a new program in the east bay is working to build a better bay area by making affordable housing more accessible to low income residents. this event promoted the initiative program. this event focused on helping black property owners and open receive financial support to build in law units and generate more income. >> we want to figure out how they can take advantage so they can either bring housing to the committed tea, support their efforts in creating legacy and wealth building tools and providing generational housing. kumasi: homeowners can apply for financial support to richmond neighborhood housing services. app

have about a minute, scott brown, and i mentioned countries like antigua and belize and nevis an end cypruskey, even canada, australia, and new zealand. how much would it cost to get a passport in new zealand if i invested in the right businesses there, and how long would it take? >> you are sean hannity, you could probably do it overnight. but the average person, it would take a little time. >> sean: like i need that. but the reality is, you can buy your way in. my point is they tried to sneak in mst again. i'm pro-immigration, legal immigration and i don't care where you come from, but follow the process. you should have a security check, a health check, and you should be able to provide for yourself. if you get here, than i don't care where you come from, welcome aboard, but follow along. how much would it be in new zealand? >> listen, if you have a profession, a doctor, nurse, something like that, you'll get in right away. but it will cost you and take you a little time. you can ask some of the people that have tried it. >> sean: yeah, but the point is we give away citizenship and they

works crews are hard at work throughout the city, clearing down trees and branches this monterey, cyprushe west portal neighborhood came crashing down sunday morning. neighbors say they know they live next to a steep slope where the recipe for disaster is just add water, so i was just checking out. look down there. not too bad. a few branches looked over there. and the tree was falling across the road. it slammed into my neighbor's rear windshield and shattered it completely. the city's department of public works, says 700, or so trees and tree limbs came down over the weekend were able to remove most of the trees from the roadways off of cars off the power lines all the prioritized calls have been dealt with already. you'll see some caution tape around town. we're expecting at least several days more of cleanup. down trees was only part of the problem around san francisco, catch basins filled with leaves and debris and backed up, sending water onto the roads and sidewalks. fire crews closed down marina boulevard while they work to clear drains and neighbours scrambled to clear drains on

works crews are hard at work throughout the city, clearing down trees and branches this monterey, cypruswest portal neighborhood came crashing down sunday morning. neighbors say they know they live next to a steep slope where the recipe for disaster is just add water, so i was just checking out. look down there. oh, not too bad. a few branches looked over there. and the tree was falling across the road. it slammed into my neighbor's rear windshield and shattered it completely. the city's department of public works, says 700, or so trees and tree limbs came down over the weekend were able to remove most of the trees from the roadways off of cars off the power lines all the prioritized calls have been dealt with already. you'll see some caution tape around town. we're expecting at least several days more of cleanup. down trees was only part of the problem around san francisco, catch basins filled with leaves and debris and backed up, sending water onto the roads and sidewalks. fire crews closed down marina boulevard while they work to clear drains and neighbours scrambled to clear drains o

cyprus tree. the tree crushed the vehicles and the roof of walls. garage the garage has got, you know, branches poking through it. the main supports are broken in there. i've got. got some vehicles in there, too. um so. you know, little worried about what's going to happen in there. nobody was hurt. firefighters say they are closely watching the weather conditions. many stations around the bay area increased staffing because of the red flag conditions. any time we have wind events like this. big trees with shallow root systems always seems to be an issue here on the coast side. i just want to remind people any time that there is power lines down as well. that they need to stay clear if the power lines. strong winds continue to blow around the bay area and beyond. pg and e announced public safety power shutoffs that could impact 25,000 customers. the first wave started around four a.m. monday. this is to minimize the risk pg and e equipment could spark a devastating wildfire. how to just could impact 20 counties, including napa, sonoma, solano, alame

cyprus hill, metallica will headline two nights with two different sets of music.e event normally draws thousands of people, local leaders say it's return will bring a much needed boost to business in the area. it's been such a tough 18 months for the hospitality industry and really everybody in sacramento, so to bring in an event of this size of this caliber that delivers so many people from outside the market spending money in our businesses is something that is sorely needed in sacramento right now. the event does have covid safety pro protocols in place. people will have to either show proof of vaccination or negative covid-19 tests in order to enter new legal problems for san jose sharks hockey star several nhl is investigating whether kane submitted a fake covid-19ard using a fake vaccine guard is illegal, both in the u. s and in canada and also violates nhl rules. vander kane has been directed to stay away from the team until this investigation is over tomorrow the golden state warriors host the l. a lakers for a preseason game out at the chase center. last

works crews are hard at work throughout the city, clearing down trees and branches this monterey, cyprus neighborhood came crashing down sunday morning. neighbors say they know they live next to a steep slope where the recipe for disaster is just add water, so i was just checking out. look down there. not too bad. a few breaks. it looked over there. and the tree was falling across the road that slammed into my neighbor's rear windshield and shattered it completely. the city's department of public works, says 700, or so trees and tree limbs came down over the weekend were able to remove most of the trees from the roadways off of cars off the power lines. all the prioritized calls have been dealt with already. you'll see some caution tape around town. we're expecting at least several days more of cleanup. down trees was only part of the problem around san francisco, catch basins filled with leaves and debris and backed up, sending water onto the roads and sidewalks. fire crews closed down marina boulevard while they work to clear drains and neighbours scrambled to clear drains on their own

her debut as a reporter, and she had never done a radio report in her life, and there was a code cypruss. biggest story in the world that week, and i came back to back to find i was married to a veteran now covering the story 24 hours a day on cbs. she was growing, and ended up at abc to broaden the panel, and they were trying out some women, and she had been on npr. she had taken note of her for a one-off. >> i must say i've used the credit to my advantage this week as i sent my children off to college saying, let this be a lesson to you. get good grades. they'll come back to haunt you. >> there she was, giving it back, playing with the big boys. >> what is your definition of retirement? >> i don't know. >> if you take -- >> i think most women know it when they see it, senator. >> the real core of her appeal was to other women who said, wait. somebody else who thinks like me. somebody who talks like me, who sees the way i do. >> a lot of years of the women. >> there were a lot of women in the very early days that had to choose between a professional career and a personal life, and here

works crews are hard at work throughout the city, clearing down trees and branches this monterey, cyprusl in the west portal neighborhood came crashing down sunday morning. neighbors say they know they live next to a steep slope. where the recipe for disaster is just add water, so i was just checking out. look down there. not too bad. a few branches looked over there and the tree was falling across the road. it slammed into my neighbors. rear windshield and shattered it completely. the city's department of public works, says 700, or so trees and tree limbs came down over the weekend were able to remove most of the trees from the roadways off of cars off the power lines. all the prioritized calls have been dealt with already. you'll see some caution tape around town. we're expecting at least several days more of cleanup. down trees was only part of the problem around san francisco, catch basins filled with leaves and debris and backed up, sending water onto the roads and sidewalks. fire crews closed down marina boulevard while they work to clear drains and neighbours scrambled to clear dr

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branches this monterey, cyprus on edge hill in the west portal neighborhood came crashing down sunday morning. neighbors say they know they live next to a steep slope. where the recipe for disaster is just add water, so i was just checking out. look down there. not too bad. a few branches looked over there and the tree was falling across the road. it slammed into my neighbors. rear windshield and shattered it completely. the city's department of public works, says 700, or so trees and tree limbs came down over the weekend were able to remove most of the trees from the roadways off of cars off the power lines. all the prioritized calls have been dealt with already. you'll see some caution tape around town. we're expecting at least several days more of cleanup. down trees was only part of the problem around san francisco, catch basins filled with leaves and debris and backed up, sending water onto the roads and sidewalks. fire crews closed down marina boulevard while they work to clear drains and neighbours scrambled to clear drains on their own clearing. catch basins. we have more than