authorities believe written by the gunman. and new insight into whether his parents had any idea this plot was in the works. abc's stephanie ramos in buffalo again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the president and first lady paying their respects to the ten victims killed in what officials calling premeditated evil. >> the level of hatred in the heart and head of this individual is -- is stunning. >> reporter: this as more details emerge from a 5589-page document containing posts the suspect allegedly wrote on the social media site discord. authorities say the document shows how 18-year-old, payton gendron, carefully plotted the attack for at least two months, first visiting the grocery store on march 8th, where he was questioned by a store security guard. that document also including sketches of the supermarket, with outlines of various aisles that he could navigate around quickly. the suspect also allegedly describing the market as the first location he would strike, then black people walking down the street and another store

authorities say this was driven by racist hate, and tonight, authorities now tell us they believe this store was just part of the suspect's plan. that he planned to attack this supermarket and continue shooting right down jefferson avenue right here behind me, possibly targeting other stores and a deli. that he spent time in this community, time planning this months ago. tonight, abc news obtaining a document authorities say suggests he planned this right down to the supermarket aisles. and that the alleged gunman was in buffalo back in early march. and as we reported last night here, he was also here the day before the attack, doing reconnaissance. tonight, abc news obtaining new video from an eyewitness who recorded the alleged attacker in the moments immediately after he put down that assault rifle and was taken into custody outside the supermarket, just feet from many of his victims. the horror and grief in this parking lot was immediate. a distraught woman screaming on her knees. tonight here, we are now learning more about the lives lost. the oldest, 86, the youngest, 32 years ol

enterprise capital projects total authorization increases to about $1.7 billion in the amount of authorizedued bonds increases to about $858 million . puc financial plan provides for 700 million in water revenue bondsfiscal year '22-'23 , total water revenue bond issuance over the 10 years through fiscal year 2031 32 or $1.6 billion. file 20 0830 dated as public utilities commission said send a report to the board of supervisors following the sale of the water revenue bond showing the results of the transaction . while 2205 03 the same reporting requirements as the 41 million in water revenue bonds authorized under the ordinance . the puc is planning to issue bonds approved in 2003 zero in fiscal year 2223. therefore need to submit a report to the clerk of the board of supervisors after the sale . the proposed ordinance should be amended and according to our recommendation. to state the required report detailing the issuance of the wastewater revenue bonds approved by file 28 030 five 2203 will beincluded in the legislative files .we also have a note in our report regarding the military yar

congress has never led the fcc spectrum authority lapse since authorizing it in the early 1990's. i'm pleased taking this step today. i want to thank the fcc chairwoman for her leadership on this issue and emphasizing the importance of it. i'm hopeful congress can come together to use the funding to important priorities and a replacement of suspect communications among other good ideas. we are considering hr .>> .>> . >> for snap recipients act introduced since 1985 to provide a discount on phone service to qualifying american shows only a fraction in the program. requires the sec to report to congress on the lifeline program and enrollment of individuals participating in snap also requiring the sec reporting to congress and the lifeline program. finally we will consider two bills at the work of the national telecommunications administration and that is representatives carter and cosponsored by representative o'halloran and then the smart act and collectively they provide ca with access to innovative management solutions led in part by the institute for telecommunications. as engi

authorities now say one of the pilots intentionally crashed the plane. sources confirming the flight data suggests one of the pilots intentionally put the passenger jet into a fatal nose dive, slamming io a tauninn china, killing all 132 people onboard. >>> the alarming new headline tonight amid this nationwide baby formula shortage, now two children hospitalized in tennessee. doctors now saying their bodies did not tolerate the switch to a different formula. >>> the pandemic tonight and the fda now authorizing pfizer booster shots for children ages 5 to 11. the cdc likely to follow, could boosters for younger children now be available within days? >>> tonight, the high stakes primary elections under way in five states. and the hotly contested pennsylvania senate race, including tv doctor, mehmet oz. where this race stands tonight. >>> the unexplained mysteries in the sky. for the first time in more than 50 years, congress holding a hearing on ufos, revealing how many military encounters in the sky that are still not explained. >>> and a new round of sev

really not a good look at all if you are the french authorities.hey said folk credit goes to the police. there should have been two perimeter barriers for the officials to first get those fans through before they made it to the turnstiles but that was not the case according to many official testimonies. they said the stewards left from the other parameters early on. >> so everyone is pointing the finger. so whose fault is it? >> it is too early to say just yet. if we want to remaibalanced and take it into account. ua for will be launching their own independent investigation. they're going to be using a portuguese politician. he was part of the world and tied opening -- the world and tied opening association. certainly from thousands of testimonies coming out on social media, the videos, you really cannot look past bad officiating, bad authority and negligence on the part of the prefecture. i am not a huge football fan but i was looking at social media and twitter and i was seeing people commenting. it made french authorities seem a bit amateurish t

it's believed she shot herself as authorities were moving in. the search ending in evansville, indiana, tonight. again, the sheriff saying casey white back behind bars, and that former officer, vicky white, is now at the hospital, and that her injuries are very serious. the pair seen in surveillance video leaving the jail 11 days ago now. vicky white escorting inmate casey white. the capture late today came after a key development, this surveillance showing a stolen pickup truck found abandoned at a car wash in indiana. the man in the image was believed to be casey white. abc's elwyn lopez leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities announcing an end to the 11-day manhunt for capital murder suspect casey white and former corrections officer vicky white. >> casey white and vicky white are in custody. casey white surrendered. this has ended a very long and stressful and challenging week and a half. >> reporter: the duo captured after a tip. that pursuit ending in a wreck. >> vicky white has been transported to the hospital. >> report

the author does not understand this.blic organization, or a political organization, or a figure, or personality or any. uh, which one is here, which we have not yet adopted and for some reason we are. here, uh, well, in the backlog herd, we create all the time. we are creating a public organization. we are trying to create some movement and so on. they act, otherwise they have economic opportunities, including others. and as i say, they drip from a pipette onto the soil that is of interest to them, again, i don’t want to transfer new surnames, we had one urbanist. i knew him well in the central region by the way, they will tell everyone to write, but, uh, energy, perhaps it would be healthy, but in the direction that people are being stimulated in the future. even they themselves may not understand the division of responsibility, roughly speaking, and say some kind of talented. let's invite. yes, this is a lot of money, but if comparable investments are made in the open, as we are doing, like the head of state today with

but not all authors could actually go there.taras prokhaska's books there, and he himself is actually here in ukraine, mr. taras. can you hear us? good afternoon, very well. i can hear it very well. i understand that in ivano-frankivsk now, if i'm not mistaken, in ivano-frankivsk and i was here all the time and there are still voices in ivano-frankivsk. you would like to say there if for example, you would be invited to this event and you would have the opportunity to speak. of course, i am happy and i have such an opportunity to belong to ukrainian authors who have been represented in poland for quite some time, that is, in fact, nowhere outside of ukraine. i am more attentive and better readers as it is not in poland, and therefore i don't know exactly what books there were, but this book won't be written about in the newspapers, it was published a few years ago, it's such a fun story about ukraine, not only about the most current things, but actually about the meanings of understanding of ukraine, and i note that for poles, f

there is a sovereign authority to punish crimes committed within its borders. no federal law preempts that authority as to the crimes committed by non-indians. over two statutes, the general crimes act and the public law 280. but neither of the statutes says anything about preemption. as the court explained the general crimes act incorporates the criminal law that applies in the federal enclave is. it doesn't go further and a addresses the state jurisdiction. and as the court has also explained, public law 280 simply expanded the criminal and civil jurisdiction of qualifying states. itqu did not somehow divest all states of the pre-existing jurisdictions. some members of congress may have believed h the states would otherwise lacked jurisdiction and doesn't give preemptive effects to govern itself and the offenders the court need not resort to the more flexible balancing approach that it is used elsewhere. but here, any balancing weighs heavily in the states favored. the state has a paramount interest in ensuring the public safety. and conquering the state and

authorities also believe he shot and killed his grandmother beforehand. tonight, what we have just learned about the suspect and the heartbreaking scene now unfolding. the parents gathering late today, waiting for official word on their children. mireya villarreal on the scene in texas tonight. aaron katersky and what he's now learned about the suspect. >>> this comes just ten days after the mass shooting in buffalo, new york. nine days after the shooting at a church in california. cecilia vega with word coming in from the white house tonight, president biden set to address the nation this evening. and pierre thomas on the concern from federal authorities tonight and the warning signs in these times. >>> the other news this tuesday night, primaries under way in five states. the georgia race tonight. former president trump supporting one candidate for governor. his former vice president mike pence supporting the other republican candidate. where this race stands at this hour and what this says beyond this race. >>> we're also tracking the monkeypox outbrea

he definitely ease and his something to ukraine, an authority has had a fear would happen to day on may aids and 2 more on may, 9th, which is for russia victory a day. you mentioned this call. if indeed it is found out that her, those 60 people under the rubble are, are all at dead as it is feared her to have happened. well, this would be yet another war crime to be investigated by international, by the international authorities and also by ukraine itself. 19 people had taken shelter in doubts. cool as cool is no military target, was russia having as stared since the beginning of the war that it was targeting critical infrastructures as strategic infrastructures as call is no such thing and rescue? ers ers said that last night they could pull out 30 people from out of the rubble, their cell and people injured. but as 60 others are believed to be dead. and her fighting is still raging on the eastern front. what are you hearing from the front line? exactly of fighting steel raging was the ukraine, an armed forces making or gaining ground or in areas such as the surroundings or of her hear

in the french authorities have today, recognised that this _ authorities have today, recognised thatll be asked about the fact that the, i almost said united kingdom, — fact that the, i almost said united kingdom, france posting the rugby world _ kingdom, france posting the rugby world cup— kingdom, france posting the rugby world cup next year the olympic games— world cup next year the olympic games in— world cup next year the olympic games in 2024 we are very two different— games in 2024 we are very two different narratives in the french authorities, not only initially on saturday— authorities, not only initially on saturday night but today i very much said that _ saturday night but today i very much said that they were overwhelmed by the number of fake tickets in the french— the number of fake tickets in the french government has been very clear— french government has been very clear that — french government has been very clear that it no longer wants paper tickets _ clear that it no longer wants paper tickets and — clear that it no longer wants paper tickets and there is a hologra

tonight, authorities retracing his steps, from his grandparents home to the school. hw he got inside and where he went once he got in. barricading himself in a classroom and opening fire. the suspect armed with an ar-15-style rifle, ultimately killed by police. and tonight, investigators say the suspect turned 18 just nine days ago. and that he bought his ar-15-style rifle the next day. then another one just a few days later. and nine days after his birthday, he was here at this school. we are now learning more about the children tonight and their two teachers. some of the children getting end of the year awards the morning of the shooting. some of their parents, their loved ones were at the school not knowing it would be the last time they saw their children. and tonight here, my interview with a young father, the video he showed me of his daughter fishing with him. and what he's vowing to do tonight in honor of his daughter. >>> also tonight, we have learned how long it took to take down the gunman after his first encounter with police here in uvalde. and the offic

so the local authorities.o minimize the risk of micron spread in beijing per day anti-record in beijing in difference shanghai full lockdown is not announced, but the largest metropolitan area. chao yal, where the business center of the chinese capital is located, has been completely transferred to a remote location, and the offices were closed, this was not the case here. even at the beginning of the pandemic, many shops are closed. and those that work are mostly grocery, but to go there, you need to show the results of a fresh pcr test. indeed, not only within 48 hours of large-scale testing, analysts calculated for the year. it may cost the chinese budget a quarter of a trillion dollars, but china is ready for such spending i believe that total screening, like incense. at least some guarantee to keep the country from a large-scale epidemic. although even the who caused such drastic measures. the understanding we discussed this issue with chinese experts indicated that the available information about the vir

footballing authorities sometimes _ level. footballing authorities sometimes find _ level.ind it difficult. level. footballing authorities sometimes find it difficult to | sometimes find it difficult to monitorfixing, but faith sometimes find it difficult to monitor fixing, but faith and uefa have warned of the dangers it poses. —— mcafee fact... but is that message getting through? —— mcafee fact... our undercoverjournalists have heard back from the reporter. he has players willing to fix and they are prepared to meet. hermes and his brother emile have now found three other players who they say want to get involved in the spot fixing scheme. the players are from france and belgium and the one says he has had trials for a uk club in the lower levels of english football. all three footballers have been given the chance to walk away but they seem happy to stay. in the conversation since the players payment. they then discuss how much extra the players could expect for fixing moments in a match. the players are eager to cash in and they make an admission. emile, who has played

the federal government has authority but it is somewhat know were cassette authority requires a relationship with the tribe in order to implicate the federal government of enumerated powers. i would respectfully submit the tribes authority in this area is at its narrowest because it is what the tribes have as a means of reserved authority in this context which has to implicate the right to self-governance or any authority which has been conferred on the tribes by congress. i would submit one reason why the tribes may be opposing our position is because the tribes would like for congress to confer this law enforcement authority on them. >> justice barrett. >> i want to give you a chance to answer a question that justice gorsuch pose to you earlier, which is about the difficulty of discerning whether the perpetrators are indians are non-indians. you pointed out the difficulties of discerning whether a victim has been indian or a non-indian and the checklist that the tulsa police have. could you address justice gorsuch's . >> was yesterday is basically the same text so there's a reason why the

i am concerned about changes to contract authority. i think the mohammad nuru situation in the last couple of years showed very clearly the need for effective controls on city contracts. this would allow staff in various departments to amend and extend contracts without the normal approvals from this board and perhaps others under applicable code sections. i think a better solution is not to do this. but to hire and assign staff to o.c.a. and elsewhere, including the city attorney's office. perhaps c.m.d., including the use of prop-f retirees. i know there are several recent retirees in various departments or from various departments that could help here as well as knowledgeable staff in other departments that could be assigned to o.c.a. and elsewhere. i know that taryna and others have been working hard and over time considerably over the last two-years to make contract work happen. it is not fair to her and to them to have the existing situation continue. but i think that this proposed ordinance would change the situation, not necess

congress has never led the fcc spectrum authority lapse since authorizing it in the early 1990's. i'm pleased taking this step today. i want to thank the fcc chairwoman for her leadership on this issue and emphasizing the importance of it. i'm hopeful congress can come together to use the funding to important priorities and a replacement of suspect communications among other good ideas. we are considering hr 713 two, introduced by representative custer -- and, wireless home service can be an important live . human trafficking and other related crimes. shared mobile service plans can subject individuals to hit and miss, such as digital abuse. abuse requiring mobile service providers to separate the survivors phone line from an account abuser for financial penalties and other challenges after they receive a request survivor. also required to establish emergency communication support, lifesaving legislation, and i welcome the opportunity to discuss it today. we are also considering hr 4275, ensuring phone and internet access for snap recipients act. since 1985, the lifeline program h

however, the authorities.he republics refused to listen to the opinion of the scientific community and supports the decision to build the wall in the european commission. they said that poland can continue to work if they do not contradict public interests, sergei savin studied the sides for me the scale of the great polish wall is better just appreciate from a distance, in fact a five-meter fence. this is still a blank, it will still need to be equipped with electronics and system observations. there were even plans to supply electricity here, but this is already the second stage. for now, the metal profile. plus, later on, two more coils of barbs on top. the wires built almost the third declared 186 km section of the wall, not yet solid fragments, but it makes an impression, especially on environmentalists and biologists, according to scientists, such an object is such construction with heavy equipment , roads and building materials warehouses next to belovezhskaya pushcha and in its center is nonsense. this

broken glass in public buildings was damaged by local authorities.eady found a contractor for repairs and plans to restore everything as soon as possible details. alexander korobov's car is literally riddled with fragments, most of them are stuck inside the engines of the cabin, it is unlikely that the car can be restored, but it was this heap of iron that covered people, thereby saved the life of oleg and his family, their son and a friend hid behind this car. well thanks to this car. we survived. such a terribly strong main blow fell on the central part of the village near shops and a playground, where there were many children. here is a playground. the kids just ran away. here, not all residents managed to hide from shells from shrapnel wounds. a young man died, seven more are now in the hospital's intensive care unit, but the tick is a doctor. informs that the state of the solid speaker and the prognosis for life is favorable. all other patients are in traumatology departments of moderate severity of life in a state of nothing expresses, as the g

authorities tonight now saying it had winds of 155 miles an hour.ou can see it ripping up homes and buildings there, on the ground for more than 12 miles. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee timing the threat again tonight. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david. we just got a brand new tornado watch that extends east all the way to little rock, arkansas, so, the threat is real, it is happening at this moment. you see the warnings, which are the red boxes there. from arkansas back to just north of lawton, oklahoma. that's likely damaging winds, which can do just as much damage. move it east and overnight tonight, we'll lose a little bit of its power. but then, it will start to reinforce itself and the ohio river valley, including columbus, ohio, louisville, kentucky, and pittsburgh have to look for damaging winds. and just as only one day goes by before they get hit again, oklahoma opens up on wednesda, david. >> so, on the watch, both tuesday and wednesday and g ginger, we'll see you tomorrow morning on "gma." >>> next tonight here, the m

unlike many others, he held back the kiev authorities with his shelling. let the donbass children out of the basement. schools, hospitals, playgrounds, as well as key infrastructure facilities were under targeted fire from the ukrainian military. but our western colleagues, for political reasons, preferred not to notice this. during these 8 years , more than 100 children have died as a result of shelling by the afu in donbass. the inhabitants of donbass have traditions to carry flowers to the alley of angels, a monument to the children who died at the hands of the ukrainian military, who took up arms against their people. today, many ukrainian prisoners of war are taken there for educational purposes so that they realize with whom they actually fought all these mountains. for the period from 2014 to 2022, more than 200 facts of damage to objects in education were recorded in the lugansk people's republic alone, almost half of which are schools and kindergartens this spring in donbass children are dying again under ukrainian shells, and the number of orphan

these sanctions in many ways provoke a global crisis, their authors, guided by short-sighted, inflated political ambitions, russophobia, to a greater extent, hit their own national interests, their own economies to the well-being of its citizens. we see this primarily in the sharp rise in inflation in individual countries. it has already come close to 20% per annum, and in the eurozone as a whole. commodity prices added over 11%. it is obvious that, due to objective economic laws, the continuation of the sanctions obsession, if i may say so, will inevitably lead to the most complex and intractable consequences for the european union for its citizens, as well as for the world's poorest states, which are already facing the risks of starvation. i emphasize the fault in this entirely and lies entirely with the elites of western countries, who are ready to sacrifice the rest of the world in order to maintain their global dominance. and here is how russian companies and enterprises react to the sanctions crisis russia is confidently coping with external challenges thanks to both the responsi

and when the authorities removed them with a bulldozer, the dressing up was again strewn with bouquets on the square of the monument every other day. after as a result, the country's saeima suspended the operation of the agreement with russia on memorial structures, according to which latvia was supposed to preserve the previously erected monuments, the legal obligations of the latvian authorities removed themselves. true, morale remained in 1944 in the battles for the liberation of the republic from the nazis , more than 150,000 soviet soldiers died, which the participants in the action against the demolition of the monument tried to recall today. they have passed not only in riga, some such reason is following the situation. on the town hall square of riga, increased concentration police of national flags everything is ready. under pressure to protest against the demolition of the monument to soviet soldiers liberators of latvia and riga, mep tatyana zhdanoko and six other people were already detained a few hours ago by the riga city duma at an extraordinary meeting chaired by mayor

now she herself is authorized to do this. and apparently.uestion is no longer in doubt, when was yankivitch sincere then or now in america many noted that the main fighter against disinformation. she herself recently misinformed the american society 2 years ago, yankovic assured. that hunter biden's laptop is an operation of the russian special services, although even then everyone who was interested in where the truth was, it was clear that the laptop was real, as well as the scandalous files contained in it. before the 2016 elections, she promoted through and through, a fake anti-trump, the dossier of a former british intelligence officer. christopher still and even quoted him. as an example of the fight against disinformation. i can't imagine something more offensive and embarrassing than assigning disinformation experts to a person who himself promotes disinformation, including discrediting the actual laptop itself. hunter biden. opponents of the council promise to pass a bill that will stop any funding for it, so that it cannot even sta

tonight, authorities now saying the gunman was never confronted outside the school, that police were at the school four minutes after he got inside. but that they took fire and called for backup. and authorities now saying it was about an hour later before border patrol with tactical gear arrived. many now asking if lives could have been saved if they had gone in sooner. >>> and now the new images emerging tonight of the frantic parents urging police outside the school to go in there, as those parents were waiting with the gunman inside. matt gutman in texas tonight. >>> meantime, the 3memorial growing for the 19 school children and two teachers. and this evening, adding to the tragedy, we have now learned the husband of teacher irma garcia who was killed at that school, that husband has now died of a heart attack. married for nearly 25 years. and what the family is saying tonight about what they say was a broken heart. and the children here tonight, what their families want the country to know about them. mireya villarreal on the scene for us again. >>> tonight, the call for action

authorities.n 2-3 days. that's why i'm all about what things are already obvious all the words said, uh, and the one who took a strange position, and today he ziguets uh, and tomorrow he goes to the mother to speak. we are his husband. save, help, that's all from help though at he is all in tattoos, uh with swastikas with hitler's packages well, if uh, those who have eyes do not see, then they are on the side of hitler on the side of the euro-euro-atlantic reich, so this should be treated. and everything else is details. eh, and here, in my opinion, everything has already been said, the anti-freak did not understand at all, what is really happening in this situation, to give an opportunity to everyone who will come to russia, kirill will explain to him, i think that this will be the case. well, this also leads you to be active in the russian orthodox church , as always. by the way, of course i do before such invasions, the struggle against the russian orthodox church, or an attempt to split it and

in ukraine, football authorities brought francesco baranca's team in to tackle this very problem. big competitions, because those are monitored. francesco's taking me to see one of those minor matches he says could be more vulnerable to fixers. in an effort to tackle fixing, authorities here have made it illegal for smaller games like this to be offered live on betting markets without a licence. but some unregulated companies try to get around it. they pay people called data scouts, who go to matches and send them live information, which can include covertly filming games. so what can you tell us about this game? has it been offered on the...? the concern is because it's being offered live, this game might now be vulnerable to fixers. francesco's team have spotted a man acting suspiciously. they've noticed a phone in his coat pocket and they think he's illegally using it to film the match live for betting companies. but he doesn't go far. and they believe he's still sending data from just outside the ground. but there's nothing more they can do. he says he's doing nothing illegal,

the authorities don't do their jobs right. the only thing new is their job titles. >> once again shining a spotlight on the worsening problem of impunity which experts say feels higher rates of violence and disappearances. according to the latest report by the united nations committee, 700 and 48 women disappeared in mexico in the first four months of this year. that is an average of seven women going missing every single day. out to zero, mexico city -- al jazeera, mexico city. >> the main goal of the meeting is to stop fertile lands turning into deserts. the u.n. estimates 12 million hectors of land is lost every year. >> this is no longer noises but a village sinking in the sand. gone are the green pastures and vegetable gardens. the villagers used to grow food. now they are growing hungry. their emaciated cattle look for what is left on the sand. will it rain? >> i don't think so. even when it rains, it does not stick to the ground. it has gotten so hard that even birds dropped from the sky. it feels like the desert is mov

lot of them for 75 years the early authors.me of the most important figures in the early conservative movement so the establishment of regular publishing in 1947 coincides almost exactly with the the emergence of what you might call the modern. american conservative movement so some of the important early writers were russell kirk henry regnier published. kirk's most famous and important book the conservative mind that really in many ways was the foundation for the modern conservative movement book that's still in print still sells like crazy. um, he discovered henry regnery discovered a a young recent graduate. of yale named william f buckley who had written a book about his experiences there called god and man at yale. in published that about 70 years ago launched buckley's career. most of the important conservative thinkers of the 50s and 60s published at regnary in in the years since then. oh. you know, it's hard. it's hard to even know where where to begin recently. i would say nowadays to give you an example of the kind o

three weeks ago the announced unprecedented claim of new authority about congressional authorization for even so much as a public notice in the rulemaking process. it is simply issued. they claimed the authority to sue services discrimination without any evidence of discriminatory intent. congress charged with enforcing laws that protect against just, nation consumer finance and they should enforce the laws. the grant of authority to prevent unfair or deceptive or abusive trade practices, now includes disparate impact liability. the idea is that a statistical difference in outcomes between demographic groups is proof of discrimination even when there is no discriminatory intent. if more asians this hispanic customers use banks overdraft service and thus pays more and overdraft fees, they could claim overdraft policy has an impact and issue harsh punishments or in many american households, women might manage the checkbook so they could claim overdraft policies have an impact on women. in the past when overseeing auto lenders, cfpb discovered discrimination even on the part of lenders

is a joint power authority, the city is an issuing member. and a hearing notice is on the public notices website on march 31, and public hearing was held by the office of public finance on april 8th via teleconference. one comment was received submitted on behalf of brandies, i will not quote, it's a small school that has been in the city since 1963. give over 3.5 million intuition assistance every year, and the ability to refinance the debt will allow more students and given we are a small school, the ability to refinance are significant for the budget. to give you a brief description of the project, not to exceed $8.5 million, those obligations will be purchased by financial institution and use the proceeds to loan to brandies school, which will be repaid from payments by the brandies school by is the borrower. intend to use the proceeds to refinance the costs for educational facilities, 655 brotherhood way and other related costs. the project is and will be owned by the borrower and used by the borrower for prekindergarten through eighth g

today in authority.those who give them weapons and money can be rude to the rest and even threaten advisers to the minister of energy of ukraine elena zerk said that hungary could lose supplies via the druzhba oil pipeline if it continues to block the adoption of the sixth package of eu anti-russian sanctions in the hands of ukraine there is an excellent leverage. this is an oil pipeline friendship. and in my opinion. it would be very appropriate if something was going on with him. ambassador of ukraine to germany andriy melnyk posted on his twitter a photo of a snail with a cartridge, signing its german weapons for ukraine already on the way to the bundestag. there were calls to expel the ukrainian ambassador from the country in a dispute with berlin, an ally of kiev poland spoke the polish press accuses the german government of almost complicity moscow should pay attention to the fact that germany is very restrained in terms of its reaction to russian aggression. which indicates that the current coalit

response to the unfriendly actions of the polish and czech authorities. in moscow, ambassadors from warsaw were handed a demand to ensure the safety of russian employees of foreign missions and an official apology from the country's leadership dmitry horn olga alyuhina together. the area of ​​natural fires in russia per day has increased by 4,000 hectares, this was reported in the avialisohrane, burning most of all in the kurgan region, although large foci. there are localized threats to settlements. no, they said in the regional ministry of emergency situations in second place, in terms of the area of ​​fire in the khabarovsk territory. in the omsk region, airborne paratroopers were attracted to extinguish a forest fire forest fires in a remote area are also extensive forest fires operate in the irkutsk region krasnoyarsk territory sverdlovsk amur regions fires with an area of ​​​​less than 1,000 hectares operate in the tyumen and jewish autonomy regions, as well as in the primorsky territory and the republic of tyva small outbreaks less than 100 hectare

and this time actually an author who is proven to be not so credible in the past. so should people take it at face value? probably not the use police force has issued a stern warning that weapons the block has been supplying to give may end up in the hands of criminals and thus cause further instability in europe. at some point, the war will be over. we want to avoid a situation like the one that followed the war in the balkans 30 years ago. the weapons from that war still being used by criminal groups today. the you has already sent 1500000000 euros of military supplies to ukraine, and recently allocated another 500000000 euros for additional provisions. most of the aide is going to equipment including weaponry, massive flows of weaponry to ukraine as well as entrenched corruption in the country were cited in a 2018 report. as enabling the rise of neo nazi groups such as the as of petroleum, perceive corruption and mismanagement in ukraine's armed forces provided a fertile environment for the formation of independent arm groups. these groups which often labeled th

kozatsky also wrote that demidov is a business partner of the well-known odesa criminal authority maradonas nickname was igor markov, we remember the leader of the party of the family, he was also a deputy from the party of regions if the verkhovna rada already. that's it and it seems that denis is writing about the fact that this hotel was built illegally on this territory, that is, i understand that russians know legal justice, well, i won’t say it like that, you can’t joke like that black humor but what is with this hotel complex, is it possible for you to know more information, please, the information you voiced is consistent with the data that i have , including myself, it really is, and i always say in such cases that there is a human court, and now there is a heavenly one and here one thing coincided, and well, i’ll say more, it really flew by the available information. this land once belonged to the ministry of defense, and considering that with satellites of the russians, thank god they still use the appropriate maps, so it flew there. well, so be it arrives and that there is ille

we heard from some local to say their outrage by the actions of the authorities. if you don't mind, if i go to my father's grave, i put the flowers and someone will come and dragged them away. i think it's just vandalism. it's terrible. we collected money for this monument donations back in the 1980s. each residents of re guys, i know donated his own funds for the creation of the monument. and today this is what they're doing. i wait flowers had this morning in victor day, a victory of the whole people, the whole world. and now someone gave the order to lead me to go to this monument today and lay flowers. this is absurd, this is neither democracy nor freedom. and i'm sorry that i now live in such a said with a little bit of reaction to this from political analysts. nickel markovich, who believes, attempting to tackle such issues by removing monuments is futile. and his word this, there's like some sort of a desire to rewrite history of european nations and destroying monuments is tantamount to fascism and it looks funny. mm. it was about, it was about strong fasc

authorities now offering minute-by-minute details about how this all unfolded. no security officer on the grounds. a school door left propped open. the gunman carrying dozens of magazines firing at least 100 rounds in the opening moments. border patrol agents taking down the shooter ending the terror inside classrooms 111 and 112 about 77 minutes after it began. governor greg abbott late today claiming he was misled and he's absolutely livid. new images tonight of children escaping out windows, powerful reactions coming in from the families of the victims. the community saying they are sick and angry. learning police were outside the classroom but didn't go in. those 911 calls from inside the room that were not passed on to officers at the scene. mireya villarreal with the c chilling story from a child about playing dead so he wouldn't get shot saying the gunman told the students, you're all going to die. new details about missed warning signs, authorities say the suspect, 17 at the time, asking his sister to buy him a gun last september. alarming instagram chat