inside, legislative council member claudia mo has just quit, after eight years on the pro-democracy tickete? used to be here, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. now it's all covered up. claudia: it's very maddening. it's not just physically strenuous, it's mentally very exhausting and so i was quite happy to call it a day, but that doesn't mean we're giving up the democracy fight in hong kong. claudia: we'll just take it back home. bill: claudia mo, along with the city's remaining 15 pro-democracy politicians, are packing up and resigning en masse. claudia: what exactly happened was that they disqualified four of our democratic legislators, four of my colleagues. and to start with, i had to show solidarity with them. the reasons they used, saying they've not been patriotic, basically. they gave--they, beijing, has given some new definitions to patriotism. bill: the mass resignations means there's no opposition in the city's parliament. the council is now totally under beijing's control. claudia: look at this. bill: farewelling claudia mo, three other legco members who were also forced out. claudia: guys,

along with that meeting with the presidential be going to the legislative council meeting, the opposition and current politicians. then she'll go to human rights musician a museum, and it's your to be giving a press conference before she leaves before it gets dark here. so there is much talk about her arrival, there's much talk about what she'll do while she is here, but no confirmation from the government itself. and dea, how unprecedented would this visit be? just put it into context for us. right, so if your eye reports earlier mentioned you gingrich came in 1997, you part of the republican party at that time. now this is a very bipartisan issue, taiwan for the us. but the republicans and democrats that's probably supported by one and i want remaining its own entity with its own government. the democratic islands are democratic countries with the. c population of 24000000 people now newt gingrich came in 1997. of course china wraps up the rhetoric. then there were that tensions ratcheted up. that was a very different china, the time china with less powerful. it was not so much in the t

and,, i think the office of legislative council, the joint committee on taxation, the congressional budget office. and of course, i cannot forget my own staff. the best staff ever on capitol hill. my members know it. my members know how good my staff is. i am so dedicated to them, the best in the business! of course, every senator thinks their staff is the best on capitol hill, but in my case, it happens to be true. to mike lynch, who has been with me all these years. so strong and steadfast and steady. to his deputy chief and my deputy chief, aaron soccer vaughn, another person who's been here a very long time. he is just amazing. we prize her for her eq, among other talents. she told me that. to martin brennan, another, michael inches. well they've been with me since i started being senator. they are just such rocks in our office. incredible. the team of husband and wife who have done more to save the earth this year than just about anybody else. that is jerry petra and megan tira, they met, they got married on my staff, they have a beautiful boy george. when you have two people so impor

legislator. the council says it's unconstitutional to try to force it to issue ain't a crane mock, mont abdel, why had joins us live now from baghdad. mamo dear outside those offices, what's happening where you are well, this is another episode of escalation by supporters of che, at lee. that a mocked to the southern this time in front of the supreme judiciary. a council. the point is that they're blaming the counsel for what they say, not doing the rule. they believe that the counselors judiciary counsel is politicized. a stake in the side of their arrival, namely, they're a pro iranian parliamentary block named as the for coordination framework. they have demanded that the council dissolved with the parliament and there are eliot actions be house, but death to the see counsel on the other hand issued a statement. if you think that explaining that it is not entitled to dissolve the parliament a by virtue of the constitution, namely by virtue of optical lumper, 64 of the constitution that stimulates that. th

the legislation would establish a council to negotiate on behalf of fast food workers for things like wages and working conditions. opponents, including the california restaurant association in international franchise association, say it wouln only drive up prices and for small businesses out of the state supporters, though, argue will get fast food workers, a voice at the table. the bill still needs to pass the assembly before it can head to the governor's desk. in national news today, president biden will travel to pennsylvania. talk about the safer america plan to further reduce the gun violence crimes which plague many parts of the country. washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. good morning. reshad. hey, good morning. the white house says when it comes to safer communities, the president will call for funding the police, not >> and this is all happening as republicans are hitting democrats the issue of crime ahead of the november midterm elections. later today, president biden will travel to wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, where he will focus on his safer america plan

ukrainian citizens and compensation for damages caused by russia . the advisory council will also work on improving the legislationthe crimea issue, the chairman of the council is the president, and the secretary is the permanent representative of the president in of the autonomous republic of crimea, the council also includes the head of the president's office, the secretary of the national security council , the head of the sbu, the ministers, the head of the mejlis and others , we will rebuild the parasha, we will win, you are not news, together we are strong, ukraine has the right to use weapons from western partners to protect its territorial integrity, this is for a press conference in stockholm german chancellor olefsholz said while resting on answering the question can the armed forces of ukraine use the weapons they received from germany to return crimea, he said something about the weapons specifically for that ukraine protects the integrity and sovereignty and added supply will certainly continue and we are just now joining our guest on this threshold ihor romanenko deputy chief of the general staff of

you remember how much criticism was addressed to the national security and defense council that it violates the legislation and so on. when the pro-kremlin tv channels were closed, but thanks to the national security council, we managed to stop this information invasion, so definitely, as for the information sphere, the criteria must be clearly identified here where do threats arise in the field of information security, who should specifically respond to this? in principle, i absolutely share the position that pony evgenia said, but still , in continuation, i would like to say about prevention, which you did not mention, probably will not be enough to give additional powers, in my opinion, because it is really a security aspect. it is now during martial law and after the war in ukraine, after our victory, which i have absolutely no doubt will play a very serious role that's why it is necessary to give me additional powers, it is the law enforcement agencies within the framework of their operational activities, because simple monitoring of property finance of the financial component of the registers i agree

the city council advocates are calling for this to be banned in the city the city council is considering that legislationg on the city council, speaker adrian adams, the mayor. they are aiding and abetting this egregious animal abuse. >> this horse whose name is rider lay resting on the hot pavement after some time, he got up on his own. [ cheering ] >> and the police took him back to the stable. this is rider not long after eating hay while waiting for the vet. the union says the vet ultimately made a preliminary diagnoses of epm, a neurological infection caused by opossum droppings. >> it causes the stumble and fall when they try to turn on 45th street on the way home. once he was down he had difficulty getting up. >> christina hanson is with the union representing carriage drivers. they're waiting for the results of a blood test to confirm the diagnosis. she says horses are not allowed out on especially hot and humid days like yesterday. today was safe and rider was not overheated or dehydrated. hride >> they hosed the horse down as a precaution he had good temperature and color in his gums and things

hold privy council meetings by zoom, whereas other organisations such as local councils had to struggle to get legislationncil, so it is possible they could do that remotely, but it has happened before. we have had many pretty councils how to balmoral —— pretty councils how to balmoral —— pretty councils held at. the most famous one being the controversy over the prorogation of parliament. privy councils at balmoral are pretty common historically, it isjust that this particular meeting, the queen meeting her new prime minister and accepting the resignation of the outgoing one, has not, although there has been one president in 1885, when gold salisbury went to balmoral and was asked to form a government, but he did not formally take office at that meeting. let’s take office at that meeting. let's see what happens _ take office at that meeting. let's see what happens on _ take office at that meeting. let's see what happens on tuesday. thank you very much. thanks for now. dr nigel fletcher there from king couege nigel fletcher there from king college london. the time hasjust gone to 5.46pm. these are the lat

. >> if signed into law, the legislation would establish a council to negotiate on behalf of fast foodnents, including california restaurant association and international franchise association say it will only drive up prices and for small businesses out of the state supporters argue it will get fast food workers, a voice at the table. >> it's going to allow the collective power of a half-million fast food workers up and down the state of california to get his seat at the table with franchise owners and government to raise wages, make sure they have health and safety protections education and training. franchising is open the door for hundreds of thousands of people. >> to pursue their dreams of establishing a career and owning a small business. and this bill could tear all that down while raising prices for californians and forcing restaurants to close their doors. >> the bill still needs to pass the state assembly before it can head to the governor's desk for signature. >> steph and ayesha curry hosted their 3rd annual charity golf event in san francisco for the eat learn play founda

. >> if signed into law, the legislation would establish a council to negotiate on behalf of fast workerscluding the california restaurant association international franchise association say it will only drive up prices in force. small businesses out of the state supporters argue it will get fast food workers, a voice at the table. >> it's going to allow the collective power of a half-million fast food workers up and down the state of california to get his seat at the table with franchise owners and government to raise wages, make sure they have health and safety protections education and training. franchising is open the door for hundreds of thousands of people. >> to pursue their dreams of establishing a career and owning a small business. >> and this bill could tear all that down while raising prices for californians and forcing restaurants to close their doors. >> well, the bill still needs to pass the assembly before you can head to the governor's desk. to alameda county. nonprofits are getting millions of dollars to help expand facilities for adults with disabilities. bay area. comm

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there is such and such a right for the national council to close channels. you see, the point is that for the conditions of wartime, the current legislation when we already knew that a crazy information battle was going on when our internal e. yes, they already attacked ukraine when, for example, they called the war in the donbass a civil conflict and, accordingly, it gave our enemies the opportunity to blame ukraine for what was happening in the donbass, and all those things we did not we could not harm it, we could not influence it due to the fact that the national council did not have any right to do so, and when today we have a war, that is , in this draft law that we are now, i think we will vote for sure, there is a section the ninth, which is called restrictions related to armed aggression, and these restrictions precisely provide for the right to neutralize those who are waging war against ukraine. that is, the right to react to such things occurs only in the case when currents of other media call for

the legislation would establish a council to negotiate on behalf of fast food workers for things such as wages and working conditions. opponents, including the california restaurant association and international franchise association sale only drive up prices and for small businesses out of the state supporters argue will get fast food workers, a voice at the table. the bill still needs to pass the assembly before it can head to the governor's desk. so ahead tonight at 10 homes under water. the rescue plan tonight to save hundreds of people from flooding. >> plus, the guys behind bars for selling super bowl rings. how he got a hold of them. and coming up next, movie tickets for only $3. why theaters are dropping prices for any movie dropping prices for any movie this coming weekend. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a

if signed into law, the legislation would establish a council to negotiate on behalf a fast food workersorking conditions. opponents, including the california restaurant association and the international franchise association say it will only drive up prices and for small businesses out of the state supporters argue it will get fast food workers, a voice at the table. it's going to allow the collective power of a half-million fast food workers up and down the state of california. >> to get his seat at the table with franchise owners and government to raise wages, make sure they have health and safety protections education and training. franchising is open the door for hundreds of thousands of people. >> to pursue their dreams of establishing a career and owning a small business. and this bill could tear all that down while raising prices for californians and forcing restaurants to close their doors. >> well, the bill still needs to pass the assembly before you can head over to the governor's desk. >> former twitter security chief and whistleblower peter zatko could be headed to court. th

progress assembly bill to 57 narrowly passed the state senate if signed into law, the legislation would establish a councilor wages and working conditions. supporters argue it will get fast food workers, a voice at the bargaining table with managers. opponents say the bill will only drive up prices. the bill still needs to pass the assembly before it can head to the governor's desk. a bill supporters say will give farmworkers more. union rights is one step closer to becoming a law. farm workers protesting around the state capitol this week urging governor newsom to sign that bill into law. capital correspondent eytan wallace has the latest. >> as you can see, it's a much smaller crowd than was here last week in front of the capitol when thousands of people came here in favor of this piece of legislation. nonetheless, these participants say their message to the governor is the same support the bill. spanish music and a ceremony of sorts launched the beginning of what the united farm workers labor union is calling a 24 hour vigil in front of the capitol. all to urge governor newsom to support assembly bill.

if signed into law, the legislation would establish a council to negotiate on behalf of fast food workers things like wages and working conditions. opponents, including the california restaurant association and international franchise association say it will only drive up prices and for small businesses out of the state. well, supporters argue it will get fast food workers, a voice at the table. it's going to allow the collective power of a half-million fast food workers up and down the state of california. >> to get his seat at the table with franchise owners and government to raise wages, make sure they have health and safety protections education and training. franchising is open the door for hundreds of thousands of people. >> to pursue their dreams of establishing a career and owning a small business. and this bill could tear all that down while raising prices for californians and forcing restaurants to close their doors. >> well, the bill still needs to pass the assembly before it can head to the governor's desk. time now is 9.36 and a bill to give farmworkers more. union rights is

. >> if signed into law, the legislation would establish a council to negotiate on behalf of fast food workers for wages and working conditions. supporters argue would give fast food workers a voice at the table. but opponents say it will only drive up prices and for small businesses out of the state. the bill still needs to pass the assembly before it can go to the governor's desk. >> and we have a lot more ahead here at 3 o'clock, including the hidden cameras that were found at an east bay starbucks with the latest on that investigation and the call for more victims to come forward. plus, serena williams is holding steadfast in her title. the best tennis player. maybe ever. a look at her night, one victory and she'll be facing next. but first, president biden in pennsylvania today what he had to say about gun violence and police departments around the country will check in with our washington corr ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how about stay the night then strut on home ♪ ♪ day 1 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 2 i'm in love wi

well, if signed into law, the legislation would establish a council to negotiate on behalf of fast foodonditions. opponents, including the california restaurant association and international franchise association, says it will only drive up prices for small businesses out of the state supporters argue it will get fast food workers, a voice at the table. it's going to allow the collective power of a half-million fast food workers up and down the state of california. >> to get his seat at the table with franchise owners and government to raise wages, make sure they have health and safety protections education and training. franchising is open the door for hundreds of thousands of people. >> to pursue their dreams of establishing a career and owning a small business. and this bill could tear all that down while raising prices for californians and forcing restaurants to close their doors. >> the bill still needs to pass the assembly before can head over to the governor's desk. now 6.36. and it looks like more manufacturing jobs are making their way into the u.s. something the biden administ

the legislation would establish a council to negotiate on behalf of fast food workers for things like the california restaurant association and the international franchise association say will only drive up prices and for small businesses out of state supporters argue it will get fast food workers, a voice at the table. >> it's going to allow the collective power of a half-million fast food workers up and down the state of california to get his seat at the table with franchise owners and government to raise wages. >> make sure they have health and safety protections education and training. franchising is open the door for hundreds of thousands of people. >> to pursue their dreams of establishing a career and owning a small business. and this bill could tear all that down while raising prices for californians and forcing restaurants to close their doors. >> the bill still needs to pass the assembly before it can head to the governor's desk. and we're learning more details tonight about the shooting at a safeway in bend, oregon last night. 3 people have died, including the shooter. the

the subjects of the federation, and elections to the legislative assembly will be held in six subjects of the federation; elections to city councils will be held in 11 subjects of the federation. we are talking about councils. uh, capitals subject of the federation the main town. and we participate everywhere. i hope that our party will overcome the barrier everywhere. e in many regions. i'm sure it will show the results and somewhere we will even fight and maybe for the second, and already for the third place for sure, that's why the company is going. it is clear that the main attention is still for the people and for us it is the support of the special military operation of our soldier officers by the people's flight of the dpr lpr. but elections are coming up very soon. we are naturally active and often rely on a worthy result e sergei mikhailovich after the unification of fair russia with other political movements. and how the party functions, as it were, described how much more effective your political force has become and how comfortable it is for you to personally work with zakhar prilepiin and very comfortable zakhar prile

peta rallied to put an end to horse drawn carriages in the city there now pushing the city council to pass legislationd replace horse drawn carriages with electric vehicles , saying the move would be a win win for the drivers and the horses. i don't know how many more devastating. incidents we need of seeing horses collapsing and sometimes dying on new york city streets before we finally passed common sense legislation. to get these horses off the street and replace them with electric carriages. but there is a bill right now sitting in the health committee that was introduced in july by council member bob holden, that would do just that. new york city mayor eric adams has yet to publicly endorse bans on horse carriages , but has condemned similar incidents. still to come tonight and argument at an east bay jim turns deadly plus for us, the new body camera video from the las vegas police department that shows oakland native marshawn lynch being arrested on suspicion of dui. also ahead. the weekend is almost here. meteorologist roberta gonzalez will tell us what we can expect in our five day forecast ne

you say that this legislation would bring together a council of fast food workers and restaurant franchisees so specifically, how could that help in this situation? will there be a voice for the workers right now? they have no voice if they're being mistreated at a at one of the local rush restaurants now there would be a council. the council would say you have to have that is set hours. you can't retaliate against someone who complains, you have to pay people fairly for their wages. it's passed the assembly. it has passed that a lot of good legislation and committee in the senate and i'm hopeful now passed the senate and the governor will sign it. does this help give fast food workers a path to unionize. provides neutrality for that, if they want a new united states can without retaliation, but if they don't want and you unionized, they also can do that. so it doesn't judge the question either way, but everyone should have that right if they want to try the union nuts. critics argue that bill such as this will just force fast food chains and corporations to pass higher costs on to customers

now the changes have been finalized taking into account european legislation, but in addition according to new rules the national councilsion and radio broadcasting will regulate the activities of not only television and radio media, but also online and print media, and this has caused the greatest dissatisfaction in the media environment, but it is simply against the fact that thousands of journalists and media that have not yet been regulated by the television regulator began to bow to of this national council, journalists will be afraid of certain topics because they will immediately be affected . - this is one of the requirements of the european union, and freedom of speech is allegedly not affected by it, says the head of the specialized committee of the verkhovna rada. the regulator's response to violations is becoming more flexible. there is such a story as a prescription, a prescription is actually a recommendation to remove a warning. the media's responsibility for violating requirements varies from a prescription or a fine to the prohibition of the dissemination of information and apply in particular to online

time they will have to strictly follow the legislation, especially talking about the war of violators first they will warn and then fine the national councilt regulate all bloggers in ukraine if they do not come themselves and do not want to recognize themselves online media for online media requirements regarding not spreading symbols of invasion are relevant and accordingly the draft law provides for responsibility for violating these requirements the head of the profile committee council of nikita paturaev says the law prescribes clear and fair rules of the game, protects freedom of speech, promotes the economic independence of snakes, and at the same time their responsibilities for spreading false information, without such a document, we cannot see european integration, the criteria of this draft law are very simple, it will contain what corresponds to the interests of ukraine and european legislation, and it already exists and corresponds to it and will remain, and by december 1, the president will sign it olga chayko viktor zelenkov facts ictv - the only news, we return to the high-profile visit of the speaker of the house of represe

a ban on those horse drawn carriages in new york city there now once again asking city council to pass legislationreplace horse drawn carriages with electric vehicles. i don't know how many more of these devastating. incidents we need obscene horses collapsing and sometimes dying on new york city streets. before we finally passed common sense legislation. two. get these horses off the street and replace them with electric carriages. but there is a bill right now sitting in the health committee. that was introduced in july by council member bob holden. that would do just that . 10 members of the new york city council say they would like to ban central park's horse drawn carriages by 2024. we're seeing new vehicle for us. we're seeing new body camera video from las vegas that shows oakland native marshawn of do y plus. community beating here in san francisco over the future of the historic castro theater will take you there. and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just head to ktvu .com slash email to al. as the number of monke

meeting of the national security and defense council to explain whether the metal matcha motel is correct, the documents that we have today, the legislator made a certain let's say this is the procedure, i can't say this in defense of the oligarch, but we are human in a democratic country, she can give answers to one or another question, once again to yours today . execution thank you very much for your comment oleksiy danilov , secretary of the national security and defense council, was on radio svoboda. at the moment, there is an air of alarm in kyiv, but it has literally just started. we are moving to a studio in a shelter. a pensioner who lives in bucha alone went to meet a whole column of russian soldiers. this story will be told by taras levchenko. this is how kadirovtsi came and went to that world. this is what happened with him. this video was shot on february 27 by valentin didkovskiy. a pensioner from izbuchi in the local teroboron, he is called grandfather not only because of his surname, but also because he applied to the front at the age of 64 and still goes to round-the -clock uniforms and patrols in his hometown. i myself

legislative report. which also presented by the council president diane lawrence. >> good morning againful so, we had our joint legislative meeting on the 15th of june and 20th of july. we discussed the changed and [inaudible] the point in the year things are beginning to wind down. there is the quiet period in upon june the legislator is focusing on the budget. and that completed and a brief recess. so since the budget was passed those have moved. many case now moved appropriations. and they will go back to the state senate. for rerue and discussion. the last step will be a vote. they recessed during parts. july they are coming back this monday. there were also bills put in suspense but we can see active again. and the detail when their time table is. off the legislative website. so we kinds of help keep the joint legislated itch committee and myself on board with where we are going. few changes are noted and there are comments in bold in the report so tell give you an idea of what happened. the one bill was completely gutted. we left it in so you can see how the bills at this time sometimes will be [in

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federations will hold elections to the legislative assembly in 11 constituent entities of the federation elections will be held in city councils we are talking about councils, er, capitals, er, the constituent entity of the federation is the main town. and we are participating everywhere, i hope that our party will overcome the barrier everywhere. e in many regions. i'm sure it will show results and somewhere we will even fight and maybe to be for the second, and already for the third place for sure, so the company is going. it is clear that people still have the main enamel, and for us it is support for the special military operation of our soldier officers by people's flights of the dpr lpr. but here, elections are soon taking place, of course, we are actively counting on a worthy result, sergey mikhailovich, after the unification of fair russia with other political movements. and how the party functions, how would they describe how much more effective it has become, and your political force and how much comfortable for you to work personally. eh? let's stick and very comfortable zakhar prilepin is my saratik and my friend,

because first and foremost, the most important thing is that city council in new york just passed legislatione mandatory and forever. however, it got guidelines. inode robert is going to say and i agree. you could have cracked out there, there's got to be appropriately enough and everything. i think it stays with the caveat that needs to be guidelines. >> shannon: that exist to exhibit b, because the restaurant earlier in your say, you know many of them didn't make it because it was because many of them said these outdoor structures allow them to survive. he has had 90 or 91% of new york city restaurants is a permanent outdoor dining is very important to future survival is what the the program says an estimated 100,000 industry jobs and 810 restaurants worried enough to lay off workers. robert, they voted, the now going to move forward with this of the say we couldn't have survived, but it's also a view to think their communities to be able to keep going back down, to keep people employed because it was a great program during the pandemic. back in those early days but none of us knew exactly

councils and colleges to provide women's period products. it's the first country in the world to protect the right to free sanitary products with new legislation evidence the jury had evidence from thejury had evidence from emma greville. he denies all of the charges. emma greville told the jury that on the 1st of november 2020, they came home and began arguing. she told the court that mr giggs tried to take kate's phone. she said kate shouted to her sister emma to get mr giggs off of her, which emma said she did well putting her hands around mr giggs's waste when his elbow came into contact with her jaw. his barrister said was purely accidental. emma said moments later in the kitchen, things got much worse. what emma told kate that ryan had her phone, mr goetz called him a liar before putting his hands on kate's shoulders, headbutting her and sending her to the floor screaming. emma said the former wells manager then told her it was her fault. wells manager then told her it was herfault. emma said she wells manager then told her it was her fault. emma said she then called the police. but the defence barrister but it to emma this is not what h

if any state legislature in the country asked council for the legislator to pass a law sterilizing, i expect the immediate look reaction would be no you cannot do that politically or constitutionally. if any legislative body said, can we decide on whether or not someone can or cannot use contraceptives, not on a reasonable basis, i imagine that all counselors would say no flatly. you cannot get into that area. it seems that you are not saying that. you are saying that it is possible looking. happen in griswold, you are saying that there is no principle upon which they can reach the result, not the rational, but the result. >> i was thinking about the principle underlying now one. >> let me stop you there, judge. i want to understand. the principal underlying that one is the basic right to privacy, right? from that flows all of these other cases all the way down to friends, which you spoke to. it goes all the way to roe v. wade. they all are premised upon that basic principle that you cannot find. i'm not saying you are wrong. i want to make sure that you i understand what you are sayi

councils and colleges to provide women's period products. it's the first country in the world to protect the right to free sanitary products with new legislationortant victory.— thank you so much. this is a small but important victory. absolutely. i think it's a huge _ but important victory. absolutely. i think it's a huge victory. _ but important victory. absolutely. i think it's a huge victory. i - but important victory. absolutely. i think it's a huge victory. i think - think it's a huge victory. i think it shows that the needs of women and people who menstruate matter, they need to be collected and for that right now the cost of living crisis given the eight depends on a daily basis it happens on a pragmatic level. more people having to make tough choices between essentials with them if you have a pragmatic level. more people having to make tough choices between essentials with them if you have a. one of those essentials is menstrual products like tap—ins and other products like tap—ins and other products so that they are not an optional luxury or nice to have. if you have a. you need those products was up and we are hearing too many stori

elections to the legislative assembly will be held in six regions of the federation . elections to city councils will be held in 11 constituent entities of the federation. we are talking about councils. uh, capitals uh, federal subject chief town. and we are participating everywhere, i hope that our party will overcome the barrier everywhere. e in many regions. i'm sure it will show results. and where there and even we will fight and maybe for the second, and already for the third place for sure, so the company is going. it is clear that the main attention is still for the people and for us it is the support of the special military operation of our soldiers officers by the people's flights of the dpr of the lpr. but elections are coming up very soon. we are naturally proactive. we often count on a decent result e sergey mikhailovich after the unification of fair russia with other political movements. and how the party functions, how would they describe how much more effective it has become, and your political strength and how comfortable it is. personally, we’ll stick it with zakhar and it’s ver

legislative wins, the problem for him is the outcome will take years. this might make the decision more rewarding in november. anchor: the un security council is holding an emergency meeting this hour on gaza as a cease-fire appears to be holding. he accused ag had a group of firing on civilians. they welcomed the letup and hostilities they know it's fragile. reporter: for the first time in days, dawn broke in peace. vital supplies are flowing into the enclave. allowing the powerplant to restart two days after it ran out of fuel. three days of intense fighting left 44 palestinians including 15 children dead. israel said it launched the attack as a direct response to the threat. the prime minister said his country had no interest in a broader conscious. >> throughout the operation, special efforts were made to prevent harm to civilians. the death of innocent civilians is heartbreaking. reporter: news was met with relief. >> we wish the mornings would come. reporter: israelis targeted by retaliatory fire. >> will keep quiet for now. the next round is on the way. reporter: many are returning to a normal life. while others tried to salvage belo

council of economic advisers. the house is set to past landmark legislation on climate,.axes and health care we will talk to the ceo of a hydrogen fuel cell company. we get the latest on inflation echo vacations with instant analysis from joanne hsu, director of the university of michigan survey of consumers. my cohost in london, guy johnson. happy friday. the numbers are out. they don't look that great, guy. guy: some of them do. some of them do and some don't. let's do that quickly before we get to joann. 55.1. that is up from 51.5 last time around. well about the survey which is 52.5. you need to break down the current. this is where the big differences like. current conditions go to 55.5. down from 58.1. that is below the survey. the expectation leaps sharply higher to 54.9 from 47.3. the expectations number is where the big change appears to have happened. we will get proper analysis in a moment. the one-your inflation is five , down from 5.2. the inflation number ticks up from 2.93. alix: you look at market reaction and we are seeing a bit of selling coming in from

the state legislators and the cities and city councils, - and the cities and city councils, yes i_ and yes i did. if you're any right to work state _ yes i did. if you're any right to work state that _ yes i did. if you're any right to work state that is _ yes i did. if you're any right to work state that is not - yes i did. if you're any right to. work state that is not unionised, yes i did. if you're any right to- work state that is not unionised, i don't _ work state that is not unionised, i don't think— work state that is not unionised, i don't think it _ work state that is not unionised, i don't think it would _ work state that is not unionised, i don't think it would be _ work state that is not unionised, i don't think it would be nearly- work state that is not unionised, i don't think it would be nearly as l don't think it would be nearly as effective — don't think it would be nearly as effective. , , , ., , ., effective. very briefly, do you think it will — effective. very briefly, do you think it will work? _ effective. very briefly, do you think it will work? i _ effective. v

legislation. since we will exist in the same space and the third is precisely the strengthening of the independence of the national councilning of its role, so the first thing is the disregard, more precisely, the reduction of the influence of private interest is that our viewer could receive information of high quality and independently of what is the opinion of the owner, but if i want to say for those who think that the national council has been given the right to block bloggers, as they say, interfere with our personal posts on social networks. to take into account most of the comments expressed by the expert environment, this bill can at least be amended a few more, for example, it was removed for some reason, we know that now the president must be nominated and appointed in our council, he will want a handwritten one. in the past, yes, this draft law still had a competitive commission, which, well, presents several candidates. well, it seems to us that it should be returned. there are still a few comments. but actually, for example, we will now advocate for the adoption of this draft law, the changes introduced by t

country in the world to protect the right to free sanitary products with new legislation which came into force today. it means councilsain across scotland at the moment. some of that is thundery and we've got showers across parts of northern ireland, england and wales, and some of those are torrential and will continue to be torrential through the day with the risk of thunder. but not all of us will catch one. still hot in the southeast, fresher elsewhere. tonight, we have the rain across eastern scotland. some thundery showers pushing eastwards across england. and then another batch coming up from the south which also could be thundery. still a humid night in the southeast, fresher as we move further north with temperatures widely 11 to 18 degrees. tomorrow, we start off with this rain across northern and eastern parts of scotland, a noticeable breeze. for england, wales and northern ireland, there will be a few showers that could be heavy and thundery though across parts of england and wales. again, some of us will miss them and temperatures a bit lower. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines...

financially, but legislatively, in donetsk, a cooperation agreement was signed between the committee of reflection on trade industries and the eponymous committee of the people's councilublic about how the industrial power is being built here, well, which was always characteristic of these regions , so in 8 years, even the zasyadka mine was raised. and this for a second, the best mine in the entire region safely collapsed, but now, my friend, just imagine how they must not respect their own people in order to restore mines somewhere over there, while even in kuzbass, mines are being closed due to the reduction of miners in september, from august 19, delays began wages are paid since february, people have not been paid pennies, why is it even so easy to explain that even in soviet times, kuzbasa coal deposits were considered the best in the union, unlike donetsk and rostov in the regions, the coal is actually on the surface, that is, its extraction is many times as safe as it is safe, which affected the final price of goods with an excavator, considering it a warm bath . according to russian statistics on the level of income of the population, kuzbass is as much as 409