mr. burns called them on the simpsons. right. they just sit around and thank goodness, collect dust. but the thing of it is that for all different various reasons, the threat remains. and we've seen, for example, just in the last few years, a made sure ratcheting up of tensions between and our allies in europe versus russia. and on side, we still possess thousands of these devices, enough to wipe out all human civilization, at least in the northern of the planet. if we were to engage general nuclear war. so where we have the opportunity at the end, the cold war, to finish the dismantling meant that reagan and bush senior head start, essentially we settled keeping about 1500 operational nukes each year. i'm sorry, i'm flubbing the numbers. about 6000 weapons each, about 2000 operational at any given time. and another 4000 reserve. that's about same. i think the russians have a few more, but it's basically around 6000 each. and of course, france and britain and israel, india and pakistan all have somewhere around 2 to 300 each. chi

hearing, we'll move on to item 10, thank you mr. burns for your presentation again.m 10 is a presentation of commission responsibilities under proposition b. this will be led by rachel alondra saturday. director of the proposition b transition team. >> thank you. good morning. technical difficulties, please give me a moment. great. my name is rachel alonzo and i'm the prop b project director in the city administrator's office for the past year. i oversaw the planning and implementation of proposition b after voters approved the measure in november 2020. city administrator's office was tasked with implementation given its oversight authority over public works and public works has been a part of general services agency, adm -- prop b removed adm and now u oversee that. explaining what odm does. to set you up for success. >> can you explain what adm is? >> yes, sorry. >> yeah. we were talking about the -- >> i know. i had to pay $3 into the acronym jar. i described it first. so, adm is my short hand acronym for the city administrator's office. thank you. so, to help set

mr. burns before beginning his work at the times covering the election wasre a reporter and editor at pletka where he covered the 2012 election and previously was editor of harvard political review. the conversation today will be moderated by david alexrod former adviser to president barack obama director of the institute of politics here inpo chicago. now i will turn it over to our speakers. >> thank you. >> harvard, that's in the east, right? good to see you guys. i want to, i read a lot about the book before we saw the book because you guys were very skillful at disseminating some nuggets there that would be enticing to people. let me ask you about that first. my fundamental point is this book is so much bigger than the things that you read that were kind of exclusive through scoops. the narrative of what's going on in our country and what went on in 2020 and i guess into this year was really, really deep and wonderfully written. how much pressure are you under when you write a book like thi

mr. burns before beginning his work at the times covering the 2016 election was a reporter and editor at politico where he covered the 2012 election and previously was the editor of the harvard political review. the conversation today will be moderated by david axelrod former senior advisor to president barack obama, and now director of the institute of politics here at uchicago now, i'll turn over to our speakers. thanks. thank you. thank you. harvard that's in the east right? it's just near boston. good to see you guys. thanks. i want to. as i read this book, i read a lot about the book before the we saw the book because you guys were very skillful at disseminating some nuggets there. that would be enticing to people but well, let me ask you about that first. i mean my fundamental point is this book is so much bigger than the things that we read that were kind of exclusive sort of scoops the narrative of what's going on in our country and what went on in 2020 and i guess into this this year w

somewhere they are burning recklessly. yes, mr. serhiy. and what with the local population, you said that the catastrophic humanitarian situation required evacuation, in particular from luhansk oblast, how many people remain there now ? is it possible to leave where to leave? two parts, the part where the active phase of hostilities was not taking place, people are more or less normal there, of course we did not destroy anything, and the russians passed through this territory as well, more or less without fighting, but that part of luhansk region there where the active phase of hostilities took place, they destroyed the entire infrastructure in almost five months, and it is possible to get there and leave, in principle, there are several ways, this is through kharkiv, you can walk there, you can cross the dam, you can go through the zaporizhzhia region, but the only thing there is - well, sometimes it is recorded people are in line there on the moon for one and a half, two or three, and it’s possible to go a long way, it’s through the russ

that's true if the wood is burned, it says mrs. mars persevered from c a quit t would, leaves the forest to sacrifice as look like carbon is sequestered, miss, if it's not on c path overnight through the, for some to p. if we let it ross from the cup and will be released of course movement, but we've got plans for this would unless we can out of it or wooden beams. i know that one carbon stays sequestered. awesome. so the girl impact his positive form via him conceive back in australia, the non scientific research and the perfect future forest at the plant bank, near sidney m, do wants to figure out which seed mixture worked on reforestation projects with botanist gram arrington who matches seed mixtures with and ecosystems helps the would kinda fly going, you know, and blinking now since he's coming to understand, no stat will she, her it is ah, and substitutes with blockers. but supplement what we hackers and diversity to maintain it. so i see to work to integrate due to so the 2 could work together. the better business to local conditions, the more is that trees will thrive, but a new

burned. thank you, mr.hiy, for joining the marathon, the only news and for the information provided . with us, the night in kharkiv seemed to be restless again. in the evening, the occupiers shelled one of the districts of the previous city. the region is monitored by our local correspondent oleksandr shimaev, he is with us live now sasha, we congratulate you, please tell me if there is any information about the consequences of the destruction and the victims maksym hanno good morning and this night for kharkiv was once again restless, the occupiers shelled the kyiv district of the city of kharkiv at about half past 11: 00 er, later the air raid alarm sounded, it was already in the middle of the night, er, around two o'clock. then there were shellings and explosions were heard somewhere at half past three and er, at ten o'clock, the air raid alarm stopped sounding on the third night at approximately 3:30 a.m. and as kharkiv mayor ihor terekhov reported , the kyiv district of the city of kharkiv was shelled

mr. meadows was burning things. this is not normal behavior. and it's of some concern to us.also that the inspector general of the selective service found out about these erase sure s and sat on them for a year. we had been led to believe they were collaborating with us. and as soon as we issued subpoenas, hundreds of thousands of documents started rolling in. so that's of concern as well. and then of course the inspector general ordered the secret service to stop their forensic analysis of the phones that could give us the capacity potentially to get the lost text messages. put all together, it's not a good look. obviously, coincidences can occur, but it sure seems like a lot of them, doesn't it, wolf? >> serious allegations indeed. congresswoman zoe lofgren, thanks again for joining us. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, police in albuquerque, new mexico announce they'd arrested and charged a 51-year-old man with the murder two of muslim men. i grew up an athlete, i rode horses... i really do take care of myself. i try to sta in shape. th's really important, especially as you ag

mr. sullivan: thank you. judy: tonight, an administration official tells the pbs newshour "pbs newshour u.s. ambassador to beijing nicholas burnsllivan just mentioned, was in fact summoned by beijing's foreign ministry to object to speaker pelosi's visit. ♪ voters in five states headed to the polls today to pick their nominees in major races. the races include key congressional primaries in arizona, missouri, michigan and washington, while voters in kaas are deciding on the future of abortion policy in their state. our political correspondent lisa desjardins breaks down what to watch for tonight. there is a lot to look at and we will be here late tonight looking at it. let's start with the big picture. look at these votes today tell us about the midterms in november? lisa: two important trends we are watching for tonight, one is the power of trump, for demo -- what that could mean for democrats, especially for control of the u.s. senate. the other is whose base has more energy? for trump, one race we want to highlight is in missouri. there is a very hot senate race on the republican side in missouri. let's look at the four cand

burned down. now , finally, mrs.ecides to evacuate it already a son has been calling to him for a long time." evgeny tur vitaly chumak ictv facts, the only news today is that the occupiers shelled six settlements in zaporozhye at once, as a result, a sports complex, a communal facility where people with disabilities underwent rehabilitation, a shopping complex, as well as private houses were destroyed as a result of the shelling of the energodar tpp, in which the invaders blamed the ukrainian military, there are dead and wounded yes, footage from the scene proves that the shelling of the victim's car was actually carried out close to the water supply in the city at night once again the russians beat and on mykolaiv street, the udarnoi cafe was occupied. the windows of a residential building were damaged by the shock wave. it is also known that one of the local businesses was hit. there was no information about the victims, however, it was known that at least three people were injured during the shelling from the rock

there. the latter are not allowed to rebuild illichan , they also need it only in order to burn it to metal, mrs inclusion , for covering information from the currently occupied mariupol, dmytro zamazin, a deputy of the mariupol city council, was in touch with us about the situation in mariupol we see what is changing in connection with the mood of the local population and the inability of the occupiers to hold it, we are moving on, let's talk now about uh, again, the picture of hostilities in our country with sergiy zgurets as a military man expert, mr. serhiy, we congratulate you, we congratulate all our colleagues from defect express, thank you for including and for your work, so, i would like to outline the situation at the front on the morning of august 12, taking into account that our speakers note some easing of the situation in the donetsk direction, specifically in the donetsk region, we should be careful announced the successes of the armed forces of ukraine in the raisin direction, please outline more comprehensively now, i am asking for a picture, we really ask that the situation in

that's no longer true if the wood is burned to fog, as it says, mrs. mars persevered from c. a question is, what will happen when this would leaves the forest sacrifice as long as it stays here, the carbon is sequestered. if it's not a gas, it won't see power overnight through the system to p. if we let it ross, the carbon will be released of course movement, but we've got plans for this would unless we can make furniture out of it or wooden beams that way the carbon stays sequestered them. so the overall impact his positive form via him conceived anglers transported chief back in australia, the focus is on scientific research and the hunt for the perfect future forest. at the australian plant bank, near sidney emerick, mo, do wants to figure out which seed mixture works best. for drone reforestation projects with botanist graham erington, who matches see mixtures with soils and ecosystems helps the work the weekend by going out and collecting nice aids is helping to understand not so much. now we might be able to establish here it is as substitutes for plotters, but to suppl

figures for scotland and we will see cloud returning to the east coast and mr murk in the north—east of england. that will burnstern scotland and surging north, isolated showers for wales in the south—west but nothing too significant. colour where we get the showers across scotland and northern ireland, mid 30s wildly across england and wales, possibly 36 in the south—east of england. by monday low pressure is trying to take hold across the uk, it is trying to pull in cooler, fresher air, it's not a cleanjob, we will see in cooler, fresher air, it's not a clean job, we will see showers across eastern england but they are likely to be hit and miss in many areas staying dry and hot, further west a greater chance of showers and a change of wind direction will see temperatures shift closer to the average values,. by tuesday low pressure to the south of the uk looks like we will get showers of entry into eastern england and we will see some of those around on wednesday as well. if we take a look at the outlet, what you can see is that for all areas it will start to sit closer to their average for this time of year,

federal agency mueller continues to burn the verb. mr.by german railways, but no more people will be transported or less will be transported. we will face the fact that we will have to give priority to trains with coal, the german railways , the ministry of transport of the ministry of economy and the federal network agency. now he is optimizing these plans from deliveries from russia; the europeans have abandoned the coal embargo; the delivery of fuel has come into force, for example, from australia, south africa and indonesia, it is possible through belgium and the netherlands, this is a european requirement through amsterdam, the mouth of the ladies or the arter , this can only be done along the rhine, and the water level does not allow the rhine, another strategically important one, important for transporting the creek, the danube appeared from the water the wreckage of the black sea flotilla of nazi germany, if the so -called hungry stones at the bottom of european rivers only warn of the consequences of natural disasters, then this

and i became interested in others, because the topic is burning and i found an interview, and mrs.eet, which she gave the news. i 'll read the excerpts, and then turn to the material, ma'am. lyudmila ulitskaya launched a new children's literary project other others about others is a series of books designed to instill in children the basics tolerance for foreign peoples and cultures, the first four volumes were published. an excellent idea . i myself read a lot to my children, aloud. usually the children and i fell on the couch, and i spent hours reading those books that i myself loved, but i was not sure that the children would overcome them. so we read dante shakespeare and pushkin, and even bulgakov is known to you, but the term other means the image of any person not like yourself, but also not an enemy that you invested in this concept when they gave the name of the street projects. p. absolutely right, we are talking about a person who is not like you, we live today in a society where this very other often causes misunderstanding, irritation, hostility. and even hatred, and t

waiting for and when some agent from the right sector will have the task of burning down the kremlin and he will succeed. by the way, mrs raise the stakes and red square with our business cards. let's do the next thing. the agent raises the stakes. well, in the meantime, we're on to serious news. well although this is really the news that is now the number one in russian all those resources olga trofimtseva ambassador with special mandate of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine e.e. temporary acting minister of state policy and food of ukraine in 2019 to us ms. olga joins in. have a nice day. congratulations. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. ms. olya. there are three more ships that set off for the shores of turkey . have we talked or haven't we talked yet? i think it will come up later and again this is a grain issue. on the agenda they say what will be discussed in them. what do you expect? thank you. for each a ship loaded with ukrainian grain is watched not only in ukraine but also all over the world quite attentively and all the leading media in fact also in real time write about whether everything is

mr. bratchuk, er, confirmed the explosions in the port of berdyansk , what was burning there, what er, what damages are currently unknown we will find out, i will tell you later on the air if we find out. well, now i will pass the word to my colleague who has been reading the international press for a week and choosing the most interesting from it all in order to tell you all the important things in his column. my colleague andriy saichuk and the column on the topic of ukraine in the foreign press . i congratulate you andriy and yurko, so actually then i will probably start on my island of black people, but they also touch on the topic of russian troops. i think it will be interesting to see why finland is also going to resort to this, so let's start with the wall street of the jordanian american publication and you know that something is definitely changing in the american and political establishment, but the other day you probably paid very interesting attention to a very interesting statement by henry kissinger, the former secretary of state of the time do you remember nixon, how at the

end of the night pushing into northern ireland, clyde, mr murk pushing into the coasts of eastern scotland and the north—east of england, this burnseavy thundery downpours surging across into western scotland and spreading their way northwards. isolated showers across wales and the south—west of england, still looking at temperatures in the mid 30s wildly, but there you see the heat using as we move into the week ahead. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are emma woolf, author and broadcaster and kate maltby, columnist for the... tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the observer leads with �*britain�*s parched summer'. meanwhile, the sunday express devotes its front page to formally endorsing liz truss to be the next prime minister. her rival rishi sunak is on the front of the sunday telegraph

mr. gross also broke down the situation for local media last week. see me. see, boy, angel, mc, burn, seaboard, take me home for my company and i cannot do without energy on the one hand and then complain about the lack of energy and fear of black out on the other speak of the devil. and the devil shows that he gets a friend and that is what currently characterizes the european. he gets a friend. yes. and if they are in favor of sanctions against russia, on the one hand, they are waging their economic war against russia because of a military conflict. in reality, does not affect europe in any way. and on the other hand, they complain about the reaction to the economic war. namely, the lack of gas. no gas is not only used for heating, but gas from russia, which we have received for the last 50 years, is also used to secure the electricity supply. this means that if we want to secure the supply of electricity on the european continent, then we must also envy economic sanctions against russia and tried to restore a reasonably satisfactory solution for the people through diplomacy. as co

mr. borysa welcomes you good evening good evening i want to ask what russia is doing by burning up to 10 million cubic meters of gas every day instead of directing send it to the nord stream alone and deliver it to the importer of this gas in the countries of the european union, how long will it last, well, besides the fact that they simply burn it, they also cause environmental damage and the harm of which i am talking about the fact that it is all the precipitation that settles on the m-m ice on these e then it leads to the melting of the ice and this is also a serious threat, that is, russia not only burns gas, it also harms the ecological school, please , well, you need to understand that uh, there are certain technological features, and let’s just say the same fact, uh, that uh, there are torches and they burn, well, this is a scene that uh, you can see in many, many videos, uh, and not only from the territory of russia, but and so let's say yes to the world. this is not some kind of extraordinary event. well, if you multiply those 10 million there cubic meters per year, so you only

mr. lieutenant, everyone here teaches music . so the eye burns.ady. you are d'artan, you are d'artan, your friends are behind you, the tramp of the mare, in front of you, the enemy is behind you, your friends, otherwise this spartas does not matter, the snake's eye burns forward, you attack him d'artagnan one two three, and the devil knows what. that everything is everything, i don’t need anything else, for sure. he went somewhere where he did not say, but this one, this hunter, was eaten by a bear, and this is a woman. and here is the director of our gymnasium. ouch what kind of person? good afternoon, good how can i be of help ? who are these people? can you take it off the display? i understand you, but this, unfortunately, is completely impossible, i will pay. i myself would gladly have to throw away this card, but, unfortunately, my children are still studying there. i'm sorry. and where do you put it all ? there? where do you want? please tell me when the photographic cards of the card will be ready, and when the name day is your data on thu

number of patients with shrapnel wounds and we have er burn injuries, it is lucky that he survived and lost everything that he had earned in his life, mry at the age of 71 was left with a mutilated house, you see, it happened and nothing happened, two houses were completely destroyed and more than 30 serious injuries. in general, according to the village council, people were injured in two hundred rounds. here, of course, everyone blew out these doors in the garages, you know, in the kitchens, it was closed , everything flew out. i can't explain it. i didn't have such a feeling. the walls were intact, but the roof was intact. there is no old door at all there is no lady virus the ropes are humming the house the pensioner says that despite everything she has been through she will stay at home the children 's ceiling has fallen and the chandelier has fallen i will sit here they will come and kill means they will kill the inhabitants of the village are trying to rebuild their homes forever and help their neighbors whose houses were destroyed and are waiting for return of the wounded olga pavlovsky oleksandr kulish dnipropetrovsk tsn 1+1 m

patients, especially with shrapnel wounds, and we have e- e burn injuries, i am lucky that he survived and lost everything that he lived for in his life, mrat the age of 71 was left with a mutilated house , you see, it happened and nothing happened, two houses were completely destroyed, more than 30 more serious injuries in general, according to the data of the village council, over two hundred people were affected here, of course, everyone must be in the garages, in the kitchens, it was closed, everything flew away . the lady of the rope virus buzzes the house, the pensioner says that despite everything she has been through, she will stay at home and the plaster of the ceiling has fallen and the chandelier has fallen, i will sit here, they will come and kill, which means they will kill, the inhabitants of the village are trying to restore their homes forever and help their neighbors houses and are waiting for the return of the wounded olga pavlovska oleksandr kulish dnipropetrovsk tsn 1+1 marathon single news zaporizhzhia npp again produces electricity in the ukrainian grid one of the power units stopped on thursday has been connected to

burned alive. your obsolete right i interviewed mrs. a man who's in charge knows the terrain coming as the power of the governor? a day one dereliction of duty being a generous he was caught flat-footed again i would accept that on the rights of 2020 isha fiery but mostly peaceful. i love saying that title. the authors rogelio. we have a question from our grand poop out of our book club. he asked if this is short first book. i think in answering this how young you really are is through the right size 20 form now 26 i think of these things seattle is my favorite part of the story. it absolutely nothing to do or in d.c., or in new york that is going to create their own little kingdom. >> yes. >> or am i wrong? is there any incident that happened at the same thing too. something else happened. it wast all because of what happened but.' >> also barack obama was president then there's no reason. when i originally pitched to go to seattle there still riots happily outside the precinct. i just got back from minneapolis. i took two days off and

burn. again, the results here are significant. the judge saying, mr. of the first amendment and he exceeded his power and will be stopped by the constitution. as for the netflix show, it deals with the supernatural forces that can disrupt lives of otherwise regular small town americans. >> nancy. hey, hey. stay with me. nancy, hey! >> if that was scary, we won't show you more of it. the legal point stands. the judge is not only burning desantis, but also blocking his powers by saying that what you just saw there, that scary underground world, is how the first amendment would operate if desantis had his way in florida. but he is not that powerful. the constitution beats enemies of the first amendment every time. no matter what party they are in. this is not isolated. ted to al disney and punish it under state law because of its free speech rights to express itself on matters that it viewed as discrimination. again, you don't have to get into the details on that. we covered it before. whether or not people, because they work for disney, should be muzzled

mr. biden did not leave the white house for 17 days after initially testing positive on july 21. >> to developing news now on the mckinney fire. burning in siskiyou county near the oregon border. we learned that flames consumed 87 homes and 47 structures, including garages and commercial buildings have been destroyed. crews have found four bodies in the fire zone. the fire is 40% contained. at 94 square miles, it is the largest wildfire in california this year. that fire erupted on jewel 29 and grew rapidly fueled by winds and thunderstorms. meantime, crews have the upper hand on wildfire burning near yosemite. three injuries have been in connection with this fire that burned 93 structures. the so-called oak fire is 92% contained. that fire has been burning since july 22. >> just ahead, a water warning in the east bay, and an unusual watercolor in parts of lake her rhett alerted the city of oakland that something is wrong. >> a festival celebrating japanese culture returned to san francisco this year. the changes made to the event in an effort to help support local businesses. spencer: how about this for a sunny sky? are more days lik

burn yourself with the caucus. we put them for the star liquidity. mr. and mrs. folks publish social media snaps with a high profile julia and his wife. jacob ariba was jailed for 2 years in 2008. any u. s. money laundering case. folk socialize is with influential politicians, a russian m. p from president hooton's party. now a senior banker, the mayor of ukraine, sick and city cock if left in a wheelchair, after a mafia style assassination attempt. mm hm. what's interesting about it is, cit, the extent to which he shows that the separation between ukraine and russia can be a bit skindeep, deletes have both ukraine in russia for them. it's basically the same country, the money flows backwards and forwards the business day. ok backwards and forwards her recently, just oh, sure. company documents the panama papers establishes folks at the helm of a huge global business empire. it begins with his offshore company, dorchester, international incorporated, registered in st. kitts. and neither is it, as holdings in companies all over the globe in directly in g

they want to then it's time to burn now it's three hours past 11:30 we're joining oleksandr kovalenko military-political columnist information resistance glory to ukraine mri were sharing breaking news from our enemies , so to speak, neighbors, they are starting to say that again ours took a good aim at the antonov bridge well, actually, not only at the antonov bridge, but today it is loud in its oleschkas, well, and kakhovtsi, that is, our jet fighters. the enemy on the territory of the temporarily occupied kherson region and significantly reduce their capabilities in the scenarios that they are trying to implement in the near future, namely, not only to gain a foothold on the right bank of the kherson region and hold the defense, but also to start a-a let's say some a offensive actions, for example in the kryvyi rih and mykolaiv directions, and therefore the armed forces of ukraine, continuing the fire pressure on their position in order to completely revise these plans, well, oleksandr well , look, we are breaking through, so to speak let's take the antonov bridge under full control of such control of the dam. that's where their other path passes. well

mr. should have if you wouldn't ready to mission of them as i went up to you still saying he's part of who was of isa burns you in that kind of one car, which is actually kid. well, because i was using yeah, toby will up, she going to run your dog. they mess with she got out of including skin. okay. still not too bad. you still go to lucky. bunch of bravo, 3 years of our shoe before my job is to pull out the enough room for you real quick . if you take a picture of our double play, the smooth earth as much as we mean for on us. nasa. michelle is my ship, madonna. ah, from an address my yvonne came off head of an o. u. n. detachment, people be warned. musk of ice poles, magyar and jews, are your enemies, eliminate them? remember, your leadership is the o u n. your leader is step on band data ah. one near below, a snow, actually with the genia on nibble. you wore a stone jewel lagoon on the honey willow. what's your, your caterpillar, the washing machine? we didn't convert from your bulletin to see mr. mcculla, so the man beats him. he's got all sleeves do for believe me. you guys used to maybe it will click

it's joining me now political analyst alex burns, co-author of the book this will not pass and our chief legal analyst mr. jeffrey tomb. and gentlemen, thanks so much for joining us. alex, i'm going to start with. you give me your reaction to this move from the secret service. it's not just them, we know of missing texts from the department of homeland security and the pentagon as well. >> i think it certainly shows the degree to mitch whatever effort there may or may not have been to conceal information or withhold information or create gaps in information, the greek which that is now a spiral beyond any particular person or agency's control. this is an investigation that has turned up important gaps in the record of informations available to congress and other investigators. and the different administrative agencies that oversee these information systems are now trying somewhat desperately to catch up with the facts as they are unfolding. we don't know what information might still be able to be recovered. we don't know exactly why the information wasn't accessible to begin with, but it does seem like n

mr. vitaliy built with his own hands for 25 years, according to stories, is completely razed to ashes. five neighbors who flew in shells started burninge first ural, then this barn , then the ammunition of the russian army, which in our country destroyed us in the house, eh, more likely, we found here, found a yard, found a yard, found a yard in the city, the city itself was mined, even cattle were killed, now more people than homes a friend hid no bread in the trouble. the family doesn't have the funds and strength to rebuild everything. we hope that they will help us. we hope that they will help us. we can't do it ourselves. they will pull it all away, and hundreds of such families in chernihiv oblast were damaged by the invaders in oblast for hundreds of billions of hryvnias, which is more than 7.5 thousand destroyed or damaged houses, 90% of them are housing stock, our community suffered the most in the territory of chernihiv region, our villages , 17 settlements, 10 were under occupation, this is almost 1,500 households that were destroyed or damaged in our records today, every destroyed or damaged building and we have a plan, a

burning uncontrollably. gustavo petro has been sworn in as colombia's first left—wing president. large crowds gathered in the capital, bogota, for the ceremony. mrel, has pledged to tackle poverty and inequality. tax hikes for the richest are among the measures he has promised to introduce. it's reported the israeli military has struck targets in gaza within minutes of a ceasefire coming into force between israel and palestinian militants. the truce, negotiated by egypt, was designed to end three days of violence in which 44 palestinians were killed, including 15 children. there'd been heavy rocket fire from the islamichhad group against israeli cities in retaliation for the killing of one of the movement's top commanders in the bombardment of gaza. from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, reports. a crush of grief for islamichhad's most powerful commander in gaza. "revenge," the mourners shout. and soon it came, the armed group firing barrages of rockets at israeli cities. the death of the veteran militant is a serious blow to the jihadist group. he was killed here with seven others in intense israeli bombing. "it was horri

mr. miller is also broke down the situation for local media last week. oh, i see me. don't see boy camper email holmes latoya is shamika burns, the word can ga smith. hello, well, this home denser. yeah, i got my company in a sense of a you cannot do without energy on one hand and then complain about the lack of energy and fear, black out on the other speak of the devil. and the devil shows up that a skis, a freak, and that is what currently characterizes to european elite skis of freer they are in favor of sanctions against russia. on the one hand there waging their economic war against russia because of military conflict, that in reality, does not affect europe in any way. and on the other hand, they complain about the reaction to the economic war. namely, the lack of guess, guess is not only used for heating, but guess from russia, which we have received for the last 50 years, is also used to secure the electricity supply. this means that if you want to secure the supply of electricity on the european continent, then we must also an economic sanctions against russia and try to restore a reasonably satisfactory solution fo

in the 1990s, ruling party members attacked and burned opposition supporters�* homes to suppress turnout. after the 2007 general election, mrhat saw more thirteen hundred people killed. and in 2017, rights groups estimate over 100 people were killed before and after the august and october elections, as police attacked opposition protests. votes are being counted but it will be days before the outcome of the election is declared. dr hassan khannenje is the director of the horn international institute for strategic studies, an objective thank tank in nairobi. lets start with turnout, with just overjust over half 56% of the 22 million registered voters actually voting, it was over 80% in the first round of the 2017 election, what does this say about the candidates? the turnout is a testament of the disillusionment of many of the citizens, especially in response to the runway cost—of—living and political leaders to provide viable solutions. this situation has been exacerbated by the recent pandemic thatis exacerbated by the recent pandemic that is really squeeze communities and completely wiped out whatever existed. there's ver

mr. tarrio from jail. he had been arrested for carrying magazines, some extra capacity magazines and for -- he took responsibility for the burning of the black lives matter flag that was stolen from the church on december 12. we were attempting to get an interview with mr. tarrio. we had no idea of any of the events that were going to subsequently happen. we drove him to pick up his facts from the property department of the police which is south of the mile. we picked up his bags and went to get other bags from the phoenix hotel, where we encountered mr. steward rhodes from the oath keepers. by the time i had gone to park the car, my colleague was saying he had gotten into the car with mr. enrique tarrio and they had moved to a location around the corner. the parking garage of the hall of legends, i believe. and so, we quickly drove over there, we drove down into the parking garage and filmed a scene of mr. enrique tarrio and mr. rhodes and certain other individuals in that garage. we then continued to follow enrique tarrio. there was discussion as to where he was going to go, he ended up going towards a hotel in baltimore and w

mr. fleischmann: the dying ember that is the democratic majority in both houses once again seeks to burn the american people. $80 billion for the i.r.s. and they champion it. i'll stand with the hardworking american people of this nation, democrats, you can have the i.r.s. raising taxes at a time of recession, at a time of economic gloom, i will stand with the hardworking entrepreneurs of america any time over raising taxes. ladies and gentlemen, madam speaker, the american people know better, the american people deserve better. the american people will get better in november. with that, i urge a no vote on this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentlelady from new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. velazquez: thank you. i rise in strong support of this historic legislation. the climate crisis is the sing most important issue facing our future. the future we wi

collected in that database burn for - - for comparisons as they come to the system and part of that facial recognition technology assessment of who they are. >> certainly mr the system as a whole the area of the data breach is a one off pilot of equipment in texas inserting the usb drive who had access to submit work tickets to their contractual obligations. >> and i'm sure is investigated and then how we collect those images and photographs. >> and those who travel internationally those who visited the united states either have to have a passport or you apply for a visa which you also submit that to the state department and that information is available. when the flights are leaving there is the manifest data transmitted by the airline permitting cbt to manifest data to the travel document information. and talk about technology technology that compares to the image of the traveler and to willingly provide a photographic image of that person. so what happens when a traveler is falsely identified if there is a failure to identify what happens quick. >> if you're departing the united states with no match the regular process in sue's. >> and then to look at

burn, break down there, and so on. and the same with everything else, that is, but this is all necessary and without this week, as mr. wanted you to comment on how a fighter who is located directly where the battles are going on, as you yourself say, close combat, even including a sniper duel, but today andriy yarmak said that the closer winter is, the more difficult it will be to return the territory. how do you think it will really be if the frosts come and the weather will deteriorate? it's raining. it's hard to play not only for one team. it's hard to play other teams in the same way here. well , the frost will freeze everyone evenly in the same way and all other moments, that is. yes, it will definitely be more difficult in winter. it is easier to stand on the defensive in such a situation than to advance with it, there is no doubt about it, but well, if you look here, you have to treat it, well, if there is a war in the winter, well, there are absolutely all options that the war will continue, well, let 's say that we will have to fight in the winter as well well, we will fight in the winter and what options wi

burning tires in the streets. larry madowo is joining me now. i know that you were there in mr.nga's hometown when the results came in. unsurprisingly, this is new leading to allegations vote rigging by his campaign. so what will happen next here? >> reporter: it is not clear if william ruto will ascend to the presidency in two weeks uncontested or if raila odinga's coalition will go to court to challenge his win can which is likely. they have seven days to file an election petition if they choose to do so, and we'll hear in the hours ahead if that is their choice or whatever that decision is, but they contested that win because they said that they were not allowed to see the final outcome, the final result before it was announced as had been promised by the electoral commission here and they even claimed that the independent electoral commission's website, its results essentially had been hacked without providing any evidence. and so this uncertainty about whether or not william ruto will be the fifth president or there is a possibility that this all goes before the kenya supre