with the state’s guardianship how the conditions of the state are created.at are those programs about ? not enough was said then about what about what algorithms, what do you mean, it is necessary for today to clearly understand that the creation of nuclear power plants is impossible in ukraine today, these are dreams , blue dreams of people, why any missile attack will destroy any enterprise in any a corner of ukraine, if we are talking about a light industry enterprise, there was no communication recently, almost 165 enterprises that work on sewing uniforms for the ukrainian military simply cannot find ordinary cutters they cannot find their they can't find people in them with a bulk of orders , they have a large enough number of orders and where they pay wages even higher than the salary. or they really dream that they will go abroad for today, uh, to give advice, well, in my opinion, this is wrong . the easiest physically. let it be difficult , but the easiest to perform. the state should pay for it, and people should understand the task of waiting for v

what times and completely different conditions, so i pay attention to the standards, but you need to either change them, or adapt quickly in this way, of course. without any violation of the law of course, but nevertheless , we must focus on the real situation on the real on the real needs. uh, in one direction or another, equipment, as far as directly related to a special military operation, equipment, special means, other special equipment, should not just be available. they should be modern comfortable and efficient experience. how to ensure the supply of a sharply arisen demand for certain goods. those the government has already worked out the means of protection. during a pandemic. now the industry is being restructured to produce protective military products, such as special personal protective equipment for military personnel and materials. for them, it is necessary to intensify work to increase their output in a full-scale format , launch the production of clothing for the full staffing of mobilized citizens , connect all the capacities of light industry, including small ente

we're going to be at 50 or so to see those breezy conditions. the top story really for us earlier this week as all right. we'll trick or treat monday. i you're going to wet conditions. will it rain? it looks like it's going to be dry. we're going to see in the 60's for the most, the region, the coast. you're going to be and the mid-fifties. but overall, it's shaping up to be a nice halloween. so as we look at this, what we're watching is a potential again for rain, maybe monday night into tuesday. so after trick or treating now, this model right here is a little more on the aggressive side but is showing you pali less than a 10th of an inch of again, it's still a little out, but i kind of liked a peek into what the possibility is. so got to get an idea of the tone what dissipate monday night into tuesday. what i can tell you right now, taking a look at your fog cass, is it going to be fog? and it's going to be hazy tomorrow as we fast for the 10 15, you're still going to see those foggy conditions, half moon bay. same story, hayward, even oaklan

conditions are calm but don't let that fool you on these calm, clear morning's he's often times when we see our coldest temperatures in cold enough that all these areas little pin brightview blew across the bay area, which is honestly most of us are under frost advisories through mid-morning. this includes the coast, much of the peninsula, much of the north bay and sections of the inland east bay and south bay, too. those deeper blue hues up in lake and mendocino counties. those are freeze warnings also in effect this morning. and you can see why when you take a look at our current temperatures, it's cold out there. redwood city at 43 degrees. oakland at 48 right now. dublin here at 44 with petaluma at 45 degrees. santa rosa nevado fairfax as well as conquered and other areas on the map also falling into the 40's this morning. so you don't mess around at these temperatures without those big puppies get the heavier jackets out. you won't regret it. 40's and 50's for our morning lows unless you're in the countryside where temperatures falling even colder than that. typically you'll see

we have a lot of experience in extreme conditions of various conditions. we have passed the 90s.member well what swirling gas from russia is. they prove that people die even by accident, but they don't leave their tails, people die, but they go to repair and restore networks again, and it seems to me that all ukrainians here are showing how to work in extreme situations. in the end, let's hope that there won't be any extreme situations around the kakhova hpp, but we have to work out different scenarios. how do you assess it? let's say, well, predictions that it is possible that there will be a certain terrorist attack on the russians, this will result in an eco-catastrophe and a man-made catastrophe. and is it even possible at all ? in your opinion, in principle, if we talk about the hydroelectric power station, because the theories differ that these are soviet-era buildings there, they are too strong, nothing will happen. to set a goal and definitely the risk is huge and we can expect anything from the muscovites, but from the point of view of the calculations that i have person

well, no, no, not in the best conditions . so now we are working with these problems, we are solving them , and the medical staff in the institutions where soldiers are treated are helping us a lot, and the patronage service is basically helping us. there is complete interaction in all directions , uh, regarding people who were simply in captivity but were not wounded in battle before that, so almost 100% of people got chronic diseases. that is, this is a classic - it's the joints, it's the back is arthritis, arthrosis, and so on. that is, these are heroic diseases that simply worsened due to the harsh conditions of captivity. for each person, there is an individual plan, a work plan for medical rehabilitation, for recovery, for improving the state of health, and for appropriate procedures in our country. with the nuts of the hospital of the ministry of internal affairs, to whom i thank you very much, i met you, it was cool, super simple, well done, and i have already arrived here, and i am the first deputy commander who is cu

cloudy conditions. so we'll see a change in the forecast as we roll into next weekend podcast showing you as we planned for tomorrow as you get ready for bed and get ready for work go into those foggy conditions in places 7.15, at livermore, concord hayward, oakland, as we fast for that clock, you can see we're still going to be dealing with foggy conditions at 9.30, in places like livermore, which means you can see those solar drive times and terms of do you dress in layers. want to thank you. still dress in layers. you're going to still see chillier temperatures as we start our day. but the breezy conditions really going to start. take a look at your screen monday around 4 5 o'clock going to see a breezy conditions across the area. those high temperatures are going to be warmer compared to yesterday. they're only going to heat up the for you to those high temperatures on the coast, half moon bay, 64 san francisco. 66 a little bit warmer than today. hayward 72 down to the south. you're really going to

i think comfortable conditions. we were there today all together and the regional prosecutor, and that's all who finds today. we have also been here since early morning , and therefore, of course, we appreciate the rather comfortable conditions. yesterday we made a decision on the payment as a whole, with regard to the affected families, the affected families will receive one million rubles each, and in addition, those who have completely lost their property will receive 100,000 rubles each. for every member of the family. that is, if there are two people in the family, three people are four person for 400.000 rubles. because, it's clear we 're in the fall people. no, not even warm clothes, because what they were wearing they left their apartments, and therefore, of course, you need to buy warm clothes. that and everything that is necessary for crypto to continue life for 50,000 rubles. first of all, it is clear that there are partial losses of property, but we will literally start paying out tomorrow, exactly tomor

, in the conditions of massive missiles, air strikes, in the conditions of the rapid advance of enemy forces, their number, these fixes, their e-e combat potential of the armed forces of ukraine and waged a struggle from the morning of the 24th february ago, we see that the enemy in the first stages of his offensive operation quickly advanced in the direction of kyiv and in the direction of sumy and in the direction of chernihiv in particular and in the direction of kherson, the armed forces of ukraine in those conditions performed the tasks of heroic defense of the ukrainian land, there are different versions i'm sure you've seen comments like this that maybe it was treason on the part of the local government, maybe it was negligence on the part of the local government or the military command, that there are rumors about that chongar was demined, bridges were demined before the invasion, what would you say to the people who for seven months have been constantly appealing for such information in the territory of the kherson region ? in the future, the troops that performed the tasks,

a condition assess am of stations.those other elements we attempted fund and the reason we did that was the condition of those assets are in the where we need them. we need capitol investment in those areas. this leads to project deliver when do we focus on. an example is transit we want to focus on infrastructure. and updating this to our system and jim will talk about this. so, that's the over view. jim moral who is now our principle analyst in the budget office is our acting asset management unit manager. he will gift rest of this presentation. >> good afternoon jim moral. so i gallon through what we do in the unit and when we are about with the state of good repair report of the fta requires to have a transit management plan. this creates policy keeping states of good repair. mta comp plies and adopted the first plan in 2018 we are working on an update to the plan now which is due this month. [speaking fast] in plan policies we are required to create a your low good state of repair report. bottom line doing these r

we know that these conditions are often underrecognized.his is an opportunity for us to recognize this issues and to get to people earlier. host: do you personally think that there is more anxiety in america today than 30 years ago? or are we better at diagnosing it? guest: we have seen significant increases recently. the data looks like we were seeing an increase given prior to the pandemic. it is a combination of us talking about it more, but there are greater issues in the population. host: this task force recommendation that most adults should get an anxiety screening, for the first time, they are recommending screening adults younger than 625 for anxiety. the task force recommends screening all adults, including those who are pregnant and postpartum, for depression. that is what we are talking about with dr. arthur evans, ceo of the american psychological association. phone lines split regionally. eastern and central time zones, (202) 748-8000. mountain and pacific, (202) 748-8001. dr. evans, where the rubber meets the road in terms of

it is hazy conditions. and the big story for us is a little bit later on this week is going to be chilly and we have the potential for wet weather temperatures right now because some folks we know are leaving right now for halloween celebrations to the north santa rosa. 55 right there on the coast, half moon bay, 57 inland. we're in the 60's, antioch, but for the most part for the most, the region we're in the 50's tomorrow morning. 9.15, you're still going to see those foggy conditions, especially in places like san francisco, half moon bay mountain view, even livermore. you're going to see foggy conditions going to be hazy. so your wake-up planner, san francisco, 66 hazy conditions. oakland, 67, hazy conditions. san jose. we're at 73 going to see this patchy fog as you wake up. but hopefully the fog and those hazy conditions will clear up around 4 o'clock. we'll take a look at your seven-day forecast and changes coming our way. coming up next. britney, thank you. developing news out of south korea tonight

in the most difficult conditions.hose exactly to sit and, of course, free to free and help. uh get ready for a peaceful life just like that that is why we are now, uh, holding a competition for personnel, which we have already learned how to conduct and , well, in fact, the reality of social elevators. and now we offer all this and there it is called a long renaissance by the way, in the near future the number of senators in the neighbors will increase due to representatives of two new russian republics two regions immediately adopted laws approved by us will be sent for consideration to the president of the russian federation once again we sincerely congratulate dmitry romanov skvortsov ekaterina yarovinka sergey romanov channel one. now fresh footage from the ministry of defense of the special operation zone to protect the donbass in the work of the multiple launch rocket system grad people's militia of the luhansk republic. this is how they destroy enemy fortified areas, command posts and mortar batteries. well, th

still gonna see foggy conditions on the coast. also in mountain view, other places will slowly start to look better with the exception of livermore. those highs you can see across the map there warming up and that 7 day forecast shows you. yeah, tuesday inland. 71 bay, 67 the coast 60. but take a look at your screen. we have a chance for showers on saturday and sunday. break it down. coming up in less than 20 minutes. all right, brittany now to some developing news. governor newsom and other political leaders. they're speaking out now after a rise. >> in antisemitic incidents here in california, including one that appears to have been inspired by rapper ye formally known as kanye west. this all comes as sky faces continued fallout from recent hateful comments about jews and over the weekend, a hate group hung. >> batters from the 4 or 5 freeway overpass here in inglewood in support of west's comments. there's a sign there that reads, quote, is right about the jews. state senator scott wiener spoke with the anti defamation league a

however, currently, in the conditions of war, it will primarily be used to facilitate the export of grain from ukraine. the hungarian terminal is located only 25 km from the city of uzhhorod. the center in fenish lidke will play a huge role in the delivery of ukrainian grain to various faraway corners of the world , transportation from e-e ukraine to the hungarian border to the northern adriatic ports may mean in the future a guarantee that the required amount of products will reach african and asian destinations. the terminal is simultaneously capable of receiving four 740 m long trains and therefore processing 800 tons of grain and 450 cubic meters of sunflower oil per hour. these capacities are more relevant than ever for strengthening export capacity of our interesting application that we will now receive, we see that the focus is increasing, the number of the majority we want to reach the level that was due to this application infrastructure of ukraine in august, and already in october the ministry of agrarian policy and food reported that the export of ukrainian grain had almost ret

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but right now when we're looking at these extended periods of dry conditions, the breezy conditions, really all it takes is is one one spark and we could end up with a another significant incident with just how dry things continue to get back in calistoga. jenna is watching the weather and hoping for the best power stays on i guess. yeah fingers crossed. thank you. now we just heard from pgd again. it says shut offs are still possible for parts of the north bay including northern and central california. meantime firefighters are urging folks not to barbecue or use outdoor fire pits until those winds have decreased. we're live in napa county tonight. i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news always a great reminder. okay cornell. thanks. and moving on to your voice and your vote and the november election the one and only debate in the race for california. governor was full of fireworks today governor gavin newsom and his republican challenger state senator. brian dolly went after each other on many issues the common theme the state's high cost of living. he is a caught driving up the cost of gas

he was taken to a hospital in critical condition. and tonight we've learned that he's been transported to a hospital in the sacramento area for additional treatment. he has not been identified yet, but the sheriff's office says that he is a resident of sonoma valley. the 2 deputies involved in the shooting have been placed on paid administrative leave. they were not identified either. the sheriff's office says they are planning on releasing their names later on this week. >> a teacher from benicia middle school has been arrested for allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with a student. according to the school superintendent. 56 year-old kurt michael sandel sent sexually inappropriate messages to a student. the school district notified police who arrested sindel on friday. he was booked on suspicion of harmful matter, sent with intent of to a minor, which is a felony. no other information was released. police say the investigation is ongoing. a 37 year-old oakley man was killed in a solo car crash in brentwood. >> this happen

his 2nd formula, one title in a row, but dangerous driving conditions are the clues call the recovery vehicle by shuttle his victory, and raise serious questions about f. 150. blue eddie mike, our junior is the name welcome to the program. russia has attacked ukraine's se, and c t ubs up regia overnight killing at least 13 people. the attack destroyed large sections of residential buildings, while local officials reported roads and houses were damaged. authorities in your brain say dozens were injured. rescue crews are searching for survivors. riggio this the ration occupied nuclear power plant. that is the largest in europe. now i spoke to our correspondence, matthew, yes, belinda, in ukraine. cd of use that. i 1st asked him about the casualties for the overnight strike. you know, we have to figure circulating at the moment both up from the authorities, 12 or 17 people that are about 50 are in hospitals, but the rescue operations are going on. if you look at the pictures of these buildings that then we will see the large apartment blocks basically cut in half with a few apartments in

so dry conditions breezy conditions, but fog. all right, brittany, thank you. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters tomorrow. the state of california will begin sending mail-in ballots to all active registered voters for this year's mid term elections. your general election ballot will include 7 statewide ballot propositions. plus, candidates for u.s. senate governor lieutenant governor attorney general and several other statewide representatives. your about will also include any local candidates and measures. bay area's initials are busy preparing for those midterm elections. if you choose to vote by mail, they want to remind you the process is safe and secure. >> when we pick up ballots from the post office, for example, or from drop boxes located throughout the county, then we always travel in teams of 2. there are always 2 people with the ballots. and we also always have a chain of custody procedures forms that are filled out. so we know we should be expecting ballots to be processed during a picked up during the day.

the account of more expensive logistics and the expectation that , under the current conditions, a ukrainian farmer will offer an interesting price for the world market. take these loans at 57-9%. because we know that the state declares such assistance, but in fact, from the application to receiving this money, how much time does it actually take, it is a rather complicated process, not because it is complicated, but because this is a certain bureaucratic procedure that must be followed to meet certain requirements, regulations and similar things, how fast is it for everyone? with this, we often have problems. of course, it is more difficult to talk about 62 billion hryvnias. hmmm, it is better than nothing at all. but if we talk about losses from the war, it is only 4 billion direct dollars losses of 22 billion dollars of indirect loss of the agricultural sector from the war, that is, against the background of these figures, 1.5 billion of support, they look quite meager. well, on the other hand, it is also good that they are there. because if there were no such sums, it would be bad at all

poor-quality feed, poor conditions of detention, as a result of the death of livestock, the prosecutor's office checked the agricultural enterprise, which was already on the pencil , learned the lessons of the economy, and what results we came up with today we will tell in the panorama. the first mobile polyclinic in the vitebsk region is run in the glubokoye district by patients from remote villages, and little glubokoe residents enjoy the comfort in the renovated kindergarten. the benefit of belarusians in the rubric needed by people. and now, about sports, hockey dinamo plays away with a locomotive in the khl, basketball minsk hosts samara at home in the regular championship of the vtb united league, the women's handball team of belarus played a friendly match with the russian national team, of course, about football in the sports day project. the situation in the economic sphere was discussed today at the grand meeting in the palace of independence months forecast for the year, the state of affairs in problem sectors and trends, the situation is not idealized enough for individual en

one is in stable condition. the other debt city council members and other community leaders held a vigil at city hall for all of those impacted. i'm a woman. a mom. i have been. >> i'm a victim of violence myself. i know it's scary and i want our residents to know that the city council is absolutely committed to eu council president nikki fortunato bass also visited bella vista park saturday there. she spoke with people who are concerned about their own safety. people are fed up. and i have to say that it was also very good to talk with people about how committed they are to the city. we focus police what they are best able to do, which is solving these crimes that are committed by a small number of people. >> and then the city council has invested in alternative crisis response and violence prevention. meanwhile, council member dan called spent time in bush tried park. he wasn't a similar stories of fear and frustration. are at constant nations fear, it's not just in one or 2 or 3 neighborhoods that in most, if

one is in stable condition. the other debt city council members and other community leaders held a vigil at city hall for all of those impacted. i'm a woman. a mom. i have been. >> i'm a victim of violence myself. i know it's scary. >> and i want our residents to know that the city council is absolutely committed to eu council president nikki fortunato bass also visited bella vista park saturday. >> there she spoke with people who are concerned about their own safety. people are fed up. >> and i have to say that it was also very good to talk with people about how committed they are to the city. guns are the route that this violence that we're seeing. and so we have to work at every level to get guns off the streets. meanwhile, council member dan called spent time in bush tried park. he wasn't a similar stories of fear and frustration. are at constant nations fear, it's not just in one or 2 or 3 neighborhoods that in most, if not all neighborhoods in in our in our city called says in addition to getting guns off

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so again, we have foggy conditions, half moon bay. so if you're going there for all the festivities is going to be a patchy, dense fog for you in some spots, even by 11, 30 or so going to see those foggy conditions. rain totals for that. again, that potential of drizzle or to half moon bay, san francisco, oakland really start sun o'clock tonight. right now, all the way till 10:00am but model showing maybe in the early morning. of course, we'll update you throughout the morning. britney, thank you. doctor berg, san francisco general hospital's asking for your help identifying a patient's. take a look at your screen here. this man was taken to the hospital. >> for mission and 9th streets in san francisco on october. 12th, they believe he's about 6 years old. 5 foot 10 weighing about 160 pounds. the man has a single abdominal scar and a 4, 1, 5, tattoo on his right shoulder. if you have any information you're being asked to contact the san francisco sheriff's department. >> petaluma police and fire departments are investigating a small p

this is a necessary condition.nk it's absolutely right to take a break here, but it will ensure that losses are, uh, minimized. as far as possible, and uh, our units will move more smoothly, and as part of the operation to liberate the territory, but the day, but about now there is a lot of talk about supplies. uh, partially mobilized people. but even the deputies of the state duma this issue. e asked to write letters to the prosecutor's office, and which are against who are asked to deal with this matter. how are your fathers? well it's in general, i mean, it's not you. and here is how things are going with this supply issue. you know, we have gone through quite difficult stages, because we have already been mobilized for quite a long time, at the very beginning of a special military operation. and, of course, we collided. uh, with similar problems, and we connected not only uh, let's say military supplies, because there were also certain restrictions. we also connected, uh, off-budget funding. that is, these are

now, as is often the case with i'm, if laws there are condition the condition is often austerity, in this case, and fatal steady. well, one of our conditions ah, the government under prime minister us chabarise sharif, has eliminated fuel and power subsidies and diesel pump prices have gone up by almost 60 percent. oh, people are struggling with double digit inflation yet in august your prime minister said that pakistan is called economically in sleeved by the iron ma'am. so then why take the money? look and this is how it works, right? you need macro economic stability for the country to have a chance in order to have macroeconomic stability. you need a fun program to be able to enable under funding sources to come. this is how the financial bill will architecture works. you know this better than i can explain to you. now when we have the floods in pakistan and floods of the biblical proportion . ok. so this is an extraordinary event, not on the pakistan skin. this is an extraordinary event on a global scale. this is in the rent which was thought to good by irresponsible behavior of

this is a very difficult condition. the next danger and target organ for influenza.lops a complication called myocarditis, so after suffering this infection. we recommend to make a cardiogram for children. i want to show this virus. here it is the flu virus, in principle, the virus is very heavy. here, in this case, there’s nothing to even blame the mother for, because the mother is a competent mother of the child vaccinates, but it so happened that he fell ill at the moment when the vaccination began, and vaccination always passes autumn and every year, but what a serious illness. you have already understood that you don't need agitation without us, but i want andrey petrovich to repeat the mortality figures for children. they. well, they have nothing to do with cavili; in comedy, the mortality rate was three hundredths of a percent. and here is death. children compared to adults compared to adults are sixty times more than child mortality statistics average 60 8 difference with corona virus. you see, red is mortality. but that's her when we talk about kids, uh, 18

plus, futurecast for showing you foggy conditions tomorrow. plus is going to be chilly and winds are going to heat up. i have those answers. 7 day coming up. >> well, kron 4 is your local election headquarters. a momentous election day for many states just weeks away now. but will there be enough workers at the polls? brooke, shafer has more on. >> how states are facing the problem head-on? >> with less than 4 weeks until election day. some counties across the country are dealing with a crisis, a shortage of election workers. it's really critical. >> and we want to bring in people that represent the full spectrum of the public's. so really i'm getting more folks involved every year is really critical power to the polls estimate 1 million poll workers are needed for every election. we know some counties are down thousands of workers with reported shortages in places like new york, california, ohio and texas. >> in green bay, wisconsin, election officials say fewer poll workers could mean a more complicated election day. the counting of the abse

but dangerous driving conditions and a close call with a recovery vehicle overshadow his victory and raise serious questions about formula one safety ah. andre spicer, welcome to the program. we begin in ukraine, or at least 13 people were killed and dozens wounded in a russian missile attack on the southeastern city of operation. the missiles had an apartment block and other residential buildings. rescue crews are searching for survive. nurse, the city is under ukrainian control, but it is part of a region that russia says it annexed. last month. the small ring chasm is where apartment had stood. the top floor collapsed, ours after a garage or missiles had houses, and high rise buildings and aboriginal his old couple who lived in one of the nearby apartments are shaken by the brush with death . the 73 year old woman broke into tears as she spoke inside her damaged apartment . took no mercy. mitchell, there is nothing in the area, no industry and military, no military factories. why are they bombing us? why not? but we're in the so many others have lost their homes and somehow manage

actually in krasnoyarsk it is declared unfavorable to have conditions of the first degree. this is not yet the strongest air pollution, the second and third degrees are already characterized as extremely high. worst situation ever. in the morning i was in the village of berezovka, this is actually a suburb of krasnoyarsk, it was he who turned out to be the most polluted air settlement in russia and the situation in achinsk was much better, but i remind you that the black sky mode was introduced in 4. krasnoyarsk territory, in addition to krasnoyarsk and achinsk, it is also minusinsk and nazarov four cities of the region until october 28, the ufo regime is in effect during this period, enterprises in these cities are required to reduce the load on the atmospheric air. atmospheric air and the work done must be sent through the information system of the platform. ufo in late autumn and winter , one more factor is added to the traditional emissions from the pipes of enterprises. the heating season begins. demet boiler houses are actively starting again stoves in the private sec

what condition is it in?staggering or not, the legitimation indexes are shown about how good people were bad only in the last six months in the capital four more people died from fallen trees. and received various injuries. according to scientists, the new system will help prevent the tragedy, trees require care. this maintenance must be done in a timely manner. while there are only 200 devices in moscow , dendrologists are still collecting basic information. look at the broken branches. here you see, the top growth, young shoots have gone. these are like this let's say it all in bunches, signs of aging, muscovites also look after centenarians, a map of the oldest trees that need special care has appeared on the network. for example, the famous four-hundred-year-old oak in the grachevsky park is a rarity, it is an oak that is in good condition, there are signs of problems. why don't i have problems? not much here. the new monitoring system is still in test mode, if it is recognized as effective, such devices

plus, those great conditions. yeah, it's october right? you can see average temperature for san francisco is 72. we're looking just below that for today. 66 oakland, 70 san jose. your average is 75. we're looking at 73. so you can see the most part. we're just a tick below average livermore. your attic above average. but overall, it's us october. temperatures for us. you can see as we take a look at tomorrow, our highs, you concede to the south morgan hill, 72 to the north santa rosa and even on the coast. 62, it's really going to be those foggy conditions that we're watching. as we take a look at that 7 day forecast again, we're going to see that fog tomorrow may be drizzle or 2. that's what's exciting in the weather and then it's going to warm up. so enjoy the breezy day. maybe that's tomato soup, that coffee to keep you we can to bundle up. stay. yeah, i like it. thanks for ending. >> all right. well, someone in san jose just one big like really big, a 7.11 store and kuz your road sold a lottery ticket worth 247 million dollars. the 494

finally, you will get everything as an office only on one condition. it seemed to me that the condition here is an operation or you will try to deceive us. i don't envy you. can change? we will discuss our future deal in a private conversation. who is the buyer? what difference does it make who pays the money? where tomorrow at 8:00 am at the stadium? why the meeting is scheduled in moscow everyone wants guarantees, no one will take such risks. well, we are partners again. all teams, readiness number one . you're all set, right? you also listen carefully and remember. you will have to go to kaliningrad tonight and wait for me to pick you up. how much to wait? what then? then we will go to the city. you will wait for the customer's courier with the archive, everything is clear to you. now turn to the right why? get ready, kaliningrad yes. well, there is a need correct? i decided to change my condition. only freedom will not be enough. i don't want honestly want? yes, you do not have a wide choice. to be honest, i like it. there is another way out. only

once you are on 101, very light traffic conditions. it is getting crowded along the nimitz but overall, some nice speeds. our slow spot is the ride into the , 50 minutes from 205 as you heado 680. > >> opec is moving to slash prodn by 2 million barrels a day to support sagging oil prices. this oil prices. this is as california statewide average for for gas is hovering within a penny of the all time high we saw in june. here is where things stand. california average per gallon rising 1 cent shy of the record set in june. >> it fosters creativity and fo. i think that's what i like abou. i have always liked to drive. >> reporter: francisco says whee drives, he is in the zone. he does it for a living. nine years years later, these days the nums are not adding up in his favor. >> i keep a record of my gas pu. in two days it's gone up 14 cens at my favorite station up the street. >> reporter: average gas pricesn california are creeping to all time highs and drivers say it is is taking a toll. >> thank god i am driving a pri. >> reporter: so

among the reasons are weakening consumer demand, as well as worsening conditions for russian exports. sectoral and regional heterogeneity persists. and after the spring suspension of activities, the recovery in the domestic auto industry began, and the production of medicines and certain types of agricultural equipment is growing at a double-digit pace. big changes take place in the transport sector, international cargo flows have largely reoriented to the ports of the far east, the share of which in sea containers in turnover has increased from forty to seventy percent. uh, the capacity of the railroads leading to these ports. acquired a decisive value. uh, their workload can make expert deliveries difficult. on the one hand, and to slow down the increase in imports of imports of asian markets, on the other. there are examples of coal refineries and petrochemical companies, and for which redirecting supplies to the east remains a major logistical problem ; marketing difficulties are forcing individual companies to reduce production. and in the updated forecast, we left unchanged the

you have all conditions. do you have a bath, and what condition did you see the bath in?da is sneezing all the time. she probably had an allergy so that you do not collect bottomless cats. all of these basements are parody. that's just four homeless people just sit well, four, but 24 they are not 24 there. well, this, of course, is beyond the limit. you understand, really. i don't even understand, on the one hand. you seem like a kind, warm-hearted woman. hey, love the animal world. love the homeless. yes, uh, they invited me to their clothes, but it's just catastrophe, what is happening in the apartment. i am now renting an apartment, nadia, she will live separately with me. and here i will do more and more rent an apartment. nadia has the opportunity to help people will help. i agree, there is some kind of law for the forced removal of these cats from apartments, because, after all, this apartment is a living space, and not a shelter for cats. your actions. really fall under uh, ill-treatment of this reality to contact the police against you to prosecute. this one situa

they still live there, so the general staff is working to create favorable conditions, and when these conditions arise, kherson should be surrounded and captured or killed those russian soldiers who do not have time vtective so i think this is a reasonable decision of the ukrainian general staff. i don't know how long it will take. i don't know the time frame, but i think we will see it in the next few weeks. well, russian mobilization means that the war will be long, this is how it is going, maybe not about the six-month scenario. maybe everything will last even longer if we evaluate the potential capabilities and resources of the russian federation, what does a long war mean for them, and taking into account what we will get, what a long war will mean for ukraine and how much later can there be help from the united states and european countries ? russian mobilization manifested itself in two or three moments . forced to agree to mobilization and admit that he cannot control everything, this is important and i think this is exactly why the confrontation in the kremlin began. second ,

so it can be $200 per ton, with the price in the european port of a conditional $300 per ton of wheato we understand that if we subtract $200 for logistics, we get about $190 or $90,100, accordingly, there are also costs for grain storage for some related things, that is, $80-90-100 is received by farmers, and these funds do not even cover the cost price grain production, which is approximately $200 per ton of wheat, romana. and i want to make one more clarification for you: how does it turn out if the prices are maintained with us, the cost has increased many times, as mr. ivashchenko just said the day before on our broadcast, dmytro solomchuk - a member of the committee of the verkhovna rada the council of ukraine on the issue of agrarian land policy said that according to his forecasts, we need approximately 2 months to export only last year's crop, yes. and we have already actually finished collecting this year's crop. what do you think, how then we need to continue to build a chain of exports and, accordingly , earnings and farmers from the state first, and we need to think not o

the 2nd formula, one title in a role by dangerous driving conditions on the close call recovery vehicle by shuttle his victory, and raise serious questions about f 150. blue eddie mike are junior. there's the dean. welcome to the program. russia has a talk to ukraine, southeast in city, ubs, up what easier overnight killing at least 12 people. you see in the aftermath of the shelling you seen a visual, you soon see the visuals on your screen where residential buildings with large sections about while local officials reported roads and houses damaged authorities and your greens, the thousands were injured rescue cruise. a session was a virus, a ration occupied nuclear power plant. that is the largest in europe. i spoke to our respondents month. yes. belinda, in ukraine. see to your using it. i 1st asked them about the casualties from the overnight strike. you know, we have to figure circulating at the moment both up from the authorities, 12 or 17 people that are about 50 are in hospitals, but the rescue operations are going on. if you look at the pictures of these buildings that then we

with little control over changing their working conditions. then the pandemic hit. the american economy wasn't working very well from workers. and then you had co, which really put those problems into star relief workers were consider essential, but they weren't paid more than initially upstate work places. and so workers really felt particularly vulnerable at the same time, i saw the executives at their company's getting your record profits, so they were frustrated and ready to act. but beneath all that activity, the number of us workers in labor union hasn't changed all that much. and we heard that u. s. labor law still favor employer. it's heavily. so is this really a new labor movement? this is ryan brown. he's a former reverend who was now the president of cause carolina amazonian united for solidarity and empowerment. a group of amazon workers in durham, north carolina, who are trying to form a union brown works on the main floor, putting together packages. last winter, he was told he would have to go to work in department or cove. it was spreading quickly and