there is a countrywide _ ukraine for true. there is a countrywide glass - ukraine for true.ountrywide glass crisis, glass to replace, broken windows, but the country is coping as best as it can. the last three days ukraine suffered hundred direct missile hits from russia, 200 various infrastructure facilities were hit, 28 were part of the energy grid. if we're talking about energy, yes, the winter is coming, it is not supposed to be the coldest winter, may be warmer than previous winters, but it is going to be tough stop the system has resilience built—in. so ukrainians are confident that while it will be tough, there will be able to whether there will be able to whether the winter overall. they have prepared warmup centres for the population. they have evacuation plans as well, so, yes, once again, it is going to be tough but ukrainians are resilient so we are confident we will survive.— we will survive. 0k. just turning _ we will survive. ok. just turning our— we will survive. 0k. just turning our attention - we will survive. 0k. just turning our attention is l turning our

countrywide they immediately respond to such requests and it is not in vain that some of the information is true. if there are blatant facts, for example, in lida, some sellers began to correspond already during the check. the work on monitoring and controlling prices continues. once again, i draw attention to the representatives of business on e, without strict compliance with the requirement of the head of state to prevent an increase in the price level. and speaking generally, those insignificant facts that we revealed over the weekend indicate that, in general, business correctly responded to the demands of the head of state to comply with the price level, which was fixed on the sixth day. the state control committee noted an overestimation. prices are checked not only in retail chains. this also applies to manufacturers themselves. by means of the russian committee, the suspects who were preparing explosions on the crimean bridge were identified, as the head of the committee said, citizens of russia and other states helped the ukrainian special services in preparing the terrorist at

countrywide take place from agricultural fairs and in a wide range of all products at low prices and actually directly from the field. the summer paralympic games kicked off for our team today with fencing competitions in sochi, together with the port tournament, we brought together athletes from 11 countries on the paths of the champion and winner of the olympic games, the winners of the largest international competitions. and those who still aspire to reach the heights of the men fenced with rapiers, girls with swords, almost every fight was emotional. without for these athletes desire to win above all else. a lot of settings affect the mood of emotions. that is , how you splash out, how you deal with emotions, sometimes. you can hold on to emotions, and sometimes vice versa, uh, everything, all right, it will work out. we have belarusians, they are good, they are leaders in their country. and at the international level mania they perform well. well, our young guys pull themselves up too well , i can immediately say that in my sword i have, for example, the current paralympic champ

whole countrywide test tubes. naturally, here they make it genetically. tests find out the weakest points of the tumor, and also calculate the possibility of hereditary breast cancer. now, the oms moscow program has included the determination of mutations in these genes not only by pcr, which is, let's say, an ordinary basic method in most laboratories, but also by high-throughput sequencing. this method allows reading the entire sequence of these genes and detecting the rarest mutations in these genes. all in all, i'll be proud of it. i'll tell everyone. they tell you that, firstly, in russia, patients who underwent intraoperative radiation therapy, first the team of surgeons removed the tumor, and then, on the operating jelly, the rodiologists irradiated the tissues with the help of this unique accelerator and electrons. the treatment session itself takes about two minutes and is absolutely painless for the patient and, accordingly, the surrounding organs and tissues. why is it so important while they mean the dose off radiation therapy, with such thera

her allegations inside parliament house was a moment of reckoning in australia, it prompted countrywide1. i was there outside parliament house. but it also prompted a damning report about the treatment of employees inside the federal parliament house. now it is up to anotherjury to decide what happen inside parliament house that night. mr lehrmann is due to be in another trial in february. let's get some of the day's other news. in the uk, rishi sunak has appeared before mps in parliament on his first full day as prime minister, and announced yet more unravelling of predecessor liz truss's plans. the government's economic statement, due to be delivered on monday, has now been pushed back by almost three weeks, and a ban on fracking for gas in england reinstated. a jury in wisconsin has found a man guilty of murdering six people by driving into a christmas parade last year. the defendant, darrell brooks, was found guilty on 76 charges of deliberately crashing his vehicle into a crowd in the city of waukesha, near milwaukee. 60 other people were injured, including many children. the paren

on clothes which it described as disturbing equality. integrity in public order, the ban spots. countrywide protests. there is a fleet we'll be expressed by that. do hon. is justice, justice, justice, him and good doc has said he had dismissed the appeals preferred by all the parties and he has upheld the order, passed by the state of got to got justice julia had to depart his with his view and he has expressed that he has he has a different view because the girl child faces a lot of problems while they are being good. they are being sent to the schools and colleges and, and read. right. and that right, do i do cation is more important than bedding or not reading a job. now the british rock band queen has released a lost song, recorded with lead singer freddy mercury on 30 years ago. oh, song was recorded in 1988 that this he them the miracle, but didn't make it to release was gotten about a queen's production team. we discovered it for an upcoming re issue of the the st child. welf cup is taking place and cut off with teams from $24.00 countries . it's a way to help vulnerable young people

the issue is that now we are talking about a countrywide been that will not have access to these technologies could slow down the ai capabilities of china over the long-term. alix: what is the downside for semi's then? there is broad demand worries unrelated to any of the battle between the u.s. and china. what is the downside here? woo jin: tough to say now. to your point, there's a lot of micro news. -- macro news. you have curtailing amd sales and demand in the near term. for the long-term, nvidia saying it is not going to hurt them. right now, we have to keep in mind that some ai chips into china are fairly low and there is access to some chips that china can gain from amd to bypass some sanctions. tom: it was fascinating to hear from a startup in china and how it is going to impact them potentially. thank you for that analysis, bloomberg intelligence senior analyst on semi conductors and china. coming up, slow down concerns. we will discuss with citi next. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means

this is now countrywide. since her funeral were approximately 100,000 people _ funeral were approximately 100,000 people attempting to try and pay their respects at mahsa amini's gravesite — their respects at mahsa amini's gravesite where she lived and where she grew _ gravesite where she lived and where she grew up. you mentioned... 29 children. _ she grew up. you mentioned... 29 children, over234 she grew up. you mentioned... 29 children, over 234 people dead. that's— children, over 234 people dead. that's what we know. it is extremely difficult _ that's what we know. it is extremely difficult to _ that's what we know. it is extremely difficult to get accurate figures. western— difficult to get accurate figures. western outlets cannot report inside iran, western outlets cannot report inside iran, so— western outlets cannot report inside iran, so we're going from that of the remarkably brave citizen journalists and people who are on the ground inside iran. you talked about— the ground inside iran. you talked

what the cdc s thinking at the time but i can tell you they did not prepare the c country for a countrywidec. what i i mean by that? getting up the i data screens ty need, bring in commercial laboratory developers. it's great they worked on test for the public health lab but we know public health labs, they are not what we call high put laboratories. the platforms they made tests for were platforms that could do a handed full or less than 100 tests a day. we would need millions of tests a day so we had to bring on board commercial laboratories. until nancy made that comment at the end of february, i was worried what they were doing. s when nancy said she was worried, that was the end of february, i was worried six weeks earlier. i do know what data they had or didn't have, i. just know when i arrived on the second of march we were flat-footed as a country. >> and a lotot of your books particularly the first third, it was about that. i want to dig in, you talk about missteps and bright spots and let's start with missteps and get onto the bright spots, operational but testing was a big part o

starting to go towards crime and inflation, that abortion is really starting to pull back overall, countrywidesten, trace, this has been clear in data for months. this is not some shocking revelation. the only section of the electorate where abortion became an issue of great urgency was democrats, it helped them rally the base, no question. but it never resonated with republican voters and didn't resonate with independent voters. it is the economy and inflation by order of magnitude over every other issue. the fact that some people are starting to recognize that now is, you know, belies the case. it has been that way for months, will continue to be that day on election day. >> lastly, i want to expand on something you talked about earlier, the upcoming debate between mehmet oz and john fetterman. we talk about debates and across the country there's debate whether they are important to the race. this one seems to be. tom? >> i agree. for reasons we talked about. i think a lot of voters are tuning in to see for themselves, unfiltered, watch john fetterman answer questions, you know, and his resp

mobilization, which vladimir putin announced on september 21, is already being completed in many regions. countrywideon, aleksey dyumin, checked how the preparations were going, mobilized in the tula region, he visited the fifty-first regiment of the 106th airborne division, the governor considered fighters' equipment. now more than 20 tula enterprises have converted production to fulfill the tasks of recruiting military personnel. what the reservists do at the training ground, report by aleksey eremina and in the kit, everything put forward an ak -12 assault rifle ; behind the front in the division, the governor personally checked the training of the mobilized tourists, the head of the region with passion, examined the equipment of the fighters and kits that came through the ministry of defense and were also purchased by the region according to his personal on request, they are supplemented with items such as sleeping bags, raincoats, backpacks, thermal underwear , first aid kits. at the blood. ah. and this will not work, the head of the region instructed the minister of health to supplement the fir

of his fellow conservative mps, jose, if you look at the general polling, at kind of the numbers countrywide, the conservative party does not have the mandate of the country. if there was a general election, labor would win by a landslide, jose. >> what does it mean to have him as prime minister? >> obviously, it's a major moment in the political and social life of the uk, right? the first person who is present in the united kingdom is a product of our long, now obviously gone, empire. british indians are the largest minority here in the united kingdom. the historic nature will give the conservative party a slight bounce at a time when they are facing a crisis partly of their own making. it will remind them they are far and away the most successful in politics. >> so let's talk about the fact that he is 9 youngest pm, will be the youngest in just generation. he just became the minister of finance at 39 years of age under johnson. one of the wealthiest politicians in the uk. >> yes. the first time ever the prime minister will be wealthier than the monarch. his youth reflects a tumultuous coup

there's also the countrywide problem of no electricity because of ongoing russian attacks.ne. what is the situation there tonight? >> reporter: well, the situation is going from bad to worse. today we heard from kyiv's mayor. he describes the kyiv electricity situation as an emergency. he says there is a 50% electricity shortage and that people need to stop using any extra electricity. they're telling people to turn off heaters, to turn off lighting, anything they can. they've even told people, ukrainian who is moved overseas early on in the war not to come back this winter, because the situation is so bad. the energy minister of ukraine describing it as energy ge genocide. and russian's former president, dmitry medvedev saying that they would solve these problems relatively quickly, if ukraine would be willing to negotiate. but at this stage, it does not appear that ukraine has any interest in negotiating, and they're saying they can make the needed fixes to the grid in the next two to three weeks if there are no more huge attacks, john. >> yeah, russia attacking the energ

president of the united states last night when asked about the saudis leading this opec-wide, opec plus countrywideduction of by two million barrels a day. we're readying a response to this. we're not happy with this, but again not detailing what that response might be. aishah hasnie following these developments very closely. i believe she is is at the state department. reporter: i am. neil, good to see you. this is very interesting watching this administration. these talks about recalibrating the relationship with saudi arabia ha has been on going quite some time since the beginning of the president's term. the talks about retaliating against the gulf ally. that is very new you are right on the dot about that although the president staying tight-lipped exactly how he plans to do that. president biden: we'll react with saudi arabia. getting consultation when they come back, and we will take action. reporter: so what he is saying there are going to be consequences. he is going to take action but he will actually wait to consult with senators when they return to capitol hill. so we already know, neil

the cdc was thinking at that time, but i can tell you that they did not prepare the country for a countrywide pandemic that was evident already in china. and what do i mean by that? getting up the data streams that you needed, bring in the commercial laboratory developers. it's great that he worked on tests for the public health labs are we on the public health labs. they are not what we call high throughput laboratories. platforms that they made, the tests were in general platforms that could do a handful or less than 100 tests a day. we're going to need millions attests a day so we had to bring on board our commercial laboratories. until nancy mess and they made that comment the end of february, i don't know -- >> host: at the cdc at the time so our audience does come cdc senior official. >> guest: when nancy said she was worried, , but that was in e february, i was worried in six weeks earlier, so i wasn't here, i didn't watch it play out. i try not, i don't know what data they had or didn't have. i just know when i arrived on the second of march we were incredibly flat-footed as a country

countrywide. we often hear people speak in elections.e now know that the level of fraud in the 2020 elections was unprecedented and defining. and that means that joe biden is not our representative right now, who was duly elected , as was the vice president. kamala harris is the first time in the history of the united states that this happens, no matter how boiled, election battles, first of all, quickly subsided after the announcement of the results of the vote, but this time everything went wrong the united states is now so polarized people have moved so far to extreme positions that they no longer look at each other as opponents. they look at each other, as the enemies suffer from outbursts of hostility, the employees of the election commissions look at them with suspicion, both republicans and democrats rush at the same time with very specific threats. there is an acute shortage of specialists who ensure the operation of the country's electoral system will take the current fall campaign people who usually work at the polls on electio

as you mention, this is now a countrywide movement, nationwide movement. are seeing now people across the country being galvanised. people are waking up. people didn't think their voice would actually make a difference. we saw revolution attempts in 2009 quashed. what we are seeing now is a real sort of, i guess the cinderblocks in the country, people can feel it, they can taste it. changes potentially here and people want to seize on this moment. rina. want to seize on this moment. rina, let me bring — want to seize on this moment. rina, let me bring you _ want to seize on this moment. rina, let me bring you in _ want to seize on this moment. rina, let me bring you in on _ want to seize on this moment. rina, let me bring you in on this. - want to seize on this moment. rina, let me bring you in on this. i'm - let me bring you in on this. i'm fascinated when it comes to sanctions. we hear about so many people who are sanctioned these days in russia, in belarus come into iran, does it really make a material difference to behaviour? —— in belarus, in tehran,.

4 1/2% fewer for republican nominee and margin grows absolute panic within the democratic party countrywidethe house of representatives and the senate. not speaking of several major gubernatorial races, across our great country this weekend barack obama bernie sanders even first lady jill biden seni is actively campaigning in a desperate bid to save. which of these races seemed worse and could not be, but still happened 12 days before the election , elon musk closed the deal to buy twitter, all these microblogs have already begun. big cleanup remove bots fire unwanted people at the entrance to the headquarters in san francisco seen people with boxes among those who were laid off and personally banning trump, kind of jaya bastard, a direct challenge to the democrats, their power is starting to wane on two main fronts in politics and social media. for them, the successful purchase of ilona mask. twitter is an all-out invasion of their holy of holies, like the intruders waltzing into their living room turning on fox news maybe making another sandwich and then heading to the restroom, how dare

is in another case, now it’s nothing like that, in general, it turns out that it’s not not on a countrywidere will be changes, for example, there are curfews in some circle, that is, do not go outside from 23:00. there conditionally until 7:00 am. so further the opportunity again detain citizens under martial law. if he believes that he is a potential enemy there or even before 30 days, yes. well, any citizens up to 30 days further, which means that we have the opportunity to penetrate. well, this, by the way, is also a joke in the home without any problem, and on the part of law enforcement agencies and military personnel, without a court decision, these are all changes. they will definitely go abroad, which is what scares boris. you are from abroad, too, that is, the border is being closed at all. to be honest, it was a big question for me. why didn't they do it in the beginning? general mobilization because space partial mobilization partial mobilization. i'm sorry, that's why we'll do it. maybe it's partially. forgive the law, article 21 clearly says that it is forbidden to leave for ev

6% to more than $15 billion including settlement announcement over the financial crisis era from countrywide billion total. the firm paid $1.8 billion in deaf dividends. in terms of investment banking, bank of america saw a slump with fees down 46%. sales and trading looking a lot like peers higher during the quarter, but largely thanks to fixed incomes and commodities. equities were down during the quarter. in terms of overall macro comments brian moynihan quoted in saying the u.s. consumer clients are resilient and strong and slower growing spending levels and still maintained elevated dep deposits stock price reacting 2.5% 2.5% higher in early morning trading, guys. >> okay. thank you for jumping on and bringing us this news. we're going to keep our eyes on that stock this morning. >>> how americans feel about companies weighing into current events and controversial issues. that's next. >>> you can get the best of "squawk box" on our podcast. we're coming right back. bubbles bubbles so many bubbles! as an expedia member you earn points on your travels, and that's on top of your airline mi

countrywide. huge queues of cars lined up, drivers stand for hours.et an opportunity refuel gendarmes make sure that no one pours himself an extra canister. under the strictest ban, we will learn from a journalist how tense the situation is now in france with fuel. tologa dmitry dekoshka dekoshko, excuse me, yes, uh on the last one, right? uh, servants there stress dmitry borisovich hello well, what is happening today at gas stations. what is the situation of panic forcing to tell everything in detail panic, maybe not panic, but irritation is very strong. yes queues before each gas station. eh, hmm about one and a half hours you have to wait so that you can refuel at some gas stations is limited to 30 liters. eh, you can't take any more. uh, of course, canisters are prohibited. uh, to save half the gas stations there is not enough at least one type of fuel. uh, it could be either diesel or gasoline. uh, then this morning, uh, they announced the requisition of one of the processing plants in france near the port of liavre. uh, this is uh, which belongs