nadia: javier moreno nos explica que se tratan de varios crÉditos tributarios y que la cantidad valedito puede ser hasta de un mÁximo de 6700 $ y el crÉdito por el reembolso adicional, este crÉdito es de hasta 1400 $ por persona. nadia: esto es lo que necesitarÁ para realizar su declaraciÓn de impuestos, que puede ser gratuitamente en irs.gov. >> si no tuvieron ingresos lo que necesitan es tener la informaciÓn personal y de sus hijos, nombres, fecha de nacimiento, seguro social y direcciÓn, todo esto es lo Único que se requiere. nadia: este pendiente de su correo postal, pues puede ser una de las 9 millones de familias que reciben este dinero por parte del irs. paola: revisemos como estarÁn las temperaturas las siguientes horas y tambiÉn los siguientes dÍas, shenti nos tiene el pronÓstico extendido. shenti: durante las prÓximas horas las condiciones van a permanecer secas, pero poco a poco vemos la llegada de esa nubosidad, especialmente luego de la nueva noche en sectores como san josÉ y en zonas del interior. tenemos temperaturas bastante frescas y a las 10:00 de la noche tenemos 6

nadia is not allowed.ve a department of preferential products of both bread under my responsibility. ok. god bless you. visit me. well, what are you, nadenka , squandering goods, bringing losses to the store? a small loss is also a loss, and our job is to create a profit. we're not a charitable organization. okay. you can deduct from my salary. i'm not sorry, but by the way, i did my job, resolved the conflict with the buyer, we lost 15 rubles. but the buyer he was satisfied and he will come back to us. if you look from this side okay, i agree. that’s what’s good about you and i appreciate the zeal for work, the ability to think ahead, such people. by the way, you know that i’m opening a new store soon. director, and but they don't need people i could trust, you're just right for me, but if of course, you try from such an opportunity. i don't accept rejections. look what birds of paradise are flying with us today. okay birds, like birds, what do you understand? you, besides your yana, do not see anything a

thanks to the russian song bravo girls, look our nadia has arrived. here we are glad to see you without any doubt our friend. here you sang, golden- domed moscow. and why is gold so often found in folk art? do you think so? this is the same thing that neither man is gold. red is divided. somehow you are gold gold gold is not only a metal. how about a gem in general? life. in general, gold is not only a symbol. here is a beautiful person. you said, but also a symbol of victory. and by the way, not only in sports your theater hope russian song in february it will be 22 years old, 22 fantasy, and the russian song ensemble 46 a little more and the 50th anniversary is almost a golden wedding. why do you people love such an indiscreet question so much, do you think? yes, i don’t know, probably for what we do, we always say throughout our creative life that the origins and foundation of our state are this is our folk wisdom, the creativity of tradition, genetic memory and what to destroy was compiled today as relevant as ever. we remember whose land. we are

i escaped from prison for the sake of nadia.eople and crossed their path, so i paid the price. well, yes, probably right. it's just awful. whatever she was. i would never wish such a death on anyone. sorry, the meat is on fire. my teacher jacques is a chef in paris if i burned meat made me cook 10 steaks in a row. i still have to leave. i can't stay here. well, where are you going? dare i ask, will you go as an accomplice? the best you can think of right now is to stay here unless you want me to get really into trouble. well, i'll go, i'll go to the registry office tomorrow to find out if she's alive or not? this is better, at least than to tie into other people's houses to look for evidence of death. another guardianship check the river. she was also her legal guardian. maybe they have some data. here are some good suggestions. all figures are responsible. but i'm not a party. it was he who came to gareyevka. we will take action. convicts sokolova valery vitalievna born in 1958 article 105 gathered, right? here you know this th

she gave birth to a girl, nadia, but nadia died in the maternity hospital, and her late sister's husbandn with a positive result of the genetic examination , does not intend to establish family ties , it is useless to contact him. is it really all the fault of square meters and an unknown brother appeared just for the sake of nickname, the three-room apartment is more occupied by my sister's husband and my niece. i do 12 meters with five of us. i just want the truth. that's all. i really hoped that i need a baby. my mother could not leave yes to the child in the house, i hide. envelope dna today 16:45 on ntv quietly, quietly. be patient a little, everything will be fine, you hear? the first one is in touch the first one report i'm heading to the wheelhouse, the second the third one in the car stops the first introductory this moron sent the ship to the support of the bridge of time you have minutes five, no more. drop your weapon the ship's control system has been disabled directly ahead of the fourth span of the bridge. all services urgently remove all posts and secrets from the bridge

my heartier is warning that a wind by the i'm no could see x prime minister nadia browsers walk free from prison. nat geo be serving a 12 year jail term for corruption linked to the one m d b scandal, which saw billions of dollars looted from a public fund fund. what did he, what then is nigi? mother, he and i and then he must be released by then and other charges on when m d b that is going on. now again, is that you should also be dropped. we can go to kuala lumpur now and speak with leslie lough, the managing editor at the malay, male online. leslie, welcome to d, w, and use asia. malaysia's next elections weren't actually jew until september of next year. so what's going on? why is the government calling them now. busy well, once that question got to go back a little bit, is through the history of politics here. it's either a result with the fact that dominant party i'm nor which group malaysia from independence in 1957 until next 2018. and in 2018. the last election for the 1st time, and after that, the prime minister, then niger buzz up, what's arrest that chopped and put on tr

and in 2018 the last election for the 1st time after that the prime minister then nadia was up. what's arrest the charge and put on trial with corruption charges and ever since that then we've had success in government ball and informed with it we collisions. so this current government is just the meters of if a coalition partners and. busy i, i think the basically the ruling, i'm no poppy view. now that we need their back in power. even though the one that apartments in the coalition, they feel that they wanted to, they have a good chance of, of coming back into power stronger. and that's why they should the prime minister dissolving parliament earlier this week. ok, so political maneuvering people political pressure happening now. the former prime minister, my head here mohammed has announced that he's running to he's 97 years old. what's driving him to contest this election? well, he is say, marty has been the most dominant figure. religion, politics ever again i don't, i don't think we'll ever see someone like him again. i mean he was prime minister originally from 1981 and

but nadia whitham, leader -- labour mp, — celebrate.leader -- labour mp, said _ celebrate. but nadia whitham, leader -- labour mp, said it _ celebrate. but nadia whitham, leader -- labour mp, said it wasn't - celebrate. but nadia whitham, leader -- labour mp, said it wasn't good - —— labour mp, said it wasn't good for relations and she had to take the tweet down, why other people in the tweet down, why other people in the labour party who can't commit? i think, there are issues around rishi sunak wealth and obviously he was a chancellor who was increasing taxes for working people at the time when obviously he has great wealth and his wife and the family were avoiding tax through non—dom status but it wasn't the time of the place for that, you can congratulate and see a prime minister of asian heritage getting into number ten and seeing how amazing that is and congratulating them on that basis without bringing everything else into it. and i think sometimes, especially the fast pace of politics, you know, it can get ahead of itself where

i don't know if nadia is still with me.'re there, i just want to ask you -- >> reporter: >> -- what were your thoughts from the governor. it sounds like he's very supportive of the decision that is were made in terms of when these evacuation orders were issued, that residents are asking a lot of questions about. >> reporter: yeah, he seemed frustrated when i started asking him questions about lee county and their mandatory evacuation. you can see the governor now -- i want you to take a look as he loads up on a boat here and heads to the other side of highway 70. that's where he's going to have another press conference. he really came on this side to shake the hands of some national guards members and some people here who have been stranded because of the floodwaters. but when i asked him about lee county not having that mandatory evacuation until the day before the storm, he fired back and said, where did you think the storm was going to land? and that cone, the eye of the storm was not set towards fort myers and lee count

for more on this we want to bring in cnn's nadia bashir live from london. what details are you learning about the fire? >> reporter: rosemary, you can see the death toll from this fire over the weekend is still rising. we know that dozens of others were injured in the fire, and we are now learning a few details from pro reform outlets and organizations what may have taken place at the notorious complex in tehran which is known to hold hundreds of political prisoners. we're talking about journalists, human rights activists, political professors, writers and even film directors who have been detained in this brutal complex by the iranian regime often for their defiance against the regime. it has been a huge concern to many. we have learned from the proreform outlet which has been speaking to sources within the prison over the weekend that they were told that a revolt had taken place in part of the complex and that a fire had later ensued although we did also hear from the iranian authorities over the weekend who blamed the blaze on rioters and said this had b

yes, nadia, and you hmm didn’t watch our broadcast, so especially for you natasha for you and for allwers. we will repeat now, uh, the rules of seryozha will help, of course, i even have a special board then mitrofanov to the board so friends again to participate in the draws of dreams or it is from the national lottery you will need a ticket on the playing field, of which there are 16, non -repeating numbers in the range from one to eighty, exactly the same number of balls are in our latone, closing one line horizontally to the end circulation. you are guaranteed to become the owner of 100 rubles. if the lines are closed there will be two wins. this is already 200 rubles. and remember that any two horizontal lines can be closed, closing any three lines. you become owner of three thousand rubles. and if you close the playing field, er, that is, all 16 numbers before the thirty -fourth move, you will become the owner of super prizes of 100 million rubles. but wait pop. that 's not all, besides the super prize. you have a chance to win 1 million rubles. to do this, you need to close the

she gave birth to a girl, nadia, but nadia died in the hospital from the hospital.om came without her. but when and where was born, a child, you remember, yes, i remember, we were on the street, my sister was warm, an ambulance mother arrived, gave birth to a child at home, she was taken to the hospital. after that, i came there and gave the program to my mother in this maternity hospital. and when she arrived, and we asked, where is the sister, because we were all waiting. nadya in the name we knew in advance that nadya would be with us and we were told that the child had died. mom told me what happened? we don't have children. isn’t that what they didn’t initiate into adult affairs when they became older? did n’t they ever return to this a year after giving birth died with us, so we have my gods. no, they remembered the topic. what happened to my mom? logically died, she fell from the 12th floor. she left for her birthday and didn't come back. it was an accident, we don't know. the district police officer came and called dad. dad left, came and said, mom is no mor

nadia, we're grateful to have you this morning.make a bet, how high do you think interest rates are going to get. >> good morning, indeed, mortgage rates have surpassed 7% according to freddie mac. however, as we look to the remainder of the year, unfortunately mortgage rates will continue to move up as long as inflation remains el -- elevated. even though inflation has a slight ease, 9.1% we had in june, inflation is still above 8%. in the meantime, rent prices, which account for 40% of the consumer price index will continue to climb as people may need to rent longer due to historically low affordability. and with the federal reserve raising interest rates repeatedly, home borrowing costs will keep increasing squeezing further americans that we may start a new year about 8% mortgage rates and later to the second half about 8.5% mortgage rates. >> wow. and still, you've said that now is a good time to buy as ever. why? >> yeah. we need to have in mind that the market -- and from the data that we get, the data -- the market is less

soy nadia torres. >>> una competencia de calabazas vuelve al Área de la bahÍa.es que sufren enfermedades mentales. estaremos esto y mÁs a partir de las 5 de la tarde. >>> una tradiciÓn muy esperada todo el aÑo esto ocurre en... se trata del concurso de las calabazas gigantes se realiza una vez mÁs luego de 2 aÑos de pausa por la pandemia. el primer lugar de este aÑo fue para travis ginger con una meg calabaza que pesÓ 2500 libras. estamos hablando ademÁs se va a llevar mÁs de 20 mil dÓlares. muchas felicidades. este fin de semana tendrÁ su festival con muchas actividades familiares para que vaya a visitarlo. nadie fue ganador de la loterÍa powerball el premio aumentÓ a 400 millones de dÓlares un poquito mÁs podrÍa ser el prÓximo millonario de california. los boletos en venta hasta las 8 de la noche. muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. a las a nas mo california. los boletos en venta hasta las 8 de la noche. muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. a las a nas mo nizas pase con noticiero nacional. nos vemos. >>> lunes 10 de octubre en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. las fuertes

this is where we gathered the day before. several families in nadia are hiding here from the war.em, they can be saved. something needs to be pulled up somewhere . the blast wave was strong. i heard that the windows in my house were blown out. and i was thrown back somewhere like three meters back. the ax was at hand. i basically grab it. yes, as you would think. what if we need to do something? a projectile hit uncle vasya's house . they are wounded in the group. so far, there is no information from poland. a humanitarian woman is going to the man. info. so far, they killed the girl. became mass graves . and the witnesses who inspected the landing site after that just spoke up. the projectile didn't explode. they were lucky it didn't explode. it fell and flew somewhere . 100 of them suffered, in principle. at home, it was the lower part of the leg, about the man, i broke my leg in 4 places, the children, it was with fragments of tiles, the girl, it was already 200, and she already had her legs chopped off, well, they rudely speak to a higher colleague, monkeys, to save them at on

and cnn's nadia romero who joins us live. nadia, what is the latest you're seeing on the ground? here for a couple of days so the organizers tell me they feel like they've really got it under control today. they're hoping that they won't see as many long lines they saw the first couple of days it was open. five-hour wait times for many people. but behind me is the library. and there are about 100 people lined up before this event is even set to open, another half hour. the first person in line is a man from sanibel island. he said he was stuck there at the storm, for four days. well, he woke up and got here at 4:00 a.m. so five hours before the doors were set to open. because he said, i only have the clothes on my back. i'm staying in a motel, i need help. he tells me he's a vietnam war veteran that he's used to helping other people but now he's the one looking for assistance from fema. you can also get help from state agencies, not only if you didn't have the flood insurance or underinsured, coming to fema, to meet with your insurance agent here that you may be having at your ho

nadia: yes.gressive, so it has not had time to stop and see what is happening in the economy. we are seeing signs of slowdown. earlier this week we saw a decline in the number of job openings. your seeing areas of slowdown. people are now doing hiring freezes. look at where the mortgage market is. by the time we get to the end of the year we think that is when the fed is going to stop and pause and look around and assess the situation. we are looking for a 75 basis point hike in the november meeting. we think we get 4.5% by the end of the year, then after that we think the fed will remain on hold and assess the lag that monetary policy tends to have on the economy. lisa: lummis ago jon was talking about some of the price action. it is dull in a lot of the asset, but not oil. we have seen that this week, this incredible rally on the heels of what happened with opec-plus. how have the recent machinations affected your view on the energy sector there, when at one point people were saying it was over

nadia, what are you seeing?er: yeah, john, this is really ground zero for people who have run out of supplies. this is the largest distribution site that we've seen. and there's more items here than any other site. now, they tell me that they've been open for four days. the last four days, 10,000 cars they've been able to service. today alone more than 500. and it is the bare minimals. this is the mres that you can get here from the national guard. just so you can feed your family. water bottles are so important here. cases of water. because it is so hot outside. for the first time since after the storm these are two things we're seeing. tarps because people need to repair their homes and their vehicles. and ice. this is the hottest commodity. this is more valuable than money. this is worth its weight in gold. a bag of ice is something that we've been asked time and time again, when is my power coming on and do you know where i can get some ice? so this is what people are able to get. they're going to be loaded

she gave birth to a girl , nadia, but nadia died in the hospital.sband of her late sister, even presumably as a result of a genetic examination, does not intend to establish a relative to contact him is useless. is it really all the fault of square meters and an unknown brother appeared only for the sake of them a three-room apartment. here is my sister's husband and my niece. i do 12 meters with five of us. i just want the truth, that's all. i really hoped that i need a baby. my mother could not leave the child in the house. i hide the envelope. dna tomorrow at 16:45 on ntv david is all great. all doctor. enough thanks. this is what you need. well, the gods down there are waiting for you garbage, when you are led past them, don't let it. god you something yaknite or show some sign of quiet release. clearly everything is clear. what is the little boy terribly knees shaking? eerily blowing nothing money must be worked out heavy. we release the attention of everyone, the second and third floors are open.

nadia: i do think they are well aware.'s actions in ukraine are having a worldwide impact, it is not only having to do with security and inflation. good security is an issue that we will certainly be talking about. i do think that the u.s. authorities are well aware of the impact of their position on emerging economies, on inflation throughout the world and growth throughout the world, course. jonathan: do you think they should stand back on the cycle? nadia: i would never dare to say anything to a monetary policy authority. i hope that they will get it right, both in the u.s. and in europe. there are different on both sides of the atlantic. energy prices going up, the underlying cause inflation is the youth. as you are rightly saying, increased exchange rates are very, very sensitive, very important. that is driving the relationship between monetary policy in different parts of the world. i really hope they get it right. >> have pressing at this meeting going to be? nadia: 2007, 2008, national regulations, a very complex

first i want to check in with nadia. there are still people, as i understand it, trapped in the floodwaters in that area. what more have you heard? >> reporter: area, cow hear the airboats behind me. that's a sign of progress. people are being transported and goods are coming and going. people are getting frustrated. it's day four without food or water. i want you to hear from tania warner. she's a member of the arcadia community. she can't figure out what's going on with her own faefrmt he was taken to the hospital. she received a call from a nurse that he was in the icu and oven a ventilator, but now she can't get in touch with the hospital because the lines are down ever since the storm hit. listen to her plea. >> friday he was on the a ventilator, and that's the last contact. no phones, nothing. i don't even know if he's alive. i have reached out every which way i could think of, begging for information, and there's no place -- no way to get to him, none at all. so if anybody has any information or a contact person i

nadia romero from arcadia, florida, thank you for that report. i want to turn it back over to fredricka whitfield. fred, as you have heard in these reports, an unprecedented level of destruction. actually, we want to actually bring in the mayor of st. petersburg, florida. sorry about that, fred. ken welch is joining us now. we are grateful you are sharing part of your weekend with us. it is a busy time for officials like yourself across the state of florida. st. petersburg, for those who don't know, is 90 miles east of ft. myers. you're on the eastern part of florida. you said your city was largely spared from the worst of the devastation. i'm wondering what your residents are dealing with today? >> well, thank you, boris. we're northwest of ft. myers. i'm about 100 miles northwest of you. and we are feeling relieved. we were the bullseye for ian for much of the forecast. and as folks know, who lived in florida for a long time, these storms are unpredictable. and i think it's highlighted our need to use the data information correctly and look at

nadia romero is live in ft. myers beach for us.tough day for many people, and you can just see the damage around you right where you are standing. >> reporter: yeah, and jim, it's so hard to really picture exactly what happened here at ft. myers beach when you see the images. and then when you come here, it really does look like a bomb, a tornado, a category 4 hurricane just wrecked this entire area. and this is the livelihood for so many people here who poured in their money, their hearts, their souls, into these businesses. i want to introduce you to one of those owners. this is lee, her and her family owns this restaurant right behind us. just tell me what's going through your mind as you come back and see everything you poured into. >> you know, there is no words to describe it. it's like, we're mourning. first we were in denial, you know. now we are like -- it's just unbelievable what's going on. it's like right now, it's starting to sink down that everything we worked all our life for, everything is gone. and we see no way ou

well, nadia , her father's love was for her .ng about it. i like what i have to say. i love it. and the fact that i am the smallest, that everyone takes care of me. i had a subconscious thought always in me. well, what do you say to that dad? and if, as it were, if i go somewhere or do something, i always have it was an estimated primary. i thought about the assessment on this situation of the father, the main role in the film was played by nikita mikhalkov, and sergei gostyukhin was supposed to, and according to the director himself. kostyukhin would have done it perfectly, but to play the mutual love of the protagonist with her daughter, whom she played hopefully. nikita mikhalkov could not trust anyone with anything. i am calm with you, i am so easy with you. i adore you. i love it, i started filming precisely because it's nadia why, because you can play emulate, you can trick a girl, you can can you instruct her to start to prepare? it 's daddy and he's speaking so intonation that she'll grab, but it can't be faked from the i

, we will learn from my journalist colleague, nadiya petrunyok, who i volunteered to tell my story nadias both a country of eclairs and a country of croissants, as you say that all these pleasant gastronomic myths about france really work nadia you already said that these are myths and it will be very interesting for you and them today , in a certain way, it was dispelled for us, if it is really so, i will note that france accepted one hundred thousand refugees from ukraine at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia on the territory of ukraine, i wonder exactly when you left the territory of our country and decided to leave and why did i choose france as a temporary shelter? i left ukraine in the middle of march on the first day. we left kyiv with my family for the territory closer to the polish border. we stayed in the lviv region, but when we had the opportunity to go to europe, we took advantage of it. because relatives of our family live in france, so we have certain connections here with the family type, and let's say they helped us adapt here. we don't live with relative

nadia has the opportunity to help people will help.cause, 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 situation, what do you see? it's literally within a month friends. i want to be on the defensive. this is a woman, because now the situation is such that we all attack her, but in fact - this is a man. uh, the only one who does? good? yes, she does, it is in her own way, just as we all know how to love in our own way. and olga does it. she does it through this care in the windows. dana doesn't clean the cages, she also brought a homeless person. well , she does it, and you all attack. excuse me. why ? perhaps we are in some sense now attacking you, but it's not we want to understand understand, to help you? we want you, because we were at the beginning and still admire your act itself, but we want to understand who you are, we must not forget that there is a living person who is in such

cnn's nadia romero put that question to governor ron desantis a short time ago. she joins us now from arcadia, florida. what did the governor say? >> reporter: it was exactly what you talked about. we're talking about lee county where we know they've done some 800 rescues and more than 40 people dead in that county alone. the question was, should they have had their mandatory evacuation earlier and sooner and the governor doubled down again today saying that he stands behind lee county having that mandatory evacuation order coming out on tuesday morning. even though surrounding counties, surrounding lee county had their mandatory evacuation orders much earlier than that. take a listen. >> i think for probably various reasons, some people don't want to leave their home. they're island people or whatever. but part of it was so much attention was paid to tampa that i think a lot of them probably thought they wouldn't get the worst of it. so they -- but they did and i think it is easy to second-guess. but they were ready for the whole time. >> is that one of the thin

let's start with nadia romero this morning. she's in arcadia, florida. we've been talking about how vital roads and communities have been cut off by the storm. right now there's no indication of when these connections will be usable. what's the latest, nadia? >> it depends on what mother nature brought us. mother nature brought us hurricane ian with the rising floodwaters and heavy winds. now we have to wait for the waters to recede to see how much damage is there and see if people can finally pass normally. we're here in arcadarcadia, flo. we know the worst damage was in ft. myers and the barriers islands. now we're going into day four without electricity. for many of them that's when you get to the life-threatening range. that means they haven't had hot water, their food supply may be running low. this is the peace river here. it is supposed to be only about six to seven feet high. you see this canoe laid out here, the locals say they should be able to get in this canoe and take a nice stroll down the peace river. instead, the river is 24 feet high, fo

maxim and the family get into an evacuation bus with nadia that away from the russian occupation theyl be safe like maksym today 30 they have an unknown ahead of them combined with nadia for a better life on the internet a new betrayal elon musk investor inventor billionaire founder of tesla company supplier of starlinks these are terminals of satellite internet for the armed forces of ukraine offered twitter a peace plan for ukraine and started a quarrel of a simply gigantic scale, politicians, including the president of ukraine, experts acting culture, ordinary citizens, what musk actually said , it all started with this tweet, in which musk laid out his proposals for achieving peace in ukraine, among his proposals were to hold a new referendum on the territories occupied by russia under the auspices of the united nations, to give crimea to russia and to ensure its supply of polls to ukraine, musk proposed to have neutral status billionaire launched a vote during after the first wave of criticism he complained about the bot attack launched a new vote this time the question sounded d

cnn's nadia romero is following the story. nadia, we're going to hear from 911.here? how did this get started and why? >> there are just so many questions about the motivation. we're learning more about the suspect himself. we know the name has been circulating on social media, but we're talking about someone who is a minor and who has not been charged, so we at cnn are not naming that person even though you may see some things on social media. i want to make sure we focus on the victims. so let's start with one of the victims of this shooting. her name was sue karnatz. she was an avid runner, and her husband, he really left a very moving tribute on social media, a poem about her and the future that was stolen from them. we know that she was at the boston marathon back in 2013 when the bombing happened. she survived that but was later killed this past week. she leaves behind three boys and so many others who will love and miss her. i want you to hear just the emotion behind the people who called in to 911 after hearing the gunshots. take a listen. >> there's peop

. >> cnn's nadia romero is in arcadia. we begin with brian todd in naples. officials said it could take months to recover. we have seen evidence all day long from our boat ride to where you are right now. where do things stand today where you are? >> jim, we're going to show you more evidence of why it's going to take so long to recover. we have been showing you houses and apartments where people have put all their worldly possessions on the curbs, from pwepblgs, fridges, chairs and tables. there is a security issue here. some places remain exposed. ground floor apartments. this was all done by water, by the way. the flood surge came in, tore out the facade of this apartment building, pushed everything out. we're going to sweep over to your right. orlando ruiz and i are going to show apartments to your right. they put up police tape. we have heard from neighbors of some of these people who said they have heard and seen actually people walking aimlessly into the apartments, milling in there and rummaging through just kind of loosely. this lady who told us thi

when i was 13 years old, my mother was pregnant, she gave birth to a girl, nadia, but nadia died in theer deceased sisters, even the alleged result of the genetic examination does not intend to establish family ties to contact him uselessly. is it really the square meters that are to blame for everything and the unknown brother appeared only for the sake of them? the three-room apartment is more occupied by my sister's husband and my niece. i do 12 meters with five of us. i just want the truth. that's all. i really hoped that i need a baby. my mother could not leave the child in the house. i hide the envelope tomorrow 16:45 on ntv you won't believe how singer. vitas arranged brawl. in the night club, she bought a house in france or in italy together. how many millions did choi spend on her experimental kitchen. this year we rolled up 6,000 cans 6,000 cans, what igor vernik will tell about his secret wedding. thanks, thanks guys. thank you so much. who took away sergei krestovsky from the umaturmanse group from the family, he left me in his shorts from the previous family. he left a litt

nadia cherednyk . to the initiatives of such enterprising people and in this way you make life easierour defenders and defenders to bring victory day closer vadym vasylchuk, deputy of the kyiv city council and commander of the territorial defense platoon of the ukrainian armed forces of kyiv in the kharkiv region where is mr. vasyl? have a nice day . have a nice day, and what are your needs, guys ? similarly, if what i heard was just on the previous broadcast, i had the opportunity to already listen to the wheels, especially for the boots of the swamp, because we actually have a problem with the fact that there are certain sections of roads where well, it is very difficult to drive, and winter tires are the title, if we are talking about transport. and we need to warm up, even though the sun has been pleasing us in recent days, we actually have the opportunity to warm up a little again in the sun this year some kind of very, very unpleasant. well, there is such a thing. well, for example, i understand that the units are mobile, they need all kinds of pickups, buggies, and so on. and t

nadia, let us know what you're seeing. i know you talked to a few people there today. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of people are excited to come out and voting and being part of the early voting process. this is the first saturday of early voting. and look at the lines of this polling location right here in the heart of atlanta. we spoke with one voter who told us it took her about 27 minutes to wait in line. and then, when she got in line, it took her ten minutes to cost her ballot. that process was easy. this polling location, they've seen about 4,000 people since monday. already coming to make sure that the voices are heard. take a look at the state-wide georgia numbers. as you mentioned, we're talking about record voter turnout, when you compare this year so far, compared to the same time period in 2018. more than 660,000 georgians have already voted. at this point in 2018, we're looking at 398,000. a significant increase. and part of that is the key races. here, the gubernatorial race. you have incumbent republican govern

petrunyok, who volunteered to tell her story, nadia, i congratulate you.ongratulate you, angelika, indeed, france is both the country of eclairs and the country of croissants, as you say, everyone is nice gastronomic myths about france , they really work nadya you already said that these are myths and it will be very interesting if you dispel them in a certain way for us today, if it is really so, i will note that one hundred thousand refugees from ukraine have been accepted france at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia on the territory of ukraine, i wonder exactly at what moment you left the territory of our country, decided to leave and why did you choose france as a temporary refuge? i left ukraine in mid-march from the first we left kyiv with my family for the territory closer to the polish border in the lviv region, but when we had the opportunity to go to europe, we took advantage of it because relatives of our family live in france, so we have certain connections here with the family type and let's say they helped us adapt here. we do

and nadia, those are big things.ngs, water logged, heavy things out of their home? are they getting a lot of help? >> reporter: there's some help from people who have come down to just lend a helping hand. you have some homes where they have had some roof damage, but they faired fairly well compared to other people. so people in the neighborhood who feel like, you know, we didn't get hit that badly, we're going to help our neighboring. then we have people who are snow birds here, so they came down to address their property issues. and they brought family members and friends. one man said i should be at a weightlifting competition, but i'm helping my buddy out. at this point, they haven't seen a lot of help from some of those government agencies. and so people are asking the question what do i do now? i wasn't able to get flood insurance. i had regular insurance, but that storm surge is considered flooding, so that doesn't cover some of their damages. so they're having to come out of pocket and just figure out how to

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one of the best, maria, alongside nadia.easy some of these four leaders are making comments about fiscal policy in the u.k.? we heard that from spain now, from the u.s. government, from the imf. very open about how they feel about the u.k. fiscal policy? tom: most of it is way out of line. frankly, if i am at the imf meetings, it is my first question, the first question. jonathan: like why the u.k.? tom: why the u.k.? you have a few other headed to worry about, but walk us through this process. can we agree about the letter? lisa: there is a larger question about whether markets are dictating for ski policymakers's response and whether they are getting the ok to come out pretty aggressively against this move because of the move in markets and the threat to international stability. jonathan: u.s. fiscal policy quite the same way. lisa: but markets liked it at the time. jonathan: they like it now. lisa: that is the issue, how much does it shift the narrative completely? jonathan: good morning to you. this is bloomberg. ♪ hi, i

nadia romero is there. you are, i understand, near a food and water distribution site.hat are residents telling you about what the wake of this looks inland? >> reporter: well, jim, the big issue now is how much longer can we sustain ourselves because we are on highway 70 right now, this road is where you would normally take to get through to the rest of town. so you would just continue on, you would pass over two bridges, you would make your way to a walmart, a publix and then you could go to palm beach or even make your way to fort myers. that's not going to happen because you can see this highway is now a river, peace river is overflowing in every direction. those are rvs you are looking at in the background that are just floating there from the camp site and further to the left of your screen you will see a truck here, the locals here tell me that was the last car that tried to make it out but the people inside had to jump out of the car and swim to shore because they just couldn't make it. now, positive sign that we're seeing is the water is starting to recede, abo

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so first, just to give nadia murad her due. she i met her at the united nations and that chapter i will you that chapters are really difficult chapter to read but it's so important because she came again a humble yazidi community and isis came in, killed her family, took her as a sex slave, and she went through unbelief several torture. but she got out of it. and had she gone and just been at peace in her life somewhere or just never looked back, everybody would have understood it. but she was so determined to hold them accountable. so she to the united nations and she was pleading us to start looking at the evidence that these isis members did on the yazidi community. and she fought and she won. they are now evidence she's been able to see her captors be held and she won a nobel peace prize because she continues to fight for human rights around the world. and so, you know, her story is amazing. you see in iran is heartbreaking because the people have always wanted more. they don't want to be under the iranian regime. and what

cnn's nadia romero visited one atlanta church that has served more than a million people in need since the early days of the pandemic. >> reporter: hundreds of families lined up for help. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: some of them for hours before this drive-through food pantry started at new birth mission nary baptist church in a suburb of atlanta over the weekend. >> you have absolutely no idea how many people are suffering in silence, having no clue as to how they're going to feed and take care of their families. >> reporter: every saturday since january 2020, back then, just 30 cars per week, but now, up to 3,000 cars a week. the pandemic and rising inflation providing a one-two punch on people's wallets. >> it is a pandemic and everything is going up. >> double and triple. i paid 85 cents a dozen for eggs and now they're $3. it's crazy. >> ridiculous and also you go in the supermarket and things get expensive. >> reporter: food prices more than alarming, especially for families living paycheck to paycheck. last month the bureau of labor statistics showing how much staple good

. >> cnn's nadia romero joining us live from ft. myers now. nadia, how was that message being received there? >> reporter: yeah. debris removal is definitely happening, but unfortunately the debris is all of people's belongings. they're left with nothing. everything that they had either blew away or was just drenched in those nasty storm floodwaters. so they're starting from scratch, which is why this disaster recovery center set up by fema and the state of florida is so important to people. about 100 people were lined up before the center even opened right behind me. so people are still inside the building right now. there's one room, about another 100 people waiting in line, to talk to someone from fema. this is important for people who had home insurance, maybe didn't qualify for flood insurance, or they were underinsured. they can come to fema for assistance. we've also been hearing stories of people who are finding out that their situation is only gotten worse. i want you to listen to one woman who found out today she's the victim of iden

. >> nadia romero is in arcadia. tell us what you are seeing there.here because of the flooding. this area is synonymous with flooding now. you could see behind me that this is part of the peace river that is starting to recede but not enough for there to be an ability tfor people to pass across this road. that is such a challenge. that is why we're seeing efforts like this behind me, the national guard bringing in cases of water of mre's and other items that people need so desperately. including bags of toiletries. everything in people's homes are dirty. or their destroyed or they've been wash ed away so simple things like baby wipes and lotion to get themselves clean, to have some sense of normalcy. but they have been cut off from the rest of florida. it is so hard to get to this spot. it is so hard to get out of this spot. we talked to one man who was concerned about his friends and family simply on the other side of the river who he doesn't know if they have all of the supplies they need. take a listen. >> yeah, there is no power and there is no w

thank you so much, nadia romero and boris sanchez. now to a blockbuster audio recording just unveiled at the oath keepers trial. it's from an alleged planning meeting after the 2020 election and a few weeks before the insurrection. this group discusses fighting for then president trump and talked about what weapons to bring to washington. five members of the far right militia group are on trial for seditious conspiracy. they've all pleaded not guilty. cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild is outside the u.s. district court in washington. whitney, walk us through these new recordings. >> reporter: well, ana, this was captured by an attendee. it was a roughly two-hour meeting that occurred in 2020. the defense -- excuse me, the department of justice, rather, has been trying to draw this timeline that begins shortly after the election and lasts through and even after january 6th. in this recording which again was about two hours, this is mostly steward rhodes, who the department of justice says was leader of the oath keepers, la

nadia, what are you seeing today? >> pamela, polls just closed here in the state of georgia, wrapping up the first weekend of early voting. take a look behind me.this is o dekalb county, georgia, and you can see people are walking out. the rules here state that if you are in line, if you are getting ready to vote, when the polling location closes, you can still continue that process. you can still cast your ballot. now, the workers here told me in the first two hours of the day, they saw more than 200 people cast their ballots at this location alone. but we are talking about record voter turnout. let's look at the statewide numbers here. so far, more than 740,000 georgians have voted so far in this early voting process. the numbers dipped down to about 80,000 on saturday, from 141,000, who we saw on friday. but those are still a record-breaking number. seeing so many people who are definitely voting and participating in the process. and we know that there are people who are concerned about election integrity, about vo