this time , the brewer's defender has changed.the meeting, dissuaded the defendant from voicing his position, and also referred to the fact that not all witnesses had been interrogated by the judge by the current day. as a result, the process will continue after 2 weeks, it is obvious that all the details of the incident. even small ones will have values ​​in 2016. vyacheslav pivovar was caught on a robbery. this is likely to become an aggravating circumstance for the court, which will have to make an obviously difficult decision regarding the driver to wait for the outcome of the process, he will be in the detention center maxim shevchenko oleg ivanov and dmitry novikov vesti duty. an unprecedented trial has started in ufa 86-year-old resident of bashkiria, fatkhulla iskhakov, who spent 13 years in a colony on false charges in the soviet years, wants to recover compensation from the ministry of finance of russia 450 mln rub. in such an amount. he appreciated the long years of life among rapists, murderers and real hardened robber

we send it over one more time to contessa brewer.happy friday, but you are here. >> you dismissed me. >> i did not know. people did not know we used to sit by each other. >> are you ready? zillow is offering mortgages with a down payment of 1% to try to lure home buyers. this is lower than 3% from freddie mac. it will pay 2% of down payment at closing. this move comes as rates here hit a 22-year high this week. >>> warner bros. pushing the release of "dune" to march because the stars cannot go out and promote because of the actors strike. the film will open on march 15th. the first installment came out in 2021 during the pandemic and made more than $400 million at the global box office. they need the stars to be out to promote. >>> michael jordan is regarded as the greatest basketball player of all time and also the richest. his sale of the stake of the hornets this month pushes his net worth to $3.5 billion according to bloomberg. aside from the hornets, the wealth comes from the jordan shoe at nike. last year, the brand generated 1

my man, jack i brewer, brewer foundation founder.this a little bit. this issue, as it has blossomed, you've talked about the it for a long time, i've talked about it for a long time. i think it's always important to understand the general sit of these issues -- genesises of these issues to somehow resolve them. talk to us about that. >> you know, the unfortunate reality is that we're in a society now where you can actually see the results of us just, you know, almost abandoning young boys and men, you know? and i focus on the youth so much, charles, because uh-uh think end when you start looking at reading and math deficiencies, how many of our young men who don't have fathers end up in prison or yale, you start to really see -- or jail, you see what happens when you stop teaching boys to actually be men. you see, you know, whether it's abuse and domestic violence, all those things are through the roof and that's just because, you know, we don't teach men how to respect women, how to respect family, how to build family. charles: righ

this time , the brewer's defender has changed.insisted on postponing the meeting, dissuaded the defendant from voicing his position, and also referred to the fact that not all witnesses have been questioned by the judge by the current day. as a result, the process will continue after 2 weeks, it is obvious that all the details of the incident. even small ones will make a difference in 2016. vyacheslav pivovar was caught on a robbery. this is likely to become an aggravating circumstance for the court, which will have to make an obviously difficult decision regarding the driver to wait for the outcome of the process, he will be in the detention center maxim shevchenko oleg ivanov and dmitry novikov vesti duty. in two regions of russia at once , penza from saratov regions, employees the ministry of internal affairs shut down the activities of an international group of counterfeiters who specialized in printing 100 dollars counterfeit banknotes, the criminals produced on professional equipment in an underground printing house, using t

>> the beer is flowing, and the brewers are breaking barriers. a craft brew revolution happening right now in oakland. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. a lot happening on this tuesday. let's start with the developing news in oakland. a deadly shooting at the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station. our skyranger was overhead. we're learning that b.a.r.t. police have a person of interest right now in custody. here's what happened. gunfire broke out just after 2:30 this afternoon in a bus loading zone on eighth and oak streets. one man was killed. investigators say surveillance video helped them track down that person of interest within two hours. no word yet on what may have led up to the shooting. police say they don't believe the victim or the shooter were riding the b.a.r.t. train. trains to that lake merritt station were halted for about 30 minutes. service is now back to normal. now, yesterday we reported that violent crime in oakland is at record highs. on this program, i spoke with cynthia adams, the head of the

there are also on the market, but the french brewer olain musulier prefers this device of his own designokes, they say, hardly anywhere else in the world. this is how elite malt is processed. i use beer, so i use shorter, but if the quality of zero came back again and again, until he saved up for an apartment in evpatoria , he sold it, and in order to open a business , he brewed the first glasses of beer, out, on the stove back in his french apartment. there is a story. there is a world of beer culture, so to teach people to explain what kind of beer is on the label of one of the beer varieties, as well as on the wall in the trading room, the portrait of mikhail strogoff is a character in the novel of the same name by the french writer jules verne in russia little is known about this work here brewer but in france everyone knows about it and just the same meteorite positions its product in france in french beer everyone in russia knows only gourmets. no, i'm selling well, about that. lovers it's still not enough, but little by little they will get to know and especially the tourists who

jack brewer wrote that and jack joins me mow.age that distracts. >> if they pick up a skill or black smith skill or carpentry city and i don't know that you can say they benefited from slavery and from learning that skill. i think that you can say they use that eduse that had skill p. stuart: that one word and seasons. take that out and the curriculum would be fine in your opinion; correct? >> not fine but applauded and shared across the nation. your know, florida is only one of 12 states that has a robust african american curriculum, and if you read the 216 pages of this one, it's probably better than all of them, stuart. it dives into all the complexities of the plight of slaves and african americans and other parts of black history particularly in florida as well. stuart: okay, you say that sentence or that word distracts from how far we've come. tell us how far have we come? >> i'm on this station as a black man that supports governor desantis and worked next to governor desantis and helped pass the most robust fatherhood in

thank you, thank you, thank you, shannon brewer.rson i really wanted to talk to about this case. thank you for saying yes. let's talk about this little girl. that's the reality now for little girls all across your former state. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts actually is this is exactly what we have been telling everybody is going to happen. this is going to happen a lot more, probably has already happened. we're just hearing about this one. this is what we were telling everybody when they were saying that they had these exceptions for rape and yet there are no doctors or physicians or anyone in the state to see these people when they have been raped. so this is exactly what we expected to happen. and we're going to see this a lot more. >> you can say there are exceptions but then you're like, there needs to be a police report filed in a certain amount of time. it was ten weeks later before she told her mom. this is a terrified little girl. i was terrified before giving birth. this is a child, and these states, and if you loo

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the men, in their twenties and thirties, were attacked outside the two brewers in clapham high streetre do we know? i have been watching a trickle of people going into the two brewers tonight, some being searched as they go in and there was heightened security presence at the door and a heightened police presence around as well. it is nowhere near as busy as it was 2a hours ago when the attack happened. those two men were standing outside when they were approached by a man in a mask with a knife, they were stabbed and police believe they were targeted in what they describe as a homophobic attack. what the metropolitan police is doing tonight is two things, firstly trying to find a man and to prevent a potential repeat attack but secondly, and of equal importance, is trying to reassure people living here, particular members of the gay community and more broadly the lgbtq+ community, that they are taking this very seriously. the london met said it can't describe it as appalling, saying the police are having a robust investigation —— the london mayor sadiq khan. you go get a sense there

jack brewer wrote that and as far as race is concerned, how far out have we come?s it an eight-month hi, is that bidenomics at work? larry kudlow on that, larry is next. ♪ /hir in president biden looking to tackle student loans again after his original plan was shot down by the supreme court. edward lawrence with us, what is the president new plan? >> by house announcing another change to a program called saving on valuable education and limits the amount of student repayment for the old so the open allowed students to pay 10% of their income as a student loan repayment. the change annexed makes it 5% of their income so the loan does not go away and the people about poverty line, it extends the money they have to pay back and years they have to pay it back for those under the poverty line, it runs into another forgiveness plan were after a certain amount of years the loan is forgiven whether delinquent or not so critics of the president's student loan plans say it does nothing to change the underlying problem about the affordability of college. >> colleges get the

different craft brewers are making it and teaming up to raise funds to help. >> if someone will take over the anchor it should be the people making the beer there in the first place. most of these people are san franciscans. >> enterprise brewing opened earlier this month taking on the name of a brewery. they actually shut down during prohibition. on labor day weekend, and other brewery in the south bay will release its own version. >>> it was a big night at the u.s. national gymnastics championship happening in san jose. the men's competition came to a close. garvin thomas was on the arena floor tonight giving us a great view with all of the pictures. you were there for the chronic of a new all-around national champion with local ties, right? >> that is right. one out of every five may compete at the u.s. national championships street:stanford. singling out sure would have been the best thing. a freshman was the runner-up at the collegiate championship. do once library? a little unsteady on the first two apparatuses falling third and the all-around after a floor exercise but then he

britain's pubs and brewers claiming that the new alcohol duty in today will cost their industry .their industry. an extra £225 million. but the prime minister says it's something to cheer with. alcohol now taxed on strength rather than a category. >> so let's tell you what is changing. well draught beer and prosecco will cost less, but wine and whisky will cost more with duty increasing by 10.1. thatis with duty increasing by 10.1. that is an extra £53 with vat on a bottle of wine and more than a pound on gin. vodka and whisky. the government says it's trying to incentivise us to drink less but also support struggling pubs i >> however, the wine and spirits trade association says it means many struggling businesses having to push up their prices further. the scotch whisky association going further , association going further, saying it will add to inflation. >> east midlands reporter will hollis has much more on the story . when you're in the story. when you're in the business of helping brits get leathered, there's no better place to set up a brewery than an old leather factory.

the photo was taken outside two brewers in clapham at the time of the stabbings on sunday night.w out of hospital. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, called the attack abhorrent and says there is no place for hate in london. next up, the women's world cup, where spain are into their first final after beating sweden 2—i. the captain, 0lga carmona, scored a cracking goal right at the end to seal the win. they'll play either england or australia in the final. some other stories now, and this one sounds like it's straight out of ajames bond movie. three people who were accused of spying for russia have been arrested and charged in the uk. they're all from bulgaria and had fake ids for nine countries across europe. they're due to go on trial in london nextjanuary. and this probably isn't what you want to hear if you're back to uni in september. more strikes are being planned by the university and college union as part of a dispute about pay. it's been going on for months, meaning exams and assessments haven't been marked and some students haven't been able to graduate. and we're going t

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. >> reporter: the world's largest brewer had a tough couple months.have our first official look from anheuser-busch in bevin how much their work moves pushed away consumers. core consumers choosing other cans, us sales and profits fell 10. 5% in second quarter. bud light is losing its share to competitors like miller and coors. most of all, recorded its best quarter for sales since 2005 after its brand had significant share in the us. this grassroots boycott seems to have accomplished what it set out to do, shakeup bud light so much they reevaluate their priorities. here's the ceo on the earnings call this morning. >> they want beer without a debate, want us to trade in platforms all consumers love and this is what they are doing. >> things have gotten so bad that the brewer told distributors that it would actually buy back unsealed cases of beer that have gone past their expiration date. data trackers say they've never seen a pullback like this. >> almost an easy break, someone driving a car and slams the brakes. there's been fluctuations on big bran

as tilray will acquire 8 brands from anheuser-busch that will make tilray the fifth largest craft brewerock is up big this morning nearly 30% higher. joining us now is tilray's ceo irwin simon. good morning welcome. >> good morning. how are you. >> >> doing all right. trying to understand this deal how much of anheuser-busch recent trials and tribulations around bud light had to do with this deal? >> nothing had to do with this deal i think the big thing you said is this here, this takes out for tilray is predictability we're not waiting on cannabis legalization, it diversifies tilray in january 2020 we rebranded the company tilray brands we got 30% of the cannabis business in canada we're not sitting and waiting for predictability, and i called anheuser-busch and asked about these brands and we had discussions and it's a great deal for both of us, and it was great to work with ab on this. >> i wonder if you got a great price because of the problems they've been struggling with >> we got great brands and great opportunities to grow these brands, and actually as, you know, strategically w

it happened outside to brewers in clapham last night.d. have you ever had a job that shorter we are not quite sure how many hours you do? start shed with the bbc show the number of people from ethnic minorities doing that kind of work has doubled in the past decade. it only went up by 10% for white people. there have been more big—money spending and football transfer market. name on the left is leaving psg and his often a saudi club al—hilal more than £75 million and chelsea have paid over 100 million to sign brighton's voices kai sotto. we will leave you with ten seconds a panda party. this is lalo the giant panda cub elevating a second but that is in singapore. he was spoiled with ice blocks, a watermelon and even a bamboo cake. you are all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester united were smiling in the end, but wolves didn't really deserve to lose. the saudis swoop for another superstar, now neymar is off to the pro—league. and it's semi—final time at the women's world cup. we're in australia and n

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it happened outside two brewers in clapham last night.hat short—term where you're not quite sure how many hours you'll do? stats shared with the bbc show the number of people from ethnic minorities doing that kind of work has doubled in the past decade. it only went up by 10% for white people. and there's been more big—money spending in the football transfer market. neymar, on the left, is leaving psg and is off to saudi club al hilal for more than £75 million. chelsea have paid over £100 million to sign brighton's moises caicedo. we're going to leave you with ten seconds of a panda party. this is lei lei, the giant panda cub, celebrating his second birthday at a zoo in singapore. he was absolutely spoiled — he got ice blocks, a watermelon and even a bamboo cake. you're all caught up, have a great night. hello there, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday. manchester united were smiling in the end, but wolves didn't really deserve to lose. the saudis swoop for another superstar. now neymar is off to the pro league.

. >> dana: jack brewer, founder of the brewer foundation. wonderful to have you here. for the viewers, explain your connection here with haiti and all the work you do there. >> we work in haiti for almost 15 years. we have two orphanages and a team of doctor and nurses doing medical treatment and been on the ground after every disaster that you have seen and we continue to pour resources into the country. things have been difficult but we have a long history on the island and when we see things like this, it is devastating. >> dana: on the day she was abducted the state department issued a travel advisory. it says do not travel to haiti due to kidnapping, crime, civil unrest and poor healthcare infrastructure. kidnapping is widespread and victims including u.s. citizens and use sophisticated planning or take advantage of unplanned opportunities and even convoys have been attacked. you can be down there doing good work and call for number two, over 1,000 kidnappings in haiti from january to june. for people who might not be aware, what is the situation in haiti right no

brewers , a competitor of our company, look for him in similar areas and dig everything possible on him to explain, you see that guy in the blue shirt over there. stepan stories, damn it, that's what i'll say, for now. you think he's coming, we need confirmation from him that anastasia started killing. our task is not hide the plot, but let's find the father of her child. well, you have 10 minutes again? hello anastasia saw our minibus stepan, i showed a video where anastasia leaves with him and dasha's assumption that anastasia spent the night fell into the apartment? listen, how embarrassing? i think you should talk to pavel and tell him that you got pregnant that night. that's horrible. no, not in the sense that this is pasha, the horror is that i went to the brewery in such a state. and you have known him for a long time, up to 100 years, we even had roman in his youth, but somehow it didn’t grow together. yes i forgot to think about him and haven’t seen him for five years, and i remembered on you where he lives , wait. he is married, or he divorced me with his wife could not. but i

contessa brewer. for more on the road ahead, let's bring in david samson, the american property casualty insurance association ceo and president. david, thank you so much for joining us when you hear -- >> thank you, melissa. >> when you hear about the losses that have just amounted to just a total that we have not seen in this industry, ever, what are the ramifications of this >> well, i think contessa pretty well gave you a good assessment of what the ramifications are. natural disasters have delivered hundreds of billions of dollars in losses every year for the last three years, as a matter of fact, $275 billion in insured losses due to natural disasters over the last three years. that's the highest total ever in the united states, and the first half of 2023, we've already seen $40 billion in insured losses, and, of course, that's going to go up as a result of maui, as a result of the wildfires, and hurricane idalia and we're not even in the peak of the hurricane season yet. >> walk us through what

. >>> welcome back i'm contessa brewer. here's your news update.hat wildfire that leveled the hawaiian town of lahaina is now about 80% contained. firefighters are making progress over two other firefighters. the devastation is still widespread governor josh green says it is the state's largest natural disaster ever. he spoke with president biden about hawaii's immediate needs officials report at least 55 people have died and the damage they predict will take years to repair and cost billions. >>> attorney general merrick garland announced he's appointing a special counsel in the hunter biden investigation david weiss who has been running the investigation will assume that role. the attorney general said weiss asked earlier this week for that change. >>> russia launched its first moon landing spacecraft in nearly 50 years. if the mission is successful, russia would be the first country to land on the lunar south pole, an area believed to hold pockets of water. the lander is expected to touch down in ten days we'll keep our eye on that >> all right

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perhaps ones involving artificial technology or technology contessa brewer joins us what's the latestth toll is continuing to rise at 55. the continuing problem is the west side of maui is still inaccessible home depot says its maui store is helping to source supplies so they need coolers, ice, water, tents. the tents could be crucial as shelter because hotels are at capacity or closed for instance, marriott told us three of its hotels in the area affect on west maui have closed because of power outages and guests have left, a westin, a sheraton and a rites carlton, and -- and that western area of maui meanwhile the who's who of maui are working to respond personally nick fleetwood owns a destination restaurant in lahaina, he says his very first concern was his team. >> they are still searching for people it became very apparent to me in running this restaurant which, of course, is destroyed, like every other business in that town, so i became aware, we became aware that over 80 people who work with us for about two days, we didn't actually have everyone accounted for. >> nick told me

they also love their brewers.o worlds can coalesce, we will find out because we will be back here in less than a year for the rnc. my first time in milwaukee that i can remember and it is offering everything you need. if you come here, there is no treason leave. there is no reason to vacation. it's got everything. it's even got sunscreen. >> ainsley: it is the biggest city in wisconsin. it's a battleground state. four of the last six presidential elections, brian, have been decided by less than a percentage point. trump narrowly won that state in 2016 and he lost in 2020. when you talk to the voters on the ground -- i know you have been there talking to people, who do they like? what's your sense? >> well, you are going to see it in a package in about four minutes. i'm going to give you an idea of what it was like on the ground. my sense is there is a lot of "i don't know" there is not one person that could name everybody, all eight that's going to be on the stage because president trump will not be going. but, i

cnbc's contessa brewer is tracking the latest inflation numbers for cnbc on msnbc. it all down for us. >> it's the first time in 13 months that we have seen inflation tick up by 2/10 of a percent, and that's notable because of the effort the federal reserve has put into fighting inflation, and the biggest contributor to that increase was housing costs. it went up by 4/10 of a percent from the previous month. it's higher by 7.7% over the last year. gas prices are also ticking up. car insurance is notably higher. it's up 2% from june, and 17.8% over last year, which really, if you think about it, makes sense because car repair is also more expensive. new car prices dropped a tenth of a percent from june. used car prices down 1.3% over the month, and listen to this, and great if you're planning your travel, airline tickets are down a full 8.1% from june to july. the markets did gain some steam on this report because it showed slightly less inflation than expected. and investors are closely watching inflation, weekly wages are holding steady. that could be seen as a sig

. >> the brewer's association says last year, the number of federal permits issued to craft breweries was the lowest since 2013. and we could see even fewer this year. >>> let's switch gears for a moment. paul, there's a lot going on this weekend to say the least. but i'm going to the giants game tonight. and i'm hoping, i'm hoping it's not going to be freezing. but i have a feeling it is probably going to be pretty foggy. >> i would plan on layering up a bit. the fog will make its push across the city. the breeze kicking in. we are seeing plenty of sunshine along the immediate coastline. plenty of sun over the santa clara valley. let's take a look at what you need to know. widespread fog. patchy mist and drizzle. warming trend kicks in as we head into the weekend. even around the bay, along the coast, temperatures warm up a couple of degrees. occasional clouds floating through. then, the temperatures are going to peakly early next week. let's take a look. concord will see more kind of violent ups and downs. peaking in the upper half of the 90s tuesday. and coasting down to slightly b

. >> the brewers association says the number of federal permits issued to craft breweries was the lowestuld see fewer this year. >>> that is not good news for m craft beer-loving friend paul heggen! he really does love hi craft beer. >> oh no, you don't just lock into this striking physique. yo have to enjoy the grain-based beverages! >> i am not a big drinker but i do like beer! >> moderation is the key, but craft breweries, there are so many of them just competing wit each other. will be interesting to see where it goes. let's tal a little weather. it might be a good night for enjoying one of those beverages with the fog rolling and once again. also some clouds further in the atmosphere with some remnants o tropical storm eugene. this wil be sliding a little bit of moisture up towards the satellite and radar. you can se showers making their way closer and closer to the bay area. the bulk of the activity is staying along the coast. so far it is not outside the realm of possibility that some of that could sneak up into santa cruz county, santa clara county as w zoom in for a closer look

tell us about this baby to our brewer does a really good job of the barrel age program.is one happens to be a scotch ale that we laid down for eight months and a whiskey barrel. so it brings a totally unique aspect and taste profile of course we do ipas, we are california, so west coast ipa appeased. that's the one that won gold in 2017. it's also probably our most popular beer, but we do some lighter styles as well. we do an english mild that's been laid down in oak. we do mexican lager brewed with lime, so we have a one man show. justin peck is the brewer and he does a really fantastic job of keeping things fresh and kind of the little engine that could. how do you grow the business? how do we grow the business? that's the age old question. just like i said, experience. people leave here with a with a good feeling. then they'll be back and they'll talk about us. that's how we feel. really confident in that. and you're you grew up where chicago chicagoland area what's it like living you live in santa cruz now but los gatos what's the community like? community is great.

we'll drew you to two brewers who are breaking barriers.t and more coming up on our 7:00 newscast. >>> next on "nightly news," our investigative unit teamed up with nbc news to investigate driverless vehicles and the close calls out on the road. tonight, our senior investigator bigad shaban will take you on his own ride. what's going to happen? lester holt joins us from new york. >>> tonight, the deadly storms, flash floods, and tornadoes leaving a path of destruction in the northeast. a confirmed tornado damaging homes today in massachusetts. major flooding on the roads near boston vehicles stranded. in maryland, video of power lines toppling onto cars, trapping dozens of people for hours. at least two deaths at least two deaths blamed on the storms south carolina, and a a teen hit by a falling tree in south carolina, and a man struck by lightning in alabama. our team in the storm zone >>> also tonight, the massive strike in los angeles. city workers walking off the job. what they're demanding, and the major impacts on city services. >>> n

i'm contessa brewer.update this hour the judge overseeing the case against former president trump is hearing arguments this morning in a d.c. federal courtroom. the special prosecutor wants to bar trump publicly sharing evidence turned over by the government during discovery. prosecutors sought that order after a truth social post promising to, quote, come after those who would go after him >>> here we are in the middle of a war and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy just fired the heads of the country's regional recruitment centers why? concerns over corruption ukrainian officials have made cracking down on it a priority as the country seeks membership in the european union. >>> negotiators from striking writers and the hollywood studios will return to the bargaining table top issues are the payment of residuals in the streaming er and the use of artificial intelligence. >> contessa brewer for us. thanks. >>> an hour into trading as we said, markets rebounding from the opening lows the umish data to

a group of boaters appears to attack a brewer boat co-captain and police issued several warrants today. kron four's grant lotus here with us with more on what led up to this fight in the first place. really ugly here. this is saturday night in montgomery, alabama, when a pontoon boat, see here was parts where it shouldn't have been. it was. >> in a designated space for one of the cities. riverboats should have been there. so the riverboat co-captain, the guy in the white shirt there was moving the pontoon boat out of the way after the people who brought the pontoon boat there refused to move that thing. and you can see things escalate. they started confronting the co-captain. take a look at what happens next. one of the guys with the well, that's the police chief who talked about this. but one of the guys with the pontoon boat, the private voter walks over to sky and confronts and then starts starts trying to attack him. that leads to an all out fight between the 2 of them. but shortly after a lot more people. here we go. this is the beginning. the fight ahead comes off and it's on and

well, maybe a certain number of romantics will appear again, but now the same example of a brewer whoed the ministry for six months and did a lot of useful things has gone back in business, and now they came to him with a 180-volume case against him, accusing him of causing losses to the state for reforms, and for reforms that everyone recognizes as correct. people and creates such a reverse selection, because fit people, seeing kyiv valev, seeing the case of pivovarsky, especially kyiv vagarsky, they will think where our people are, we need it, we will enter the civil service there for six months to a year, we will destroy our lives for 10 years ahead and then we will have a different life . therefore this is a problem - this is a big problem , and unfortunately, i did not see such a simple solution after its completion. even against the background of european integration, there were such fantastic ideas , for example, to ban any judges who became judges in ukraine, uh, just pass this judicial competition and recruit purely some foreign courts. those who would simply pass the minimum

. >> reporter: and alejandro says they continue to build legacy, the home brewer and freelance news photographer who opened this place back in 1983. >> reporter: so the local residents are excited to see this happen. >> we used to go there every saturday night for probably 20 plus years. and we're a little disappointed that they closed with the pandemic and stuff that we have not been there for three years, but they closed, so it is good to hear that they will reopen and it will be good that they will stay the same. >> reporter: especially because this place has been a big part of the craft beer movement. but more than that, the guys say it was the familiarity of it that kept them going. >> and everything was by name, you know, we knew their names and they knew our names. they knew what we wanted. >> reporter: that is alejandro's goal. he wants to keep the traditional craft beer and experience, but he is also ready to add some latin american styles especially because he says heyward is a diverse community. >> i'm very happy as there is a latino behind it. >> he keeps on brewing buffalo bills hou

we've heard from brewers. now heard from brewers.think at home. gb views at gb dot com. gb news dot com. >> yeah. now the arrival of the first set of asylum seekers on the bibby stockholm barge in dorset has been delayed . well, dorset has been delayed. well, no surprise everything when it comes to this sort of issue seems to get delayed. this time it's over. fire safety concerns. >> well, the home office had been planning to send a group of 50 migrants to the barge, which is currently docked in portland , it has been held up , but it has been held up following last minute meetings. >> to our south—west >> let's talk to our south—west of england. >> reporter jeff moody, who's in portland us this portland port for us this morning. so what's going on, jeff . jeff. >> hello, stephen. well, yes, as you say , they were expecting 50 you say, they were expecting 50 asylum seekers to arrive this morning. then we heard yesterday that it was going to be only 25 at this initial stage . at this initial stage. apparently they'd all been they'd al

the dutch brewer heineken has left russia by selling its operation there for i left russia by sellingn firms, including mcdonald's and starbucks, stop their operations in russia when the country invaded ukraine last february. 0ur reporter has been looking at the big brands making that same move. so what can i making that same move. so what can 1 euro by you in russia? apparently seven breweries that employ 1800 people. earlier, another be a giant, carlsberg, couldn't even get that price and completely lost all its assets, being seized by the russian government, as well as food company danone. britain has signed a decree saying that the russian state would manage shares belonging to danone, and now it is owned by this guy, a nephew of the church in leader. in another1 euro purchase, in october last year, car manufacturer nissan sold its operations for this exact price, and they were estimated to be worth over 600 million euros. brands have been exiting the russian market since the full—scale invasion of ukraine, losing profits and assets. mcdonald's close doors to its 850 restaurants,

the men in the 20s and 30s were attacked outside the two brewers club in clapham high street.cident is a homophobic attack. property level crossing are safe but there are son willing to take big risks at thejunction. they include people taking selfies, texting on crossings and some even doing push—ups. children playing. one—armed press—ups. and selfies with dogs. just some of the incidents seen on level crossings around worcestershire so far this year. these shocking videos were captured on covert cameras by network rail. train horn blares. they've released them as a safety warning to the public. you wouldn't go out into the middle when cars are coming and start doing press—ups or taking a selfie with your dogs and whatnot, so i don't understand why you would do it on a railway, when trains are much heavier, faster, and they can't stop or swerve out the way. this is a location where network rail has seen some of these incidents occur, and they say one of the reasons behind it may be people's desire for interesting videos or photos to post on social media, but it says that this

more understandings and more diplomatic engagements. agreements would, would move them away from a brewer and conflict for our building on that point. do you see this and, and the girl was making the point that this is a pretty narrow deal. right. on a pretty narrow set of issues. do you see this as potentially baby steps building towards a bigger agreement between the us in iran or it could that by the administration could $310.00 to the new could be an agreement on the 1st day of the by then presidents the same. ready you return to the agreement on the client lender quit sized kind of quotes in the us, the political system. the new president cannot verify the executive orders of the previous president then by the bank would do that with the executive or that strong pad with regard to the new to the eviction. but she refused to do that to you if he's refusing to return to the agreement and a half years after that his presidency and the john kennedy, the national security council. the spokesman is saying yesterday that they are not going to negotiate, that they're leaving the negotiating

teddie brewer, a retired school principal from las vegas, relies on the drug eliquis, to treat her irregular heartbeat. >> when i go into the pharmacy and i say, i'm here to pick up my eliquis, the pharmacist always say, you know, it's very expense. and i say, i know, but it's that, or risk having a heart attack. so, i guess i'll just have to pay it. >> reporter: americans pay more for prescription drugs than any country in the world. xarelto, for example, that drug for blood clots, costs three times more in the u.s. than it does in canada. now negotiating drug prices directly with manufacturers could save medicare an estimated $98.5 billion over a decade. the exact amount seniors will save is still unknown, but tonight, the white house making it clear, they will save. >> so how much of those savings will go directly to seniors on medicare? >> we don't know what the negotiated price will be. this is a subject to negotiation. so, we can't tell you the specific amount that people will save, but there will be savings to people both paying out of pocket and also to the medicare program itself. >

the d is for mr. brewer and western leg work order. and the days of us in june would be our that word order is now that will be more us see in your 3, in the last, at the desk. but that the by the americans have no fuel west, the light that they have to do. but it's the dry re being that court order in some more detail order that has no relation with the the word has gene. i won't be no pointed disregard, but when building dead shore bbc america, lift the lid charlottesville, football in the woods. ok. the next strawberry violent said damage that big inflicted variable. we have to be looking at 20 years after the beat you out for. we also know that maybe the simply the database that'd be america. they did a kind of stuff. we are bore officially, that half a 1000000 people would have kids there during the american occupation of their full countries in the, at this time. and you know, that is the reason why that is what the thinking did. a good deal. there has to be that i use the other countries, they are not claiming to pop our data, b

teddie brewer, a retired school principal from las vegas, relies on the drug eliquis to treat her irregular heartbeat. >> the pharmacist will always say, you know, this is very expensive, and i said, i know, but it's either that, or risk having a heart attack, so, i guess i'll just have to pay it. >> reporter: the exact amount seniors will save is still unknown, but tonight, the white house making it clear, they will save. so, how much of those savings will go directly to seniors on medicare? >> we don't know what the negotiated price will be. this is a subject to negotiation. so, we can't tell you the specific amount that people will save, but there will be savings to people both paying out of pocket and also to the medicare program itself. >> reporter: and david, seniors will see those savings kick in in about 2 1/2 years. the prices have to first be negotiated with those drug companies, and some of them are already trying to block this program in court. but still, the white house says they're confident they will win, and that the list of drugs announced today is just the beginning. david