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losses, and that could be higher, to your point, when flood makes up a greater component of any loss, because, you know, a lot of that, you know, flooding is not covered under traditional homeowners policies. coverage can be bought under national flood program. but that would not fall on, you know, to any of these traditional homeowners insurers with commercial policies. there could be flooding that's purchased with those policies, but with your traditional home policies, you would not see flood coverage included. >> all of this has sparked a lot of conversation about what we should do to make insurance affordable for people who are in these both directly affected zones and also for those who might not have flood nationally. should there be a mandate to get more people in the program, bring down coasts for everybody, as these events become so much more common in areas that never expected to suffer such damage. what are you hearing on the insurer's side? >> look, you know, insurers, you know, that's what they're in business for to, you know, provide coverage for these instances, but,

this led to negligible losses. ugledar was doomed.impossible to save him, but it was possible to save people, but the order to leave was never given. everyone in the city and around it understood that the countdown was coming to an end. and then for hours, but the order to leave never came. and indeed, pay attention to the wording that the fortress comes out of the statement, the higher command did not issue an order, but permission to leave the city. he noted that the need to withdraw troops from the coal mine due to the threat their entourage has been talking for more than a week, various analysts, journalists, volunteers, the same yuriy butusov, serhii sternenko, stanislav bunyatov. the co-founder of the project also spoke about this in an interview with us. site ruslan mykula. we cannot establish all the circumstances of the withdrawal from ugledar during the active phase of hostilities, but we managed to communicate with the press officer of the 72nd. the brigade that defended the ugledar these two years. this is actually the fir

they have a solution they can offer to clients in order to make up for the loss on the -- not the losshat they are earnings less on the net interest income. >> and filippo, looking at other trends we see in the space, it has been a broad market. do you think the recovery in investment banking, for example, is enough to offset other troubled areas like commercial lending, for example? >> yes, that's a very good point. we saw and observed that the fed stopped last year would put a break on animal spirits. now the expectation is there is a pipeline building up in corporate finance mandates which will be power again if the fed does continue cutting rates. especially this is the key question if the fed managed to achieve a soft landing so the economy keeps growing, 2% to 2.5%, then there is a possibility this will be unleashed and banks like jp and morgan stanley, we will capitalize on the animal spirits and maybe resurrect the ipo market which has been doppler radar medorment in the last few years. >> a look ahead for what investors would price ahead in the space. speaking of general senti

of a story, loss of an economic base, a loss of white masculine and a political figure. and then you kind of go in for this killshot early at the end where, you connect this to the idea of a stop, the steal and believe and i think make a pretty convincing that this language is something being stolen has this deeper residence that maybe we recognize. so could you speak about that? yes. how how does loss move to and shame to blame? i think it comes from very fascinating and i think he's been. from loss to shame. one man said this i'll tell you how it happens. he said first a man gets laid from the mines and he blames the supervisor and is he's mad then after a while he hasn't got a new job and his wife said, well, you know we need to fix the car and feed the kids and it's okay. i'll, i'll try and get a job. but the other jobs in the area are dollars 950. you can work over time and they're called girly jobs. sometimes, you know, they're served as jobs. and so you're ashamed to take it, but you're shamed not take it. and then you may leave. get on route 23, go to cincinnati.

... of some sort such a performance by this robot, it would have certain image losses for us as well,does not have any strategic significance for the occupiers, except to distract our forces, which is precisely why their actions are now being accompanied by the launching of cabs, because they actually started from the beginning. andriy rezhenko, military expert, strategic expert of the sonata company, joins our broadcast. welcome, thank you for joining. ah, good morning. everything that is known as of now about the situation with the coal farmer, in the official, v media, let's say, yes, we have just listed to our viewers. public sources in the 72nd brigade say that a partial occupation of the city took place, a smaller part, as of yesterday, was at least under control. there is no desire to comment on the last days of defense, such a quote, and i ask you to comment on what it could mean? look, if you look at the situation a little more broadly, i have now specially opened the general map, here is the south of the exit of these areas of the front, then you can clearly imagine that...

of the vogledar rather painfully, as well as the loss of every settlement, where there are also losseshuman destinies and lives , then of course, in this direction, they will try, in addition to militarily, to achieve... military results and information campaign of a certain information pressure, especially there they concentrated their best forces, which they have actually in the theater of hostilities in ukraine, but despite this, we are again observing a certain trend now in the pokrovsk direction, our comrades are taking russian military convoys, and these are already quite frequent cases, which... let's say, came to the russian army some month or two ago, that is, they really pull everything they can, they don't even always give them the opportunity to prepare or adapt to of the army, just signed a contract for the young fighter course and already in pokrovsk, while we also know that they are dragging conscripts to kurshchyna, that is, what am i leading to, that the intensity of fighting in narrowly defined directions will take place in... for them it is emphasized, but we also kn

is florida you are looking at a construction loss, manufacturing losses, trade was a big concern goinginto milton especially part of tampa bay that's where 43% of the states you will comes in and you don't know as you go into this he has a point maybe it wasn't the best idea to do the report ahead of time but if you're in business you have to think ahead of time. >> that part of it is fair and you have to know what it costs and insurance and things like that down the road but i do think desantis point is good and were in the midst of this trying to solve the problem and deal with things right, the lives of people in the state are at risk and people chirping in his ear about all these other things it becomes a distraction when the task at hand is really saving lives and property in trying to help people. cheryl: let's talk about the economic story of florida within the estimates whether it's 50 billion or 175 billion, ian was at $75 billion storm if not more, helene is even higher. >> that is true and what we want to recognize florida is already suffering from very elevated insurance co

but far below the heavier losses . china's ministry of finance will brief on fiscal policy on saturday, october the 12. this is the piece of the puzzle that investors have been waiting for. will they expand the deficit limits. will they issue more debt in terms of those sovereign bonds, and will they allow greater fiscal space and fiscal spending, particularly around consumer households. china's 10 year government bond futures raising those gains. the u.n. strengthening on the back of this and you are paring losses on the csi 300. still down 3.7% but well off the lows of the session. jamie dimon says the fed was right to cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points last month. they were right to do that. that is the view from jp morgan ceo. in our exclusive interview, j.p. morgan had warned that that inflationary forces still remain. jamie: inflation is coming down, they don't want to come into recession, unemployment has been going up, they are raising rates very high, rapidly to 5%. and they are will right to t

of life that this community has experienced, the loss of normalcy, and the loss of critical resources, so i'm here today to thank all of those who are working to get folks they support and relief that they so desperately need and so rightly deserve. that includes the fact that still in this community, 60% of residents do not have power. many have been without running water for at least a couple of days now. many have water but no hot water. i was just talking with one of the members of the community and her daughter who lost her husband, and there is a real pain and trauma that has resulted because of this hurricane and what has happened in terms of the aftermath of it. i do want to acknowledge and thank the rest responders who have been extraordinary. having met with them, they are the kind of folks that are the heroes in moments of crisis, who do extraordinary work that is about lifting up other people. as it relates in particular to the leaders here doing that work, including first responders, most of them, as it relates to the local folks, are folks who have personally and their f

it's experienced a loss since september 2018.arriages in the uk. charlie day was heartbroken and she lost a baby, a boy named rory, at 11 weeks. she says receiving an official certificate made the world of difference. it’s the world of difference. it's chanced the world of difference. it's changed the _ the world of difference. ut�*s changed the whole grieving process for us, having that document, it has meant we are notjust a document, it has meant we are not just a statistic and that actually rory existed and we could name our baby. we could be placed on the document as his parents and for us that's been incredible that our baby's life is recognition.— life is recognition. previously certificates — life is recognition. previously certificates were _ life is recognition. previously certificates were restricted . life is recognition. previously| certificates were restricted to babies lot from september 2018 new rules mean anybody in england over age 16 this pregnancy ended before 2a weeks can apply for a certificate regardless of

and then the gdp loss in the occupied west bank, minus 32.8%. time now for some social media posts, let's take a look at some of them that we picked for this occasion, october 7th: first one, leader yahya sinwar, the terror of the zionis and their lies, the next war will change the shape of the earth, this is what simon predicted actually few years ago, and it has actually begun to come true. next, just in case you didn't know it yet, this is a reminder that cnn and uh genocide joe's administration both lied about. headed babies on october 7th to give israel the excuse that they needed to ethnically cleanse palestinians. then since october 7th, 2023, the us has significantly supported israel. this includes military equipment and supplies, vedoing un security council resolutions, $12 and a half billion dollars in military aid, just in one instance, and the military presence, like the u.s. is gerald r. ford, on your own in reference to the picture. next, the prelue to the video that you're about to... see where australian people have reacted to 65

yesterday, president zelenskyi, commenting on the loss of the ughledar, said that saving the lives ofple, soldiers, is is more important than maintaining some structures or buildings, or is it... the principle is there and felt in your direction as well? well, first of all, the life and health of the personnel is a priority for all units, so if there are no personnel, then no one will pilot the pilots and drones, and no one will use the artillery, therefore, first of all, it is the personnel, therefore in those parts of the terrain where the enemy is creating, there are no places left for conducting high-quality defense, therefore a decision is made, the following decision was made precisely according to ugledar, the preservation of life first of all, according to pokrovsk, were there in principle several messages, starting from maryana, a well-known ukrainian woman with no corners. deputies to continue to other former deputies, politicians such as yury lutsenko, for example, who is in the defense forces, about the fact that there is not a very good line of defense in pokrovsk and wha

the brigade of black zaporozhets claim that the departure from the ugledar allowed to minimize the loss of personnel. why do some analysts say that the withdrawal order is untimely? sharp scaling of weapons production. the president and the government. report on the increase in the production of defense products several times, what is the real situation and what are the development prospects of ukrainian. we saw a number of productive steps. in the usa, the victory plan proposed by ukraine is cautiously evaluated. what decisions can be expected from the partners at the next ramstein, and when zelensky will reveal his secret plan. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next hour, we talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. let's talk about what is currently happening in kurshchyna, and about the withdrawal of the armed forces of ukraine from ugledar. we will have three for the whole hour. guests are roman kostenko, oleksandr kovalenko and viktor boberenko. however, before sta

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for it, the losses are minimal. it is in favor of the final adoption of the measure. country's president has stated this more than once. we must maintain a level playing field. our players cannot compete in the same market with players with such a level of subsidies. we must fix this. that is why i support the introduction of a commission on china. germany is one of the largest car manufacturers in the world, due to rising energy prices, the country is forced to close production on its territory, and china can act as an alternative site, it is logical that berlin is against it. the german finance minister called on the head of the european commission not to unleash a trade war. hungarian prime minister viktor orban said, that the european union would enter an economic cold war if the decision was approved. the spanish economy minister, addressing the president of the european commission, called on the eu to compromise with china. he noted that it was necessary to find the right balance both technically and politically. europe should avoid serious conflicts. some of th

and a lot of kids are extremely angry in the aftermath of a suicide loss. and one of the things that they were often angry about was actually kids just running wild, romantic. the person who had died by suicide when they themselves were like suffering and in pain. and we're like this was a horrible choice that has hurt me just my core. and i will never recover from this. and you guys are running around acting. she was perfect and like she the world made and and then of course there were other kids like amelia. i was thinking about a kid like named luke. but amelia, you. she was very angry. she was very angry and very disappointed at the adults in her life. and i think that one of the most important things. well, of all, let's help our young folks know that anger is okay, that it's okay to be angry. but another that would have really helped a lot of the kids was the things that would have helped with the anger are one, allowing this to be talked about because it was literally these kids were experiencing over over and over and so to tell that they can't talk

to this tragic loss of life.at is the view _ loss of life. and, julio, what is the view of _ loss of life. and, julio, what is the view of the _ loss of life. and, julio, what is the view of the us - loss of life. and, julio, what is the view of the us about | loss of life. and, julio, what i is the view of the us about all this? a lot of opposition from students and so want to israel's action in gaza a few months ago, but how is the operation in lebanon against hezbollah being viewed would you say? hezbollah being viewed would ou sa ? ~ ., , . ., you say? well, two things. what ha--ened you say? well, two things. what happened just — you say? well, two things. what happened just recently - you say? well, two things. what happened just recently as - you say? well, two things. what happened just recently as today | happened just recently as today by democratic _ happened just recently as today by democratic members - happened just recently as today by democratic members of - happened just recently as today by demo

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before we know the full extent of those losses. we're prepared to work with states and local government officials to provide swift support to communities, farmers, ranchers, producers, and small business owners affected by these storms. we are your partners in this effort. in addition to the fundamentals that farmers use to manage risk such as crop insurance. usda has a suite of disaster tools designed specifically for farmers and producers to help with things like repairing structures and fences, removing debris, help with soil erosion, pay for livestock losses and provide assistance to help feed animals and pay for uninsured losses. it's our job to make sure that these tools are are accessible to farmers, ranchers and producers so that they can use them quickly. for example, we're working with crop insurance companies now to expedite payments. so farmers will receive help in november if not sooner. we're streamlining paperwork required to document losses and toess the impacts of recovery activities so we can move more quickly. so

problem. figure that is much higher, the west bank unemployment to have hit 32%, and then the gdp loss in the occupied west bank, minus 32.8%. time now for some social media posts, let's take a look at some of them that we picked for this occasion, october 7th, first one leader, the terror of thesigns and their lies, the next war will change the shape of the earth, this is what more predicted actually few years ago and it has actually begun to come true next, just in case you didn't know it yet, this is a reminder that cnn and genocide joe's administration both lied about behed babies on october 7th to give israel the excuse that they needed to ethnically cleanse palestinians. then since october 7, 2023, the us has significantly supported israel. this includes military equipment and supplies, vedoing un security council resolutions. $2 and a half billion dollars in military aid, just in one instance, and the military presence, like the u.s. is gerald r. ford, on your own, in reference to the picture. next, uh, the prelue to the video that you're about to see where australian people hav

small figure that is much higher. the west bank unemployment uh to have hit 32%. and then the gdply loss in the occupied west bank minus 32.8%. time now for some social media posts. let's take a look at some of them that we picked for this occasion october 7th. first one um leader yahya sinmar. the terror of thesigns and their lies, the next war will change the shape of the earth. this is what simon predicted actually few years ago, and it has actually begun to come true. next, just in case you didn't know it yet, this is a reminder that cnn and uh genocide joe's administration both lied about beheaded babies on october 7th to give israel the excuse that they needed to ethnically cleanse palestinians. then since october 7, 2023, the us has significantly supported israel. this includes military equipment and supplies, vedoing un security council resolutions, $12 and a half billion dollars in military aid, just in one instance, and the military presence. like the us's gerald r. ford on your own in reference to the picture. next, the prelue to the video that you're about to see where austra

and what threatens the loss of this city, we analyze in today's edition of the bbc, i'm olga polamaryuk. the situation around the coal miner began to deteriorate in the middle of summer, and many experts at that time predicted the encirclement of the city and its capture - a matter of time. and the day before, several videos appeared on the network, in which russian military personnel from with tricolors on the roofs of destroyed buildings, kremlin propagandists wrote that the city was being cleaned up, but it is still too early to talk about the complete takeover of the coal plant. it's too early, and already today the ukrainian military command announced the withdrawal from the coal mine. units of the armed forces of ukraine are being withdrawn due to the threat of complete encirclement and to preserve personnel. this is the official explanation. in order to capture ugledar, a once 1,500-year-old city in donetsk region, the russians sent their most capable units. after several unsuccessful attempts, they tried to capture the city called a boiler. the core of the vogledar defense was t

as a result of their professional and decisive actions, the enemy suffers significant losses and ...s. the minister of defense thanked the servicemen for their loyalty to military duty and oath, and expressed confidence that they will continue with honor to carry out all assigned tasks, reliably protect national interests, ensure the security of our country. so, ugledar was of great importance in the entire system of ukrainian defense. it was one of the most fortified cities, located on a commanding height. but in addition, it was. a key logistics hub for the entire front, what the loss of the city is fraught with, boris ivanin will tell. thank you very much and the guys, thank you. there are more than a hundred residents of the liberated ugledar in the basement, where they hid for days, who were simply not allowed fighters to come out in the ssu, now thank the russian military for bringing peace and order. everything will be russia. the same words are repeated in the headlines of the british guardian. the foreign press. acknowledges not only the surrender of the city by the kiev reg

french and german economy, that is the size of the loss it would be.elcome to business today, live from new york, i m michelle fleury. we start with boeing. the share price is under pressure after what is being seen as a huge blow to the aviation giant — striking workers have rejected the latest pay offer — opting to continue their strike action. one of the major sticking points appears to be over pensions, with union members looking to regain concessions lost over a decade ago. let's have a quick look at the deal that was rejected — on offer was a 35% pay rise over four years. unions were looking for a0. and the vote was not even close with 64 percent of members rejecting the offer. that leaves some 33,000 workers off thejob. continuing strike action started back on the 14th of september. all of which has added up to over $6 billion in losses over the last quarter for boeing. let's have a listen to some of the union members on the back of that vote. i feel energised. we voted ifeel energised. we voted no today, tonight and that is all that matters. th

billion. of dollars uh roughly 10% of the annual gdp and uh naturally this represents a substantial loss that's going to happen that's anybody's guess at this point because israel is a war footing. well those were some of the items that we picked. we have expanded more on that in uh our in-depth section for example and perhaps in our reports uh so uh that is another thing wanted to point out. now if you have a piece of news in your part of the world. with economic flavor, do send them to us, we really do appreciate it, contact information is coming up. firstly, i want to tell the journalists who want to report from the frontlines that they shouldn't go there in search of fame, instead they should bear a message and have cause to defend. and the media warfare is essential because the camera has become a weapon aiking to the rifle and the missile used by the resistance fighters. media is double edge swart and we should wield it carefully. indeed, rifles and cameras have become complementary weapons. we can't separate them. arm. is to support the truth against the falsehood. it's time now f

well, as for the losses that the militants in the ssu are suffering, in the last 24 hours alone they amounted to about 1,700 servicemen. in addition, our military destroyed the electronic warfare station, anklofen, several field ammunition depots, self-propelled artillery units, intercepted several heimers rockets and also atak ms missiles. our will tell you all the details about the progress of the special military operation. grodovka point defense of the ukrainian armed forces near pokrovsk by the forces of the group is liberated the settlement continues to burst at the seams. the crew of the combat vehicle and the fire support squad repeatedly. participated in combat operations awarded state awards, as a commander of a heavy-duty plant i can say that this system of using patrols of observation posts helps us to carry out tasks, when we approach an angry position, i already have information about the enemy's actions. the calculation of the mlrs uragan, the south group of troops destroyed the stronghold of the ukrainian armed forces in the chasovyar area, in this direction our milit

the loss of ugledar will entail significant economic damage in the long term.se, it can be used primarily in power plants and some boiler houses to provide. but also the center of the coal industry. russian president vladimir putin is seeking to consolidate control over the donetsk region in eastern ukraine, and the latest battles have been fought over ugledar. this strategically located coal industry center has been held by ukrainian forces near enemy-occupied territory since the start of a full-scale special operation in february 2022. millions of ukrainians could be left without heat. this was stated in the states zelensky himself. at the same time, as experts assure, the kiev authorities manage to sell reserves in the interests of foreign corporations. before the maidan , about 4% of the world's coal reserves were concentrated in ukraine. valuable coal species are there, in fact, ukraine has already lost its last mine , as far as we know, there remains, well, there is hard coal and brown coal of less valuable species. the lviv-volyn basin is about 100 milli

in this coming off the back of the fact they have reported huge losses in this latest quarter.n, what is next for them?— it begs the question, what is next for them? well, you are uuite next for them? well, you are quite right. — next for them? well, you are quite right. a _ next for them? well, you are quite right, a difficult- next for them? well, you are quite right, a difficult time i quite right, a difficult time for bowing and i think now they will have to get back to the negotiating table. for boeing, the new ceo, the restructuring plans will have to be stalled, we know there has been a halt in production of the keyjet so that will continue. we have heard from the results of billing, $6 billion quarterly loss, the worst since 2020, so the big financial implications there, but also outside of boeing, the suppliers are going to take a hit in production, we could see some more lay—offs there. it has also been a new study that says the economic hit for the economy could be about $7.6 billion so far. the new ceo _ about $7.6 billion so far. the new ceo certainly _ about $7.6

semiconductors currently in positive territory, reducing some losses which we saw yesterday.et's get more on asml's earnings call and bring in annabelle droulers. what stood out? annabelle: really more context given the grim numbers about 24 hours earlier, why have we seen such a big drop in sales in the third quarter? we got more details on that and it points to the tuesday recovery in the semiconductor industry, on the one hand you have a i chips were meaning hot and on the h we have sales of so-called legacychips used in things like cars, consumer electronics and those are still weaker. that's why we thought -- saw perhaps the lower guidance going into 2025 and the executive talking about how customers are pushing out orders. take a listen. >> ai is a key driver of the industries cover a. risk potential aside. we see segments recovering more slowly than anticipated. the recovery will extend well into 2025, which is leading to some push outs and investment. annabelle: more details from the ceo and also part of a conversation on the earnings call he was pushed on repeatedly

. after the 3—1 loss.shire are to become the first county cricket side owned by an overseas franchise, the delhi capitals. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with speculation over the future of manchester united manager erik ten hag. he is expected to stay. and senior sources at the club have told bbc sport that it is business as usual ahead of man us two upcoming matches this week against porto and aston villa. that is despite united falling to 13th in the league after a comprehensive 3—0 loss to tottenham. they have just seven points. the club'sjoint fewest after six games of a premier league season. however, erik ten hag says he needs time. we all made it in togetherness, this decision to stay together and what we have to improve as an organisation