now billboards in american cities. running mate, jaydee vance, himself a native of agaya, insists that there is little funny in all this. we are receiving reports from residents that migrants have stolen their pets, we are, of course, looking into this issue, but listen, the main problem is not whether migrants eat geese or dogs or not, the main problem is that this small town of wagayu has been flooded with more than 20,000 migrants, thanks to the policies of kamela haris, and now the residents cannot afford basic goods, food, housing, public safety at all destroyed, it's a disgrace, the town. now it's flooded with journalists, and locals don't let their pets out on the street, even a human rights activist had to stand up for the haitian migrants who are accused of kidnapping. according to polls, americans are following the current election campaign much more closely than they did the previous presidential race, but more than half of them already admit that they are experiencing constant stress from the protracted ele

homicides in american cities increased 18% in 2023 compared to 2019. motor vehicle thefts in american cities increased by 105% in 2023 compared to 2019. carjackings in american cities increased 93% in 2023 compared to 2019. aggregated assaults -- aggravated assault increased by 8% in 2023 compared to 2019. my bill, the keeping offenders off the street act, protects communities by making a small but change to define bail bonds is an insurance product, so that they must comply with federal insurance fraud laws and background check are meant that for garments. this change would bring charitable bail funds under state insurance regulation giving states better ability to scrutinize the use of these funds. we have seen charitable bail funds, in particular, grow out of control following the george floyd riots. the minnesota freedom fund saw revenues increased to $42 million between 19 and 2020. no doubt benefiting from senator kamala harris to eating and encouraging her supporters to help fund been the group. we now know that the fund bailed out at least 65 v

we begin with the race for the white house and an american city suddenly thrust into a political firestorm. officials in springfield, ohio, blaming unfounded rumors and baseless allegations about haitian immigrants for multiple threats in the city. former president donald trump holding a news conference today doubling down on the false claims he made during the abc news presidential debate about haitian immigrants. trump suggesting deporting them to venezuela. mayor of springfield linking the allegations to two days of threats against the city that forced the evacuation of two elementary schools today. the mayor and republican governor of ohio both refuting the claims. tonight, vice president kamala harris in pennsylvania and what she said when asked about how she's different from joe biden. abc's senior national correspondent terry moran leads us off. >> reporter: in springfield, ohio, today school children were evacuated from their classrooms again. the fbi and local law enforcement investigating bomb threats against elementary schools, the town hall, and even city officials who say enou

eat fewer kittens, vote republican, billboards in american cities are now calling for cities. trump's running mate, jady vance, himself a native of agay, insists that there is little funny about all this. now it is flooded with journalists, and locals do not let their pets out on the street, even a human rights activist had to stand up for the haitian migrants who are accused of kidnapping. according to polls, americans are following the current election campaign much more closely than the previous presidential race, but more than half of them already admit that they are experiencing constant stress from the protracted election chaos, but to catch their breath at the voter will not work, and harris and... trump are picking up the pace, there are 53 days left until the elections in america. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. 501 thousand obituaries, and these are only those that were found in the public domain. this is the scale of the losses of ukrainian militants, if we estimate the number of official death announcements that were published on social n

i come to some american city, and there are people who are heroes of some political or. cultural battlesthe 19th and 20th centuries, american cities were also created, i apologize, not in the 12th century, this is not athens or rome or kyiv, nevertheless they have their own architectural style. the image and their own image of those they are proud of. ugh, yes. i think, in terms of the number of settlements with the name of athens, america beats greece. that is, they are looking, looking, looking for roots in the classics, but i completely agree with you that this is a search. and the fact that we very often look like irritation, of course, there are other words for it. on facebook and and in the public space and so on, there are, there are elements, elements of this search, and we are not unique, that is, we are a country that arose on the ruins of a former empire, a multinational country, with a developed iconostasis and a national narrative, and we were not dropped somewhere from above, that is, on some parachute, that is, part of... part of the same elite, the same sixties, they, the

american cities were also created, i apologize, not in the 12th century, they are not athens or romeiv, nevertheless they have their own architectural image and their own image of those they are proud of, well, i think so based on the number of settlements with the name athens, america interrupts greece, that is, they are looking, looking, looking for roots in the classics, but i completely agree with you that this is a search. and the fact that we very often look like irritation on there are other words, of course, for this on facebook, and and and in the public space and so on, there are, there are elements, elements of this search, and we are not unique, that is, we are a country that emerges from the ruins of a former empire, a multinational country, with a developed iconostasis and a national narrative, and we uh... were not dropped somewhere on top, so , on some kind of parachute, that is, pure, part of the same elite, the same sixties, they, they are as soviet as they are anti-soviet, that is, it is a natural, it is a natural process of forming a nation from within, from withi

they have performances in more than two dozen american cities ahead of them.na talked with the participants of the tour shynkarenko and kostyantyn golubchyk. no other road is needed. cultural participants near the thomas jefferson memorial in the center of washington. ukrainian songs are performed by the landing party. for americans, this is an opportunity not only to listen to music, but also to communicate and express support. i'm from california, but i have jewish ancestors, some of them died in ukraine, so i feel that ukrainians are my people, and i think it's wrong when people are oppressed. i think we should all come to the rescue and support those who are fighting oppression. ukrainian military musicians, divided into groups, they perform street concerts near various historical monuments of washington and in government institutions, in particular in the us congress. usually there are quick meetings at the congress, and we also take the bandura with us, we have taras stolyar, honored artist of ukraine, and usually he plays some very colorful ukrainian co

fairbank more than 40 years ago was already a modern american city at the heart of the wilderness.sable in some sections only when the ground was frozen and many of them would be washed out. even during the winter they were sometimes covered by ice and logs had to be laid across them to keep the trucks from breaking through. and they built up mounds of ice that had to be fought constantly. it had to be cleared even at 40 below. the truck might install and while the driver went for help [inaudible] especially when it became icy. even on the section they might find themselves [inaudible] ♪♪ up and down the highway getting trucks out of trouble whenever they come. by quartermaster troops who refueled each truck as it came through. the facilities and mechanics with trucks many deadlines for weeks at a time. at the start troops had only tempts for living quarters. by the beginning of 1943 however most of them for added warmth [inaudible] in a few hours following closely behind who built the pioneer road came civilian contractors to turn it into a permanent all weather road. they establi

muslim american city. tates. i was there in april when people were kind of humming and hawing, what would they do? they were very angry aboutjoe biden's support of israel in in terms of, you know what, the bombing in gaza, the attacks on gaza. and they were kind of having these meetings with the administration, with senior ranking democrats. we saw what happened in the primary here in michigan. over 100,000 people in the democratic primary would not vote forjoe biden. they declared themselves uncommitted, which was their way of sending a message to him. that was april here now in the end of september in dearborn yesterday, at the end of september, the amount of people that said, i've made up my mind, i'm not voting for the democrats, i'm voting for donald trump, or i'm voting for the green party candidate, jill stein. and, you know, they'd say, i acknowledge that it's probably a wasted vote that, you know, she may not win this state, and she wouldn't. it's unlikely she'd win enough states to be elected. but

of sek and the city's cats can be seen in these disturbances. see what a disaster has come to american cities. in springfield , they eat dogs, they also eat cats , it's a shame. this claim of donald trump caused a lot of controversy during last week's debate with his rival . although city officials deny this claim. the issue of immigration has become one of the main priorities of american voters . "on a gaza that is without doubt the biggest historical scandal of the des je n'ose pas même trouver de reférence et dont plus personne ne parle dans ce pays, c'est le silence, la chatte de plomb, les médias n'en parle plus, je suis oblige de googleer pour trouver une brève qui donne des nouvelles du nombre de morts qui se passent à gaza. c'est un veritable scandale sur le plan de la démocratie et tout cela au nom de quoi? au nom de la guerre? ah c'est la guerre, c'est la guerre, c'est comme ça, je veux bien, mais c'est pas, c'est pas une guerre tout à fait comme les autres à gaza, puisque ce sont des.. populations civiles qui meurent, donc on est en absurdie et la france s'efface, c'est la france q

initiative, we met about who was guilty of what and where, who was the killer, look, on the streets of american cities every day someone is killed, there you don’t have time to say a word, they’re already shooting. either in the chest or in the back, well, okay, these are criminal things, let’s take afghanistan, there they killed 120 people with one blow, they destroyed weddings, once and twice, let’s say, this is a mistake, this also happens, but shooting of clearly civilians in iraq from drones, what is that, who is responsible for it, who is the killer? putin made these statements after his first and only personal meeting with president biden , the geneva summit in the summer of 2021, so let's watch that very historicalru. the presidents of russia and the united states shake hands and immediately head to the negotiations, we follow them. the excitement is off the charts, journalists rush into the room where the leaders are. and the american organizers shout in response, that they interfere. the president cannot get things in order, start a conversation, they ask journalists to leave the room alread

the storm is now less than 200 km west of the american city of tampa. local residents have already felt the power of the elements, and its dimensions were observed from the international space station. according to meteorologists, hurricane helen could become the most powerful in the united states in the past year. in belarus, meanwhile, they continue to restore and rebuild forests after the july elements. the gomel region suffered the most. here, clear sanitary felling is required on an area of ​​more than 16,000 hectares. development dubrav is under special control. kgc. specialists pay special attention to the storage, sorting of timber, as well as its further implementation. the head of state's order to eliminate the consequences of complete work by november 1 of the current year , clear sanitary felling, of the existing shortcomings, it is necessary to note the frequent downtime of logging equipment due to poor service, which affects the rate of development of windfalls. the forest damaged by the july hurricane will be restored by the end of next y

clients who are affected by heat and need no electricity in addition to los angeles, several other american citiesso received excessive heat warnings. in some cities , the temperature has reached 40 degrees and has affected hundreds of thousands of households. analysts believe that the decline in the trend of accumulation 20. bitcoin is a warning for traders. in 2024, bitcoin reached the highest price level of $73,000 due to the introduction of tradable funds in the stock market , after which, according to analysts, from the end of august to the beginning of september, 2024 , the accumulation point of bitcoin is close to zero. and this shows that the big players are not buying and the buying sentiments are bearish and if the selling pressure continues , there is a risk of bitcoin falling below 50 thousand dollars. bitcoin is now trading at $5451, which is 6.00% higher than last week. the percentage of its value has fallen. ethereum is the second largest cryptocurrency with 7.9. it was due to the sharp drop in the value of shares of major american technology companies on friday. in this way , we re

in addition to los angeles, several other american cities also have a heat warning.ey received too much. in some cities, the temperature has reached 40 degrees and has affected hundreds of thousands of households . analysts believe that the decline in bitcoin accumulation is a warning sign for traders. bitcoin in 2024. four, due to the introduction of tradable funds in the stock exchange , it reached the highest price level of 73 thousand dollars, after which it began a downward trend, according to analysts, from the end of august to the beginning of september 2024 , the accumulation points of bitcoin are close to zero, and this shows the big players are not buying and the buying sentiments are bearish and the buying sentiments are bearish and if the selling pressure continues , there is a risk of bitcoin falling below 50 thousand dollars. bitcoin is currently trading at $5,451, which has fallen by 6.6% compared to last week. ethereum is the second crypto large width is also $2,297 with a weekly decrease of 7.9%. part of off. america's tech giant was on friday. in th

. >> fairbanks, founded 40 years ago as a gold mining camp was already an american city in the heartilderness. of course, the highway was still largely a winter road usable in some sections only when the ground was frozen. its bridges were temporary and many of them would be washed out by the ice and floods in the spring. even during the winter, bridges overactive streams were sometimes covered by ice and logs had to be laid across them and cemented in place by water to keep the trucks from breaking through. and there were other hazards. active springs built up mounds of ice that had to be fought constantly. when culverts plugged up and ice mushroomed over the road, it had to be cleared, even at 40 below. or a truck might stall in rut or ditch where ice was forming and while the driver went for help, it would be frozen fast. at many points the grades were too steep, especially when they became icy. sanding machines worked constantly, but it was impossible to keep the road safe at all times and places. even on the best sections, if drivers relaxed for a moment, they might find themsel

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in the heart of this great american city. umber of american people , whose number was estimated by the media of this country to be more than 5 thousand people. while the flags of palestine and your hand have written in support of the defenseless people of gaza and the west bank. they were disgusted by the crimes of the zionist regime. stop the genocide. and they shouted the crimes of the zionist regime as well as the cessation of the american government's support to this regime. we gathered here in new york today to support the people of gaza and the palestinian people, to tell them that we stand with you and most of the american people against the crimes of israel and the support of the country's politicians. to wake up the masses of the american people so that they understand that the crimes of israel, which are carried out in the name of the jewish religion, are our evil liquid. american demonstrators surrounded a large palestinian flag and chanted the slogan of palestinian freedom. and they shouted that the regime zionism

the resistance movement hamas and islamic jihad for the first time in the heart of this great american cityarge number of american people that the media of this country. they estimated their number to be more than 5,000 people, while the palestinian flags were holding handwritten notes in support of the defenseless people of gaza and the west bank, as well as expressing disgust at the crimes of the zionist regime, stopping the genocide and crimes of the zionist regime, and also stopping the us government's support for this regime is a cry they hit today, we gathered here in new york to support the people of gaza and the people of palestine, to tell them that we are with you and that most of the american people hate the crimes of israel and the support of their country's politicians for israel. the money of the capitalists of the world cannot stop the power of the people. genocide in palestine must be stopped immediately. a number of anti-zionist jewish rabbis were also present in this massive demonstration in the manhattan area of ​​new york, which lasted nearly 5 hours. from the beginning,

with more on how they are terrorizing american cities. >> evening, trace. aurora colorado is the debate of the negative impact of illegal immigration. they are trying to breakdown a door in an apartment complex they broke down in aurora. and aurora police announced the arrest of four known suspected gang members in connection with a shooting back in july. by the way, ice confirms to fox tonight that all four men are venezuelan illegal immigrant who were caught and released at the border by the biden >> we have a secure border. >> not so much. dhs officials are telling fox that targeting the gang is now a "priority" and with good reason because law-enforcement in dallas, chicago and new york have also reported increased gang activity belonging to a legal immigrants in their respective cities. meantime the trump campaign posted this image on x once again underscoring the issue which will no doubt get an awful lot of attention during the big debate coming up on tuesday. >> kevin corke live in dc, thank you. mario services begin tonight for dallas police office

last hour we asked what north american city was struck by a massive earthquake on this day nearly 40 ity, los angeles, or anchorage. think about it. the answer, mexico city. yeah. right. maria: i got that one wrong. >> i think the big key was which north american city was a good clue. the earthquake was in 1985, occurred off the coast of the mexican state, causing widespread death and injuries, catastrophic damage. it was a big one. when you think that magnitude, boy, huge impacts out there. a lot of times you think west coast cities because that's where they typically happen, right. maria: all right, craig. thanks so much. craig herrera. stay with us. we'll be right back. think scaling your ai pilots is hard? think again. with watsonx, you can deploy ai across any environment. above the clouds and on lots of clouds. with your secured data on prem, in real time on center court and assisting bank tellers on the edge. watsonx helps you deploy ai wherever you need it. so you can take your business wherever it needs to go. ibm. let's create. (luke) homes-dot-com is a new, elevated home-sh

after new york city, los angeles is the second largest american city in terms of homeless population,out 60,000 homeless people, and it has been dealing with this issue and surrounding issues such as dirty streets, drugs, and the spread of various diseases for years . the statistics provided about the number of homeless people are not very accurate. i think the number of people living in this street is probably more than these numbers. our homeless are hidden from our eyes because they don't want anyone to see them. do you feel safe in this veyron? not right sit outside, i never feel safe, but i have to sleep here. the situation is very bad . unfortunately, los angeles is a city where the statistics are increasing in such a way that we cannot see it as an example in the world. it is a human disaster to let people sleep on the sidewalk at all. every year that passes, the number of people who lose their lives in our streets increases, this issue is very urgent and important. contrary to human conscience and a humanitarian crisis, this issue has become an epidemic and has reached critica

american cities , someone is killed every day, there you don’t have time to say a word, they are alreadying either in the chest or in the back. well, okay, these are criminal things. let’s take afghanistan, there with one blow 120 people were killed, weddings were destroyed, once and twice, let's say it's a mistake, this also happens, but the drones were investigated, clearly civilians in iraq, what is this? who is responsible for this, who is the killer? putin made these statements after his first and only personal meeting with president biden, themselves. russia and the united states shake hands and immediately head to negotiations. we follow them. the excitement is off the charts, journalists are rushing into the room where the leaders are. and the american organizers in response shout so loudly that they interfere with the presidents, they cannot get organized, start talking. they ask journalists to leave the room already, because the presidents must start, of course , negotiations, they have been waiting for a very long time, well, you see that american journalists are trying, for t

look what has happened to american cities. in springfield , they eat dogs, they also eat cats, it's a shame. this claim of donald trump caused a lot of controversy during last week's debate with his rival . although the city authorities of this. the claim was denied , but trump repeated it again on friday and promised to evict immigrants from the city if he wins the election. immigrants who , even now, due to the spread of a wave of violence and the unrest stemming from trump's claim is having a hard time. fear reigns over the immigrant community in springfield. they were shocked and many thought of leaving the city. attacks. for 16 million students, according to the vice president of elementary education, the new academic year will start tomorrow with preschool education and the day after tomorrow with the entry of 1 million 500 thousand first graders. summer has come to its end. it was a very good twist. i am very happy that the school is open. crowded streets and shopping centers announce the arrival of the month of mehr . t

. >> more housing insecurity and maybe even more homelessness in the streets of some american cities. then you could say we will build more public housing or what have you but that's not a great track record. building on that, many americans are itching for return to the low interest rates that prevailed for most of the past 20 years. others believe ultralow rates have over stimulated the economy and badly distorted the mark -- market. the bank of canada in european central cutting their rates, what you expect from the fed over the coming months and what should the fed do ? do you think right now grabbing jay powell by the lapel and saying cut the key step ? >> i think bank of canada and ecb can cut. the canadians and europeans exercise some level of physical prudence. they are not two footed driving. it -- there is a natural economic cycle. powell has been using. he felt compelled to ease financial conditions last fall after the meetings in november and december. the statements were very anodyne and he walked out and in the press conference gave dovish guidance of rate cuts are comin

but those news stories will continue, as we continue to rebound like most other major american cities. we are last on the list when it comes to cities that are recovering. we can do this if we have strong leadership out of city hall, and i will deliver that day one of my administration. >> now you're a city hall outsider, making you stand out. but the reality is you're going to be working with folks who have built their careers in san francisco government. how do you think you could come in to get them to not only listen to you, but work with you as well? >> it is something i have done if my whole career. i built largest poverty fighting organization west of new york city. we did super bowl 50 in a different way. i built housing here if san francisco on time and under budget, when no one thought that was possible. we will do the same thing in city hall. they will require building trust. i'm going to take the oath of office on january 8, 2025. i can promise you, something will go wrong at 2:00 p.m. and i hate to say that, but it's true. i'm not going to blame the past administration or

cleveland is a legacy american city with a lot of tremendous infrastructure challenges. one of those has been our lead pipe crisis. and many of our day care centers and public schools across our city. we have had lead water service lines. and because of the bipartisan infrastructure bill, we have been able to work with union labor to replace almost every lead water service line in all of our day care centers in cleveland, ohio. and, in the early 1950s, cleveland was the fifth largest city in america with roughly 2 million people. in our urban core right now we have roughly 400,000. and so we have had to reimagine are built infrastructure in our streets, and so we have use money from the bipartisan infrastructure bill to now have full dollars to have complete and green streets. more protected bike lanes. we have eliminated parking minimums in our high-frequency transit corridors. and those investments have created a foundation for cleveland to be one of the first 15 minutes cities in north america. i don't care if you live in a wealthy white neighborhood or if you're in th

in addition to los angeles, several other american cities also received excessive heat warnings. in some ladies and gentlemen , welcome to the football magazine from tehran. the national football team of our country has arrived in the uae . tonight, in the first part of the magazine, i will talk with dear mohsen motamed kiai, the media manager of the national football team of our country . the nation's sports complex do as the last the national security meeting was held in isfahan at 6:00 p.m. today, the hazme al-ain national team of the uae arrived directly from isfahan, and the flight of the national team lasted for about an hour and 40 minutes. the neighborhood hotel will be settled until , god willing, the national team tomorrow and then for its own supplies in al-ain. the uae should follow and is ready for the second one to be in the global comprehensive selection competition. now, what is the order of the international competition ? the children are so confident that they will be able to win the second time this time in the emirati home of azzan. let them serve you. i have to tell

affected by the heat and need emergency services. to find in addition to los angeles, several other american cities also received excessive heat warnings. in some cities, the temperature has reached 40 degrees and has affected hundreds of thousands of households. and many tourists in the final wave of summer trips to see the numerous cultural, historical and natural attractions of lorestan to khornam abad city. they traveled to the world registration process of khorram abad ancient valley in unesco it is an implementation that can play an effective role in the development of tourism in this city. khorramabad hosts the last wave of summer tourists. for a few days now , the last wave of summer trips to khorramabad has started and travelers from all over the country are entering this city . where did you come from? from mazandaran province , amal city, from tehran shahriar, the majority of travelers and tourists chose this historical valley as their destination with the aim of seeing historical natural monuments and tourism . khoramabad is a very beautiful city with warm and hospitable people. as its

cleveland is a legacy american city with a lot of tremendous infrastructure challenges. one of those has been our lead pipe crisis. many of our day care centers and many of our public schools across our city, we've had led water service lines. because of the bipartisan infrastructure bill, we've been able to work with union labor to replace almost every led water service line in all of our day care centers in cleveland, ohio. in the early 1950s, cleveland was the fifth largest city in america with roughly 2 million people. right now we have roughly 400,000 and so we have had to reimagine our built infrastructure, and our streets, and we have used money from the bipartisan infrastructure bill do not have real dollars to have complete, green streets, more protected bike lanes. eliminating parking minimums and high-frequency transit corridors. one of the first 15 minutes cities in north america. i believe whether you live in a wealthy white neighborhood or downtown, the east side or west side of my city, you should have high quality transit, a job you can walk to and a groce

another hot topic after the debate: do illegal immigrants eat cats and dogs in american cities.he moderators, abc hosts argued with trump about this. republicans seized on this. story: eat less kittens, vote republican, such election posters appeared in arizona. against this background, they almost forgot about the current president, who , after being forced out of the election race, is serving out his last months as head of the white house. obviously, as a farewell to one of the pennsylvania fire departments, biden suddenly put on a cap with the inscription trump, as the white house later explained, so he wanted to call the country to unity, which , according to the results of the debates, is greater. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. what are our men made of? of tattoos and pierced ears, of illusions and banana smoothies, our men are made of bright makeup streams, of sweet cakes clothing brands our men are made of. what are you made of? join those who are made of ... honor, valor and courage, join yours! from the baltic to the sea of ​​okhotsk, from th

as nbc news reports, billboards will appear on the streets of american cities, on which the republicanepicted. in a chicken costume, and thus competitors hint that he chickened out of holding another debate with kamela harris. trump himself is seeking a full investigation into the second assassination attempt on him. noting that the current administration and the fbi under its control are absolutely not interested in this, but the democratic party, according to the politician, is obsessed with his criminal cases and the fabrication of false charges. moscow strongly condemns israel's large-scale military attack on lebanon and calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities. this is the statement of the russian ministry of foreign affairs. according to according to the latest data from the arab republic's ministry of health, the number of victims of the massive bombings has exceeded 500. 50, including fifty children, and almost 2.0 civilians have been wounded. hospitals are overcrowded. most of the victims require urgent operations. among the dead are ambulance doctors who came under tar

the city manager of springfield claims that there is no evidence of this. all major american media outlets are now trying to figure out whether trump lied about gaetian or not? meanwhile, much more important issues were touched upon in passing during the debates. although they clearly deserved the most serious attention, for example, why biden has practically ceased all political activity. we are playing with the third world war, we have a president, whom we do not even know is alive. the anglo-saxon show in ukraine is becoming more and more dangerous. the kiev junta is waiting for permission to strike russia with long-range missiles. the foreign ministers of the usa and great britain arrived in kiev. the briton also brought an aid package for 800 freshly printed millions. and therefore he was met with almost hugs and kisses-kisses. london has big things for ukraine plans to end the conflict in the coming years, they will not allow. we have guaranteed ukraine 3 billion pounds, which we will spend in ukraine in the coming years. we will not abandon this intention until we see

president has launched a new campaign, as nbc news reports, billboards will appear on the streets of american citieswhich the republican will be depicted in a suit chicken. thus, competitors hint that he was afraid to hold another debate with kamela harris. trump himself is trying to achieve a full investigation into the second assassination attempt on him, noting that the current administration and the efbi-controlled agency are not interested in this. other topics, the consequences of the megastorm, as it was dubbed in the media, are now being eliminated in the central regions of britain, the region was covered by powerful rains with gusty winds, 13 cities were flooded, schools were closed, traffic was disrupted, 350 thousand residents are still, so far without electricity, report by alexander khabarov. summer in britain ended with torrential rain, so heavy that some areas were thoroughly flooded. the main blow fell on central england, residents of the county of betford shared with journalists the consequences of the rainy night they had experienced. i am now in my house, the water level reaches m

is relocating his anti-immigration campaign from the southern border right into the heart of american citiese immigrant populations like springfield. over 60 million viewers heard donald trump repeat a baseless rumor about animals being stolen. >> in springfield, they are eating the dogs, the people that came in. they are eating the cats, they are eating -- they are eating the pets of the people that live there. correspondent: the consequence in springfield has been far-right white supremacist, the proud boys, marching through streets, and hospitals and schools targeted with bomb threats spreading fear through the city. >> everything he says, it is just a new firestorm. correspondent: this haitian man feel so intimidated he does not want his face to be shown as he describes his life in springfield now. >> i am scared to go out with my kids because i don't want them to be victims if someone decides to attack me suddenly. i feel unsafe literally everywhere. at home, on the street, and especially when i am out with my kids. correspondent: many of the haitian arrivals need help with translation,

a moment to take her on as we are reporting on these gangs that are moving into some of these american cities. the actions we have seen using this as an opportunity to highlight that she was put in a leadership role on the border inside the biden-harris white house. this is what we are getting. does it move him to stick on this message and not focus on the economy? we know this is a huge concern for so many american voters who still live through this inflation crisis, steve. >> i think you are right, sandra. and the end it right selection for a good reason hundred people feel the impact of economic policy very, very directly and everyone feels the impact of economic policy. so, a simple message that delivers the contrast is that people can remember because it was not that long ago the good times. the good economic times that we had when donald trump was president. so the sump argument of bringing back those good times, the same kind of policy agenda contrasting with what you had and have now under biden-harris is absolutely the heart of it because everyone can relate to that. everyone can rem

also on this day in the bay, berkeley became the first major american city to achieve total integration of all its public schools through what they called a two-way busing plan. kron four's and hart spoke with the school principal who called the first a successful. >> and exciting, especially for the children. >> children were very excited and happy. just a great to about some of youngsters that were here last year. and this is kind of a new experience for them, how they taking it. well, we found these children meeting the new children playing on the play fielding playing ball before we even met so i think it's you know, as perfect as it could be a. >> in berkeley, black children were bused to predominantly white schools and white children were added to schools that had been mostly black. and when this news feature first aired in 1968. 40% of the students at oxford elementary school were african-american. that public school is still open today. >> and that's all the time we have for kron. 4 news at 5. but up next, tonight's high stakes presidential debate as vice president. harris and f

an explosion thundered in the court of the american city of santa maria, in the state of california.a result of the emergency , at least two people were injured. the area around temples. the authorities do not rule out that another explosive device may go off. local residents have been asked to avoid the potentially dangerous area. it is already known that a suspect has been detained, the security forces are not disclosing his identity and motives, but the first versions have already appeared in the local media. some journalists write that the explosion was a way to settle scores with a certain unwanted judge. according to other sources, the suspect was trying to disrupt the trial. you can find out about the latest legal news around the clock in telegram channels news duty part honest detective. in the studio was maxim ovchan. until next time. north africa connected britain with its entire asian empire. the soviet canal is an extremely important artery. musalini believed that the italians should expand their sphere of presence, moreover, there was a project for italy to dominate the

an american city on edge following donald trump's debate claims about immigrants. 33,000 boeing workersrike. and the alarming scene on the football field calls for an nfl star to retire. >>> first, the city suddenly at the center of a political firestorm. donald trump doubling down on false claims he made during the abc news presidential debate about haitian immigr

citizen. we're gathering information and the higher priority than the safety and the security of american city. there was no mention of israeli culpability, let alone any denunciation of the israeli regime for murdering one of the us's own citizens. well, let's put us responses now in context, the us has said that israel will investigate this case, yet when it comes to the israeli captives, the us president was quick to accuse hamas, immediately saying hamas will. and worse yet, when it comes to genocide against palestinians, the us has told israel to be careful, meaning kill a little bit less. well, the media coverage is more. were like covering up the crime by creating doubts and the killing of the iof, like the uk government fund to bbc here, us turkish protester killed in west bank as israeli forces open five or cnn, american activists shot dead by israeli forces at west bank protest, eyewitnesses say, now notice to play on words on how to redirect the focus off of visual. itself and let's not forget why these activists uh uh like egg have been murdered because of israely illegal settlemen

an explosion occurred in the court of the american city of santa maria in the state of california.a result of the emergency, at least two people were injured. the area around the temple of themis has been cordoned off. the authorities do not rule out that another explosive device may go off, local residents have been asked to avoid the potentially dangerous area party, it is already known that the suspect has been detained, the security forces are not disclosing his identity and motives, but the first versions have already appeared in the local media, some journalists write that the explosion was a way to settle scores with a certain unwanted judge, according to other sources, the suspect was trying to disrupt the trial. you can find out about the latest legal news around the clock in the telegram channels of the duty unit and honest detective. maxim movchan was in the studio. see you there. join those who are made of honor, valor and courage. join to their own. in the tax system, it is important, as in motorsport, that a balance is maintained, a balance of interests of the state,

it has been extended and will soon cover more european and american cities clip hazrat agha has a sentencee people who are present in the streets of paris now and once considered france as the godfather of the region. today , they are seeing that hezbollah has been hit by the zionist regime, which until a few years ago, when terrorist groups like isis, faliq, sham, ahrar, sham , and a series of these terrorist groups were killing people in this same syria. they cut off the heads of the same fighters and the children of the party it is god who is in the scene. and fight against terrorists, if it wasn't for the children of hezbollah today, emmanuel macron, who says i am a zionist and supports zionists, should have sworn allegiance to isis leader mr. baghdadi in paris . it was us who saved you , europeans. we saved isis from reaching your border, and today you are standing next to the most terrorist, dirty, and corrupt governments that have helped them. yes, and if it were not for the axis of resistance, if it was not for lebanon's hezbollah, if it was not for iran, you would have witnessed t

at least 10,000 workers are striking in eight american cities, demanding to share in what they say ared profits. >> this is an industry that has been that has been coming back from the pandemic. they've been making their profits fine, but they haven't shared any of that with us. >> in response, hilton hotels saying we remain committed to negotiating in good faith to reach fair and reasonable agreements that are beneficial to both our valued team members and our hotels. hyatt saying we are disappointed that unite here has chosen to strike, while hyatt remains willing to negotiate. hyatt hotels have contingency plans in place to minimize impact on hotel operations related to potential strike activity. on monday, it appeared to be business as usual inside san francisco's grand hyatt, but some food amenities were not available. it's unclear if it was strike related and what kind of power workers say they'll be back to work wednesday. the union says future strikes are possible in more cities, including oakland. >> our members are committed to fighting and doing whatever it takes to win a fa

another hot topic after the debates, do illegal migrants cats dogs in american cities., abc presenters, argued with trump about this. republicans seized on this story: eat less kittens, vote republican, such election posters appeared in arizona. against this background, they almost forgot about the current president, who , after being forced out of the election race, is serving out his last months as head of the white house. apparently, at a farewell in one of the pennsylvania fire departments, biden suddenly put on a cap with the inscription trump. as they later explained in white house, so he wanted to call the country to unity, which as a result of the debates no longer existed. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. congratulations on his eightieth birthday today are being accepted by maestro vladimir spevakov. a brilliant musician and conductor. head of the moscow virtuosi group of the national philharmonic orchestra, daria okuneva will continue. bassoon french horn ligated note with a dot to play and strings too, what is this me! his rehearsals

relocating his anti—immigration campaign from the southern border and right into the heart of american cities repeat a baseless rumour about animals being stolen. in springfield, they're eating the dogs — the people that came in — they're eating the cats. they're eating... they're eating the pets of the people that live there. the consequence in springfield has been far—right white supremacists the proud boys marching through the streets and schools and hospitals have been targeted with bomb threats, spreading fear through the city. translation: everything he says, it'sjust - the new firestorm. this haitian man feels so intimidated he doesn't want his face to be shown as he describes his life in springfield now. translation: i'm scared to go out with my kids - because i don't want them to be victims if someone decides to attack me suddenly. i feel unsafe literally everywhere — at home, on the street, and especially when i'm out with my kids. automated voice: please press 5 if you dispute this denial... - many of the haitian arrivals need help with translation, and the huge influx of up to 20,