i saw your segment about arcadia, we're going to make sure that arcadia is taking care of.process of trying to start thinking of a reconstruction. >> well listen, my mouth is water. you're a good man and doing great week. you're team is doing great work. thank you for bringing us such of it. >> he's such a hero, jim. he's a hero for the world. >> he gets there. he did it -- he went to the front lines literally in ukraine. and now he's on the front lines of the storm recovery in florida. >> talk about what you could do with your success, you could use it to enrich yourself or to make the world a better place and an example for all of us. that is a great interview, jim. >>> coming up to the supreme court and a really historic c tm begins.. just began this morning with the first african amererican female justice on the bench and a huge docket ahead. that is next. start easy to build, powerful website for free wi a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support r every small business first. before... & bath fitter. before.. & bath fitter. if you have a "before"

along the coast you had the storm surge, wind damage but in arcadia a little ways inland around 20 milesso, we are dealing with flooding on the peace river, how roads have been turned to rivers, areas deep enough to drive through and others are not, you see these vans submerged in the water, this rv park where have insurmountable damage, although homes are wrecked, completely flooded out but help is on the way. the national guard has been building out to folks and delivering supplies, we have a supply station for national guard member to hand out food, water, ice, to people, they have been giving out fan belts and other pieces of watercraft, just boating out to folks who might be stranded because so many areas are not reachable via vehicle. this is among an effort with 5200 national guard members, they helped rescue and evacuate 2200 people in the hurricane aftermath using trucks, boats, and helicopters, soldiers clearing streets filled with debris, manning 27 supply distribute insights for tens of thousands of people that pass through. hundreds of thousands still don't have power here b

everybody that lived in arcadia was affected the same.d in port charlotte was affected the same and the funding should not be based on anything other than need and right now americans and floridans have a desperate need to get resources to get back on their feet. maria: and now congressman, the democrats are raising questions over the timing of evacuation orders in lee county. what happened and was the evacuation order the right order? >> here is the real challenge with storms like this. leading up to the day before. i live in sarasota, leading up to the day before all the different funnel cakes and spaghetti models and all that had it going north of us, tampa bay, some had it going to panhandle so very quickly things shifted and in that short period of time you're not able to evacuate large amount of people so a lot of the communities did shelter in place orders, winds up to 130, 125 miles an hour. i think right now it's a little playing, you know, monday morning quarterback questioning the decisions that local government was trying to m

105 square meters, a parking space and non-residential premises in odessa nearby from the famous arcadia-law purchased in 2016 real estate prices in this area from over a thousand dollars per square meter in 2016 , an apartment of 100 square meters near arcadia was very expensive, while the judge does not declare the cost of this apartment and how her husband, who earned 1,000-2,000 uah per month, could afford to buy this apartment. it is difficult to understand. there are many publications on the internet about the fact that stepan galiy, a judge and a candidate for the communist party of ukraine, and his daughter are involved in e- is the adoption of a small number of arbitrary decisions related to corruption , and in this way all this property of theirs is supposedly explained. in fact, i do not have any other explanations for the origin of this boy. that is, i did not find any facts that would indicate that the judge's daughter or her relatives received significant income from some entrepreneurial activity, which could explain all this real estate, we already mentioned how stepan gal

the indicator, let 's say, the attitude of people to this attitude of people to this is our dark arcadiaver thought that in my life i would not brag about the fact that in such a famous place as odesa, in such a famous place as arcadia, we we will be proud of the fact that our signs are turned off, it is dark, but today it is a challenge of time, a risk of time, and people understand it. by the way, i will say that citizens are very active in responding to this and reporting addresses where. well, let's say that there are certain violations. maybe somewhere they don't understand something, preventive work continues. let's just say that our communication with such people , entrepreneurs, they bring their results, they understand what should be done today, that is, in general, you see that citizens are consciously behaving in this matter . - first of all, if there are any facts , they are still more isolated people, on the contrary , call and talk about the war and we understand what time it is today, the main thing is that our ports work, we understand that this is the priority today yes,

castro in arcadia, kerry sanders on pine island. first, tonight, perry rousseau on the search and rescue efforts across the region. terry? >> reporter: there are multiple checkpoints up right now, they are trying to keep the area secure, the devastated barrier islands. we have talked about how widespread the damage is, here. five days after the storm, they are searching some places for the first time. >> reporter: the search for the data starts in the sky. a fleet of drones taking over san carlos beach, mapping where teams will look on the ground. >> searching for damage shrimp boats. >> reporter: there are dozens of shrimp boats piled on docs. we are told more than 100 fishermen are still trying staying on the tilted racks. hendren is one of them. he sleeps on eddie 99, this is where he states that his belongings neatly folded on the bed. >> reporter: do you have everything you need here? >> yeah. we have everything. >> reporter: on the right, boats with snapped masks. on the right, a fishing boat spears a building. he tells us dur

people in the town of arcadia, some are completely cut off six days after the storm hit.ople we talked to say they were just shocked by how quickly that water rose. >> some spots look like a bomb went off. but yeah, definitely worse than we expected. >> we had to come through with a boat. it was rough. we thought we were going to flip but thankfully we're here. >> a lot of those people we're talking to say they have no place to go. they don't have the money to leave and they are coming in and out by boat trying to get emergency supplies here that the police and national guard set up. water, meals ready to eat. diapers, gasoline and milk going in as people still commute to houses largely cut off by the water. harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you very much. that water was unbelievable this many days later. thank you, steve. wow. the white house running defense now for vice president kamala harris. big backlash after she said hurricane aid would be equity based. suggesting race and income would play a factor. president biden's fema chief quickly denied that comment sayi

here in arcadia, this is highway 70, so you should be able to take this road clear down. there are two bridges, you can't tell because the water is blocking them, and then you should be able to loop around and make your way to palm beach or ft. myers. that is not happening without a boat. so you can see people have brought their boats out and that loud noise behind me is an air boat. and that is what is being used to transport people, medical supplies, food, water. these young ladies we were told were working on the other side of the river. now they are being brought over here where they live. so i want you to see all the efforts, because we're talking about people in the community, neighbors helping neighbors, we're talking about county emergency management groups, the national guard here, they have been bringing out cases of water, cases of water and mres, but people are unable to find something to eat. they are not cooking in their homes because they haven't had electricity for three days. and their basic necessities like water, they are running out of them. it is hot,

in the town of arcadia, heavy flooding has submerged entire neighborhoods like these. the situation is so bad, people can only move by sailing on boats, instead of driving in cars. we visited the area and filed this report. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis came here to arcadia, florida to meet with the national guard and meet with people who live in the community who have been blocked in this community because of all of the flooding. blocking this major highway. this is highway 70. it should connect to bridges and you should make your way down to palm beach and fort myers, florida. but you cannot unless you have a boat. there is too much water. the governor came by boat here, with other members of his staff to meet with the national guard and to meet with people and shake their hands. while he was here i asked him about lee county, the mandatory evacuations. that is where fort myers is and that is the area that has the majority of the deaths we are seeing. they are coming from lee county. the mandatory evacuation order was not put in place until tuesday, the

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. >> reporter: days after hurricane ian is still dealing with the aftermath, here in arcadia, florida. he would likely be able to take this, this is highway 70 right now, a highway, that is flooded by the peace river. this is the highway you would take through town, you could wrap around, go to palm beach, go to ft. meyers, not anymore. not unless you have a boat. so, the locals tell me that this river is about four times as high as it normally is. so, you have to have a boat. and there is an airboat coming over right now, there is a boat , it is helping people get through to the other side, where you can get to dry land. they have also been transporting medical supplies, water, and mr ease, food, and other things that people may need. you can also see, out in the water, those are rvs that were once at the peace river campground, that hurricane ian just picked up and swept away. so, now people are blocked off from the other side of their town, and they don't have the resources that they need. they are telling me that they are split in half, their job may be over there, all of the shop

cnn's nadia romero is live for us in arcadia, florida.n we spoke to you earlier this morning, we saw that the road behind you was blocked because of water. people there say they feel stuck because of the flooding. has the water receded more? are supplies finally coming in? it looks like folks are getting stuff handed to them behind you. >> reporter: yeah, boris, finally more supplies have been coming in all morning. there are four boats that just arrived moments ago. this last boat now is being up loaded by volunteers, community members, and members of the national guard who have the mres here that they are loading up so people can have access to them. people who need it here, whose roads have been blocked. so highway 70 here has been blocked since the day after the storm. and that's why you have to use boats to get water, mres, pet food, medical supplies, diapers, all of the above, to get here. if you look down the road, this should be highway 70. you should be able to take this road, pass over two bridges, and make your way to palm beac

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

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

>> nadia romero reporting from arcadia, florida. it underscores the tremendous amount of need, not just where you are but all over the state of florida, as far south as ft. myers beach, into naples, and orlando, and obviously into the carolinas. we want to take you to naples right now, though, because that's where we find cnn's brian todd. he's been tracking the storm since shortly after it made landfall and has been giving us a closer look at some of the damage on the ground. brian, behind you, it looks like a neighborhood that was turned upside down. >> reporter: it is. last hour we showed you an apartment complex with debris on the curb. that pile was fairly small compared to this house. they've lost just about everything. i don't know exactly how big this house is inside, but it looks like everything that was inside is outside. you have to pile your belongings for someone to pick it up. there's a gentleman, a contractor in there taking down dry wall from about eye level down because the water was so high and the damage was so ex

steve harrigan is in arcadia, florida today with more.continues here in de soto county, 35,000 people still stuck in water that officials say will be around at least another week. trapped by 20 inches of rain. homes, cars, all disappearing underneath that water. no deaths reported here. but nearby lee county the sheriff said finally their emergency level calls are getting back to a normal level. >> we had over 3800 calls for service that were holding. welfare checks, call to 911, all the stuff that we could not get to during this catastrophic event and today we are back to the normal flow of traffic, not holding calls because of my fellow brothers and sisters in law enforcement that have come from every where to help us. >> the national guard has set up distribution points for battled water, food as well as fuel. one point, we just talked to a couple by the side of the road. they said they were looking for their car, not because they didn't know where they parked it but because it has floated away somewhere and they don't know where. >> b

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

arcadia you and your foundation doing so much work. imsure really appreciates you.ple are trying to find some chinks in the armor. cnn is focusing on the fact that lee county didn't evacuate soon enough. listen to this exchange. >> why do you stand behind lee county's decision to not have mandatory evacuation until the day before the storm. >> well, where was your industry stationed when the storm hit? were you guys in lee county? no, you were in tampa. >> brian: so he was saying basically, it was supposed to hit tampa. the storm has a say in this. it didn't -- what's your reaction? >> do they want governor desantis to be able to predict a storm that every meteorologist and weather person across the world couldn't predict. it's absolutely ridiculous. i was standing next to the governor when she asked that question. and it's just -- the ploy of the media. ridiculous to see the liberal media at work when you have so many floridians stuck in their home and the vast majority of people that stayed during those orders stayed by choice and many of them are still there. as

we begin with steve in arcadia, florida. steve? >> neil, this picture captured from our drone team can show you a couple of challenges florida is facing as it begins recovery six days after the storm. first, some of the roads have collapsed from two feet of rain and second, a lot of people vehicles have been destroyed if not in dramatic fashion like this one at least flooded. insurance agents can't get here. the good news, the water was up to the top of this tire. it's down now. many people separated from family members. the only way in or out is boat. when you talk to people, you can see they are traumatized by the loss of their own houses and their entire neighborhoods. here's some we talked to. >> looks like -- some spots look like a bomb went off. but yeah, definitely worse than we expected. >> i was in shock that i seen it. knowing all of these people lost their homes. we got ours. >> the only way in or out for a lot of people right now is by boat. we've seen some high waters vehicle go. the national guard has set up a checkpo

steve harrigan is live in arcadia, florida for us at this hour. hi, steve. >> sandra, this is 50 miles inland. what we're seeing really is not damage from the wind but from the water. you can see this entire section of road simply has given way with a pickup truck. this is not a lone incident. several vehicles by the side of the road where the road gave out from the water. outside the city of arcadia which is entirely cut off in sections by water. some of that water up eight feet deep. police and national guard still can't get the places six days in. we've talked to people who have been stranded. the water came up so quickly they were surprised by what happened to them. >> it looks like some spots look like a bomb went off. but yeah, definitely worse than we expected. >> we had to come through with a boat. it was rough. thought we would flip. the currents were bad. thankfully we're here. >> so even with their houses flooded a lot of people are commuting back and forth on the waterway simply saying they don't have the money toggles where. they have

cnn's nadia romero is in arcadia with the latest. what are you seeing now. >> reporter: we're seeing so many people who are desperate for resources. we're only about four days since the storm and that is four days without power and everything they have in their freezer or frig has been destroyed or damaged by water. so that is why you'll see the national guard with cases of water for people. these are mre's and also diapers and there is dog food. there is other supplies that people need to just keep them going for next couple of days. parts of florida still dealing with devastating flooding following hurricane ian. and where that water has receded, destruction left behind. >> the water was at the front door with the waves crashing against the house. >> reporter: this man took us inside of his home now gutted because of ian. >> this is from the beach. >> reporter: and this woman showed cnn her mud filled home in iona that her dad was remodeling. >> just got a new sink and vanity. >> reporter: both of those homes in lee county, one of

our next two guests have ties to the two hard-hit areas, christie constantino lives in arcadia, she helpsckinley has a home there. sarah, let me start with you there. we have a picture of your beautiful home last week before the hurricane hit. have you been able to get back to sanibel, or do you have any idea what condition your home is in today? >> no, i've not been able to get back there. as only emergency personnel allowed on the island right now. but i have seen an aerial photograph from noaa that shows the building as physically standing. i just have no idea how much water is in it. and with every passing day, that situation just deteriorates. so it's very frustrating not being able to get there. but i understand they're doing the best they can. and rescue had to be the first priority. >> yeah, of course, and what is your biggest worry right now? >> oh, there's so many. i mean, the financial worries of it are really overwhelming. even though i have flood insurance, the deductible is so incredibly high. and the coverage is so low. so, you know, just in terms of what the future might b

i'm in arcadia, florida. this is highway 70 right here. even though it definitely looks like a river behind me, i was speaking with a woman, linda, she's lived in this neighborhood her entire life, and she got choked up when she started talking about hurricane ian because there's that trauma that she's remembering, she's reliving it every time she sees all this water and all of this destruction. so, to the left of your screen further back should be a camp ground, but you can see cars and rvs have been sucked out of the way, flowing now in whats the peace river. this river should only be about six or seven feet, right? the locals say they go canoeing on this very gentle river. now it has overtaken this major highway that the locals use to go from sarasota to the beach, sarasota, make your way down to ft. myers. now you can't. so they've split this town in half. you have one side of the town where people live, the other side of town is where you'll find a walmart, a publix, a gas station, all of the shopping and where people have their jobs.

we were on the ground in arcadia, florida. you're hearing from people panicked there. what is the situation? >> well, allison, we're entering day four now of people not having electricity. so they don't have power in their homes. everything in their fridge and freezers has spoiled by now. they need resources. supplies. this is a welcome sign. you can see boxes here that just arrived by boat to this area because of the flooding. boxes of mres, water, boxes of pampers and wipes and just all the necessities. but one necessity that people say they haven't been able to get is really in contact with their loved ones. there is a woman who says, listen, i normally take this road, highway 70 to port charlotte where i can see my father who is in the hospital. but she can't reach him. she hasn't been able to talk to him for days. take a listen. >> he's my father. you know? he's the one that raised me. and i can't even describe it. i can't describe it. i hope nobody else is going through this. 100% i feel your pain. 100%. it's awful. i mean, even a normal circumstances going throu

not just for us, but certainly to the ones who, up in arcadia and sanibel and fort myers., that is more than devastation up there. neil: yeah, to put it mildly. mayor, thank you very much. teresa heitmann mayor of naples, florida, still a beautiful locale, they have a lot to dig out from under. we will keep you posted on that. we'll keep you posted on startling developments from twitter, shares at least halted twice, there is possibility that the deal with elon musk could be back on after this. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: all right, some startling news regarding elon musk and twitter. the stock was jumping in excess of 12% before shares were halted. they're still halted. i guess charlie gasparino who has been following this story better than anyon

this is arcadia, in desoto county, 40 miles from the gulf coast. a man posted this drone video that was shot today. it's been three days since the peace river hit historic levels but the water is nowhere near gone. the national weather service reported could be another week or so, before the river returns to normal. valerie castro is there for us tonight. >> the roar of an airboat is the sound of hope, supplies and even people being. around desoto county, and inland community flooded after swollen rivers were overwhelmed by the storm. aerial footage shows acres of flooded lands and homes including livestock surrounded by feet of water. in some areas, rooftops are just now beginning to be revealed as the water level goes down. >> it's a bad day but god is good and we will all make it through . >> how are you mentally powering through this? >> i was good until you asked. it's a lot. you see your community just torn up. our neighbors, they lost a lot . >> the county commissioners says there's a network of volunteers. >> we are working together . i thi

in arcadia, florida.don fox weather and the red cross is on the ground, providing aid and resources to hurricane victims, and ktvu and fox are trying to help in that mission. you're invited to join the effort by scanning the qr code on your screen boxes donated $1 million to the relief effort, and the money will be used for shelter, meals, medical supplies and more . a man from texas is under arrest, accused of staging an explosion at boston's northeastern university campus. investigators say the man who was employed as a manager and director of the immersive lab at the school, called police last month, claiming he was injured in an explosion on campus. the report prompted a massive emergency response, but officials say evidence suggests the man fabricated the explosion and authored a threatening letter that he claimed he found at the explosion site. his alleged actions diverted significant law enforcement resources away from a essential public safety matters and caused fear and panic not only on campus b

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we want to take you to nadya romero live in arcadia, florida, not far where this devastating storm first made landfall. nadya, update us on the potential levee breach. what have you heard? >> we know that the residents there in that portion of sarasota county got a knock on the door this morning telling them that they could have that levee breach. you are going to hear behind me though, it's going to get pretty loud, there is an air boat making its way through here in arcadia. this is what we're seeing in different parts of this part of florida. people are being transported, supplies, medical supplies, water, generators and the alike because this is the only way you can get through this area, is by boat. and so this is what this community is dealing with. you talked about the levee issue that we're seeing in sarasota county that could be a potential flooding issue for people who live there. we're days after the storm and when you deal with the aftermath of a hurricane, this is what it looks like. so if you come around this way, you can see that people are gathering water bottles here. th

cheryl: you were in arcadia, about 50 miles inland from the coast, and they thought they were okay, ands when it got really disaster rouse there, correct? >> that's right. it got bad, yeah. i just got back about 6 a.m. this morning, a long night of relief work. but these folks were in shock. i mean, can you imagine having a hurricane and hiking you're through it, and then -- thinking you're through it, and hen a day later literally being submerged underwater. i took a tour with governor desantis yesterday, and i have to tell you, i've never seen such e devastation. we were literally on a boat over highways with cars we shouldn't see -- couldn't see, roofs of houses and trailers just as you see on your screen just all spread out across the water. and so this happened fast x. if a lot of people, one, chose to stay, and those that wanted to leave didn't even have the fuel or access to the fuel to be able to get out in time. so this is, this was an act of god, and we can't question, you know, this decision or that decision. the main thing is trying to help these good folks of florida recove

phillips arcadia has served the likes of the norwegian, royal family. with the next morning i prepared to make an expedition frederick fro back, takes me to one of the nearby fjords. ah, he wants to show me the wall of the 2, no brain tidewater glacier. ah, every time you come to a small boat or get out in nature, the light is different and that makes it very special because it's like seeing a new place every time it without. i'm truly impressed with long here being the northernmost town on earth. ah! the steamboat takes me now from god, a boy to my son. the shut vian is the oldest ship edris white fleet. it was built in 1879, but 140 years slater. the engine is still running smoothly. now of a town of mice and comes in sight with its vineyards and castle hill at the markets wherein mason there is also a fountain kiddish of just like and dressed. in addition, narrow streets and lots of wine bars. by the way, the 1st vignette and saxony was documented here and my son, 850 years ago. and then again climbing stairs. but i'm already used the beth. oh, the m

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the coastline right now as we look at live doppler 7 and a nice breeze along the embarkadero from arcadiamera. it is already 58 in san francisco. a feeling like the summer chills 60 degrees in oakland. currently 79, san jose 57 and half moon bay from our san jose camera. you're seeing bright skies as we look towards the shark tank mid 80s, novato, santa rosa 78 napa are warmest spots like vacaville making it up into the mid-90s livermore 92 degrees if you're getting away. here's a look at the hawaiian airlines forecast. mainly sunny northwest wind 5 to 15 low 70s to low 80s scattered showers and honolulu 88 degrees, new york city 63. it's going to be a sunny 58 degrees in chicago and mainly sunny in la 84 degrees from our emeryville camera. we're looking towards the port of oakland and there is sun out there areas of dents fog and drizzle in the morning nice weather for the blue angels tomorrow it is going to be breezy and below average early next week tonight. the fog makes a push right over the bay tomorrow morning it hangs around near the coast tomorrow afternoon. you're still going to

houses light up in large shopping centers, the lighting in the parking lots is turned off the most arcadiaazing, there used to be so many lights here at night, today the area is completely dark, advertisements on billboards are not working, decorative lights and hotel signs are not working, it is also dark at the railway station, the buildings in the city center, in particular , the opera house, but the shop windows and signs of small shops, cafes and restaurants are illuminated, although in city ​​hall after the freemasons attacked the infrastructure, even the movement of electric transport during peak hours was limited, citizens are urged to use shuttle taxis olena chernyaeva marichka kuzhik anastasia neverina furdak tsn 1+1 marathon is the only news and as reported by the representative of the dtek company in kyiv, in particular thanks to the reduction in electricity consumption, the power industry managed to stabilize the situation and the need for forced shutdowns at this time there is no attention from the amount until 9:00 , also from 17 to 22 turn off all non-critically important e

shoulder, for russia, this is an effort to win hearts and minds and country suffering attacks from arcadia, an eyesore for france. its russian propaganda on a visit to brag enough to us those capital was due in july, the french general in charge of the counterterrorism operation backend. in this a hell warned the dangers of dealing with the wagner's group. with the arrival of wagner, a, c 3 threads, the rice of messner is who i am real. so just curious if the national interest and academy plundering your is it campaign of this information against the action of friends not just in the health but beyond the borders. in 2018 al jazeera met russian fighters from vac, nor training soldiers from the central african republic. but he's a care of the special adviser to the countries president told me russia was back in africa since this interview. wagner has expanded its operation in mozambique, sudan, the central african republic, and molly, after the coon burkina faso on friday, the new leadership in walker do. under ibrahim taurus says he wants to work with new partners, including russia. in wes

this is how the popular hangout arcadia looks, for example, usually in the evening. as light as day here, literally drove here tatarkazii yes deribasovskaya and back actually a-and again, it seems to me that the city is sleeping now and they want to see it, well, if you take it in the evening, actually there is no really, the center of odesa is lit only by street lamps, and then partially without street lighting, ivano has been living for several days now frankivsk, the city center, the most popular pedestrian street, better known as stometrivka, usually everything is bright here even at midnight. nowadays, the majority of local entrepreneurs have turned on the economy mode. although not all of them have the front door of this small store is lit better than in the supermarket, we need to save electricity. and why don’t you allow this to happen to me? it’s very rare that it would be so so turned on. for example, i live in the second district. there is no such thing here, but you see, when you arrived, they immediately turned it off, so you are doing a useful deed . an

kryzhov, mowing, a knife fell on the westward jazz from the temple to us a monumental three-span arcadiastirred by wide choirs, a parapet , yes, caravans, a gifted interior, we go inside the cathedral. here the devils thief managed this suit. here in may we see spans of painting. well, damn it, this is my own fantasy of my own. of course, that everything here was wounded, then i somehow tied the baroque to dove dug schiles of this hara on the walls with the very scrub vicious element, speaking drowly different three-tiered iconostasis yaho, constructive, base, boyar colonnade of the korynfian order with scribbled entopliments and figured pediments. in all, baroque mostatian elements leave this. garland shells cherubim vine vine leaves acanthus. per since, according to the canons of the orthodox church , there is an inshaltar there. but now is the hour of the horn of the vicious altar, and they enter our scenario in the mostatsky museum. they can be seen as a judgmental image. not the great oval vzyashma. yes, and akim revealed the mother and children of god, one of the smallest images in

arcadia vasiliev contains no secrets. but recently, while cleaning up the family archive, she discovered documents from which it follows that her father was not only a writer. this is how dad was a deputy, how he worked in the writers' union, but the most interesting thing is this book of the ogpu pension certificate, which was later renamed the nkvd. a pension was assigned, by the way, 74 rubles. and another cash content of 210 rubles. he was very young is not written here. why this pension was probably appointed, it was appointed due to injury and you know my documents daria dontsova for the first time finds out that her father arkady vasiliev was once a staff member of the ogpu and suggests that her father continued to contact the special services even after he became a famous writer a hard day and a dress rehearsal worked in the magazines crocodile and ogonyok secretary of the party organization of the union of writers of the ussr was born in 1907 in the city of shuya, ivanovo region, the father of darya dontsova so w

the entire state is cut off the main arcadia road . lincoln bios will stay to several parts of the country have been cut off. so the issue of whether or not ford will come in supplies will come in is what bothers the minds of officious. now, talking further on this development by shade on this crisis here in by also state is governor during the governor by also state. so talk to us about how much of this problem is and what is being done to help people in need. thank god you flew in yourself and you saw things for yourself. it's beyond anybody, sex pressure. what we're seeing the is what? no one, none of us not generation as i've seen before. and so for us it is that monumental or crisis problem is that problem needs real emergency solutions and how many people are we talking about in terms of displacement and how many people have been lost? we are still compiling the figure of those back of date, but for no matter of displaced person, sir, we're looking at then passed it and there the figure for now. conservative leaves about a 1000000 a 1000000 people and they're over 300 their communiti

and the devastation in arcadia, we still haven't gotten the floodwaters completely gone in homes yet. they are seeing the tops of mobile home trailers they didn't see a couple day days ago because the floodwaters were that high. we haven't been able to get into because the water has been so high. >> carley: i know i speak to you the day before it hit on wednesday before the storm came crashing down you said you represent the most elderly district in the country. there are a lot of vulnerable people in your district. how are they doing? is there any greater concern in your district than others because of that? >> there is. hopefully they heeded my calls and the calls of others. they were in those barrier coastal communities, barrier islands to evacuate. they were all very hard hit because of the storm surge. in the northern part of my district it was north of the eye didn't have as much storm surge but obviously as you have seen pictures south of fort myers. storm surge. hopefully they heeded the evacuation calls. the priority on power is obviously hospitals first and then nursing home

arcadia bogolev. as a result, he received anonymous threats.mising materials on the deputy, which were abducted after the murder law enforcement agencies have not yet commented. well arkady viktorovich come on, come on. tell us, we didn’t touch this gleb with a finger, what thugs he was ready for when we entered the hut . who called him to the editorial office, we did not call? what for, look what the deputy writes in the law bogolepov threatened gleb with reprisals. bogolepov's compromising evidence related to the election campaign was stolen from the journalist's apartment. yes, we didn’t take viktorovich any, damn it, dirt was barely carried away by the meat grinder from the wheelbarrow, i faded the pipe lost. your mobile phone won to the company is registered to our company. so pretty deeds promised autographs on the wall left, by chance viktorovich even such accidents roll on the spot. why didn't you call me right away, they called me to the prosecutor's office ? try now. say that the pipe was stolen on vacation at a resort or somewhere el