riots, protesters demanded the resignation of the government the largest city in the country, alma-ata and plundered by marauders as a result of riots, 230 people died. i speak at a meeting with the public, tokaev spoke about the accomplices of the coup d'etat, but did not name names . but he was categorical. such people do not and will not have any political future in kazakhstan, and just a few days before the vote , the national security committee of kazakhstan issues discouraging news that a repeat of the january events of smarts has been prevented cnd have been developing an organized criminal group, which included banned political movements and criminals for several months, and surveillance of safe houses was carried out. the members of the organized crime group planned to seize power and proclaim the provisional government of the group should have been armed with machine guns, sniper rifles, pistols and rifles about what enemies might be for tokaev 's policy. . from the country of money the challenge thrown by economic crime for 10 months of this year, the state returned assets i

week such a visit was made by a working trip to the southern capital of kazakhstan, the city of alma-atato show the city has fully recovered from the tragic january events, when there was an attempted coup d'état and in general the situation in kazakhstan at that time was developing very dramatically, but this election week visit to alma-ata shows that such a person is completely confident in herself. polishes the situation at the same time, speaking at a meeting with the public in alma-ata, he emphasized that those persons who were involved in the coup attempt in january had no political future in their country, that is, in kazakhstan, and at the same time, just a couple of days before the elections, discouraging in fact in fact, news from the national security committees of kazakhstan there reported that they had prevented an attempted coup d'état that was supposed to take place. just this sunday, on the day of the elections, the knb was told that they were carrying out investigative measures since march, several organized crime groups have been developed, which included both represent

uh, such a woman visited the southern capital of kazakhstan, the city of alma-ata, on a working trip. show the city has fully recovered from the tragic january events. there was an attempt at a coup d'état and in general the situation in kazakhstan at that time was developing very dramatically, but, but this visit. uh, how election week in alma-ata shows that such a person is in full control of himself, while speaking at a meeting with the public. e in alma-ata such emphasized that these are the persons who were involved in the coup attempt in january of the political future in their country. that is, in kazakhstan they do not have, and at the same time, just a couple of days before the elections, the actually discouraging news from the national security committees of kazakhstan there reported that they had prevented an attempted coup d'état, which was supposed to take place as again this sunday, election day. e in the dprk they said that they had been conducting investigative measures since march, the month of development, and they took several organized crime groups e, which include

the new kazakhstan, its outlines have already been outlined, and it is no coincidence that in alma-atasuch an educator opened the monuments to no baitursynov by the policy of the enlightener. he is revered as a teacher of the nation, such a constantly emphasizes the future for the formation of the presidential elections in kazakhstan were observed by over 600 representatives from 10 international organizations. the most representative mission from the cis, i am sure that this one, uh, worthy selection, as candidates? presidents and such a clear, very good organization of the electoral process will contribute to the fact that the elections will be calm organized and will be chosen the most worthy voting results in kazakhstan, no one doubts that, however, does not. these elections were less significant company was held in an atmosphere of absolute freedom of speech. the presence of such a clear favorite only emphasizes today that no one can compete with such a one for the right to be the sole leader of the country fedor plotnikov kazakhstan vesti nedeli. now the continuation of the parli

of a new kazakhstan of its outline have already been marked, and it is no coincidence that in alma-atao akhmet baitursynov was opened by the policy of an educator. he is revered as a teacher of a nation, such a constantly emphasizes that the future is for the education of the next presidential elections in kazakhstan were observed by over 600 representatives from 10 international organizations. the most representative mission from the cis, i am sure that this one, uh, worthy selection, as candidates? such a clear and very good organization of the electoral process will contribute to the fact that the elections will have to be calmly organized and the most worthy voting results in kazakhstan will be chosen, no one doubts, which, however, does not. this election less significant company was held in the atmosphere absolute freedom of speech. the presence of such a clear favorite only emphasizes today that no one can compete with such a person for the right to be the sole leader of the country . for 399 rubles. you can test yourself or subscribe to sber prime plus and experience vivid emot

well, such a person feels confident at a meeting with the public in alma-ata, such a person spoke aboute accomplices of the coup d'etat attempted coup in 2022. he didn't really name it, but he said the following before the january events, there were people who purposefully swayed the situation. in the country, they fueled the protest mood and pursued the goal of splitting society, so many of them are also indirectly responsible for of the january tragedy i am perfectly aware that it is not customary to say such things before the elections. i decided to tell it like it is. but honestly, our people have always been able to distinguish the wheat from the chaff, so i am sure that such people in kazakhstan do not have and will not have any political future. well, it cannot be ruled out that they can become a tool in the hands of various destructive forces trying to destabilize the situation in our country. and just a few days before the vote, the committee of the national the security of kazakhstan gives out simply discouraging news that they managed to prevent a repetition of the january ev

he polishes the situation, while speaking at a public meeting in alma-ata, tokaev emphasized that thoseons who were involved in the coup attempt in january of the political they have no future in their e-country, that is, in kazakhstan, and at the same time, just a couple of days before the elections, the actually discouraging news from the national security committee of kazakhstan was reported there that they had prevented an attempted coup d'état, which was supposed to take place, just the same this sunday, on election day, the knb was told that they had been carrying out investigative activities since march, the development, and they took several organized crime groups , which included both representatives of criminals and several banned political movements months, the safe houses were monitored. the evidence base was being collected and it became clear that the conspirators-intruders planned to seize the administrative buildings and planned to arm the crowd with machine guns. about how such a policy can be. now in kazakhstan, it’s not difficult to guess that a large-scale reform of

claimants judges by the people of history and their conscience in the election week, such was in alma-ataamong other things, thus the incumbent president showed the city has fully recovered after the january tragedy to the active implementation of reforms. it was the events of january of this year that pushed him like that, then mass protests took place all over the country, later the actions turned into riots, the protesters demanded the resignation of the government of the country's largest cities, alma-ata was actually captured and looted by looters as a result of riots 230 people died, just a few days before the vote and the national security committee of kazakhstan announced the prevention of a coup attempt was planned. it was on election day that smarts of the knb were developing an organized crime group, which included banned political movements and criminals for several months, monitored safe houses, members of the organized crime group planned to seize power and proclaim an interim government, the group should have been armed with machine guns, sniper rifles, pistols and rifles.

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units of primary combat readiness that we have there may not be enough of them for astana and alma-atahe most difficult in alma-ata, but i was in astana, i perfectly understand, i saw and knew that situation, and uh, the dkb army allowed me to transfer units from astana and start the cleansing process. remember, it was in january that many people said that they say the csto would enter the territory of kazakhstan and not leave, they say there were such fears. how did you perceive this situation? uh, there were such views, i can say that just the same in january developments. and i've commented on the same answer many times. e answer, for example, to the same question for the kazakhstani media, i can say that we constantly clarified this issue, huh? we told the public and fearful people that there is no threat to national security here. and here we need to, uh, give the opportunity, uh, to the military to do their job. to do this, we need help and support tatyana viktorovna, from outside, for example, armenia has some expectations, for example, from the fact that the csto will provide a

lot of vector, as it is now customary to say, foreign policy in the election week was such in alma-atather things, thereby the incumbent president showed the city has fully recovered from the january tragedy to active reforms. it was the events of january of this year that pushed him like that, then mass protests took place throughout the country, later the actions turned into riots, the protesters demanded the resignation of the government, the country's largest city, alma-ata was actually captured and looted by looters as a result of the riots, 230 people died just a few days before the vote the kazakh national security committee reported that the attempt had been prevented. coup. it was planned election day since march in the knb led the development of the organized crime group, which included banned political movements and criminals, the members of the organized crime group planned to seize power and proclaim an interim government. such is already actively engaged in the transformation of the political system of the state returns illegally, the money withdrawn from the country has

this jasu was a characteristic lynx of renaissance architecture, and its decorative ata wall above thee in windows with thin shalyuks and bay windows with figured completion was a new approach to expression. he thought of her castle. i'm at the palace. castle complex. this was a new word in architecture. stunned the renaissance palace in a new vezhy gate near the zvedin and, in the place of the khadyzhensky barfroda , galileo's share was given . uh. now , uh, the greatest private construction. uh, brahmas is more politely on the side of him and in such a rank. she just looked at the gate, she thumps, and not the god of the lower castle. and this is not surprising. maybe, but i could have taken out the crayfish by the side, and not miserable. uh, lower castle, and to the right of that straight the greatest weak knot of defense and creep is declared. her. do you want to ensure that you clean up as much as possible from an attack? and in order to spend near this brahma, it was possible or firewood was placed in it. a faithful bridge, this is how we can get more on engravings, stuffed acco

western china kazakhstan russia belarus from novosibirsk through alma -ata with branches to kyrgyzstan and uzbekistan joint projects are being developed with kazakhstan in almost all areas of industry, but, taking into account the theme of the forum, they certainly deserve special attention local projects in the transport and automotive industries. here i would like to note the scale. the production of lada cars in the city of kostana, a constantly growing share of localization directly in kazakhstan and a number of projects for the production of components for cars kamaz and the gas group also set up an assembly production of trucks in kazakhstan for me and for my colleague selik makashevich, dzhangalin, today's forum. it also provided an opportunity to hold a new meeting of the co-chairs of the intergovernmental commissions under cooperation between russia and kazakhstan we have already discussed the joint steps to develop cooperation. in transport logistics financial banking. sphere. we reviewed the progress in the implementation of industry projects in the energy sector. we will co

and where to go if there is no electricity for a long time lyudmila pavlenko will tell you how the atas connection is here, and the connection is great, this is an unbreakable point in kherson where you can recharge your phone and get access to the internet thanks to starlinks . or use the water is a project of the ukrainian authorities that was initiated due to massive enemy shelling of the energy infrastructure on the special website nezlamnist.gov.ua there is a map of the active centers and it is constantly updated currently more than 4,000 such hotspots have been deployed throughout ukraine, and this work continues on critical infrastructure in october. recommendations for what to do when there is no connection were published by the state special communications service. if your operator's network is not working, use national roaming. the organization's website also has a list of offline messengers that work and when there is no internet, what area can you call the lack of mobile communication, the minister of health viktor lyashko reminded the day before that for this you need to us

more news from the past week a terrible accident in alma-ata at the crossroads collided two passenger bus drivers, one of which tried to slip through a red light, both cars carried out on the sidewalk under the wheels hit a pedestrian. he was fatally injured , 19 people were injured, and another incident in the southern capital, eyewitnesses published a video from the scene of a major fire at a flea market. the fire was missing a few containers above them black clouds of smoke, in an hour the fire was localized samarkand hosted the summit of the organization of turkic states negotiations the presidents of kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan , azerbaijan, turkey, of course, the host countries of uzbekistan, the leader, discussed economic cooperation, and, in addition, agreed to contribute to the development and prosperity of the turkic civilization. the world championship among the golden eagles took place in the abai region of kazakhstan . and the reaction of feathered predators, as well as their interaction with the owners, was won by a resident of karaganda, whose falcon easily completed all the

however, about alma-ata, the dutch court said that the russian defense concern is supposedly competentthe case of the crash, flight 17, but is connected with the russian authorities and credibility is allegedly questionable. since the hague court and the dutch prosecutors ignored uh, the evidence base is a good evidence base from the russian ministry of defense, then russia can simply ignore the decision of the gaga court and not pay attention to it, the hague court ruled, that the boeing crash case is not about an international conflict in ukraine, that is, between kiev and the dpr, but the dpr is equal to russia and all dogs are hung on us. the plane was shot down by a russian missile and said judge hendrik steentheis. and here's another thing that claims that on the night of july 16-17 of the fourteenth year, the dpr fighters brought a zarkobuk from the russian federation at night, in the early morning, they brought god mirrors from donetsk and sent it to the front lines, using the so-called corridor between the snowy and the border of russia, which was q as a result this. the mh17

about new offensive attempts by militants who the last reports in the material of denis alekseevskiye atasuccessfully crossed unbearable conditions eliminates a target with a package of sixteen shells, missiles hit exactly at the coordinates, it’s not for nothing that a tornado is called a sniper rifle on a tornado chassis hits even further 200 km 300 mm shells each weighing a ton counter-bataine struggle in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement. pylnaya, kharkov region, two volley rocket launchers were hit at firing positions. fire hurricane. armed forces of ukraine from which shelling of the territory of belgorod area in the south-donetsk direction ukrainian militants. they are trying to attack pavlovka , a strategic line, by russian artillery forces, they are thrown back to the starting points in the kupyansk direction , an attempt to break through the russian defenses in the direction of the red lemon is thwarted, they are completely thrown back from chervonopovka. ukrainian detachments suffer heavy losses in the limansk direction, the enemy tried to attack with the forces of two n

the suspect was wanted for atas least two other attacks on women this year. this year the f.b.i.rning tonight about a credible broad threat to synagogues in new jersey. the state's governor says he is working with law enforcement to make sure houses of worship are protected. it comes amid a waive of anti- semitism in the u.s. we get the latest from cbs's michael george. >> breaking news tonight. the brooklyn nets are suspending star player kyrie irving for at least five games. >> i cannot be anti-semitic if i know where i come from. >> reporter: this after the brooklyn nets' star refused to apologize for posting a link to an anti-semitic film which denies the holocaust and blames jews for slavery. >> you guys are asking me respectfully to speak on something that >> you guys are asking me to speak on a documentary i had nothing to do with it. i didn't make it. >> reporter: on wednesday the nets announced the team and irving would each donate half a million dollars to anti-hate groups. today, nba commissioner adam silver, who's jewish himself, said he's disappointed irving has not

exacting judges of the people of history and their conscience in the election week, this was in alma-atacity fully recovered after the january tragedy, then mass protests took place throughout the country, the reason for which was the increase in gas prices. later, the actions turned into riots, the protesters demanded the resignation of the government, the country's largest city, almaty was actually captured. as a result of the riots , 230 people died. speaking at a meeting with the public, tokaev spoke about the accomplices of the coup d'état, but did not name names. but he was categorical. there are no such people in kazakhstan, and there will be no political future, and just a few days before the vote, the national security committee of kazakhstan issues discouraging news . the dprk managed to prevent a repetition of the january events . the members of the organized crime group planned to seize power and proclaim the provisional government of the group were to be armed with machine guns and sniper rifles pistols and guns about what enemies tokaev’s politics might be, it’s not difficu

century ago in the ninety-sixth year. giant funnels remained after the arrival of the shells in truth in ata near the local palace of culture, and at night they fired 10 more rockets from the charter city around the city. eyewitnesses report that one of the private houses caught fire, and the destruction after night shelling is also reported in gorlovka in the cities of luhansk people's republic is a large-scale restoration of the destroyed housing. funds in severodonetsk alone will be repaired in the near future more than 150 houses. those who were left homeless. now they are temporarily placed in local sanatoriums, pavel prokopenko's report the shower department in the republican health resort and the name is appropriate now and excellent. thank you for taking a shower. for the first time in six months there was no water, no electricity. bombed. these are the stories of those who left severodonetsk, lisichansk , rubizhny, maria rodionovna, 80 walking with difficulty, she survived shelling near her neighbors. more. no, there were no many children, olga's son still wakes up at night about wh

turning to this book which i see is ata counterpart so maybe part one of the question is to you.part two of the question is, famously in the u.s. for the constitution have led over the last century or so with increasing reluctance to amend it. now historically it has been amended. now there's a day we cannot help. coming back to the role of the war, and the writing of constitutions we have in the u.s. now for almost 20 years seen the war. when he was thinking the present state of affairs in the u.s. that may have implications for the ability of the constitution in the years ahead? >> yes. there's so many fastening questions there i'm not sure to start. i think constitution space all kinds and they always have. but there are new challenges to constitutions a. the fact that we get our information in order to get two more men to come up and fights. it's not like that anymore. that's another point. but it actually think in regards to the united states this is a problem with the u.s. constitution very difficult to p amend. i thought it would aim at nobility. was also a basis. we can p

but several people were killed when the miss ata rived and dish correct. the russians presumably aimed for the nearby power plant and missed that across the country. enough energy targets were hit to leave much of ukraine without electricity or water. the government is setting up so called invincible points. so people can warm up. people can come here to doing some see or courses to spend the time in the workplace. do some cool care or charge to their phone. it's basic because winter bytes in earnest. it could be the difference between life and death. millions of craniums this if they can't existence, walking up endless flights of stairs and dark apollo and buildings with no water and no heat checked with radiation, one will thing called was that leona lives on the 8th floor with her husband and young son. let us know then that's for them. the gloom and the chill is inconvenience, but no emergency they fight the black house with technology. both modern decreases in november and old. so i feel different. it's a bit strange here to leave and keep and to you

shows up in mysterious circumstances on the beach of tel aviv, she comes out of her relationship with atas her off when she takes that my train and easter weekend of 1992 and martha friedlander is, her stepfather is jewish but she's taken on his last name mitchell friedlander but she was baptized catholic and raised catholic and she goes and it was 20 years older than she is, is completely enamored with her and when martha gets out at her stop in central germany and goes to the boarding school where she is, he finds her address and writes to her that very night and takes her out on a date and within three dates he proposes to her with his two sons from his first marriage and he goes to her and she accepts after some consideration she says yes and they get married. or she says yes and they get engaged. now win order to get married he has one condition or two conditions, that she brings catholicism back to protestantism and secondly that she travels under the name friedlander before she gets married and she resumes her birth name herschel which was her biological father's name and of course

that you now see on the screen occurred on january 8, 2019 years in kazakhstan in the city of alma-ata culprit of the accident was then a former employee of the police department with this fake, we sorted it out in the center of the next fake. german president frank walter stanmeier in the city of koriukivka in the north of chernihiv and the region of ukraine immediately after arrival, and shtanmbaev was declared an air raid alarm and the president, along with a group of other citizens, and in supposedly outsiders, even yes, and he allegedly went to an alleged bomb shelter. and just, uh, let's see how it all was and how it looks, and in gerashchenko's publication, the president of germany is on himself experienced the delights of an air raid in ukraine, according to spiegel, when steinmeier spoke to the media in the chernihiv region, the siren of the german president sounded, he had to hide in a bomb shelter. now he knows exactly why ukraine needs more air defense systems e. well, actually, what exactly is the message? yes, this is fake, we would like to add something. this is the vill

crimea minsk kiev tashkent alma-ata suddenly became abroad, and ahead were the collapse of industry anti-terrorphobia no one could even think of such a thing . one month is the average shelf life of the flag, if it hangs outside in winter, when there are sharp temperature changes, it is smaller in summer . about once every six months we are ordered from the kremlin palace well, the customer is the federal security service and the service of the federal security service, and it is they who the kremlin creators order these flags measuring 4 m by 6 m. and at the rate of one fact in replacement once a month. they sewed the main flag of the country here at this production, so they played rails in the wind; thermal printing technology. we use heavy duty fabrics, heavy duty weave dyeing takes place here on this thermopress. first we dye the blue color, then the red white color does not dye the white color of the base color of the fabric. and after that the flag is sewn together under the influence of heat. the dye penetrates the fabric and penetrates through it. such a flag. it no longer fades in the

on the offshore areas, the ata-980 vessel. it can leave the gulf of ob and already go to sea. are able to transport e, cargoes to the south and little in the village of kharasavey to the village of remote remote villages of dikson and the new bay the new port has completed its seasonal work and , most importantly, the yamal crossing has completed its last voyage. when the thickness of the ice is safe for people to leave, the road workers will start freezing the river and arranging a lead crossing for the locals until they have to transfer five air flights and 90 ground passengers from salekhard to the labs over the past weekend on helicopters and hovercraft. and transported in the opposite direction helicopters, as well as private traders on air cushions , transport sets off as it fills up, entrepreneurs charge 1,000 rubles for travel. soon they will go to the op and state courts. the fare for a pillow passenger is 146 rubles. for an adult 73 rubles. for children, a helicopter flight will cost 1210 rubles. for an adult 605 for a child, a temporary inconvenience at the crossing

. >> reporter: the president wants to ata profit windfall tax on oil companies unless they increase productionformer treasury secretary larry summers agrees with oil industry groups tweeting i'm not sure i understand the argument, windfall profit tax on energy companies. if you reduce profitability you will discourage investment which is the opposite of our objective. listen to the senior vice president of policy for the american petroleum institute. >> they talk about the need for more supply but respond by shutting down production. they talk about the need for more infrastructure but cancel pipeline projects. they talk about the need to reduce costs and raise taxes. the political rhetoric is one thing but the policies actually matter. >> reporter: there are no changes in policies from this white house, a lot more finger-pointing from the president. neil: this is the first time we've gone to you without that leaf blower. i would like to bring it to you. it is a first. good stuff. very good stuff. let me get through this. jackie deangelis feels the same way. looking at the markets now. the pos

at the chamber of ata , captured at the checkpoint, the prisoners found themselves in command and crankingh, put the device on that period, the beginning of the eighties, and both of leonid yakubovich's first marriages, both student ones. that's just one in his own words lasted only a few days, and the second from the senior student galina antonova is almost 20 years old. in this union, his first-born son artyom was born perestroika and the beginning of the nineties almost 180 ° turned fate upside down before yakubovich , he not only third wife marina, and again became a dad, a handsome man and daughters of varvara when i am already over 50 in an amazing way in life. they fit in like that. so many things that could be different essences of several people, it can be seen in the cinema and at the theater. he stood on the stage with the sky, when, at the age of 50, he sat at the helm of an airplane and was recognized as one of his own among those who fulfill their military duty with honor and courage, to say that for all these years leonid yakubovich became native to millions of people, this

percent, the street was only looking for 1.512 million, going back to context here we are now looking ataril when it comes to starts, mortgage rates prices still kind of kind of flocky, officially claims 222,000 street looking for 225 still in that range, of initial claims as for week november 12, continuing tiny bit stronger 1.507, street looking for 1.5 million the job story numbers week to week but, again, i go back to the permits future construction, this on back of nhb date yesterday lowest since june 2012, nahb index out yesterday recession in housing keeps going back to you. maria: its a great point the market near lows -- off the lows down 300 points right now, bob nardelli thoughts on these housing starts here 1.42 5, is better than what we were expecting but still, bad numbers . >> still a major, major indicator, i was at home depot this was something that was really key to us. key metric, you the but as you see housing starts go town cheryl said permits going down a key indicator things are not well, in the housing makt, things are not well in the auto industry, those are two b

she went to alma-ata, she and luchko entered there and ended up.. so you remembered the star of accepted happiness, solaris. but i starred in the picture of my teacher. it was a great happiness, red black and youth of peter in the beginning of glorious deeds. and these roles with eremenko and a balakhvostik. we started when we were well , something i was 18 years old in the second year in the giko already rehearsed. who knew that it would be a diploma, and then such a luxurious film this is happiness. and gerasimov of course, hmm absolutely. here is his name in huck now and i understand that what he has done for our cinema has brought up. kiss, cry. you understand sergey, gerasim is a handsome man who, uh, watched over our growth. i like what he recommended to you, as thoughts to action to go about it, your husband nikolai bulaev, ex-husband, told us about this program . yes, yes, i mean, there is nothing left in our time. i am very sorry that kolya in general he has an iconic face. you know how larisa shipitko spoke about him and his angel really

d.o.j.,ul brian questioned rick what yourw thoughts wase should also point out isn't it true there was atat in ftx whiclkhs the company we are all talking about right now which has suddenly $2 billion in investor money has disappeared. text maria at the sequoia principlesicha themselves as wes two of the portfolio companies are responsible for $150 millioi or just under one or $50 million just in thcle mid term investments. their political clout is huge.ar this is exclusive for youry chauffeur in february's interviewed by the fbi and the d.o.j. related to number of securities fraud claims and allegations that i had uncovered as part of mciviy civil liberty litigation. it was very clear to me thene department of justice anard the fbi had certai n areas they wanted to go near in certain m areas they wanted toea avoid.ly maria: that's a good point to bl for the past for your suspension under the trumrup error we only heard russia, russia russia. now we understand money transferred around china, arepa idthey getting paid? why would they not attack theg number one adversary ooff ameria and stop

>> ata boy, jesse. >> jimmy: "devotion" opens in theaters november 23rd., man, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: are you really in the plane? >> am i really in the plane? yes, i am. >> jimmy: you are? >> and that flying was real. so was the lunch that came up. got put back down. yeah. >> jimmy: so that was a vintage airplane, i assume. >> yeah, it was. >> jimmy: it was? >> and you think vintage, cool, cool, dope. but fun fact. planes are -- random people own them. so they're like hobbyist. so we got our planes from joe, bill, guys, oh, 1950s airplane. and we took that plane, and we painted it and made it work for the corsair. but there was no inspection. >> jimmy: what? >> there is no kicking the tires or anything like that. okay, this is the plane. get in it and act. okay. action. let's go. >> jimmy: whoa. this seems like a very bad idea. >> it's a great idea. ignorance is bliss. >> jimmy: it's a great story, though. it's an incredible story. it's a story i didn't know. did you know this story? >> i hadn't heard of it. >> jmmy: jesse brown, the first african american

district attorney said some times to times, he just said ata press conference that he is now seeing overdoses everyday related affectional. -- related to fentanyl. we need to backup our police officers having a strong relationship with our schools and health care, for sure. i will go back to my comments on the border, this country is not safe if we cannot first and foremost secure our border. we do that with a wall, backing up border agents, and making investments. a joe biden has failed to do that. the sheriff said to me, amanda, where is the end in sight? i do not see it. democrats have failed on this issue. we need real solutions. >> what are those real solutions? sharice: thank you. look, i just know people are scared of -- for a lot of reasons, actually. sometimes parents are scared to send in their children to school because they do not know if there will be a mass shooting incident because it has become way too prevalent. i have done what i can to support legislation that would keep people safe from guns. we had the most meaningful bipartisan piece of legislation in over two decades ju

. >> again i think going to be looking ata the fed in a different scenario, in 2023.ne is going to be focused on inflation, by the way, i am very concerned that 2% target goes away approaching presidential election, i think empire manufacturing number should give us all pause, because really what we're seeing is inventories are now -- inventories were a big driver of production in manufacturing for the past year. inventories from what i gather almost every sector now are pretty much in balance you take that you combine with fact that consumers have lost trillions of dollars, in the housing market and stock market, all these factors lead me to think again, that demand is really going to be, pulling back, are in 2023, and i think we are going to be talking about the fed not wanting to just crush the economy, because, you know maria the other thing that is happening that we never talk about is balance sheet is shrinking pretty dramatically a lag impact next year that is comes home to roast the. >> a trillion dollars out of this market likely disruptive, but buddy now tha

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know, a bunch of times over the last few weeks literally one unhoused person and 18 city personnel and ata like 8 city vehicles um, it is insane. so that really creates a bad environment for people and not trauma didn't develop trust in all of that need to really, you know, make sure that um, and again, you know, look at how much we're spending on outreach so they have outreach to places and those works have a choice that is incredibly important so people have a plan, you know - most have some kind of control you push them around and all that stuff um, and make sure that the people that or he quietly suffering are alone, you know, all that kind of stuff have access um, and so that um, i mentioned earlier, inc., all that i won't repeat that but um, those are some important pieces. and i think um, really, you know, making sure that quality is really important. and um, and for our city and system so um, people like shelters who will say that? >> i've met many, many people living in shelters and to worry about falling down in the shelter, etc. so no way we don't want confrontation and people a

like why exudg consideration of race in a situation in the person is not saying his race is something atas impacted him in a negative way, he just wants to have it honored -- just like the other person has their personal background family story honored -- why is telling him no not an equal protection violation? >> i think because if it is the racial aspect of the application, the equal all races be treated equally. certainly, unc should not give a legacy benefit. if they don't want to give a legacy bennett. there's no obligation to do that. >> i'soy, said it was ok if they give him a legacy ben what i am saying is if it is in almost exactly the same set of circumstances of student or applicant who is african-american and would lik to have the fact that he has been in north carolina for generations and they never had a chance to go to thechl, honored and considered and it is bound up in his race. you say i think we are not allowed to say that and the universities not allowed to take that into account,ecse it relates to race, precisely because it relates to race i think you might ha an equal

ata time, at a time, lasser was a huge supporter of qatar the committee first middle eastern countrys all of this, i'm joined now byjack murley. he's the presenter of the bbc�*s lgbt sport podcast. jack, first of all, tell us a bit more about mr blatter, or he has come from and why he has made these comments today. mr come from and why he has made these comments today.— comments today. mr blatter is one of the most the — comments today. mr blatter is one of the most the tories, _ comments today. mr blatter is one of the most the tories, well-known - the most the tories, well—known figures in world football, and these comments will come as a real blow to the qatari authorities, because when the qatari authorities, because when the world cup was awarded to qatar backin the world cup was awarded to qatar back in 2010, mr blatter was one of the champions of the company and going to the middle east —— the tories. mr blatter is no stranger to controversy, as you alluded to. he has had issues with fifa's ethics code, but he has seem to want to come out and speak about this today but deliber