toilet such a small house has everything you need it was donated by benefactors from britain the baxtercost such a house 20 thousand dollars a the project was brought to life by the social startup tera-monad the baxter family they said that ah the cost of this house for us it is the cost of electricity for three months for our family in britain therefore this is the least we can do to support the family in ukraine in general in the chernihiv region almost 5,000 destroyed residential buildings, so there is a lot of work, officials say, the restoration of the region will also attract local businesses the gas pipeline from greece to bulgaria became operational on the occasion of the launch in sofia, the capital of bulgaria, the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, visited her, she said that the gas pipeline will limit moscow's ability to put pressure on the eu members, the 182 km long pipeline connects to the gas pipeline that supplies natural gas to azerbaijan. initially, it will to provide up to 3 billion cubic meters of gas per year, but in the future the capacity

house cost 20 thousand dollars and the project was implemented by the social startup tera-monad, the baxterily they said that the cost of this house. for us, this is the cost of electricity for three months for our family in britain. therefore, this is the least we can do to support the family in ukraine. in total, there are almost 5,000 destroyed residential buildings in the chernihiv region, so there is a lot of work, officials say that the restoration of the region will also involve local businesses dmytro didura and oleksandr burlevych espresso tv channel on this i have everything news editor will meet with you at 11:00 first league of the ukrainian football championship carpathians vs. prykarpattia lviv vs. ivano-frankivsk who will be the winner in this battle and get the desired three points, or will the teams in the sixth round be able to present beautiful goals and a spectacular game, we will find out this saturday, october 1, watch football together with the title sponsor fc karpaty, live broadcast of the match karpaty lviv-prikarpattia ivano-frankivsk on the youtube channel espres

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stephanie: footen also sends the data he collects to biologist bonnie baxter. on the southern end of the great salt lake. it is eerily quiet and smells of brine. i feel like we're in the middle of just a dead zone here. it feels like another planet. bonnie: it's like a dead coral reef. it's like a cemetery. and these are the tombstones. stephanie: it feels like that. bonnie: we see larvae in the water. stephanie: baxter brings researchers from westminster college to gather specimens weekly. bonnie: these mounds should be covered with mats of microorganisms that do photosynthesis and bring the sun's energy into the lake system. but you can see that they're dry and they're not green and they're out of the water. even the ones in the water are not healthy because they're too salty. the ones out of the water are too dry. stephanie: the mounds are called microbialites. bonnie: this is the foundation of the great salt lake ecosystem. and we're seeing it crash and die right before our eyes. stephanie: the lake is at its lowest level in history. as a result, it's becom

ya doing the honest, tearing sinback, winning the aerial battle, and adding home to seal one with baxter strap and has climbed his 2nd straight formula one title after winning the japanese grand prix. it was a dramatic and difficult rice in bad weather and certainly not the typical wife or championship to be settled. chaos and confusion at the japanese grand prix were weather conditions caused major visibility problems. he has a look at just how dreadful it was. spanish driver, carla signs losing control over secret. the red flag was eventually shown the race was stopped and resumed nearly 2 hours later. but serious questions were raised about the safety of it all. a tractor crane on the track before all the drivers had returned to their pits, caused disbelief. prince, dr. appear ghastly, was one of those drivers. here you see just how close he got to one. the instagram post was made by none other than jewell bianca's father, who wrote no respect for the life of the driver. no respect for jewels memory. incredible bianchi, of course, lost his son, f, one driver, jude. beyond key june hid

so as you just notice, d j can lead, ah, baxter, off lloyd may, whether steven seagal, all of them have taken money from even that damon ah, and larry david, the actor have had touted it themselves. i think the reason why is because it's easy, you know, these crypto companies are willing to shell out. i mean like they do with kemper dash in a quarter of a $1000000.00. and what star likes to turn down money. i don't think any hollywood would want to turn down money, so it seemed easy for them. and they've been doing it for a while. and i think the s c c is saying, you know, when it comes to crypto cur, see, particularly here in united states. it's almost like the wild, wild west, and so there has to be some type of regulation. if you're going to be promoting any type of stock or something similar to a stock, or when it comes to specific crypto currency. so she thing all the better off to staying away from crypto currency saying is it is so unreliable as an investment in either a business program. we. let's talk about investments but, but also because it's just starting to look a little s

and back boris johnson _ support that baxter and back boris johnson through plenty of things.e to wonder, where is liz truss's support— have to wonder, where is liz truss's support was— have to wonder, where is liz truss's support was my be seen across the front— support was my be seen across the front page. — support was my be seen across the front page, the general public, there _ front page, the general public, there are — front page, the general public, there are people who do not believe in li2— there are people who do not believe in liz truss's— there are people who do not believe in liz truss's economic measures before _ in liz truss's economic measures before she — in liz truss's economic measures before she became prime minister, they have _ before she became prime minister, they have not been converted by jeremy— they have not been converted by jeremy hunt's stepping in to try to step in— jeremy hunt's stepping in to try to step in and — jeremy hunt's stepping in to try to step in and stabilise the market, equally, — step in and stabilise the market, equally, she is

derek baxter, everybody. >> great! well, thank you. thank you and c-span. thank you everybody for watching. so yes, this book is about, it's about me following jefferson's travels across europe. yet it's really, it was a chance to learn about a different side of jefferson that we don't often hear about. we all know about the younger jefferson who wrote the declaration of independence at the age of 33. and we probably know something about jefferson as an older man when he was president. but this give me a chance to explore this different side of jefferson. it was when he was a middle aged, in the 1780's. so jefferson was just going into his 40s and he almost didn't travel to france at all. he had been asked twice to go over there to be ambassador from the united states and had declined it both times. but there were two events, too traumatic events that really changed his mind and changed his whole life in the early 17 80s that led him to take this trip. so one was he was governor of virginia for two years during the revolutionary war and it went up being a v

[applause] >> thank you reverend baxter and i will call you your holiness.nard shaw was a reporter for cbs covering the watergate scandal, he became abc's latin america correspondent and bureau chief. he left abc to take a job with none other than ted turner, and his not yet launched cable news network. it will become the world's first 24 hour television news network. it was a decision he decided many of his colleagues thought was crazy. bernie was truly a cnn original. he was the washington anchor when a cnn launched on june 1, 1980. he went on to be cnn's lead anchor for the next 20 years. steering covered from presidential elections to his iconic reporting from the first gulf war, live from baghdad in 1991. we look back at bernie's extraordinary career. ♪ >> the skies over baghdad have been illuminated, white flashes on all over the sky. >> it would make tv history, cnn anchor bernard shaw at live from baghdad. it was the start of the 1991 gulf war. >> i have never been there but it was awful. >> broadcasting the first war coverage in real time. the voice

host: that is in baxter, minnesota.e will hear from gwendolyn, a democratic caller in detroit, michigan. hi, gwendolyn. top issue in michigan. caller: hi appear thanks for taking -- hi. thanks for taking my call. host: how are you going to vote and what is the issue driving you to vote that way? caller: i'm voting straight democr because i want to make sure we save our democracy. goveor whitmer, she's an excellent governor, and our top issue is abortion because women's rights are human rights and, you know, they are not trying to take away men's rights, but also what i wanted to say is that nobody is mentioning that president biden made a proposition to the republicans in regard to all this oil that they keep talking about that we need, and he made the proposition that, when he takes oil from the reserves, he is telling them that -- to replenish the oil in the reserves, he will pay the oil companies in the united states to put oil -- to pump more oil and then he will buy the oil from the united states. and i haven't hea

and now for the main event we are so thrilled to have derek baxter here with us today the author of in pursuit of jefferson traveling through europe with the most perplexing founding father. joining us today from fairfax, virginia where he lives with his wife and children and in his words. they lived quite a peaceful life there before deciding to follow thomas's jefferson's travel advice across europe, so he is going to tell you a little bit more about the book and we are so thrilled to have him here derek baxter everybody. great. well, thank you. thank you scuppernong and and c-span. thank you everybody for watching. so. so yes, this book is about it's about me following jefferson's travels across europe and it's really it was a chance to learn about a different side of jefferson that we don't often hear about we all know about the younger jefferson who wrote the declaration of independence at the age of 33, and we probably know something about jefferson as an older man when he was president, but this gave me a chance to explore this different side of jefferson. it was in his when he

as it turned out, they gave happiness to a ukrainian family, a retired couple from britain, the baxterly. they said that the cost of this house is the cost of electricity for three months for our family in britain. therefore this is the least we can do to support the family in ukraine, many ukrainians are happy to return from abroad and often there is nowhere to go except in chernihiv oblast - there are thousands of houses from which there is nothing there are not billions left, these are billions, well, in particular , the budget of the chernihiv region is at the level of 3 billion , and billions are needed to rebuild, of course, with the money of the region, it is not enough to renew windows or roofs . the problem of denmark is brought into action and money for compensation will be available only when ukraine returns frozen russian assets from abroad or the aggressor starts reparations. and these are years and hands from chernihiv oblast olga chekova and viktor zelenkov ictv facts - the only news on this while the whole marathon is going on stay with us kherson zaporizhzhia were and

there is a danger that will get far as johnson baxter. any thing to avoid that as far as they are concerned. i don't think so. i think we need to stay below the country and picker pick a new leader. someone like richard sooner. who can just stabilize everything before we move on to a general election? i'm not sure if general, that action is the best way. but anything but boris, i just want stability and quickly. absolutely. 100 percent. they've got no mandate . they need to. they need to let the people decide, you know, they're trying to keep in power when nobody wants them dw corresponded brigitte mos centers this update from london on the possibility of abort johnson, return the prospect of boris johnson coming back at the sense of political instability in the u. k. it was only a few months ago that he was forced to resign as prime minister. his critics are saying that his time is prime minister was dominated by lies and chaos. and he is still currently being investigated by a parliamentary committee over allegations that he misled parl

lieutenant jonathan baxter, with the san francisco fire department said they dealt with several challenges, including the lines and the fact these homes are very close together. originally, we had some heavy wind up here that wind was blowing the flame lengths that were 2030 ft. high at some point into the trees that you see behind me the palm trees those trees were dropping embers back onto rooftops. nobody was hurt all 15 residents, including three children, did get out safely. we saw some of them wrapped in blankets. the american red cross was on site offering assistance. firefighters say the homes did have fire alarms and the residents were all able to get out by themselves. firefighters say they will have someone out here all night, checking for hotspots and any flare ups in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. new tonight to oakland city council members want to see the fire department put together a special report to give the city a better understanding of how fires on caltrans properties impact the city's finances. council members carol fife and shen tao issued a

exeter�*s director of rugby rob baxter suggests a 10—team rugby premiership could be more sustainablejor clubs in the last few weeks. the six—time league champions wasps, yesterday, were suspended after saying they're likely to go into administration. they've twice filed notice to get insolvency experts in to help with their debts, which run to tens of millions of pounds. both they and worcester will be relegated at the end of the season. and many argue changes are needed to stop this happening to more clubs. this possibly has to be the line in the sand. we talked about the darkest day last week. there has to be a change in english rugby from this day forward. i can potentially see a league that is talking about fewer clubs moving forward. fewer games played potentially. a more centralised league that would centralise funding and governance may well be the aim, i think, for those who are left standing. hopefully, brighter days to come. england captain sarah hunter will gain a record—equalling 137th cap on saturday in their world cup meeting with france. but she says she's more focused

. >> great advice, all right jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department, thank you so much for that incredible advice. >> let's check in with darren. i guess this was pretty widespread. ps sorry, ryan, that wasn't for you. what were you saying? >> you are saying you have an idea of how far this was felt across the bay area. >> i do. there's a map that the usgs puts together that can show how strong the earthquake was felt across the bay area as a whole and this one is showing you where the epicenter is. in terms of how strongly the earthquake was felt , i don't know if we can pull up max one on that but it's on max one and if we can continue the good news. it basically shades to yellow which is weak to moderate, that's about a moderate earthquake which really corresponds with what you would expect from a 5.1. i think we are all familiar enough with the rick or scale and going over numbers , seven is a highly concerning number, six as you can expect some damage, a 5.1 is something that will be felt , but it's not something that's necessarily going to cause widespread damage.

[echo] september 15th the [inaudible] chief and lieutenant, baxter. they were able to, street teams and how [inaudible]. on september 13th the wellness community added to the [inaudible] these [inaudible] given to -- and increase and we are [inaudible] staffing to team usa and [inaudible]. and finally a couple of things to note we have 4% decreases in [inaudible] and they were able to increase the [inaudible] by 4% the number of individuals [inaudible] that's my report. thank you. >> thank you very much. is there a member of the public had wished to comment? call thor would you like to make public comment? hello, caller? nope. thank you. a member of the public that wishes to make comment [inaudible] closed. [inaudible]. commissioners comments? commissioner fraser? [inaudible] [muffled cannot understand] the answer [inaudible] [inaudible] [cannot understand commissioner] >> commissioner morgan. >> yea. >> i will [inaudible] i wanted to say, thank you for the great work you are doing and [inaudible] the lives you are save [inaudible] and the -- salute y

that nor'easter will produce big shouting, but bahamas, eastern cuba, baxter nicaragua, for example, el salvador. but on the west coast of mexico hearken only in a category. one is going to maitland full, probably early monday as jump south to south america. and here things are relatively quiet. the potential for big giles is still there in the north of brazil . recent, we've seen some flooding in venezuela can't argue about be repeated rios getting brett again down to about 22 degrees. and west santiago chile was quite hot. recently we're down to 50 bit below normal. whereas darya blanca has actually come up to 23. arising temperature, ah ah ah, welcome back to pick them out about top stories here this al brazil's presidential election is headed to a run of former president, luis anacio luna, to silver one the 1st round but did not get the 50 percent plus one boat needed to avoid the 2nd route facing combat jebel, tomorrow, on october 30th vigils been held in indonesia to remember the $125.00 people killed during a stampede at a football match resident yoko, dodo has a little review

work with the that the marketplace decisive role in resource allocation and that the government play baxter, its role, and also the country will advance revitalization across across the country by consolidating and expanding its achievements in poverty alleviation. and the country will reinforce the foundations for food security. and beside hyphen opening up will also be promoted, which is important for the whole load is trying to try to say it was deadly expand . if it's, you know, open it up. where's the recall to rules regulations management and spend the a to accelerate the transformation of, into a, at the trade of a trade or a quality and promote the high quality development of the bell 10 road initiative. now obviously the tie, one issue is quite a hot topic at the moment and the world's attention is focused on not what developments do you think we'll see in the chinese policy towards taiwan? well, actually, she didn't move on. taiwan has won the longest a post during his speech and the china will implement its overall policy for resolving the toilet issue and in the new era. and on

how ugly is baxter love? how this conversation insists on exploring blackness as humanness.o we evolve beyond the ocean of subtle flash, direct white terrorism slash mythology to fully manifest as a leading global perspective. you gave it to taji brown, jackson, ci. how do we answer this. you know what? i like that there's thoughtfulness. you know what i like having you talk. you know, i've been to many of these conferences. rarely are any you know, issue solves a lot of circular like you said a lot of this is one of the most thoughtful panels i've moderated and been on i've been a part of because it's it is so thoughtful. you guys are actually contemplating the questions in a way that does it how do it free is to quote sonia sanchez aha aha but but how do it for you. wow. i mean, i think i think, you know, i'm listening lady and ebrahim the whole time closely. and i think we have to listen to each other. we have to listen to each we got to be willing to come up solutions. like for me, you know, i think that and i say this in a lot, my speeches, i feel like there's six areas

lieutenant jonathan baxter said. cruz faced several challenges, including money lines, and the fact these homes are very close together. originally we had some heavy wind up here that wind was blowing the flame links that were 2030 ft. high at some point into the trees that you see behind me the palm trees, those trees were dropping embers back onto rooftops. the fire is now under control. nobody was hurt all 15 residents, including three children were able to get out safely. we saw some of them wrapped in blankets. the american red cross did have people on site offering assistance. firefighters say all these homes did have fire alarms . and as you can see, officials are still on scene there, checking for hot spots and making sure there are no flare ups. there's also flares in the street. there's a bit of a traffic hold up here if you are traveling along pollux near quint, somebody will be on fire watch for the next few hours reporting live in san francisco . i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news still an active sc

we'll get a weather update. baxter albany is alpha still come. a number of refugees worldwide is breaking records. the reservation says that it shows of funding and well famous bohemian crystals from the czech republic. these are the constant lock supply of gas every day records and from the principal rally workers i'm concerned about the future emits the energy prices out of sport. we speak to the columbia team competing at the st. child world. come here in tulsa, that's coming up in around 20 minutes with forum. ah. hi there. it's looking rather wet and winter across much of europe at the moment, particularly across southern and northern areas across that central band. oh, it's not as wet. we are still seeing some sunshine push through the cloud. but worst all that wet and windy weather and wintry weather can be found across iceland . with frontal systems pushing across scandinavia, bringing some heavy snow to western areas of norway. heavy rain to finland and blustery winds to the baltic states and coastal areas of poland. for britain and isla

lights was amazing that people came out and just took care of francisco fire lieutenant jonathan baxter hopes today's ceremony and this sculpture help people reflect i hope that people will take that upon themselves to get a plan. prepare a disaster kit prepared disaster plan. well, that commemoration ceremony scheduled to happen at five o'clock this evening around the same time 33 years ago, when they loma parada quake struck. it happened. it's happening at fire station 35 on the embarcadero, and it's open to the public, so anyone who wants to attend is welcome andre and garcia back to you. breaking news to tell you about in oakland, where there is police activity after a crash right near the coliseum, bart station sky, foxx showing us the view above the scene. right now a red pickup truck slammed into the support under the bark track, along with a silver sedan. there are closures in the area, and there is a 20 minute delay on bart because of equipment problems. but it's unclear if that's related to this crash. bar trains are still moving across those tracks above the accident will con

recent years, and especially in recent months that are designed to escalate the situation of cousin baxter with of, of, as apple to possibly as a matter of fact, they always seem to aggravate matters which is nothing new either above 3, such neglect. oh, and you sit there good number sitting to register north virginia at the this includes the stoking of the war in ukraine. the provocations around tie one are you, are you this, the believe that's and the destabilization of the global food and energy markets. to be sure. the latter was, of course, not done on purpose. there is no doubt about it. if you are in the system, a sure book with a girl of you is up on the policy a couple of years ago. it women, the destabilization of the energy market, resulted from a number of systemic missteps made by the western authorities that i mentioned above. as we can see now, the situation was further aggravated by the destruction of the pan european gas pipelines. this is something of the wordly altogether, but we are nevertheless, witnessing these sudden developments flagrant no global power is exactly w

exeter�*s director of rugby rob baxter suggests a 10—team rugby premiership could be more sustainableh they and worcester will be relegated at the end of the season and many argue changes are needed to stop this happening to more clubs. this possibly has to be the line in the sand. we talked about the darkest day last week. there has to be change within english rugby from this point forward. i can potentially see a league with fewer clubs moving forward, ten perhaps. we talk about player welfare a lot in the sport, fewer games may potentially be the outcome and the benefit of that but a more centralised league with centralised funding and governance may well be the aim for those who are left standing at the moment. hopefully, brighter days to come. england captain sarah hunter will gain a record equalling 137th cap on saturday in their world cup meeting with france but says she's more focused on winning the game. the red roses will be hoping for their second win in the competition in new zealand. they opened their campaign with a big victory over fiji. they're on a winning run of 26 g

doing amazing things like the executive of the ann arbor center for independent living and caden baxterability is a fabric in the world of diversity that makes us all have our unique contributions we can make and the fact that the world is not accessible is not the fault of the individual with the disability. so we need to be given access to be able to do what we can, and instead of being limited based on what we cannot, we need to be given the access to show what we can. that's what that means. [ applause ] >> well said. well said, dr. o. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. ah, can we just give one big wolverine cheer? >> go, blue. >> come on, one, two, three. >> all: go, blue! >> all right. [ cheers and applause ] have a great day. big hug. that's all we got here from michigan, y'all. thank you, dr. o. thank you for letting us celebrate you and thank you to the craig h. neilsen foundation for making this happen. back to new york. >> he said he had no words. he had all kinds of inspiring words. >> i mean, an incredible job and well deserved. a million dollar donation will help

[echo] september 15th the [inaudible] chief and lieutenant, baxter. they were able to, street teams and how [inaudible]. on september 13th the wellness community added to the [inaudible] these [inaudible] given to -- and increase and we are [inaudible] staffing to team usa and [inaudible]. and finally a couple of things to note we have 4% decreases in [inaudible] and they were able to increase the [inaudible] by 4% the number of individuals [inaudible] that's my report. thank you. >> thank you very much. is there a member of the public had wished to comment? call thor would you like to make public comment? hello, caller? nope. thank you. a member of the public that wishes to make comment [inaudible] closed. [inaudible]. commissioners comments? commissioner fraser? [inaudible] [muffled cannot understand] the answer [inaudible] [inaudible] [cannot understand commissioner] >> commissioner morgan. >> yea. >> i will [inaudible] i wanted to say, thank you for the great work you are doing and [inaudible] the lives you are save [inaudible] and the -- salute y

off of 80, not far from baxter.'s right, but no doubt a little hint to fall in the air and a nice forecast for the rams and 49ers. you know, usually i'm sorry it's going to be 95 degrees northeast wind. no 76 kickoff looks very nice little cool in the second half, but i don't think it's an issue here now. once we get to thursday, it does look warm here. i might include some fog here a couple of days out, but i think it's more likely on the weekend thursday and friday appear to be the warmest day so it looks like fleet week will get off to a good start here. it's really quiet this week and gradually warmer tons of fog out there. just not. it's not making any move except going down the coast. more sun today cooler lows, but sunny, nice and a little bit warmer here today. santa rosa sonoma county airport. pleasant in menlo park, santa clara. up we go 80 80 78 70 just a little bit warmer. compared to yesterday. we had a cool weekend as you know. 45 sonoma county airport, petaluma officially in town, 48 50 napa airport 5

host: that is in baxter, minnesota. we will hear from gwendolyn, a democratic caller in detroit, michigan. hi, gwendolyn. top issue in michigan. caller: hi appear thanks for taking -- hi. thanks for taking my call. host: how are you going to vote and what is the issue driving you to vote that way? caller: i'm voting straight democrat because i want to make sure we save our democracy. governor whitmer, she's an excellent governor, and our top issue is abortion because women's rights are human rights and, you know, they are not trying to take away men's rights, but also what i wanted to say is that nobody is mentioning that president biden made a proposition to the republicans in regard to all this oil that they keep talking about that we need, and he made the proposition that, when he takes oil from the reserves, he is telling them that -- to replenish the oil in the reserves, he will pay the oil companies in the united states to put oil -- to pump more oil and then he will buy the oil from the united states. and i haven

was a series of gunshots, two shots, a brief delay and two more shots according to the eye witness baxtere violence and the shock in thailand, the mourning. there's widespread grief after 36 people, most of them children, were killed by a former police officer who used a gun and a knife in the attack — one of the deadliest in the country's history. the prime minister of thailand has ben visiting the nursery in the north of the country where the attacks began. he prayed, and laid flowers at the school gates. and the king of thailand is also expected to visit survivors of a massacre. laura bicker reports. there are few words which offer comfort here. how do you console those grieving for children who were stabbed as they slept? some were as young as two. translation: i didn't expect this would happen to my grandson - as it was at a nursery. translation: why did he do this to children who were innocent - and had an opportunity to grow old in the future? the attacker, a former police officer who had appeared in court that day on a drugs charge, forced his way into a nursery as the children na