in fact, all the information about people who drive bentleys to monaco and say that they will bring aan woman somewhere surprises ukrainians, but now i think you know that our most important goal is to survive pass the winter, and then we will definitely deal with all these people who, during the full-scale invasion of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine, introduced such a way of life, mr. kovalchuk you as a lawmaker what do you think and what steps should we all take together now to ensure that at least the minimum level of warmth and living standards despite all these attacks during the winter was preserved in the territory of the whole of ukraine well, first of all, make a law so that diapers are not carried on bentleys from the moment a further , if you are serious, you already have a certain initiative. thank you for giving me your word. we did not work for a bill together with the ministry of energy on the so-called energy storage or the energy storage system. and this is what is extremely important now currently, unfortunately , what could have been created has n

a new poll out today from gallup and bentley university found that 52% of americans believe businessesn the latest headlines. unsurprisingly, that split follows party lines. republicans, against, democrats in favor, and that can put companies in treacherous waters. >> the lining profitability and shelled return and some of these more positive contributions are not necessarily mutually exclusive, but we recognize that they're fraught with controversy. >> the good news for businesses is that there are issues in which both sides clearly agree 88% of americans say businesses should focus on long-term benefits and not just short-term profits. 91% think companies should operate sustainably, and 92% want them to invest time and money in local communities so, guys, americans not only believe that business can be a force for good, they actually think that businesses are more effective than uncle sam in making that change >> so, ylan, what are companies supposed to do if half their customers believe they should stay quiet and the other half want them to speak out or take a stance or some politic

small european country of 600,000 dollars, the approximate cost of only these two lamborghini and bentleyp. vitaliy khomutylnik, a former people's deputy of the verkhovna rada, who occupies 21st place in the list of the richest people in ukraine, traveled around ira. and here is footage of his luxurious pitchfork. by a swimming pool on the first line of the french riviera not wanting to top the list of ukrainian anti-patriots, having noticed that he was being followed by kiev journalists, the businessman hastily left france after that his multi-million dollar. the yacht, the apostrophe, was seen several times off the coast of greece. the collar itself from the capper moved to vein, and then settled in london where is it to this day? and here, the former head of the state property fund of ukraine, dmitry sinichenko, walking along the streets of monaco, with his family, does not stop the fugitives; in relation to the fugitives did not receive at least some significant continuation. moreover, among those who left , there are many servants of the people, deputies of the president’s party, who

and many parents like amanda bentley want to warn other families.er 18-month-old son joshua has been in the hospital with rsv for more than a week. >> really high fevers, difficulty breathing, having to work really hard to breathe. he would cough until he vomited. >> reporter: hospitals in at least cross 34 states are treating a crush of children sick with rsv, flu, and other viruses. connecticut children's in hartford scrambling to treat patients in hallways while they consider plans with fema and the national guard to set up a surge tent outside. >> we're seeing patients in every available space possible. so we will do whatever it takes to take care of the patients wherever we can have them. >> reporter: experts say parents should take their kids to a doctor or e.r. if they see signs of respiratory distress like fast or labored breathing. respiratory illness warning signs -- fast or labored breathing, a fever, or blue or discolored skin on the face, signaling low oxygen. and while it's not covid, doctors say one reason for the uptick is that durin

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this evening, 5-month-old bentley phillips is hospitalized with rsv in green bay, wisconsin. >> it started with the wheezing. he progressed so fast that his oxygen was so low that we don't know what would have happened if we were home any longer than we were. >> reporter: it's early in the winter cold season, and children sick with respiratory illnesses are filling up pediatric beds across the country. in 14 states and in washington, d.c., they're already more than 80% full. in severe cases, the children can't breathe. >> really small babies have a harder time in clearing their own congestion. they can't sneeze. they can't cough as hard. they don't have the chest muscles to really expel all that. this is why young kids are at increased risk when it comes to thwhy,as pressg of ge rorter: o officials. thited cacy e stretcheand what can you saypan have t findi r chilharsv orlu or c >> first thing that i would recommend to parents, which is what i've done as a parent, is getting my kids vaccinated. right? because if you can get them vaccinated against flu and covid, that takes two of the three

corner of new york or anywhere and they start rapping, they'll start rapping about how they have bentleyshese kids don't even got two quarters to rub together on the corner. >> to what extent do you think -- we talked to several music industry analysts who felt that no other genre gets treated this way. what do you think is the misunderstanding that the public and all of these institutions have about rap? >> well, hip-hop is mostly urban. and urban, to be honest on, got to be honest, we got it the hardest. we get accused of things we didn't do. you know. we go through more hardship than anyone else . >> so joe, let me bring you back in. to be fair, some have accused rap artists of having lyrics that are overly violent. do you think lyrics sometimes cross the line? >> no. i think -- i think hip-hop music is creativity. it's art. and it's not real. okay? so we need to get that clear. you're looking at somebody that street cred, they look at fat joe like he's really real. i'm telling you that it's not real. kids up.a shame to jam these - and what 40 is trying to say is hip-hop is most. >>ly

spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on shelters. hubbard's clients arrive in ferrari's or bentley's. like here. bill sinclair is the head of a big american insurance company. are you down a few weeks after the war and ukraine began, st. clair ordered his $500000.00 luxury bunker. a lot of people have written it off it's, it's not going to be a part of the side of the millennials, the generation actors. the people that have never seen of in part of a war because we haven't had war, you know, since the sixty's and i think this brings it full circle and let them know that the, the world we live in is not a 100 percent stable environment where everybody gets long. this house is like a fortress. it's owned by thomas, janet, check a doctor who's lived here for 11 years. he built most of the place himself, including the bunker that lies beneath it, or all that is missing. why are the interior fittings that i had had the house to build 1st and then the wife wanted the pool? patty opened his fur after the house. so this was kind of last resort. janet jack hopes to put the finishing touches o

some small european country 600,000 dollars, the approximate cost of only these two lamborghini and bentleyon them by caps. vitaliy khomutylnik, a former people's deputy of the verkhovna rada, who occupies 21st place in the list of the richest people in ukraine, traveled around ira. and here are the shots of his luxurious view of the pool on the first line of the french riviera not wanting to top the list of ukrainian anti-patriots, noticing the surveillance of kiev journalists, the businessman hastily left france after that his multimillion dollar. yacht, the apostrophe was seen several times off the coast of greece. the yoke itself moved from the capper to the vein, and then settled in london. where is it to this day? and here, the former head of the state property fund of ukraine, dmitry sinichenko, walking along the streets of monaco, with his family, does not stop the fugitives; in a relationship runaways did not receive at least some meaningful continuation. moreover, among those who left , there are many servants of the people, deputies of the president's party, who exchanged permane

with naftogaz, well, it cannot be that people are sitting without electricity and there they buy bentleys, you understand. this cannot be either million-dollar salaries or offices. they rent 300 million there, transparent absolutely the balance, first of all, of state-owned companies , even private ones. i am convinced that people understand that this is a common problem and not only at their expense. now , so to speak, this problem is being used in a very principled way, in my opinion, precisely so that we do not have an internal problem that irritates us. unfortunately, it can be psychological at home, you understand, yes, one more question, look at oleksiy, and for you to advise, this is such a strange question. the authorities should hide a little if some energy disasters begin or, on the contrary, say that we have a problem and here and gentlemen, kyivans, lvivians, kharkivians, is there anyone from odessa, keep in mind that there will be no light for two days, everything, find water, etc. do you understand your attacks, so in this situation, the first thing is that it should be abso

short time, the truth is that he is accused of many thefts, he has a wife, for example, he drives a bentley , in a word, he is a general, a general businessman specializes on deforestation. maybe you can add something about him. you are right about all the questions that you said. this general takes part in the gkcp. then he was released and went under criminal proceedings and only then returned to service during the chechen war. what can i say about this issue ? what you say is that the general steals there, and in the forest they specialize in the forest massif and sell it , so on. this is definitely true because the russian generals all specialize in theft. by what and direction did the armed forces and the people of the armed forces of the russian federation issue. each of them is called this. we see it on that equipment on that weaponry on that provision . to say that in general these are thefts, they were not just some kind of such, you know, partial ones. no, it was the system, the system of the armed forces of the russian federation, which resulted in the military capability of the

they're off our gorgeous brittany bentley joins us now with a look at what we can expect. because we started off october foggy. so just to see that camera. >> sets the tone that things are different. but we have a lot to talk about. you can see with the storm tracker. one thing as we actually plan not only tonight tomorrow, but this weekend is really going to be all about those conditions. what we can see up north as this low pressure system, folks in washington really getting snow. we've got snow in the mountains have chilly temperatures this morning. we have chilly temperatures tomorrow morning and the potential for rain this weekend. and i know a lot of people are celebrating halloween. so let's talk about it together. futurecast showing you saturday, 5.45 of the potential very cloudy conditions as we fast for that clock, you can see the ice that's when we may start to see a sprinkle or 2. so this is something that want to continue to update you on throughout the week. the system is still weak, but we saw the potential for rain and that could cause some issues. not to m

zhirynovsky's immediate environment have five maybach 9 mercedes-benz s-class cars the main thing about bentleywho it is. you are interested in who the budget is. zhirynovsky understands who you can go to conflict with. whom to do it with is categorically not recommended . what kind of conflicts, and his conflict image is definitely an image, and this is an image behind which a man stands, but in fact, he is very calculating, very pragmatic, and far from such a conflict as it can be presented externally after the annexation of crimea zhirinovsky advocated the restoration of the monarchy and the cancellation of elections in russia, and at the beginning of 2022 he proposed to rename the position of the president of russia to the emperor god save the tsar, well done, shoot at bohdan now weapons at night our scientist will slightly change the rehabilitation field of the earth your country will be under water for 24 hours and your whole country will be under the water of the atlantic pacific ocean about zhirynovsky wrote songs, invented memes, in certain circles of young people it was prestigious to

some small european country of $ 600,000, the approximate cost of only these two lamborghini and bentleyars drove around the capper, the former mp of the verkhovna rada, which occupies 21st place in the list of the richest people in ukraine vitaly khomutylnik. and here is footage of his luxurious villa with a pool. on the first line of the french reliefs. not wanting to top the list of ukrainian anti-patriots, having noticed that they were being followed, kiev journalists. businessman hastily left france after that his multi-million dollar. the apostrophe yacht was seen several times off the coast of greece. the yoke itself moved from the capper to vienna, and then settled in london . where is it to this day? and here, walking along the streets of monaco, the former head of the state property fund of ukraine dmitry sinichenko is seven. oh , the improbability of losing a mandate is not stopping the fugitives, however, there are many questions to him, despite zelensky’s demands to call the refugees to account not one of criminal cases initiated in ukraine against the fugitives did not rece

it's his dad and my machine at bentley giving that had exec lauer i now consider it her duty to do whatever it takes to prevent a country repeating past mistakes happening to schedule as he initial it up to talk her was an issue and we drove miss garcia mentioned with amanda in freedom. leave a new my post or not a chameleon like a loosely studio that i sound flashing me from chance, which was a problem. ok. me. 84 digitally really quite interesting. birchum with a price order to day berlin official support. the ukranian army, an army with soldiers tattooed with swastikas and hitler portraits. and you have as, as division patches on their uniforms. and, and for me, for my vis, diesel gibson, for those of us go with spaniards. i sent them yada. there was, i had an physician here in at them with as a gung it. my, not my lilian with personally in my organization has their polls, lancaster bachelor made up for many years, know that it was wrong. we know that it was a trail of a when the berlin wall, so we know that the question is, how are we going to proceed in a constructive way that will red

this evening, 5-month-old bentley phillips is hospitalized with rsv in green bay, wisconsin. >> it started with the wheezing. he progressed so fast. his oxygen was so low, we don't know what would have happened if we were at home any longer than we were. >> reporter: it's early in the winter cold season, and children sick with respiratory illnesses are filling up pediatric beds across the country. in 14 states and in washington, d.c., they're already more than 80% full. in severe cases, the children can't breathe. >> really small babies have a harder time in clearing their own congestion. they can't sneeze. they can't cough as hard. they don't have the chest muscles to really expel all that. this is why young kids are at increased risk when it comes to rsv, influenza, of getting hospitalized. >> reporter: our mary bruce, at the white today, was pressing officials. >> how concerned are you that this limited capacity will be stretched even more? and what can you say to parents who are concerned that they may have trouble finding care if their child has rsv or the flu or covid? >> first thing

pride of arashukov sr. there was an impressive fleet of expensive cars, where you could see cars from bentleyo rare cars of the sixties. well, today in the dock, and next to arashukov and former employees of the ic and the ministry of internal affairs of karachay-cherkessia, who for many years, and all the acts, this family was covered in every possible way. well, for example, in march 2010 the leader of the adyge-khase youth movement aslan zhukov was killed. later, frale shebzukhov, one of the candidates for the post of prime minister, was killed. karachay-cherkessia is considered that these people? and, well, somehow they posed a danger to the arashuks and they ordered these murders, but the investigation of these murders was slowed down in every possible way . well, now today arshukova and their closest accomplices should hear. how many years will the prosecutors ask for them? thank you masha , ntv correspondent maria semyonova was on the air the moment of the murder of a policeman in chita was filmed by a surveillance camera. these shots. investigators are now studying the scuffle took pl

one lawsuit representing george floyd's brother -- we have to luis cruising in a bentley, creasing andentually trying to chase an ambulance. here -- >> she shouldn't he cease and desist, saying around and hurtful things about george floyd? >> i don't know when we got into the point of time when, you know, saying something wrong or stupid becomes a lawsuit. i don't get it. we see this all the time, whether it's on social media. everybody jumping on folks. i'm not defending kanye west's comments here. what i am saying is that there is a hair trigger among folks to file a suit over the slightest thing. and you can't tell me that an eight-year-old daughter was listening to an obscure podcast and heard this. >> well -- let me just say, definitively, though, as a lawyer, i do not think it's fair to denigrate the lawyers for the family of george floyd or his daughter as ambulance chasers. i think they have done a great deal to promote the fact that we should have accountability when an officer is involved in the death of a human being. i also think though, back to the point you raised earlier

guys, this is the first time that gallop and bentley have done this survey and over time they hope towe view the rule of business in society. back over to you. >> do you think that ceos are going to be looking at this study sort of taking in the wind here and trying to figure out what to do about it? do you think it actually changes what they do >> yeah, i think it's informative, andrew. i think what's interesting is that there were bipartisan agreement around sort of the direction that businesses should take on a number of very specific issues. but i also think what's interesting is if you dig under the hood a little bit and look at who believes that businesses should be weighing in on some of these current events democrats, young people, women, black americans, asian americans, they might want to look at their customers and weigh in if you're a big retailer, your window for political maneuvering might be much smaller. >> fascinating report this morning. appreciate it. >> still to come this morning, much more on that bank of america earnings report. we've got the stock this morning u

they are just going to be doing it out of the back of a bentley now. "buy them or don't.re either way, you broke-ass bitch!" and as for mackenzie scott, how can you not love this woman? because she is exposing what billionaires don't want you to realize. billionaires always like, if you raise my taxes even a little bit, how will i have the money to feed all of my private jets? but think about it, mackenzie scott has only been a billionaire for three years and she has already given away $10 million more than her ex jeff bezos has given his whole life! and get this. get this. she is still a billionaire! don't forget that. just goes to show how much good you can do when your main priority isn't going to space in a mad giant metal penis. shows what you can do. let's move on to some big sports news. for a decade, boxing dominated the world of price i think him with an mma with a roundhouse kick and became a worldwide phenomenon. now we might be witnessing the birth of a new era. >> slap fighting: it's become a viral sensation over the past few years, and now, ufc president dan

this is the car that gm hopes will rival bentley and rolls royce and has been designed primarily as a way to boost cadillac's image. the auto maker's design boss mike simco is calling the vehicle a spaceship. a lot of the parts, more than 100 of them, are 3d printed so you can totally customize this thing anyway you want. this goes into production late next year, it's ev and gm shares up 1.6% on the session. we shawled take a look at -- should take a look at mammography equipment stocks up 2.6% and another maker of the machinery down 6.8% and there's a big push this october is breast cancer awareness month to get more women to the doctor for routine mammogram apts and breast screening is at 85% of where it was before the pandemic according to american college of radiology. gerri willis is here at fox square next to mobile mammogram van created to give more women access to life saving screening process and that number worries me because people were unable to get in for routine check ups on all different levels during the pandemic. >> reporter: that's right, liz. and as a 6 year survivo

they had the information from elizabeth bentley, who was the red spy queen who, in 1945 came with a list of 45 names another ex kgb agent. albert hansen his brother had, donald hiss were also in the statement department on her list. he actually left the state department because security people wanted him out. a fact that was not known at the time and that obviously alger hiss never talked about it. to answer your question, a lot of the state department security files on the communist stalinist penetration disappeared over the years. there was great controversy about this in the 1950s. it is unclear whether the state department personnel files where whitewashed at some point or what happened but certainly during the truman administration this was a big issue and truman wanted the problem to go away whether the files were destroyed, whitewashed, when people just simply look the other way. we don't know. don kiley the truth. >> any other questions? >> what do we, what do you know about his family? grandchildren, children, perspective on this? >> this is the alger hiss family? >> well, this

anything, but they had they had had the information from whittaker chambers, they the information from bentley known as the red spy queen, who in 1945 came up with a list of 45 names, another ex-kgb agent and alger hiss and his brother donald hiss also in the state department, were on her list. so alger hiss left the state department because the security people wanted him out of fact, that was known at the time and that obvious alger hiss never about it. so to answer your question, a lot of the state department secure files on the communist stalinist penetration disappeared over the years. great controversy about this in the 1950s. so it's unclear whether the state department personnel file is were whitewashed at some point or what happened. but certainly during the truman administration this was a big issue. truman wanted to make, wanted the problem to go away. and whether the files were destroyed or whitewashed or people just simply looked the other way, we don't know entirely the truth. okay. any other questions what do you what do we know about his family? what child or grandchildren and w

anything, but they had they had had the information from whittaker chambers, they the information from bentley known as the red spy queen, who in 1945 came up with a list of 45 names, another ex-kgb agent and alger hiss and his brother donald hiss also in the state department, were on her list. so alger hiss left the state department because the security people wanted him out of fact, that was known at the time and that obvious alger hiss never about it. so to answer your question, a lot of the state department secure files on the communist stalinist penetration disappeared over the years. great controversy about this in the 1950s. so it's unclear whether the state department personnel file is were whitewashed at some point or what happened. but certainly during the truman administration this was a big issue. truman wanted to make, wanted the problem to go away. and whether the files were destroyed or whitewashed or people just simply looked the other way, we don't know entirely the truth. okay. any other questions what do you what do we know about his family? what child or grandchildren and w

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an altar vicinity all-star tribute includes carrie underwood, and dierks bentley.ll launch a 45 city tour in north america and europe in april. the new album, titled queen of mean is the grammy winner's first since 2017. >>> in the action thriller, plane, gerard butler plays a pilot forced to make a risky landing, his passengers survive only to be taken hostages by dangerous rebels on the island. plane hits theaters january 27th. >>> the talk stage is transformed into a haunted house today. grammy winner ray parker jr. stops by to perform his iconic "ghostbusters" theme song. that's your eye on entertainment. >>> kids may not be thinking about this, which is why it's up to parents to make sure kids are safe while out tonight for halloween. this haunted house in northridge is teaching people about halloween safety here. they're giving kids tips on how to be safe while trick or treating. organizers encourage kids and parents to always use crosswalks. >> if they do choose a darker costume, like this darth vader costume, obviously very dark. the mask covers their eyes.

we've got two lawyers that are cruising in two different bentleys trying to chase an ambulance here.'t he cease and desist saying i don't think and hurtful things about george floyd? >> i don't know when we got into the point of time when, you know, saying something wrong or stupid become absolute. i don't get it. we see this all the time, whether it's on social media. everybody jumping on folks. i'm not defending kanye west's comments here. what i am saying is there is a hair trigger among folks to file a suit over the slightest thing. and you can't tell me that an 8-year-old daughter was listening to an obscure podcast and heard this. i'm sorry. >> kanye west reaches everybody. >> as a lawyer, i do not think it's fair the denigrate the lawyers for the family of george floyd or his daughter as ambulance chasers. i th have done a great deal to promote the fact that we should have accountability when an officer is involved in the death of a human being. i also think, though, back to the point that you've raised earlier, that people have this perception time and again that there is som

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bentley days ago john fetterman praised it.out how his groundbreaking it was a beacon of light. he actually said we should have similar mandatory programs and all the counties in penns pennsylvania. >> so this guy at convicted of killing a man of 2012 in front of his five year old son. to get under prosecutor misconduct by the liberal d.a., how is that justice? what if you are a progressive d.a. in this country i suppose at some kind of protocol if you've murdered somebody get to get off. he's not the only liberal d.a. in this country. in los angeles, the list goes on. it is outrageous there's a blood on the hands of these d.a.'s speed that men should still be in prison. people would still be alive till this day if he had not been let out. that is the way we roll these democratic cities in america. >> the comments as if someone doesn't once maybe they would do it again. that shot i want to get to undelete selden. let's put up a poll of what's going on in new york right now. as you can see at home a little bit of the uptick 45.3

brittany bentley has little bit more details on that. yeah. happening now at 9.50, we continue to track your traffic conditions as maybe you head out for dinner. here's what we know right now. as we just told you around a 59 all lanes were shut down a 5.80, westbound. >> right there at high street. now i check behind the scenes to traffic cameras out, but traffic is still sluggish in that area. some spots 15 miles per hour. so again, all lanes were shut down at 8.59. happening now at the slow lane is still shut down. but the fast lane is open. so traffic is slowly starting to move in that area. meaning lanes are open, but you're still looking at 15 miles per hour in some spots. so if you're headed out, maybe you work. 3rd shift on to make sure you're prepared. you're still going to see slower drive times. red means 15 miles per hour. that means you can take 13 are 80, but you're still going to see those slow drive times on 5.80, westbound right there at high street. of course, we'll be here all night. so we'll continue to update you on that tr

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