while the official twitter account of the ukrainian government simply commented sick, bern, rushes foreign ministry said the social media posts revealed ukraine's quote, terrorist nature russian installed officials and crimea had said the damage would be quickly repaired. correspondence about the as belinda is in ukraine city of mc alive, he told us more about ukraine's official reaction to the incident. yeah, ukrainian officials haven't said much about it. of course, there's a lot of speculation on how and by whom this was conducted this attack, whether it was which seems a little at the 2 most people at the moment, the most likely version by a truck loaded with explosives or whether it was some kind of or asked try rockets most probably. um, but the ukranian officials haven't said much about it that there was a tweet by a presidential advisor, me hi. lo for the jak will kind of own did say saying that every territory must be returned. and this was a legitimate target as it was in the legal construction. but there's not much more than that. there's also been speculation about ukraine secr

while the official twitter account of the ukrainian government, simply commented sick, bern, rushes foreign ministry said the social media posts revealed ukraine's quote, terrorist nature russian installed officials and crimea have said the damage would be quickly repaired during now by doctor donna tila, sacramento from kings college london and she focuses on russian foreign and security policy. welcome to the program. now russia says this is a ukrainian act of tara, we've seen the ukrainians celebrating this blast without quite claiming to that have been behind it. who do you think is to blame? well i, i think it's, it's quite likely that ukraine young sort of special operatives, you know, what behind this i talk, i think they were at some point also meeting to a to, you know, publicly there were reports of that in some of a ukrainian newspapers. so i think it is a days from the information we have so far it's, it's likely that the ukrainians are behind it. it makes sense also operationally, because it really limits that sort of the ability of russia to supply, you know, it's, it's forces

while the official twitter account of the ukrainian government simply commented sick, bern, rushes foreign ministry said the social media posts revealed ukraine's quote, terrorist nature russian installed officials and crimea have said the damage would be quickly repaired. russia is called it and ukrainian act of terror, but give says moscow might actually have a hand in the blast. leah don't tell us. i'm also from king's college london, told us who she thought was behind the explosion. well, i think it's, it's quite likely that ukrainian sort of special operatives are, you know, what behind this i talk, i think they were at some point also a meeting to a to, you know, publicly there were reports of that in some of a ukrainian newspapers. so i think it is a days from the information we have so far it's, it's likely that the ukrainians are behind it. it makes sense or so operationally because it really limits that sort of the ability of russia to supply, you know, it's, it's full space and not only in the area of kind of song, but also around maybe a around the area. it controls is up what

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ah ah ah this is the w news live from bern in iranian security forces are reported to have opened fire at protesters in jamaica, master, i mean east home town, thousands of travel to her grave at the end of the morning period following her death in police custody 40 days ago, also on the program, ukraine says russian troops are preparing to defend the largest city under their control in the strategically important region of hass on on the franco german motor of the heart of the european union, it has to be something about function what's behind the current cooling of relations between chancellor shops? my crop said meet in the french capital. aah! i'm so gale. welcome to the program. receiving reports that uranium security forces to fire guns and tear gas protesters in a gina massa. i mean isa, hometown, or gina? massa, i mean, he is the woman who died in police custody 40 days ago today marks the end of the traditional morning period. and this video from early, which d w has verified shows dozens of protesters at the start at the cemetery, chanting logan's against the regime, actively

it is a very important message for bern, a brawler saw on quarters on the train with future that he would just look up. we will stand by your grave for us don't positives, rules, football for support on a particular we will provide more air defenses than certain great nato's the answer . now nato defense ministers are now holding their 2nd day of talks with ukraine's anti missile defense is that top priority for days his country has been attacked from the ear. so it's clear what the ukranian defense minister once rest nichols appeal on his visit to brussels, came as germany delivered exactly that the 1st. so for air defense systems, cold air is t has arrived in ukraine. it can it incoming missiles within a radius of 40 kilometers at a height of up to 20 kilometers yesterday. and so our support of ukraine remains unchanged. and all sham deference or decisions made by the kremlin won't stop us up more help for ukraine as fast as possible. the u. s. is heading up discussions on how to get this done with around 50 countries, alongside nato nations are also states like japan, australia, tunisi

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opinion gets exposed to the virus, the virus does not infect them, the virus cannot then use that bern to go anywhere else. >> you are not going to get covid if you have the vaccination. dan: a pfizer official admitted they never tested the vaccination. every single parent members say their children were forced out of school during the pandemic and the left made the kids get the jab and wear the facemask before they could return. just pretend it was a ghost story and it wants that bad. >> she says i kept kids out longer than any other state. that's not true. kids were out three months. dan: what do you think you are talking about? some of these kids were out for a year. who is that kid in my kitchen. that looks like bobby our son. what the hell is he doing here? gretchen whitmer says he's in school. running for governor in michigan. what a train wreck. this is a massive misdirection attempt. this administration is trying to make you forget about all this. but you know what they really want to talk about? nuclear war, ukraine, inflation? electric school buses and racist leg room on airp

very high risk of a global recession next year, but in a world gone upside down. coincidentally, ben bern 90 who presided over the u. s. federal reserve during the 2008 financial catastrophe has just been awarded. the no bell prize for economics. take it away. caleb mob then burn agie. he's the guy who shared the u. s. federal reserve bank from 2006 to 2014. now it's pretty well understood. those were not good years for the us economy. who can forget to 1000 a 1.7 percent here, a loss of 37 points or so apple shares or just getting hammer this morning. we down by between $3.00 and $4.00 and a half percent generally across these markets. let's talk about the speed with which we are watching this market deteriorate. well, the man who's at the top of the u. s. federal reserve bank during all of this just got the nobel prize for economics seriously. he was 1st appointed to the fed board of governors in 2002. he made a splash for himself by talking about the dangers of deflation and methods that could be used to oppose deflation, giving birth to what's been called the bernanke doctor and georg

european commission made such a proposal ahead of today's meeting of eu energy ministers in luxembourg bernrt electricity from the eu, and the eu uses russian gas to generate it , therefore, switzerland and the uk must take brussels believes that part of the costs of covering the difference between the scenes will be covered by brussels, and the consequences of anti-russian sanctions for western countries will be told by maria s korovilka support for ukraine is paramount and unbreakable. the german authorities are trying to convince the coalition allies of this, who are less and less willing to give money to kiev, but berlin itself allocates serious funds zelensky and hopes to buy investments launched some kind of recovery program for ukraine together with our partners we will support kiev as long as it is necessary sounds nice, but we are talking about loans that ukraine will have to repay for decades of course with interest. in the meantime, scholl strongly demonstrates loyalty and is even ready to transfer three more air defense systems or st o to zelensky, which are not in service. at t

we have to go through combat coordination send mobilized from other regions with details stanislav bern wald, solemn dispatch of mobilized military units for combat coordination in kaliningrad from the chekalovsk airfield. after completing practical tasks on the main subjects of combat training at the training grounds from the baltic fleet, 200 servicemen were sent by the aircraft of the military transport aviation of the russian aerospace forces to the training internet of the russian ministry of defense to continue the course of combat training. this is the kostroma deployment point for mobilization reserves. after the ceremonies, today , mobilized from among the trained units were sent here to the training centers of the ministry of defense and to the training grounds located in the rear zone of the special military operation. 1,500 people are sent today for additional training at the platform has nowhere for an apple to fall, and on the lips of future fighters. the main thing is that we are going to defend the interests of our people, our families, children, all relatives and friend

and the common interests of working people across the country and i think there's a lesson to will berned in that. i do worry that the democratic party has arrived at that point that he was warning of. that it has become more a party of very comfortable urban and suburban college educated voters and has lost connection with working people across the country. and that is dangerous for the democratic party in the long run. >> yeah, david, thank you. i appreciate it. i'll see you in the morning. hey don, best of luck. great to be with you as always. >> i got to get my sleep now. >> i got this for you here. get one of these, don. i want you to have one of these. you'll need it. >> i'll need like eight of them. >> see you in the morning. >> be well. >> great to be with you. >>> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy warning that putin is preparing the russian people as a possible nuclear war. that is a question for william cohen. and he is next. riyam sabo knows a moment this pure demands a lotion this pure. gold bond pure moisture lotion 24-hour hydration no parabens, dyes, or fragrances gol

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. >> woodward, bern teen, you're both on the story so don't [ bleep ] it up. >> since then, woodward has become an authority on the presidency, publishing more than a dozen looks with unvarnished looks at republicans and democrats in the white house. his access is unmatched. there's an old saying in journalism, if your mother says she loves you, get a second source. he listens to presidents, writes down what he tells them, and he checks when they say with those in the room where it happened. now woodward is releasing audio, audio from the more than eight hours of discussions he had with candidate and president donald trump. while some of the content has been reported on before, woodward wants you, the american people, to hear from donald trump directly to see if you come to the same conclusions that he has, that, quote, the record now shows that trump has led and continues to lead a seditious conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election, which in effect, is an effort to destroy democracy, unquote. those are shocking words from bob woodward. an effort to destroy democracy? seditious consp

the leader, but since the nineties the alliance has increased by 14 countries, and now ambassador bernmore of them in a secret memorandum. no means no no cross the red line america and kenen warned about it. and nice and it's not the pacifist apologists of the cold war, but the trump bidens sent more weapons more instructors. russia was provoked. it was her terrible mistake to invade anyway, and now she is paying a heavy price for manchester's ignorance of world history. the history of russia, in particular the americans , allows politicians to manipulate them. i compare what is happening now with 1979, when on christmas the ussr in trox to afghanistan, carter's adviser brzzinsky, then in public lil crocodiles. you are tears. what terrible off-screen aggression he and carter opened champagne to mark the occasion back in a july memo to the president. he said that as soon as we start providing military assistance to the mujahideen of the ussr we will have to start an invasion putin wants to make russia again great fashion wants to make indy great china again china baydan america but no o

colleagues created many real musical masterpieces, their songs were performed by leonid utyosov mark bernes claudia shulzhenko and mishka from odessa, which remains a hit and is still sung by the whole country. oh, how ashamed i am so big i'm crying. you are odessa bear , which means that you are not afraid of grief, no trouble, broken sea, in those years it was customary to walk. to each other, it seems today they don’t know how to have fun, as then on the old film the guest enthusiastically dances and plays scenes fooling around here vladimir dykhovichny drinks a glass after a glass. actually. there, his otka is just water. here is his beautiful wife alexandra all young cheerful and look very carefree, in fact. every day they walked on the edge of a knife. she was not just dangerous outside your window yesterday, she was deadly just outside the window and says, many people are not from their companies. never returned to it and stayed. so to speak, somewhere in the camps or there we were destroyed by this building and everyone walked all the time in one club with a sword, and that’s it. th

after leader, but since the nineties, the alliance has increased by 14 countries, and now ambassador berne 16 more of them in a secret memorandum. no, then no, do not cross the red line, america and the kenen warned about this. and nice and it's not the pacifists apologists of the cold war, but the trump bidens sent more weapons. more instructors. russia was provoked, but it was still her terrible mistake to invade, and now she is paying a heavy price. world history the history of russia in particular by the americans allows politicians i compare what is happening now with 1979, when on christmas the ussr in toxins, afghanistan adviser carter b jizzinsky then poured crocodile tears in public, they say. what terrible aggression, but behind the scenes, he and carter opened champagne to mark the occasion back in a july memo to the president. he said how as soon as we begin to provide military assistance to the mujahideen of the ussr we will have to start an invasion putin wants to make russia again great fashion wants to make india again great si- china baidan america but no one talks about t

candidates hope to harness public outrage over the supreme court's overturning roe v wade, senator bern sandersas warned democrats against focusing solely on abortion rights, while neglecting to address the economy, healthcare, and inequality. in florida, republican senator marco rubio and democratic challenger congressmember val demings faced off in their only debate ahead of november's election. the candidates sparred over abortion, voting rights, foreign policy, and guns, with demings going after rubio for his inaction on gun control. >> how long will you watch people being gunned down in first grade, fourth grade, high school, college, church, set to, grocery store, movie theater, mall, and a nightclub and do nothing? amy: in florida, "the tampa bay times" has obtained video showing police officers arresting people for voting. in 2018, florida overwhelmingly ted in for of a ballot measure allowing formerly incarcerated people with past felony convictions to cast ballots. but e law excludes residents who were convicted of murder or felony sex offenses. the arrested individuals say th

bern stee saying q322 production and dlifrp ris, a touch light. we expect bears to argue these results point to demand softness we know tesla continues to raise price. finally there's deutsche bank saying we remain impressed with tesla's operational execution in the face of large industry supply chain challenges. let's take a look at what we're expecting for the full year because this will be in focus over the next three months if they're going to hit their estimate of 1.36 million vehicles for all of '22, they're reques going to need to deliver 453,000 vehicles in the fourth quarter they are ramping semibli at their plants in texas, germany and china. the next time we're going to hear from elon musk and other executives from tesla coming up in just three weeks, october 19th that's when the compand that's when we'll give greater clarity in terms they're facing in terms of these deliveries. >> right, phil, those numbers quarterly and annually so much greater than anything we see in terms of electric vehicles from the american car makers. however, t

uh, we managed to enter the marketplaces in the well-known wildberries zones with bern megamarket sor sales increased 10 times in chelyabinsk, plans to increase the production of synthetic fibers, a foreign company refused to supply them, so the need for products has grown, it is used as a modern filler for warm clothes. pillows. quilts mattresses, raw materials, recycled plastic. pet bottles are turned into white granules, from which special threads are made, we already get the primary thread, already plastic. straightened melted got a thread a thread. we assemble in one thick bundle in chelyabinsk the insulation can withstand up to minus sixty degrees, and the manufacturing process of the finished product from granules lasts up to 24 hours . the products are planned to be used in the construction of roads, runways and railways. now the company is waiting equipment from china to increase production volumes. we plan, including in connection with this literally. by the end of the year, we will have more additional equipment and the increase will be, well, about 25-30%. in mordovia, th

. >>> software space, sector trading around the lowest level since may 2020 bern stein initiating snowflake been a darling in the industry, it risks melting if it doesn't gain seg revenue jp morgan raising it and wells fargo initiating data dog with an overweight rating calling it a unicorn in the software space marianne, great do have you with us >> thank you >> you know, it's funny. we walk you through the names before, obviously, before we got to this point on tv. and we went through what is expensive and what is not expensive. is there an absolute number in your mind for this sector? i mean, it's really a sector that has been hit so hard because of mack crow concerns. and just, you know, a risk aversion in the market, particularly to companies that have high valuation that are not profitable this sector has been just taken to the woodshed. that is estimated 2023 sales and part of the reason is because that managements have already eluded to the fact that they have longer sales cycles in this software sector and they've been more cautious on their guidance. when you have valuation that's

the doha 2030 plan, as it's called, will include transforming industrial property and to art laura bern mainly has more often helping to feed cult of the decades. this mil doe hot water front will be given a new rule by replacing flour with ot these towering fi lows are 35 meter tall, 8.5 meters wide. now the relationship between artists, curators and industrial faces like this isn't new. however, what cut museum names to do is to create a gallery while keeping the industrial integrity intact. we wanted to keep as much of this 6 thing structures as possible, but this also history. there's memory that bread full. doha comes from here. the project is expensive covering more than 80000 square meters. is this a big building or is more safety? because when measuring the site compared to other institutions, this is several times the ben is the an outlet or the tate. so the answer is polls in india by galleries, j, her mary, m. a penny tells us the entire waterfront area will be transformed into a cultural hub about us being ambitious. and we're trying to show international art collections on

where the fed is missing the point is that the alternative to volcker 2.0 if they keep going might be bern anke 2.0 and had to deal with financial instability, and if you look around the world and see what the fed's very tight hawkish approach has done is a soaring dollar and at the same time by the way reducing their balance sheet so the net effect of all of this tightening is, i think, certainly having its repercussions on a global basis and if we aren't careful we'll have an emerging microcrisis fairly soon and then the question is what's the fed going to do? just keep going no matter what breaks in the financial system? charles: i think it was waller also who says they aren't really looking around the world at other countries, but we know that they are and we know that there's a great responsibility with great power. >> should be. stuart: ed, i encourage everyone to read that report. it's like all of your reports fantastic, thank you, ed. >> thank you very much. charles: hey, i want to bring in grant storage chief economist diana swankin. i want to pick-up on those comments about chris

they're born in new bern, north carolina. it's now a national, it is now a state marker, the reigns brothers are known as the bomb brothers. gabriel rain studied explosives, george rains, explosive agents. there is my pick up truck that i used to show that i'm actually doing research when i did that money off deductions, work stuck shuns to prove i was there. this is their house. general rains. he had experimented with explosive in the 1850s and the seminal war, and he applied his practice of sensitive uses for the minds in the peninsula campaign. so there is, let me just go back here. george, gabriel reigns was heavily criticized in june of 1862, one month later, when general mcclendon, the head of the union forces said, this is inhumane and uncivilized. this weapon should not be used and general johnson of the confederates agreed with him. this is inhumane should not be used. general longstreet ordered reins, do not use land mines, they're inhumane, they're uncivilized. they were overruled by defense secretary, the war secr

i don't mind mark bernes thank you very much. in general, i wanted to finish my thought.c, because the question was tricky, and the answer is like putin, like he said that odessa can be a city in different ways, it can be a city, as a confrontation of the contradictions of disputes. well, and so on, and it can also be a city, but a peacemaker, but by and large , one more thing was important to me. he said that catherine made odessa better and until now the nationalists cannot even remove her monument. and now it's time to try. yes, but the most important thing, uh, i was hooked by the fact that vladimir putin walked through, in fact, the war itself, that part of the military part of what is happening in ukraine in general, from everything else. there, of course, this is a public thing. can be reviewed? i realized that e no e vladimir putin is at least a purposeful person hmm such a goal, but to destroy ukraine a. no, there is no goal to capture ukraine. goals to occupy ukraine but if he has a sincere goal, let's say, to complete this operation, will this military operatio

. >> commissioner bern. --byrne. >> yes. >> commissioner ye. >> yes. >> commission >> yes. >> yes. >> line item 5, dc report discussion, safety concerns provide an overview of incidents or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. discussions will be limited to whether to calendar on future meet ing. chief scott. >> thank you, good evening, again, commissioner president, elias, vice president and chief of staff, acting director and public. i'll start with the just the violent and property crime trends give some overall and some specific in terms of the violent crime. overall we're up 7 percent that's a difference of 2750 incidents. in terms of violent crimes we're up 1, 7 percent and property crimes were up 7% as well. starting with property crimes which includes burglary, we had to decrease but again we're up 7% year to date. some sft highlights up and down, burglaries are down 12%. larceny is up 15%. auto burglar's year to date is 10 percent. we also have a decrease in arson by a

the president bern, rating brazilians over morning. the dead at the went on sunday. a candidate must have 50 percent of the votes plus one. if that doesn't happen, they will go to a 2nd round of voting. and one last thing for you to keep in mind as you watch the results come in. if paulson are loses on sunday, as polls suggest that he might, will he accept the result of the votes to this critical question, he has so far, refused to give an unequivocal answer. let's get an update from monica anika of joining us from you. read the scenario. so how is the voting going, monica a so it's been pretty calm. i mean, there was this very, a tension before the, the voting day. people were saying that there might be political violence. people were very worried about this. but so far, both presidents able sonata and former president weaver the national other, have already voted. they both to spoke to the press, briefly, and said that the best man will win if elections are fair and clean. he has been questioning the integrity of the electronic voting system, which has been used in

that bern, home find his house in a delicate position, became clear earlier this year when the deployment of american weapons systems was tested here during military drills. russia immediately issued a strong warning. now with the damage northridge pipelines on its doorstep, the islands find itself again at the heart of an international conflict. during the cold war, yan scott hope was father boned homes defense force. he thinks the west should show its presence here, although he's not worried about any threat from russian forces. i think is, is a good that americans, british german troops come to the island and make exercises so. so they do, they learn is a part of the market and it's, it's so far and they so, but stationed here on the pony base, i don't think it's necessary. you ought to be worried that the russians would be concerned about or they were, they would love for sure mega all of us about it. but i don't think that that it will make any difference. experts say the hundreds of millions of cubic meters of gas that have spilled into the sea are causing a lot more damage to the g

igor krutoy igor yakovlevich bernes in honor of him my mother named me do you want to say something toased conquered. an excellent performance, an absolute sensitivity, and only m. has such a correspondence with the style . do n't you think that if we now announce that leshy is alexei chumakov, who just threw his voice in our faces. yes, so that we have already issued it. this will be a minus for us, because in this there will be no clue and clue where the element of the show you know what it looks like, what kind of stupid are these members of the jury, the second gear does not guess anyone. come on lyosh listen, sing in your voice. let them want to guess you. this is what it looks like. yes, i don't want to do that. okay, i don't know. as you wish. well, dear goblin, i don’t know whether you will stay today or go into the forest in an angry path. we will find out at the choice, the jury leshy and again we judge to make a choice in front of you , the third three, avatars jin the snow queen and leshy, and in this trio there are two at once long-liver of our project jin and leshy let me

. >>> snap shares are plunging bernings beat estimate but revenue was slightly lower than expected monetizingother social stocks slider lower. they note the slowdown in the digital ad market. raymond james aaron kessler joins us happy friday it seems like just the latest in a series of reports from snap that took the street by surprise didn't jibe with what they told us midquarter. i wonder how specific is it to the company. >> yeah, there's parts that are specific and parts that are probably more to the entire ad system as well if you look at the midquarter update you referenced, they talked about 8% quarter to date, ended up being 6%, which implied a slowdown during september. the bigger issue is for q4, guidance flat year over year the street was looking for something more like 7% growth year over year and we were about 2% a bit of a surprise on the q4 guidance they talked about brand advertising spend, which is a greater factor in q4 continuing to slow down google is more direct response spending, less brand so, we think google gets hit less from some of this and facebook is more direct r

really awful results in the capital markets for investment banking the markets are trading equities has berninting today, fixed income in that area have been pretty good we're going to get more of the same the regional banks is going to be really the story. my other colleague covers it they don't have the capital markets. i was a little surprised the regional bank stocks are not up more today on the net interest income story we've heard today from the lower money banks >> quick last question for you wells fargo is up 3% we know there's a company-specific story that's been playing out there, this turn-around story. your take on what we heard today. >> better than expected. they seem to be at least managing through their regulatory and compliance issues they're getting their businesses back in shape. they even have a more competitive credit card. they're doing better >> okay. ken leon, thanks for joining us. a lot of morgans in this discussion today >> as we go to break, take a look at our road map for the rest of the hour, including a major grocery deal as kroger buys albertson's for nearly $

friends turned their backs on ukraine and in switzerland, zelenskiy urged bern to block first.to the kiev regime, but switzerland responded with a decisive refusal. for the swiss government asset forfeiture only on the basis of belonging to any state or being included in the sanctions list and using them to restore ukraine is currently not an option to support ukraine . again found said, we will be on the second line of defense. i'm sitting on the front. from the center of hell we go out to the city of your days were without water. russian paratroopers repelled an attempt to break through the armed forces during the counteroffensive, suppressing the militants artillery fire on mykolaiv kryvyi rih direction artillery of the 5th brigade of the people's militia, dpr fired at the opposition with the armed forces in novomikhailovka the calculation of the west 300 33 of the donetsk people's republic has just worked on targets in the direction of novomikhailovka, salvo artillery continues as you can hear the sound in the background. well, the main thing now is to quickly leave this pl

karen from new bern, wisconsin, a republican. caller: she went to a good midwestern school. i am less optimistic about the standard of living for our children again children. they have this idea that it does not matter how much debt our country gets into. i guess my question is, can you explain it to someone in simple terms, should we be terribly concerned as i tend to be afraid of a $30 trillion debt? everything we need to get the country we would love it to be would cost so much money. guest: there is a lot there. let me first start with what i think about fiscal sustainability. i will do a little drive-by on the economy. if you look at what financial markets think about the size of the debt, they are not perturbed. u.s. treasury rates are quite low. what we are seeing is that there is a great depth of demand for u.s. treasury. we can't keep on the track that we are going forever. debt to gdp does matter. the larger public borrowing the fewer resources the private sector will have. i am not saying that there is not an effect here but what i think you are worried about is t

whether there was any for thought given that commissioner bern alluded to, all of the people involved in the sale had not necessarily from the neighborhood, let's say. from san francisco and they may not have placement options. where in last year, we've been averaging four or five or six of the ones that we really needed. some of this is a impact on strategy that we're arresting people for selling drugs. what is our strategy in that area? >> i, i don't have specific statistics in front of me. i'm going to venture to say we're not making a lot of juvenile arrests selling drugs. i would like to bring it back to the commission. but one of the things that, the probation chief katie miller and i meet regularly. and we're working on 7.01. more than a year, couple of years, it works with all the partners on really having a diversion program for juveniles, a prearrest. i know the district attorney's office did a little bit of that. i think the collaboration could have been a lot better because, the diversion programs that work and i've done a lot of research on this, i was involved with this

implemented by both, the warring states turned their backs on ukraine and in switzerland zelenskiy urged bernnd after that, transfer the frozen russian assets to the kiev regime, but switzerland responded with a decisive refusal. for the swiss government, confiscation of assets only on the basis of belonging to any state or being included in the sanctions list and using them to restore ukraine is currently not an option to support ukraine battlefield. again found said, we will be on the second line of defense. i'm sitting on the front. from the center of hell we go out to the city of your days were without water. russian paratroopers repelled an attempt, breaking through the essence, a counteroffensive, suppressing the militants with artillery fire in the nikolaev krivoy rog direction, the artillery of the fifth brigade of the people's militia, the dpr fired at the opposition with the armed forces in novomikhailovka, the calculation with a volley of 300 33 lll of the militia of the donetsk people's republic worked just on the target there direction, novomikhailovsky artillery continues . how

philippova reminded us to her musical team that today is the birthday of the wonderful artist singer mark bernes can become the motto of any person who dreams of healthy active longevity. as they sang in our favorite movie, the autumn of life, like the autumn of the year, must be gratefully received. and when it comes to the autumn of life according to the classification, an elderly person is considered after 60 old age comes 75 people who have stepped over ninety. frontier. already centenarians are most of them. of course, in japan in russia, the official record is that varvara semenkova lived for 17 years. by the way, she lives in yakutia, uh, in siberia, so to speak, but nevertheless, the average age in general in the world is from 70 to 85 years there. it is considered accelerated or premature aging. yes. yes, you heard right, we are aging too fast . and so we have now before. rather what affects its speed is one reason. no, it is always a complex of factors, we list the five main first violation of biorhythms. the fact is that there is such a substance melatonin, it is produced in the epiph