a seventy-five percent stake in telesvyazinvest blocking a 26% stake in central communications in her clearly only with sergei petrovich, he leads all of our affairs. only damn fake documents went through. look, she. no, nothing in common. basically a different person. let it be older. no, not she says that he checked the certificate and the body number with the certificate of the candle. your company occupies the last two floors. i say, these two floors are yours. and you say floors that have grown on the roof of this sky. yes, yes, yes, yes, yes on my floor. footprints put on could you tell? no, he will work on the same terms, yes, yes, but on which we agreed, no, no, no. well, i said, well within a month, yes. all right, let's go to the weekend. sorry it works. ah eh so i'm listening to you, when you had your last meeting with the baltimore was timur sound and you know, i can not answer your questions? we do not disclose the secrets of our clients. so i don't know who the baltimores are. his wife told us. hmm, widow nadezhda alexandrovna. well, in that case, i'm ready to answer all

the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative, we're seeing these, the sanctions where basically that we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if i, if i live in london, i can't get my friends to moscow to fly in and see me. people are fed up with it because we live we, we live in this multi part of, well, i believe already the internet has changed the world phenomenally, in what we would call a web to. we now moving into web 3, which is just going to enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities . ah, the least 5 banks have been robbed in lebanon amid the country's worst ever financial crisis. lebanon's banks have lot most deposited outs of their savings since an economic crisis took hold there 3 years ago, leaving much of the population, unable to pay for even basic goods. the association of banks in lebanon did announce that all banks will be closed for 3 days. starting from today, monday ortiz to st. i'd. reports was since they looked at one of the banks are being stormed in lebanon. s

the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative, we're seeing these, the sanctions where basically we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if, if i live in london, i can't get my friends them off, get to fly in and see me. people are fed up with it because we live it we, we live in this multi part of, well, i believe already the internet has changed the world phenomenally and what we would call a trip to web to we now moving into web 3, which is just going to enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities . lesser up at 8 30 am moscow time to head over to all websites them on any of those stories you've just seen. if not, i'll be back again at the top of the hour with another late another on down of all the latest. i'll see you that ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. ti

the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative, we're seeing these, the sanctions where basically we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if i, if i live in london, i can't get my friends to get to fly in and see me. and people are fed up with it because we live, we, we live in this multi part of what i believe already. the internet has changed the world phenomenally and what we would call a web to, we now moving into web free, which is just going to enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities . that's the news. so this our stick around for more and just about 30 minutes here on our to international the, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with ah, and 2014 tea village to so called counter terrorist operation against ukraine. se, in the r

the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative with thing these, the sanctions where basically we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if, if i live in london, i can't get my friends to moscow to fly in and see me. and people are fed up with it because we live we, we live in this multi part of world, i believe already the internet has changed the world phenomenally. and what we would call a crypt, a web to we now moving into web 3, which is just going to enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities around $3000.00 and pilgrims have participated in a yearly ritual, not far from moscow. reading religious texts chanting and singing, they paid homage to one of the russian orthodox churches, most highly venerated saints. this year for session marquis $600.00 anniversary relics, st surges of rodonna were believed to be discovered. events saw the pilgrims and orthodox clergy march, and then eventually crossed them off the river on rafts and via upon soon bridge while reading religious law in well,

the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative, we're seeing these, the sanctions where basically we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if, if i live in london, i can't get my friends to moscow to fly in and see me. people are fed up with it because we live it we, we live in this multi part of, well, i believe already the internet has changed the world phenomenally and what we would call and crypt a web to. we now moving into web 3, which is just going to enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities in other news around so protests on saturday, against the actions of the so called morality police allegedly resulting in the death of a 22 year old woman, she was detained on tuesday for not complying with his job regulations, and later died of a heart attack. while women took off their had jobs to show the opposition to harsh police penalties for not wearing a headscarf. according to the police must mean you later died in custody, didn't have her fully covered and was detained in accordanc

the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative. we're thing these, the sanctions where basically we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if, if i live in london, i can't get my friends to moscow to fly in and see me. and people are fed up with it because we live we, we live in this multi part of what i believe already. the internet has changed the world phenomenally. and what we would call encrypts a web to we now meeting into web 3, which is just going to enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities the. now, before we wrap up this news, our just some breaking news. in 13 people have been killed in the latest ukrainian artillery attack on the city of done yet. that's according to the city's mayor. of course, we'll bring you the updates as soon as we get them. that said for this our stay tuned for more news and just about 30 minutes here on our to international ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah .

we'd say the centralized, right, the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative, we're seeing these, the sanctions where basically we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if, if i live in london, i can't get my friends to moscow to fly in and see me. people are fed up with it because we live it we, we live in this multi part of, well, i believe already the internet has changed the world phenomenally. and what we would call and crypt a web to we now meeting into web 3, which is just gonna enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities. and finally, at least 5 bangs were robbed in lebanon amid the countries with ever financial crisis. levance banks have lots, most deposits is out of the savings since in economic crisis took hold 3 years ago, leaving much of the population, unable to pay for basic goods. the association of banks in lebanon announced that all banks would be closed for 3 days starting today. monday, our teeth were saying, i had to report since the things are being stormed leban

the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative, we're thing these, the sanctions where basically we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if, if i live in london, i can't get my friends to moscow to fly in and see me. and people are fed up with it because we live we, we live in this multi part of, well, i believe already the internet has changed the world phenomenally. and what we would call a web to we now meeting into web 3, which is just going to enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities . those are the main stories at 9 30 am moscow time. that's all for me, peter scott was i'll be passing the button on to don quarter, who will be here in about half an hour's time. thanks for your company. i lose . ah! [000:00:00;00] a hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter a little during the cold war. washington policy on europe was to keep the russians out. the americans in the germans down, in many respects the same policy. we made some play today with the ge

it's an entirely the centralized, not just that the centralized currency, but it be centralized community of people. the fed up with this narrative, they're fed up with being told, you know, who they can be friends with with thing that's right now, right? we're seeing, we're seeing these, the sanctions where basically we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if i, if i live in london, i can get my friends to moscow to fly in and see me. and people are fed up with it because we live, we, we live in this multi part of what i believe already. the internet has changed the world phenomenally and what we would call a web to we now moving into web free, which is just going to enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities . i will credit crypto currency expert chris mc. welcome to moscow. a pleasure having you on the program. thanks dawn. it's been a pleasure. thank you so much for your time. now in other news, at least 10 people have been killed in ethiopia as northern tiger, a region, and to air strikes on wednesday mor

the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative. we're thing these, the sanctions where basically we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if, if i live in london, i can't get my friends them off, get to fly in and see me. and people are fed up with it because we live we, we live in this multi part of, well, i believe already the internet has changed the world phenomenally. and what we would call and crypt web to we now moving into web 3, which is just going to enhance that and open up the wall to even more possibilities . those are the main stories at 9 30 am moscow time. that's all for me, peter scott was i'll be passing the button on to don quarter, who will be here in about half an hour's time. thanks for your company. who's.

communities were shelled, in fact, all of our border communities are on fire, from velika pysarivka in the south, near kharkiv oblast, to the centralnity in the middle of the region, which already borders the brand forests in the mountains, they use their entire arsenal of weapons, most of them shoot from 120 mm mortars, but we are talking about ideas about the right and about controlling rockets and throwing explosive devices and about large-caliber machine guns . a small village is being shelled. it is located approximately 500 meters below the russian border. and what russians are there is actually a mystery to me, because somehow there is no military infrastructure there. well, you see they are fighting with pigs there, they killed a horse, they killed one man, yesterday they released russians in the border communities of sumy oblast with more than 170 different mines and supplies, four people were injured, they have various injuries, namely explosive injuries and broken limbs, and they are currently receiving the necessary medical assistance what explains such an increased intensity of shelling, well, we don't even have a hypo

the attacks spanned 13 separate crime scenes in an indigenous community in central community.hey have been identified as damien and myles sanderson. police have not said whether they are related or what their motive might be. authorities tell cnn some victims were chosen at random, some were specifically targeted. joining us now is cnn's senior law enforcement analyst charles ramsey, he is also the former philadelphia police commissioner and the former washington, d.c. police chief. charles, thank you so much for being with us. what stands out to you in all of this the most? >> well, there are a couple things. first of all, they were able to identify them pretty quickly. i think within a couple hours they knew who they were looking for. which is good because now at least they have photographs, they can alert the public and hopefully they can find this individual. but the fact that this is -- one, they're using knives, secondly, you know, it appears that they were just knocking on doors and stabbing people. now, some were targeted, the police believe, others were just random in

central well, balytskyi is the main leader of the melitopol occupation authorities in the central park, communal workers ordered to uproot bushes. do you know that in melitopol in general, these measures were carried out before, namely, at the same time, they tried to ensure security as additional means there, guarding the border, checkpoints around their objects, the houses where they are located during of the day, and by placing, for example , objects of civil infrastructure, which may be interesting for a partisan in schools, kindergartens, who else , that is, covering with children, providing for themselves security during the conventionally speaking working day, ah, such measures were, firstly, secondly, they were carried out, they constantly filter citizens who are approaching certain objects, that is why the partisans got them earlier at home, because they had to go to some administrative administrative building and in order to take certain measures there, it was very difficult. but at home, since they lived not only in melitopol itself, but also in villages close to the city on the azov

governor maintains the transition to renewable energy is crucial for california, including the central valley communities where oil is a huge part of the economy 1000 people in the oil economy either directly associated or indirectly who might be nervous about how they're going to earn a living going forward. what is your message to them? we're going to keep them employed. >> making sure that we're addressing all the maintenance concerns on these rakes. we put hundreds of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars in the budget to secure that transitions is not rhetorical. we're going to have their back. no one is naive about the importance of doing our part of guaranteeing during that transition. they were not leaving people behind. >> and as for a bill on his desk that would allow farmer chris to vote remotely in union elections. even with president biden's endorsement of the legislation, newsom was less clear about whether he'll support is noting he's vetoed similar legislation in the past. governor brown vetoed that bill. i veto that bill and it's one of the few 100 that i'm on my desk and i'll be tak

police have named damien sanderson and miles sanders and as the attack into small community is in central males are still— saskatchewan. unfortunately, the two males are still at _ saskatchewan. unfortunately, the two males are still at large _ saskatchewan. unfortunately, the two males are still at large under- saskatchewan. unfortunately, the two males are still at large under this - males are still at large under this despite ongoing relentless efforts through the night by both the rcmp and regina police service to locate these individuals. they have not been located.— these individuals. they have not been located. , ., , , been located. they were last spotted in the provincial _ been located. they were last spotted in the provincial capital _ been located. they were last spotted in the provincial capital cree - in the provincial capital cree nation, about 300 kilometres south of where the attacks took place. what is one of the worst mass killings in canadian history began early on sunday morning when police received a first report of a stabbing in the indigenous community ofjames smit

but beyond the tremendous economic benefits of central subway will have, i want to share one impact that people outside of our community see. several years back when tan and i were doing outreach on this street, there was one merchant who pointed out something i will never forget. i said central subway was more than action he economic benefit and having the world china town printed in a citywide map that everyone would see signaled something bigger and permanent for this community and the permanent of china town is not something we can take for granted. china town survived numerous attempts the relocation. first after the great quake '60 and the threat posed by the pandemic. the central subway means as mentioned, merchant implied and china town has been and is and will be forever a part of the fabric of san francisco. thank you. [cheers and applause] with no further or do, i have the honor of introducing the next speaker, someone who needs no introductions in these parts and not in this community, mayor breed has been a supporter of china town in the most important way and i have the honor of introducing our third chin

how is the central bank communicate with the markets and try and solve this problem?ondering if there is a way of talking without doing? is it possible that could be done? we are independent, we are going to make sure we do the right thing. what kind of communications does the market want to hear? antoine: it is really tricky. it is easy to look at the movement in yields, especially the gilt market. one of the points we have been making since the beginning of the year is the liquidity in the gilt market is dreadful and worsening. every new budget is making the situation worse. as much as there are legitimate growth and macro concerns for the italian markets, i think part of the reason we are seeing such high yields is also that a quiddity is vanishing and this is a market -- that liquidity is vanishing and this is a market that is a cornerstone of other markets that is dysfunctional and not reflecting a good price signal for the economy. that is the first thing. a lot of people are pulling for higher rates. how could the bank of england communicate that? it has been v

. >> we are seeing the caution coming back into the central bank communications.oke about the rbnz earlier and how the governor said the bulk of the heavy lifting has already been done setting up for slower pace. we know is delayed transmission in terms of how quickly the rate moves are transmitted to the broader economy. look at the situation when it comes to europe. there are so many types of crises taking hold. for germany certainly, you take a look at the challenge for the european central bank. inflation hitting double digits for germany. we are seeing prices jump almost 11% from one year ago in september. is much higher than the very high estimate of 10.2%. this is after we saw temporary government release measures and the energy crisis continuing to worsen. it creates more troubles for the european central bank and its policy path forward. we have more ahead on daybreak. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a quick check of the business flash headlines. meta has outlined sweeping plans to reduce headcount for the first time. it is freezing hiring and restructuring units

. >> reporter: in this central florida retirement community yesterday afternoon, airboats with rescue crews were a welcome sight. >> i didn't realize we had a storm until they told me. i was sleeping. >> reporter: here in kissimmee, near orlando, the city has implemented a mandatory curfew from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. because of major flooding. the county says ian drooped more than a foot of rain. >> we're going to do our best to build florida back as quickly as possible. we're not going to be leaving. >> reporter: at fema headquarters in washington, president biden said as soon as conditions allow, he will visit florida and puerto rico, which was ravaged by hurricane fiona just days ago. governor ron desantis says for the hardest hit communities this is going to be a years-long recovery. meantime there are still 2 million customers, over 2 million customers without power here in the state of florida. anne-marie? >> wow. cristian benavides in kissimmee. thank you, cristian. >>> stories of survival and reunions are playing out. cbs news anchor nancy o'donnell went inside one damaged hom

governor maintains the transition to renewable energy is crucial for california, including the central valley communities000 people in the oil economy either directly associated or indirectly who might be nervous about how they're going to earn a living going forward. what is your message to them? we're going to keep them employed. >> making sure that we're addressing all the maintenance concerns on these rakes. we put hundreds of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars in the budget to secure that transitions is not rhetorical. we're going to have their back. no one is naive about the importance of doing our part of guaranteeing during that transition. they were not leaving people behind. >> and as for a bill on his desk that would allow farmer chris to vote remotely in union elections, even with president biden's endorsement of the legislation, newsom was less clear about whether he'll support is noting he's vetoed similar legislation in the past. governor brown vetoed that bill. i veto that bill and it's one of the few 100 that i'm on my desk and i'll be taking a look at that over the next couple we

governor maintains the transition to renewable energy is crucial for california, including the central valley communitiesre oil is a huge part of the economy 1000 people in the oil economy either directly associated or indirectly. >> who might be nervous about how they're going to earn a living going forward. what is your message to them? we're going to keep them employed. making sure that we're addressing all the maintenance concerns on these rakes. we put hundreds of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars in the budget to secure that transitions is not rhetorical. we're going to have their back. no one is naive about the importance of doing our part of guaranteeing during that transition. they were not leaving people behind. >> and as for a bill on his desk that would allow farmer chris to vote remotely in union elections. even with president biden's endorsement of the legislation, newsom was less clear about whether he'll support is noting he's vetoed similar legislation in the past. governor brown vetoed that bill. i veto that bill and it's one of the few 100 that i'm on my desk and i'll be taking

on jarze, heat supply for residential ladies, seasonal specialists lived in the communal government facilities of the central region failed monitor heating stations of the infrastructure will become the bottle itself and the dahol can almost connect the pes to the temperature values ​​by wind connection of the heat supply to consumers. e, the second category is the housing stock is carried out at an outdoor temperature for 5 days, e, 8 ° or less. there are about 8,600 residential buildings on the company's balance sheet. they are all prepared by the replacement of the roofing. joints needed. hmm, the number is about 23.000 prepared central heating units. it takes from 3 to 5 to connect residential buildings and the administration of other budenko june specialists of the zhelevo-municipal, the lord of the arches together with the replacement with check and stove heating in the private sector janupovina to be correct and ready. yes, the frosty season expresses jelly in the municipal legal household and insha, the problems of the zheharou of the central regions and the capital allow the sabbath washed telephone

but beyond the tremendous economic benefits of central subway will have, i want to share one impact that people outside of our community see. several years back when tan and i were doing outreach on this street, there was one merchant who pointed out something i will never forget. i said central subway was more than action he economic benefit and having the world china town printed in a citywide map that everyone would see signaled something bigger and permanent for this community and the permanent of china town is not something we can take for granted. china town survived numerous attempts the relocation. first after the great quake '60 and the threat posed by the pandemic. the central subway means as mentioned, merchant implied and china town has been and is and will be forever a part of the fabric of san francisco. thank you. [cheers and applause] with no further or do, i have the honor of introducing the next speaker, someone who needs no introductions in these parts and not in this community, mayor breed has been a supporter of china town in the most important way and i have the honor of introducing our third chin

vasylsk nyztivsk community, evacuation is taking place there, that is, the heads of the community, together with the centralgovernment, ensured the departure unimpeded departure is the strength and means of communities and the regional budget. that is, people can leave directly, get on the bus and leave. the difficult issue is with heating, which will be so difficult in winter. they are calling me directly and are already asking serhiy. how will they help exactly with solid heating, that is, how about me. this is the difficulty, and the heads of communities do not voice this information publicly, they do not prove to relieve the tension or will the state help together with the heads of communities with a budget, a regional budget, or it won't happen at all and everyone leave so as not to stay as iryna vereshchuk says that it is necessary to evacuate more safely. yes, this is a correct position, but there are people and these are people and the right to stay where they want, they understand what it is it is dangerous for them to have all the information that today you are alive, tomorrow you may not be very

and now there will be no light, no water on the central canals of those communities. well, this is so inhumane.

and the community in central philosophy proven that was devastated by a period of natural disaster. in 2018 face to the mammals task of rebuilding, it rediscovered a traditional material which it turns out can withstand, naturally has far better than most conventional building substances. ah, central civil way c is no stranger to natural disaster. in 2018 the province was his science to nami, lance lines, and a series of hers quakes, including one with a magnitude of $7.00 bull on pump was one of the many villages affected in chloe district. an area that's popular with tourists from pablo city, together with the organization architecture some frontier, indonesia, a group of young men are now rebuilding flattened homes from scratch with bamboo. it's also hope the project will provide economic stimulus that's affiliated with that. the little man at a glance, this looks like a logo, a structure used as a traditional meeting place. it's been it, but the detail shows similarities to original cloud houses. yeah. called gum period buller noah b. there are slight differences. most people to

might involve a total reconstruction of what we think architecture is in denisia now and the community in central. so let me see proven that was devastated by a series of natural disaster in 2018. based for the mammals task of rebuilding, it rediscovered a traditional material which had tons out can withstand, naturally have a far better than most conventional building substances. ah, the central silhouette see is no stranger to natural disaster in 2018. the province was his science who nami landslides and a series of earthquakes, including one with a magnitude of $7.00. bull on papa was one of the many villages affected in we district, an area that's popular with tourists from palo city to gather with the organization architecture some frontier, indonesia, a group of young men are now rebuilding flattened homes from scratch with bamboo. it's also hope the project will for find economic stimulus that's affiliated with the theme. and then at a glance, this looks like a logo, a structure used as a traditional meeting and place listening. but the details shows similarities to original cloud houses,

. >> reporter: in this central fla retirement community yesterday afternoon, air boats with rescue rescue crews were a welcome sig. >> i didn't realize they had a m until they told me. i was sleeping. >> reporter: in kissimmee near , the city issued mandatory curfew curfew from 9:00 to 6:00 because because of major flooding. in all, the county says ian dropped ian dropped more than a foot of. >> we are going to do our best o build florida back as quick as possible. >> reporter: at fema headquartes in washington, president biden said as soon as conditions allo, elvis it florida and puerto rico rico which was ravaged by hurricane fiona just days ago. > >> cbs news is partnering with d cross on hurricane relief effor. to donate go to cbsnews.com/red. obviously a lot of help is need. it's pretty calm here. what are you tracking on the other side of the country? >> this has been such a sad, devastating storm but fascinatig in the grand scheme of things. g has been helping it dissipate. t pushed across land and made it throughout florida from fort mes to daytona beach. it lost strength clearly

surge flooding is ongoing across the south carolina coast with inundation in coastal communities especially along central and northern portions of the coast. four to 7 feet of inundation expected to north palms with lower values south of there are generally two to 4 feet. storm surge flooding from the most problematic to mid afternoon but could linger through the evening. in and around georgetown, pollys island, garden city, litchfield cherry growth will be most affected. storm surge will occur along the oceanfront, cultural roadways could temporarily come impassable. any claim ongoing with many flash flood awnings right now that tri-county area, flooding that will continue into the evening especially rainfall rates we are seeing with ian. runs reminder, turnaround don't drown. is an increasing threat of isolated tornadoes mainly in the northeast part of the state where tornado watches have been issued. it should improve across the state tonight ian weakens to the north, seek higher ground along the coast and do not drive through flooded roadways. >> we will answer questions as we go through. as i speak,

but beyond the tremendous economic benefits of central subway will have, i want to share one impact that people outside of our communitysee. several years back when tan and i were doing outreach on this street, there was one merchant who pointed out something i will never forget. i said central subway was more than action he economic benefit and having the world china town printed in a citywide map that everyone would see signaled something bigger and permanent for this community and the permanent of china town is not something we can take for granted. china town survived numerous attempts the relocation. first after the great quake '60 and the threat posed by the pandemic. the central subway means as mentioned, merchant implied and china town has been and is and will be forever a part of the fabric of san francisco. thank you. [cheers and applause] with no further or do, i have the honor of introducing the next speaker, someone who needs no introductions in these parts and not in this community, mayor breed has been a supporter of china town in the most important way and i have the honor of introducing our third chine

in the central section, trains and signals communicate with each other automatically, meaning trainsanually, allowing an increased service frequency. we are running 12 trains an hour, and the reason we can drive the train cars a lot faster is because the computer controlling it is maintaining the distance between the trains ahead, so there is always a safe gap between them all, which can't be maintained on the normal network because of where the signalling system is set up. now, it has been a bumpy ride to get to this point. when construction began way back in 2009, it was europe's biggest infrastructure project. but it was beset by problems and has opened 3.5 years late and £4 billion over budget. many of the delays to the project were put down to the complexity of integrating three separate signalling systems. to the east and to the west of london, drivers operate the trains manually, where more traditional signalling is in operation. the central core, however, uses a system of signalling called moving block. historically, what you would have is fixed block, so you have a colour li

anton thank you, i remind you that my colleague anton podkovenko was in the central electoral committee on direct communication throughout tonight. ella pamfilova urged do not let me down. the results of the elections of heads of regions from the legislative assembly before september 14, according to the head of the cec , this is done so that the commission has time to consider all complaints, let me remind you that the governors were selected in 14 subjects. this is how the voting took place on our air, the acting heads of the regions told. at 18:00 we have data, it amounted to uh, almost 37.5%. we believe that this is a good result, we expect somewhere around 40. e with a small percentage. but in general. so what about violations? well, let's do it this way, first of all, this year we made very high demands on the preparation of polling stations. this also applies to sanitary protection and safety a in numbers. in total , more than 6,000 observers worked in the republic, of which almost 4.500. eh, those who were trained according to the standard of the public chamber of the russian federation and there were

now typhoon noro is triggered landslide and floods in central vietnam, killing 2 people. communities have been cut off and rising water levels of threatening hydropower. dams. checkpoints have been set up to prevent people from crossing flooded bridges and collapse roads. vietnam's national weather service says nora was the most powerful typhoon to hit the country for 20 years. well, storm in has been downgraded now to a tropical cycling after making landfall in south carolina for cost of predicting a storm surge and floods after the mega storm cause catastrophic damage in florida . historic city of charleston is likely to feel the front of it as president joe biden is approved an emergency declaration for the state. while there's already been widespread destruction in florida, this was the scene where the hurricane was wrong, was powerful storms hit, the u. s. in recent years with at least 21 dash reported. so far. florida's governance as the damage caused will likely take years to repair the homes of more than $80000.00. residents in the town of fort myers have been destroyed. this

named damien sanderson and myles sanderson as the suspects behind the attack in the two small communities in centraligilant and report any suspicious activity. the suspects were last spotted here in the provincial capital of regina, about 300 kilometres south of where the attacks took place. the police have charged the two men with several counts, including first—degree murder. canada's prime minister has offered his condolences on one of the worst mass killings in canadian history. my thoughts and the thoughts of all canadians are with those who have lost loved ones and with those who are injured. this kind of violence, or any kind of violence, has no place in our country. we still don't know much about the victims. the police have said some attacks appeared to be random. jessica murphy, bbc news, regina. the duke and duchess of sussex have appeared on stage in manchester at a global summit for young people. meghan has been involved with the one young world project since 2014, and gave a keynote address. it's the couple's first vist to the uk since the platinum jubilee in earlyjune, as our correspo

especially members of the black community within central brooklyn, leaving new york because ultimately they do not have an option to move to the next place. so are we creating a housing construct in these neighborhoods in order to move up? whatever the definition is, one bedroom to two-bedrooms and people shift. as we all know, their housing needs and demand but if you set up a context where the only way to do that is to shift out of where you are, it has to ask the question of fundamentally, have we been successful in creating the playspace transformation. -- place-based preservation. brett: laura, cincinnati is not new york city but you have seen areas of increasing market demand. the public sector does have some role in that of developing the rhine district. it was primed for development in some ways. there are other neighborhoods with weaker department demand. do we have the federal tools we need to do playspace to work in all of cincinnati? and, do we just see -- need more of what we have or do we need different? laura: that is a good question. and encouraged full read the article

expresses housing in communal legal household lower problems, zhehorova central archion and the capitalallow saturday washed telephone lines dokumenskaya 20 shtforts. o vera, the prince of nine until 12:1, the food of the townspeople will be denied to the local, the elders of minharva konkama. artyom tsuran, well, a martelephone for turning on the screen to feed the choral central archion, i’ll refuse the local governor ivan markevich for guessing. frame telephone conscience keramnisty capital in the region is organized leather saturday. the harvest season stretches in the minsk region, the agrarian and the central regions are overgrown with the craving for the homeland and sodomina at the agricultural complex , the wife of the butt showed up before harvesting the bulba full of cats, and the same thing is planned to be torn off at the apple orchards for 3,000 tons of avito sak and kobzohov products for vasya’s selfish power and the marketable look of fruits. harvest is sent to the chamber with special ventilation, a constant temperature of two to four degrees. well , at present, varieti

sights of the attackers, sumyshchyna was targeted by the russians. in the velikopisary community , the lyceum, the central district hospital, a kindergarten were damaged as a result of the shelling, and in several two-story houses, the windows were partially broken and the balcony was destroyed, said the head of the regional military administration, dmytro zhivitskyi, and the invaders hit the krasnopil and yunakiv communities with mortars, and the novoslobid community was also fired with barrel artillery there, the muscovites damaged the power line, the invaders kissed the occupiers, and in the bilopol community, the invaders are intensifying the terror of the local population in the temporarily occupied the territory of the kherson region in the villages of the geniche community, the russian military conducts searches, transcribes people's passport data and checks the ownership of cars, the deputy of the kherson regional council, serhiy khlan, said that muscovites are especially interested in the participants of the anti-terrorist operation, they are immediately taken away. on the dnieper there were expl

reports of an addition in many coastal communities especially along the central and northern portions of the coast. peak surge values of four to seven feet of inundation are expected north of isle of palms with lower values south there generally up to four feet. storm surge flooding will be most problematic through midafternoon. can linger through the evening. areas in and around mcclellan they'll come georgetown, pawleys island, garden city, litchfield and cherry grove will be most affected. the storm surge will occur along the oceanfront, a back bays ad tidal creeks. coastal roadways could tip really become impassable. heavy rain is also ongoing with a flash flood warnings right now and the charleston tricounty area. the flooding threat will continue into the seating especially with the torrential rainfall high rainfall rates were seeing right now with ian. everyone is reminded if you encounter a flood roadways to turn around don't dread. there's an increasing threat of isolated tornadoes mainly in the far northeast part of the state where tony to watch has been issued. condition sh

to civil societies in puerto rico that have been time and time again demanding centralized solar microgrid in their communitythis is not new. studies have to be made. we've already presented these to congress, fema, hard, all the agencies. there has to be direct action. the other disaster, and i met with community leaders last night, sunday night, about what's happening in their home and getting us to the second level because the flooding has been so catastrophic in the community even worse than in hurricane maria in many places. we've been calling out since day one after maria for the response to be used effectively. water waste has to be mitigated and so that the communities are not continually displaced froml their homes because of any storm that happens to puerto rico, flooding is catastrophic because mitigation is not streamlined with reconstruction. again, local groups and entities know the solutions of what needs to be done in order for federal funds to be spent in an efficient way, and they are ready to work to raise the red flags necessary to guarantee transparency and the correct use of these funds

near transport conscience and asphalt pavement, the governor of the central region held a special officer and a reception of the communitya love triangle. the very spirit of the jackana and the warm morning of the day, the heating season started today at the capital's housing stock, and in addition to the water, the batteries became hot at the boarding schools and aduction installations at theaters and swimming pools at home, specialists with up to 5 dunes of readiness will receive 100% of the housing stock.

so there's absolutely no question that central to community healing and liberation has been spirituals and gospel music that have healing dimensions, that engage symptoms and causes that manifest as texts in the african-american experience and in the text of african-american literature as a source of healing and liberation from the liberation narrative of the enslaved, such as acquired in douglass poems of juniper hammon and phillis wheatley, harriet jacobs, david walker martin delaney, francis harper, the boys and the folk literature for prison songs, the bad men songs and blues and works of and even the symphonic phrasings of dr. martin luther king and x up to the present moment, the words of black writers address the aspirations of the people. the continuous struggle for liberation and they offer strength and pathway to healing and freedom. and so even in my own work, black people in my business, tony kaye bombards practices, liberation. i try to take similar concepts. i examine the way which bob barr really extended the liberation thrust of the 1960s and 70 is getting a new twist t