central drive, 15 is far from here. around, we are going to the central one. muzhik lost locksmith workshops were. and now what, fuck knows? we've been renovating here . my dad used to work here. hello what did i see. is there anyone at home? gun, i'm sorry, i tried to call and knock, but you still didn't hear. your door is open. you're veronica konstantin andreevich my name is. are we familiar? no. i came to you to ask for forgiveness. i don't quite understand what you mean. my nephew stas was in the car that collided with your parents' car. they understand and it will sound strange, but i would very much like you to forgive him. i don’t know how you feel about such things with our sister, how your parents raised you. they told us that everyone makes mistakes, but not everyone admits it. of course, stas is irreparable. i would very much like him to came here and begged for forgiveness. believe me. i would make him do it go away. unfortunately this is not possible. today we buried stas. haven't you heard about this, to b

because cops driving by south central black guy driving nice car. it had to be stolen. three comments from the audience. i want to get in here quickly one says thank you for mentioning. willie randolph that situation has always disturbed me another one. i just finished reading your book last month, and it's one of the best additions to my sports library. thank you and this third one one of my best friends when his wife friends asked what they can do to help combat systemic racism always say we need your voice. thank you for using your voice. and i also want to use that to ask going back a little bit to what you had to say about popovich and kerr and and their need to to listen they felt they had the need to listen, is that the solution and willingness to listen both from your reporting for this book and you know your life and life experiences, you know when we ask, okay what can change how can things change is it that simple and or is that request? that difficult to ask it unfortunately, yes, that would be a great solution. unfortunately. it's it's a difficult ask and a

that is what is part of what is driving central banks concerns. for australian and new zealand investments, next tuesday we have rba movements from this month's meeting and next wednesday, the meeting the -- the meeting is expected to hike 50 basis points and signal further aggression. investors are very much getting back of what had seemed like a comfort zone where they thought they knew they could see an end of two central-bank action. david: we saw the light. great context underrates market. you can follow more on the story. mexico, peru, argentina raising interest rates, 1700 basis points over the last few weeks. on your terminal. get a market run down on here from our expert editor. you can find out what is affecting your investment right now. david: mexico --rishaad: mexico 75 basis point compared to what argentina did. let's get the first word headlines. opec saying it is expecting global oil markets to tip this quarter, downgrading the outlook for crude and bolstered estimates of four supplies. the cartel forecasted the amount of crude it

which is hardly a statement of the fact that central banks, but there are other things driving the dollarparticular. manus: i know your view, and that is the correlation to natural gas. if you are saying there are other risk elements driving the dollar, i want to start with the narrative, the it tops out in one month, not three. what is the outfoxed of the next dollar? themos: i think if you were to look at the dollar rally from february to now, it did two things, one of the drivers that we identified is the enormous issue of energy security in europe. that accounts for about 6% of the euro-dollar drop. over the last six or seven months. the rest is driven in our models by the substantial slowdown in china, which has substantially -- it is less important for growth in the united states. the rest of the world relative to the united states accounts for at least half of it. manus: that's what we are showing is a correlation between gas prices and that gas security narrative. and you mentioned china, obviously view on -- the yuan, against the euro, dollar, yen, cannot drive the yuan -- can th

well, as those skyrocketing energy prices are driving inflation, central banks are reacting by raisingl used to try and dampen demand in an economy, which in turn will work to bring down prices. but some argue that in the current situation this maybe too blunt a tool with calls for energy caps to help avoid what one belgium minister warned could be a series of terrible winters if this continues. now, to help navigate all thisjoining me now is victoria scholar, head of investment at interactiveinvestor. thank you so much forjoining us. do they all do they not bring in energy caps across europe for businesses? but certainly, brewers in the uk would desperately like to see it. can they do that and is that the solution?- it. can they do that and is that the solution? well, it is clear that — that the solution? well, it is clear that we _ that the solution? well, it is clear that we have _ that the solution? well, it is clear that we have seen - clear that we have seen in electricity prices soar above ten times its average and gas prices are up by about 14 times, so something serious needs

it's not scarier than taxi at 5:00 am to drive three students and central asia in general wow.on, brother , we looked here too. that's why they didn't find it, so check everything again. here is only a fragment of a finger, but a very good one can be done through the program. this does not change the situation, it is necessary to operate a prison, the day after tomorrow someone else will be taken to court for arrest, so what? there won't be another chance. sixty- eighth year of birth hello, i wish the result is so exactly who is a complete coincidence? we must do it. i can't be on duty. can this stray sign meters and a sniper rifle cuts off the neck of the bottle, they are still afraid of him in kandahar. maybe, of course, to be afraid of him in contact but for some reason i don’t trust him. why is he stuck here? odintsov punched him? let odintsov sign if necessary. i need you. he is not. and yesterday, too, many were looking for him, even from the police came. thank you . the 20th department of the precinct petrenko, i'm listening. frolov's secretary and now he's detectives. w

caller: i am in central florida, lakeland. but i drive trucks. i am in oklahoma right now. host: are you driving as you speak? caller: i got my d.o.t. approved headset. [laughter] host: all right. go ahead. caller: i want to talk about history. in the words of john henry clark, "people do not know real history." as a 40 plus-year-old man i learned everything that is almost 80% of what i learned in school was a lie. the property that my family lives on, that property was handed down from my great-grandfather three times. he got that land when he fought after the civil war from the government. and my great-grandfather three times was a native american. this is something that is greatly misunderstood. there are black native americans, which now goes back to the question of, did christopher columbus really discover america? how did christopher columbus no to come to america? before the treaty of granada black people were running europe. the treaty of granada is when they left and right after -- my ancestors got land in the west. we go over every so often. christopher columbus l

avdiivka is one of the central parts of the city. russians driveund in cars, despite the constant shelling and danger, there are about one and a half thousand people in the city, it is a rarity to meet locals on the streets, and even walking around the city is a real game with death, even a banal campaign for water can be the last russians bombard the city with shells chaotically just there, she fell asleep there, got into the asphalt, got beaten when she was 11 days old, mom есть всё всё всё повлиталосов in this basement for the fifth month, 30 people have been living and hiding from shelling most elderly people used to have a cafe here, now they have found shelter in the basement, people from neighboring houses have food delivered to them by volunteers, and they live in the basement as hot as in any dungeon, but now it’s summer, so when there is no shelling, you can to climb a mountain and breathe fresh air, but when intense fighting is going on, people do not even come out of their shelters for several days. there are another one or two , three

first to meet bad weather for me, when the downpours break through in the central region and whether the clouds will be able to drivethe unprecedented heat from the russian plain during the meteorological news on the russia 24 channel. i am evgeny tishkovets, leading specialist of the phobos center . to the ryazan region firefighters from neighboring regions arrive the day before five natural fires broke out here at once. the largest one spread over an area of ​​​​about 500 hectares, the flames did not directly threaten settlements, but harry had to breathe, even muscovites in the capital a gray haze hung, drowned from their feet and nizhny novgorod in the nizhny novgorod region also in recent days there were pockets of natural fires. reason for the spread. fire, of course , the abnormal heat and drought that has been reigning on the russian plain for many days and blazing fields, not the only problem. associated with this throughout the european territory of russia are overheated in water bodies. this can lead to algae blooms such a fate, for example, befell the gulf of finland in st. petersburg on the eve of the a

if you're out there driving in central portions of new jersey, we have thunderstorms rolling from philadelphiad a little bit of rain in staten island and long island during the morning. and a few storms in west virginia. here is the area of rain from philly to point pleasant. the majority of this is going to be miss downtown new york. as they head to long island, you will probably get into some of that rain. here is the forecast for today, we will be watching hit and miss showers and stofrms, but the big story is the cooler air coming down through the great lakes, you will feel it today in cleveland, detroit, chicago, cincinnati, tomorrow, you will get that cooler air in areas like dc, roanoke, nashville, raleigh and charlotte, and the lowest humidity you will feel in weeks. you'll appreciate it. the forecast for today, it won't rain all day in boston and new york. clear out this afternoon. kind of hot and humid in areas in the southeast. that's why you have a chance of storms there. and as we look ahead towards the weekend forecast, get away day on friday, just showers and storms in the south

sports arena, bill had to drive through south-central l.a. o get to the arena one afternoon, kenny norman was on the team pulled over to get gas the next thing he knew his across the hood of his car. the cops driving sublet by driving a nice car, had to be stolen. extra cults and the audience i went to get in here quickly but once is thank you for mentioning willieie randolph for the situation is always really disturbed me. another i just finished reading your book last month with the best additions to my sports library. in this third one, one of my best friends when his white friends ask what they can do to help combat systemic racism that we need your voice. thank you for using your force. i also want to use that going back a little bit to what you had to say and their need to listen. they felt they had the need to listen, is that a solution of willingness to listen from your reporting from this book and your lifee experiences? we ask what can change, how can things change, is it that simple? and is that request that difficult to ask? >> yes

sports arena they had the drive to south central l.a.to get to the arena and one afternoon doorman who is on the team rolled over and said dad and the next thing he knew he was across the hood d of the car. a black guy driving a nice car comment had to be stolen. >> one person% of the audience and thank you for mentioning ramdass and another i just finished reading your hook and it's the best additions to my sports library. the third one, one of my best friends with his wife princess what they could do to help was to always say we need your voice and thank you for using your voice. i also want to use that to go back to what you had to say about popaditch and kerr and their need to listen that's the solution willingness to listen? when we asked how can things change as it simple and is that requests that difficult to ask? >> yes that would be a great solution. unfortunately it's a difficult back to thein i go 74 million people who voted for donald trump. i'm not saying they are all racist. donald trump's a racist. you can't argue that if

reporter: we're talking about hundreds of thousands of unplanted farmland especially if you're driving around the centralance now that you can see fields like this, that are brown and unplanted, according to a new report by the united states department of agriculture, there are over a half million acres of unplanted farmland here in the state of california. as you can see by the numbers on your tv screen, these were compiled by "the chronicle" breaken down by acres fallow so the soil can rejuvenated and because of natural disasters like the drought, the acreage has grown from 2020, less than 200,000 acres of unplanted farnlland, last year 350,000 acres to now as i mentioned which is just over 500,000. that's an increase of 36% since last august. now "the chronicle" cites an agricultural economist who believes the number of acres for this year will increase as the drought worsens with no rain in the forecast and will lead to a steeper drop in the production of crops like alfalfa, rice, cotton and wheat. reporting live in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, bob. >>> kaiser

the, the benches that the us is making in west asia, in the middle east, in central asia, in between iser in europe are driving these growing coalitions, the shanghai corporation organization, the brakes they're growing in size, the growing and popularity because there's such a strong international reaction to what the u. s. has been doing and recent times. and tim, just to and touch on a point you made earlier that suppose a division between and what is being said here. you have joe biden saying that the u. s. military does not think it's a great idea or a great timing for nancy pelosi to be going to taiwan. is that real division? or do you think this was played out beforehand premeditated in the way? yes, i believe it's premeditated. they would have consulted about this. they would have probably proposed to pillows he herself, she's number 3 in the, in the u. s. government, as i said, this is something that they've been planning for some time. and the timing of it might be influenced by more particular events, but they've been planning to initiate a confrontation with china in the way this plan for many year

the last thing i would say about this is the conditions in central america and mexico drive the migration. i know this. there are some that believe that it is the policies of the american presidents by which people decide to make this journey. it is by and large the conditions in which people live. one of the worst decisions president trump ever made was cutting off help to central american nations to help them gain control of their security situation. hopefully that is something we can agree on on a bipartisan basis. part of the policy should be assisting nations like those in the northern triangle to keep their citizens at home by increasing security and economic opportunity. nikole: finally, senator murphy, we will conclude with our last topic of the evening. protecting individual liberties. you have three minutes. sen. murphy: i know this is a difficult and sensitive issue. i wanted to talk about it today because it's probably the topic most of my constituents in connecticut want to discuss with me right now. i thought, to be honest, it was important to put on the table today. the hea

we do still have red warnings in force across so central pass and that wet weather has got to drive its way up towards bangladesh towards me, and mar as we make her way through wednesday and thursday. i saw air with issue airlines of the journey unkindly, the cost the widening mortgage boy called in china. good from the fact that grumbled as columbia and venezuela, grief and men ties businesses. i at 5 revival bloss russia wants to pull out of the international space station, want snakes in the old vic county the cost on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world center might have when you call home, we'll put you can use in current affairs that mattel to years, ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. now the palestinian islamic jihad group tells al jazeera and it will go back to bombing israel if it doesn't release detainees. pie shaped spokesman colored. i will hate says israel agreed to release 2 of their top commanders under ceasefire deal brokerage by egypt. israel has denied agree to those terms, is where the forc

you see, eleanor first of all wanted to drive a wedge into central europe in order to keep the russians of austria and romania. and even if it was possible into hungary . maybe he was right. and we had to strike in the balkans, the path we had chosen. this is a short path to victory, thinking too much about what will happen after the war. i see no reason. by the way, read again today's telegram. i understood that the summer offensive of the soviet troops, organized, according to the agreement at the tehran conference, will begin by mid-june on one of the important sectors of the front on one of the sectors of the front. what an asian trick, he does not trust anyone, even his allies. that these are stalin's telegrams to churchill are radio intercepts, deciphered by a secret code that our agent from turkey gave us his information. about the second front turned out to be reliable remember. russians will start at one of the sites think. my fer, apparently we are talking about northern ukraine, this point of view is held by the general model. i am sure that the russians will direct their mai

we do still have red warnings in force across, so central pass and that wet weather has got to drive its way up towards bangladesh towards me and mom as we make her way through wednesday. and thursday. the talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound you speak off is clearly coming at a high cost for the airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you will your hard struggle in the 1970 s, if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our era, unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center. on our 20. ah, the ah. watching out is there a time to recap? headlines now? palestinian islamic jihad group tells al jazeera it'll renew it's offensive against israel. if it doesn't really see a nice pay on j spokesman. how did of a hate says israel agreed to release 2 of the top commanders under the seas. 5 deal broken by egypt. israel bo is denying, and griggs and such tongue israeli forces have demolished palestinian homes during a raid in the northern occupied west bank. well, those is accompanied

sue: we are looking at early morning commuters out of the central valley for a pretty typical drive, about 45 minutes now. our real problem is eastbound 80 near hilltop in richmond with a fatal accident. all lanes continued to be blocked. they are waiting for the corner to get on scene, and we have no estimated time of reopening. the silver lining here is that it is in the reverse commute election, but you are stuck cap well into san pablo. san pablo avenue is your alternate. there's a detour in place where you are off the freeway and then right back on, but try to avoid eastbound 80 near hilltop for the next bit if you can. we will be back with an update in just a few. liz: still to come, when you will have to start paying for your own covid vaccines and boosters. kumasi: how many more doses of monkeypox vaccine is coming to the bay area. liz: you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housi

. >> reporter: if you're driving around the state of california, especially in the central valley, there's a better chance you'll see pieces of land like this that are brown and unplanted. according to a new report by the u.s. department of agriculture, there are over a half million acres of unplanted farmland in the state of california. as you can see by these numbers compiled by the chronicle, they're broken down by acres that are fallow, in other words, left unplanted. you can see how the aim raj has grown significantly from 2020 when there was less than 200,000 acres unplanted than last year when there was around 350,000 to now what is just over 500,000 acres. that's an increase of 36% since last august. now, the chronicle cites an agricultural economist who believes the number of acres for this year will increase as the drought worsens with no rain in the forecast and will lead to a steeper drop in the production of krouts like alfalfa, rice, cotton and wheat. the drought will cause more than $3 billion in negative economic impact this year, and all that could eventually impact our bo

regions will be the first to meet bad weather, when showers break through in the central region and will the clouds be able to drive the unprecedented heat from the russian plain ? news on channel russia 24. i'm evgeny tishkovets, leading specialist of the phobos center. hello. the heat in the european part of the country will weaken in the coming days. firefighters from neighboring regions arrive in the ryazan region on the eve of five natural fires that broke out here at once. the largest one spread over an area of ​​​​about 500 hectares, the flames were direct, the settlements were not threatened, but harry had to breathe, even muscovites a gray haze hung in the capital, nizhny novgorod in the nizhny novgorod region drowned from his feet also in recent days there have been hotbeds of natural fires. reason for the spread. the fire, of course , the abnormal heat and drought that has been reigning on the russian plain for many days and the blazing fields are not the only problem with this, associated throughout the european territory of russia overheating in reservoirs. this can lead to algae blooms such a fate, fo

central russia. how much more andregion will the hot anticyclone hang and what force is capable of driving it from thesian plain, this is the weather, a joint project of the tv channel russia 24 centers phobos i olga mikhailova hello the russian plain remains in the power of the anomalous anticyclone. moscow on thursday + 31 on thermometers, abnormal heat covered the capital a week and a half ago, the last at least somewhat noticeable rain passed on august 8th. and now the result is that even the asphalt melts under the sun. i don’t understand, that is, he, as if warmed up from the inside, it turns out that he somehow came out through a crack, or something? i did n’t understand the joke at all in certain areas of moscow the day before, the smell of gary was again felt due to fires, both natural and man-made in these shots, for example, an equestrian club is blazing in the moscow region, the flame spread to 900 m². fortunately, no one was hurt, neither people nor horses, however, the main smoke was still associated with forest fires in the ryazan region on thursday, total. the area of ​​outbreaks here

central bank, but they got it wrong. but everyone got it wrong. no one was planning on a ground war in europe that would driveodity prices. i think they are doing what they can. but one reason most of the central banks have dumped toward this is they have no idea what is coming next. they are taking one thing at a time, one meeting, one data point at a time. i think if anything, all of the central banks are going to err on the side of hawkish and us. inflation is much higher than it should be for a variety of reasons. but i don't see many central banks being able to pivot, especially the market so pricing and sometime in the first half of next year, i don't think that will happen. big mispricing. some of the emerging markets that have rates, like that one was almost 14%. it may be small breadcrumbs and minor cuts. but the global environment is still for central banks. jon: thank you, win thin, brown brothers global head of current strength -- currency strategy on the dollar outlook. opec to push into surplus quarter. that as u.s. gas prices fall to the lowest since march. denny adkins is part of the team of o

officers is real, especially for those forced to live in the central valley because of the cost of living here. one officer described his close call driving home one night. >> i had a one hour and 15 minute commute home. on the drive i ended up falling asleep and unfortunately got into a vehicle accident. >> reporter: in a statement, the police department said mandatory overtime is a reality for its officers, and that officer wellness is something they are always striving to improve. the police union says the city needs to urgently hire more officers because too many of them are retiring or resigning in frustration and not enough are coming in as new recruits to replace them or to actually grow the department. >> there is no question that departments throughout the country are struggling to hire right now. it's a difficult time to be a police officer. >> reporter: the mayor says officer recruitment took a hit nationwide after the george floyd murder. it seems fewer people want to be cops. and the mayor concedes officers staffing levels are not where they should be right now. >> we're still too small. we've always had the smallest departme

focus on alexander to have been himself betraying him with a driving force behind rushes. foreign policy with russia, bushes, ties with the central african republic in an effort to end the devastating civil war. it has gone for the most part, unnoticed by much of the western world. russia came and started resolving all our issues. they didn't come here to play games. some people say that they came here to destabilize and destroy our country, but it isn't true. they work hard, day and night. we see it with our own eyes. they provide a lot of help to our military with . it's just off the 6 am here at moscow about 8 o'clock in the morning. it's a lot about and that's where we start this, our program going out to you international. it is breaking news for you this hour as pakistan's police have issued an arrest warrant for former prime minister m ron con, threatening a judge and top officials during an earlier rally of the order, the spot wide outrage among his supporters. oh, people are taken to the streets and cities all across pakistan in support of him. ron con, including hundreds, we have got that in front of his house and block

central book behind the front lines. delivering food after the russian strikes. her drivingbus where it is in separate some volunteers do that in odessa. as in the target of missile strikes. the head of the ukrainian volunteer service, thank you so much for being with us. before we talk about the volunteers, give us a sense of life in odessa right now? how close to normal are things at the moment? >> reporter: hi, sam. thank you for hosting. it's really weird to talk about, it's a bit safer than an different parts. on the other hand, we have our alarms. missile attacks every week. on one hand we do feel a bit safer. on the other hand, we feel a pressure. a need to always hide and look for shelter. when you hear the alarm in the morning or at night. >> it must be incredibly stressful. you are a volunteer. the army of volunteers who are helping both civilians and the military there in ukraine. your organization and your volunteers, they seem to do just about everything. explain how it works and some of the things they do? >> reporter: the idea of the volunteers is to unite peo

we do still have red warning in force across, so central pass and that wet weather that's going to drive its way up to will, bangladesh was me and mom as you make away through wednesday and thursday still a had an al jazeera this, that most people see on the left leg and they put on the lumbers, 1st, left this president sworn in before thousands of cheering support is in bobo, top in sport, an emotional moment for this gulf lodge in the house coming up during the al ah ah ah. safe going home and then you international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero. oh, a come back. you're watching, i'll just there are, let's recap. our headline. russia says it's ready to facilitate the visit from officers from the international atomic energy agency. the totally separate power plot. both ukraine on russia blamed each other for shelling the facility last week . it's your largest atomic, how complex chance transitional military council assigned the peace agreement with several long groups in the country. capital's doha deal comes off the 5 months of negotiation paved the way for e

major of bags from the central apparatus killed i am wounded everything that happened my friend, i forgot the trouble, you can’t driveto buy a beer, and i’m not going anywhere from home until 7:00 in the morning i will go out, and at the same time you will sleep, and at 7:00 in the morning wake me up. and what a kind person. thanks for understanding. tomorrow i will arrange such races around the city for you to race, we will be all over the city. he can close me, maybe for a maximum of two days , a gun in the apartment, shlygi. these are just guesses. give me your prints in the car, don't be cluid somehow. yes, i would explain, but this is a witness. and what a witness he will say one thing 10 people will confirm another that they saw me in another place at the same time. and now that attack school. and you call general kalyuzhny. yes call a lot. who doesn't want to look like an idiot at their best when we cornered. in vain i returned to the police, nothing good came of it. that's when we were all born in vain on this earth in this country at that time we'll go to eat, which means that shilov burst in and started sho

caller: i am in central florida, lakeland. but i drive trucks. i am in oklahoma right now.t: are you driving as you speak? caller: i got my d.o.t. approved headset. [laughter] host: all right. go ahead. caller: i want to talk about history. in the words of john henry clark, "people do not know real history." as a 40 plus-year-old man i learned everything that is almost 80% of what i learned in school was a lie. the property that my family lives on, that property was handed down from my great-grandfather three times. he got that land when he fought after the civil war from the government. and my great-grandfather three times was a native american. this is something that is greatly misunderstood. there are black native americans, which now goes back to the question of, did christopher columbus really discover america? how did christopher columbus no to come to america? before the treaty of granada black people were running europe. the treaty of granada is when they left and right after -- my ancestors got land in the west. we go over every so often. christopher columbus liter

caller: i am in central florida, lakeland. but i drive trucks. i am in oklahoma right now.ost: are you driving as you speak? caller: i got my d.o.t. approved headset. [laughter] host: all right. go ahead. caller: i want to talk about history. in the words of john henry clark, "people do not know real history." as a 40 plus-year-old man i learned everything that is almost 80% of what i learned in school was a lie. the property that my family lives on, that property was handed down from my great-grandfather three times. he got that land when he fought after the civil war from the government. and my great-grandfather three times was a native american. this is something that is greatly misunderstood. there are black native americans, which now goes back to the question of, did christopher columbus really discover america? how did christopher columbus no to come to america? before the treaty of granada black people were running europe. the treaty of granada is when they left and right after -- my ancestors got land in the west. we go over every so often. christopher columbus lit

laundered big money in las vegas, driving, flooding, water took away the proceeds of casinos in china on a stormy path. the flow turned out to be camped by tourists in central russia is threatened in september by weather hypoxide. journey to another era of the great bulgarian, knights fight sparks fly from the sword to the bowl, everything is like in the middle ages in the program of tournaments and even gambling. restless nights again morning in donbass ukrainian radicals hit elderly areas under fire makiivka killed a civilian panteleymonovka there and donetsk also damaged a kindergarten shells hit the building of the pension fund and two universities in just a day in the donetsk republic dozens of shelling nationalists fired hundreds ammunition, including from artillery of standard nato caliber, is also being hit on the liberated villages of the kharkov region from shelling by ukrainian militants. women are seriously injured. children are elderly people. they tell. under what conditions do they have to survive thanks to the kiev regime. well, tell me, tell me. the windows of the door here are the arrival of the ukrainian tail. take everything here. ukrain

driving force behind rushers foreign policy. also in the program of russia, boosters, ties with the central african republic and efforts to end the devastating civil war that has gone largely unnoticed by much of the western world. russia came and started resolving all our issues. they didn't come here to play games. some people say that they came here to destabilize and destroy our country, but it isn't true. they were car day and night. we see it with our own eyes. they provide a lot of help to our military with . it is just office stephanie, i'm here at moscow at 9 o'clock in the morning. it's about that's where we start this ours program here live international. it is a continuation of breaking news, this our hero nazi as pakistan a police have a suit, an arrest warrant for the former prime minister in ron con, for threatening a judge and top officials during an earlier rally at the auto spot wide spread outrage among his supporters? oh, well people are taking to the streets and cities all across pakistan in support of him. ron con, including hundreds who have gathered right around his house and blocked roads, preventing the

central street stop the city. these same petals began to explode under the wheels of passing cars, the problem was that it was not clear how to drivese it was not known how many petals. yes, well, it passed between the wheels there, for example, on the road. that is, you will not unfold anything. and it’s not clear, again, where it was safe to go, because later, when we left, it turned out that they were covered. there were two intersections in front of us and two intersections behind us. there is a very large area. for the second day, the city is clearing mines and employees of the donetsk ministry of emergency situations using pavers. and russian military sappers, engineers of the international mine action center, using special equipment, we are now at the donbass arena stadium. here, right under your feet, you can find fragments of those very petals, more precisely, not fragments, but this is a winged petal. the mine does not contain fragments, but if you step on it , a charge of about 40 g of frolov equivalent can tear off your foot. there are already injured civilians in donetsk, but the biggest danger is that these mines are

today i am leaving in the morning at 5:00 in the morning i was driving to the office let me say this is what it says yes , uh, on one of the central was just uh the tornado started in the asphalt, so you today the enemy fired from tornadoes e in that number of people and the emergency department is working there now, it is liquidating it, destroying it, taking it away, but that's how we start the framework in mykolaiv. that's why we have to go to shelters because we don't know where it will fly to next time. how did it fly to er just to the place where there is a public transport stop that is why you need to protect your life and follow the instructions er regarding the fact that you need to go to the panorama er main military expert on modern strategists arestovych not so long ago he said that at the beginning of august we will all be greatly relieved, the last two weeks have been decisive, everything is going to be incredible , but you are something easier and easier easier and easier day by day i just want to ask there is such a feeling there is a feeling that somehow the enemy is even getting stronger now in all directions. is

. >> now, one part of his strategy, frankly, central to it, is social issues, desantis diving into many of the cultural issues drivinggbtq rights to covid protocols and reaction to that. the books, to schools. you and i were speaking about how he's been endorsing school board candidates and winning a lot of those races. you could argue this is a very trumpian model here. is that a winning strategy for him in florida and for republicans nationally? >> well, i think that governor youngkin started that movement when he defended those mothers in loudon county and now it has gone national. and we could debate the merits or how far it should go or this or that. but the principles involve education. it has become a national issue and ron picked it up in florida. i noticed this morning that every one of our county school bo board races, where i live, the incumbent lost very badly to very conservative challengers. evidently sarasota is the same way. >> as you know, desantis' aspirations may lie far beyond the borders of your home state of florida. do you believe desantis would challenge trump for the republican nomination if

driving force in the midterm elections. democrat pat ryan of upstate new york winning tuesday, after making abortion rights his central focus. >> when the supreme court ripped away reproductive freedoms, access to abortion rights, we said, this is not what america stands for. >> reporter: his republican rival marc molinaro, read freg the g■opcampaignlaybook, urging voters to focus on inflation and kril instead. >> it does a disservice to the people in this district to be focused on anything other than they're concerned about the cost of living. they're concerned about safety in their communities. >> reporter: that message falling short. ryan securing a victory in the swing district president biden won by fewer than two points. >> republicans should be very, very, very scared this morning. >> reporter: it comes after voters in kansas, a conservaitve state, overwhelming rejected a move to strip abortion rights from the state's constiution. in the weeks after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, 70% of newly registered voters in kansas were women, according to target smart insights, a democratic data firm. the group says

can see the bus stop near the central department store, this is the very center and imagine the shot, it reached me already within a few seconds, a mediocre black minibus drivesoor opens, five people in masks fall out yes, they are also in civilian caps. that is, they are not even military, but they have weapons, and they take a person at the bus stop, throw him in. yes, the door closes in the minibus and it leaves during the day, so many people, that is, oce they stole it once, well, everyone, i hope that the question will end, you know, there were such thoughts, there was someone else, sajjam, sajajam, we will defeat them all, we will defeat them all , in fact, uh, you can see how it drags on longer. well, we arrived. i was at work in principle we don't all have a flag there. good afternoon. good afternoon. so -and-so, so-and- so. we went. we went. we arrived there. they took me. how is it that there is a cafe in the neighborhood? well, acacia is on the highway. рождения что та ты район велга no, but the head said that i'm not just saying well, they respect me a little there about the berets of the village, half of the village hates it like everyone else, y

central focus of his campaign. this is a big test for democrats who are hoping this becomes a driving issue and mobilizes voters in november. >> they are saying abortion is a good and effective for them argument against the attacks on the economy. >> supreme court nuking abortion rights shifted the momentum to the democrats. >> laura: either a liar wishful thinking because the truth is, the outcome here turned on a single county. guess who was executive for that county? yeah, the county executive was pat ryan. in fact, democrats have been pointing to the four special elections that swung their way since the dobbs decision as proof positive that abortion will lead them to the outlook twirl promised land. but of quick political notes, the four districts have something in common. the succ successes have been hed by engagements in college heavy locations. pockets not all that representative of the larger fall electorate. not to mention in poll after poll, voters signaled their number one concern is the economy and -- wait, where does abortion fall? at the eighth most important priority about time things like education

drive away all the clouds. will pass down formidable even hail is possible in the central areas thanks to this high area.irlwind with rains will stretch. they will shed in the pskov novgorod region in the leningrad regions, clouds are forming and in the south today it is raining, the crimea will thunder there petersburg rain and plus 23 in moscow without precipitation and plus 25, and then only hotter. i'm thinking about what to do with the employees now. shut up while yours or what? you have to get out of here. and what are you doing here? listen, who's at home? and put on your pants. do not let right. i am registered here to be more careful, he is crazy and not so pacified. he's in pain. it's me no. and where are you from? what happened? what 's the nightmare now? the thirty-sixth stop by went the first season, thank you. well, thank you very much. all the best until morning. don't let go. as agreed. well what can we? well roller what news is missing. you know what was watching me, in fact , no husband, what kind of person ruined his whole life now to live. yes, it's all right. let 's go to sleep, othe

this will be your central television on saturday at 19:00 on ntv yes christina i will call you back. yours i mean, something happened, no. oh, you know, you still have to drive handcuffs, but a couple of words under the protocol. i’m sure, of course, tanka and i then decided to go shopping, and i arrived a little earlier, so she hissed at me like that, and then he goes out to suit. went in at 11 am. she was still running around in her bathrobe and did not make the bed. and so only special guests are received. and you don’t have a coffee position, that he is married, and i say, why do you need a married man? you already have a lot of dough. she said that she loved him and that she would force him to divorce. christina , you will drink coffee outside the door, my friend and i need to confer well. thank you bag. thank you please, well, where are they? we have a tune dmitry listen you don't want to take a walk, they opened a cafe here. roma makes awesome coffee. and you hall uh-huh, frankly, tired, i'm your focus, what's the topic? in general, i have little information? well, i know what's the matter and i know who turned to you, it's not clear what is from me.

drive up. the journalists are ready to come, but there is one thing, but they will not be able to enter the building until we turn off the central least one hostage. i will finish the prince. he bored me back in st. petersburg and you can rest assured. yes, i'm on the spot listen to you, come here, only one. why one? well, you will share the feat. you don't want everyone to listen. what did you do i did lyosh so you did it. but the question is, what did you do a feat or a crime. will we get it right now? unblocking will be carried out now, i understand, apparently well , look at the first option, you heroically led the operation to capture especially dangerous criminals with your inherent. with confidence , masculinity, courage , alexey ivanovich captured and destroyed everyone the leaders of their gang, by the way, he saved me from an enemy bullet. but this is unlikely, and the second option, well, the second option. we asparagus did everything ourselves, and you came and shot the only witness to cover all your tracks with machine guns. nobody will believe you. well you right, plant. i probably won’t succeed with you, but such

driving down burlingame, parklets seem to be on every block. >> i think we would never survive if we did not have to parklet. >> the owner of cafÉ central put his of the covid, the middle of the covid nobody wanted to sit inside. everybody wanted to dine outdoors. >> it is a similar story for the cakery. down the street >> i think they should keep them. i think most of the businesses benefit from them. >> although their parklet went up a month ago, it has brought in more revenue. >> if everyone chips and keep them sanitize, it would be helpful. >> many cities have not decided on the future of them, leaving business owners in limo. that's -- in limbo. thand jury analyzed what six cities were doing with parket-- parklets. they had two recommendations. first, cities need to figure out how to prioritize enforcement of current regulations. and second, they decide whether to make the regulations permanent. not everyone agrees with making parklets permanent because some say they take a parking space. >> for the time and place it was perfect but to make it a permanent thing, i think we need to look at the reality of like the rental space agreement. the

the bus stop near the central department store, this is the very center, and imagine the shot, this is it, it reached me already within a few seconds, a mediocre black minibus drives up and the door opens, five people fall out in masks, uh, in caps, like that, they are closed. yes, and in civilian terms, that is, they are not even military , but some without weapons, and they take a person, stop, throw his minibus, the door closes and leaves during the day. there are just so many people, that is, this once they stole it, well, everyone, i hope that the requests will end, you know, such thoughts were there now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, we will defeat them all, we will defeat them all, well, actually, uh, everything oh, you see how it drags on for longer well, here we are, i'm at work in principle there was also a flag with us, all of you. good afternoon. good afternoon. we went, we went, we arrived there, they took me , it turns out there is a cafe in the neighborhood, eh, well, acacia is there on the highway, here is such and such a surname, exactly such and such, yes , birthday that there you are the head of the village and a tipa the head said, no, i'm

not in vain, because what these carts were supposed to drive here, they were trolleys, they could only go straight, like i did in a car. it is centralplaces of the underground ruskeal flooded grottoes fascinate with their harsh some kind of fantastic beauty, by the way, filmmakers also like to look here. this is beauty. for the sake of this, it is worth enduring all the hardships and hardships of underground life, look. and this is the right one. here is the one we were told about. indeed, at the end of the fifties of the last century , during technological explosions during the extraction of marble, the ceiling of one of the cavities collapsed, and now it looks like a miracle of nature, and this miracle still sings and sparkles . these are some karelian-finnish guys, apparently. it 's amazing, you have to at least look at it at least once, you get here, let go of some kind of all negativity. agree that's all the same earth rocks stone grounding cleans and nourishes with its energy. berries, i still do not give up my intention to find them, but you won’t be full of berries in karelia, they treat you to wickets, such local pies and m

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individuals, it comes from a centralized elite, self apointed elite, a ruling class that determines how much you pay for drugs, healthcare, and what kind of automobile you will drive, whether or not zoning will allow certain homes and certain places and on and on, get my drift? the democrat party is a force that was not intended by the founders of this country or framers of the constitution. it is a party that hates america and seems to be burning down various aspects of it attacking the constitution on a regular basis, you hear them say that is way back then with the white slave owners. we have change that document, they attack the independence. the supreme court. and attack national sovereignty to the border and our oil industry and meat industry and tampon industry, every industry you could thing of, big this and big, that redistribution of wealth, the poor against the rich, they create endless programs for redistributing power to themselves. bureaucracy gets bigger and bigger, now the irs has doubled in size. 87 thousand more agents to add with 80 thousand, 170 agents aimed at taking your money, taking your property, scaring the living hell out of you. that is

driving a fire fire season. that is way worse than usual. thirties in central china are trying to ease power and water shortage is caused by record high temperatures and dr. bear 2 months of hot dry weather has disrupted cropped growth and threatening livestock. cha ching is one of the worst affected regions and neighboring c. one province. an air raid shelter has been converted to provide shade and ally residents to keep cool awesome attacks and explosions of hits 17 locations in southern thailand and what appears to be a series of coordinated assaults on shops and petrol stations. and the 7 people were injured in the attacks in 3 provinces, but no one's yet claimed responsibility. there have been though, decades of low level insurgency in areas near the border with malaysia groups are seeking independence for predominantly muslim areas. korean president vladimir soleski has shared footage of what he says is a russian strike on a dormitory. in the city of car cave video shows emergency services at a building on fire surrounded by debris. car gives governor earlier said russian shilling in a residential district,

mobilization now drives even pensioners, in kiselyov's programs for 2022, old fakes are presented for new ones. nationalists ukraine is divided into three parts western ukraine first sort kyiv and central second sort and here we are yellow third sort zhirynovsky's brid ideas for 2014 kiselovo voiced as the current invasion plans of the poles march 24 ex-deputy of the verkhovna rada ilya kiva published on his telegram channel a screenshot of the marshmallow map of the polish tv channel, on which the lviv ivano-frankivsk, balyn, rivne, and ternopil regions of ukraine were designated as part of poland, all except kiselyov's programs are bad the top of the kremlin and his inner circle, the propagandist is trying to instill in the population the idea that it is putin who is entrusted with a special mission to raise russia from its knees. to stalin, russia without putin is still not viable. kiselyov ridicules western values ​​in every minute of his program, instilling in russians the idea that they we live in the best country in the world, we are different, and in this sense we are for the west. we are foreigners, we are too normal for all these tricks, they want to ask us for you. and we ar