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under pressure state banks are more eager than ever to collect on belton road death. this a coon and reported from china for years and has closely watched the roll out of this huge silk road project. no one's for sri lanka to sign up to him. anything. but why? if the international monetary fund off his rights of between one and 3 percent, would you sign up to a lending rate of 3 to 6 percent? well, one of the great things about the belton road project for a lot of countries is the fact that these loans come with pretty much no strings attached at china doesn't do the same levels of due diligence that the i m f does. so for example, when the i m f lens money, you have to show that it sustainable that you will be able to pay back usually have to reform yourself as well. that's right. you have to do these sort of things. you have to be transparent and how you do the dealings. china doesn't really care about that. and that's why i mean, even in this particular deal that the i'm been told a porch is, is in roger boxer. they're in their hometown and shows that, you know, thi

you want to say something to your relatives car sharing again kills a series of deaths on the roads., the blow was of such force that the pedestrians were literally thrown to this bus stop by kurt's calculations cut right in the city. why did red predators cease to be afraid of people settled? he walks near cars, only we have the main story that happened nearby on sunday at exactly eight in the morning. oksana kubaeva was with you, all news is always available on media platform, we look in the application or on the site we look.ru see you soon.

protests against the military government are unlikely to stop, like this flash mob, opposing the death sentences. roads groups estimate more than 2000 people have been killed by the military since the qu. yet the protest has shown no sign of backing down. tony chang al jazeera ukraine says it's aiming to exports his 1st shipment of grain this week under a deal with russia. the agreement was early a fine into doubt just the day after it was signed when russia fired missiles at the post of odessa. as many as 20000000 tons of grain have been unable to leave ukraine's ports because russian naval forces control most of the black sea. as little trust between the 2 war nations. as john hender now explains from the reclining capital, keith the 1st shipments of grain to avert a looming global food crisis are expected to leave ukraine this week, despite the war raging around its ports. under united nations brokerage agreement with russia, a ukrainian minister says the shipments of wheat, corn, and sunflower oil will leave their black c ports through the newly negotiated safe channels. within days. more would the

under your wheels, you want to say something, and car sharing again kills a series of deaths on the roadsto blame , the blow was so strong that the pedestrians were literally thrown to this bus stop by a piglet. ginger fox cut kurt right in the city. why did red predators cease to be afraid of people settled? the cat is near the car, only we have the main stories, which happened nearby on sunday at exactly eight in the morning, another urgent message from vladimir putin relieved rogozin of the post of director general of roscosmos and appointed boris all the details in the next issue at 17:00. all the news is always available on the media platform, we look in the application or on the site look.ru by this time we will all see you. good afternoon. this is a program, who is against it on the russia 1 channel and in the dmitry ku studio.

forego medical care, which is leading to even worse medical conditions or potentially even death down the road failed public health policy that we can easily address, but we're refusing to do. geoff: i thank you both for your time and your insights on this important topic. ♪ last week, the monarch butterfly was officially designated as endaered by the international union for conservation of nature. my colleague ali rogin has more on the significance of the move and what's behind the decli. ali: the iconic monarch butterfly can be found across almost all of north america, but today it faces threats from habitat destruction to climate change. part of why these butterflies are vulnerable is they migrate thousands of miles annually to california and central mexico for the winter. when the weather warms up in the spring, they reproduce and make the journey north. along the way, they cluster in colonies to stay warm, and lay their eggs exclusively on milkweed plants. over the last several decades, scientists estimate that the population has dropped between 20% and 90%. for more owhat it means for ou

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roads. where pedestrian crossings have already been built. well, as a rule, these are ground pedestrian crossings. practically er, the problem is eliminated. this means deathsd transport infrastructure. we have a number of bridge structures or artificial structures, including overpasses. pedestrian crossings are very unevenly distributed across the country. there are regions where a large number of artificial structures. but that's the first thing. it is clear that the metropolitan regions of the million-plus cities, and there are regions where there are not enough bridges and practically use either temporary summer crossings or winter crossings. the so-called winter roads or this means that temporary pontoon bridges are being built, without creating a normal supporting network of bridges and roads , intensive development of the territory is impossible for everyone to understand, therefore all governors are very interested in the implementation of our bridges and overpasses project. and for this year we already have applications from these 84 regions. which are going to account, including the federal support for federal funding to begin full-scale work on t

roads. the governor expects the death toll rise into the double digits. >> dan: calledrecovery efforts s ct t fy in an executive made his first appearance in the hall of justice. the case has been tossed twice for insufficient evidence. new technology shows it has been linked. in 1992, a person was found strangled to death outside of their workplace. dan: the invite to people, rally the neighborhood to capture one of the suspects. that person returned to the scene yesterday. james is the executive director of the community center. he was attacked by two men with two by fours on july 15 after he asked them to leave. one suspect was arrested on the spot. the other return to the committee center yesterday. >> we have some tennis courts. he got there and the community got him. he was arrested. dan: the victim is still dealing with trauma and has vision loss in one of his eyes. ama: backlash from some users. an app has come under fire for becoming too much like tiktok. instagram is now saying that they show recommended content. instagram has been testing full-screen post similar to how they appe

roads. the governor expects the death toll rise into the double digits. >> dan: he has called on recovery effortsin as expected through friday evening. ama: an executive made his first appearance in the hall of justice. the case has been tossed twice for insufficient evidence. new technology shows it has been linked. in 1992, a person was found strangled to death outside of their workplace. dan: the invite to people, rally the neighborhood to capture one of the suspects. that person returned to the scene yesterday. james is the executive director of the community center. he was attacked by two men with two by fours on july 15 after he asked them to leave. one suspect was arrested on the spot. the other return to the committee center yesterday. >> we have some tennis courts. he got there and the community got him. he was arrested. dan: the victim is still dealing with trauma and has vision loss in one of his eyes. ama: backlash from some users. an app has come under fire for becoming too much like tiktok. instagram is now saying that they show recommended content. instagram has been testing full-s

transparency and public engagement specifically when it comes to traffic deaths , the city adopted vision zero back in 2014. it's a roadsafety plan that aims to eliminate all traffic deaths by the year 2024 already this year. 15 people have been killed by vehicles in the city. supervisor dean president says more needs to be done to increase communication with the public following a traffic fatality, and he proposes holding town hall meetings within two weeks after a traffic dev as part of the vision zero plan, preston says town halls will give the public in various city departments a chance to share information to hopefully prevent future fatalities. police in rio vista investigating a head on crash that left four people dead. the crash happened just after eight o'clock last night on how we 12 between somerset road in church road there in solano county officials say a honda accord went out of control and crashed head on with a suburban carrying a family on vacation from mexico . the 20 year old man driving the honda and the two women riding with him or killed a woman in her seventies, riding in that suburban also die.

deaths. number 3 is also long 80. that's through richmond, san pablo in pinole that stretch of road sot 18 deaths from 13 crashes comingat num er 8 was 2.80, through san jose between meridian and wilshire. this area had 12 fatalities in just the 4.3 miles that it encompasses. so what may have caused all these deadly crashes. the study also is saying that 27% of these accidents involved drunk driving and 28% involved speeding. still ahead, all have a little bit of. >> mega millions fever because there is a massive jackpot on the line. but with a big win comes, a big tax bills will go over some of the tax implications. if you win all that money. that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. >> in the south bay, a san jose nonprofit has bought the family home of civil rights icon cesar chavez. and they plan to renovate it into a space for education and community support. the amigos de guadalupe plans to turn the home into a museum of cesar chavez's life and work. th

deaths in this flooding. that's something that we rarely see. >> reporter: roads in many areas are impassible.irst responders were forced to brave swift moving waters to rescue people from their homes. >> we didn't have no time to get nothing out of our -- my little apartment in the basement. i lost everything. >> reporter: the same weather system caused deadly flooding in st. louis earlier this week. and tonight, with more rain in the forecast, residents are bracing for more devastation. >> and we worry about slips coming off the hill too from the dirt and the debris. >> mud slides. >> mud slides, yeah. >> reporter: 24,000 customers in kentucky are without power. cell service is spotty, and these residents can't get back in here until the water recedes. and then the remediation process gets under way. norah? >> all right, mike, thank you so much. for more on these powerful storms that have caused so much damage and where they're headed next, let's bring in the weather channel's mike bettes. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. the rain came fast and furious for kentucky. you take a loo

car sharing kills again roads a series of deaths. who is to blame for the two who died under your wheels, you want to say something to their relatives. where is your mom? your mother, where is the red piglet? in the city, red predators cut chickens and attack people, just so furious. i even got scared. why are cunning and tailed ones no longer afraid of anyone, but, apparently, we walk near cars, are not afraid to come close to us. well, sometimes an hour and a half the roads that are waiting for the largest construction sites in the moscow region when the end was already found out the driver at this crossing. konochka herself like omelet and the main ingredient is already added - it is either sausage, beef cheese. what russia tastes like a gastronomic journey until the end of which there are only a few hours left so that we need to visit us for sweets and from moscow to the volga, the main water route of the region is 85 years old, how everything works there, the water level is equal. and now we are already leaving the gateway into

in effect. >> let me say that unfortunately, i expect double digit deaths in this flooding, that is something that we rarely see. >> roads in many areas aren't passible. first responders were forced to brave swift moving waters to rescue people from their homes. >> we didn't have no time to get nothing out of my little apartment in the basement, i lost everything. >> the same weather system caused deadly flooding in st. louis earlier this week and tonight with more rain in the forecast, residents were bracing for more devastation. >> we worry about slips coming off the hill from the dirt and debris. >> mud slides, yeah. >> 24,000 customers in kentucky are without power. cell service is spotty and these residents can't get back in here until the water recedes and then the remediation process gets under way, norah. >> o'donnell: mike, thank you so much. for more on these powerful storms that have caused so much damage and where they're headed next, let's bring in the weather channel mike betis, good evening. >> good evening, the rain came fast and furious for kentucky, take a look at the radar recap. it shows storms were n

road to get there. now. i'm just sitting in my tent waiting for death to release me from my agony. yeah. but more women in labor are reaching the health facility too late, and that's caused by road blocks and the unavailability of transportation due to violent clashes or coding to a new report by the red cross. nearly 66 percent of humans. people currently slack access to basic healthcare that includes 6000000 women who desperately need medical assistance. nearly 5000000 are suffering from severe hunger with pregnant and breast feeding women among them. one mother and 6 new borns reportedly die on average every 2 hours in the crisis. racked country conflict has taken a devastating toll on civilians across the country with local residents suffering from constant shelling and air strikes. as a saudi led military coalition has been waging a relentless assault on hooting rebels in neighboring yemen. some human rights groups have drawn attention to the fact that the saudi lead forces haven't been using weapons and ammunition supplied by western countries, including the us and britain. one of t

road. in the morning, 4 deaths were reported. more than a 1000 people were missing. that's her services just in the meantime and scored the household hauled out house, susan, because one over there has really been in the way as it's a wonder were so last name. either 50 people were still stranded on their roof tops. after waiting the whole night for helicopters, that never came. but in the morning the police and the german military flu, constant rescue missions in dan out to become the ones that they came down in pairs and one's done and air lifted. the 4 of us up to the vineyard on 15 minute vine back. as with his knife, we just hung from the cable that dropped us off, picked up the next ones atwood sack. and i'm free. i was just carried over by helicopter. he has been so far north, i started running right away in my socks as a 1st to my husband. after i looked for him and ran to him calling, you're not, you know, better than i cried in his arms find in humbling rescue was searched for the survivors everywhere, often risking their own lives in the process. at the sa

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road east of capital expressway. police say a dark-colored minivan hit a person standing on the street and then took off. this was the 39th traffic death in the city this year. earlier that morning police were called to a homicide one mile away at story road and king. police say a fight started in a restaurant and spilled out into the street. >> it was a very chaotic scene from what we understand, there was an altercation in the restaurant that spilled out into the parking lot. that victim was chased through the parking lot over to story road where the beating continued. that's where we found him unconscious. >>> today san jose police announced the ar rust of saunray winchester wanted in connection with a who side last week. police say a woman was stabbed near the san jose institute of contemporary art. winchester has been booked into the legislasanta clara koun jai. >>> today would have been nelson mandela's birthday and the united nations celebrated with some star power. >> reporter: britain's prince harry and wife megan visited the united nations to honor the life and legacy of nelson mandela. >> mandela was not only a man of consci

death, how she died. >> gloria satterfield dialed in 2018 after falling down the steps at murdoch's home. smith was found dead on a roll roadigation by the state. meanwhile, following court today, murdoch wants to get returned to jail, where he is being held on 7 million dollar bond on charges of financial crimes, including insurance fraud. >> randi now joins us from charleston, south carolina. did the prosecution give any hints about possible motive? >> anderson, no clear motive was spelled out in court today. the prosecutor certainly hinted at one may be to come. they noted 81 allegations that he is facing for fraud, for, drugs for financial crimes, all things at the grand jury had to consider when deciding to indict him in this double murder case. so, prosecutors said today court, quote, a lot of that provides the background and motive for what happened on june 7th, 2021. that was the day of the double murder when alex murdoch's wife and son were both killed. so, certainly, he's trying to connect some of this mystery to a possible motive it seems. we'll see what the defense as a about that. >> thank you so. much next, co

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win if we leave here they win it is a matter of life and death and from israel, ulyana dryuchkova for the espresso tv channel , has restored road connections to more than samostasy liberated settlements of ukraine. this was reported by the deputy head of the office of the president, kyrylo tymoshenko, to almost 900 ukrainian cities and villages are provided with electricity and water and gas are supplied in six 150 settlements in kyiv region , restoration work has been completed on 92 objects, these are administrative buildings, kindergartens and schools, hospitals and residential buildings, meanwhile, in sumy region, due to constant shelling, the number of objects of damaged critical infrastructure and housing stock is increasing, he says tymoshenko, we are already talking about more than 223 objects , the priority in restoration is heating, electricity and water supply networks, primary efforts and financial resources are directed to the restoration of hospitals educational institutions, multi-apartment and private buildings are actively being restored, industrial enterprises of the region are continuing repair work on damage

roads. governor andy beshear says the death toll is going to go a lot higher, and hundreds of kentucky families are going to lose everything. this is sheriff joe engle in hard-hit perry county. >> the damage is just -- unlike anything i've ever seen. i think it's unlike anything that any of us has ever seen. these communities are nearly -- some of them's impossible to get to. the entire road system has been just washed away. the total infrastructure's been annihilated. i mean, we've lost electric. we've lost water. >> for more we're joined by michael mann the distinguished professor of atmospheric science at penn state university and author of "the new climate war." we were supposed to have someone on the ground reporting actually on this, and we're not able to get them out of there. look, michael, a week doesn't go by now when there isn't a devastating example of the deadly power of a changing climate. it goes beyond just in the last 24 hours, what we've seen in kentucky last night, the famed las vegas strip. it looked like a river. there was a rare thunderstorm that triggered flash flooding.

right in the face, killing of a beshireen ab akleh, this giant mural is right on the road that you take. for many the death of the palestinian american reporter shot dead while covering a military operation has been inadequate and indicative they believe of the u.s. unwillingness to force israel to get serious about peace and bringing an end to occupation. >> putting an end to this injustice, to this impune immunity is important to shed light on what we continue to endure.une immunity is important to shed light on what we continue to endure. thats t s today gold, cnn, bethlehem. >> and we're still waiting on that bilateral meeting and we'll of course bring that to you as soon as it happens. i'm becky anderson in jetta. in saudi arabia, the second leg of mr. biden's trip once he is done with jerusalem and the west bank, we are hearing more from us in the hours to come. for the time being let's throw it back to christina in london. >> thanks so much, becky. as the january 6 committee prepares for its next hearing, we have new information first on cnn about another potential instance of witness intimidation.

total devastation, a death toll expected to climb. >> we've got so much road damage, bridges are gone. the whole roadway is gone. >> reporter: the city of hazard, kentucky, devastated after torrential rain and sweeping flash floods and mudslides. >> everybody knows everybody. when it comes this fast nothing you can do. >> reporter: officials confirming dire numbers, at least eight people killed including an 81-year-old woman, the governor declaring a state of emergency. >> we probably have not seen the worst of it. sadly we believe we will lose kentuckians and a lot of kentuckians will probably lose most of what they had. >> reporter: recovery efforts complicated by the storm's strength. knocking out power to more than 25,000 people and wiping cell coverage throughout the region. in nearby towns, rescuers help a assisted living facility for the stranded. >> damage like this gives you an idea how strong and fast the floodwaters were moving. this is a roof ripped off and tossed on the side. a power poll over here snap inside half. look at all of this. this is just debris on the side of

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