and one of the types of aura is deja vu .hin the framework of the disease as a whole. if deja vu switches to be scared, there is no need for another feeling that a person can experience. this is the so-called gmavil, essentially. this is even the opposite state. well, that is, these are such unfamiliar ones. get to know each other, when a familiar object is perceived as unfamiliar. well , because of what i came across in some scientific sources. it's there. e can also occur within the aura, but even less frequently. that is, even if you have already calculated that it is somewhere on average twice a year in healthy people. maybe i can date a lot too much less often. so far, this state has been studied less than deja vu, so there is no reliable answer from scientists as to how and under what circumstances it occurs. scottish writer and poet robert stevenson said memories are magical clothes that do not wear out from use. here's how to preserve this wardrobe of colorful memorable clothes. i hope we told you in detail today and

well, for half a day, there was definitely such a definite deja vu that you were not ready for it .l your life change again. although you feel much better physically, i i mean, than in the 14th year it actually became probably such a decisive component . what do you feel good about, uh, well, with weapons there, more or less , i know you there yourself for 10 years. i thought so until the first arrival nearby and then you can't go to that store , someone there with closed eyes stuck a kalashnikov into a machine gun and when the first arrival is so nearby you realize that you can't get into the store and remember the words your friends with whom you have the honor to be friends with special operations forces fighters who say no expect that at a crucial moment you will rise to the level of your expectations you will fall to the level of your training training i was very touched when i hear your interview he says you are not a native speaker it's my mother's language. thank you, it's very sensitive. the fact is that in our language, in the language of the crimean tatars or karamla , i

strenuously denied calling them baseless and meritless but in the beginning there was a sense of deja vuations were made by us seller hindenburg who accused the group of market manipulation and accounting fraud that led to a market row with billions of dollars lost. fin fraud that led to a market row with billions of dollars lost.— billions of dollars lost. on the round billions of dollars lost. on the ground there, _ billions of dollars lost. on the ground there, what _ billions of dollars lost. on the ground there, what has - billions of dollars lost. on the ground there, what has been | billions of dollars lost. on the i ground there, what has been the reaction more broadly? the markets have been muted _ reaction more broadly? the markets have been muted and _ reaction more broadly? the markets have been muted and we _ reaction more broadly? the markets have been muted and we saw - reaction more broadly? the markets have been muted and we saw a - reaction more broadly? the markets have been muted and we saw a 396 l reaction more broadly? the markets l have been muted and we saw a 3% cu

but it would be giving them a sense of deja vu, arun, because similar allegations were made just a fewbased short seller hindenburg, which had also accused the adani group of brazen market manipulation and accounting fraud that led to a market rout of sorts with billions of dollars of its market capitalisation lost. and we've seen what's sort of going on in the markets, but, just on the ground there, what's been the reaction to all of this, more broadly? right. so, even in terms of the markets this time, the reaction has been decidedly muted. so we saw about a 3% cut on the adani enterprises share prices yesterday, but today, you know, they have bounced back a little bit. broadly speaking, though, the opposition seems to have picked up on this, particularly the opposition leader, rahul gandhi, who in fact held a press conference yesterday waving that the guardian newspaper, which had carried, of course, these allegations, he said this is exactly the kind of thing that actually really hurts india's global reputation. he's even asked prime minister modi for a parliamentary probe. and the

well please, today all my deja vu is coming true.lking along the corridor, but not from the psychiatric hospital, but your beloved colonel is behind you. come on, five four i can’t guess who it doesn’t happen to. i 'll arrange this for you, i'm just not making this up. just haven’t come up with it yet. listen, their intuition failed, it’s true, it’s coming. come on, come on, come on, get dressed quickly. well, are there any results? we are working on milovanova, the results are clear. no, i don't understand why. not the best day, you can stop talking. i see that the dog is not himself. so where is your second crazy guy? i’m here. sorry, i ’m normal, there didn’t seem to be a complaint. i think it's a dog. the madwoman needs to be put to sleep, i’ll go and write the documents. i am ready, if you order, i will do it myself. i didn’t like the old man right away, so as soon as he appears, we leave immediately without words. well, you’re worried, they won’t do anything to him. how many times have you tried? things didn't go further than t

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anatoly lazarev for more details. in yerevan, deja vu begins the same way every day, the protesters come the police detain them. the reason for the arrest is not always obvious to an outside observer. here the policeman pounces with backs on people calmly walking along the police boulevard. today we have already detained more than one and a half hundred people. and this despite the fact that the formal rally plans to begin in the evening on central square. the protests began almost a week ago and since then they have been following the same scenario: protesters chanting buttsah, as nagornorah is called in armenia , demanding the resignation of prime minister pashinyan, who recognized karabakh as azerbaijani, then clashes with the police and arrests. and this is the city of goris in armenia , 100 km from the capital of nagorno-karabakh, this is where they arrive refugees, the armenian government reported that it had already accepted almost 5,000 people who had to evacuate barely, alive, asales. yes, i made these, damn it’s terrible to get sick. there were bombings and russian peacekeepers

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policies of the countries of the so-called collective west make the whole world feel the effect of déjà vuenaissance of former colonial approaches based on the division of humanity into two unequal parts is acutely felt in many areas of international relations, not excluding educational cooperation. for example, it is no secret that the western approach to the export of education comes down to importing the smartest and most talented young people into western states from non-western states; they are taken away by their personal prospects. and what the donor gets as a result of the state is simply nothing. while the russian approach is exactly the opposite , we rely on training capable foreigners. we then gave them the opportunity to return to their homeland and realize themselves there. thus, russia helps its international partners and gets reliable friends who can no longer be deceived by all sorts of fakes about our country, you know, they saw it with their own eyes and lived here the most interesting years of their lives. guided by the instructions of the president of the russian federa

it may feel like debt ceiling deja vu. mccarthy's team says he's been counted out before, but is this fight really the same? or will hundreds of thousands of government employees find themselves without a paycheck next month? let's go to our much more plugged in reporters. joining us msnbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake and white house correspondent monica alba. garrett, are these two things linked, the impeachment into quiry and the government shutdown? >> reporter: they are in the minds of some house republicans. the challenge for kevin mccarthy is it may not be possible to go far enough to apiece those members on either of these questions. a lot of folks who want to see impeachment want the whole enchilada. they want to see judiciary committee hearings and votes on articles they've already drawn. an impeachment inquiry really isn't a thing of any substance on its own. likewise, on spending, what the house freedom caucus and allied members want is a bridge too far, even separate from the impeachment

allow me a short preface, because now we have an interesting situation, to some extent, deja vu.ine the beginning of the twentieth year, some kind of coronavirus, where you are, either it will flare up, or it won’t flare up, but, in principle, viruses that want a common cold, and then it all went on and on, then there were no developed antiviruses. there were no medicines. there was no need to get over everything and then, thank god , just sneezing arose in india and all these new variants of microns come there, as expected, every two months. the b2 86 virus appeared. and what did they catch on, and the problem is that it has 35 mutations, not there, 2-3 from each other, and it differs from amicron in the same way as amicron differed from delta, but it was different, it came and micron consider the coronavirus over. yes, and now we are all speculating. we don’t know how vaccines will behave against him without drugs. no, what will happen? will sound. well, of course, the point is that you are telling, well, viruses must always live. yes, another thing is that the body is ready fo

there was already a period of deja vu in the summer when the foxes were literally strewn with boletusut few people expected a repetition, but it happened that the inhabitants of karelia near moscow , kaluga tverskaya, tula region , posts photos of mushroom abundance in baskets in social networks in the leningrad region , takes them out of the forests. white mushrooms. one of the inhabitants of the region has accumulated seven baskets. borovikov others also set personal records. total 1 2 3 4 5 although autumn is already in the yard in european russia, petersburg, the absence of clouds allowed local astronomy enthusiasts to capture the moonrise afterwards and the footage made a spectacular video. but in moscow, too , i didn’t believe it yet, the september coolness today, like on monday , the capital’s thermometers have overcome the mark of + 20 °. but the signs of an impending deterioration in the weather are already visible these shots from scandinavia there, now they are eliminating the consequences of the flood central sweden due to heavy rains blocked roads and stopped traffic spee

. >>> talk about deja vu, remember all this, closed parks and tourist attractions? well, that could happen if the government shuts down, the services and programs that could be impacted, even potentially fleet week. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> teenagers are being sent out into the dark with an important mission, saving lives. we're talking about search and rescue missions. they are involved in dozens of them throughout the year. in fact, they have just been called out to help find a hunter who has been missing in tulare county since sunday. tonight we take you inside a unique volunteer rescue team. it's based in our own backyard in marin county. kenny choi got an inside look at the rigorous training that these kids, students who have schoolwork, are going through this when they aren't in school to help save lives. >> reporter: most operations don't involve a chopper, but they do require lots of human power and the dedication of volunteers. jack sandrich from the marin county sheriff's search and rescue unit is training for missions that

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emergency landing , what one of the passengers recorded on her phone about it darima salova aviation deja vuever, sown not with corn, but with wheat, the first thing that catches the eye of the average person is a plane that made an emergency landing. outside the airport, four emergency exits have been opened and inflatable slides have been released. they said that it was not flight weather that was being redirected siberia then explained to us how to behave in all situations and put us on the spot. everyone ran. away from the plane, judging by the reaction , passengers do not fully understand that a real miracle happened, but the emergency services personnel who promptly arrived at the scene of the emergency

weather, or after all, he has meteorological restrictions, so to speak, well, we all live in a certain deja vuyou remember last year , oleksiy, they expected kherson oblast, it happened unexpectedly, and it is very good kharkiv the operation was followed by kherson, and kherson was released, if i don't remember, i'm not mistaken , in november, in my opinion, in my opinion , if for the summer-autumn company, although the railway of the main melitopol will be taken under fire control at any in what area can this be considered a certain success of the defense forces of ukraine , i explain why because, for example, why it is not necessary to give the enemy respite, now there is a lot of talk about the autumn, eventually, an official full-scale announcement about the mobilization of the full headquarters in the russian federation i want to note that these are not completely relevant estimates and forecasts because it has been going on for more than 1.5 years, well, uninterrupted. let's say that it did not end in the format, and with regard to the prize-winning personnel, there was no and for quite

i now have déjà vu with last year when we were released by ours.e way, the anniversary of the release will soon be with us then. we were preparing. we sat without water for a month . we sat without light for a month, but here we are. we were preparing for liberation. i think we will have such a situation, god forbid. month but the situation when we will be bisitla without water and without inflammation it will be and this challenge will be serious because the majority of elderly people with disabilities with children remain in the city, the truth is that there are also children with children, i would still , i still say leave but people are leaving again, they left for koblevo, they took the villages from the suburbs under shelling and that's all , and they were thrown there by people without jobs, people in some pansy there, on monday we will bring food there all the way from kherson well, because no one has responded closer yet, and here they are such challenges they will be the further they go, the more they will be, well, that's not the case ye

from europe it's preparing for today's meeting there, looking at some material, er, some kind of déjà vuhat's all we 've already gone through. yes, it was all there, but it was n't then, not in the thirties. and it was. there it was, a year or two, five or ten years ago. and when we speaking for russia, it is possible to say that the events of 1990 and 1991 became for russia what the end of the first world war became for germany we united, we lost pieces of our state, yes, let's rewind a little bit back to the 39th year of the molotov-ribbentrop pact, yes, and when we signed it there, what is it returning to him western ukraine , western belarus, returning the baltics , returning it to finland, when we look at the map of the russian empire, it actually is it fits so beautifully, but now it’s 90-91 years that once again the former russian empire , which was even bigger, was cut and even more was taken away from it, everything is possible, and as alexander says, the 900s were there there were some movements, yes, there was a conflict in moldova, a conflict in central asia, nagorno -karabak

fellow traveler, in my opinion, it will be cool on the thirtieth of september at 13:10 on ntv at deja vutime the owl agreed to wait until the treasures in the cache were collected to the maximum. well, then it comes out to divide. he knew, and then when he realized that we had found him. he decided to get ahead of everyone and ran away, basically. by the way, the operation was in jeopardy of failure, and all because of your initiative titov, i already have a report from komarov against you. what the criminal was caught for was the jewelry. here they are, there are no victims. but this is not the fact that mosquitoes in the hospital are in serious condition and seriously poisoned. no, he somehow managed to stay in the basement of the night let the club out of the window and now hospitals with injuries through the broken can’t speak, but we need to somehow find out more details okay? we’ll visit with the interns, find out and support. this is the right thing to do, they should do it for each other. stand like a mountain. i would like to clarify. i fell out of the basement and also got fros

well, when the millets of the house were shown , but somehow i had such a light deja vu.s the trapezoidal sauna and all these things in the residence, high-rise residences, onufria in the kiev-pechersk lavra, where there used to be a picture that there was a synod going on there or something else and here suddenly well, i just lacked something like that, or some normal swimming pool and a denks club, and it would have already been completed er, everything will be fine with the sixth now and how will everything be er in- i mean, first of all, onufry and his russian orthodox church in ukraine . look, you are asking er, currently, er, different er questions it's true. every person has opportunities and a need to fulfill their own it is absolutely not subject to physiological needs. we can't talk about something like what we're looking at now is normal, but we must talk about what our future life will be. in our orthodox church of ukraine, each one of us lives our own life. we must clearly realize that we are our citizens of our state, our ukraine, and accordingly, the main q

dad says when juliet arrived, everyone was shocked and it was like deja vu all over again. >> and theading around the hospital and all the nurses already knew about it. and even the security downstairs. when i used to go out down there, i heard them talking about us. >> oh, look at the sweet little babies. >> as despite having the same birthdays, each girl has her own birthdays, each girl has her own personal detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. if you have a rash or allergic reaction symptoms, stop dovato and get medical help right away. serious or life-threatenin

the secrets of such phenomena as déjà vu and lived attempts to understand what memory is were made even, for example, believed that it was the mixture of light and darkness that diogenes defined memory as a process of uniform distribution of air in the human body. now these theories seem to us, to put it mildly , naive and, of course, not scientific. but how about this issue towards science. in the end, i came and i’ll tell you right now. internet sources call the first experimenter in the field of studying memory the german psychologist hermann ebenhaus, who worked in the 19th century using the main method. he had a meaningless memorization of syllables and words experiment. he focused mainly on himself and eventually wrote a monograph, which was called about memory, but the first in the study of higher forms of memory in children was our countryman soviet

. >>> talk about deja vu, remember all this, closed parks and tourist attractions?at could be impacted, even potentially fleet week. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> teenagers are being sent out into the dark with an important mission, saving lives. we're talking about search and rescue missions. they are involved in dozens of them throughout the year. in fact, they have just been called out to help find a hunter who has been missing in tulare county since sunday. tonight we take you inside a unique volunteer rescue team. it's based in our own backyard in marin county. kenny choi got an inside look t

of the early iraqi conflict in the 80s , which china then declared well, simply now i will have a deja vuoes not intervene in this military conflict, it is a diplomatic solution , it is in there and peace negotiations are everything and everything else. will start using the dprk as such a hub, then it is significantly more threatening than just the kender itself . thank you, thank you. oleg katkov, the editor-in-chief of defenses-express was working now on our live broadcast. well, what an extremely interesting piece of information , roman kostenko spoke up here, and here is the secretary of the parliamentary committee on issues of national security, defense and intelligence yes , i know that you had this information well, but a draft law is being prepared in order to simplify the life of commanders, in particular, it is about deregistration of military property, i.e. we understand that very often, unfortunately, commanders are careful to accept help, because it is necessary to report so much that sometimes there is simply a lack of paper for this, i think that this will make life easier

. >> it looks like deja vu all over again. another day of poor air quality. get through at least one more day before it gets noticeably better. good evening. i'm ahmad daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us today. there's a spare the air alert just like yesterday. and there will be another one tomorrow. >> yeah, air quality might look a little bit better, but it still has the potential to be hazardous to our health. yeah. >> abc seven news meteorologist sanjay patel is tracking it all for sandy. when will air quality actually improve? dan >> this weekend. we're going to notice that improvement. and alma, let's take a look at live pictures from our tower cameras that heavy smoke is still visible from vollmer peak. and you will notice from mount tam, san jose's a bit hazy, but exploratorium cameras showing you that sea breeze is bringing in some blue sky, fresher air from mount tam. you can certainly see the combination of the smoke and the low clouds. so we do have that spare the air alert extended through tomorrow as unhealthy air quality is stil

emergency landing, which one of the passengers recorded on her phone about it darima salova aviation deja vu the airbus a320 of ural airlines is back in the field, however, sown not with corn, but with wheat, the first thing that catches the eye of the average person about the plane that made an emergency landing. outside the airport , four emergency exits have been opened and inflatable slides have been released. they said that the non-flying weather was being redirected to themselves, then they explained how to behave in situations, they were put on bullets , everyone ran away from the plane, judging by reactions passengers do not fully understand that a real miracle happened, but the emergency services employees who promptly arrived at the scene of the emergency during inspection pay attention to the wings and landing gear. it turned out that during the flight the so-called hydraulic fluid leaked from the plane, it is necessary for the operation of the mechanization systems vessel. these are literally all the vital systems of the airliner from the flaps and landing gear to the 716 braking

nearly a year on, they can be forgiven for feeling a sense of deja vu.rike was forced off. 0ne the resume strike was forced off. one of two teams of other winning of the season and provided little in the season and provided little in the way of threat. in taking here brought them to pulls up only for off site and the build—up to deny him. but the away site at constant pressure that brought them another chance and composed finish silk the result of the 12 minutes to go. a welcome sight for those in the stands and relief for the man on the touchline. confirmation of the results. hearts beat aberdeen 2—0, kilmarnock drew 2—2 with hibs. st mirren won at motherwell. and ross county and livingston drew i—i. still to come tonight on sportsday. the finale of cricket's one—day cup. and it goes to the wire between leicestershire and hampshire. and a final classic for frankie dettori but could he get another winner and beat the king's horse? max verstappen and red bull have dominated this formula one season. the team has won every race, and verstappen the last ten.

as in childhood, i even covered deja vu, but i didn’t want strong ones, and while the children are restings are also resting. well, as they rest , they go to the market, and i'll go and rest. open a green market. i don't know an elephant, maybe you can't buy it. and so, it seems to me, you can buy everything and nuts and halva and dairy and meat food vegetables fruits, you keep moving out and people in a generation don't come here. i open my generation to going to the green market, and beauty. so this is a halva green market. it's just a name. and here is what exactly it is connected with the green color. i never found out, but i learned a lot of other interesting things here for 85 years my grandmother was still standing, and the place was inherited by me. yes, well, in general, this is very correct, because all people come and know where to find you for generations, of course, i also stood here and look at the color. still the same as 20 years back, what today so we take or just look, keep sour cream, and then i tell him to health. well, where do you get your dairy products? every day, o

but really i think this is almost deja vu.a steel and this site. and now even though this investment, this announcement has guaranteed the future of this particular plant, there are still concerns in the background. studio: tomos morgan, thank you. train drivers have announced two more strike dates as part of a long—running dispute with rail companies about pay. the aslef union said its members will walk out on the 30th september and lith october. it also added an overtime ban for drivers on three separate dates, which is expected to lead to further cancellations and delays. it's been revealed that 80 prison officers hadn't turned up for work at wandsworth prison in london on the day the terrorism suspect daniel khalife escaped. the prisons minister has said nearly 40% of the staff due on shift that day were absent. our political correspondent peter saull is at westminster. that is a staggering figure, 40%? yes, and this has come about following a written question tabled in the house of commons by the labour and he rosena alli

. >> i'm having deja vu right now. >> absolutely.is map, only one congressional district the report on a five to four vote said no, you have to go back and draw another map with another black majority district or something like it. alabama goes back to the drawing board any comes up in july with one district and the lower court was furious here. and said, look, you're in defiance of the supreme court. alabama said i don't care we'll go to the supreme court anyway, just ask and we'll say that that we can distinguish the maps this time around and the supreme court said no dice today in an order with no dissent. here's the important takeaway. this is a big, important case because it will likely give -- to other states involved in similar disputes. the supreme court was really definitive today. nobody noted any dissent on this order. >> maybe the supreme court didn't really mean it, guys? i don't know. >> it was odd. >> thank you very much for that. boris? >> now to a glimmer of hope for easing the migrant surge at the southern border. a

i pointed this out earlier and i will say it again, this is deja vu to 2020 all over again.much can change between now and election day. >> absolutely, it is the undecided people need to focus on now. when they look at the poll and the republicans, over 60% thought the charges brought were politically motivated. what it will come down to is kitchen table issues, economics, mortgage rates, rising rent and what people are seeing everyday. >> griff: we talk about you don't know what is going to happen and we've never had democrats are looking at this neck to neck now. they hope many of them, that if there is movement in any of the four indictments, they go forth and there is conviction, that will hurt trump. what we've seen is numbers continue to rise. meanwhile, you have reality of what americans care about, that is their lives and pocket books. if you grab them by their pocket books, their hearts and minds will follow. that is why economic issues are top of the day. you have white house now jared bernstein selling bidenomics like it is the best thing since sliced bread. watch

. >> ainsley: deja vu, hillary clinton warning putin will interfere in u.s.. >> i don't think despite all of the deniers, there is any doubt he interfered in our election. russia ans have proven themselves to be adept at interference. >> brian: on fox nation, piers morgan. >> ainsley: sound familiar? >> brian: that hurts. look out for vladamir putin. >> piers: can i just thank ainsley, it used to be brian kilmeade and friends and now it is just brian kilmeade show. >> piers: welcome to, lawrence, i've not been on this show with lawrence, you are a great addition, very sharp. >> steve: indeed. >> piers: john fetterman could take a lot of lessons from you. nearly eight years, hillary clinton has been trying to persuade the world only reason she lost the 2016 election was because of vladamir putin. hillary clinton proved to be an unpopular candidate. here she is talking to jen psaki, they have been very angry about donald trump and his election denying, both of them on the record many times saying this is terrible for democracy. the enemy of democracy, how dare

euros military coups in central africa, the trend of the season , elections in gabon have become deja vurs of events in niger, something ubonga, which for half a century was in power ousted a group of military results of the political race abolished the elected president. they put both ex-french colonies under house arrest on the territory of both military bases. the fifth republic is below the poverty line in gabon 40% of the population, however, the country is a member of the guardianship of a serious part-time oil producer, plus a supplier of manganese, it is actively involved in the ferrous metallurgy. will gabon be able to significantly affect the wallet of the world economy? the question seems to be that africa is serious about freeing itself from neo-klanialism, who is the next cameroon and the pitfalls of true independence tatyana volkova the change of power in gaboon has already become the eighth coup d'état in west and central africa since 2020 after chad guinea sudan and niger in malia burkina faso, the seizure of power took place twice in gabon, the trigger for the coup was t

well, in this sense, there was some deja vu because , uh, when we talk about the autumn of 2020, of courseey also immediately announced. e about his support and so on and so forth, which is naturally not surprising, and then came the reaction of the ministry of defense of the republic of armenia, which said that the most important message was that on the territory of nagorno-karabakh there are no units of the armed forces of the republic of armenia and, uh, it was confirmed once again. uh, he confirmed that there are no armed forces there, that is, it was emphasized that the military actions that are taking place, no matter how you call them , are not between the armed forces of the republic of armenia and the republic of azerbaijan, and moreover, then, uh, nikol pashinyan stated this again stressed that armenia does not intend to start hostilities with azerbaijan because of the situation in nagorno-karabakh, but at the same time he called the ground operation of the ethnic armenians of nagorno-karabakh and, uh, stated that he did not give anyone a mandate for ethnic cleansing in nagorno-k

. >> covid vaccine deja vu people from all across the bay area are struggling to get the new booster. >> criminalizing drug sales in san francisco. that is how we got to this point. one-on-one with san francisco's da brooke jenkins. the challenges she says she's facing. well, trying to tackle the growing fentanyl crisis. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> thanks for joining us, everybody on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm vicki liviakis said i'm grant lotus tonight. some boards are starting to take action after these public meetings across the bay area have been getting bombarded, some of them with hateful messages. a lot of them coming. virtually santa rosa city schools. they hosted their first meeting without any online comments tonight. but for some and a harry was there, she has reaction to the change. >> racist, anti-semitic and homophobic comments took over the santa rosa city schools, district meeting just 2 weeks ago. all over zoom. the board members cited take swift action, eliminating virtual comments. i was i was hurt. >> i tak

it's why everybody feels a bit of deja vu it was just a few months ago we were having countdowns to whethere were going to default or not which was a worse situation than this would have been both of them clearly bad and demonstrate a failure to governor not only to our citizens but around the world. i think the real problem starts with the fact that we no longer budget in this country. >> the house and the senate put out their budgets and work to reconcile those. the house budget committee did put out a house budget but a senate budget committee never even bothered to do that. there hasn't been widespread buy in to the funding levels as a result we have senate bills that are above what were agreed to and contingency in the house that wants to fund below what was agreed to. so the old thought of a deal is a deal isn't really applying here. frankly, we have to overhaul the way we budget to fix it and we have to get at the big underlying issue what are we going to do about our national debt. it is a huge and growing problem. and none of these funding bills are aggressing it. >> is it overhaul

are we in a 2005, 2006 deja vu moment? and where does the fed stand on that? valerie: it doesn't help we had hawkish fed speak on friday, susan collins calling for further tightening. we also heard from governor michelle bowman signaling not one but two more hikes might be on the table. she used the word plural to describe hikes, saying i expect to further rate hikes will be needed to return inflation to 2% in a timely way. most of banks across the street think the fed is done. morgan stanley still predict the fomc will stay on hold and that chimes with most of the banks across the street, not necessarily agreeing with the hawkish speak but it is notable that they are chiming much with what powell told us even ahead of the risks on the table, one of which being the government shutdown that could possibly go through by the end of this week. kriti: the immediate impact we will see in the treasury market but also the s&p 500. i think there was a chart over the weekend basically saying if you look at the one year chart of the s&p 493, essentially taking out the bi

it's republican shutdown deja vu, extreme maga republicans are once again holding the american people hostage in exchange for dangerous policies and a politically motivated impeachment. you don't have to take my word for it, just listen to the demands from our colleagues across the aisle. one of our colleaguings, a congresswoman from georgia tweeted she would not vote to fund the government if congress doesn't pursue a impeachment inquiry against president biden. others are trying to roll back abortion services for women in our military regardless where stationed. and speaker mccarthy has folded like a cheap suit on every single one of their demands. but that still hasn't been that still hasn't been enough. a breakthrough that would slash funding for the home eating assistance that thousands of families in my home state of massachusetts depend on each winter. eliminate access to head start and childcare programs for nearly 200,000 children nationwide. and cut off accession to housing vouchers for 20,000 veterans and 90,000 seniors, pushing them closer to homelessness. this deal hashed

nearly a year on, those fans can be forgiven for feeling a sense of deja vu with michael.six on the on the breakthrough, the goal proved to be his last act in this clash of heads forcing the brazilian striker off after 16 minutes. saintjohnson with the premiership provided little by the way of threat. and he thought he had put ranges to goals up on the for our side and the build—up to deny him. but the away side constant pressure eventually brought them another chance and the components finish brought in and a welcome sight for those in the sands makes stands in relief for others. —— for those in the stands. 0ne stands in relief for others. —— for those in the stands. one at mother and livingston true 1— all. still to come on the sports day, the finale of the one—day company goes to the wire between leicester sure. and a final classic but could he get another winner and beat picking source. now, to the rugby world cup and wales have been in portugal at 28 points to aid in the game and scoring well and running will of the defence and celebrating with a little march to crist

. >> harris: are we looking at mask madness deja vu?g congress and the american people are watching it play out. j.d. vance took a bill to the senate floor that would ban government mask mandates. a democrat stopped that bill in its tracks. >> all of us lived through the experiment of masking. i don't want to subject people for the sake of nothing. let's learn from the mistakes we made instead of just doubling down on them. i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s2738. the freedom to breathe act. >> reserving the right to object. >> harris: with that he sank it. some on the local level taking matters into their own hands. the city of huntington beach, california banned mask and vaccine mandates. >> it is important for our city to make a statement that says what happened in the past is not going to happen in the future. we will fight hard to make sure individual freedoms are respected. >> harris: that's important because otherwise they are left to their own devices and we've seen what they will do. m

well, this is deja vu.ended recently, however, these are the events that the whole country probably followed, because, firstly, the first one was interesting, and you met with that zil and nazarbayeva, so that’s what we agreed on, natalya kochanova, and she took it normally. you know, but first of all, we agreed that this is generally the first time in our joint projects. well, i mean between our chambers and the upper chambers, because, well , we really haven’t held such an event at this level, but we saw that today this is, perhaps, not only women’s business. forum it can be mero. those related to the humanitarian sphere in terms of culture, education, sports tourism, what is important, of course, is the economic aspects, this cooperation in light industry, which, by the way , is interesting to women, it’s always some kind of new models there. eh, exchange of opinions , which is important, we came to the conclusion that the economic component of the form, of course, is very important, but 90 to 100 millio

and this morning, a deja vu, because office of management and budget is going to prepare for a potential we have seen so many times before. and this is all about house republicans, hard right republicans who delivered house leader kevin mccarthy another blow to block a motion forward on a related bill, and so mccarthy burned again sent the members home for the weekend, and some republicans are willing to work it out and working with the democrats to avoid a shutdown and here is one of the republicans speaking to us this hour. >> you will work with democrats to get something on the floor to avoid a government shutdown? i have said it consistently. i was not sent here to shut it down, but i was sent here to work things out, and i will with anybody from any part of the country who is earnest and honest about meeting the needs. >> lauren fox is following all of this from the him. what now? >> yeah, i mean, this is a huge question right now, kate. we are eight days away from the government shutdown, and the republicans' last ditch plan is to pass 11 individual spending bills on the floor of t

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>> it looks like deja vu all over again. another day of poor air quality. and we're going to have to get through at least one more day before it gets noticeably better. good evening. i'm ahmad daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us today. there's a spare the air alert just like yesterday. and there will be another one tomorrow. >> yeah, air quality might look a little bit better, but it still has the potential to be hazardous to our health. yeah. >> abc seven news meteorologist sanjay patel is tracking it all for sandy. when will air quality actually improve? dan >> this weekend. we're going to notice that improvement. and alma, let's take a look at live pictures from our tower cameras that heavy smoke is still visible from vollmer peak. and you will notice from mount tam, san jose's a bit hazy, but exploratorium cameras showing you that sea breeze is bringing in some blue sky, fresher air from mount tam. you can certainly see the combination of the smoke and the low clouds. so we do have that spare the air alert extended through tomorrow as un

it's deja vu all over again for new jersey democratic senator bob menendez.orcefully pushing back today against a federal indictment for the second time in a decade. this time over he and his wife's alleged acceptance of hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes, a mercedes and help with their mortgage. the senator and his co-defendants including his wife are schedule today appear in a manhattan courtroom wednesday morning for their arraignments. menendez speaking moments ago in union city, new jersey, proclaiming his innocence and condemning attacks from his fellow democratic lawmakers. >> remember, prosecutors get it wrong sometimes. sadly i know that. instead of waiting for all the facts to be presented, others have rushed to judgment because they see a political opportunity for themselves or those around them. all i ask for in this moment, in my colleagues in congress, the elected leaders and the advocates of new jersey that i have worked with for years, as well as each person who calls new jersey home is to pause and allow for all the facts to be presen

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