the eac -- voters all played a role with support from congress. i will describe the threat of the election sabotage movement. lies about the 2020 election not only undermine for confidence but they lead to security risks nav election system. i will address how election infrastructure can be bolstered against the threat with financial resources and incentivizing two integrity measures. in 2016, 1 in five voters cast a vote using a voting system but in 2020, an estimated 96% did paper voting. -- to alter the outcome of the presidential election. in addition to this crucial move away from the system, -- share information and public information. in the fall of 2020, some florida voters received 30 emails -- threatening emails. they alerted election officials and held eight joint process to let the public know the truth. election officials adopted resiliency measures to ensure that voters could exercise their right even when there was sporadic polling places. these options allow voters to spread themselves out along different voting map --efforts. mone

--the eac. this will allow both agencies to complete their mission and creating clear lines of communications for election officials. this should include moving the federal testing program. sisa and others should establish these lines for election office. they should include multifactor identity -- intensification -- authentic vacation. proper -- away from state and local county networks. sisa shall leverage its support to election officers as well as additional steps election offices can take to secure and for structures. our elections are massive and underfunded but they are accurate and fair because of the work of election officials. the only response to the only -- ongoing threats is a sustained investment in those working hard to protect it. >> i think you and all of today's witnesses for your testimony -- thank you and all of today's witnesses for your testimony and we have each five minutes to question the panel and as i begin i now recognize myself for questions. as i said in my opening,

absolutely financial regulation in the world and, to begin with, within the framework of pairing the eache one belt one road initiative, using, among other things, the potential of the sco, which we have a memorandum of cooperation, to develop such a common model for the introduction of a new settlement world currency in digital format , which would be used exclusively in international relations. would be sustainable transparent and fair, protected from all sorts of sanctions, by the way, the leaders of the show put the economy at the forefront, but if the organization grows like that. is it possible that both the us and the eu are not doing anything about this? analysts say in the american media they walked around and did not say anything at all. and if they say, then this is how washington’s position was voiced in his article by thomas ambrosio, a university professor, northern income, a shanghai cooperation organization, seeks to undermine the process of democratization in central asia, the authoritarian government is increasingly carrying out policy aimed at maintaining its poly and

this is in rutherford where he has planted two vines along eac. each row. the cabernet are on te on the top that shade the kinds below so he gets two varieties, and they protect each other. for for the same amount of water and and labor as a single row of vines. pretty fascinating out t. out there. let's look at our forecast and with first alert chief meteorologist, paul heggen. we are down a bit but we are still hot. > >> temperatures aren't as insanely hot as what we saw labor day and yesterday, the heat had backed off today, because the heat dome temporarily weakened as this system is skirting by to the north. we will have to watch for some new fires to start there, unfortunately, in the heat dome will reassert itself as we head to the next 24 hours. tomorrow will be another exceptionally hot day. excessive heat warning continues through 8:00 p.m. around the bay and much of marin marin county, through 8:00 p.m. on thursday as well. even if you you have gotten through this heat wave to this point without ill effects, and you are otherwise a healthy person

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monetary and financial regulation in the world and, for starters, within the framework of pairing the eac the one belt one way, using, among other things, the potential of the sco, which we have in the memorandum of cooperation, to develop such a general model for the introduction of a new settlement world currency in digital format, which would be used exclusively in international relations. it would be stable, transparent and fair, protected from all sorts of sanctions, by the way, the leaders of the show will be at the forefront of the economy, but if the organization grows like that. is it possible that both the us and the eu are doing nothing about it? analysts say in the american media nothing happened at all they say. and if they do, then this is how washington's position was voiced in his article by a university professor, northern income, a shanghai-based collaborative organization. seeking to undermine the process of democratization in central asia, the authoritarian government is increasingly pursuing policies aimed at maintaining its political power, and the sco represents a c

he said he wanted eace but whole world. he said he wanted peace but a _ whole world.e wanted peace but a number— whole world. he said he wanted peace but a number of- peace but a number of conditions had to be fulfilled and now was not the right time to have negotiations because the russians were not serious. he was speaking after vladimir putin announced it would be mobilising more forces. many world leaders did call for talks to end the war. because they want the war to end but president biden said that any resolution would have to be a just one and now is the time to unite and stand against russian aggression. he also said that vladimir putin was threatening the institution of united nations itself because he had violated the un charter by invading a member state. this being used as an instrument of war. families are being torn apart. in ukraine, barbarous weapons are being used to killand maim. rape is being used as an instrument of war. families are being torn apart. this morning, we have seen putin trying to justify his catastrophic failures. he is doubling down

eac litter—pick we remove one to two big bags of rubbish, which is one or two big bags of waste thatese seals get entangled in. so we know by removing these items from the beach we are preventing harm. it feels really good helping animals. academically he does struggle, he has quite severe dyslexia, he has got learning difficulties, and i think this hasjust given him a real confidence—boost that he can achieve _ something, he can do something that nobody else is doing and i think definitely the back of the local community has really helped boost his confidence, given him a purpose. i i think a big part of what theo'sl doing is getting the message out there and to educate people to put i their rubbish in the bin and save. theo a job. when we first met theo he really inspired us to look very- carefully at what packaging we were going to be - using, whether that was _ biodegradeable or compostable. and i think a lesson there is that we can all do more. listen to your child as well, take their lead, we did with theo. this was very out of my comfort zone initially, but we know that what h

rest in eace. life, you will be sadly missed. rest in peace. thank you. let's take you back to the house of commons. 0ur chief correspondent nick eardley is there. police mike mps continuing to pay tribute to the queen and some moving tributes and reflecting on her humour, a lot of people talking about her humour, her cheeky sense of humour?— about her humour, her cheeky sense of humour? r ,,., , _, , of humour? absolutely. of course the normal cut and _ of humour? absolutely. of course the normal cut and thrust _ of humour? absolutely. of course the normal cut and thrust of _ of humour? absolutely. of course the normal cut and thrust of politics - normal cut and thrust of politics will be suspended for some time but the house of commons chamber is packed, it sat largely in silence to hear tributes to the queen but also there were moments of light smiles and laughter as politicians recalled their encounters with the monarch. i think it's a sign of the unique regard that the queen was held with here at westminster that there is such a long list

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. >> the stacked system doubles the amount of production on eace each acre producing two varieties ofbut the amount of water and labor is the the same as a single row of vines with climate change wreaking havoc on weather patterns and water supplies and they believe it is time that napa valley begins thinking outside the box. >> we have to say what can we do do to continue business is as f? as farmers? it will change the stocks and variety and trail systems, changing irrigation ma. irrigation management. what are the resources? >> changes hard to accept in the the valley but it is coming, it may already be here and they believe that it can no longer b. be ignored. >> we have to deal with it. there is evidence and science that we have to deal with it. if if i stand here today when it i5 is 115 i can say that it is com. is coming. >> from napa valley, kpix 5. >> >> a lot of people rethinking how we have been doing things because of these changes for the the climate. >> smart to see how someone is maximizing space and acreage for for the different grapes. >> there is proof it is working.

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in fact, our first his eac mid you spoke to the sheriff's department to find out why. >> prior to theutopsies at the alameda county coroner's bureau. >> and how many are pending right now? >> right now there are 31 pending autopsies and there are a 91 to seems a corner. currently waiting transport to the or service. that is a major challenge, says the spokesperson for the alameda county sheriff's coroner's bureau lieutenant ray kelly. he says at its peak, the pandemic added up to top sees to the bureau's regular caseload. >> which was in addition to the homicide rate, acted during the height of covid. and he says remains a factor today. this past week between oakland and or adjacent cities. there have been a number of homicides. some of those are complex investigations. we have to try to get those cases done as quick as we can. he says religious burial traditions are also considerations taken into account by the corridor. we have to balance these investigations with different cultural and religious believes of the victims and their families. however, the number one challenge facing th

so far, so eaceful. ~ ., peaceful. we heard there in the re ort peaceful. peaceful. we heard there in the report that the reasons behind l peaceful. we heard there in the - report that the reasons behind these protests and clashes are complicated. it does seem to be all very sudden to the outsider? i think it does. ithink— very sudden to the outsider? i think it does. i think for _ very sudden to the outsider? i think it does. i think for people who - very sudden to the outsider? i think it does. i think for people who live i it does. i think for people who live in leicester and have been citizens for quite some time, it's a worrying time for them. but they have expressed to me that there have been remnants of this which have been bubbling away on social media. people have talked about the 28th of august. there was an asian match between india and pakistan, and that was exploited for violence. on social media, the narratives have been seized upon then for a number of weeks. it's almost as if the cricket match was used to exacerbate the tensions that were gr

recently, the trade turnover between the eac countries that are not members of the sco has increasedty-first year. by 30%, and for the first half of the twenty-second year, another third of the amount. yes, that is, we are talking about the fact that in fact, in fact, this is an extremely promising organization. well , naturally for belarus, you also understand, there is another important mental aspect for which the west is still fighting today to ensure that there is a model that they have introduced into consciousness, including our dominance of western technologies western economics remained in our minds, in fact. this is no longer the case. and when the president today spoke about the chance to become a global organization, we really need to understand that the basis for this has already been created today, see the first and third economies in the world. from the point of view of consumer demand, china, india, the most important thing in the economy is to consume what 3.2 billion people produce. but there is another point we used to think, looking at the asia of southeast asia th

h, bless the queen, may she rest in eace. , ,, peace. god bless the king.british life, a person who, all the surveys say, appears most often in our dreams, so unvarying in her polestar radiance that we have perhaps been lulled into thinking that she might be eternal —— polestar. i think we are beginning to understand the true magnitude of what she did for us all. and think of what we asked that 25—year—old woman to do all those years ago. to be the person so globally trusted that her image should be on every unit of our currency, every postage stamp, the person in whose name orjustice is dispensed in this country. every law passed to every minister of the crown, they swear allegiance, and for whom every member of our armed services is pledged, if necessary, to lay down their lives. think what we asked of her in that moment. not just to be the living embodiment in her dna, of the history and continuity and unity of this country, but to be the figurehead of our entire system. the keystone in the vast arch of the british state. a role that only she could fulfi

hope you rest in eace. , , country and caring. hope you rest in eace., , country and caring.. in other news, after months of deadlock, ukraine's counter offensive against russia is gathering momentum with more territory we captured in the south and east of the country. ukrainian troops are now said to have entered a railway city that has acted as a key logistics centre for russian forces in the north—east since february. in some areas, the russian receipt has been a row. there are reports the russians have pulled out from around is ian. from central ukraine, all the reports. ukraine's rapi counter offensive is gaining ground. it strips taking some casualties but also territory on several fronts. catching russian forces of god, even surprising some ukrainians. this footage was filmed by ukrainian forces. we can't document the battles ourselves. for now, journalists have been banned from the front lines, key have determined to win the information war. —— kyiv. and images of victory from the eastern city of kupyiansk. in some areas, russia's front line has collapsed and liberati

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a separate and eac group in collaboration with research in the democratic republic of the congo will begin imminently. it is worth noting that the study was planned prior to the current global outbreak as part of our preparedness efforts to study high consequence pathogens in key international locations with -- lessons learned during the response to aids and covid-19, such as avoiding stigma and ensuring the medical countermeasures that get to where they are needed most. that they should help us in our efforts to respond to the ongoing monkeypox emergency. in addition, the u.s. response to monkeypox should internet help to inform our response to the inevitable next emergency for reemerging infectious diseases of pandemic potential. thank you for your potential, i would be happy to answer your questions following the presentation of my colleagues. >> thank you. doctor kayla? >> truman your mic. >> oh, there we go. ranking member burr, members of the committee, thanks for the opportunity to provide information on the fda's ongoing work related to the public health emergency. the fda ha

you talk about the eace passes by. -- coffin. you talk about the peace and _ passes by. -- coffin.ore remarkable, really. days all the more remarkable, reall . , ~ days all the more remarkable, reall . , ,, ., ., 11:11: really. yes, we think around 4000 --eole really. yes, we think around 4000 people made _ really. yes, we think around 4000 people made the _ really. yes, we think around 4000 people made the journey - really. yes, we think around 4000 people made the journey here - people made the journey here yesterday, and as you say, it is a remote part of the country and it is not even easy when you get here, it is quite a restricted entrance so the police have organised it so people have to drive to ballater, leave their cars there, get on a coach, come here, and then they are ushered through by the police. as you can see there nobody here behind me at the moment, because the decision has been made to keep public away until after the queen's often has left, and then they will continue to be allowed to come and leave those tributes. the people i have spoken to over the last few

peaceful. is my favourite flower, so elegant and peaceful-— is my favourite flower, so elegant and eaceful. one of the things that struck me was that whereas - and peaceful. one of the things that struck me was that whereas outside | struck me was that whereas outside the palace is to is quite hard to read them, they are so deep, when they are put here, laid out in this beautiful way, they are put here, laid out in this beautifulway, it they are put here, laid out in this beautiful way, it is easier to access and easier to see it all. it is, you can go round every one that is, you can go round every one that is laid out and read every card if you have time, because there are so many flowers here. aretha; you have time, because there are so many flowers here.— many flowers here. why is it important — many flowers here. why is it important to _ many flowers here. why is it important to see _ many flowers here. why is it important to see them - many flowers here. why is it important to see them up i many flowers here. why is it - important to see them up close? because you can actually go and

this was a monarch at eace kind. this was a monarch at peace and _ kind.she represented a changing kingdom to itself and to the world. above all, hers was a life guided by christian faith and driven by a profound sense of duty and by the pledge she made to the world on her 2ist she made to the world on her 21st birthday. t’d she made to the world on her 21st birthday.— 21st birthday. i'd declare before you _ 21st birthday. i'd declare before you all _ 21st birthday. i'd declare before you all that - 21st birthday. i'd declare before you all that my i 21st birthday. i'd declare - before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong. god help me to make good my vows and god bless all of you for your willing to share in it. god save the queen plays welcome to bbc news. i'm kasia madera. our top stories: prince william describes how difficult it was walking behind his grandmother's coffin as plans for the queen's state funeral are set out. thousan