effect eis.mentioned in the presentation, it is not disciplinary, officers really don't like being alerted and on eis so when that number went up that has effect on the entire system. >> seems like a very effective in what we are doing here. >> commissioner byrne. >> thank you president elias. it was the same question commissioner walker-what lead to the 472 percent increase and you are saying that there was a lower threshold to report things. saying nothing significant about that 472 increase, if i hear this correctly? >> the threshold for reportable use of force significantly changed with the old-well, without-the revised. now it has gone through another revision. the version that was in effect in 2-2-2022- >> you say this is a outlier? >> well it was a result of the new definitions and the new thresholds that were put out in 5.01, yes. >> so you expect to see drastic decline for quarter 3, 2022? >> i believe this commission just approved the newest version of 5.01 and that would effect quarter

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just wanted to check that you can hear me, in terms -- ei: yes, yes, sorry.ties. number one, you would have indeed the p.m. coalition coming together. and it would be very similar to the previous coalition. on the other hand, i think all eyes are on the president of the party, which leads the coalition. if he were to lead his party in forming a coalition with them, then indeed, they could form a new government. i think a lot of reformist malaysians are looking forward to that. while some malaysians are looking forward to more of the same. the coalitions are coming together once again. haidi: wood one result over the other deliver more economic stability and positivity? ei: well, i think the worldwide investors are looking forward to perhaps more economic policies from malaysia. but malaysia has been sliding and its economic growth is also taking a backseat to political struggles. so i think a person such as abraham would bring confidence to the investment community, while, for example, and islamist led government by pn and bn would really have to lay out what

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just to talk you through what the eis is now planning forjanuary.ample, on the first day of the rolling action, which will be 16january, every eis member in glasgow and east lothian will go on strike. now we don�*t know what the precise impact on schools this action will be yet, but as the eis represents eight out of ten teachers in scotland, it is reasonable to suppose that it�*s likely we will see widespread school closures in each council area on the day of the action in each area. now you�*ll remember that yesterday was the first national school strike in scotland since the bitter teachers strike back in the 1980s, a dispute which lasted nearly two years. now yesterday, the impact was probably unprecedented with virtually every state school in scotland closed — only a tiny number of primary schools in 0rkney and shetland open. but i think you can read into the fact that the eis is giving so much warning here — the fact that they�*re planning for the worse but hoping for the best. they realised that the threat of a teachers strike like this is so

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she eyed minority has our community, which is frequently targeted in beds, attacks by the islamic slate girl. despite her physical pain and losing her friends, amyris gord, 313, out of a possible 360 on the cancun. could achieve meant was all the more remarkable because the taliban have bad goals from attending secondary school in most of afghanistan. a meaty wants to study computer science and would like to go to university abroad in the as governing body for cricket. recently announced a parity between men and women. players of the national teams, a landmark step in a country where mil cricketers are idolized as gods and women have to struggle for support. but could this latest move change? things did have a corresponded many rock strawberry investigates village in national obsession and a uniting force. that's how this board of cricket is often described in india. every lane in the country is said to have cricketing talent, but it is still mostly boys, inter intricate academies, every year with the dream of joining the national team. these girls, ohio with the same dream fashion i wo

and that those groups could post security threats to the one eyed international community. there is unfortunately, no unity different countries have their approach. i think the west is used losing its limit over the region over afghanistan before because you can use that the leverage. i think the need to really work the united nations, everybody with political community as of a society of our nasa, women, lead organizations and women lead a movement for a political process which is genuine. and as i said before, including color on, i'm not in favor of exclusion of anybody. i think this is not going to again bring sustainability. let's not look at all the balaban are doing the thought of on supreme leader of this month. instructed judges to follow shorter your law, and then you had 9 women lashed and public in not use them, have gone to sun. how much worse does it get? miss goofy? is public storming mixed. i think they're going to become tougher and tougher if you look at the trends since last september, the 1st and the issue was banning goes beyond grade 6 from school. now

green-eyed near their bochkov capital, the sinichkin day festival gathered young naturalists for ivfthe kingdom of yellow- blues and kinglets . what can i feed, because the goat is sticking out. remaining who find a flaw? no, what are they for? correctly the roots got enough sleep. yes? in what case can he get enough sleep when the children of the titmouse fly closer to people, and at this time he is standing. uh, start feeding them, feeding them, titmouse and other wintering birds that we have here in autumn in winter in belarus. in general, we had a great day. well, we did quests about titmouse. well, they said, what kind of titmouses are they talked about feeders, but there are also feeders in which titmouse feed and in the feeder, which they rest. they're called titmice. this is an innovative project of yon enabling from early adults. i know yumi schoolchildren in an eco-friendly culture french on the basis of 18 and violating the installations of minsk for kolya , thousands of 800 belarusian schoolchildren are engaged, and what professional masters they claim to be, and leoponta

it is known that the american pop group the black eyed peas and a french dj will come. david gta world championship opening matches will be held on november 20 between the national team of boats and ecuador, the final is scheduled for december 18. the best belarusian gymnast yegor shirokov is sad right now when he watches the footage of the world cup in liverpool, judging by the scores of potential rivals and comparing them with results in the open. championship of belarus it can be assumed that politically motivated sanctions have deprived yegor of at least one more significant award. athletes hope that the limit to this madness. soon he will come to the olympics in paris , he will still have time, but in women's gymnastics, excommunication from big tournaments is less painful, in fact. now a new team is being assembled for 2028 from among the girls who study in the seventh and eighth grades. our correspondent alexander baranovich is a former gymnast himself assessed the potential of the once medal-worthy sport sports the belarusian school of gymnastics is laying the f

parents want a blue-eyed child. not in all cases .his is possible, but sometimes we can offer more than 30 shades of blue. steinberg's team analyzes the genome of parents on the topic of what eye colors they can potentially have, future dads and moms make their choice. then in vitro fertilization takes place, the embryos specially make a lot from each pinch off a few cells. at this stage. this does not harm and they carry out an analysis, looking for just such an embryo, in which the genes necessary for the chosen eye color will be, and they transplant it to the mother. taxes originally appeared to prevent disease, but if it can make people happy does not harm anyone, then why not expand its use on the site, however, there is a caveat that the procedure can only increase the likelihood of having a child with a particular eye color, because involved a large number of genes, so there is no guarantee. but the most popular service of the institute, sex selection, works almost without failures ; 90% of patients come for this. moreover, in

there is such a church in peredelkino, is it for me already in an adult state, wonderful, such a blue-eyedriest, and i still wanted to suffer something there. dress up. hey, put on your socks, please. here you go, dip yourself three times. that was so interesting, it was so new for me. well, i started to read the gospel, of course, earlier. although even a cross could not be found, the cripple of my own i asked for water. she is my father's artist, who made the fate of a man with him, then, over time, tarkovsky rublevo. he was a very religious person. i say palette. i need a cross, but they didn’t sell the cross at all, they didn’t indulge in eating a ring. they made me such a vacation, you know. so there was a cross, and so on, and our artist became my godfather, and since then i have been quietly gathering this power of faith, where i especially have a memory for diveev. ninety the second year when the relics of seraphim of sarov were suddenly found, and what happened in st. petersburg? was it in petersburg? there was a thunderstorm in winter. in winter and in this kazan cathedral, which

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i'm blue-eyed who was about to expose his tax fraud so me what before that, belov gave you a worn suithat belov sometimes gives you his clothes. so, the trousers from this suit, stained with blood, floated into the yanchen reservoir. i think that it will not be difficult for us to prove that these are trousers from belov's suit. especially since you have seen everything in this suit. killer only if i see it myself, by the way, return my dvr to me. keep it for yourself, because we handed over the materials on tax evasion to the regional department. lifting a car that drove past you when you got into the car after the murder blue-gray recording, of course, not the best quality, but it is possible to make out. knife in hand, blood-stained suit, well, belovo's car, you think after what he saw, belov will continue to save you. i hate him and you hate kindness here. already used me, he took away all my life. what does this mean to each of us, such as sasha takes away the luck of others. they stick to a person. here we have the impression that it is you coupe. i also did not understand for a

and i know i'm a cock-eyed optimist. i understand that. but i'm not surprised. i am incredibly pleased by the turnout. >> do you still think democrats could keep the house? >> i am confident they, could yeah. whether they will -- it is a stretch. but everything has to fall our way. >> the focus now shifts to the house. neither party has led yet reached the 218 seats needed for a majority. right now republicans have captured 211 seats. democrats have 205. there are 19 seats left to be called. there have been some bright spots and surprising results from democrats. yesterday, the decision desk projected that marie perez was within washington's third congressional district. this one is really interesting. the seat had previously been held by the republican jamie herrera beutler who was ousted by a republican primary. the trump backed candidates. man on the right. who voters ultimately rejected last night or this week. president biden's approval rating remains, low 44%. relatively low at this point in the first term and that economic concerns are still on the top of

though back in august, mcconnell was pretty clear eyed, more clear eyed than many about republican oddsof taking the senate. and he was not afraid to say why. >> yeah, i think there is probably a bigger likelihood that the house flips than the senate. the senate races are just different, they are statewide. candidate quality has a lot to do with the outcome. >> i like that quid, we have played it dozens of times, because you can see that he chooses the words candidate quality quite specifically, and carefully. those comments, candidate quality, really bothered some of his fellow republicans, including florida senator, rick scott. he is the guy in charge of getting republicans elected to senate, recruiting them, and overseeing candidate quality. scott was apparently so confident in his abilities, so hopped up on the red wave nonsense, politico reported that he was challenging mcconnell for the senate leadership. apparently, he was even making a video announcing his candidacy, please leak that, by the way. his republican challenge was about quote, challenging the anger of grassroots conse

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advantage of this and erected in direct proximity to our fortified areas are good, besides, a sharp-eyed2-year-old volunteer from donetsk is often the first to notice movement on enemy positions, surveillance is carried out 24/7. we have a thermal imager. uh, there are night ones, that is, at night to see the enemy. night sights. so are the binoculars. all there is one enemy soldier. or three, it doesn't matter. fire. the fighters open immediately paired with a heavy machine gun. utyos ukrainians also begin to shoot from machine guns. today there were no artillery and tank firing. lucky with the weather poor visibility. the ukrainian military is trying to control the broken village from the air ; artillery begins to work actively during the ornallet, the territorial defense of the dpr, learned to automatism, where many have been fighting since 2014. these are experienced hardened fighters. well, those who know the enemy to yield, they do not intend to either on the street or in other areas donetsk front. maxim berezin maxim ushanov sergei plotyukov ntv donetsk people's republic the feder

. >> we are clear eyed about the difficult winter that lies ahead.e know president putin's playbook. freeze and starve ukrainians, force them from their homes, drive up energy, food, and other household costs not only across europe, but around the world. then, try to splinter our coalition. president putin thinks if he can raise the cost high enough, the world will abandon ukraine. that we will leave them to fend for themselves. his strategy has not and will not work. we will continue to prove him wrong. that's what i heard loudly and clearly from every country here in bucharest. brent: so how important is nato's promise of nonlethal equipment and supplies for ukraine? i asked our correspondent, reporting from bucharest. >> it is crucial for ukraine, as the country is fang constant attacks on its energy infrastructure and russia has bombed one third of this infrastructure over the last few weeks, according to the u.s. administration. it's clear that ukraine urgently needs what nato allies are offering -- generators, power transformers, other mint. th

they were eying it then and they are contacting them now. now sources are confirming to me that these folks are being contacted. now i can't tell you that brady has been contacted, okay? i can't tell you that anthony sc aramucci has been conducted but i do know they are going down the list and calling people as brand ambassadors as well as business partners to try to put together a case against sam bankman-fried. they would like to put together this case sooner rather than later. now, as you know next week is kind of a dead week. or this week is i should point out because it's a holiday week. next week, they pick things up again. they would like to get this case done before the end of the year. that's -- if the evidence shows massive fraud and here is the problem. i mean, on one end, you could see what he's doing. his defense is going to be on the knuckle head, right? that's kind of what he's saying. should have had more cash, i screwed up people here, i did this , i did that, okay. lauren: it's more than a knuckle head. charlie: that's his

temperatures later eys, t stofustomi e inland 40s. sts ov averag about 1-3 d most locations. the exception along the coast, but you should hit the mid-60s. mid to upper 60s around the south end of the bay, upper 60s to around 70 in the santa clara valley, temperatures should hit to upper 60s in the east bay. temperatures should hit the upper 60s around the bay, san francisco, oakland, closer to 70 for a few more locations north of the golden gate until you go farther north. mid 60s for lakeport in clearlake wednesday afternoon. temperatures will back down to near average on thursday, there is a warm-up, then back to near level levels again . by monday and tuesday of next week , that looks like the best chance will arrive late, monday into monday night, and stick around into tuesday. we will have conflict things signals in the long-range forecast. but we will have a decent rain chance for the thanksgiving week. >>> a struggle against the chargers, but do they care about style [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered califor

. >> reporter: elizabeth holmes stood in court red faced and teary eyed as judge davila handed down her sentence. they have deep pain. and to each of them, i am so, so sorry. i gave everything i have to save the company. and john kerry, the wall street investigative reporter who first exposed theranos isn't buying that apology. >> she didn't acknowledge any wrong doing or apinvestors. she people down, but only in the sense the company failed. >> reporter: it was in january when holmes was convicted on three counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud for misleading investors. prosecutors urged the court to hand down a 15-year sentence. holmes pushed for 18 months of house arrest. russell hancock, the president and ceo of joint ventures in silicon valley feels the stiff sentence sends a clear message. >> i see it as the criminal justice system at work. >> reporter: hancock has worked with numerous businesses in silicon valley, but says he has never seen one quite like theranos. >> what's so striking to me about this case is its exceptionalism. i don't know of other cases lik

probably going to see some frost and the val eys early tomorrow morning. watch out for that.atures by tomorrow afternoon going to stay cool. it's going to be a brisk day outside highs only in the 50's and the low 60's and looking out over the next couple days as we head through a november. now we're seeing more clouds on the horizon, the chance of showers developing on saturday, by the way, don't forget, yep. we got a fall blatt back. we lose an hour of sleep saturday night and into sunday. guys, back to you. thank you, lawrence. coming up, powerball fever heating up again with a 1.2 billion dollar jackpot prize could soon break another record. >> the 4th largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history could soar even larger if nobody wins. tomorrow night's powerball trying to pa says at 1.2 billion dollars because nobody matched all 6 numbers last night. the jackpot total is based on ticket sales and it grows every time there's no winner since lotto tickets are selling. well, lottery executives believe that they can get close or even past the previous jackpot records set back in 201

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this lovely brown eyed maria.- in the family that you now see here this is actually several years old she is now a sophomore at the university of sophomore at madison. a little bit dated. but i wanted to put a face or a series of faces on this. it is such an all american family and an all american story. w but as everybody knows about the debate we are about to enter is that marriage was not an option for margaret and denise until after the old burger fell decision. and the things that most married people take for granted are things that couples like a margaret and denise had to think about it and had to figure out how did they protect one another? how did they protect their family? we often think of we think of marriage is the wedding, the ceremony, the celebration. we don't often o think about the hundreds upon hundreds of rights and responsibilities that civil marriage confers upon couples. you know, margaret and denise were telling me about their recollection of when the city of madison passed a domestic partnership ordinance, allowing them to register.pe and when that happened fo

now, for our eagle-eyed viewers and those who are watching the bar go by and watching the cbsnews.comebsite, tracking votes coming in, they might have been alarmed maybe 30 minutes ago to see nevada voted 1% and then, boom, instantly jumped to 44%. my colleague, david becker, will explain why that was in a minute. here's where we have the race as a toss-up. we have a little bit of results in from reno, carson city, a little bit coming in from las vegas. but this race is clearly a toss-up. 44%. they're more coming in. but why did it go instantaneously from 1% to 44%? there's nothing askew there. nothing is going wrong. >> let's go to caitlin huey-burns, our cbs news political correspondent. she is at an empty ballroom. what's happening there? >> reporter: good evening, norah. as you can see this ballroom behind me is very empty indeed. not the kind of atmosphere you would expect from republicans who think that they would be encountering a wave election. it is midnight here, and the ballroom has been pretty empty the whole entire night. republicans were expecting to pick up a lot of sea

now, for our eagle-eyed viewers and those who are watching the bar go by and watching the cbsnews.comacking votes coming in, they might have been alarmed maybe 30 minutes ago to see nevada voted 1% and then, boom, instantly jumped to 44%. my colleague, david becker, will explain why that was in a minute. here's where we have the race as a toss-up. we have a little bit of results in from reno, carson city, a little bit coming in from las vegas. but this race is clearly a toss-up, 44%. there's more coming in. but why did it go instantaneously from 1% to 44%? there's nothing askew there. nothing is going wrong. >> let's go to caitlin huey-burns, our cbs news political correspondent. she is at an empty ballroom. caitlin, what's happening there? >> reporter: hi. good evening, norah. well, as you can see, this ballroom behind me is very empty indeed. not the kind of atmosphere you would expect from republicans who think that they would be encountering a wave election. it is midnight here, and the ballroom has been pretty empty the whole entire night. republicans were expecting to pick up a

and i guess the way i like to think of myself is as a clear eyed optimist. i am clear eyed about the challenges and the difficulties but remain hopeful. but time will tell. time will tell whether this is a court that can get back to finding common ground, to ratcheting down the level of decision-making so that we can reach compromises. because that is the way you do it. it is really hard to agree on huge things so you ratchet down the questions so you can agree on small things, which is better at any rate because law should move in small steps rather than big steps. so, you know, is the court going to be that, which i think that is the way for a court to best operate or not? in which case i will spend a lot of my time dissenting and time will tell. moderator: thank you. [applause] we are coming to the end of our time. is there a question i hoped -- you hoped i would ask? justice kagan: we have been over a lot. i am happy. [laughter] moderator: can i end with a couple of lightning round questions which i think folks tend to love and learn more? justice kagan:

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