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we learned at a small faculty at first, we even entered the department at the faculty, and we could guaranteere for six months. it has become faculty, so don't be angry about it. this i did not acknowledge. and for me, kostya is my friend, my son is a student. how many languages ​​do you know so many times you said a man, engels, i usually ask the question that i put before my wise men, the judge. you agree with this point of view. i agree completely, because the language is the main thing, one of the main, uh, requirements in the work of a diplomat. and how many times are you a man konstantin vasilyevich well, my working languages ​​are uh two uh chinese. and this is the first language of ifta and english second but well, since i worked in korea and worked in vietnam, i had to master some of these languages. that is, it means that speech is still not perfect. let's say. so. please say chinese. you worked in hong kong in macau. you worked in beijing when you were an envoy. this is probably not quite similar languages ​​no, the point is that chinese e language is a peculiar language for the pe

well, then it is colder here, the materials collected by the first department are not her.re, scientist anton nazarenko is equipped, by the way, with video surveillance cameras opposite a busy highway, where video recording of traffic for september 15 is also being conducted current year. there is this car that entered the track 10 minutes after fixing it near the scientist’s house, it was moving in a southeast direction, the number is perfectly readable, then the car left the video control zone and is already moving in the north direction. here they are at the railroad crossing. they leave the city, there will be no more cameras. well, what about the cameras in this direction, only in a particular sector, and then exit to the m100 highway. and there is a camera. check there. so ready. yes , the camera has a car on the track did not go. so you need to look in the private sector to send there surveillance group. gleb find out whether there were surrenders in the area. so, five drawings were rented out during a one-year period, two addresses are rented out, three are listed a

korotkov deputy head of the first department for germany i serve the soviet union deputy head of the ientific and technical intelligence department i serve the soviet union deputy head of the political intelligence department i serve the soviet union it's all free. well, pavel mikhailovich rejoiced for friends and colleagues, big positions, more responsibility, comrade people's commissar, golden words, comrade fitness of today, you and the new intelligence leaders justify the trust placed in you. do not forget that he is higher in this post over the past year and a half . thank you for your trust. congratulations on appointment. how bad everything is worse than the vodyonic residency. we have one employee, and there is a strange one, where there is no one to work. what about the sources, almost all the old sources are lost? to resume work, we need a new one, for this we must first install rubber bands, and this is at least a year seriously working. a vicious circle of battle that we have no more than a couple of months, comrades. we urgently send both old and new employees beyond the

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on the ntv channel, the second season of the series first department was held with great success, the main role of investigator yuri bragin was played by actor ivan kolesnikov, the star of films, the end of a beautiful era and moving up. we met with the artist and talked about the happy occasion of chance meetings of great love and fatherhood alice i sigh kolesnikov three daughters painted a portrait of a great artist ekaterina romanova mikhail lomov and a photo artist. igor pankov when i was little i studied at school. well, everyone had some nicknames here this nickname is still with me, no one will ever guess in my life what my nickname is, such a poop. i recently gave an interview here. uh, in germany in germany there was a zoom connection, then people, people ask some questions and one girl is sitting, look. listen a. why do you have such a nobody to them poop? i say, here i was a poop at the institute, and in general, i cope with it quite normally today ivan kolesnikov is formed and cool, he is a star of television screens and big high-budget projects, the spectators proclaimed

. >> first alert, department of fish and wildlife says any evidence of damage to the habitat around the fire, that's good. all day, teams have been out on the pier trying to figure out how the fire started, how badly the equipment there was damaged, and how long things might be shut down. >> you know there is an impact to not only this region, but the state. >> reporter: nothing went in or out of the port today as inspectors looked over the aftermath here. this facility brings in crude oil and new cars, it also sends out a potentially hazardous petroleum byproduct called petroleum coke or pet coke. the question now is how long all of that will be on hold. >> everyone wants to make sure the port is safe, we also want to make sure the port is operational as soon as possible. >> the fire was not particularly close to incoming crude infrastructure. the auto delivery area, mostly toyota, was also spared the worst of the fire. the real damage was around the conveyor system that sends the pet coke to outbound ships. >> i think it has a very strong logistical and economic impact to the refinery

first, the department has two active officers, kevin lyons and kevin i am allen martin. allegedly destroyed evidence july of last year. both officers assigned to the tenderloin, they had no contact with the public. the second case involved a retired officer. mark williams was working with sfpd in part-time role and accused of stealing a machine gun. all three set to be arraigned on may 19th. we will get their pictures out on social media and kpix.com. >>> should investigate and underway in oakland. chopper 5 mac over the scene with a look, still pretty active. this picture taken after noon on 83rd avenue. police walking off traffic and a lot of them searching a yard area. did not give in many details about victims or suspects in the case but we are watching and asking questions. >>> new details on a massive fire that burned down entire home depot. san jose investigators say one man did it on purpose. anne makovec has more on the suspect. >> reporter: still a lot of questions about why this man would've started this huge fire at the san jose home depot. here is his mug sh

system is normal, who is the first under the control of the ground-based automated complex, the first stage departsartment of the upper stage, the launch was successful the spacecraft was launched into a given orbit , began to carry out the tasks assigned to it, the personnel of the combat crew, despite the difficult conditions for performing the tasks, coped with the tasks and the equipment did not let us down immediately after the start of congratulations to the combat crew for the successfully completed work. hooray, my troops will tell you that my feed has arrived. thank you. and here's how it was to allow the angara to start, the so-called universal launch complex. this is a great advantage of launches from plesetsk from the same installation, the russian military can launch missiles into orbit different class. this is how it happens, refueling is complete peace of mind. all teams worked out the rocket under the control of electronics. the booster rocket is completely made of russian components; the upper stage runs on a mixture of oxygen and kerosene. the angara is not only the most powerful,

that the only time of the border is the supply system, but it’s really normal, who is the first to departf the ground-based automated complex, the first stage, then the second compartment of the upper stage, launch, the spacecraft was successfully launched into a given orbit, began to perform the tasks assigned to it personally, the composition of the bar calculation, despite the difficult conditions for completing the tasks , he coped with the tasks and the equipment did not let us down immediately after the start, congratulations to the combat crew successfully thanks for the work done. and here is how it was to allow the angara to launch, the so-called universal launch complex. this is a great advantage of launches from plesetsk from the same installation, the russian military can launch different missiles into orbit. this is how it happens, refueling complete peace of mind. all teams have worked out the rocket under the control of electronics . the carrier rocket is completely made of russian components. the upper stage runs on a mixture of oxygen and kerosene. angara is not only the

order 101 flight of the hangar under the control of the ground-based automated complex , the first stage departsn the second compartment of the upper stage, launch, passed successfully the spacecraft was put into a given orbit, began to perform the tasks assigned to it execution conditions i coped with the tasks of the task and the equipment did not let us down immediately after the start of the congratulations of the combat crew of my crew of the successfully completed work, which is physical thank you but how it was the admission of the angara starts, the so-called universal launch complex. this is a great advantage of launches from plesetsk from the same installation, the russian military can launch different missiles into orbit. this is how it happens, refueling complete peace of mind. all commands have been worked out, the rocket is under electronic control, the transfer carrier is completely of russian components, the upper stage runs on a mixture of oxygen and kerosene. angara is not only the most powerful. it is also an environmentally friendly rocket. here it is a reliable transport for

well , the soviet definition is traditionally the first main department of the kgb of the ussr and he a future employee of the embassy of the soviet union of mexico. well, let's just say an observer of cuban events, and then i think, again, directors now have this case at hand, and a situation arises when a revolution occurs , the new revolutionary cuban authorities begin negotiations with czechoslovakia. now it sounds very strange. from czechoslovakia buying weapons, and from the soviet union there is no connection. well, here everyone remembers that kolya leonov had a friendship with some raul leonov, he goes to prague and sits down. opposite that institution in prague in the czechoslovakian socialist republic somewhere there are sentences for deliveries of czechoslovakian weapons. the cuban revolution eats a wild amount, either cherries, or an extra whole package, he hates her for the rest of his life, but at the moment when a car leaves with raul casta with the leader of the military wind. he sees and says, kolya travuls. so it begins, amazing a story based on a common chance meet

today, the first charter flight departed from moscow to dagestan in the republic of travelers waitingcient cities of the magnificent nature of the caucasus and delicious national cuisine. all in all this summer will launch nine directions of tourist charters among the novelties of flights, grozny you can also visit st. petersburg tyumen kazan flight program is calculated until the end of summer. charters are always a proposal in two directions, so tours formed both for residents of tatarstan to the northern capital, and for residents of st. petersburg in kazan, the program will last with us throughout the summer. dagestan to makhachkala a from june 10 the first charters will fly from moscow to the chechen republic . you helped those who need support so much this time the income of channel one and other partners who joined the action was directed to charity. fund. faith these funds will help take care of children with incurable diseases. the best in the final as a result, the eight-year-old adeli zagrebina became the one who melted hearts spectators number, during which all the partici

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department was no longer just looking at individual rioters. people who went through the door of the capitol that day. the survey was firstreport that the justice department had a quote, substantially widened its january six investigation. quote, seeking information about people more closely tied to trump and the quote, pushed by some trump allies to promote slates of fake electors. that reporting from alan foyer in the new york times in late march fundamentally change our understanding of how the justice department was approaching the january six investigation. these criminal cases about the attempted coup. since then, mr. for has continued to be just a spigot of news on the subject. just one week after that report in march, he reported a federal grand jury subpoena seeking information about members of the executive branch and legislative branch who might have involved in the effort to delay congressional certification of the election results. then earlier this month, he had the scoop that alex jones's fellow rally organizer. a man alley alexander. has not offered to cooperate with the justice department's expanding crim

department. congratulations first of all on being named the first woman, uh , fire chief in the santa clara county fire department. obviously you know, a huge moment. it has to be a huge moment for you. what does it what does it mean to you personally to be making history as you take on this new role? one of my first correspondences with the line and the employees here was santa clara county fires. history is really a reflection of the valley's history. so for us we reformed in 1947 and the progress and change that has occurred throughout the valley really is reflected in the demographics of the workforce through the department as well. so although it is a very momentous occasion for those who may not have thought that they could obtain or even be a firefighter. if you had a particular demographics, i think that this organization santa clara county fire has really supported the progression that is part of what silicon valley or santa clara county valley. really is known for. i know what is your main focus is as you take on this new role is going to be working on inclusivity with the santa clara co

and so, i launched our first violent crime strategy for the department. that really includes three pillars, all of which are the ones you're talking about. which is a joint task forces among federal law enforcement, joint task forces between federal and the state and local law enforcement, and involvement of the community. because, it's essential that the community let us know where the bad guys are and who the bad guys are. so, it is the core of what we do. the money that we're asking for comes in, i would say, two buckets here. we're asking for more than $20 million, that's an increase of 8.2%, for our federal law enforcement in the justice department. all of whom participate in these task forces. so, that includes u.s. attorney's office, the fbi, the atf, dea, u.s. marshall service is. then, we're asking for 8.2 billion dollars, which is an increase in 5.4 billion, for grants for state and local law enforcement. for the sheriffs you're talking about, for the police you mentioned in your opening as well. this includes money for cops hiring, for the byrn

we are announcing several actions the justice department has taken to disrupt and prosecute criminal activity associated with the russian regime. the first action we are announcing today is the unsealing of an indictment charging russian oligarch konstantin malofeyev with sanctions violations. as the indictment charges, the treasury department previously identified malofeyev as one of the main sources of financing for russians promoting separatism in crimea, and for providing material support for the so-called donetsk people's republic. after being sanctioned by the united states, malofeyev attempted to evade the sanctions by using co-conspirators to surreptitiously acquire and run media outlets across europe. we are also announcing the seizure of millions of dollars from an account at a u.s. financial institution, which the indictment alleges constitutes proceeds traceable to malofeyev's sanctions violations. the justice department will continue to use all of its authorities to hold accountable russian oligarchs and others who seek to evade u.s. sanctions. the second action we are announcing today is the disruption of a global botnet co

in total, according to the department, first during the special operation, 130 ukrainian aircraft, 103icopters, hundreds of drones, anti-aircraft missile systems , multiple launch rocket systems, and more than 2,000 tanks and armored vehicles were destroyed. during the hostilities, the russian military and people's militia hmm dpr and lpr protect not only settlements from nationalists, but also help families reunite. one of these stories was learned by ormagomedov. a few days ago, while preparing a story about the distribution of humanitarian aid in mariupol, an elderly woman came up and asked us to send a video message to her daughter, who lives in st. petersburg. on these frames. evelina's mom sends her regards to her family and friends, the last time she contacted them was on march 2. combat operations is an extremely difficult task, it is necessary to make dozens of calls and coordination. and here is the permission obtained at the base volunteer battalion. fifteen we meet with the escort group before the trip ; you then let's go anywhere, generally anticipating the long-awaited me

first, as a justice department reinatle areg,he cdc air mante mking work? and is there a more effective combo booster in the works for this fall? joining us is our abc news special correspondent. it is a big week for you. >> it is. and i -- i cannot believe baby girl laura is one euro today. -- one year old today. she was on camera when she was 60 hours old. it has been a year. kristen: she has grown up here, practically. happy birthday to dear laura. she is styling there with mama. we could watch this all day, the ratings would be better as well. i know you prepared around for us. >> the audience knows how this goes. which one of these is not true? osis bivalent, or is it b, the fda advisory group is planning on meetings under five, or is it c, the subvariant now accounts for about 20% of new infections. which one of these is hella wrong? kristen: i'm going to ask our beers on facebook live to supply their answers to help me out a little bit. i'm going to rule out b, as i think they are having that meeting in june. i think 20% is about right for the new su

we are announcing several actions the justice department has taken to disrupt and prosecute criminal activity associated with the russian regime. the first action we are announcing today is the unsealing of an indictment charging russian oligarch constantine with sanctions violations. at the indictment charges the treasury department previously identified as on the main sources of financing for russians promoting separatism in crimea and for providing material support for the so-called don't ask people's republic. >> then able to disable the control over those devices before the botnet could be recognized. today's announcements are part of a series of actions of the justice department recently taking to disrupt and prosecute chemical activity with russia. yesterday, together with our german law-enforcement partners, we seized the russian affiliated hydra dark night -- darknet module. we also filed -- and whimper structure. on the day before that, again with our international partners, we received the tango,, another oligarch. on that same day we took seizure warrants for other sanctioned root -- justice barth will continue to work alongs

awarded an audience with biden, went to the capitalist hong with pelosia to the glinkin state department . firstion - this is the first overseas visit of a delegation from kiev to washington. we are supported by the entire civilized world. we feel it, and we are absolutely sure that we will win this war. apparently, in order to be closer to the civilized world, the ukrainian world did not say a word in ukrainian during the two days of the official meeting in washington with the same us secretary of defense, he could, apparently to talk in kiev on saturday zelensky tweeted that these two senior administration officials were flying to ukraine tweeted a clearly unnecessary trip to the war zone - this is not a tour, the americans do not advertise such things zelensky said that he will meet with the secretary of state, blinkin and secretary of defense austin. we have contacted the state department but haven't received a response from them, obviously they will be concerned about the disclosure of details of such a trip to biden itself. he does not go to ukraine to send support beams in the form of mil

report the very big news that the justice department was no longer just looking at individual rioters, people who went through the door of the capitol, he was firsthe justice department had quote substantially widened its january 6th investigation. quote, seeking information about people more closely tied to trump, and the quote push by some trump allies to promote slates of fake electors. that reporting from foyer in "the new york times" in marched ifly changed our understanding of how -- fundamentally changed our understanding of how the justice department was going to pursue the investigation, cases of the attempted coup. and mr. foyer has continued to be a spigot of news on the subject. one week later, he reported an federal grand jury subpoena seeking information about members of the executive branch and legislative branch who might have been involved in the effort to delay congressional certification of the election results. then earlier this month, he had the scoop that alex jones' fellow rally organizer, ali alexander has offered to cooperate with the justice department's expanded criminal inquiry or at least intending to comply with thei

owner of the store says while it is a big mess, he's just glad no one was hurt. >> at first when the fire department called, as soon as i knew my 16-year-old was safe, i'm like okay, we can handle this. and nobody was hurt here. that's the most important part. nobody has been hurt. >> and it's not clear what caused that collapse. >>> starting tomorrow, dogs won't be allowed on certain trails in the presidio because of coyote pupping season. it lasts from april 4 to september. coyotes are protective of their pups, so they are trying to protect dogs. >> if you did take your dog out today, you probably noticed the wind. >> it is windy, and i've been wanting to take him a good hike around. now that i know that there's coyotes, i want to avoid those areas. my dog shows a lot of love and sometimes i'm like come on, man. if you're going to be out and about this'veing, keep in mind it will be windy. and another thing too is enjoy the temperatures right now. if you look, we're in the 60s and 70s. brentwood, 75. fairfield, 70. 60s in the south bay. upper 50s in san francisco. we have big changes on the way. i

-- the startling rise in 2020 in crime which continued in 2020 and so i launched her first reggie for the department. that includes three pillars all of which you are talking about which is joint task force federal law and force meant joint task force between federal state and local law enforcement and the involvement of the community is essential that committee let us know where the bad guys are. it is at the core of what we do so the money we are asking for comes into buckets here. we are asking for more than $20 billion increase of 8.2% for our federal law enforcement and theck justice department all who participate in these task forces so the u.s. attorneys offices the fbi, the atf and the u.s. marshals service. we are asking for a $.2 billion which is an increase of 5.48 billion for grants for state and local law enforcement. the shares you are talking about the lisa mentioned as well. this money for hiring and that the chair spoke of better use for these task forces and grant some of which are used for investigative task forces. that is the way we are put to create these joint task forces so i

but this marks the first time the sheriff's department has used it to identify a victim. >>> the family of a man shot and killed in a walmart by a police officer is now suing the city and police department. this is body cam footage of the encounter with the now retired officer jason fletcher. less than a minute after entering the store, he tased and then shot taylor. >> we're looking forward to justice being served. we're looking forward to things beginning to change in the city. we're looking forward to things happening for the mental ill. >> taylor's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis. officer fletcher has pleaded not guilty to voluntary manslaughter charges. >>> the battle for ukraine's donbas region has started. russia's new offensive involved assaults on key areas, including the port city of mariupol. this new phase comes weeks after russia failed to take the capital of kyiv. today, tens of thousands of russian troops formed a new front. that's 300 miles long. meanwhile, tuesday joe biden and european allies recommitting their support for ukraine. the white ho

department. yes? the first question is the only yellow one.second. since you are like this, this is easy. look, create see you. do not miss on the central television sanctions have not yet ended, the states are going to bring the case to default. and europe will protect itself from russia with the great european wall, but how will they do it? a split in european unity why elections in european countries politicians who are ready to be friends with russia win the transport blockade of kaliningrad why might europe's possible decision to close the borders of the russian enclave be a weighty casus belli ? this will be your central television on saturday at 19:00 on ntv chingachguk premiere tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv developing varicose veins can cause heaviness swelling pain course reception, venarus helps to reduce symptoms of normal legs in shape. you are sentenced to kagocel, the supreme antiviral did not surround the supreme antiviral measure. we at avito did not expect your new boss to have such a long handshake, but we checked his company and

today the russian ministry of defense for the first time published lists of ukrainian military dead during combat actions in the telegram-channels of the departmentare posted, last names, first names, dates of birth. the soldiers of the officers of the armed forces of ukraine are reported under what circumstances they were fatally wounded, as well as the burial places, as clarified by representatives of the defense. igor konoshenkov is irrevocable and the loss of ukrainian troops, including mercenaries, is 23,000,367 people, except for this department. according to konashenkov, he has data on a large number of deserted ukrainian military wounded birds missing lead. in the fight against the nazis in the donbass and ukraine, russian fighters show stamina and courage and here are the new names of our heroes sergeant evgeny komarov, the senior driver of the automobile battalion, delivered ammunition to the front line along the way, got under enemy fire, received a shrapnel wound, but continued to perform the task competently terrain and brought the car loaded with shells to a safe place. as a result, our unit received reinforcements in time. tank com

these priorities reflect the justice department's mission reflected in the president's fy 23 budget. the first funding priority is ps keeping the country safe from all threats foreign and domestic whether from hostile nationstates, terrorists or common criminals. as the country's chief law enforcement officer, i am committed to supporting members of law enforcement at all levels of government as they worked to protect the country while also safeguarding civil liberties s d ensuring our own accountability to the american people. to these ends, the president'srt fy 23 budget requests more than $20.2 billion to support the work of the justice department's law enforcement components and u.s. attorneys offices nationwide as they carry out their complex mission. these resources will strengthen the justice department's efforts to reduce violent crime and gun violence. to counter the multitude of serious threats to the country from terrorists, cyber criminals and hostile nationstates, to combat the violent drug trafficking networks that are fueling the nation's overdose epidemic and to protect the nat

first environmentals. tis investigation the justice department conducted under title vi.at the biden administration requested$1.4 million from congress to investigate whether american civil rights are violated in cases like this. activists and residents of alabama say they're concerned that officials can put liens on the homes without proper sewage systems even if they can't afford them. >> disturbing stuff. you said this is the first investigation. >> if the department of justice has the say you see more environmental justice invests. the assistance attorney general put out a statement she wants to have an office that will really focus on environmental justice. i talked to a number of people who looked at alabama saying this is stepping back 100 years and this discrimination they think it is discrimination is institutional systemic discrimination tied to infrastructure and quality of life. i think of katherine canyon who literally fell through the floor. when i walked into the home the floor sank. the situation is that bad. so there are so many people in that county and

plus, the treasury department on the first round of sanctions on the airlines. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> just in one year, our sanctions are lucky to wipe out the last 15 years of russia's economic gains. because we have cut rush off from importing technologies like semi conductors and encryption security and critical components and quantum technology they need to compete on what we are going to stifle russia's ability as an economy to grow for years to come. at >> this critical point in the war, we must increase the pressure on putin and the russian government. this is why we propose to tighten our sanctions further. we impose an import ban on coal from russia worth 4 billion euros a year. haslinda: that was president biden and of the president of the european commission calling for more sanctions against russia for its alleged war crimes. rishaad: our next guest served in the obama administration as a senior sanctions official at the treasury department and as a director at national security council. adam smith is at the international security law firm. thank yo

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if you are headed out to see the giants, the ferry will depart before first pitch and leaves oracle park0 minutes after last. caltrans is warning of heavy traffic. they are free. you can take that's oracle park. the toll plaza. meter lights are on and we have a crash on 80 just passed it. san rafael bridge. things are moving. it is beginning to slow on highway four. 22 minutes. tracy to dublin, 38. >> thank you. music helping those in need. the band donating to support ukrainian relief efforts. >> looking to hold on to the betty white magic longer? you could own a piece of hollywood history ahead. >> let's take a look outside at 6:13. be right back. >> family and friends of a 14-year-old girl who was murdered nearly 20 years ago have increased the reward to find her killer. she was stabbed to death in may of 1994. the reward was increased yesterday from 100,000 to $200,000 in an effort to continue to solve this. investigators have said there was no apparent motive. >> a warning to anyone who rents or rides a scooter. make sure you read the fine print. daniel peÑa was left paralyzed by a

department of state released our first ever equity action plan to implement executive order 1398 five on advancing racial equity and support for underserved communities to the federal government. we joined 90 federal agencies across the u.s. government. this plan is the product of president biden's historic executive order directing federal agencies to address barriers to opportunity for underrepresented and underserved communities. our equity action plan outlines commitments, actions, and accountability mechanisms to improve our effectiveness in successfully integrating equity across our foreign affairs work. with that, happy to take your questions. >> russia warned it would deploy nuclear weapons and hypersonic missiles if finland and sweden join nato. are you concerned about the upping of rhetoric? >> the warning came from a former russian official who is no longer in power and arguably may not have been in power at the time he reportedly was in power. we do not have a specific response to that. the russian federation knows where we stand in terms of our commitment to article five.

coming up here, a south bay fire department helping first responders in ukraine. we've got more on what you can do to help. >> plus, people say popular cereal is making them sick. what you need to know about an fda investigation. >> and have you ever wondered how much money president biden can make? we're talking presidential tax returns when we come back. >> this just in to the kron. 4 news room lanes are closed on southbound one. 0, one at 2.80, because of police activity. the traffic as you up to the bay bridge. this is .- a caltrans camera located at faith street of the backup. we'll, of course keep you updated as we learn more about what's going on. >> meanwhile, we do have a warning for cereal lovers this evening. the fda is investigating general mills because of complaints of lucky charms causing sickness. the agency says more than 100 people have reported feeling ill after eating the popular marshmallow filled cereal with thousands more complaining of symptoms on a consumer website. general mills says it's working with the fda on the matter, but they found

the sheriff's department grabbed me first. it was unique. it was not just me in that moment it was everyone. it wasn't me looking at the crowd. it was all of us being together. i was standing there alone. i felt everyone standing next to me. the only way to describe it. it is not about me. it is from my father. my father couldn't be there. he was sick. the first person i saw was him. i still sometimes am surprised by the fact i see my name as the sheriff. i am happy to be in the position i am in to honor their memory doing what i am doing now to help the larger comment. when i say that we want to be especially focused on marginalized communities that have been wronged. coming from my background and my family experienced what they did. that didn't happen in a vacuum. it was a decision made by the government. nobody raised their voice. now, i think we are in a better place as country and community. when we see something wrong we have change agents step up to help the community affected. that is a important thing to continue to do. you talk abo

found in every fire department in the country. only first years.an 6,000 people were saved from the fire. and behind every rescued person stands not only personal courage, but also hundreds of hours of exercises and trainings in the most difficult conditions ; imitating panic smoke darkness and in all these conditions, they still did not look at anything to perform combat task. for example, the rescue of the victim, such training is very different from the usual physical activity in an unprepared person. nerves immediately give up, and strength ends in a couple of minutes. but this is nothing more than a training evacuation of a mannequin from a smoky room, when you actually get into a real fire in a link, something is different on a fire, maybe 1.000 scenarios that you will never be ready with one of these scenarios. recently i had to deal with the astrakhan fire fighter during a high-rise building fire the child in a panic began to escape from the fire on the external unit of the air conditioner, in order to remove the girl, the crew had to be no

the first flight from domodedovo departed for sverdlovsk on that day. we came to work.e, of course, felt very worried. well, somehow responsibly, 30 years after the opening, domodedovo became an international airport, passenger traffic grew to 5 million people a year, and a large load fell on dispatchers. now in this office, which he calls the brain of the airport, it is quiet. and a few years ago, all dispatchers shouted in unison in the walkie-talkie, distributing the task airport services. now they communicate only online bands on the screen - these are flights. everyone needs to bring a ladder to bring luggage and load food for today, and somewhere about one and a half thousand gadgets are in the hands of the performers in the hands of the dispatcher assign these tasks through this program to the performer on his gadget comes specifically his tasks behind the scenes airports almost like on television unexpectedly, you can stumble upon an office with an announcer sign. if there is now, i will press this button to hear us, then, yes, and everything, everything is corr

i wanted to discuss first of all, why the fire department is this common thread through these street s. the first thing is that approximately 21% of all of our ambulance transports are for people experiencing homelessness. so that makes the fire department a pretty big care provider for those people experiencing homelessness. and also it turns out that if all of our ambulance transports, approximately 17% of our call volume is attributed to frequent 911 users. these unique -- these frequent 911 users account for 7% of all unique 911 users. so we have a situation where 17% of our resources in the fire department are utilized by 7% of the 911 population. so, it became clear to us that we could contribute something into this arena. and not only are we attempting to improve the health and well-being of all san franciscans, but our efforts are decreasing ambulance call volume and also decreasing emergency room overcrowding. i wanted to discuss why our street response teams are based on -- it's very difficult for me to both see and read at the same time. kind of throwing me off. why our tea

injuries from the rubble, they are being given first aid and we have a comment with the details of the leader mykhailo vershinin of the mariupol police departmentt's listen. first there was a massive airstrike using seven 122m3 aircraft, then more than 50 airstrikes. according to everything, either the 125th worked or the su-24. that is, i don't могу из индентифицировать the shelter was meant to be hit by a bomb attack on the place where the seriously wounded are kept, that is, on the hospital, and there was a difficult bomb attack, but a missed bomb attack, that is, there are rubble under the rubble, there are people, there are dead people, there are wounded, that is , they are already once again, they were wounded before this, and they were wounded again, this is a violation of all the norms of the rules of the introduction of war, this is a violation of several conventions, and we know that there are children there and the moneylenders know about it. i tried to remember if strategic bomber aircraft were used anywhere in the world, apart from the fact that putin uses them against peaceful mariupol, against people who sit and hide from the she

the sheriff's department grabbed me first. it was unique. it was not just me in that moment it was everyone. it wasn't me looking at the crowd. it was all of us being together. i was standing there alone. i felt everyone standing next to me. the only way to describe it. it is not about me. it is from my father. my father couldn't be there. he was sick. the first person i saw was him. i still sometimes am surprised by the fact i see my name as the sheriff. i am happy to be in the position i am in to honor their memory doing what i am doing now to help the larger comment. when i say that we want to be especially focused on marginalized communities that have been wronged. coming from my background and my family experienced what they did. that didn't happen in a vacuum. it was a decision made by the government. nobody raised their voice. now, i think we are in a better place as country and community. when we see something wrong we have change agents step up to help the community affected. that is a important thing to continue to do. you talk abo

regime with the filing of the american administration is able to realize such plans, the department noted. firstincident. under a false flag, the most likely case is the actual use of chemical and biological weapons with casualties among the population, or a staged sabotage by russia on ukrainian-owned facilities that were involved in the program for the development of weapons of mass destruction components. such a scenario is planned to be implemented at chemical and biological facilities. provocation is not ruled out in kharkov and kyiv at nuclear power facilities in the first place, but under the control of the russian federation, the zaporizhzhya npp is the second maximum covert use of weapons of mass destruction in small volumes to suppress the will and ability of resistance in the framework of solving a specific operational task. such a scenario was considered at the azov-steel enterprise, but the order of the supreme commander who canceled the side of the enterprise frustrated the plans of the pentagon to implement it. the third least likely scenario is openly the use of weapons of mass d

and here is what the first deputy head of the department said national guard in chechnya daniil martynovs have already been released evacuation almost everyone has been evacuated. we entrenched ourselves there and continue to move forward, and there was both the living force of the enemy and artillery, respectively, having taken. uh, buguruslavskoye settlement. we can state that their defense is broken and we continue to operate in the city with wider maneuvers. and in this video, the su-24 of the ukrainian air force was shot down under raisins, and he told the details of the work of the russian calculations of the man-portable anti-aircraft missile system military commissar, komsomolskaya pravda alexander kots. over the past week, i have been doing, the air defense of the russian federation shot down three aircraft in the slavyansk direction. moreover, they were shot down from portable anti-aircraft missile systems. enemy aircraft fly at extremely low altitudes of 20-30 m, strike and leave in pairs. this is actually a soup, 24, which, like the previous two su-25s, was shot down from a m

and that's what our san jose police department and other first responders did. that day. police described god as a chronic thief who stole thousands of dollars in merchandise from stores, sometimes more than once a fire witness helped identify him before his arrest for. unnecessary and tragic fire could have resulted in serious injury or loss of life. fire investigators are unsure how the fire was set and spread. but inspection records show the store and blossom hill road had code violations in recent years. related to see clear. sprinkler system fire alarms. even though issue were. year. what the. the fire. protection. systems are so it is possible have a fire like this, even in a protected structure. the investigation into the fire is ongoing. gold was briefly in court this afternoon. he did not enter a plea and is in the santa clara county jail. his public defender did not want to make any comments go being held with bail. now reporting live outside the hall of justice in san jose , brooks jarocz ktvu fox to me and brooks the key to authorities being able to track down