garner wouldn't be surprised if it could run to $6.15.t could spike to that would be rather low versus there. natural gas peaked there in 2009 all right. but now understand this. even at $6.50 in 2014 we haven't seen prices since the advent of fracking so these are significant levels and you could see why they're freaking me out because this is the natural building block of so much of our economy. that said if natural gas breaks down below $5. that is the floor. well this whole move is over and garner expected a break down and new supply will bring nat gas back into ecquilibrium and she doesn't recommend to try to bet against it until the short sellers finish getting squeezed out still if garner is right, that is very good news for the rest of the economy if these prices are mostly the result of a short squeeze and not anything organic, that means persistent inflation is less of a concern that we thought. and of course it would help jay powell's view that inflation is transitory so here is the bottom line the chart by carly garner suggest

andra garner, thanks so — type of event. andra garner, thanks so much _ type of event.for- type of event. andra garner, thanks so much forjoining i type of event. andra gamer, | thanks so much forjoining us. an alleged member of the notorious isis group that were dubbed "the beatles" by their captives, because of their british accents, hasjust plead guilty in a hearing in a us court. alexanda kotey, originally from the uk, had been charged with conspiring to torture and behead hostages in syria. acting us attorney, raj parekh, spoke at a news conference after alexanda kotey pleaded guilty. contrary to the propaganda perpetuated by isis, we have given alexanda kotey the opportunity to face justice. kotey has been afforded due process and, in the face of overwhelming evidence, he made the independent decision to plead guilty to his crimes. the justice, fairness and humanity that this defendant received in the united states stand in stark contrast to the cruelty, inhumanity and indiscriminate violence touted by the terrorist organisation that he espoused. our washington co

the most votes in parliament.— garners the most votes in parliament. garners the most votes in arliamentf the cdu, your party. is to do — parliament. but if the cdu, your party, is to do that, _ parliament. but if the cdu, your party, is to do that, it is - parliament. but if the cdu, your party, is to do that, it is going l parliament. but if the cdu, your| party, is to do that, it is going to have to cut a deal with the greens, almost certainly, and the greens had criticised the cdu for being far too slow on climate change, so how can they convince the greens that he has they convince the greens that he has the right man to work with? weill. the right man to work with? well, he has already reached _ the right man to work with? well, he has already reached out _ the right man to work with? well, he has already reached out to _ the right man to work with? well, he has already reached out to the - has already reached out to the greens tonight. he said that there is a real chance to form an exciting coalition that reconciles economic needs and the needs of the future, climate change, for e

it is no surprise the governor was here today in the mission, garnering support, trying to win the vote from the latino community to defeat the latest recall ever. hoping to bank on the lot next vote, the governor posing for pictures seekers, volunteering to phone bank, and reach out to spanish-speaking voters with the recall election just days away. >> we do know how super important they are, specifically this one. >> reporter: the bigger turnout, the better for newsom as state democrats outnumber republicans 2 1. >> i'm very proud of the response we are receiving from the latino community. >> reporter: today, the mission language and vocational school became a makeshift phone bank. during the last year and a half, it has served for a food bank for many, especially those hit hard. >> it's one of the things that is affecting the latino community, the pandemic. >> reporter: this summer, it appeared the latino vote was split on the recall. >> polls seem to indicate that you have lost some of the latino support since 2018. >> it has been a hard 18 months on everybody. everybody is feeling

is that the -- are these the kind of cases that tend to garner a following?he color of her skin. i think that we see postings on facebook, missing people, of other social media all the time. i think what's garnered the attention in this particular case is that romantic story gone wrong. you know? and that there's video of this. most of the time we have cities full of homeless people that are reported missing probably someplace, and we aren't concerned about that, but this one is unique in the fact that she was already a minor personality online. she had this terrible video from a lab of her destruction personally and what was happening in her relationship, and so it intrigued people now, because now we have this woman who is in this domestic violence situation, and apparently can't get out of it and dent know how and doesn't take the advice of law enforcement. at some point she goes back to laundrie. >> todd shipley, thank you so much. appreciate your time. >>> up next, you could say it's a covid success story. puerto rico leading the u.s. in vaccinations. we

through his ability to both speak out on civil rights and to garner at least work for some white working-class people. it just forces the question we have to day. and you know, so for people who are optimistic about this, they think he had the potential. i'm just interested in your thinking, speculation about this what if question. are those people optimistic about body in that regard west and mark are they misplaced, is it optimistic in disgrace or we just don't have enough evidence west and mark what you're thinking about the great whatif of bobby kennedy . >> i think it's relatively, i think it's highly likely that he would have been nominated after california. if he had become president, that is passc. he had a visit, and that not totally new but i think he inspired people to service, young people. and he also brought tremendous support and talent who were committed the way he was and in the 60s with the civil rights movement and young people, civic activism was really attracted a lot of people into public life who wanted to be part of the solution so i think he would have had that drawing

now to try to garner support for this important legislation this is a good proposal and i encourage all of my senate colleagues to support. that said we must be honest about the facts. most notably the governor of texas signed into law a bill that ranks as one of the most draconian undemocratic in living memory. meanwhile partisans across the country are sharpening their knives for the coming state of vicious gerrymandering that threatens to divide the politics. this is unacceptable so the senate must act. i intend to hold a vote as early as next week on the voting rights legislation. time is ofid the essence and i would yield back the floor. the biden administration's reckless decision to retreat from afghanistan was carried through to a damaging and deadly end. the consequences were not just foreseeable, they

now senator manchin has been having discussions with our republican colleagues to try and garner support that is -- to this important legislation. this is a good proposal and i encourage all my senate colleagues to support it. that said, we must be honest about the facts. the republican-led war on democracy has only worsened in the last few weeks. most notably, the governor of texas recently signed into law a new voter suppression bill that ranks as one of the most draconian and undemocratic in living memory. meanwhile partisans across the country are sharpening their knives for a coming spade of vicious gerrymandering which further threatens to divide our politics. this is unacceptable. so the senate must act. i intend to hold a vote in the senate as early as next week on voting rights legislation. time, times

through his ability to both speak out on civil rights and to garner at least work for some white working-class people. it just forces the question we have to d

his ruby hair and cherry complexion garnered hip the nickname "canelo." spanish for "cinnamon."eporter: it wasn't long before canelo took to the ring and fuego, becoming a professional boxer at just 15 years old. dominating grown men twice his age. by 21, he's undefeated, a world champion. headlining blockbuster pay-per-views against the sport's biggest stars. including floyd mayweather in a feature bout on showtime. >> oh, counter jab by canelo! >> 56 wins, 1 loss, against floyd mayweather. what did that teach you? >> reporter: keep winning he did. racking up championship after championship. outside the ring, he's become one of the highest-paid athletes on the planet. and he's exploded into a social media star, with millions of followers tuning in to his torrid training videos, all filmed right here at his private gym in san diego where they meet right hooks. the sense of familia makes you feel like you're celebrating hispanic heritage month every day. you are a maniac in the ring. what do you -- look at these. >> reporter: but throughout the trials and turmoils of a career in

congresswoman ocasio-cortez is known for garnering attention and her appearance at the met gala is nothe rich emblazoned in bright red on the back to the famous event which charges $35,000 a ticket and is full of hollywood's biggest and wealthiest stars. the political statement garnered strong reactions of course from across the political spectrum and some labeling her a hypocrite and an op-ed said it is better seen as showcasing the political style and writes she's sought to stake out an ambiguous political position that involving keeping a foot firmly inside the system and one outside of it. makes her vulnerable to complaints of selling out and to cries of hypocrisy from mostly bad faith, critics on the right. joining me is ze sha aleem. thank you for joining us. let's talk about this. >> thank you for having me. >> expand on aoc's political strategy and how it may not have necessarily worked for her here. >> yeah. so i mean aoc really is masterful when it comes to using social media and public stunts as an activist platform. but in this case it didn't really seem to land. i think t

gwen carr, the mother of the late eric garner and dr.shed university professor of african-american studies at vender built university. he is also the author of the forthcoming book "entertaining race, performing blackness in america" let me go to you first, gwen, because i'm honored that you joined us tonight. for the past decade we have tried to give people a voice who were sidelined by the political process. you have been in the center of the fight for police reform since the killing of your son, eric garner, by a choke hold by new york city police. where have you found the strength to keep going? >> well, first of all, rev, i want to congratulate you on your ten years. but, actually, it was you, just getting my strength from listening to you, and hearing the things you had to say, giving us history lessons, black history lessons every week. i got inspired and empowered. and i says, you know, i just want to keep up the fight. i want to keep my son's name alive. and i think this is the way we do it. here we are, seven years later we are

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he has garnered.ow more than 2 million the leading candidate among all of the 46 candidates who are running too. >> replace governor newsom should the recall have succeeded. there are a lot of questions tonight about whether or not he would acknowledge the election results or whether he would continue to cry fraud. >> as he had already indicated in the days leading up to the election. but tonight he apparently has acknowledged that he did lose this we were we're hoping to hear from him soon. we're expecting to get that sound coming in any minute now. but we're hearing from our experts, our panelists here who were talking about how he can stretch this out for days, even weeks to talk about election fraud and how he was robbed in may be filed some lawsuits. perhaps that's not going to happen because he did acknowledge that he lost. tonight. we're going to have more on elder and the election. the recall election coming up in just a moment. we do want to get some other news in tonight. bart and the ntsb a

. >> reporter: his portrayal of little so iconic it garnered the attention of president barack obama.aracter. >> what did you think when you heard barack obama said you were his favorite character? >> you know -- my first reaction about that was -- was based on my mother. to see the proudness in her face, to see how her eyes lit up, made my day. it really made my day. >> reporter: despite his successes, the actor was candid about living a dual life. his days on sets met with nights on the street. williams detailed a struggle with drug addiction to tamron hall. >> a lot of people often think when a person puts down the drug or the alcohol, all the problems go away. that couldn't be further from the truth. drugs and alcohol are not the problems, they're merely symptoms of the problems. >> something that he sort of kept secret for a few years and revealed only in 2012, that when he was shooting "the wire" and playing omar, he was leading a secret double life where he was also suffering a cocaine addiction and actually was living homeless in newark. i think he wants to make sure that peop

the videos garnered over a 1000000 views on youtube. so i, i think awareness makes it possible for people to make choices. i think we're fighting to be heard. i think we're fighting, get the word out. i think we're fighting against interest that want to see us fail as long as big so to spending money, they don't sleep that the campaign a fight against them can't sweep. meanwhile, 3000 miles away on the east coast. another activist has risen up and come to podium to tell of community unit being decimated and how the is a crisis in our community. and for me as a crisis, because i'm finding that i'm losing more people to sweets than i am to the streets . and i'm losing more people. took diet related issues than i am to the streets, to gun violence. this is an epidemic. and one that i'm deeply concerned about the already in his combat against this evil, reverent coats is not inhibited by the conventions associated with his calling. then this can of soda pop. right? there are 39 grams of sugar. 39 grams of sugar in one can know how many teas

this is an issue garnering attention from parent groups and community organizers. group holding a news conference as it started. >> we have to have mandatory vaccines in order to make sure that the schools are safe. >> reporter: during the night, school board meeting nearly every opportunity for public comment was dominated by students and parents wanting to voice their perspectives on mandatory shots. >> we have an opportunity to prevent and to stop the further spread of this disease. and we have to give our students an opportunity. >> i am opposed to vaccine mandates. vaccine mandates will not get rid of covid in the schools. vaccinated and unvaccinated can both get infected and transmit. >> reporter: in oakland, nbc bay area news. >> not just oakland considering the vaccine mandate. a small school district in the east bay is moving forward with its plan. tonight berkeley and teed mont unified also discuss vaccinations. nothing official yet from berkeley but teed mont gave the green light. they will now require all eligible student to be vaccinate. they have unti

. >> reporter: social media campaigns on tiktok targeted to gen-z garnering millions of views.hose who still haven't gotten the shot. do you feel like by setting these up, you're able to reach a whole different group of people? >> i don't think it's a whole different group of people. it's the same people. but having the availability by that beacon of light that they are familiar with, by the mcdonald's, i think that's how the traction came even more better. >> reporter: about an hour into yolanda's fourth vaccine event, a small but promising line begins to form. yolanda says the key is conversation. not confrontation. >> let me put it this way. it continued to try to make it comfortable for them to want to take the shot. not just, "you need to take why aren't you taking the shot?" come on, let's sit down, let's have a conversation. i know you're in the drive-thru, but can we continue this conversation? >> reporter: to maximize outreach, yolanda takes a multi-pronged approach. hanging banners. stuffing flyers in orders. alerting customers at the counter. did and in the drive-thr

chief meteorologist brooks garner here. he's watching these winds how how strong are they expected to be. yeah. not a huge wins tonight but still a strong enough things are so dry out there now and then too probably dropping down the teen. so. >> maybe gusting as high as 35 miles per hour overnight tonight across the mountain tops. so something to watch out for not extreme weather wind event. but still windy enough. should a fire gets started. it could move quickly over those mountains and looking out there right now. you've got those nice clear skies. we've had those offshore winds and very nice day tracking some of those winds in the north bay. you see those kicking a size 20 plus miles an hour. some stardust likely to develop as we head through the night tonight as the pressure grading going to kind of tighten up across the mountain tops. so red flag warnings going up. above a 1000 feet so above the napa valley up on the mountain tops there. you can see him run as well. going to see some gusty winds across that area. but

but not one person, not one, can name a person of color, male or female, black or brown, that has garneredtream media. not one. >> you've been at this for 14 years. why not give up if things haven't changed? >> we're not going to sit here and wait on someone else to carry the torch. we saw a problem, and in order to correct the problem, you have to be willing to provide a solution. so we identified the problem. so now we are working to help our families. we are working to help us find us. >> reporter: abc news reached out to the buckeye police department for comment. they told us investigators have maintained an open line of communication with mr. robinson and his private investigator. they also said they are utilizing every resource possible to locate daniel, including assistance from upon agencies and information provided by the public. they said they conducted four ground searches and three aerial searches. for now, daniel's parents hold on to hope that their son will be found. >> every time we end our phone calls, "i love you mama, we will talk later." i hang on to that. if he says we'

. >> reporter: years later, at harvard university, amanda's poe treat garners further recognition.t laureate of the united states. her work put on display here at the prestigious morgan library. when they said they wanted your work here among the greats, what was that moment like for you? >> that was amazing. and it was really the first time that anyone had said, hey, let's put your work kind of in historical context. and so to have it alongside people like mozart, my handwriting, it's a -- it's an incredible thing. >> you are still blazing such a trail. how do you present yourself in knowing that we are looked upon differently? >> i think what gets me up in the morning and so exciting is that there's going to be other young writers, pretty distinct from me, who are a blessing to the world because of it. >> amen do that. brave enough. brave enough. >> all right, friends. speaking of brave, we're going to be sharing our poems. but guess what? we have a surprise. let's give a drumroll, all right? amanda gorman. >> hi! >> whoa. >> they're looking surprised. >> they're very surprised.

. >> can house michelle garner and her 7 year-old daughter layla felt complete devastation where their home once stood. there is a fire to a fire hydrant every 500 feet here. >> i moved here. they reassured me that. oh, yeah, we've got to fire departments. there's a fire hydrant. every 500 so i just don't know why keep reading every excuse under the as to why they just watched it melted garage doors. blanketed the spot where the cars once part. >> the living room kitchen bathroom and bedrooms became one of a large area of broken glass bird shards of wood and mounds of rubble. all these here better >> in 7 months of each share. >> and she took it all in. michelle remembered, her home with her family as a place where they were happy for my flags were there the whole >> matt >> freight is michelle's neighbor across the street was grateful to come back to find the family home still standing. >> it's surely i really feel like it's more of an act of god. like my brother is sitting on top of the house and save my house or something. like i have no clue. >> and your brothers with yes. >> comin

there was a petition that went around and it garnered enough votes for us to get to this point in spendings and millions of dollars on this recall election. but the governor was able to survive in this is what he had to say about tonight's results. we said yes to science. we said yes to vaccines. >> they said yes to ending this pandemic. we said yes to people's right to vote without fear of. voter suppression. we said yes to women's fundamental constitutional right to decide for yourself. what she does with her body, her fate and future. we said yes to diversity. we said yes to inclusion. we said yes to pluralism. we said yes. all those things that we hold dear as californians and i would argue as americans economic justice, social justice racial justice, environmental justice. our values were california's mate so much progress, all of those things. we're on the ballot. this evening. >> well, the governor definitely appeared to be focused on getting right back to work shortly after those remarks. the governor left without taking any here in california. there has been more than 50 previous

but as soon as he saw the fact that he still garnered support that he was actual able to raise a significant amount of money, i think those calls got a lot quieter. you know, it's just very indicative of who trump is and something that they talked about as well was the language that he has created. so when he's at these rallies, when he's issuing statements. he is using the language that he wrote to connect with his supporters. and it still resonates. and it is a language that they miss and they want to hear more of. despite the audits, despite the results of the audits, they still want to hear those catch phrases from the president to be reassured that their actually still in the right, despite fact that is show their not. yamiche: and you said that the calls to really try to tamper down the rhetoric that led to january 6th have gottenuieter and they've also changed, you the of house leader kevin mccarthy who based on my reporting called the president angrily trying to get him to stop the january 6th insurrection. i'm wondering about whether former president trump has been attacking -- what

it is no surprise the governor was here today in the mission, garnering support, trying to win the vote from the latino community to defeat the latest recall ever. hoping to bank on the lot next vote, the governor posing for pictures seekers, volunteering to phone bank, and reach out to spanish-speaking voters with the recall election just days away. >> we do know how super important they are, specifically this one. >> reporter: the bigger turnout, the better for newsom as state democrats outnumber republicans 2 1. >> i'm very proud of the response we are receiving from the latino community. >> reporter: today, the mission language and vocational school became a makeshift phone bank. during the last year and a half, it has served for a food bank for many, especially those hit hard.

can really hear and see the wealth of emotion and see the wealth of emotion and support britney garneredthis entire episode. how much did that play a part do you think in the support for this case, and what we have seen today?— this case, and what we have seen today? this will britney sears seen today? this will britney spears delete _ seen today? this will britney spears delete maker- seen today? this will britney i spears delete maker movement has been going on for years. —— the free britney movement has been going on for years. there were questions about the extent to which britney spears had been controlled and even exploited. a lot of people have been campaigning notjust for been campaigning not just for her to been campaigning notjust for her to be freed from her conservatorship, but for the whole conservatorship system to be reformed, and they are absolutelyjubilant, they feel absolutely jubilant, they feel vindicated, absolutelyjubilant, they feel vindicated, and this is what the star has wanted. we haven't heard from her in court today, but in her last testimony she pleaded for

that's going to be the main challenge, is try to garner legitimacy, not just within the country, but also from neighboring countries. there's the chief negotiator of the west african body echo off that's a neighboring molly right now. it'll be interesting to see his reaction to the events unfolding and guinea. there hasn't been any reaction from seneca where we are, where there was a large diaspora from guinea and earlier on. the borders between senegal and guinea were closed off, nor has there been a reaction from going to be saw where there's been a. 3 lot of tension between president alpha con day and president mikey cell as well as president obama from guinea bit so and so they're watching very closely. and of course there was friends who are keeping a close watch on, on with a former colony. and they have an interest here. guinea may be one of the poor countries of the world. it's the wealthiest country in iron and or a mineral that's used in mobile phones, in cars and in all sorts of electronics. and at stake here is the, there was a well being of the get in people, but also th

of india and then we have a sword, chicken taco and outside the stadium, santa clara businesses garnered some extra revenue from out of towners using the game as an opportunity for an overnight getaway. where the night tonight at the. hi it but we haven't missed a home opener since levi opens. the game ended with a disappointing loss for 49 ers fans left 49ers lost their one point lead with just seconds left in the game. julie yeah, never leave aaron rodgers with too much time. it was a heartbreaker tonight, emma. thank you. well, crews are making progress on the fund fire burning in shasta county. cal fire says lighter winds and cooler weather is slowing down the flames as they move away now from populated areas north of the city of reading. 130 homes have been destroyed since the fire started four days ago. the fire has also burned more than 8500 acres. containment is now at 45% a woman is accused of starting that fire and has now been charged with arson. cooler weather also should help firefighters in the campy complex in sequoia national park, but firefighters say clearing skies unle

thousands of workers and impacting critical federal agencies during a pandemic, a measure aimed at garneringtisan support tomorrow. >> democrats don't want to shut down the government. republicans don't want to shut down the government. >> reporter: and with the treasury running out of money to pay the government's bills, a possible economic default looms october 18 if congress does not raise the federal debt limit. >> this would literally be a default of stupidity by our colleagues on the other sidofe . >> president is working the phones and twisting arms, hoping to save his legislative agenda ahead of next year's midterm election. >> we're obviously at a precarious and important time in these discussions. >> reporter: progressives are promising to sink mr. biden's key infrastructure bill tomorrow in the house if there's no deal on their priority: his massive $3.5 trillion social spending bill. standing in the way are two senate democrats, arizona's kyrsten sinema and west virginia's joe manchin, whom the president has negotiated with numerous times in recent days. >> i'm looking forward to

and it was love before another story garner and quite a lot of interest of a french authorities say there have on covered widespread fraud involving cobra health passes according to the country's health insurance fund. up to 270 medics are suspected of involvement of that number, just over half, being prosecuted on 36 post and passes. helping council people fall into have given a fake certificates are facing up to 5 years in prison, and fines of up to a 150000 bureau while anyone discovered carrying such a document could london cells 3 years in prison? let's say 45000 euro penalty. we spoke with bruno mega ban a doctor in parts. he said the intense pressure and metrics may have prompted some to been the law if it might be asleep with the introduction of health passes, mandatory vaccination of nursing stuff and the constellation of financial compensation for current of ours. there is a risk that a certain number of people who do not want to be the law tried to circumvented. unfortunately, just like in the general population, their own st. louis, medical workers who are trying to earn money

but the one who really garnered support was radio host larry elder. want to listen to his concession speech. >> ultimately i decided to run because i felt that i could do something about the crime. i could do something about the homelessness. i could do something about the fact that california has now hit $800,000 average price of a home. that's 150% above the national average. outrageous, because of the strang stranglehold the environmentalists have had over gavin newsom and over sacramento. >> so tell us why those messages resonated so much with conservatives in the state. >> i like to draw a parallel with bernie sanders. democrats in california, bernie sanders won the presidential primary in california. but, you know, national electable nationally and that t republicans would be able to raise a tremendous amount of money running against him and would be able to win the house and the senate and defeat him for the presidency but they really like what he would have to say. it's the same thing with larry elder, the base likes hearing what he has to say

and so my focus is really garnering the support that we need both technical and financial so that there's elections and i don't want my candidacy or anything else to get in the way. so molly comes 1st and we want to have that the taliban takeover in afghanistan has been welcomed by those who live in the group stronghold of kandahar al jazeera and gained exclusive access to the greater candle. have region in the south. ca heider is that greater guns the hall or region defined by common culture and history. richard gross started up on his dawn and conflicting every province, including his mind and his capitol, electric i got off until recently that he was at the end of operations. the us led coalition voted in the national all me some of the most intense fighting of the almost 20 wal vince, that dollar bar and earlier days that out at the remainder, strong board where the new dollar bon governor had a transition of paula moore, the him on the curate situation. thank god. in helmand is stable the entire population in which a had dean and standing with the taliban and welcoming. that's why th

the party garner just over 2 percent of the vote in the previous election and has no representatives in the state do, nor another contender in this election is the liberal, conservative civic platform. it was funded by 1000000000 me k, a proctor of before a behind the scenes bus stop saw him quit the party, support small and medium sized businesses and wants to see stronger domestic production instead of imports. civic platform has one seats in the current parliament, one less than one percent of the fortune 2016. something else to note, russia has invited election observers from dozens of countries who are visiting pulling stations in cities and towns across the world's largest nation. my colleague niel harvey has more another aspect to enter continuing special coverage of election 2021. while international observers dropped in on polling stations across the country, despite the numbers being restricted because of coven, 250 members were present this year. they represent more than 50 different countries and 10 different international organizations. and one of the observers shared wi

and of course, we're all watching very carefully how much the communist party, the compare will garner and we are already. we are seeing that over the last couple of years, how the results for the program in united russia party, i thought of slowly and gradually creeping up. so a couple of hours ago when i started tuning to follow be the 1st result was 38.8 percent for united russia. now as your report pointed out, it's more like 45 percent. so whereas the share for the communist party, the compare it being reduced. so clearly there is when you relation and sibling going on as we speak. and there will be probably a lot of bad happening overnight as well. and of course then you can also look at it a lot, how full or half empty situation whereby we should all send the brain be perhaps the success of the grand pain of the vine, a, of the opposition activist who is, would been in jail for 8 months in campaigning for the smart bolting whereby voters were encouraged to, to cross their for any party other than united russia. candidates have been those of united russia and create some of that

the party garnered just over 2 percent of the votes in the previous election and has no representatives in the state. duma. another contender in this election is the liberal, conservative, civic plus form. now it was funded by 1000000000 armico proctor of before an internal bust up saw him quit, the party sees it's support, small, medium sized businesses and wants to see stronger domestic production instead of imports. the civic platform has one seat in the current parliament on one close to one percent of the board in 2016. by the way, some reports of technical glitches on friday morning by the way. as regards the election, the online voting system was briefly out of action. it's not fully restored, not the only part from the crush. today, a pro opposition up called nevada only has been deleted from google play, an apple's up to. here's our t company rush, couple the app in question is somewhat an extension of nevada, his website and provides news about him or his organization, but this is not what's gotten it under the scrutiny. the app also has a section dedicated to so called smart

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