power facilities in the country. called plant scherer, it's located in juliette, georgia, and is majority owned by georgia power. each year it produces 3 1/2 million kilowatts of electricity. generating that power requires a lot of coal. over 1,200 tons of coal are burned every hour at plant scherer, and in 2010, that resulted in 2,200 tons of coal ash. and it's all dumped into a 750-acre unlined pond, meaning nothing prevents toxins from entering the groundwater. >> they built this plant an area where there's no public water access. everyone within a 5-mile radius and maybe even further, drinking on private well water. >> that includes donna and phil welch. when they built their home n 2001, they thought they were moving into an ideal countryside home. >> and we were so excited about moving to the country. um, fresh air, you know, kind of john denver-ish generation that we were from. and we were excited about bringing our children to the country. you know, building the home of our dreams. >> instead, like others in juliette, they got sick. >> several years after we moved in, i started developing some numbness i

comments on twitter and comments right here in the chief college page, if you will, to, towards, to georgia power. you are very welcome to jump into the comments section and you can be part of our conversation. we are particularly talking about a new film called black yellow rabbit. to get to you in a moment, go questions about that. i get straight to the top of the key to john. i'm thinking about you growing up as a youngster. and i grew up as a, a black break from the african diaspora, your son of the diaspora. some of the uganda in the asper more moments as a youngster. will you shoot me a way that you like the band? well, i was, um, i was raised in the jamaica community the only you got an family in on neighborhood . and um, the jamaicans had been there for some generations and they had different relationship. ready the country to what my parents side. so really and my friends and their families. i was already aware that, well, you've gone to an experience was different to one. most people in the country identified. right. i'm looking here at a picture of you as a youngster. this is about 10

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preparatory majority of the georgian people wants to see georgia as part of the european union and as part of the north-east practical military bloc, and such a poweroday, friends of georgia, please ask for a long time it will be able to, therefore . the georgian dream party, the georgian dream party, is actually a party that was actually founded by a guy you probably know, ivanishvili, a georgian oligarch closely connected to the kremlin. well, actually, they want to, well, they initiated impeachment of the president of georgia salometrobishvili, who, by the way, ruled to come to kyiv, she was not allowed to go to kyiv because there is a parliamentary presidential form of government . in italy itself, well, in those countries where the government is the ruling one. well, the president then only performs certain functions. but they won’t allow it to be done , and we can see what it leads to. it’s not a long pause. after that, we’ll make up economic summary of the week with oleksandr morshchivka ukraine-england on megogo in the selection for euro 2024 our national team needs to tame three lions turn on the match on september 9 at 19:00 cheer for the

already experienced inland coastal flooding and powerful winds, tearing down trees and power poles. and in georgia to continue to restore power and clear roads. back in florida, residents and business owners in cedar key also picking up the pieces from what's left after idalia. a process that those on the small coastal island say they aren't unfamiliar with, and one that the community always comes together for. >> as soon as you hear cat 3 and above, all of the community gets together. the boarding up happens. the library gets emptied, the museum. there is lots of prep. and all this can be rebuilt. >> reporter: back here in perry, alexis griffin says as far as actually stepping back into this house right now, she is actually afraid to do that. in the broader picture, the firm moody's analytics say their preliminary estimates show that the hurricane has done about 12 to $20 billion in damage and loss output to this region and they're still trying to figure out the damage. >> a lot of damage to be sure. brian todd, great work. thank you so much. >>> up next, they come without warning, and their atta

the storm in the state of georgia destroyed the power transmission lines. in many areas of iran, florida has created america and it has caused these areas to become too much for life , the governor of florida said that they still do not have electricity levels, at least 470 mass shootings have occurred in the united states in less than eight months, and this means a double increase in the number of murders a day has made people use bulletproof vests to bring real estate to dangerous places . south florida is the epicenter of road violence. many people would like to have something like this in the trunk of their car for the day. target market. you are, yes, specifically, in that american resident, what is the reason? women are now more aware of guns and security, and they are looking for a solution and take care of their family . it is talking about bulletproof clothing, which is found in america from all walks of life and the bible . we made a bullet proof for 16 that can prevent it it was used by mosli sapar, the drivers of internet taxis are among our cus

is one of the few district attorneys who has overseen a special purpose grand jury in georgia. >> their own powers are much broader than a regular grand jury's. >> reporter: while a special purpose grand jury doesn't issue indictments, it can be a useful tool for a prosecutor. >> the d.a. wanted it because she wanted to use the powers to subpoena people, to get evidence, documented evidence that she wouldn't otherwise have access to. special purpose grand jury would get her more information about specific details of the allegations that she was investigating. >> reporter: a special purpose grand jury was impaneled in may 2022. and after nearly seven months and 75 witnesses, they authored a report in december 2022 recommending indictments. the sprawling case has involved some of the biggest names in the trump orbit, as well as some local and state-level politicians, many of which you may have never even heard of. district attorney willis was considering charges under georgia's racketeer, influenced, and corrupt organizations act, referred to as rico. >> in practical terms, racketeering is a very po

the storm in georgia has destroyed power transmission lines . the cnn tv channel has reported widespread destruction in many areas of the state of florida and has made these areas very desperate for life, the governor of florida said. the effect of the dog storm on thousands of residents of this state is still in its infancy. a shooting in a shopping mall in austin, texas, usa , left at least two dead and wounded, one of whom was seriously injured. the archive of armed violence in the united states shows that more than 50 people are killed by firearms in this country every day . there are more than 12 firearms for every 10 people in the united states. condemned one of the former leaders and senior organizers of a group the proud boys were arrested in america on the charge of seditious conspiracy and crime in the sixth side attack on the us congress building . suspects related to the attack on the us congress have so far filed lawsuits against more than a thousand of its more extreme supporters who attacked the congress building two years ago in

the storm in georgia has destroyed power transmission lines. among the residents of this state, there is still no electricity, at least 150 injured as a result of the traditional ceremony of stone throwing in india. in this annual ceremony, which has been held in northern india for 300 years, the participants are divided into two groups and throw stones at each other. the participants of this ceremony believe by throwing a satisfaction stone obtains the ancient goddess, although in 2013, according to the ruling of the supreme court, fruits and flowers were supposed to be thrown instead of stones, but the fruit was thrown and in 2018, at least 200 participants were injured in iran and egypt regarding the sending of the first group of iranian tourists. for example, the authorities of cairo agreed to welcome the presence of iranian tourists and consider it a step to advance political relations . to see the report of the al-alam network about this, the lines and lines of these areas will become closer. the issue is due to the announcement of the fi

the storm in georgia has destroyed the power transmission lines. wide it has created in many areas of the state of florida and caused these areas to be very poor for life. the governor of florida said that due to the storm, hundreds of thousands of residents of the state are still without electricity. the james webb space telescope released images of the spiral vortex galaxy. let's take a look at a spiral galaxy at a distance of 27 million light years from earth. according to nasa, this galaxy, which is also known as christ 51, is one of the most famous objects in the night sky . this image was prepared by combining data from two instruments of the james webb space telescope and along with some details the hidden features in the games of this galaxy. this image well depicts the density of warm dust along the spiral arms of the vortex galaxy. inauguration of dozens of construction projects in different provinces in fars province with the presence of the minister of health, medicine and medical education . preparation of 66 construction projects in t

since georgia meloni swept to power as italy's first female prime minister, lgbt families have felt undere sex parents. this has left hundreds of children in legal limbo, like mauro and mauricio's twins. they were born in america through surrogacy — when a woman carries a pregnancy for another couple. something happened and we have to go to the hospital. we legally, we cannot take decision for them. we should call a judge. under the eye of italian law we have no relationships whatsoever with these children now. the ideological battle of the governments actually is damaging the children. and now the italian government is planning to make surrogacy a universal crime. that means that couples who go abroad to countries where it is legal could face a 1 euro million fine and up to two years in jail. so what is a universal crime? it's a crime so serious that it's prosecuted even if committed abroad, but that is normally human trafficking, paedophilia or war crimes. it feels odd that surrogacy, which is legal in many countries, would fall under this category. many people feel that this is about i

georgia. one of the cases if quibconvict there is no power pardon available. georgia already has a case there. 18 defendants strong. they are going to have only two trials. october 23, only two defendants in one trial. what do you make of what the lawyers are thinking tonight knowing that they will have advanced notice on everything else? >> look, you get a window into the logistics of getting a case to trial. and it was never going to be the case that they were going to try all 19 people in five weeks. that would have been ludicrous. so i think that all of the other 17 attorneys are watching how this plays out, how does the judge rule, you know, what deference -- not deference, but what space does he give to the prosecutors to argue their case and so on. those rulings will potentially have an impact of what happens the rest of the cases. but this is sort of a mess brewing when you have some this many defendants, that much law, that many witnesses. we're going to see a lot more confusion i think as this gets closer and closer. >> bput your defense cap on, micha

let's focus on georgia for a second because it is one of the cases were, if he is convicted, there is no pardon powernight, they already have a case there. 18 defendants drawn. they are going to have only two trials, only two defendants going on trial. what do you make of what the lawyers are thinking tonight knowing that they're going to have advanced notice and everything else? >> look, you get a window into the logistics of getting a case to trial, laura. and it was never going to be the case that they are going to try all 19 people in five weeks, that would've been ludicrous, totally absurd. so i think that all of the other 17 attorneys are watching how this plays out, how does the judge rule, what space does he give to the prosecutors to argue their case and so on? those rulings are going to potentially have an impact on what happens for the rest, but this is a sort of a mess brewing when you have this many defendants that much law, that many witnesses. we are going to see a lot more confusion, i think, as this gets closer and closer. >> put your defense cap on, michael, as well because every pr

georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger has said graham called him and asked him if you have the power to reject certain absentee ballots in georgia. for his part, graham says he committed no crime. >> i was totally surprised. yeah, because i thought i'm pretty clear that my phone call was to find out. what i should be doing as a senator. i never suggested anybody sit inside the election and every said go find those endeavors. it anything other than trying to find out how the mail-in balloting system worked. and i was really confused as to quite frankly. >> the grand jury also recommended charges against former u.s. senators kelly loeffler and david perdue, both who represented georgia at the time. they were not indicted either. prosecutors did charge the former president and 18 others under georgia's anti racketeering law. >> right when the time now is be at a live look outside from our sutro cam. one of those a beautiful overhead shots of san francisco downtown the bay in the background. we're on the cusp of the weekend. weekend's looking good. the weather has just been really kind o

lensky underscored the dangers of allowing rushes invasion to go on. challenge to the cons, power plants in real georgia booms, while russia is pushing the world through the final more, your brain is doing every thing to ensure that off the rocks and the grass and no one in the world will d, a to a tech, any nation that's so lensky accused russia of what the nice thing, energy, and food supply as a way of putting pressure on the world. he also use the word genocide to refer to the abduction of tens of thousands of ukraine in children world. we have to stop it . we must act united, do they feed the aggressor and focus on our capabilities and energy. on addressing these challenges, so lensky took to the world stage at a sensitive time and his country's campaign to maintain the momentum of international support for twice a year and a half. after moscow started the war. ukrainian forces are 3 months into a counter offensive that has not gone as fast or as well as initially helped. shortly before sa lensky made his speech ukrainian official, a set 9 people had been killed in several russian attacks. on the w

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the rico charges, in georgia, are different than rico in other states. >> absolutely. it is a more powerfulay that it casts a wide enough net to allow people to come in as i noted, the prosecutor said evidence against all is evidence against one. evidence against one is evidence against all. even though you and i may have been in different places at the same time or different times, if we're working together toward that common enterprise of overturning the election results, we both have -- we're both criminally liable for and guilty of rico. and that's why it is such an important tool. that is also why, jose, you'll start seeing people peeling off from trump's side. you'll start seeing people say, i need to cut a deal to save myself because if i'm stuck in this rico conspiracy and what kenneth chesebro does and donald trump does is just as bad as what i was doing, i don't want to be part of the bigger fish stuff. >> and how you peel away if you're one of those people is going to be fascinating to see. garrett, i understand the former president has already reacted? >> that's right. he posted

really estimates of the damage in florida in georgia or between $12.00 and $20000000000.00. power is slowly being restored to the hundreds of thousands of separate outages. at least 3 people died in storm related incidents in the us and 2 were killed in cuba. panama us government has launched a new campaign to try and stem the flow of migrants through one of the most dangerous places in the world. the darien gap record numbers of people are trying to cross the difficult jungle terrain or drug traffickers also operate. panama says it is struggling to process the influx of people. alexandra rand, pnc reports from the down from darian province. another day, another record number of arrival set this migrant center on the edge of the diarrhea and jungle are exhausted. men, women and children get in line to get registered by pennsylvania and they've tories most of the come from venezuela, haiti, or cuba. others have travelled from us far away as train and so then hoping to reach the united states. some can barely stand after suffering injuries in their treacherous journey. those with the $

georgia. cnn reported that iran's storm has destroyed power transmission lines in many parts of the state of florida and caused life to be very disappointing. the governor of florida said that hundreds of thousands of niyat residents still have no electricity due to the storm. the prime minister of japan asked the minister of fisheries this is about countries calling fukushima's wastewater contaminated, he should apologize and take back his position. the japanese minister had called the radioactive water cleared from the fukushima nuclear power plant contaminated, which caused the japanese prime minister to order to apologize and retract his statements. the ocean started on thursday of last week in the morning. they say that this action of japan has so far led to negative reactions from many countries, including china, north korea, and hong kong. in south korea, the authorities did not react negatively to this issue. the people protested in the elections. some set up countries, including china and hong kong, have suspended the import of marine products from the womb. a knowledge-based company has lo

utility crews are working to restore power to more than 100,000 customers, who are still without power across georgia, and florida. nbc news correspondent guad venegas in hard-hit showers hue beach florida and is covering the storm all week. every single day we find out about places that have been totally devastated by all of this. what are you seeing on horseshoe beach? >> reporter: i'm seeing the cleanup process is happening here and by the way, it started raining about a half an hour ago, you can imagine how that is going to complicate that cleanup. and we have structures like the one behind me, and what used to be a structure, that was completely destroyed, one on this side, and then on this side, we have used to be another structure and the cinder blocks were blown away. you can see power lines here. they're down this. pole that is still sort of standing, and the power company has been working to restore power and make all of the necessary repairs, but you've got miles of damage like this, coming into horseshoe beach, and this is just an example of what we have seen all across the coast, the mos

power. following the storm on wednesday, dahlia then moved north to drench georgia and the caroline's. i'm confident because i can't imagine, or congress say we're not going to help. they're going to be fights about things don't relate to this, trying to connect this to other money or not, you know, but i think we will get through it and i just can't imagine people saying, no, they're not going to help. that's enough from how did you a cache who has more from washington dc, president biden spend his time in florida, touring the damage from the hurricane by helicopter, and also on foot and meeting with people who lost their homes and meeting with 1st responders. but much of the headlines of the day went to something that the president didn't do, and that is he did not meet face to face with florida as governor rhonda sanchez, apparently due to a snob on de santis, has parts biden had told reporters on friday that he was going to meet with the florida governor, but that was quickly contradicted by the santas spokes person. this is a departure from history where normally leaders even from

florida in the big bend, still some people without power. 67,000 households still without power, 10,000 in georgiata area. we have 70% of remaining hurricane activity ahead of us, that is statistically speaking. the atlantic ocean basin is well above average. really active outlook right now. you see that disturbance off the coast of africa. this is where we typically see stuff develop this time of year, that has a 70% chance of development and it will move to the west potentially something we will be tracking closer to the us, ten days from now. too early to say, nobody needs to worry about something to watch. we have idalia so out near bermuda with big swells for the atlantic seaboard, the unofficial end of summer this weekend, so many people at these beaches with high rep current threat from florida all the way to areas of long island, be careful across the beaches and people want to go to those beaches because it is really hot. we have some are really hanging on. fargo 94 °, tomorrow the heat begins to spill towards the east coast, 90 tomorrow in new york, 92 towards rally, the heat holds with

to the exact kind of georgia voters that georgia republicans need to consistently win to maintain their electoral fortunes and control the state and retain power for themselves. which is how politicians tend to think and usually do. so with all that context, brian kemp came out and answered the question, at least for now, of what georgia republicans would do about fani willis by effectively telling donald trump to take a hike. >> up to this point i have not seen any evidence that d. a. willis's actions or lack thereof warrant action by the prosecuting attorney oversight commission. a special session of the general assembly to and run around this law is not feasible, and ultimately proved to be unconstitutional. the bottom line is that in the state of georgia, as long as i am governor, we're going to follow the law and the constitution. regardless of who it helps or harms politically. and in georgia we will not be engaging in political theater that only inflames the emotions of the moment. >> tanya miller served as a prosecutor in the fulton county district attorney's office aside alongside fani willis. she is now political reporter for the atl

georgia. it's been 2 years now since beyond large military sees power and begin it's violent crackdown as him is still struggling to come up with the united response to that. can we expect to see any progress there? exactly targeted. so looks like got the leaders in miramar do not pay any respects to that. a 5 to 10 point consensus that the other one has foreseen results is conflict. and also the unit to you inside of them isn't a fully there as some of the country. for instance, indonesia. i would like to have it's a 2 things i think, to look out for on the summit is the countries of thailand and come body a thailand which is just most away from approval to tell the government and cambodia, which is a still barrier, has still a government that is very close to the military, but has a new prime minister holding on that. who's the is, is 1st, i'll be on somebody to your and he said yesterday that he wants to push forward that piece consensus in your marks. so we'll have to wait and see a to what extent these new political dynamics and those 2 countries will shift things within all the, all. th

are those alleged activities, like this infamous letter he tried to use to abuse power and pressure georgia, would that somehow be more blurred with his actual, say, noncoup job activities? than the same claim for mr. meadows who lost? that's the broader question. the broader issue is what we're seeing, the goalpost, a very understandable thing, kind of well worn political cliche, but underneath that is this deeper question of how we went from mitch mcconnell to an insurrection and the whole republican party claiming outside a few maga hard cores this was a bad thing to now both in public life, the rnc and new filings in court, very serious people who were part of the effort to regain power for trump and their colleagues quite literally saying outloud or under oath, this is all part of their jobs, this is part of the federal government this is part of what they call legitimate activities, be that by the citizenry discourse or by the government officials. is there something wrong with this picture? and sometimes we ask the big questions around here and other times we ask questions that you c

georgia. because you understand the power of imagery. we were showing this at the top of the show.e in the courtroom. you could see the judge. you can see the lawyers. you can experience what's going to happen, and you know, whether that gives you california o.j. vibes. it's a lot more than what you see in the jack smith federal case. what do you think this will do to our understanding? >> so what happened in georgia today? i spent all my day getting ready for you. no, i don't know what you're talking about. >> they held a hearing. >> okay. >> they ruled that two of the trump defendants who wanted to split had to be tried together. my question, is does it matter americans will see these play out on tv in. >> yeah, it will probably help trump. first of all, i concede to no man by hatred for donald trump. i think i established this better than anybody. i was the only one who was saying he would never leave office voluntarily when everyone else was laughing at me. every democratic politician. ha ha ha. well, okay. you smoked too much pot bill. turned out i smoked just the right amount

baseless claims of election fraud, the pressure campaign on georgia officials to find votes, the conspiratorial behavior to keep trump in power, he says all of that, was quote part of my role as in his role. and he doesn't think anything he did including overtly political campaign activities wus outside his scope as chief of staff. they may sound outlandish to, even laughable but it does tell you a heck of lot was going on inside the white house at that time. meadows himself acknowledged he helped coordinate the fake elector scheme for trump's campaign because trump might yell at him if he didn't. that's literally what he said. here's the thing, the job of white house chief of staff is their job is to tell the truth hard truth tuesday the president and sometimes you get ill-ed at. a chief of that is a card core conservative but also a protector of the constitution. that's a pretty big warning sign that a second trump term could be far worse. author chris whipple wrote this in "the new york times," quote, for mr. meadows his place in history is secure as a primary enabler of a president who tried to overthrow democracy, but hi

georgia tonight. >> reporter: tonight, after slamming ashore as a powerful category 3 hurricane, idalia now bringing the threat of rip currents up the east coast. this, as we're seeing the scope of destruction where idalia made landfall, in the big bend of florida. our victor oquendo is in keaton beach. >> hurricane idalia made landfall right here in keaton beach, and she left her mark. you saw that house. there's all this debris going down the street. it does look like some heavy machinery has arrived. but by the looks of things, they're going to need all the help they can get. >> maybe it is. maybe that's my carport. >> reporter: carol ann forte showing victor the damage to her home. >> how hard was it for you when you returned home and saw it like this? >> well, it was hard. i've been through worse down here. and i survived that. so i'll survive. we'll survive this. >> reporter: idalia cutting across georgia and hugging the carolina coast. across the storm zone, especially here in southern georgia, there are trees like this big sweetgum that are down all over the place, at the very least, blockin

georgia. >> mr. power, good to see you again. i want to continue a dialogue you and i had about fed now. i also want to continue voicing my concern that this product is a solution to a problem that the private sector is already addressing. the rtv network is already capable of instant settlement with a much greater degree of connectivity and fed now will have at lunch or in years to come. my concern is also that the fed has an undeniable advantage over the private sector as they can clear transactions through fed master accounts. the fed already has options to extend the operation from a national settlement security or national settlement service. the first question is why not respond to industry demands by improving existing services instead of launching a new one that can compete with private industry? >> as you may remember we surveyed all of the banks and not just a large banks who set up rtv. overwhelmingly the smaller banks wanted us to set up fed now. this was a very overwhelming view among smaller banks. they wanted a federal alternative to rtp. i would agree it is not a reason t

the dune revolution, now they are focused on not only bringing saakashvili to power, but creating anti-russia from georgialvet revolutions in territory of the post-soviet space, but we should not exclude that events in this region are extremely interesting for the british, interesting for the americans, they are ready to invest significant resources there in order to rock society, how to resist this, well, of course, any revolution is necessary , any of these attempts should be nipped in the bud. not to give the opportunity to non- soros foundations, which actually carried out the bart revolution, not to give the opportunity to work to non-governmental organizations, but to stop these activities, because they are all aimed not at the interests of georgians, not at the interests of representatives - countries of the post-soviet space, they are all interested solely in making money from this region, yes, making money from... but the geopolitical position of this country, lay some pipelines, pump oil from the caspian sea to europe, and profit from this too, and for us, belarus, as members of the cis, as a re

, this moscow creature is actually making a bloody sacrifice in order for their power to exist, they start a war in georgiaing belarus they began a large-scale invasion of ukraine in the 22nd war, in particular in the 14th year, it turns out that putin wanted to go down in history like peter and how the land is collected. to the german ethics of philosophy, what are we talking about? this is this creature raised on an ibis wagon and forced to learn the russian language with the help of tanks in east germany , what are we talking about? an absolutely hideous monster that will finish well er, with a huge minus sign, so he got into history already, so he got into the history of many peoples and many countries , he got into textbooks, but he got a huge minus sign, and this sign will not fix anyone, he will not come out of the war with ukraine in white gloves, he already smeared with this matter with such emptyings let's say that they do not wash away from it, this is a person with a physical physiological disappearance of which awaits a huge number of peoples of countries because this is the problem in europe

the pressure campaign on georgia officials to find votes. the conspiracy -- trump in power.ys all of that was quote, part of my role. and he doesn't think anything he did including overtly political campaign activities was outside of his scope as chief of staff. that may all sound pretty outlandish to you. understandable ferraz. even laughable. but it tells you a heck of a lot about what's happening inside the white house at that time. meadows himself acknowledged that he helped coordinate the fake electors scheme for trump's campaign. because trump might yell at him if he didn't. that's literally what he said. here is the thing, the job of the white house chief of staff is to have tough conversations. i've worked for six of them, i can promise you that. it's their job to tell the hard truth to the president. and sometimes that means you get yelled. that meadows was supposed to be a chief of staff that was a hard-core six conservative. but also a protector of the constitution. if meadows can show this blind allegiance it's a pretty big warning sign that a second trump term w

russia or including all sorts of trade or energy and for the for the joint nuclear power project as well. the analyst at georgia assembly when he told us that hungry is basically one of the only european countries with a back phone, routinely opposing e u at native policies on a home ross, if key issues when it comes to foreign policy, hunger is ready, blaze the trail i mean, it's just done, it's its own thing. it's a continued quite active economic relations with russia. if it's getting gas is getting oil from russia, it's uh, go up raging on a nuclear energy and about, oh or bonus said that this war in ukraine is absolutely insane. it's a destructive, it needs to come to an end immediately. that needs to be a ceasefire. immediately on this, this immediately, and that he's not going to take, bothering any activity of uh, transporting weapons into your grades. so that's obviously very different from the e. u. nato also the same, but it also was, you know, the bad. busy i, some years ago, during the microns crisis, when you know, every european country was supposed to pay for on gillum knuckles foolish decision

nearest destabilization and riots, the ultimate goal of which is a change of power by violent means, we are talking about georgialonger news for us, because it has already passed. let's say one day, and the news already er fades away and becomes obsolete . as for this news, i will tell you that everything is quite simple here, on the one hand, in georgia they understand that in the near future, they can not give the status of a candidate, and accordingly, the authorities of georgia have decided whether they will try to make sure that they pass , so that they will pass the dream organized by the pretender . i think information in order for the information to win the sanctions against skaladze airport is a former prosecutor against whom the sanctions of the joint headquarters have been issued and in general he is a sufficiently influential person here so much that the national bank has announced that sanctions will be applied to our citizens only on the court's request that the 2 -month crisis of the president of the national bank was released uhfilmy resignation. sweets, they will not fulfill the order of the nat

in georgia, fierce winds brought down trees and power lines.ncy disaster declaration from florida. he estimated repairs could cost $20 billion. you can help people affected by hurricane idalia, donate to red cross.org, to help people recover. dan: they need some help. terrible damage. let's turn our attention to our weather. ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: a bit of everything. let's look at live doppler 7. there is a trough developing, a cold front coming through, a few sprinkles showing up around ukiah. they will drop off more areas, low 60's to mid 70's, below average. that trough will being showers to parts of northern california on the sierra. we will get drizzle tomorrow morning but as the trough lingers, here in the bay area may be a shower or two, look at the totals around reading and susanville by saturday evening we are talking about three quarters of an inch, possibly up to an inch. accuweather 7-day forecast, cooler than average heading into the holiday weekend. may be a few drops monod a game changer. it will warm up a few degr

we're relying on power lines and and a storm comes through, in georgia we've had a lot of storms in thethout power -- i've gone without power several times. people buy generators, their getting their stove and water heater put on gas. pete: do it while you can. rachel: exactly. all right. well, tomorrow on "fox & friends" congressman toni think gonzalez joins us after giving elon musk a tour of the border crisis. why he says texans feel abandoned. pete: plus, maria bartiromo stops by, and it's our annual "fox & friends" fall festival. stew leonard jr. sevens up his favorite autumn dishes. rachel: yeah. we won't have to order breakfast tomorrow. we're going to have stew cooking for us. joey: but first on this show, we're highlighting two amazing organizations that are going to be on here with us next. stay tuned. nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was bare

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