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ominous anomaly, the migration of the same houses from street to street, on municipal and public lands of the settlement, which are suddenly sold under the hammerare registered as a capital structure, in you know, in you know, of course, but in fact this is nif-nif's house, but if you spit on it, it will fall apart, i am outraged by the fact that they sold land on the territory, which they have no right to sell, everything has been sold, right down to the former garbage dump and the playground, we priced it at five hundred square meters right above the city sewer pipe, 1,650, how is it owned ? the purchase and sale documents were bought in the administration, first the land was rented, then houses were built to buy the land, the seller does not hesitate to describe all the stages of the scam with the withdrawal of land, it turned out that he was foisting on us a quarter of a former large plot, which was entirely leased at auction for 618,000, a tenfold profit on an empty place, the moment of truth the door to... one of the pig houses turned out to be open nasichi, let's see what's inside, god, it really shakes from the slightest touch, how can

ordered it, and i don't believe you, your problem, you're wrong, mikhail iyurovich, there's a hammer in this house, why, we know why, this won't happen, aleksandr sevidich, why, well, let's go! i see him, he's here, well, don't keep me in suspense, it's oleg, i can't see his face, he's wearing a mask, a gas mask. something's wrong, aleksandr semyonovich, something's wrong, what's wrong, i don't understand, i don't know, bye, diplomat, face me, face me! hands, hands, why are you such a nervous piece of trash, show me the goods, it's normal. normal, a lot i managed to chat, i'm not talkative, you recognize my voice, and you, no, well, you're a deer, sasha. good old woman, get out, that's it, that's it, that's it, that's it, that's it, that's it, and why do you call him uncle misha? well, how is it, how is it? mikhail yuryevich? he doesn't seem to mind? well , why don't you mind? well, mom, not mommy. and by the way, he's inviting us to moscow. oh, come on, really? don't make things up. i'm not making things up. hello. i don't understand, but in my opinion, everything is clear from it. you think, yes

near moscow watch with amazement the migration of the same houses across municipal and public lands. anomalies plots invariably go under the hammeret the houses were transported here behind the fir trees to a parallel street, a house appears that is built in half a day, these houses are registered as a capital structure, in the know, in the know, of course, but in fact this is a house of nif-nif, well if you spit on it, it will fall apart, everything has been sold, right down to the former garbage dump and the playground, we also put a price on five hundred square meters right above the sewer pipe 1,650. property in what way? so they bought and sold in the administration, first they rented the land, then built houses to buy the land? the seller swears it's legal, in fact he's foisting off a quarter of the former municipal plot, which had previously been entirely leased at auction for 618,000. activists are sure it's a criminal scheme. special people come to these auctions prepared, they regularly win these auctions, after that... the administration, according to the terms of the contract, the residential building is supposedly bu

i can do everything, you really build a house with your own hands, yes, yes, i can look at the photo, listen, a hammereverything is right in your hands, you do it with such a smile, apparently with pleasure, well, this is a house for children, yes, this is your home, a house for your family, i put all my efforts into it, like all my resources, what funds do you use to do this, since you don't work? on benefits children are retired, here is mom, grandma helps a lot. svetlana nikolaevna, tell me why your daughter here today, is careless about her appearance, and there is no time to really, well, she goes to the closet, opens it, grabs something on the lit, and so everything, you know, they treat it carelessly, well, maybe it is still that there are no funds somehow, and there are no funds either, yes, where do you, natalya, get the funds to... here is something from the closet that fell on you, yes, yes, yes, that fell, and a lot of clothes are given to us, sometimes, you know, god sends me trash, things, but i'm walking past, let's say there's a bag, i'll take it, i think, well, i need to look, i bring

the parties escalated into a mass brawl right in front of the malyshevs' house, their entry went and reinforcement, and a hammerd an unidentified object, outwardly similar to a firearm. during the scuffle , both companies were injured, judging by the footage of this video , kulyakov's common-law wife got it, which he regularly and hysterically shouted about. however , kulikov was not provided with video evidence of the blow itself, here is a man bleeding from the malyshevs' house, who was shot right during the filming head, a seventy-year-old grandfather was also injured by the impact of the reinforcement, as a result , four family members at once. sought medical help, for the businessman this brawl seems to be a usual thing, the man had been convicted several times, therefore he probably fled the scene of the crime, fsb officers detained him 2 months later, on september 11 at his common-law wife's mother's, there law enforcement officers saw tattoos in the form of stars on the suspect's body, which indicates his involvement in the criminal world. fsb officers established that members of the ethnic criminal gro

house. they have been hammered. their lives will never be the same.essman thanks for joining us and for your service to america. >> thank you. >> more interviews about what specifically her record is. >> feel like she doesn't really have a political stance on a lot of things. she's just trying to seem like a friendly candidate to everyone to try and get people. >> i haven't heard much on education, on housing, and a lot of other crisis that are happening in america, so i guess i'm really just waiting to hear what else she has to comment on. >> i don't know if there will be a huge difference necessarily but i think there needs to be more transparency with the american people. >> all i've heard were abortion and women rights and things like that. just want to know where i stand. liz: that was fox digital speaking to college students at kent university in milwaukee, wisconsin about the kamala campaign. how they think she would lead. let's bring in former treasury secretary for public affairs, monica crowley. so monica, people still don't know what she st

she is responsible not only for the comfort in the house, but for screwing in light bulbs, hammeringn mother, yes, because considering dad's schedule and how hard and difficult it is sometimes, working days pass, in most cases he comes home from work tired, colleagues call madyanov one of the most faithful husbands in the acting environment, by his own example, he refuted the prevailing opinion about the frivolity of actors in life turned out to be a complete antipode of his heroes in the cinema, for example, the character from the mostgaz series, the director theater, which skillfully uses its position and deceives women, you knew all this, why then am i with me, my dear, as far as i understand, we have some kind of feeling with you, don't we? well, do you really not love me anymore, he's a little man, a little man, and such people, they are still quite solid and they don't hang around here and there, when he decided, found, took, carried home, put on his shoulder, sat down, said, put a ring on, said, wife, that's it, that means, that's who he is, eh, roman sergeyevich, a wonderful

planning on housing and mike immediate herrera of -- medler of century 21 on and dropping 36 mortgage rate and less than a week after fed cut interest rates is also a possible sort of sledge hammersing market. what does that do for home depot? >> over 75% of the house asking over 25 in age and these people are to home depot and home depot itself is going to continue to, you know, turn the corner and what the fed did by a 50 basis point cut is getting all the home buyers out of suspended animation and done 25 and now 50 and getting movement in the real estate market and seeing that it'll unlock the 33 trillion of homeowner equity and benefits home depot and costco and rates come down, relief as well as mortgage and helock prices. liz: thank you for joining us, robert. >> great to be here. liz: the third straight record close for the blue chips and s&p 500 closing at all time heim. tomorrow, the financials did really well. we were watching over the past several months and we've got former tv ameritrade ceo joe at a game and how they'll do in dropping rates and that's it for us. kudlow is next. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow.

everything, they wanted to make a cutlet out of me, naturally, with a hammer for cutlets, a man attacked me right in the yard of my houset me on the leg about 15 times, it was such an obvious, typical, characteristic bandit greeting from putin, even lithuanian president nauseda was in a hurry then, putin, i want to say, no one is afraid of you here, and this is footage of an attack on the wife of an employee of an extremist organization fbk maxim mironov, the robber himself films the surveillance of the victim and the beating, i stand up for you. and in this case , moscow was blamed for everything, as in the story of the provocation against the director, banned fbk agent extremist ivan zhdanov, who was pelted with eggs in geneva. putin thinks that he is such some kind of two solid men, pumped up, who throw eggs, he thinks that he will achieve something. in order to stay in the spotlight, they did not shout about the russian president every time, but a real information bomb exploded when they themselves extremists from the banned fbk, through the mouth of foreign agent maria pevchik, stated that all these attacks were or

house press secretary courage is on pierre is also sticking to the white house press briefing is underway, and reporters are hammering her with questions about the imminent ground operation that we hear is algae 0. i have confirmed is likely to take place on monday evening and still she is really saying, but she will have no conversations about that. only that israel has a right to defend itself in the eyes of the united states, and according to the president, they are in a tough neighborhood. they being israel. and with regard to the ground operation, she says that a does the belief of the united states that there is a need to get to a place where a cease fire can be discussed as well as a diplomatic resolution. and that there is a need for those conversations, but again, algebra confirming, but in fact uh, the united states is aware that there will be a limited round raid into 11 on a monday evening along. so that to that is really, residents eventually can return to their homes in the north. the idea being that there can in fact be some sort of a buffer zone created just inside the lebanese border. what we underst

inflation has hammered people at the grocery store fueling their cars, their housing costs, and looknce. but every state has become a border state. we just had another case of illegal immigrants committing serious crime in our state and that has happened repeatedly part and then the fentanyl crisis is touching everybody all over this country. last year the united states lost 108,000 americans. number one leading cause of death of 18 -- 45 -year-olds and it's really impacted our state. i am talking the issues that matter. senator baldwin does doesn't really campaign for a very hardt all. that momentum is in our direction. wisconsin is it. everybody knows it. biden and harris is spent more time here. president trump had a great day yesterday in wausau. it's really good on how things are moving. bryan: wisconsin, president biden one that stated 2020 by about 21000 votes for just a razor thin here generally the national republican senatorial committee the chair, jason said this past week he is very concerned about these senate races and the fact republican such as your self are not getti

many believe that if you touch his hammer, or even better, rub it, then professional success will not keep you waiting. where is the street where this housethis house has not survived to this day, but it was located somewhere in this area. on count tolstoy street in... it was he who was one of the first to apply plaster bandage and suggested progressive methods of treating cholera. and, by the way, the author of the old man khatabych, lazar lagin, aka ginsburg, spent his first year of life here. listen, maybe it’s not for nothing that there is a rumor that vitebsk is a place of power for creative people. the city attracts nuggets like a neodymium magnet. and also in this city. cupid shoots accurately, many met their soulmates in vitebsk, for example, the prima donna of the russian stage ala borisovna and maxim galkin, and this is kirovsky. a funny story is connected with the bridge: after the war, it was very long restored, naturally, this situation was taken up by local journalists, they assumed that the bas-reliefs, which are very reminiscent of snails, symbolize the long-term construction. rhinestones, it is clear that pushkin is respe

in 2007, when a hotel was being built nearby, the house was also bursting at the seams, it was almost declared unsafe, but they saved it, they hammeredes and strengthened the foundation, concreted the basement windows, those load-bearing walls that crawled during construction in 2007, they were stopped. will connect the area of ​​​​the eastern sokolnicheskaya large circle metro lines. parking in moscow can now be paid for through blitz applications. this is a lightweight version of an existing service. to use it, you need to point the camera at the qr code on the information brush. the application starts instantly, does not require installation and has only a basic set of functions. in moscow has launched a program to modernize schools. the main objective is to create conditions for... effective learning, development and communication. how is the capital's education system changing and what is the concept of a full-day school? irina kaklyugina, head of the city's education and science department, told our program in an interview. hello, irina aleksandrovna. good afternoon. this year, the first publications updated under the my school

the speaker of the house had her home broken into by man wielding a hammer and use that to fracture thes something that trump has been joking about. and it's just incredibly toxic. and so i just feel like, i know that this does not need to be said, but violence is not politics. once you are talking about committing violence, you are no longer talking about politics. you are committing a crime and that's all it is. and anyone who jokes about our minimizes or talks about the inevitability of violence attached to our political system is full of it. all its anti-american, it has to stop. and it's super dangerous for everyone involved. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: that is one thing to be anxious about. we recently had an op-ed in "the new york times" and potentially like the title was that says rachel maddow, what worries me most about election night, and thank you for another thing to worry about. my anxiety levels were running low. i will bite, add to my nightmares, what you worried about?& >> rachel: i feel like my stock in trade, every time i talk to you is people say we are in an u

being said from the white house on this the from the white house and the state department and the pens again. there are 5 points that are being hammered time, fastly, but the us was not involved. they weren't informed ahead of time about this operation, but that's still gathering information. they want to avoid escalation in the region and they want a diplomatic resolution to all that's going on in the middle east, right. but i'm also going to do a little bit further in his statement when he said, obviously it doesn't take much guesswork. who's the most likely culprits? who would be in terms of doing this, but he wouldn't go much, much further than that. beyond that, we have the wider context, same as hawk sting, the middle east envoy. it was in israel just on monday, pleading with israel not to escalate what we got beyond so today, just another sign of how powerless the by the administration has chosen to be in these conflicts in lebanon and in gaza during the published. and that's difficult thing is we ever were reported here for ox, your school. but rock roe v 2 is someone who is very much someone who's who communicates what the is

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house and help you with your handywork. me, i like to use it for dating. [ laughter ] 'cause listen -- if you got a strong back and a a hammer with the tv, okay? [ laughter and applause ] every time he'd drill a hole, i'm like, "ooh, miguel." [ laughter ] his name is jeff, and he's british, and he told me, he said, "brandi, you keep calling my phone after midnight. i got a family." and i said, "i don't care, jeff. i got portraits and they need to be nailed, okay?" but, no, i know that dating's hard. i know a lot of great men -- have so many great men in my life, and they are successful, charismatic, and they are stuck in the friendzone 'cause they should be taller. you hear what i'm saying? they should really be taller. [ cheers ] they need to grow up. them need to grow up. they always like, "help me!" i'm like, "you gotta grow, baby. you gotta grow." personality does not equal inches. [ light laughter ] but if you think about it, the dating standards are so much harder for men now. 100 years ago you didn't have to have all of these things that men have to have. 100 years ago all you had to have was a cow, that's it. [ laugh

benjamin netanyahu did this all the time when i was in the white house because all negotiators would, for hours, dozens of hours hammers that benjamin netanyahu would come in and not abide by and the talks would collapse and he would try to bring the palestinians. that was his approach to every negotiation with the palestinians during his entire career in politics. i think this is putting too many of us about the demonstration is they don't call this out. on background, we see senior administration officials complaining but you don't hear joe biden and tony began coming out and signing that benjamin anyahis an impediment to getting a deal done, which ld put essure on him in israel. rising the biggest pressure on benjamin netanyahu politically has come from the families of the hostages, who want to prioritize their loved ones over benjamin netanyahu's pocal srvival. they could be calling this out. one of the othengs tht could be doing is exerting u.s. leverage. when joe biden called benjamin netanyahu after the strike that killed world central kitchen workers and threatened to cut off some assistance if they didn't ope

hammer out the deal. nbc bay area's velena jones explains what comes next and why some are not convinced. food and housing here during a news conference today, city leaders in the community celebrated the official sale of the city's $105 million portion of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. it's expected to lead to a multi-billion dollar development. mayor sheng thao says it also means the city will not have to trigger their contingency budget, avoiding critical cuts, including to public safety. the truth of the matter is we are working together and the city has got the money in the bank, so you don't need to worry about the money. the initial agreement called for $50 million by the september 1st deadline. according to the mayor, the city has received 5 million, adding that the agreement allows for a 20 day grace period to receive the remaining funding. the mayor calls the deal a historic move. i do believe that this is the catalyst that we need to create a stronger economy in oakland, so we can provide more services. that means we're going to be able to get new monies, n

houses. how is adding $25,000 to people who may not even be qualified going to fix that. so i think that's the kind of thing that trumps he's is going to the need to hammerer her on and really make her own her policies. cheryl: the wall street journal wrote an opinion piece, how not to make housing ayou fordable. kamala harris -- affordable, kamala harris' failed example. very interesting. let's talk about the youth in this country. we're hearing on the hot button issues ahead of the debate and in general the 2024 election. fox news digital asked college students across america their top concerns. watch this. >> domestically i would say definitely inflation and rent prices. the housing crisis is something that i think the biden administration didn't really tackle nearly enough. >> it's just concerning, like the wars that's going on over the oceans and the inflation taking place since joe biden was in office. those are the two main issues. cheryl: they say they don't support an electric vehicle mandate, something harris has supported in the past. >> i mean, we can't y you affod it. >> i don't know why they want to do that. pollution is not that big of a pro

started joking again about the man who broke into the home of former house speaker nancy pelosi and smashed her husband in the head with a hammer. fracturing his skull. he has put that back in his repertoire as things he tells jokes about now. now, he is doing that. on saturday, he made a promise d to a rally in wisconsin that when he gets back in office and starts mass deportations of millions of people, he said, quote, getting them out will be a bloody story. later that same night, he said in writing, that when he's back in office, there are going to be, quote, long term prison sentences for his political enemies who said, quote, are going to be prosecuted at levels unfortunately never seen before in our country and who is going to be subject to the long prison sentences? quite the list. quote, lawyers, political operatives, donors, illegal voters, and corrupt election officials. so among the people he's now targeting for long prison sentences are people who run elections and people who donate money to candidates? yeah, everybody. everybody is going to prison if he gets back in. he put that in writing. in the last couple week

john carney, i think he hammered hard, but i'll ask you, did he get it done. >> he did, he both addressed housingurveys show are hurting people, he said he will open upland, that we can build on and he will do permitting reform to make energy affordable they are necessary, two things when you ask people, what bother them the most about biden-harris affordability crisis, housing and energy. larry: he did mention opening up federal lands for housing purposes. >> there is a lot. larry: bad enough they won't do it for oil and gas, he put in housing, a new wrinkle. >> the other thing he mentioned is there is a lot of regulation environmental regulation in particular that stands in way of building houses, you talk with builders t they say getting permits to build houses gets in the way, that can be addressed at federal level. a lot is federal regulation. larry: david, hang on. injecting politics, charlie hurt, a couple days after labor day, a couple days before the debate. did mr. trump turn the tables, restart, reignite, whatever you call it what were politics of this speech. >> i think he did. and i

housing. again, she's trying to contrast that with donald trump where she's continued to hammer him on supportings for corporations and the wealthiest so -- and she later took that, her economic plan, and talked about it on msnwc and what was -- msnbc and what was her first solo interview as a candidate. of course, it was with a friendly audience there, interviewer. so, you know, they think -- if you look at numbers, they're starting to kind of reverse the numbers a little bit on the economy. for months trump has gotten higher mark marks on who do you trust more when it comes to addressing the economy. he still generally does, but only by a come points now. and that is, we have come a long ways since several months ago when trump was up, you know, 20, 25 points over joe biden on that same question. so they have really gotten some momentum from her stance, plan on the economy that she's put forward. >> host: shelby talcott, your comments on the economy. >> guest: donald trump and his campaign have really tried to make the economy one of their focuses in addition to immigration because they see it

house in jerusalem. -- blamed without evidence the americans and israelis, it is mindset the organization has as teams try to hammer out details of hostage and ceasefire agreement. guys. >> steve: i don't know if it is what you were referring to. a two -minute video from a hostage who was later executed was released by hamas. i believe a woman. she called on the prime minister to release a ceasefire and feared for her life from the israeli military moving in. clearly she was coerced, it is classic classic hostage video, probably a war crime. have you heard more about that? >> trey: yeah, we saw that video yesterday and we're not airing it or posting it anywhere. a woman in her 20s was dragged into gaza on the morning of october 7, she was one of the six. >> lawrence: what is the support level of hamas in gaza right now? do the people still support hamas? what is the vibe like? >> trey: yeah, majority of people in gaza and west bank do support hamas. it is not just military organization, but a political organization. it has large swaths of support in gaza and west bank. >> brian: in your book, you talk about, you me

hammer it out of existence. >> ainsley: fight for free speech taking focus with joe rogan warning what is at stake if kamala harris wins the white house. >> i think same stuff they were trying to do with twitter, they'll do with something else, they have openly discussed it. she's discussed it, same rules to have to apply to facebook and twitter. >> lawrence: take them at their word. this ticket talked about going after the filibuster and you can taed about packing the court. don't think they won't go after the first amendment with their tools as an executive or trying to get congress to get rid of it. just because you don't like information, you want to go after the first amendment? >> steve: both sides have their own narrative and neither side likes when the other side says that is not true. they would like to see and we've been talking about this, see regulation of social media companies and when you look at c content moderation going on with out fits like x, more content moderation being done by x than we've seen in a long time. >> ainsley: karoline leavitt, who works with the trump campaign was talking about the first assassinati

sea several times, as now the mountain slope is strewn with houses, so earlier it was covered with forges, and the sound of numerous hammersyou build, well, just without these landscapes, without this view, i also love my kurutey. young master gadzhibadan abdurrahmanov was born in the village of kubachi, he is 27 years old, of which 15, he is engaged in engraving silver products. this craft was passed on to me from my father, and my father already from his father, that is, it turns out that we are engaged in this. generations, for example, my father can be an assembler, and i can choose another type for myself - creativity, well, it turns out, now i am an engraver, drawings, uh, to draw, we have the basics ... ornaments, that is , we have like in the alphabet initial letters, we have our own initial basics, the basics of ornaments from these, and later we will come up with different compositions ourselves, that is, each master is an individual, if i, for example, make such a product, the second one is exactly the same i won't be able to repeat the product, that is , now i have such inspiration, as they say, in the future i

hammer, then they found a knife and a gun. as a result , three children were injured, one girl was taken to intensive care. the teacher was also injured. the teenager was detained, his houses currently being searched, investigators are studying the contents of his computer and phone, to... find out the motive, well , watch the episode for all the details, yes, thank you, lera, watch the program emergency right after the short commercial. that 's all for now. more news on mtv.ru and see you on air. there are many children's cards. and the most profitable is one. free children's card from alfabank. with it, children receive up to 7,000 rubles. cashback for purchases and money in games. not childishly profitable. profitable, do business with sber, open a free sber-business card, connect to the loyalty program sberbusiness thank you get 10% cashback bonuses for purchases by card. sberbusiness. discover avita mall. new avita section, where sellers are real pro. with a good reputation and rating from 4.5. all have delivery and return. checking! buy new products in avita mall only from pro, verified sellers on avito. all this for one ruble. how is that? i just pay everywhere wit

house foreign affairs and looking at septembe. that's a day before the debate. the three year investigation and instead of hammering harris and biden. that's what we're hering about it and 13 -- hearing about it and 13 years ago, they had to defend the chaos at overwhelmed gate at the airport in kabul. thousands trying to catch the last plane out of kabul before the taliban took over the air base and we want your reaction to what gold star family haves been saying and watch this. >> the president should be respectful to the military and to the veterans and in her words and i think she doesn't qualify to be commander in chief and i would kindly ask her to step down and to let president trump be our command fertilizer chief so that he can take care of our military. >> we invited president trump to be there, the family that were in arlington asked him to bring his filming crew to capture the moment. my understanding is they didn't want people on their phones, they wanted them to be in the moment and be present. tram was gracious enough to be there for one, which was an aptly beautiful thing and made me proud he was th

hammer in his san francisco home. investigators say david depape broke into their pacific heights home, attempting to take former house speaker, nancy pelosi, hostage. depape was convicted on both federal and state charges. >>> joining us now is former fbi agent, jeff harp. jeff, of course, this is unhappily becoming all too familiar. my question to you is how do you think the fbi performed this time both with their, you know, preincident surveillance and how they performed afterwards? [ inaudible ] >> can you hear me okay? yeah, so the secret service does all the perimeter surveillance, not the fbi. so they will do that prior to any event where trump might be. now i don't know whether they had done a complete canvas of that whole area or not. one of the challenges that you have when you're doing a dignitary protection is once you clear an area, you have to keep it sterile. if they went in and cleared that bush line where the shooter was, it's very important they keep it sterile. my guess is they probably didn't clear that area. the problem is going to be, you know, trump's got all these rallies outside, and these sho

this executive hammered it into my head, before you recommend a stock on a one-on-one level in registered brokerage house, of all places, you have to know what that person wanted out of it, what do they want from stocks? you know if the stock was right for them and their level of risk tolerance. monolithic memories wasn't exactly right for anyone other than the most risky investors out there. the financial bungee jumpers. let's start there, tonight i want you to ask yourself, what is your tolerance? how much risk do you want out of the stock? stocks are peculiar pieces of merchandise when you think about it. you buy a car and noticed not worth as much the moment it leaves the lot, correct? all sorts of warranties, you buy a house, you know it could burn down the next day, however, before you buy it, you got a binder with insurance if it does burn down, you get your money back. clothes and devices can be returned, phones, pcs, washers and dryers, you name it, stocks, you buy shares nike and oldman downgraded in a day after footlocker says there's a slowdown of jordans, you can't go back, you never told me

house, netanyahu did this all the time. he's oh negotiators for hours, dozens of hours, you know, hammer out agreements and the netanyahu wouldould collapse and he would blame the palestinians. that was his approach to every negotiation with the palestinians involving this issue during his entire career in politics. and i think what's frustrating to many of us is, number one, they don't call this out. on the background, the senior ministration officials are complaining, but you don't hear joe biden and antony blinken coming out and saying that -- which would put pressure on him in israel because we've seen the biggest pressure on netanyahu politically has come from the families of the hostages who want to prioritize their loved ones over netanyahu's political survival. so they could be calling this out. more than anything they could be doing substantively is exerting some -- when joe biden called netanyahu to the strike that killed world central kitchen workers and threatened to cut off some assistance, they didn't open up aid crossings. lo and behold, they opened up temporarily. when joe biden restricted one weapons shipment

i mean, i think he hammered pretty hard today but i'll ask you did he get it done? >> he did get it done. he addressed housinglem in the united states. it's one of the things all surveys show are really hurting people and he's going to open up land that we can build on and he's going to do permitting reform to make energy affordable. that's absolutely necessary. those are two things that when you ask people one of the thins that bother them the most about the biden-harris affordability crisis. housing and energy are two things. larry: so he mentioned opening up federal lands for housing purposes. >> right there's a lot of -- larry: bad enough they won't do it for oil & gas i understand that but he threw in housing which i think is a new wrinkle? >> it is a new wrinkle. the other thing he mentioned as well is theres a lot of regulation, environmental regulation in particular that stands in the way of building houses, right now, today. if you talk to builders they say trying to get the permits the regulatory permits to build houses gets in the way. that can be addressed at the presidential at a federal level be

house. they built this standard model home for us hammering it for hours with the largest hurricane simulator shredding the siding and ripping apart the roof, ceiling collapsing under the weight of all the water getting in. all of this to show us how to build homes that are more hurricane resistant. we have a massive wall of 105 massive powerful fans that are able to simulate a hurricane of a cat 3, 130 miles per hour. you can feel the power of that wind and the rain pelting in your face. believe it or not, this isn't even at full power. it felt shockingly real. feels like it's pounding your face. i can barely see. that's why i'm wearing goggles. the amount of moisture coming down is enormous. we're getting soaked in seconds from this. what they're doing is actually rotating the house to try to simulate a real life hurricane in which the wins are not just blowing rain and moisture, but they're constantly shifting. >> reporter: they crank it up to 75 miles per hour. this is about what the hurricane feels like. most powerful winds they will allow me to endure. it's painful. inside the house the

water hammer, all emergency services were switched to an enhanced mode of operation, this is already crimea, after heavy rain, in one of the areas of the peninsula , five dozen household plots and housesater. rescuers are still eliminating the consequences of the flood. with the help of diesel heat guns they help to dry out the premises, as well as. china, the vietnamese authorities closed the airports, in hanoi due to bad weather they had to cancel a friendly match of the national team russia's football team was supposed to play against thailand. in china, the first to suffer from yagi were the resort island of hainan and the province of guangdong. report by alexander baletsky. the shrill sirens were drowned out by the strongest tropical rain, the likes of which had not been seen in the chinese province of hainan for at least 10 years. super typhoon yagi, which struck the southern resort island, turned over trucks like toys and scattered them along the streets of haikou and wenchang, where the main chinese spaceport is located, shopping pavilions and huge pieces of roofing and cladding with... even this is a high building, what are you building and moving, we have many friends glass,

the biden harris white house on that and why is joe biden blaming israel and netanyahu for killing hostages including american and more on afghanistan gold star families hammering biden and harris. new data coming in and u.s. economy now down shifting and it's treading water and why that'll help trump and hurt harris and next week's abc debate and senator roger marshal joining us with what he found in the government a accused of inflating the jobs data and also tonight, kamala harris is doing it again again. >> she's a flip-flopper. she's a copy cat. she went from communism to capitalism in about two weeks. liz: coming up, find out the latest policy harris is copying and accused of pop seizure disordering with former president trump. first, we've got this, former president trump, he's scheduled for a town hall on fox news this wednesday in battleground, pennsylvania. now, the big august jobs report due out this friday and kamala harris answering to this at the debate and atlanta fed says the u.s. is growing at small 2% and u.s. manufacturing contracted for the fifth straight month and u.s. stocks took deep hits today and they were in deep into the red and revis

sleeping on the sidewalk if they are in charge of housing, and so again, i think the american people are on to that and what trump has to do is hammer home on that. just keep hammering on it and people will respond. he has the record. they don't. liz: tudor, what do you think? should he do another debate? >> i don't think he should because like i said, i think he gave her a gift. they botched their first debate. they had a different candidate. think about where we are. they had a different candidate. that one did so poorly they said we're going to swap them out. we want another debate. kamala harris came off that stage and people said to her, we have no idea where you stand. she won't do interviews. she won't talk to the american people. she won't come out of one of her events and talk to the media. this was her opportunity to actually, for once, tell the american people where she stands. she copied and pasted a bunch of things on her website that morning. she still told the american people nothing. we owe her nothing. we don't need to give her another chance. liz: we've got voter reaction coming up in the hour. they are very rattle

house in their garden. i was kneeling down at this point. four foot above me was a lady with a hammer. hammer. have things got worse in recent years? they have. since covid, things have changed. why is that, do you think? a lot more people working at home. internet is more our everyday life now. we try 100% of the time to get that service in place. sometimes for matters beyond our control, we can't do that. and do you think people's patience and tolerance has reduced? definitely. if they have an issue, they want it fixed immediately. treat us as you'd like to be treated. um, we don't want to go home to ourfamilies at the end of the day, feeling worse than we should. around a0% of workers in jobs that involve direct contact with customers are considering quitting because of the abuse they receive. that's according to the institute of customer service. its survey found that more than a third of workers who faced abuse say that customer aggression is getting worse. increasing numbers of customerl service professionals do not want to work in the profession anymore. and when you think there

house, netanyahu did this all the time. whenever we had the negotiation around palestinian issues, israel negotiators would have hours, dozens of hours hammer out agreements and netanyahu would come in and just not abide by. and the talks would collapse and his approach to every negotiation with the palestinians involving this issue during his entire career in politics, and i think what's frustrating to us about the administration is, number one, they don't call this out. on background we see senior administration officials kind of complaining, but you don't hear joe biden and tony blinken coming out and saying that bibi netanyahu is the biggest obstacle. they want to prioritizeir loved ones over netanyahu's political survival, so they could be calling this out. and one more other thing, lo and behold some air crossings opened up temporary. when joe biden restricted one weapons shipment back in the spring, they adjusted their plan for their invasion of rafah, but that's about it. we've not seen the u.s. use the leverage that it has, overwhelming leverage, because we are the lifeline that supports not just the diplomatic shield but also thei

we saw paul pelosi attacked and after his attack in his house in california, donald trump jr. reposting an image of a hammer and pair of underwear with words to the effect of i guess i found my halloween outfit. judges in new york, washington, d.c., in georgia, i me meant gag orders against an individual running for the president of the united states because they had demonstrated to them the rhetoric used by donald trump has historically led to violence. this is not something a judge takes lightly. impose this sort of restrictions. but if you look at all of these attacks overwhelmingly they are coming from the right and people listening to trump and his supporters and shouldn't surprise us at all. unfortunately i am glad that jd vance and trump and others are saying political violence has no place in our democracy. they're absolutely right about it. it's absurd for me for them to sit there and demand security for themselves while simultaneously refusing to insist on security for others. jd vance represents the people in springfield. he is their senator. he could insist that they live in a safe environment b

hammer. all evenings and weekends. the family carries out adjustments so that rather move into your own house is about to come true, well, i built a house, first of all, decided to do this thanks to the funds of maternity capital, maternity capital is today the most popular and in-demand program of the national project demography to support families with children, also under the national project in most regions of our country in addition to the federal certificate they issue a regional one, a large family of the family from barnaul ... can be used to improve housing conditions, education of children, goods for adaptation of a child with disabilities, gasification and connection of housing to centralized systems of electricity, heat, water supply and sanitation. the markovs from the chuvazhskaya republic had a regional maternity capital of 15,000 rubles. they paid off part of the mortgage for individual housing construction. at the moment. we have completely made partitions, are preparing for insulation and are preparing to lay warm floors, and so that we can deal with electricity in the winte

hammer it out of existence. >> lawrence: as election day draws near the fight for free speech taking focus with joe rogan what is at stake if kamala harris wins the white housewatch this. >> i don't think it turns around if kamala harris gets into office. i think they clamp down more. i think the staple stuff that they were trying to do with twitter, they will try to do with something else. with other things. they have already openly discussed it. you know, she has openly discussed that the same rules to have to apply facebook. they have to apply to twitter and music could lose his privileges. >> lawrence: what happens with f. they win? >> it will be a very scary time for our country, this elections is a chis between freedom and communism. standing for the first amendment vs. censorship led not just by big tech but the federal government eight and abeg that censorship. we saw it in the 2020 election and lead up to that we are seeing it now for instance big stepping is trying to just memory hold the seamtion on president trump's life. if you try to google it doesn't come up in search history. second amendment on the first assassination attempt and they don't

difficult with old houses, in this moscow seven-story building , a global redevelopment began in the premises on the first floor. cracks appear on the facades after they began to hammer before the top floors, we thought that the house would just collapse like a house of cards. previously , there was a telephone company office here for... then the premises were bought, the new owner decided to make apartments here, so he explained it to the residents and even provided a project: well, judging by the layout structure, you can judge that this is of course some kind of hotel building, that is, it is a corridor system that goes in the middle and partitions, small rooms on both sides, like a hostel, like a hostel, yes, and hostels in apartment buildings are prohibited, and in general there are many inaccuracies in the documents, permission for redevelopment has been issued: as required by the law of the housing inspection, but here another district has nothing to do with this house, this is the first and second, if the work is completed, then in fact, the result that should be, should be a bti inspector who will take measurements, take the final measurement, and close all

house. so you're going to lose £24,000. so they're basically saying it's the energy. whole thing is a scam anyway, so i wouldn't worry about it. >> yeah. landlords are getting hammeredtape and all these requirements around. you got to have a smoke. smoke detector. you've got to have a lock on the door. there's all these, you know, ridiculous demands. and if you if you get rid of all the demands on on landlords, there'll be more properties and cheaper properties and cheaper properties for people to learn all the costs. eventually get kicked down to the renters. so, you know, renters shouldn't be cheering this stuff on. javier milei cut all the restrictions on landlords in argentina and the amount of properties available tripled pretty much overnight by 200%. >> yeah, yeah. amazing. okay, sticking with the sunday telegraph, a story about micro rainbows. are they as problematic as micro aggressions? lee. >> so this is trafalgar square's fourth plinth, which they have you know, art installations on. so the funding for it has gone to an lgbt migrant campaign group. so this, this pedestal is used to display a rotating series of artworks and the latest publicly funded piec

house. >> and he gets laughs from the audience. >> about the problem she had? you mean when her husband was home invaded and beat over the head with a hammer? >> beat the hell out of him. >> severely injured. >> a lot of people in the mainstream media spread lies quietly on the phone, trying to follow stories about if there was some conspiracy there and if he knew his attacker. it's absolutely sick. the sickest part is, of course, that donald trump goes around and mocks and ridicules nancy pelosi's husband, who got the hell beat out of him within inches of his life. he thinks that's funny. his audience thinks that's funny. >> that's the permission structure. >> we've seen clips of the california republican party just dying in laughter as donald trump jokes about this assault on an elderly man who could have easily guide fromied from it all. reverend al, that's what's happening. again, when you look at what russian objectives are in spreading disinformation, it's called the fire hose of falsehoods. when you look at fascists and the idea of the big lie, it's to spread so many lies over and over again and as quickly as possible that it gets t

house in their garden. i was kneeling down at this point. four foot above me was a lady with a hammer. things got worse in recent years? they have. since covid, things have changed. why is that, do you think? a lot more people working at home. internet is more our everyday life now. we try 100% of the time to get that service in place. sometimes, for matters beyond our control, we can't do that. and do you think people's patience and tolerance has reduced? definitely. if they have an issue, they want it fixed immediately. treat us as you'd like to be treated. um, we don't want to go home to ourfamilies at the end of the day, feeling worse than we should. around a0% of workers in jobs that involve direct contact with customers are considering quitting because of the abuse they receive. that's according to the institute of customer service. its survey found that more than a third of workers, who faced abuse, say that customer aggression is getting worse. it's horrible. if a customer is shouting at you or talking to you in a derogatory way or in an aggressive way, it's mortifying. hannah

hammered by climate change and by these weather events. we need, in addition to the supplemental funding for the disaster relief fund for fema, we need flexible funding which is available through the housingand urban development's community development block grant disaster recovery program, the cdbg-dr program is a great example of how aid can be controlled by communities because there's so much more flexibility with that fund. our senator schatz of hawaii, as chair of our appropriations subcommittee on transportation, housing and urban development, is leading the push for this funding, and i join him in that ef effort. also, madam president, the experience i've had visiting communities, visiting farms, visiting businesses, and visiting vermont homeowners immediately following our state's flooding has given me, number one, enormous respect for administrator chriswell. she was right there after the flood, with her wonderful fema staff, doing everything they could to help communities. but once the immediate event has come and gone, and the repair and recovery has to start, it's going to take oftentimes a year or more for communities to repair bridges, to families to get an answer on whether