guran hassan is one of them.d malaika, and 3-year-old son madifa, critically malnourished, slowly dying in this sprawling camp in somalia. she says there's no question her children need to be hospitalized. a staffmember from save the children carries the boy, the girl strapped to her mother's back. they're taking them to the stabilization center, basically a hospital. and her brother. these kids are too sick to be here, and they need immediate care. they bump through the town's prone streets toward the hospital. finally arriving at the stabilization center. nurses take malaika's measurements. that arm. the weight. the height. all on the critical end of malnutrition. the siblings are admitted, processed, and within minutes, begin treatment. little malaika gets an iv inserted, even adjusted. but the toddler is so weak, she hardly makes a peep. her first sip of formula, heartbreakingly exhausting just to swallow. her brother confirmed to have pneumonia. but garan is one of the luckier moms. 800 miles away in norther

. >> senator hassan. senator hassan: thank you, mr. chair and ranking member portman for this hearing and for the witnesses being here today. i really appreciate it. i want to start with a question that built on what senator rosen was discussing and this is to mr. boland and mr. roetter. terrorists have horrifically livestreamed their attack on social media. these in turn inspire our individuals to commit future attacks. are there ways for social media companies to quickly identify terrorist content so it's not shared in real-time? mr. boland, i'll start with you. mr. boland: i know for livestream videos that metahas put considerable resources and a.i. to try to spot these attacks attacks and take them down quickly. they have gotten better. it's an incredibly hard problem. i am not an expert on the extent of what's possible there. i do think they've made strides. mr. roetter: it's certainly possible. it's a hard technical challenge but you can -- you can build algorithms to figure out in real time or near real time the content of video

they are trying to paint maggie hassan as a wolf in sheep's clothing, watch. >> maggie hassan claimspendent. >> i am taking on members of my own party. >> she is trying to trick you, because has some votes with joe biden over 96% of the time. >> she is trying to trick you? as ridiculous as this is, there is also the danger that with enough advertising dollars, and blanket denials, bold looks trick may work. he could convince enough voters to see him as a moderate, and that could be enough to sway the election, and if new hampshire seats switches parties, so does the control of the u.s. senate. senator hassan only won her last election by 1000 votes. so each and every one of them counts. joining us now, is senator maggie hassan herself of the great state of new hampshire. senator hassan, thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much for having me, alex. >> so, first of all, jen adorable looks as he has been talking to residents, people across the granite state, and he is determined the 2020 election wasn't stolen. who has even talking to? as we've been talking to you? is this stra

our fox digital team caught up with senator maggie hassan today as she was on her way to vote. she talked to reporters there. she was again asked what she thinks about democrats that are meddling in these mid-term republican primaries and whether or not she thinks it is hypocritical for them to spend donor dollars boosting a republican candidate that they then call a threat to democracy. she had the same answer she had over the weekend. she says she cannot control what outside groups do. the guy that democrats are boosting in new hampshire because they think he would be easier to beat retired army general don bolduc just voted here and we asked him about it. >> i think it's a bad strategy for any outside organizations on the republican side or democrat side to try and influence a primary. don't be fooled by the politics as usual, the talkdown games that they played to try to take advantage of voters. granite staters are awake this time. >> a super pac aligned with chuck schumer has spent over $3 million on ads trying to attack who they see as the more moderate republican in the

the democrats want to keep hassan in the seat. try to meet voters where they are and will you be on the ground? >> yes, we will be on the ground and continue this bottom up approach. we are going to have town halls over the next 53 days and this is going to be our strength. she is nowhere to be found in and among the people of new hampshire. she hasn't been over 5 1/2 years. i have over 1,000 volunteers, area coordinators, county chairs. everybody is connected. this is a space that i dominate. she cannot dominate. so she will continue to try and put out ads and, you know, be as inaccurate as she can. she can't look people in the eyes based on what she has done. moms and dads who are worried about feeding their children. it was a cool 50 degrees when we got up this morning. that's cold when you can't heat your home and cold when you aren't on a good diet and cold and it will get colder. i held these moms and dads hands and hugged them and seen tears in their eyes and looked at our retirees worried what they will do to heat their ho

. >> if bolduc wins he will face maggie hassan in november.his way in the senate he would vote to ban abortion nationwide. he is already debunking hassan's attacks. >> i will support no legislation, zero legislation at the federal level. we don't belong in the abortion arena. that is the states. and this state will do the right thing by granite state. >> why do you think she keeps pushing this abortion issue? >> it's the only thing she's got. >> and bill, former president trump did not weigh in in this race leaving it up to republicans to decide. looks like they decided not to play it safe. >> bill: very interesting. going to get great analysis. hillary, thank you. >> dana: let's bring in former house speaker newt gingrich. interesting that maggie hassan would say that general bolduc is such an extremist when it was democrats, we have this here. senate majority placed 2.3 million in attack ads of democratic fundraising money to try to elect bolduc because they said he was so extreme. >> well, you know, interesting in terms of the hypocrisy of

he asked him about the hassan counter offensive. basically speaking, i will see, well, i would characterize all offensive as smooth but effective because ukrainian, i'm forces are thinking 1st of all about leaves of our service man and the, our civilians. that which means effectively we're not going to go any further. if there's a serious risk to the leaves off our soldiers or to leaves over ukrainian citizens . but please make sure that the ukraine armed forces are going to liberate, not only concern region, but all our occupied territories doesn't mom, doesn't matter how long it will take. a counter offensive against her son city has not begun yet. why? one simple reason? because you, graham, i'm forced needs 1st of all are armoured vehicles for our infantry, korean and forces needs more artillery. and we needs more our aircrafts to do that. which means effectively it will take at least months to coordinate on the, to deploy all these armaments on the font lines and the to make any sort of affective counter offensive. you, sir, yo

i think senator hassan is in real trouble. know what the people in new hampshire want? she hasn't even been on the ground. you can't show up in year six and spend a bunch of money and think it will work out. her approval numbers have gone from 42% up to 42%. people want her gone and both of our congressional delegations gone, too. >> dana: before you get to the november general there is the primary today. our understanding is that bolduc has a great amount of support in the state. he has supporters who will walk over coles for him and we've seen it in some states when you have low turnout primaries somebody can get through. here is what he said. call for number three about his race. >> the reason they are afraid of me is they can't control me. i am not a career politician. i don't favor special interests. i scare them. so they call me names, right? not being a serious candidate, well, i'll leave that to the granite staters to decide. >> dana: he is getting support from an unexpected place from chuck schumer's pac spending $3.2

hennessey. >> senator hassan, thank you.e're trying to determine if any other colleagues are coming. but we're gonna start the second round, and i think it's appropriate you started. >> thank you so much. i mr. hennessey want to continue down this line of questioning. we've gone down the way mr. the supreme court's decision has resulted in significant costs for littleton coin. i'd like to hear from you about ways that out of state governments are overreaching to squeeze tax revenue out of small businesses. along with senator wyden, i want to introduce legislation to prevent -- this in your testimony you talked about how littleton coin has been forced to actually pay retroactive taxes out of its own pocket, with no avenue to dispute these retirements, given the legal costs. can you walk us through the situations where little coin has been forced to foot the bill itself or retroactive out of state taxes? >> with wayfair the decision providing no implementation period took seven months to acquire the software, customize it, and

hassan was in fact taken as mentioned in the early weeks of the war as events were moving very fast but deadlock soon set in success in retaking hassan could break a long stalemate during which neither side managed to make meaningful territorial gains. the goal is to recapture lost territories. the battle in the kherson region has begun cultures of its preparation, kiev reports that some villages have already been liberated in recent days russia had stepped up. his attacks on ukraine shelling presidential areas were also hit with many houses completely destroyed, according to british intelligence putin had hoped the intensified attacks would tie down ukrainian troops in the east, weakening the counter offensive in the south. but that plan appears to have failed. the ukrainian counter strike has begun. can ukraine win offensive in the south. but that plan appears to have this war, marina? that's the $64 million dollar question. what offensive in the south. but that plan appears to have would you say? well, um the big advantage of the ukrainians is that they have very modern weapons syste

hassan is live answer. yeah, good evening guys.spoke with the hospital officials here just a short while ago. they told me that one victim was treated and released two others are said to still be in stable condition, but the hospitals didn't give any other details about their age or gender or their injuries now oakland police set a short while ago the two other victims, maybe treated and released. it's possible that those are the two who are here now behind me is the emergency service vehicles exit we see in the hospital blocking off entrances and oakland police cars coming and going throughout the afternoon. the hospital is not allowing any media on the premises. we were at the hospital earlier today and then escorted by security as we've been reporting three other victims, we're taken to highland hospital in oakland and oakland police. say the majority of the victims are all adults. again, now the hospital isn't giving any other details at this time except to say that one was treated and released two are still in stable condition

is our locals hassan feel about the referendum this? this means everything to us. my son has been fighting in the logan's republic for 8 years. for me, this is everything. it's a matter of life and death. ah, this is our choice. i've been waiting for this since 2014. i want to live a life without fascists. i'm fed up with them. god willing, we will have peace and everything will be safe. so the talent, children, and grandchildren will leave and grow up in peace with the votes. now entering his 3rd day, the referendum has been widely condemned as illegal by most western states. so they refused to recognize the results. we got some assessments of the process by international observers from italy and come every to the object if her visitor tool, oh, pulling office and, and t, and that it is the wish of the population. so we are trying to see of the process. it is free. yes, it is free. we are looking for how many people are standing. we are seeing that a lot of people are ending and expressing that since 2014 the want to be a part of the county of susan's really mothe

hassan is criticizing over the border crisis, loan hand-outs and more.semi fascist remarks. you said that word again, jason, fascism. the pair joining other democrats shunning biden and his team on the campaign trail and that word is a problem. david. >> democratic party has outspent republicans by millions. and yet in every single competitive race we are still within the margin of error. it's driven a lot by new hampshire is a big indicator of this. independents still favor republicans over democrats and little to see it changing between now and november. >> harris: jason. >> yeah, i agree with maggie hassan and what she was saying about border patrol agents, needing more border patrol agents. support and technology in addition to the biden administration securing 1.1 billion dollars from mexico to help with the issue. i think that there are a lot of things that democrats need to work harder on in addition to a lot of the victories that they've had recently. as far as the fascism statement, i was just saying that democrats don't necessarily -- aren't lo

they've been advancing for days here in the southern hassan region. images like these are being shed on social media, proportionally showing recaptured areas like here and visa cavellia. wow. rob's law the ukranian counter offensive has been going on for days in the south, and in the east, near hawk eve, where there's been fierce fighting over the town of barrack leah. and it's strategically important railway bridge, which is key to russian supply efforts. see plain on mine, i think the ukrainians are focusing on the destruction of the russian army supply routes. if the russian army doesn't get more ammunition or more supplies, more man power, then of course it's considerably weakened. that's the main thing that's happening right now. he is keeping the army moving at, at the same time, preventing it from getting supplies. national. the counter offensive seems to be having effect must go back to authorities and hassan epis boned a referendum on joining russia until november. and 2nd, the u. s. putin has even turned to north korea, the ammunition, raising questions of just how weakened

just understand that senator hassan is that bad. everybody wants to fire her.uth i talk all the time the fact she spent $35 million so far and her approval number hasn't moved an inch. she didn't show up for five years. folks want her gone. we can't take anything for granted. this is new hampshire. you have to fight it to the end. we'll see what happens. but you got to put forth the candidate with the best shot winning in november. if you don't win in november, you can't govern if you don't win, right? you have to put forth the best candidate to win in november. that is chuck morris. neil: a lot of republicans thought that would be you, governor. they wanted you to run for this position. you opted not to. any regrets? >> oh, goodness no. look, the fact, if it was just me that could beat her or something like that that might be a different story but we have a lot of other candidates that can beat her. i think chuck can definitely do it. i can protect the interests of new hampshire. governors can protect interests of their states against administrations like this

you think bulduc can beat hassan or morse is -- can beat hassan? >> they can both beat here.s is a -- their motto is live free or die. and maggie hassen has taken votes that are compromising the freedoms and liberties of the people of new hampshire. we sort of retired the elect ability argument. donald trump beat 17 other republicans, senators, governors, business people, members of congress and then beat the queen bee herself, hillary clinton when the majority of the voters were female. voters don't ask who can with. they ask who can lead. washington likes to ask who can win. either can beat maggie hassen. i would point out in terms of spending, the senate leadership fund has reserved $23 million in spending against hassan going into election day. this is a late primary. there's about six or seven weeks between primary day and election day. maggie hassen will be under fire in these ads again and again to be held to account. joe biden won the state by seven points last time. she should have this going away. shows the vulnerability of these female candidates. among seven ident

maggie hassan, i will have more to say about their leadership, is so great to have you and your wonderfulamily here. thank you for everything you do in the united states senate. you can feel the energy in this room, you can feel the energy meeting the candidates. your house and senate candidates, local leaders, i'm so tempted to say a word about so many of the friendly faces, but i know i'm going to get in trouble here so let me just say to all of you, on so inspired by your civic energy and i'm sure that you are going to be winning up and down the ticket after seeing how much support there is for you here tonight. you are making good on something we used to talk about a lot when i was running for president, and i'm here now bringing greetings from another president, it is so important as a party that we never get caught treating the presidency like it is the only party that matters. you know how much power is in those local and state and those other offices. and of course congratulations to the inspiring award winners tonight. i've been reminded just coming back here, having a lot of fla

>> magee hassan is thanking her lucky stars. magee hassan barely got into office six years ago.ling now. where do you see bolduc's standing? he is trailing by six points. if this is supposed to be a good republican year, you should see a much closer race than what we're seeing right now. and i think that this is emblematic of a candidate who the voters at this particular point in the state of new hampshire don't particularly like. and at this point anyway they're willing to stick by hassan. >> okay. so let's broaden this out. so that just happened there. well, it's not the only place it's happened. 19 republican nominees for u.s. senate have either denied or cast doubt on biden's election win. these are the people who have advanced past go and are now in the general election. so, what does this mean for the democratic candidates that they're now running against who aren't running against a moderate, they're now running against a full-on trump-ite. >> one of the things i might've expected going into the general election are these election deniers would either be in deeply red sta

maggie hassan isn't addressing it.here to be found, hiding, lying, or commercials are deceiving. not only deceiving but they are outright lies. when i go around to the moms and dads and retirees and veterans here in the state, they are hurting to make ends meet. i'm the one that's out there. i'm the one convincing them that changes on the way, that help is on the way. but you need to invest in change. if you continue to send the same person down there, you're going to get the same result. her percentages are 100% with biden, 96% with chuck schumer. look where it's got us. high inflation. we are border state. 200% increase in the opioid crisis. mental health crisis, homeless veterans. >> laura: is the republican establishment in your mind at this point where they'd rather lose with a democrat than win with the more america first republican? that's what i'm concerned about some of these races. >> i think a lot of people are concerned about that in new hampshire. i've been traveling around, going to the different g.o.p. e

we saw it in maggie hassan's ad.hat issue, bret. >> and democrats around the country are really jumping on lindsey graham's proposal for a nationwide abortion ban after 15 weeks. every democrat it seems like is jumping on this issue seeing it as ripe. it is important to point out that inflation, the economy, illegal immigration in this poll far surpasses abortion. it's interesting that that falls into the oz policy basket. we'll see how this plays out. but clearly dr. oz wants to focus on the policy differences between himself and lieutenant governor fetterman, specifically on crime and also on taxes and, you know, specific policy differences left and right. >> martha: yeah. that would be obviously -- he will be questioned on that in the debate. on those issues, on very -- a lot of criminal reform that he's interested in in pennsylvania that is seen as highly controversial. it's clear also that the fetter man team, bret, wants to ask dr. oz if he would support that graham 15-week ban. that will be sort of a very clea

we'll spend most of deputy head of hassan's military civilian administration. claims that the strike in the hotel was carried out with the health of american specialist. so what are the prologue was little the city has been recovering from the showing. it's not the 1st attack that was conducted with us high mars rockets. we have information that today's attack was prepared in advance. all coordinates were specifically delivered if the strike is believed to have been carried out by american specialists. the referendum in the harrison region is now proceeding as normal, which ukrainian forces could not reach us, but we predicted this. we see now how crimea has flourished during these past 8 years. we expect a drastic contrast between the upcoming welfare states and the country that we've lived in in recent years. wonderful. barbara. according to several local media reports, one of the victims of the attack is fully ukrainian, lawmaker alexi show rascal video shows your call voting in the referendum in the hassle region. he had been in opposition to the current ukrainian government sinc

why hassan is that because, or a lot, why hassan? i said these are changing, i did b, i didn't have wireless all at once and had a americans with you. so i need, honestly a james did a we didn't know before. we thought that the american block was in our favor. but after visiting russia, iran explained to us that russia is much better for us. first of all, russia is in our region, and secondly, prison put this offer is good for us while the americans have given nothing to us in the last 50 years. what's my cost on dog? him or on con, is brave and loyal to his country. when he was in power, he was with us and when he was ousted, he never left the country. and i would add that friends to americans are traitors to this country. the heel. i need my next generation not to be slaves like i was, i am here for my children. i want live like a free man and not a slave. we spoke with dr. hamid khan, a foreign affairs expert who says that despite being ousted iran con, has enormous public support in pakistan and continues to remain that of the co

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nationalist propaganda in school textbooks as he travels to the city of scott dall skin ukraine's hassan region. but it controlled by russian lead force. nato admit it had been planning to expand its military presence along russia's border years before the war and ukraine begun to completely ignore in moscow's red lines. the trail of the afghan people about how locals have fronted us plans to transfer 3 and a half $1000000000.00 of frozen afghan assets to a swiss bank. we hear from kabul central bank level, one of the rightful owner of the frozen assets on the afghan people, the decision of the us to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank is totally illegal according to international law under not so happy birthday as the ca, marxist, 75th anniversary, we look at the track record of the agencies laws under control. this is from the cuban missile crisis to the taliban resurgence in afghanistan with 7 am and a new week is just getting underway here in moscow. i'm peter scott and welcome to 30 minutes of news analysis nazi we start off with the latest developments in ukraine where

it's the 3rd day of those lessons and on bus hassan anticipate alicia with locals choosing whether to join lasha we penny or the latest now in our special coverage. ah. a correspondence on occasion bring us more details from the desk and against republics. the referendum has entered the 3rd day here in the la guns people's republican across other regions of course, who are having their se so far. everything has been relatively peaceful and quiet and well, according going according to plan. that said, despite caves, attempts to disrupt and to intimidate the local population, here when it comes to figure it out roughly all across the longest people's republic, just short of half of the entire population. that is, of course, eligible to vote, have done so they have had their sake. now the vote of course happens and goes on against the backdrop of a wide spread condemnation that is pouring in from the west. and that, despite all of the attempts of the local authorities here to legitimize the process as best as they can, of course it is a tall order for a government that's own rule and con

hassan's story pushed them to the idea of ​​creating an application for refugee children . to children are forced to cross the border without their parents. i congratulate you on the relationship . it offers a translator and also specified geolocations and a call to the hotline. the main audience of the application is children up to 14 years old. the girls did everything to make it as easy to use as possible, for example, the refi translator has a set of ready-made standard phrases necessary for communication in emergency situations and it can work without the internet, and such relationships in google translator and other voice translators often require the internet, and if this a small child who is 6 years old. she may not understand exactly how to enter a phrase correctly or how to translate it correctly, how to use it correctly, everything from the translator is very simple and intuitive understandable so that the child does not need to enter something there, and he just presses a button, there is already a translation in the application, while the languages ​​​​of several countrie

i think don bolduc can win against maggie hassan. we have chris sinuni.erschel walker is pulling ahead. i'd rather be us than them. i'm optimistic where the respect party is heading into the mid-terms. >> neil: it's interesting. we talked about the nbc poll there. the man that did the poll, a gop pollster. he said the following, this is a campaign about the economy, cost of living, crime and border security and republicans are winning this campaign. there's a second campaign on abortion, democracy and climate change. democrats are winning that campaign. it's interesting because i pulled out of there -- this is a campaign on abortion, democracy and climate change. how is the republican party allowing the democratic party to paint them as being threats to democracy over and over and it appears to be working? >> i don't think it is working. i think biden tried that with his death star speech, his doom and gloom trying to attack half of the country. it backfired on him. after that speech, we started to see independents and polls start shifting our way. voters

masters in the west to hear me so that everyone remembers that people living in lou haskell dannetta, hassan, and zap alicia are becoming our citizens that forever. our correspondence, he has billing joins us now from the ukrainian capital. keith, let's see whether we can get mathias. yes there is but he has blow may put in there citizens in the. busy occupied territories are becoming russian citizens quote, forever, and he wants ukraine to negotiate. how can we expect keith to react? while keith has already reacted, there has been a, a session of the national security council. and the immediate answer by ukraine is that they have that they are issuing a demand to, to accelerate her or, or, or that they're asking nature to, uh, take them in into the alliance in the say accelerated process. now, many people are concerned about the possibility of this conflict going nuclear. does this illegal annexation increase the risk of putting using a nuclear weapons? well, in the case that the kremlin would decide to use a nuclear until use nuclear weapons. this would serve probably as the pretext, sir,

hassan spent $9 million, and others spent ten of millions, and her approval is 43, 44%. biden is underwater. you can see we are going to win. we will be all in to make sure we win in new hampshire. hassan, they know we are you were there and they don't like her. >> john: ahead to after november 8th. if the republicans take back control of the senate, the question is, who is going to be the majority leader and the other day at the national cones conservetism conference -- >> after the november elections, i'm confident we are going to get a majority we'll make a decision then. >> john: the two of you have been working to try to win back the senate. do you have concerns about his leadership? >> well, he'll decide if he is going to run, i assume he will. the we have a lot of elections coming up. a presidential race coming up, right now, my focus is 100% get back the senate. >> john: sounds like another defer ral, senator. >> i have a good working relationship with mitch mcconnell and work on focus to get the senate back. >> sandra: appreciate you joining us, thank you very m

hassan i will start with you because you lost your audio. >> he me hear me right now? >> yes, your back. >> apologies for the technical problems. first of all i should tell you western government particular united states should not punish the up any people by putting sanctions on the taliban who are holding the assets which is a policy that's likely to go on. if there are sanctions what is the endgame? we have seen this before in the 90s when sanctions were put i on iraq where many iraqi people suffered from malnutrition and we have a humanitarian situation right now. whatever we think ofis the talin we should care for the children who are not finding food and people trying to eat and according to international affairs there are more than 1 million malnutrition children righte now. as troubling as the taliban is that their human rights records there should be an engagement in the care for the afghan people should be a priority. sanctions without concern for the humanitarian situation is just not a good policy. regarding international scene i just checked the numbers an

ah, now as he's fi between care, gost on into duke hassan's been violated just hours after a meeting between their leaders on friday. both countries accused each other of carrying out attacks and disputed areas along that 950 kilometer long border. at least 3 people have been killed, dozens injured since the fighting 1st broke out on wednesday. caregivers border authorities have said they are evacuating civilians from some villages. these are the latest in years of clashes between carrying his son and to duke astonish sharon border. that's hundreds of kilometers long, but almost half is still waiting to be officially demarcated since the 2 countries gained independence from the soviet union in 1991. there are also 2 tagging exclaims within that care guest on population growth, waters scarcity and increasing demand for grazing land. are all exacerbating these tensions? well, this issue was it really top of the gender at the shanghai cooperation organization summit, where regional leaders have been meeting in some are count as back as dawn or so sorta is falling developments for us fro

here the city of hassan, as the pushback got underway, the you agreed on launching its own new mission to provide additional military assistance to ukraine. so we're asking today ukraine counter offensive can keel, push the russian army back with . welcome to to the point. it is a pleasure to greet our guests marina hanker is professor for international relations at the berlin bass tatty school and she's also director of its center for international security and a warm welcome back to the program to christoph fun, barstow. he is diplomatic correspondence for the berlin daily, detach spiegel. and nick connelly is t w's. ukraine correspondent. he's been covering the war on location since it began. let me start out by asking all of you to give us your take on what's actually happening on the ground because we haven't been getting a lot of information or images coming from the region around hassan. so nick, what are you hearing our officials in key of giving us accurate reports in terms of both the counter offensive having started and also having broken through russia's front lines. and ho

the referendums are taking place in the hunts done yet is cuz upper asia and hassan, that's about 15 percent of ukraine's territory. keven is western allies. it say the votes a sham on an unlawful land grab it comes as ukrainian forces continue to recapture swath of territory and a major counter offensive or for more than today's referendum. let's speak to honda of the homie, she's joining us live from petrov school in ukraine. auto just give us some of the background about why this referendum is taking place and what's happening. well, that certainly has been a long time and become eng, specially here and, and, and yes, region. and the nearby lugens region that i out of the dumbass. i think this is a process that started back in 2000. busy 14 and discipline is started making day claims back, then they have been calling for days ever since. back then. no, but it took several steps. the 1st step was the 1st they declared their self proclaimed republics of danielle and new dance. that was involved very luck. busy for a while, a long while 8 year is not recognized by anyone including ru

iranian foreign minister hassan amira abdullahian and secretary general of the janmin organization signed today, according to the minister, the sco today is significant for tehran and for the organization. because iran's position in the region as a powerful stable country. it is important for the unification of the entry of the islamic republic into the group of participating countries to strengthen mines considers the shanghai cooperation organization iran has been an observer country since 2005, the process of the republic's entry into full membership in the organization. in 2021 , on saturday, september 17, we will celebrate national unity day. this is our tribute to memory and respect, to those thanks to whom we live in a world of unity and harmony. through the roads of peace and mutual understanding, vitebsk hosted the republican motor rally, a symbol of unity to the sounds of an orchestra motorists were greeted by representatives of public organizations, students, schoolchildren, the meeting was held in a sign for the townspeople, together near the bust of pyotr mashirov, flowers we

thanks if in the southern hassan region. but early on sunday, ukraine carried out more strikes on that and an escape bridge. a key supply route for russian forces, while both sides have claimed successes during the fighting for her son. it was the 1st major city to fall to russian forces in fabric. but earlier we spoke to transfers, vets, a ukrainian military officer, and asked him about the hassan counter offensive. basically speaking, i would say, well, i would characterize all offensive as smooth by the factor, because you bring an armed forces. i think in 1st of all about leaves of our service ma'am and the, our civilians that which means effectively we're not going to go any further if there's a serious risk to the leaves off our soldiers or to leaves over ukrainian citizens . but the, please make sure that her ukraine armed forces are going to liberate madonica some origin, but all are occupied territories. doesn't mom, doesn't matter how long it will take. the counter offensive against her son city has not begun yet.

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a c as far as agreed between k hassan and tajikistan. after intense fighting along the border and the cue to view queen elizabeth seconds coffin stopped again after it was pause briefly because there were too many people. and in sports, the tribute continued for roger federer after announcing his retirement. thus the christiane even outta school, is his 1st goal of the season. his manchester, united gas also mock to new york city. ah, so it's not a lebanon west 7th armed wades, have been carried out on banks in the last few hours. many of the rays were by armed and desperate people demanding access to their own money. financial institutions have announced though closed for 3 he days next week over security concerns and is facing a financial crisis. and banks have imposed strict limits on withdrawals on this that speak to zayna hotel. she joins us live from beirut and santa. you're outside one of those banks that has been held up by armed people. tell us what's happening . well, like you mentioned at least 7 bank holdups today in the span

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now, senator hassan bon has the support of nearly alll the the democrats in the latest depoll. ng republicans while your support among republicans is about 83%is. how do you convincenc independents to break for you in any remaining skeptics inremn your own party? >>eptics in yo well, thank you,. i appreciate being on your show tonight. you know, we're out there are oe workin wg hard every single day. i visited every town and city, and i just don't feel that the polls are accurate.s are we just came ac to a very tough we did it primary and we won and we did it the old fashioned way. and independents like democrats like republicans, they're hurting. mad maggie hassan isn't ggaddressing that. she's nowhere to be found. she's hiding. she's lying. her commercials are deceiving, not only deceiving, but t but when i they outright lies. and so when i go around to the moms and dads and retirees and veterans here in this state, they are hurting to make ends meet.that's out t here.i'm the one that's out the. i'm the one convincing themchane that changs e is on the way, tht help is on the

the neighboring self declared peoples republic of lou hands as well as the occupied parts of the hassan and separation regions have announced similar poles to begin on friday. internet's some residence, welcomed the move when speaking to journalists with separatist mind as nasty, but we all support us all of us. so i think it will all be fine. this long journey won't be for nothing. we will make us the victory will be ours. what would you get on that? we're so happy this is happening when the operation started back in february, you're screaming her a and that's what we are saying today, if you wouldn't, you. but ukraine's foreign minister dmitri qu labor was quick to condemn the hastily organized votes as sham referendums sang ukraine would keep liberating its territory ins apparition, ukrainians who had fled russian occupied areas. port scorn on the plans with by no means can i call it a referendum because what happened was a real seizure of territories which is deal and what the russian federation wants to do with those territories. i believe it is illegal and pointless. come, it is a

hassan abc, seven years answer. thank you, and just to reiterate more than 7600 , pg and e customers are currently without power in that area. here's a look at the map. the area in red is where the power outage is currently taking place. south bay family, neighborhood and elementary school are grieving the loss of an eight year old boy. he was hit by a car and killed this morning in san jose. while on his way to school, abc seven news reporter zack puentes has been following the story all day . he has more now from neighbors and police. a child's backpack sat near this c processed the tragic scene, according to the bell schedule at castleman elementary classes started at 8 20 that eight year old boy third grader at the school was about to get there with his babysitter. instead police say at 803, he was hit in this crosswalk two blocks away, devastating a family and changing lives throughout this community, mama before year old son i feel for the mom and the family so it's just very tragically and satin jose police s

the reason for the credit on its way located demonstrate people being screened around 200 people. hassan from the agency around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. ask the wine because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, us inflation figures, disappoint consumer price growth barely slows all, but guaranteeing another hike to barring costs. what does this mean for developing markets? also on the show will take a peek into the future and ride the rails with a clean running train powered by hydrogen. and berlin promises to throw cash at small and midsize businesses as the threats of insolvency grows. welcome back to the w business. i'm christy plaza in berlin, while experts had been optimistic, but consumer price growth in the u. s. slowed only slightly. in august, inflation clocked in at 8.3 percent year on year down from 8.5 percent. the month before our gas prices declined the cost of rent and food rows increasing the monthly consumer price index by 0 point one percent. stock prices tumbled on the news. investors are worried