in words, but for now they can do all this infopanic and that one is no longer so effective, but imagine kho initiated the war, even a separate terrorist attack with which they threaten in belarus , someone continues to consider them belarusians, who are fighting for something bright, a free country. here you can watch whatever you want. but when you look, you twist and in your head the answer to at least one question. what goals are pursued by the one who sows panic, who will feel good from this you will feel good places. check your sources of information. well, let's screw it up a little more. the most interesting in recent years. we have just heard from western countries. so this is a statement of the importance of maintaining the strengthening of the sovereignty and independence of the belarusian state. you will say that everything is correct and logical. that's how it is, but in reality it's not like that, and the us and the eu have done and continue to do everything to undermine our sovereignty and, ideally, to subordinate us to the global west. this was told for the ministers of for

thugs stigmatized him for the fact that he, so to speak, avant-garde compared him, with shnit k- denis imagine sitting in the hall and felt such a sense of pride for all the epistles that anatoly vasilyevich is awarding me here. well, not out of malice, but simply out of pure spirituality. from practical. kill your hour i went on creatively in my mind and laid out in the ear during the day, and always wrote music in our kuna silence. that's how you felt your loneliness, although, in my opinion, everyone adored him, loved admired him, but he felt loneliness and that's it, and all his symphonies can sometimes be philosophized not between, that's nothing, but dmitry prislavievich. he was an intellectual in this regard, his whole life is concentrated. uh, in my work, as for, so to speak, some ideas of creation, these are different symbols, basically. by the way, it is even difficult. uh, explainable, so to speak, the desire to express some of their feelings and ideas in music. he was so. that's smart. he understood. eh, in literature. he understood poetry. here he fought in painting in general. i

k. were country in africa, south america or asia, imagine the pompous, self righteous ethnocentric u. k. press politicians and social media pundits would be spewing about culture of dysfunction, banana republic, and not having democracy in their dna. we are now nothing but a banana republic run by in recent monthly u. k is now with 2 promises. according to retired and indifferent bus was him easy, global repercussions could be adding to the instability, the state of democracy, i would say it is what is what active maybe because it's very ready that country i do, i think going to have any changes or the never will give a very, very bad the outside market, the value of the phone. so the outside this is that the really nice fellow stevens. often i ended up having to go to hand through the one that you would miss. just very, very enthusiastic about sanctions against the today, what happened is that the french is, is that they have very high get very high domestic, and patients get an idea that was, i think it would not be approved at this moment. that is a banana because they are new and t

k. government, you can well imagine how distracted they are on domestic affairs to really not be able to focus on foreign policy and including with this snafu. so it'll be interesting to see how that plays out over the next few days. i am curious about looking at the situation where we see chinese attempts to suppress free speech in the u. k. a. we see them trying to do this in other places. how bad is the situation getting? well, this is one of the worst we've seen in europe. i mean we've, we've seen things where they put pressure in australia. we've seen the pressure in lithuania, in trade terms. but in terms of, in diplomatic terms, this is a really, really very much a hands on sort of incident. and so i think there's growing signs of this happening . and i'm with the sort of political mess that you see in the u. k. and also the divisions say within the e u, it's very difficult to get a unified response from western countries to what is ultimately an attack on sovereignty. and i think this is something that is possibly going to get worse before it gets better. yeah, i mean there's

k. were a country in africa, south america or asia, imagine the pompous, self righteous s no center u. k. press politicians and social media pundits would be spewing about culture of this function, banana republic, and not having democracy in their dna. we are now nothing but a banana republic run by well, in recent months so that you gave me through 2 prime ministers and for finance ministers. that instability is having global repercussions believe it or not. have a, according to a retired indian diplomat, but what he had g, the state of democracy i would say is what is what active maybe because it's very rare the country i do, i think going to have to do that. the doc never will give a very, very bad the outside market, the value of the phone. so the outside, this is a really nice fellow stevens. often i did a driving was too high through the physician going to be, you would have been like that miss just very, very improved. go do that i just against today. what happened is that for french's is that they have very high gas prices. they're very high domestic and stations. also, there w

k. so with a detail hasn't been there. so i would imagine that they won't keep it very, very, very quiet. what do you think that you say they're going to keep this? so you, you imagine, i'll keep it very, very quiet. who do you think new, mr. clara? and these are you k intelligence operation documents? this is pretty serious, a top secret kind of stuff. but if, if, if the u. k was drawing up these kind of clandestine plans, which putin would call again, plans of terrorism. do you think langley, virginia knew about it? do you think brussels knew about it? do you think berlin knew about it or it was just a u. k, a u k. at the unilateral act on the case pod? well, i mean, i think that is the ratings of it, right? when they refer to the us as the great station, but this is the cunning thought by side just conniving and the just causing mischief in may through sub to fusion deception. i mean, it was very interesting. it's been reported that list trust report to be unhappy with the level of support being given by washington to ukraine. now, i mean

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like this, in the evening, like this night, so in three minutes in three minutes imagine from 18 :45 to 6:48 p.m. two russian k-52 helicopters were destroyed by ukrainian anti-aircraft guns this happened in the boryslav district of the kherson region by a unit of the odesa anti-missile brigade of the south air command two russian k-52 attack helicopters were shot down by the way it is reported that the russians are running out of pilots, pilots who would have been either under contract or some other member volunteered to go to the front , now they are already hiring mercenaries, so to speak, but the quality of these mercenaries is very low, i will tell you more about it if there is time, and now yuri fizer will be to talk about what happened in the world, the world about ukraine, yury good evening, please. good evening to you, good evening. good evening to everyone who joined our broadcast. the news that they are running out of pilots is good news. they were all running out well, but i hope it will happen soon, but to the section on the grain agreement, norway is strengthening its own combat readiness and in i

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i can't imagine what putin could find to usefully strike with a ten k t weapon.city of kyiv and murder 100,000 people? attack a nato force? their language, by the way, on russian state tv is simply irresponsible. about attacking berlin, paris, london, and nuclear torpedo to watch a tsunami across the united kingdom. it's just not kind of talk. i think, largely, what putin is doing is signaling his distress. trying to warn the west to stop supporting ukraine. not going to happen. so, we are in a very tricky situation. cannot allow putin to use a nuclear extortion as a viable tool. if we do, the future will be changed forever. >> yeah, not in the way we wanted. general mccaffrey, thank you so much for joining us. we will have you back to keep an eye on the situation. up next, herschel walker calling it some republican heavyweights to help him survive his abortion scandal. as the gop faces accusations of hypocrisy. >> in the state of georgia, brian kemp has said that herschel walker is entitled to his personal choices, but no woman is. and that is unconscionable. fo

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k. history. and what a record i thanks so much andrew simmons. let's go over the jona how he's lived for us in brussels. jonah one can only imagine how you leaders must be watching the latest chapter in this very british political drama that's going on the gathering there in brussels and this all broke loose one day. that's right, you'd have to forgive and elements of shot and tried it wouldn't give among them they've had years of listening to the bombast of british politicians like forest johnson like not too far out far right. the that was a member of the european parliament. if he is talking about how britain would prosper once unshackled from the and elected bureaucrats here in brussels, he looks to them anything at anything but that at the moment they would say that, of course. and in fact, the leaders turning up quite careful to see a largely away from this issue. they've got, frankly, bigger things to worry about. there is talk about soaring energy prices, trying to event that to the possibility of higher inflation. recession stalking many of the members of the european union. and it's been 6 years after since britain have

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these aircraft h1 and k-55 missiles, let me remind you that h 101 one missile costs 13 million dollars, it is such and such according to the data from open sources, you can imaginellions and hundreds of millions today the enemy, well, just threw it out to kill, and these missiles, according to the data, today we have destroyed 50, six, with the latest editions, yes, air targets, well, that’s not for it which were state of the first attack, but it is 43 missiles, including 80 people, 43 missiles were destroyed , 13 kamikaze drones were also destroyed, in the first wave of the air alert, already in the afternoon, the enemy began to attack ukraine from the north, from the kursk region , as well as since the dnipro has increased, e-e along the dnieper they entered from the territory of belarus already shahid attacking the kyiv region and the northern e-e regions e-e in the range of the air command center there, the servicemen of this unit destroyed nine kamikaze drones, four dons were also destroyed kamikaze by servicemen of the eastern air command in the east of the country, that's what we have at the moment. that's such a massive missile attack, however, the comma

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one would imagine that are elements within the tory party who are going to be hoping that soon that is going to be able to reach out to connect with cultural groups within the u. k. who might feel alienated by the quote, traditional conservative party. do you think that that's going to work is you actually get to resonate with groups like that? i mean, it's difficult to say, i mean the tories, i've done well at having people from ethnic minority backgrounds at the top of the policy for quite a long time. people have ethnic minority backgrounds, the polls show do still tend to labor. i suppose it's important to recognize that it is significant. networking has its fast person of color as prime minister. i think it's worth noting that you know this, this has been treated without much incident. there isn't much opposition to it, which is a good thing that might have been a different story 2 decades ago. at the same time, i don't think we should get carried away. i mean, british politics has been defined by some very, very reactionary policies from the conservative party, regardless of the mississippi of people in certain roles. i think particular talents what abraha

k. is the budget, the many budget for the rich. so politically wasn't a very clever move. one would imagine. i've been there on our discussion, so perhaps looking at other elements of what the many badges included. one of them is the corporation tax rate. they had been an expectation that that great would increase. next financial year we started in april and u. k. from 19 percent to 25 percent. what we had had, of course, from the band with many budgets and i think had been hinged during the stresses an election campaign to be prime minister, which now was, is, or it was that that would be reversed. there was not going to be that increase. well now there are suggestions that that may still happen. and other possibilities that we might see, the catch in the basic graduate come to actually shows meant to come down to 19 b to the pound. in again, april 2023. that may be postponed to 2024, which was what the original idea had been barouche's to lag when he was chancellor . so that could indeed be a number of terms, so that what the government does, and then there's also what to the bank of engla

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helping kids k-12, transitional age youth, families, parents, communities, understand and to be exposed to stem subjects. imagine if that mission one day can be in every affordable housing community. the opportunities that we would create and that's what i'm trying to do with this >> welcome to the small commission meeting on october 11, 2022. this meeting is held in person in city hall, room 400 and broadcasted live on sfgov tv and available to view online or listened by calling 415-655-0001. as authorized by california government code section 54953e and mayor breed's 45th supplement to her february 25th, 2020, emergency proclamation, it's possible that some members of the small business commission may attend this meeting remotely. in that event, those members will participate and vote by video. the small business commission thanks media services and sfgov tv for televises the meeting on sfgov tv dot org. we welcome the public's participation during public comment. there's an opportunity for general public comment at the end of the meet and an opportunity to comment on each discussion or action item on the agen

imagine, of huge morale boost for ukrainian forces. just today we're hearing so many reports by the ukraine and military. they saying that they have pushed into a town called she called k, which is north of here, relatively close to lima. and we just spoken to the head of the guns military administration. and he has told us to expect great things in the next couple of days. me personally and ukrainian ministry around him, excited about the prospect of ukrainian full sees crossing into lou guns the guns region of something that said, we know that has been heavy fighting in that area. but there's been no way of verifying for the scan reports that you've created. she's are actually operating inside new guns. it's believed that from their ukrainian force he's aim to push down towards the big cities of civil than it's actually see chance. and also towards the city of buck remote, which we understand is on the daily siege. a lot of rocket, fun and heavy fighting in that city. it's a city that i visited in april and was very, it was all very calm and russian forces were about why supposed 20 kilometers also a way. we now understand that they are on the outskirts of buff mood.

k. with in prison instead of the inmates she tries to free? karol. >> leave kim kardashian alone. seriously. it's very hard to keep up with the kardashians -- [laughter] and it's just not difficult to imaginebusy and failed to mention that she was pushing some crap coin which was absolutely an advertisement. of course people should disclose when they're being paid to push a financial product. she did, however, say this is not financial advice, but she should have still said she was being paid. i kind of feel like if you're taking financial advice from the kardashians, you maybe deserve what you get. a million dollars plus seems a bit much, but, yes, disclose if you're pushing some financial product on the rest of us. kennedy: kevin? >> lock her up. i chant that whatever chance i get -- [laughter] >> leave kim alone. >> what's that? [laughter] kennedy: that you think she should -- >> leave kim alone. >> no, i agree completely that she should disclose that she was repping this brand. you know, anyone getting crypto advice from kim kardashian, i think, probably has it coming to them. and we just should not follow celebrities' advice on any product whatsoever in terms of this influencer cultur

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helping kids k-12, transitional age youth, families, parents, communities, understand and to be exposed to stem subjects. imaginef that mission one day can be in every affordable housing community. the opportunities that we would create and that's what i'm trying to do with this >> as many important decisions to make on november 8. tonight's forum will give you a opportunity to learnburn before you vote. the questions were submitted by district 10 residents and community organizations. now, let's begin. we will start off with 90 second opening statements in alphabetical order. welcome and thank you for participating in the forum. please introduce yourselves, tell us which neighborhood you live in and why you are running for district 10 supervisors. brian, you may go first. >> thank you so much

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k, with a c. whatever, whoever's in their tribe in their clan, they're going to vote for. >> yeah. >> and it just -- i guess nothing else matters. i can't imagine being that type of voter. >> yeah. >> but there are a lot of them out there. >> so we want to turn now to the latest developments in the battle over classified documents former president trump kept in his mar-a-lago home and club after leaving office. after leaving the white house. the former president has filed an emergency request asking the supreme court to allow the special master to review the roughly 100 classified record that federal agents seized from the florida estate in august. specifically the trump team asked the high court to vacate part of a ruling issued last month by the 11th circuit court of appeals. that ruling allows the justice department to resume using those classified documents as part of its criminal investigation to determine if trump or his advisers mishandled national security secrets or hid or destroyed government records. the supreme court justice assigned to the 11th circuit is justice clarence thomas. he ordered the justice department to respond to trum