now this month talk kills metropolitan government began issuing partnership certificates to same sex couples who live and work in the capital. same sex partners have struggled to have. the unions recognized and conservative japan, many eligibility you couples, see the move as a small step in the right direction. this may seem like just another day for mickey and katie. a yeah. but their lives have changed. the couple can now be officially registered as same sex partners. they still don't have the status of a legal marriage, but they will enjoy the same rights in key areas, such as housing, health and welfare. a long awaited move by the government. to what a more mean a lot of people support our relationship than this it was, i wonder why the government hasn't taken so long to take the step away. instead, some politicians have made really negative, gone for like being mentally ill of you that are disgusting. he komatsu a the l g p t q advocates. now hope those attitudes will change. on november 1st, rainbow colors covered tokyo's municipal building. as the new law came into force, doz

the metropolitan government explains that if there are no force majeure circumstances, ukrenergo specialistseliminate within two or three weeks deficit with caused by russian attacks on critical infrastructure facilities, at the same time the government continues to carry out terror, so while the armed forces armor ukrainian cities with energy tetyana litvinova oleksandr burlevych specially for the tv channel and we , the republic of crimea, the air alert announced reminds of the launch of missiles from the black sea, and most likely calibres will check this information about sumshchyna, they inform us about successful work, counter report, contact us oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union of human affairs take care of yourself, have a safe day and the end of this company, if it could be done, dear, i think this is a technical error, yes, during the baptism service, it will be corrected, yes, oleksandr, do you hear, can you hear the studio, i can hear you perfectly, the studio, well, the fourth international forum continues, how are we, the key issue is the

the metropolitan government explains that if there are no force majeure circumstances, ukrenergo specialists will be able to eliminate the deficit caused by russian attacks on critical infrastructure facilities within two to three weeks at the same time, the government is working to normalize the blackout schedules. however, russia systematically continues to carry out terror, so while the armed forces defend ukrainian cities, our front remains to preserve unity and save electricity tetyana litvinova oleksandr burlevych specially for espresso tv channel in those days the territory of modern odessa was a delicacy for the ottoman empire and the russian empire, nazi germany, and today for fascist russia, but the rashists don't get on my mother's nerves , she has a ukrainian heart unconquered unconquered cities ukraine is a cozy kherson, a pearl of the protected territories of ukraine, the city played a significant role in the creation of statehood, it became the southern center of the ukrainian revival, during the great terror , the nkvd shot almost thousands of people for nationalism, and the

complain about their work as a servant of the people, and is it true that despite the war, the metropolitan government profanation and the provision of these points, you said in response that let's not manipulate and play political games without any criticism from the president of your address, as you yourself think, how good kyiv is prepared for winter in the conditions of war eh well, of course the situation in the city of kyiv eh is such a situation that we did not expect and if eh the president's office is already dealing with its heating point that this is our responsibility as a city government and we need to communicate with the city government and to collect the city's merecht, not to give tasks to the military administration in such meetings, which are hosted exclusively by the military administration, this is first and secondly, regarding the heating points, we do everything that depends on us in order to provide them very short terms, the vast majority of these points are open in schools and kindergartens and, uh, they are in those rooms that have undergone thermal sanitation, which are alr

the metropolitan government explains that if there are no force majeure circumstances , ukrenergo specialists will be able to eliminate the deficit caused by russian attacks on critical infrastructure facilities within two to three weeks. at the same time, the government is working to normalize the shutdown schedules. however, russia systematically continues carry out terror, so while the armed forces defend ukrainian cities, our front remains to preserve unity and save electricity tetyana litvinova oleksandr burlevych specially for espresso tv channel will observe a moment of silence in memory of ukrainian soldiers and peaceful citizens of ukraine who died in the war that was unleashed by russia 267 days of the russian-ukrainian war to your attention news on espresso anzhelika sezonenko works in the studio air alarm throughout the territory of ukraine except temporarily occupied crimea, therefore, go to the shelter, protect your life and health , the espresso tv channel, also the youth from the shelter, therefore, i am dressed, i apologize, it is cold here, and before the news in the dnipro,

thousands of working institutions, because we are. for this to happen at least once, the metropolitan government if it will not of force majeure, ukrenergo specialists will be able to eliminate the deficit caused by russian attacks on critical infrastructure within two to three weeks, at the same time the authorities are working to normalize the shutdown schedules, however, russia systematically continues to carry out terror, so while the armed forces defend ukrainian cities, our front remains to preserve unity and save electricity tetyana litvinova oleksandr burlevich specially for the espresso tv channel would like to thank our colleagues for this extremely important informative and in general atmospheric plot, we understand what situation is coming upon us well, lesya and i can only add that we need to keep calm, sober, with a cool head, think about how we can survive in this situation and continue. from the survival of the games young people, good day, mr. igor, good evening already. well, until the evening in the evening, so to speak, the heart of a survivor is beating, so let's see right a

the metropolitan government explains that if there are no force majeure circumstances, ukrenergo specialistsinate the deficit caused by russian attacks on facilities within two or three weeks of critical infrastructure, at the same time the authorities are working to normalize the blackout schedules, however, russia systematically continues to carry out terror, so while the armed forces defend ukrainian cities, our front remains to preserve unity and save electricity tetyana litvinova oleksandr burlevych specially for the espresso tv channel good day, we continue our broadcast on the espresso channel, now there is an air alarm almost all over ukraine, so we are in storage and recommend you to do the same. battles in the east of our country about the progress of deoccupation on the right bank of the dnieper and just as they say about the hadyukin frog in the russian federation, which is apparently starting what is happening now in the liberated kherson region we will ask oleg baturin, a journalist from novaya kakhovka. oleg, we congratulate you. glory to ukraine. we salute you. good day . now

the metropolitan government explains that if there are no force majeure circumstances, ukrenergo specialists to eliminate the shortage caused by russian attacks on critical infrastructure facilities within two to three weeks. at the same time, the government is working to normalize schedules power outages however, russia systematically continues to carry out terror, so while the armed forces defend ukrainian cities, our front remains to preserve unity and save electricity tetyana litvinova oleksandr burlevich specially for the tv channel espresso continues the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel. thank you for being with us. we have returned to the usual location. this is the second powerful air alert over ukraine. this means that somewhere in belarus , air defenses have risen again and the possibility of launching missiles, missiles that are difficult to shoot down. our air defense forces are doing everything possible. fortunately, as we understand the launches, it did not happen this time, but that does not mean that you do not need to be careful when the air alarm signal sounds and

the metropolitan government explains that if there are no force majeure circumstances, ukrenergo specialistse able to eliminate the deficit caused by the russian attacks on the ob objects of critical infrastructure at the same time the authorities are working on normalizing the blackout schedules however, russia systematically continues to carry out terror, so while the armed forces defend ukrainian cities, our front remains to preserve unity and save electricity tetyana litvinova oleksandr burlevych specially for the espresso tv channel, the 255th day continues today the war between ukraine and russia began you are watching a telethon on espresso tv channel lesya vakulyuk and andriy savchuk today is actually the second hour of our morning marathon today with you everyone we congratulate everyone, we wish good morning to those who have just joined us, you know how they say, wake up ukraine, wake up, my dear, the muscovite hasn't slept for an hour, so it's not time for us to sleep, we really have to do something to win, saturday, sunday, a holiday will be a day, it doesn't matter, each of us

the metropolitan government explains that if there are no force majeure circumstances, ukrenergo specialistsree weeks eliminate the deficit of caused by russian attacks on critical infrastructure facilities, at the same time the authorities are working to normalize the blackout schedules, however, russia systematically continues to carry out terror, so while the armed forces defend ukrainian cities, our front remains to preserve unity and save electricity tetyana litvinova oleksandr burlevych specially for the espresso tv channel the memory of ukrainian military and civilian citizens of ukraine who died in the war started by russia

in the crimea, where all the bishops and priests recognized the russian government and still they bless the war, and metropolitan lazer of simferopol and crimea even signed an agreement a on cooperation with the black sea fleet of the russian federation. for eight years, the ukrainian state did not react and still does not react, that is why such searches can only be welcomed. what will be the result if you think about the kremlin's statements about the searches? just an excuse for piskov and other russian propagandists to once again accuse ukraine of some kind of persecution, uh, you don't need to be motivated by this . i think that the state, the ukrainian state, has no the aim is somehow to completely ban the ukrainian orthodox church now, but this is a certain signal in order to still force metropolitan onufry and certain bishops to dialogue with the state, how can the state ensure national security in conditions of war and at the same time not lead to a wave of discontent among the faithful can ban a completely religious organization. it can influence. it has such leverage. first of all, this is the issue o

metropolitan area. rent going up by 21% according to government statistics.one who said they saw rent go up by 40%. it was also going up by 40% across the entire neighborhood. that's led to housing insecurity. homelessness becoming a big issue that we've heard the senate and gubernatorial races focus on. in pennsylvania, we're not talking about inflation, but interesting to see the trend on what we're seeing in employment. when we see job openings going down by 28% in the keystone state. very interesting. because nationally, 3.5% unemployment rate, that's the lowest we've seen since 1969. right now you see hiring firms in pennsylvania getting less aggressive and wanting to hire people, perhaps, because the anticipation of a slower economy next year where they won't need as many people, does that make the unemployment picture change remains to be seen. >> so we're not necessarily seeing across the board, for instance, dairy where it is in wisconsin, right? >> we're seeing higher prices but not at 32%, per se. we've seen prices go up nationally. but in wisconsi

governing synod that becomes the censor. and i, yes, or here's our let's say our advice, uh, our egerei choir metropolitan.we look at how this hymn, firstly, will suit our choir, suit our cathedral, its style. yes, that is, the decoration of our temple and how it is, what place it will take in worship. and when we realize it's really really prayerful chant, when the author has invested not only professional music. yes, but when he put his soul into it, yes, we take him, of course, he is in a modern composer a lot of busting a lot, when they start to be smart about twirling the style, that is, well, you know, in order to write church music you need to drink away not a single time in the church choir, you need to plunge into this atmosphere in order to feel like looking at some kind of predecessors. to see, in the first place, you need to understand the text. not just i will take the church text. i will write about him too. yes, guys, you understand what this church text is about. when i had a lot of such cases, when they come, here you are take my song. i say ok. and what do you mean by the word kama here w

metropolitan police commissioner. he has called for more power to sack rogue officers. if he is to restore trust in policing, the public will need to feel confident they will be removed. the governmentlear power station would will help secure uk energy independence. edf, which plans to build it, says a final decision on whether it goes ahead is at least a year away. here's our environment reporter richard daniel. the new business secretary on a whistle—stop tour of the sizewell c site. so what i am looking at on the right is all c. all c, that's right. and the two units are identical. right. by his side, the chief executive of the french power giant edf with whom he has just signed a deal committing nearly £700 million to the project. it is a sign of, if you like, the confidence that the british government has in nuclear as part of our energy mix and that very, very important point that has been driven home so clearly by putin's illegal invasion of ukraine, and what it's done to energy prices. we must have a mix of energy in this country. the investment ends chinese involvement in sizewell c, but it has nothing to do with who will pay the huge cost of building it. sizewell c would b

s. 1941, the metropolitan areas protection and standardization act, or maps act, is a technical but important bill. maintaining government-wide statistical standards may seem mundane, but these standards have real-world consequences. we saw this last year when the office of management and budget tried to make updates to the definition of core-based statistical areas. out of the 734 public comments submitted, 712 comments opposed the definitional change. as a result, the office of management and budget delayed its proposed recommendation. municipalities and other organizations should not feel caught off guard bystanders changes in the future. the maps act will help provide transparency if the office of management and budget tries to reverse -- revise course standards in the future. this bill will provide benefit visibility into how these statistical standards are used in federal domestic assistance programs to determine funding eligibility. and the u.s. conference of mayors, the national rural health association and the national association of counties all agree that this legislation is needed. i would like to thank the s

government. it makes things even more confusing for many americans. >> might, it is important to get your perspective on this that we appreciate your time this evening. as cnn analyst and former d.c. metropolitan author of the book, hold the line. michael, thank you for being with us. >>> up next, china is locking down after massive covid outbreaks across the country. we have a correspondent who will join us live. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to sell your car go to carvana answer a few questions and our techno wizary calculates your car's value and gives you a realffer in seconds we'll come to you pay you on the spot then pick up your car that's it carvana (scrooge) bah humbug! i can barely get reception! (cecily) 'tis the season to switch to verizon. you get a free 5g phone when you do. (vo) get a free 5g phone. plus a tablet, smartwatch, and earbuds. all on us. that's up to $2100 in value. (scrooge) wow! (vo) act now, this offer won't last long! if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, innovation refunds could qualify it for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it

government during that government because during that 2016 referendum there was sort of two different types of brexiteers there the sort brexiteers there were the sort of liberal metropolitanbe brexiteers who wanted to see brexit happen in order to get back control of our borders. but they didn't necessarily to see net migration go down, they just britain to be allowed to say who came in and who didn't then . came in and who didn't then. there was the all the great brexiteers which, it must be said, was a much larger group who wanted to see brexit, wanted see immigration coming down and thought was the best thought the brexit was the best mechanism the mechanism to do that. but the kind brexit we've got kind of brexit we've got actually these sort of actually with these sort of australia plenty of australia style allows plenty of immigrants to come in. it just immigrants to come in. it just immigrants from countries. so it is quite difficult for brexiteers to say that they that they have to live got what they said exactly that look said exactly that olivia. look thank live europe thank you very much live europe with political correspondent with our political correspondent

government. then the sue grave report where we spent weeks and months waiting for this, and then the awful invasion of ukraine. then there was the metropolitanet views. he is the most marmite politician of modern history. either people love him or they hate him. i've tried to give both sides of him to people, to say that on the one hand he was very flawed, he made a lot of mistakes, but a lot of other people said, actually, i thought he did good stuff. i've tried to give nuance between that, but it is 84,000 words and i wrote it in a monthjust to get out there. it is quite a pacey read and gives you a good sense of the drama of that time. is it read and gives you a good sense of the drama of that time.— the drama of that time. is it too soon? we _ the drama of that time. is it too soon? we have _ the drama of that time. is it too soon? we have all— the drama of that time. is it too soon? we have all lived - the drama of that time. is it too | soon? we have all lived through this, and as you said, whatever you think of borisjohnson, it is all in our very recent memory. what is new? what will we learn in the book that we don't know already?— w