not only on milt producers was also those that trying to put food on the table. i'll feel larosa, the president of the federation of italian consumers, believes that the crisis will continue and is likely to lead to a social unrest in the future. here they'll start. damages then thrown, is crazy to think that a liter of milk could cost as much as 2 euros. yes, we were consistently and the cost of living crosses is felt, hey, more than any other regions of italy. i think that this dramatic situation will last for a long time. and this in winter there will be social tensions of major protests in the southern part of the country. however, this crisis was already underway before the russian operation in ukraine. before that, there was a pandemic, and now we see an increase in raw materials such as milk. all of this is causing inequality and poverty, especially among citizens of southern a city. the polish people who soon won't even be able to go shopping at the supermarket anymore. of course, to euros for lisa milk is too much, as is the cost of flour, bread, pasta,

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. >> reporter: that means milt reduction goes down. one cow tyy produces 100 pounds per day. >> we are three pounds down per animal. that is about 6000 pounds of milk per day. were met met with a record number of trie digit days, he is using record y to keep them cool. >> we are using more power thane should be. > >> generators and a water trucker on standby. >> this afternoon i will have to people aming nd, looking for cows in distress. we will ly soak them down. > >> if you think your pg&e bill is high, that electric bill is a a whopping $32,000 per month. > >> how the heat can cause unusual behavior. that is oppree and high temperatures just like us. it is easy to mistake an anl in distress from dangerous heat. heat. >> it was just suffering from heat exposure. unit that was doing anything that could harm the animal further. > >> police are searching from whomever killed the teenager last night. officers found a 17-year-old boy with one wound n the front yard of the home. he d before they could take him to the house little. > >> aut

our reporter milt ada schmidt has the story. ah, has switzerland taking inspiration from its own cheese. the smiths are expert tunnel builders. they use that knowledge to solve many transport obstacles on them mountainous roads. 2 now they want to build another tunnel solely for the transport of goods in it's designed to relieve traffic, protect the environment, and save energy like everywhere else in the world's traffic jams, a common here that means a lot of energy gets wasted, but there's plenty of space under grounds, driverless vehicles would transport containers on 3 lanes. swiss companies have joined forces to build them much project. although it's wednesday night. so there'll be 3 lanes in the tunnel home and the vehicles will be on wheels not on rails. as many people assume livingston and d, me in the middle lane would be for sorting and short term storage. what we call buffering and sequencing. although it's not an overtaking line, but holds more like a slow down lane, so to speak. and so to soften the tunnel begins th

with prices for deliveries, packaging, and animal feed, all skyrocketing, which is do not believe of milt, over $2.00 euros and spiking energy costs have had a devastating impact. not only on the milk producers, but also those trying to put food on the table. i'll feel larosa, the president of the federation of italian consumers does not seen and decides to the crisis you. they'll damage. i then throw that is crazy to think the lease of milk cost as much as 2 euros we were consistently and the cost of living crisis is felt here more than in any other regions of italy. right. i think the less dramatic situation will last for a long time. and this in winter there will be social tensions and major protests in the southern part of the country. however, this crisis was already underway before the russian operation in ukraine. before that, there was a pandemic, and now we see an increase in raw materials such as milk. all, all of this is causing inequality in poverty, especially among citizens of southern entity, the polish people who soon won't even be able to go shopping at the supermarket. a

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that is the one million-dollar quen,milt don't know. laughter potakes a lot of pride in his pumpkin and just about everything he plans. he is is a third-generation farmer. his family has been farming the land here for almost 100 years.e has learned a lot like the importance of pumpkin season. these pumpkins will soon be up for sale and the more he sells, the more comfort his family has heading into the winter. >> our business slows way down because you cannot get out into the field as often and you cannot harvest as much. the products are growing at a much slower rate so this is our last. >> reporter: he will make the tp the trip from home to the field and back several times over the coming weeks and has he gets ready to unload the days haul, his mom shows us what most people come to pick before the pumpkin season reaches its peak. peak. the andreotti families sunflowers. >> people will take these and hang them upside down in the gae or on a fence and let them dry. and they will eat them or they l they will feed them to the squis or the

. >> skripal was poisoned by the milt grader in of agent novichok. >> the seriousness of novichok isur body one by one. if it goes properly it will turn off your body, and then within hours any trace it will disappear so you'll always forever look like it was a natural death. >> this is why it appears to be the preferred form of killing for people whose death will be in the public scrutiny such as navalny. there was a lot of pressure for us to start investigating. media partners in russia reached out to us and said can you help? we looked at it and thought there's no hope in hell. we can investigate the crimes that happened in russia in the remote corners of siberia sitting here comfortably in europe. we didn't even try in the beginning. >> alexei navalny arrived at the hospital in bellingcat with his wife yulia. a spokesperson tweeted the struggles for alexei's life and health is just beginning. here at the hospital, both inside and out, he'll be watched. [ speaking foreign language. >> to have your dad, an opposition leader being poisoned by we don't know what, we don't know how, w

remains very concerned about the chinese milt movements around the island.ying that china -- president xi wants to have the capability of taking taiwan by force by 2027. though he hasn't yet made that decision. undoubtedly that will be a key issue that will be a back drop as the president makes this trip to new york. he heads there later this evening and has a full day of events tomorrow. >> we'll be there and the comments of the commander-in-chief has changed. thank you so much. >>> well volodymyr zelenskyy is expected to address the u.n. general assembly virtually tomorrow. as the only leader who will be able to do that. this as pro-russian separatist leaders in the occupied regions by russian forces of donetsk and luhansk, will hold referendums to join russia. the plan votes stem from fear of defeat in the face of on going counter offensive. parts of kherson on are the front lines between ukraine and russia. the progress there is more in the northeast. joining me now cedrick layton. cnn military analyst. good to have you. so we're a couple of weeks into t

we can only hope to move through life with mu milt and conduct ourselves in the time we are given with compassion, with kindness and with grace. the life of her majesty, queen elizabeth ii was a towering example of all of those qualities manifest in a single human being. she always kept a special place for scotland in her heart as she in turn found ample room in ours. her passing leaves a profound an a sense across the family of these nations. her majesty came of age in the crews bell of war, a period of gravest danger for our country. it fostered in her a deep commitment to reconciliation, to peace and a common understanding among nations so evident in her commitment to the commonwealth. it's why she told us the listening world from cape town on the occasion of that 2021 birthday broadcast that while she was 6,000 miles away from the country of her birth, she was never far from home. and, hence, the grief that we feel today is shared across the world. from the blitz to the pandemic, through times of tempest and times of calm, sustained as always by the duke of edinburgh, her beloved s

washington post," and not confirmed by nbc news, one of the documents described as foreign government's milt defenses, including its nuclear capabilities. the justice department said it would arm governmental interests but has not said what it plans to do next. now the doj is getting back-up from mr. trump's former attorney general bill barr who has turned critical of his former boss. >> that opinion was a mistake. >> so you think it will be appealed and overruled. >> i hope it is appealed. >> reporter: barr adding he think the doj could be close to an indictment of the former president. >> will the government be able to make out a technical case and have evidence by which they they could indict somebody on including him and i think they're getting very close to that point. >> reporter: the former president dismissed the investigation as a hoax that is politically motivated. his republican allies echoing these attacks. >> the only reason to leak to the media which is to influence the narrative which tells you this is being politicized. >> many focus on hillary clinton's private email server

i now recognize representative milt meeks for five minutes per. >> thank you very much. i think our panel for being here. i am a physician and i am a veteran and a female veteran. i am somewhat confused by some of what i'm hearing here today. so if i understand this correctly, the va feels it has to make a rule that violates a law that has been passed by members of congress, who the public feels is the body that makes laws because the urgency of the dobbs decision in the state laws restricting abortion for life-saving emergency care of women. so, exactly how many states that prohibit abortions in the life of the mother? >> congresswoman the concern for. >> exactly how many states prohibit abortion for saving the life of a mother? i am assuming you research this that is the reason for your rule. >> it is not just permissiveness congresswoman. but youou don'tth know the answo that questionmi with epic thereo say? thank you. >> you also said that these are life saving procedures and in what trimester of pregnancy where these life-saving procedures conducted for the tes that

and the government had sub milted in its letter a one line saying, we really encourage you to do so, not a lot of meat on the bones about why. and jim trusty, the, frankly, the only lawyer who spoke for the former president, who, by the way, he kept on describing as the president and saying he's the president's lawyer, he -- the one time i was waiting to see what judge dearie would do, because he went on a political attack of the archives. he talked about them being a political entity. the archives. >> the national archives? >> that's like saying it's a political entity, my public library is a political entity. he seemed to equate what sandy berger did to being the archive's fault that they wanted those documents to be taken. and so, the argument was that the judge should not be consulting with such an overt political body, as the national archives. judge dearie basically said, i don't actually see the need right now to consult with them, so this is a moot conversation, but in his, again, his very polite way, he said, of course, i do think, you know, you might be painting with a broa

have the president actually answering questions in front of a live questioner, not somebody who sub milted him written questions, and we have documents, financials and math that's occurring here. undoubtedly, the trump side is tweeting about it -- >> he doesn't get to tweet. they are doing something else. social -- >> yeah, his -- his children are tweeting about this, but when you look at this, it is a very different case than some of the actions that have been brought before, or some of the investigations that have been brought before. >> tom winter, thank you. you are free to go report. i wasn't to play for you something, david, that caught my attention, it's a question to attorney general tisch james. >> do they just not check anything that people tell them or they presumed it was true or do they have hints that these things were not true, that they were being told? and what does it tell you about those institutions? >> let me just say, they indicated on the statement of financial candidate that it did not certify and did not audit these statements. that does not about solve mr. trump o

soldiers breaking russia's milt strangle hold on parts of the country and reclaiming territory at lightningiles since launching the counter offensive two weeks ago. liberating 30 settlements mostly in the northeast. >> does this show that ukraine could win this war. >> this is not a year's long war. this is months. this is showing that the kraerngs have the ability to win this war. >> reporter: the russian military grip on kharkiv crumbling. its soldiers retreating and leaving tanks and artillery behind. russia saying it is not fleeing, it is regrouping. overnight in what is seen as retaliation, russia attacking critical infrastructure, knocking out power leave several cities in total darkness. ukrainian firefighters rushing to put out flames at a power station. an the largest nuclear power plant at large reactor shut down as a safety messure as shelling hasn't stopped in weeks. >> the constant disconnection and reconnection to the power grid, this is really unsustainable for a safe operation of a nuclear power plant. >> are you concerned about a nuclear disaster? >> yes. it is literally pl

milt; you are looking very smart today. thank you. as are you.— you are looking very smart today.ound the world. tens of thousands of people queue through the night and all morning to pay their respects to queen elizabeth ii, as she lies in state in westminster hall. the queue is currently two miles long, stretching down along the river thames, with people waiting for up to eight hours. we'll be here all morning, talking to people waiting to pay their respects. in other news... the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, is involved