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but now, a historic number of them are running for national office. 56 women seeking house seats. three running for governor. among them, democrat stacey abrams in georgia. both are facing tough odds to become the first black woman elected governor. >> and black women are often called the heart of the democratic party. what do you want to see in their roles in terms of change, in terms of more support when it comes to running for office? >> what i would like for people to consider when they're trying to support communities of color and black women running for office, this is not a bet, this is a commitment. >> while the majority of black women running are democrats, there has been an increase in diversity in the republican party, too. gop candidate tamika hamilton, who is running for congress in california, is thinking about all the people who blazed the trail for hers. >> i'm a candidate for the presidency of the united states. >> they did not go through what they went through for us to give up. >> what do you say to black women who say i'm inspired but i'm also nervous? >> keep

this is the united nations office on drugs and crime, a powerful drug flow goes to russia and europe from afghanistan, including through tajikistan, along secret mountain paths, which the special services do not always have time to block in these conditions, dogs are indispensable helpers. they are able not only to detect drugs, but also to detain the violator kinolog and his dog. one team the instructor in this deuce is the main one, but the paradox is better when, at the first meeting, it is not a person who chooses a pet for himself. and vice versa, if the owner's dog chooses, they make a team, because they look at the beauty of the dog, and the dogs look at our character. our warmth on our aura on our tonality. then there will be a place for friendship between them, everything is fine. cynologists of tajikistan annually go to exercises under the flag of the csto. in 2021, the active phase of the maneuvers took place in september in the mountains of armenia at the marshal training ground bagramyan of the national ministry of defense , along with tajik specialists , russian special

purpose of an ethical 6 investigation should the counsel initiate an investigator from united nations office for this arman affairs? sounds ready to support it. mister president, distinguished members of the security council as high representative gonna commit to mentioned previously. the operations and institutional structures of the b w. c must be further bolstered to ensure it's it is properly equipped and resourced to face future challenges. the conventions upcoming 9th review conference in november and december this year presents the ideal opportunity for its state parties to comprehensively strengthen the convention. i thank you very much for your attention to person you miss. i thank me. say april for his briefing. i now gave the floor to members of the security council who wished to make statements. i gave the floor to the representative of the russian federation. i believe mister president. we know that the report made by mister elbow, the deputy of the high representative to summit for to sum it affairs said the russian federation asked to convene this security council meeting on t

. >> reporter: hundreds of candidates for state and national office have denied the legitimacy of the0 presidential election. while crime and inflation dominate the headlines, many are sounding the alarm about what else is at stake in 2022. >> democracy doesn't usually die through coups or invasion. it usually dies from within. >> reporter: coming up this sunday morning, is democracy on the ballot? >>> she's the woman who turned halloween into a horror movie and a classic film franchise. tracy smith catches up with actor, author and activist jamie lee curtis. >> when i can be free, i am unstoppable. >> reporter: seems like jamie lee occurtis is unstoppable now. one of her films is destined to be a classic and her other one is. 44 years in that role. what is it like to say good-bye? >> i was surprised i said hello again. >> reporter: jamie lee curtis still full of surprises ahead on "sunday morning." >>> bono and his legendary band have sold millions of records while raising a fortune for charity. norah o'donnell is in ireland with u2's bono. ♪ >> reporter: after all these years, all t

rules that we now engage by with the industry to be able to replenish our existing stocks. obama nations office capabilities. so we can part of both or pulled our own. the turns on the fence, but also continue to provide the support to ukraine. i want to talk a little bit more about the ramp up of production and the fact that that as a whole right now, but, but 1st put and says that he will use and i'm quoting here, all weapon systems available to defend territory. this is being seen as a thinly veiled nuclear threat. this week, nato is conducting routine nuclear drills. rushes annual exercises are usually taking place late in october. how high is your concern right now that the russian drills could be used to put nuclear weapons on hiler? we are very closely monitoring what they are doing on the v are vigilant. and then of course, in special in when they now are going to conduct a new exercise. having said that, the, the risk of any nuclear attack against the can we use. so nuclear weapons against ukraine is low about of course the potential impact the consequence is so big. so this is a risk

now this is something that has been, as you say, ugly refuted, the united nations office for humanitarian affairs as at least 23000 people have been displaced by armed violence in democratic republic of congo. fighting started on thursday between congolese troops and the m. 23 armed corp in would sure all agencies say about 2500 people have fled to ne, bring uganda in somalia. at least 9 people have been killed in an attack on a hotel. our bob has claimed responsibility for the siege in the southern port city of k smile. at least a 133 children have died from acute kidney injury in indonesia. the deaths are linked to chemicals found in some cough syrups. indonesia has temporarily bound sales of all syrup based medications, and a team of experts is investigating the case. and 38 migrants have been rescued from a small boat, a draft in the mediterranean sea. children were among those saved by the rescue ship ocean. viking, bringing the total number of migrants on board to $73.00, warm weather and calm seas in southern europe and the mediterranean. i've led to a sharp increase in crossing th

parliamentary summit of the international crimean platform, the presidential representation, the national officeean platform are actively working on issues related not only to de-occupation, but also to reintegration. we are confident about reintegration we have to prepare now, if the occupation happens tomorrow, then the reintegration is the day after tomorrow, and we have to have a plan of how and what to do ukraine's efforts are aimed at ensuring that the greater majority of our citizens, who did not commit crimes under the conditions of occupation, do not feel any injustice or discrimination after the restoration of ukrainian power, and this is actually a very important signal, since many of the residents of the still-occupied peninsula are lost in the preparations in which status. they are for the state of ukraine. if i stayed to live on my land, i was forced simply for domestic reasons to take the appropriate russian ausweiss or are they considered as collaborators and traitors, these questions must be answered, we are in direct contact with refat chubarov, head of the mejlis of the crimea

at an event celebrating the anniversary of the catch in ethnic groups, political wing, united nations, office and me and martha in a statement. it was deeply concerned and saddened by reports of the asked dr. tony chinese following developments force from bangkok. this was a big festival. there was a performance on stage at the time. some very celebrated kitchen singers who we believe are also amongst the fatalities tree. mamma jets are reported to have attacked her aftermath of the attack shows an awful lot of destruction. some building still standing, but a lot of debris, both buildings and vehicles strewn across the open ground. we understand at the moment there are still a 100 seriously injured people who are in the village of can see where close to where the attack took place. then not being allowed to leave the area by the met mom, military who closed off the area with checkpoints around the village. many of them in urgent need of medical attention. but we've also heard from the national unity government, the government in exile opposed to the military government, him mamma. they have c

protest is took to the streets, demanding the resignation of haiti's prime minister ariel on re nations office. tracy with the lack of fuel and widespread gang violence and his paralyzed travel for weeks. benefits have been forced to shut down and high cost on driving. many patients deeper in for quality be a 2022 nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to swedish geneticists. fancy paper, his work on human evolution. pay those findings, having crucial to understanding how most the humans evolved for race reports from stock getting close to off paleolithic ancestors has helped give suntan per boat his moment in history. the swedish geneticist was handed flowers and received congratulations from his colleagues at the max planck institute in leipzig, germany after being named the 113th nobel prize winner in physiology or medicine in his home town of stock home belinda bunny ears to sargon my 1st thought was that this was a sophisticated joke by my colleagues, but then it sounded a little too convincing. so i accepted that it was true, like it's particularly fulfilling because it started as a h

the united nations office for humanitarian affairs says at least 23000 people have been displaced by armed violence in democratic republic of congo . fighting started on thursday between d. r. c. charles and the m 23 article been were cheryl agencies say about 2500 people have fled to neighboring uganda. they are says military says it's in control of the situation in somalia, an attack on a hotel has ended leaving at least 9 people dead and 47 wounded. their siege was in the southern port city of kit smile. it's reported a car filled with explosives, brand into the gate of the building, and he say all the attackers were killed. the armed group, archibald has claimed responsibility al jazeera, his jama. nur hammett has more from somali as capital mogadishu, whistler, the 1st foamed up. i'll show bob i park at the hospital. her hotel is water in mogadishu, or in the other capitalist of somalia. because as this is telecom, hobbit and hotel is one of the most important hotel is in kiss. my you and many offer offer offer of government officials or a tribal leaders. we're in a stay in our

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jonathan: you are the head of the white house office of national drug policy.ou are also the first medical doctor to be in the position. what surprised you most about this job? dr. gupta: working for almost 25 years in primary care in some of the most rural areas and urban areas across the world has allowed me to see what the real harms of having bad drug policies and up, which is real harm to people across the country and the globe. at the same time, we have profit driven drug trafficking organizations and transnational organizations that aim to harm people. the most surprising piece for me has been that we need to use our data, both on the justice side and the public health side to make the best decisions possible. that is an important piece i bring to the table. i have seen way too many patients that have gone on -- at the end of the day, it is 2022. addiction is a brain disease that impact so much in your body , but your community and everybody. it is important we look at addiction as a brain disease and help get treatment. that ability and that opportunity

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no president has ever assumed the nation's highest office with such an affinity and personal connection with us. president joe biden was a founding cochair of the congressional fire service caucus and served in that capacity continuously until his election as vice president of the united states. where he continued to advance our issues. today, for the first time since president truman in 1947, the president of the united states is participating in the national summit on fire prevention and control. please welcome the president of the united states, joe biden. president biden: thank you very much. that is gracious of you. i appreciate it. and the u.s. fire administration is doing a great job. look, i want to take this opportunity to thank you all, for an opportunity to speak at this summit. as wonderful as it is to see good friends sitting out there. eddie, ed kelly and i think president black is there. kevin, i hope -- i cannot quite see you, but i can see the front there, i think. and i actually wish i could be there with you in person. i mean it. you know, i have had to pay respects w

less so, oleksandr doroshenko, deputy of the kharkiv regional council, an officer of the national guardm the kharkiv direction, to us today , our morning starts, mr. oleksandr. good morning, how are you doing there? good morning. glory to ukraine, heroes . you manage to be lazy where we are relatively calm to the line of contact with the azores about 10 km we are still recovering but in the coming days it will end for us and we will start to continue to carry out our combat tasks, what is going on in the kharkiv oblast , that is, everything is calm enough there now, until everything is calm, what are you doing at this time, the recovery of the military is not a rest, the recovery of the military is er shooting from various types of weapons that are in our battalion, uh, this is work with a psychologist. who needs a robot or conversations with a catalan? this is called military recovery. that is, it is training and also. you are restoring, it is also being restored well, the equipment that was trofeyna is being restored in kharkiv or in other cities of ukraine. battalion, we don’t have t

the republican governor ron desantis eyeing national office. the former president donald trump also now lives in florida so this will be an interesting stop. one that the white house had been trying to do for a number of months. it had to be canceled for various reasons so it will be interesting to see if president biden ties that all together when he speaks there on tuesday. later in the week, we expect the president to go to new mexico. he is also expected back in pennsylvania before spending election night in maryland. those are not necessarily the most high profile races of this midterm cycle but they would be an opportunity for the president to get his message out to voters before november 8th. cnn, wilmington, delaware. >>> well, though mr. biden is making his rounds backing democratic candidates, republicans say it won't make a difference in the midterm elections. they say voters are angry about the soaring cost of living. >> this is our year. the democrats can't run on anything they have done. people don't like what they have done. they

and it's because we have an amazing staff at the national office, but because these old white ladies who used to run the organization took a look in the mirror and they said we gotta do better. we were on the march this year for the jubilee, we had a woman from our organization from alabama who had never gone to the march before. she came up to tasha and she was holding a black voters matter sign. she said that her family enslaved black people generations go. she wanted to walk with that sign and she is fighting to dismantle white supremacy in alabama because she believes -- she said i want to be my ancestors' worst nightmare now -- nightmare. now think about that. i share that because i want to just say that it's really important that when we think about what's happening, organizations like ours will be all right, we can handle it. but the thing is voters can't. i'm sorry, i went off on my diatribe. i think what's important right now as we think about what's happening, it's not just about educating voters, it's about educating all voters. so for example, we have a website called vot

the republican governor ron desantis eyeing national office.mer president donald trump also now lives in florida. so this will be an interesting stop. it's one that the white house had been trying to do for a number of months. it had to be cancelled for various reason. so it will be interesting to see if president biden ties that all together when he speaks there on tuesday. later in the week, we expect the president to go to new mexico. he's also expected back in pennsylvania before spending election night eve in maryland. those are not necessarily the most high-profile races of this midterm cycle, but they will be an opportunity for the president to get his message out to voters before november 8th. kevin liptack, cnn, wilmington, delaware. >>> ukraine, the mayor of kyiv says parts of the area is without water and electricity. local officials say russian missiles hit facilities in kharkiv and in the region's zaporizhzhia. but ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says his forces stopped a fierce assault by russian troops in the donetsk regi

his record's going to look like, but if you look at the vast majority of these assaults on our nation's officersnot only the ones killed, but the ones that have been shot and injured. look at who is doing it. these for the most part are career type criminals. >> so far this year, 56 officers have been shot and killed. that's on pace to be the most ever on record, which is not something anyone across the country wants to see broken. crime is a top priority for voters across the country, jacqui, as we near midterms and one of the driving forces that many people say is pushing them to the polls. we'll keep a close eye as you are on everything that's happening and the political side, and somebody is talking about all of this violence against the police. rich: shocking video surfacing after disabled man stabbed in the neck at a los angeles taco bell and a woman attacked with scissors in north hollywood after a failed attempt to recall district attorney for his soft on crime policies. >> crime especially here in los angeles, the numbers don't lie. crime is up this year exceeding high numbers we experi

national military television footage announced that the previous government dissolved the borders closed, the previous president paul henri demiba. he did not last in power for eight months. we are officersional armed forces are ready to protect the security and integrity of our country the people of the burken faso from january 24, 2022. faced with a constant deterioration of the situation. in the field of security, a change of power. given empty promises by governments he would have stated that he would increase security to deal with extremists. however, the situation only got worse. experts note these intentions were initially doomed to failure by the demiba protégé of the french, and peace is not beneficial for paris, fueling conflicts without problems drains resources. they've been doing this for years, provoking clashes. in the same place still in addition and clinical. uh, all these countries are very different , france has a huge responsibility in this regard, because the french, on the one hand, seem to have left their colonies, gave them independence, and on the other hand, continues to interfere in their lives regularly, including with the help of military force and the notori

all used that language of the invasion and coming of armageddon for nonwhites to campaign for national officesion in this country because very powerful people get richer and more powerful because of it. >> joe biden's 5 million illegal aliens are on the verge of replacing you, replacing your jobs and replacing your kids in school. and coming from all over the world, they're also replacing your culture. and that's not great for america. >> the democrats want to flood this country with illegal aliens. if you connect the dots as a candidate for office and say, look, obviously, the democrats, they hope to just change the demographics of our country. they hope to import an entirely new electorate, man, they call you a racist. >> that language carries a lot of weight it's dangerous and proven deadly to some of parts of this country with no admonishment from leadership. joining us kathryn belew, author of "bring the power home." thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> it feels from outside that immigration has basically become a vehicle to convey the white replacement theory. do you

the republican governor, ron desantis, eyeing national office. former president trump also lives in florida now, so it will be interesting to see whether president biden incorporates any of that into his speech later in the week. he will be visiting new mexico. we expect him back in pennsylvania. he will be spending election night eve in maryland. so not necessarily the most high-profile races of this cycle, but certainly an opportunity for the president to get his message out there to voters before november 8th. pamela. >> kevin liptak, thanks so much for that. >>> cnn has exclusive new details about the vicious assault on speaker nancy pelosi's husband. a source tells us the suspect was carrying duct tape and zip ties when he allegedly broke into the pelosis' san francisco home. sources say the suspect tried to tie up paul pelosi before striking him with a hammer. late yesterday, the house speaker released her first statement since this attack, and we want to bring in cnn's sunlen serfaty to talk more about that. tell us what did pelosi say? >>

all use that language about the invasion and coming armageddon of non whites to campaign for national officeve an invasion in this country because a very powerful people in richer and more powerful because of it. >> joe biden's 5 million illegal aliens are on the verge of replacing you, replacing your jobs and replacing your kids in school. coming from all over the world, they are also replacing your culture. and that's not great for america. >> the democrats want to flip this country with illegal aliens. if you connect the dots as a candidate for office and say, obviously, the democrats, they hope to just change the demographics of our country. they hope to import an entirely new electorate. man, they call you a racist. >> that language carries a lot of weight. it is dangerous and it has proven deadly to some non-white people in this country, but it has become an essential part of some republican campaigns with no punishment from party leadership. joining us now is doctor katz been -- a slushy professor at northwestern university and author of bring the war home, the white power movement an

with two weeks until we find out if these people will represent your voice and state and national office, we are getting daily reminders with how little respect the maga party has for women. a 19th century ban on abortion is currently on hold. republicans running for state office have vowed to make sure that law is enforced. last night during the first debate between two democratic -- candidates democratic governor whitner and republican challenger dixon deflected questions about her own extreme positions. >> when governor with whitmer tells you this is going to be roe, it's not even close to roe. it's not co-defining roe in your constitution. it would be the most radical abortion law in the country. the only place that have something something is china and north korea. >> here's why you can't trust anything she's saying. she is the one that said a 14-year-old child raped by her uncle is a perfect example of someone who should not have reproductive rights and the ability to choose. she said it is healing for a person who is raped to carry the child to term. i couldn't disagree more. >> i

you have ron desantis potentially eyeing a national office. that is also where president trump lives now in florida, so it will be interesting to see how president biden uses that in his campaign speech. later in the week, the president will go to new mexico. he's expected back in pennsylvania and he'll spend election night eve in maryland. not necessarily the most high profile races. of course, president biden has not necessarily been the most sought after surrogate in this campaign, but they will offer him an opportunity to get out his message as democrats grow increasingly anxious about november. listen to how president biden described his message yesterday. >> i'm going to be spending the rest of the time making the case that this is not a referendum. it's a choice. it's a fundamental choice. a choice between two very different visions for the country. that's what it's about. >> so that's the closing argument. it's really a warning about what might happen if republicans take control of congress. you hear that from president biden. you hear

but this is an emergency situation, please, you know, i will not comment on the death of national police officerscause we have data on the national the police do not pass, but i want to say that last week we had the same case , even in donetsk region, our colleague bulat kurilov, the head of one of the pyrotechnic departments of technical group 11 , was killed region and i want to say that you really know the enemy can, for example, as an example, one of the examples is an anti-tank mine tim 62 and we can demine it accordingly, there will be another anti-personnel mine under it, this is as an example. i do not know what happened specifically. in that case, but it is gunpowder in addition, i also used the newest mines - there are three in total that react accordingly to the movement of a person, i.e. 12 m away, and the mine senses the movement of a person, respectively, jumps out to a distance of 1.5-2 m and bursts, striking everything around it in a radius of up to 30 m, i.e. the newest those types of mines are now actively used in ukraine , and here we have to be as careful as possible, of cours

kozakov vladyslav smilyanets present time radio svoboda the national anti-corruption bureau and the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's officehe national bank of ukraine kyrylo shevchenko of the suspicion in the case of the illegal withdrawal of uah 206 million from ukrgasbank in 2014 2019 years well, how to say more precisely, it is already the ex-head of the national bank of ukraine two days ago kyrylo shevchenko wrote an application for dismissal. he headed the national bank of ukraine in august 2020 year, and before that he was first the deputy and then the head of management of ukrgasbank, as reported in sap during the investigation, it was established that the bank's management, having information about banking service contracts concluded with large clients, used this information to embezzle funds. well, as i said literally two days ago 4 october head of the national bank kyryla shevchenko resigned due to official health reasons unofficial contradiction with the office of the president of the publication economic truth with reference to his sources inform that the final decision about shevchenko was made not in the off

. >> now, a historic number of them are running for national office. 56 women seeks house seats.r running for u.s. senate and three running for governor. among them, democrat stacey abrams in georgia, and deirdre dejear in iowa. both facing tough odds to become the first black woman elected governor. >> and black women are often called the heart of the democratic party. what do you want to see in their roles in terms of change, in terms of more support when it comes to running for office? >> what i would like for people to consider when they're trying to support communities of color and black women and running for office is that this is not a bet. this is a commitment. >> and while the majority of black women running are democrats there has been an increase in diversity in the republican party too. gop candidate tamika hamilton who is running for congress in sacramento, california, is thinking about all of the people who blazed a trail for her and others. >> i am a candidate for the presidency of the united states. >> you know, our ancestors did not go through what they went thro

we just passed the anniversary of that fire and this is the month that the national weather service office typically issues more red flag warnings than any other month throughout the year. we haven't had any this october. we have had an easy month from a fire weather perspective and i for least e next weat woconcer curr mbers are ju fine. mid 60rosaha going, you will top out at 72. we are going to the low 70s around the edges inland. when you get into the bay itself, it ike mid to upper 60s and just reder of afternoon and that's it. the question is, what's going on with the storm track and how likely is this now small chance of rain for next week? we will look at that. we'll also talk about halloween. i'll see you in a couple of minutes. >>> and the 5.1 earthquake that rattled the south bay was a real test for the state's early warning system. roughly 100,000 people across the bay area got a heads up from there my shake app. kpix5 reporter devin fehely takes a closer look at why and what's next. >> reporter: eventually, the early warning system will automatically alert you in the event of

that but also to run for congress to run for you know higher offices state of statewide offices national offices. so that was kind of a logical step. and the moment the king died and, you know, everybody is kind of looking for their own path to a lot of people suggest that, hey andy, why don't you run for congress? and he was had had to be convinced by people like harry belafonte and sidney poitier and lena horne, people who were still in the civil rights movement, who were in the civil rights movement helping out. but they also kind of saw that, hey, we need to move forward. and by moving, we can we can we can establish ourselves in a different way. we can be a different kind of leader. and, you know, andy was like, maybe julian bond should run. you know, we're talking about atlanta or talking about georgia, maybe bond should run or maybe someone else run. they said, no, we want you to run. so that's when you talk about the accidental life of, you know, one of the accidental aspects of his life is that he did not necessarily want to run for congress. he did not necessarily want to run for mayor

by explosions and shootings around the presidential palace and the national capital. friday's overthrow was announced by army officers on a seas national tv chal, the pretty book, enough of the people of burkina faso since the 24th of january 2022 have been faced with a continually deteriorating security situation. and we, the officers of the national armed forces were motivated to take action with a desire to protect the security and integrity of our territory. president amoeba is fired is no longer president of will, can a hustle and the new place then ma'am, he's kept shame. debra him towel, this is the 2nd call it month. people are not allowed to go out because it is a call to already to what they said in. we are integral a speech. it's due to the fact that her present that me by didn't take carol's his commitment. when he came, the new group believe that the dunbar was loved this kind of a good guy and he was not good. also in the management of tools, i didn't have enough weapons. we don't have enough money to fight that he rambled. geneva has shown us his limits. jemima betrayed the people, the people were hopi

certain events, celebrating anniversary of the catch an ethnic group, political wing, united nations office and me and ma said in a statement that it was deeply concerned and saddened by reports of the ass strikes tony chinese following developments forth from bangkok. this was a big festival. there was a performance on stage at the time, some very celebrated kitchen singers who we believe are also amongst the fatalities tree. mamma jets are reported to have attacked her aftermath of the attack shows an awful lot of destruction. some building still standing, but a lot of debris, both buildings and vehicles strewn across the open ground. we understand at the moment there are still a 100 seriously injured people who are in the village of can see where close to where the attack took place. they're not being allowed to leave the area by the met mom military who closed off the area with checkpoints around the village. many of them in urgent need of medical attention. but we've also heard from the national unity government, the government in exile opposed to the military government. mamma. they h

an officer who himself took over the west african nation back in january, the newly declared leader, captain ibrahim tore, appeared friday and stay television to announce the crew, which the a you is calling and unconstitutional. change of government? grimly nika, army officers address the nation. the national television broadcast and the doubts over who's now in charge of the military leaders had overthrown their own lieutenant turned president. and promised to tackle the volatile security situation . goes down to north, it is conscious of our historical responsibility, the patriotic movement for safe garden restoration. here by commits all fighting forces to refocus on security and the restoration of the integrity of our territory and visit us. we reassure the international community that burkina faso will continue to respect its international commitments including human rights. prior to the announcement protestors took to the streets of the capital wagon, do go to support the removal of president paul. i read the amoeba. the now ex president came to power in a previous could into,

which will be an example to not only our region last year, the anti corruption agency and the national audit office filed 9 corruption related indictments just 9 are you proud of that? how long is it going to take you to make any meaningful inroads into the corruption among corrupt officials who know how to play your system very well done? they well, they haven't done that so far, but so i must say that now with the office for confiscation of inexplicably obtained growth and illegally obtained 12. we are going to move forward as fast. again, we need the help of you in order to do this vetting process as soon as possible. and finally, just this inc or so. ready to a be a normal think are all the vent luxury items. therefore i'm optimistic about this. but again, it has to do with changes which has to happen in the state structure and which are not linked with the democratic elections where we reached landslide victory in february, last year you mentioned the press earlier. another big problem is all media landscape in kosovo. you don't have state censorship as such, but intimidation and harrison of j