yes, not all of our subscribers are in ukraine now, but nova poshta works and we deliver the magazine for free throughout ukraine, where nova poshta works, that is, there are no special problems here in we have very excellent logistics companies that help us, the printing point itself, the printing house, the editorial office, did you change your location during the full-scale invasion? this is the second issue that we issue during the war. the first ones were issued there at the end of april, and of course, these are incomparable things, then it was really much more it was more difficult, it wasn’t clear that with logistics , we didn’t know where to print, we were thinking of printing abroad at the last moment, it worked, the kyiv printing house worked, now it’s more or less expected everything understood yes, there are difficulties, there is no special paper that we like, we have to choose another well, but these little things are incomparable to the difficulties and with which entrepreneurs in ukraine are struggling closer to the front line, are there subscribers left in the occupi

but nova and george mason have other supports as well.emic pathways or majors that allow advanced students to earn an associates degree and a bachelors degree in four years. that educational route saves advance students about $15,000 compared to students who spent four years at george mason special financial aid for advanced students helps reduce the costs even more. >> at its heart, advance is about making transfer effective. hari: ann is the president of nova, the second largest community college in the united states. ann: when you look at our partnership with mason, even before advance, we sent the majority of our transfer students to mason. when you look at the ability to graduate after two years, it wasn't what it should be. that is the nexus of advance, we are giving students the transparent information so they know from the jump when they sign up exactly what it will take to graduate in two years or less, and more than 90% of the advance students now do that. hari: the program, open to all nova students meet eligibility criteria, i

i work with a huge population of low income students at nova.ot only understanding what that means from a financial aid standpoint and a credit standpoint, but from a life standpoint. i understand what it is like to have to work to pay the bills or to contribute financially to your family, and the weight they carry with that. correspondent: one of the most important way students are supported is less visible. >> we actually have courses to fill that pathway. correspondent: faculty collaborations and meetings. >> we needed to free those credits and give them something hands-on. correspondent: like the one between amy richardson at nova and an associate professor in mechanical generic at george mason. these meetings have been essential, according to gregory washington, president george mason university, but he says it's not only easy. -- always easy. >> it requires people to sit together in a room and requires people in both ends to modify classes and make them work together, so all of those hurdles are real hurdles come but if we provide the prop

the woman in the black coat is land nova messing at 21, she stands accused of being a member of the islamic state. her father, mike has been fighting for the last 6 years for his leo. now she's free. that least until her upcoming trial. yeah, no. hm. the thing has no way. oh oh, for missing. hello mrs. missing. she's in the go. the model of the hello. i'm coming home she ah, this is the story of a father and his daughter a story that i've accompanied for 7 years, one that would take me to syria, a country torn apart by civil war. veterans can join, child would rather go join terrorists than stay with you and even think it's cool. one to one of the most brutal terrorist groups of our time is less lamb was an in trend, a fight between life and death. you have to leave as fast as an ink . hello or are they? i am waiting please. papa, please. well, an assyrian prison camp da da. i was very afraid just what i caught a vanity on my head, the $70000.00 still up and back to a village in eastern germany. ah, you've been here. your goodness, wilsonville. we could have become the most terrible things

my name is ostap kurkuma, i am the co-founder, i am the co-chairman of the organization nova ukraine, a co-founder and member of the board of directors of nova ukraine , a google employee, nik belogorsky but the company people ay ostap kurkuna combines not only the ukrainian origin and the career of the industrial industry of nik from kharkiv and ostap from lviv united the desire to help the motherland is precisely why they founded a new country in these more than four months, the organization has grown very strongly in terms of fundraising, probably 100 times in terms of the number of people who help us , probably at 8:30 p.m. if you count people in ukraine as partner volunteers, we have more than 3,000 of them if you count only america because we have people in canada and in mexico there are about three hundred of them ukraine europe ostap and nick founded the organization in 2014 during the euromaidan on that for a while they worked together on facebook and were active participants of the san francisco maidan movement for the purpose of a new project to support civil society and de

the odesa regional military administration nova kakhovka will join us, we will finish this hour withn, a journalist from nova kakhovka, now we will wait for him to literally join in a few moments please tell me if oleg baturyn is with us. be sure to wait, as always, he will tell you in essence what happens to money with courses in trade, economics and business, he involves people, professionals, the eighth if you are interested in the topic of money, stay with us. well, wife the president of ukraine olena zelenska and the head of the ukrainian government denys shmygal at the invitation of the british side came to london to say goodbye to the queen and elizaveta and the second during zelensky's visit spoke with catherine the princess of wales. of great britain in kyiv and melinda simmons, for her part, stated that the arrival of elena zelensky for her is a great honor of the arrival of mrs. zelensky to britain was very much expected after it was confirmed that her husband zelensky would stay at home to hear the military actions, notes the edition of zelensky's shmorgal, also the ambas

, without powerjust in nova scotia, is december300,000, is over80,000 scotia, is december300,000, is just over 33,000 in new brunswick. the powered numbers in new finland and labrador are not as high but the structural and infrastructural damage there is much greater.— much greater. justin trudeau said he will— much greater. justin trudeau said he will give _ much greater. justin trudeau said he will give whatever - said he will give whatever resources are required. from your perspective, what do you need? ~ ., _ your perspective, what do you need? ~ ., ., need? well, i would say that the first priority _ need? well, i would say that the first priority will - need? well, i would say that the first priority will be - need? well, i would say that the first priority will be for i the first priority will be for powered crews to be able to get to the lions and get to the polls to restore power. i would suspect, in my experience would tell me that crews would come into help with the tree clearing and debris clearing to allow powered crews to do their job and once power is restored, there w

oh, mike went to vienna to get maria leo novas decision to join the. i would follow the family for years. not too much, maria through, based on what we know now. it was almost is spontaneous, momentary decision to join the ins 1st trench went on, was winston or the lunch or talk on to the not what followed was 7 years this week decision, but then it just dragged on and on through what it was a little me on that morning, all in the morning all to sit old didn't get much easier to she finally return kill . ah, a year has passed since leonor has returned to germany. she and her father are now back on a solid footing gun cut it. they were able to become closer by living apart if it's been good for both of them. now, no has trial on terrorism related charges is due to start in a week. she's hoping for a light sentence without prison time going back into custody. would undo everything she's accomplished so far. her education driving lessons, her daily routine with her daughter is as i don't know, who does come. it's going well, must have to turn on fisma hos

for the i asked women in the camp leon nova was a traitor and apostate who deserved death. and she wouldn't have been the 1st in the last year loan, more than 100 people had died. and i'll hold that pole. dusty coordinate kurtz gone the out of the camp after my photo started circulating online for them and tunnel and got all the i s, whoops. arabic ones, german and english, one english and a picture of me and my child was online. mit man, can they put a bounty on my head? $70000.00 schemes of the $70000.00 for the person who cut my head off or whatever. allow food in india. a puck. i don't feel humor. mike refused to give up. back in germany, he continued his fight in court. mike messing versus the federal republic of germany. he was represented by duke, shown him a lawyer from hanover who taken on many such cases in 2020. the german government always offered the same arguments. what is the your, what is the german government wanted to bring the young children back without their mothers, without accompaniment, exult, chicken women that would have just led to even more traum

nova scotia power says it activated an emergency operations center to serve as the coordination area for response. listen to this. >> we've been reaching out to contractors in new brunswick, maine, possibly even into quebec and ontario. we're in conversations with the companies who are in storm prep mode. >> we've been in contact and discussions with the military to give them a head's up. we're looking at preparing for if need be after the storm an application for a federal disaster financial assistance if that is necessary. >> let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. and as we saw there, canada's east coast really getting the worst of fiona. >> right now is the worst of the fiona fury. in fact just moments ago, the canadian hurricane center just tweeted even though this still needs to be verified that fiona is making landfall as we speak. and there is an unofficial barometric pressure reading of 936 millibars over eastern nova scotia that would put it at the lowest land falling cyclone to reach canada ever. that really puts the storm into context. some of the strongest wind gusts

radar very busy for halifax and central and eastern sections of no nova scotia. can see the areas, overnight, showers and thunderstorms continue overnight as the storm presses northward. but with the fast forward motion of this particular system, we're going to limit that flash flooding. we've seen the reports on the round, electricity polls have been snapped, trees bent over and damage to buildings as well. in fact, the latest figures showing 360,000 people without power in nova scotia alone, kim. >> all right. stand by, derek will be back on another storm. now, i want to bring in brian button, the mayor of port obas, on the northern coast. thanks for being with us. they're being pummelled, three story waves, what's the indication on your coast right now? >> right now, the winds have picked up considerable since overnight, we've got pounding rain as well. even here at my place. i'm a little bit higher. i guess, part of the community. and the winds, before i came here to sit down to talk with you, the winds are just pounding here now. >> yeah, i used to live in h

that's actually located along the coast of nova scotia. tropical storm force winds which has the possibility of bringing damage, extends over 345 miles. these are the forecast wind gusts impacting this area. bottom line, what you need to know, it is dangerous across this region, and we've already knocked out over 360,000 customers without power, plunging people into total darkness across nova scotia as we speak. hurricane warnings continue for these locations. radar very active across halifax where we anticipate heavy rainfall. but the forward motion, the momentum from this storm as it races north, is going to limit our flash flood potential, but really the ongoing threats here for the next three to six hours, newfoundland, prince edward islands, nova scotia, storm surge, dangerous winds, and extremely heavy rain. we have so much more to talk about. a very busy atlantic tropical base. this looks like the peak of the season even though we're off by a couple of weeks. the central caribbean has flared up. we have newly formed tropical storm i

we have two very successful land-based salmon farms here in nova scotia.s are beginning to come down. they will eventually get close to parity with the open-salmon pens. but people have to understand and they have to make the decision when they eat. we have to make a decision that we are going to eat in a way that aligns with your values, with the climate crisis we're facing, and with issues of social justice. we heard earlier about taking the food out of the mouths of low income people. this requires a drive on the part of consumers who go to the seafood counter or when you sit down at the restaurant, asked where the salmon came from. was it formed on the ocean or did it come from a land-based facility? if it is from a land-based facility, it is safer for the environment and safer for your health, because they don't have any residue from chemicals, pesticides, antibiotics. so, this comes down to making smart, informed choices as an individual. >> the environmental fund funded a study recently that shows that consumers are ready for this. . the numbers wer

-e news, the armed forces of ukraine seek to return kherson and nova kakhovka by the end of the year,orts that according to ukrainian officials, the goal of the armed forces of ukraine is to liberate at least the entire territory of north or west of the dnipro river, it is emphasized that the ukrainian forces intend to return not only the city of kherson, but also nova kakhovka, where the hydroelectric power stations and the canal that supplies water to the crimea are located, and the head of the us department of defense, austin, will announce the next package of aid to ukraine today in germany, there at 10 :55 the fifth rm will begin, pentagon chief lloyd austin will announce it in germany. this is reported by all of spain. this statement was made by the deputy minister of defense kohl kolen-kal kaliy clarified what is in the new package military aid will include, among other things, additional ammunition for high-bucks salvo missile systems, there will absolutely be more gm l-rs ammunition - this is really what the ukrainians need, he told oleksandr gunko, is he with us? tell me, pl

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i went public for the 1st time talking about leon nova. and her story in a documentary on a german news broadcast her good now. good evening. she was an ordinary girl in an ordinary village in saxony, on halt. 15 year old leonora was well liked the documentary about leonor huh. and her father. mike also found its way into the camp and syria camp inmates watched it on their cell phones, including leo know ha, it was the 1st time she'd seen how her father had been coping kept us mid zone. are playing cooper. i was with a small group home and who are also opposed to the i a z as who are normal. you could say no mom, tulsa, we all sat there and were really upset because we were crying militia diet. so i guess i was the most emotionally affected because my father had zang the undergrad . i seeing the other side to the dental course, how much my father had suffered on. thus i really did me a book in my life. i love my father. so very, very much, every one knows fidel, good on my daddy's girl and i couldn't bear to see him suffer dow, it really h

and actually, that’s the way it is now in nova kakhovka, it’s true.ena turns on, she can know 40 minutes. well, for an hour and a half, it certainly bothers the residents a lot. everything happens at night and when there is a danger that we don't have, the danger can be when, that is, they just psychologically muzzle people with this sound, scary and humiliating. i think that's how people themselves say about it that it's special voters that people were born in order to have a psychological influence, i don't know what's in their head and why they do it for a really long time . how do they live now? well, they left. i think there are more than 45,000 residents of the city left. we are already 1,015, so that is less because in the last days when we were still married to the big boy, there were really very few people. they were on the streets, armed and unarmed. by eye, of course, mostly the majority of the people are for ukraine. they are waiting for our armed forces, they are measuring our victory and endure so many difficulties that are made by their

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karina nova has more on the flex alert. ama: we begin with sandhya patel, joining us live from the roof, with a look at the numbers. sandhya: the numbers so far are manageable. we have mid-90's inland, but that's going to change very quickly. let me show you the excessive heat warning that is in effect, beginning at 11:00 a.m. saturday for all inland areas. the hills. it runs until 8:00 p.m. tuesday. coastal communities, bay shoreline under an excessive heat watch. temperatures in the upper 90's to 100's. lake county, 110°. a dangerous heat wave over the next three days. the holiday weekend, heat risk will be rising. record temperatures are expected. numbers hit their extreme on monday, which is labor day for our, inland communities -- labor day. for our inland communities, never leave kids in pets -- and pets in cars. check on relatives and neighbors. i will be back with a closer look at this heat wave, coming up. dan: here we go. this extreme heat also means a strain on california's power grid, and that's why state offici

well, our settlements there, including in nova kakhovka, and including in kherson, mr. yesterday there was information about the fact that the people of kherson are the people of kherson, it is clear that the occupation administration prepared for the referendum, but decided to postpone it due to the security situation, what is currently known about the preparation of the referendum from - in the kherson region about zaporizhzhia, the main intelligence department reported to us that a special operation was carried out and the destroyed headquarters, which was actually engaged in this preparation, and in kherson oblast, in addition to security and in addition to the successes of the armed forces of ukraine, what about the referendum? first of all, please know the reason for the postponement of this. it is my personal opinion that you understand the fear that after this show is held, it is important on what scale they are not they are ready to carry it out on a large scale because there is no support from the population, they are not able to do it, but some potatoes of th

there's still hundreds of thousands of people without powerjust in nova scotia. in prince edward island and just over 33,000 in new brunswick. the power outage numbers in newfoundland and labrador are not as high but the structural and infrastructure damage there is much greater. justin trudeau said that he will give whatever resources are required. from your perspective, what do you need? well, i would say that the first priority will be for power crews to be able to get to the lines and get to the poles to restore power, so i would suspect — in my experience would tell me — that crews would come in to help with the tree clearing and debris clearing to allow power crews to do theirjob. once power is restored, then there will be a better assessment of damage to people's homes and if they can return, and when. and for those who have been affected by the storms, what is your advice to them? either in areas where the weather has maybe passed or in areas where it is still ongoing, what should people do? so, in newfoundland on the west coast, it is still very stormy t

does not suffer a little more from the occupation because the occupiers are raging there and today novakakhovka eh gola prystan eh and skadovsk are there where the orcs placed their temporary combat warehouses and command control points, it is now all flying apart, as we see consistently and daily, if we talk about the people who are under occupation, they suffer from the pressure of the occupiers and the occupiers they continue to kidnap people the second time the third time eh this is probably more connected with the rotations that take place in the composition of both the military and fsbshniks and in the second and third they continue to follow our activists eh for now if they bypassed the first wave eh all the hunters and they simply registered people, now they are coming. some even take their weapons from some, their weapons remain, but they take all the cartridges, eh , that is, the pressure continues and, to the great regret of the people in the occupation, people suffer in the occupation. after putin announced a partial mobilization in front of you, there was alisa zasyedova, a

volunteers in this broadcast hour stefan vorontsov , a volunteer who brings the necessary help to novahovka, not stefan, is in touch with us now from completely different sides of our ukraine. i greet you. good morning. what are they saying that the russians have completely blocked a the delivery of humanitarian aid to the occupied territory of the kherson region. if earlier it was possible to bring in the necessary supplies at least somehow there through volunteers in the entrance ways, now even with this it is fine. tell me more about this . what is the situation? yes, it is true. it has become impossible to bring in a humanitarian aid under the control of the occupation . for more than three days, this information was available even before the counter -offensive. the decree banning the importation of ukrainian products into the occupation, and therefore humanitarian trucks, and now the entry from zaporizhzhia to nova kakhovka in the kherson region is closed. that is, we cannot start both humanitarian trucks and evacuation buses, that is, the evacuation has stopped, and people can on

now we are in touch with a representative of the administration of nova kakhovka, kherson region ruslanaev ruslan listen to our reception. hello. yes, well , frames, of course, such. well, creepy depressing heavy. give us, please, so to speak , all the information that is now available on this at this moment and on the dead, on the victims, on the destruction. i beg. you as a result of novaya kakhovka practically in the center of the city at the moment, according to our information, six people are in a serious condition. three people who died zelensky promised to strike and bomb the military base but in the end, as we see systematically, without stopping, they hit our houses at houses in the city of new kakhovka and you see the results of this behind my back the result of their criminal activities is terrorist. i want to appeal to the people of ukraine. think about who you support, who has long become a puppet of the west, a puppet of the united states yesterday at three o'clock in the afternoon i was here, i could not go out with you because there was a lot of work. we went around this

more than to go home. others hoped the islamic state would rise again in the middle of it all, leo nova. for nearly 2 years she and her 2 children lived in attend here. while still in the ins, lenovo had become a mother for a 2nd time. the little one's name was maria, but maria's health was frail and she'd been hospitalized several times. there was nothing the doctors there could do. meanwhile, germany was debating whether to repatriate people who had joined the ins, but were they still dangerous? in march 2019, i went to syria, myself, and interviews linelle has said she turned her back on the ins. but did she really understand what she'd done to herself, her family, and to the people of syria, and what had drawn her to the islamic state in the 1st place. a flam vladin's is bound. when did i get my money in germany? you saw lots of people converting taskbar, my flex m m. i said i was young, i guess, and i wanted to revoke like i was in high street with f cuts and said she tells me she stopped believing in the i as a long time ago. but what does she think about her own actions? what has

aura garido roberto alamo gines garcia emelian antonio velazquez tamar novas fernandina oscar pastor lauracipeda carmen ruiz victor ansionez natalie portela eduard allatra and daniel grow and ruth gabriel goya-style murder laura paterna 32-year-old partner in a law office was going to get married in two months. who found her au pair has already been interviewed. it also stank in here. when you walked in. yeah, no signs of a struggle, and it looks like there were no prints either. so far, i haven't found anything like that, for sure. dear, i do not have time to pick up the children. to my parents. you can? we will definitely take this too, then we will attach it as evidence. i'll call you back, what's going on here what's the matter. she was in the bedroom, so it could be jealousy homicide. it's not, why are you so sure? for everyday life, it’s too elegant, usually the victim is chopped with a knife, her head is smashed against the wall or anything at all. most often in the kitchen. you won't believe how many times when everything was clean i found blood in the extractor pocket, i'm n

about a 100 people were evacuated in halifax, the provincial capital, nearly 3 quarters of nova scotia was left without power. as crews raised to restore electricity and mist widespread reports of down trees and power lines. the mayor of halifax told al jazeera he had no doubt, climate change made the storm worse with the climate change in particular, and the volatility of weather these days. we've been getting more of these hurricanes. fiona's northward passed then took it through the newfoundland town of portal basks. a woman was rescued from the sea after her house collapse. according to police, widespread damage lead the mayor to declare a state of emergency. posting this video to facebook. actually, hi, i'm going live here again and going to be pretty direct now with people. we're in the process here of calling a state of emergency. our tone is an all tents purposes. we are already in a state of emergency. no serious injuries or feet. holidays were reported in the hours after fiona came ashore. the authorities cautioned the danger is not yet over . fiona has weakened but may pick

much more than 200,000 hryvnias were promised for the murder of the head of the administration of novahovka, pavel filipchuk. but much more important for our special services was the information about the crimean cell, where a deeply secret source operated; it was revealed by the sbu officer himself, suggesting that the executor from novaya kakhovka leave for the crimea and prepare for new tasks. already on the territory of the peninsula, all members of this sabotage group were detained, except for elga himself. bondarchuk, who is still under the control of his territory. and apparently, he is not very worried about the fate of such one-time agents, judging by his own sources and attempts to intimidate the civilian population. the sbu will be established more and more. looks like a terrorist organization in august. the so-called ukrainian partisans even claimed responsibility for the murder of the deputy head of nova kakhovka, vitaly gora, while gora himself, like yi sergey tomko, plans to return to his duties. most the main thing is not to be afraid to do your job to protect your home

much more than 200,000 hryvnias were promised for the murder of the head of the administration of novaipchuk. our special services also learned about weapons, used by ukrainian militants. yes, well , i heard i heard yes well, much more important for our special services was the data on the crimean cell, where he acted deeply for a conspiratorial source , it was revealed by the sbu officer himself, suggesting that the executor from nova kakhovka leave for the crimea and prepare for new tasks already on the territory of the peninsula. employees of the sbu ilya bondarchuk even sent fragments of secret documents, where the described instructions for sending agents and weapons to the crimea and revealed the following goals of ukrainian militants, among whom the ministers of the crimean government, but the agents of the sbu detained mahmud in time. well , a russian citizen recruited from the hut told how he transmitted data from the crimea about people who fought on the side of the lpr. the dpr also followed the fsb officers, photographed military facilities in the crimea and the voronezh re

the ceo of nova labs. thank you for stopping by. coming out. makes changes to lure creators. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: youtube is doubling down on the creator economy and launching revenue-sharing. this was announced earlier today, let's break it all down with my next guests. they are talking the next generation of creators. they were part of this event earlier today and join us from palm springs. thank you so much for joining us. let's start with you. there are new benefits, creators can make money earlier, find the music they want. how does this land with you? how much of an improvement is this? >> it's a huge improvement. we find distribution, audience. we don't rely on it for monetization, but that is something we can focus on. when i look at this announcement, it's about the fact that now there is a lightbulb to go off for new creators that they can get paid by the platform and build a career. emily: that said, youtube is upping commission, taking 55%, up from 45%? what do you make of that? >> the reality is there is a little more nuance

it seems the sharks had sent something and sure enough, shortly after hurricane teddy pummeled the nova scotia coast, the calm seas of attacking sight was seen transformed by 10 me to waves. from his previous work on black tit shocks, dr. hutto was able to make deductions about the great white shocks in nova scotia by inference. we. we conclude that the sharks that could have been there and that in that very productive place, left, roll it out off shore and deeper water. and then when the hurricane effects were we're pretty much cleaned up returned. and that's where we found several days later . tolbert further down the coast. when the sharks returned, the team was able to catch intact them on light goats. the shock tagging operation requires a large team of experts and a huge amount of logistics. using an elevated platform, the shock is towed into place and the specially set to work like a formula, one pit stop. each person on the team is responsible for their task, which they try to perform as quickly as possible to limit the distress to the animal samples. are taken, and the shock is

were we in our own area of halifax, the capital of nova scotia? we. the storm has pretty much patched through it was a wild night and morning here in halifax with a lot of destruction of trees, an apartment building with roof collapse. we had a lot of damage so far. we don't think there's been a lot of loss of life for injury, but there is close to facts north of us, really being his ard, and they're still assessing the damage and knew from the land north of nova scotia houses up and swept into the sea. so it's a very damaging store. there were evacuations, did everyone who needed to evacuate? do so in our area, everybody that needed to move out as moved out. where, of course, asking people to check on neighbors. still, you know, most, most places don't have power. my own house doesn't have power but it's becoming more manageable and the folks who are restoring power. ready working hard at it and so i think in halifax, perhaps the worst is fast, but in other parts of atlantic canada, the east coast, the storm continues against. what is the path, what

nova scotia. we can tell you, you can see behind me. definitely, peak wave heights. still strong winds. thankfully, no reports of flooding this morning. also no reports of any injuries. which we are obviously very relieved to wake up and see. that being said, the big problem, as predicted, power outages. which we saw in puerto rico. and we saw it in bermuda. as fiona made her way up the east coast into canada. more than 300,000 people, according to nova scotia power. waking up without electricity. again, heavy winds continue to expand. and could easily grow. and for that reason, officials are still issuing warnings to people. to take this seriously. and just be really careful. as the owner's wrath plays out in realtime. here is part of what the mayor told us yesterday. take a listen. >> people who are scared, are smart. and we hope that it doesn't come to the most extreme but we need to be ready for it to be that. >> again that was the mayor of halifax. nova scotia. and this morning we talked abou

leave. 20 years after dr. heat is fast observations, and no such team set off on an expedition to nova scotia, to tag and follow the movements of great white shops. when they arrived in september 2020, the location was ideal to finding shocks, and the weather was beautiful. but they were clearly gone, they had left ah, they were avoiding that area and, and staying off shore, it seems the sharks had sent something and sure enough, shortly after hurricane teddy pummeled the nova scotia coast, the calm seas of the tagging site was soon transformed by 10 me to waves from his previous work on black tit shocks, dr. hutto was able to make deductions about the great white shocks in nova scotia by inference. we. we conclude that the sharks that could have been there and that in that very productive place, left, rolling out all shore and deeper water. and then when the hurricane friday we're, we're pretty much cleaned up returned. and that's when we found them several days later over further down the coast. when the sharks returned, the team was able to catch intact them on light goats. the shoc

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real potential for western newfoundland and nova scotia. that is not only fiona causing the tropical mischief. we have our eyes set on the caribbean sea. that was an area of tropical disturbance that the national hurricane center has recognized. this area north of aruba could develop into our next named storm. computer models starting to cluster where 24 hours ago, there was quite a spread on timing and location. but now, we are really focusing our attention on the southern florida peninsula. midweek this week. lots to talk about. >> absolutely. we will be tracking it throughout the weekend. thanks so much. >>> now, the damage that fiona left in puerto rico will take some time to repair. the storm killed two people exactly two years after hurricane maria devastated the island. 100% federal funding for debris removal authorized by president biden. as of thursday, 890,000 customers now have running water and 38% of the homes have electricity but officials cannot estimate when power will be restored in the hardest hit area. fiona killed two pe

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to weaken now, but it's still got maybe 10 inches of rain that are going to drop in some parts of nova scotia can see the very latest now as it's really kind of a loss that may 9 that you see news on hurricane kind of weakening that way as well. still very strong band. the winds, the rain has already started to move on shore along the coastline right down. it is only going to pick up through the evening hours. here's begins to come on shore. here's the very latest now sustained winds of 125 miles an hour around the core of that system. still moving to the north. but look at the speed. 46 miles an hour that is cooking along right now. watch the track here. that's going to take it right up to the north and likely to make landfall right around. cape breton as it moves on shore in northern nova scotia, weakening as it comes on shore early tomorrow morning. and then begin to fall apart. but it's going to leave a line of destruction in that area, not only from flooding, but all the winds are going to be gusting there as well. all right, a completely different story. back out west. we go look

kakhovka oleksandr gunko - the editor-in- chief of the nova kakhovka city publication was with us, we we actually passed on for the past hour and finished with the assembly, uh, in the morning of the general staff, which says that the occupiers in the kherson region are increasingly using human shield tactics, and this in fact, it means that its inhabitants of novaya kakhovka will also not be easy and they will be used just as well, and now they are simply being used to hide behind peaceful residents from murderous shelling. but fortunately the ukrainian army has its own artillery and missile system, they are extremely accurate and precise, this is exactly who has the opportunity to leave those regions where the danger is becoming more dangerous every day in the occupied south . became zaporizhzhia, but the occupiers, even when ukrainians try to escape from them, still try to prevent them from leaving , the espresso film crew visited a humanitarian center that accepts displaced persons and what stories gathered our journalists, let's look further , almost a quarter of a million people

meanwhile, hurricane fiona making landfall in canada nova scotia. one mayor says his town suffered total devastation. nbc's -- and halifax for us. we will begin with meteorologist joe occurrence. bill, we will get a few more in a moment with you. what was the very latest on tropical storm ian? >> there is a lot of questions with ian. things are changing. storms that approach, especially the peninsula from the south are extremely difficult to forecast. florida is actually narrow from east to west if you drove across the state, if you know that, it takes about two hours. these approaching the south like this one, its latest adjustments, means big changes to the land area we're as going to get hit. the latest on the hurricane center it is a tropical storm, it is even. it is going west at 50 miles per hour. about south of jamaica throughout the evening, then by tomorrow it will be south of jamaica again. some debris position because it positions that it gets stronger. don't be surprised by tomorrow afternoon, evening, we talk about hurricane ian. and th

nova s, boat owners secure their vessel, while others stock up on food. >> we got a missing all tied down. i have everything prepare. i have everything prepared. i have my candles. batteries. >> reporter: with 8 inches of rain expected to fall, fiona is shaping up to be one of the more more severe storms in canada's history. michael george, cbs nes michael george, cbs news, new y. , new york. >> vienna is expected to get nova scotia first and move on to to other parts of eastern canada over the weekend. > >> people living along pioneer l in south lake tahoe say they ard about recent vegetation removal. forest crews are working to thin out potential fire fuel. they say it also makes it easier easier for fire crews to accesse area when fires to break out. while some of the people we spoke to said they understand why it's being done, they are ao worried about the impact it will will have on their beloved trai. on their beloved trails. >> to me, it's just a different. i love the trees. i also love te sunlight. also, i want to be sa. want to be safe. >> it's really a catch 22. the . for s

openly via cellular communication and did not hide much. a young woman said this married couple from novay the ukrainian special services to cooperate with threats of persuasion and money, they planted a bag with weapons at their home and threatened to hand them over to the russian authorities through them an employee of the sbu and contacted the executor in crimea, the employee removed me and set the task of finding a streamer for the head of the head of the kherson region to find him somewhere with subsequent liquidations, ilya changed the task a little and sent me a file on whatsapp e, in which there were seven ministers of the republic of crimea detention of saboteurs , the result of a witty operational game. and so experts call the work customers of sabotage and with the so -called agents in the case of the ukrainian sbu, hired terrorists, killers or simply scared to death residents use persons from numbers. young people are nationalistic, tuned from marginal circles, and in fact all this puts ukraine on the same level as isis, for which the commission of terrorist attacks is the onl

we have had hurricanes here in nova scotia in maritime canada before p but this is pretty bad. a lot of uprooted trees. power outages all over the place. and our bridges and our connections to transit are closed out. and so we're here in halifax. we are starting to see the active part of this and we can do more damage assessment. our thoughts out to people who are going to be suffering this for a while yet. >> and so you are in the very, very early stages of planning the damage assessment. have there been reports of severe damage or does it seem to be mostly manageable stuff? >> well, there is some severe damage for sure. we have just found out about an apartment that had a roof collapse. that's 100 people that we have to evacuate to a comfort center. that means that folks who are going to go there to get their cellphones charged and things like that, we prefer they don't do that while we are moving people in for their comfort and safety. our roads crews, parks and rec folks are looking to see here early this morning. we saw trees down and power lines. of course, we encourage p

i am very grateful that nova poshta has resumed operations. banking institutions i know that the managers of the banking institutions have already laid down in the city are determined regarding the restoration of the work of the banks and the institutions themselves. that it survived, and fortunately there were no flights there, people can return peacefully, perhaps, that they do not need to change anything, repair anything, i will say that if during the occupation we said that there were high-rise buildings and non-residential buildings in the city destroyed by 80%. today i would say that the situation there is even worse, it's somewhere around 85-90% have one or another level of damage, even without the opinion of specialists, it is clear that there are high-rise buildings that need to be demolished because the floor slabs fell there and they are unfit for living today, people from high-rise buildings have moved to the private sector, they live there in houses of two or three families, and in the private sector, the situation is more or less better, there are wells, people have settled

of the populated areas of the gunners, hrinivka , senkivka, chernihiv region, and the dry land of nova nova vasylivka, sumy region, in the slobozhan region, the enemy is conducting combat operations in order to prevent the loss of control over the occupied borders and logistics routes in the kharkiv region, it is trying to find weak points in the defense of our troops and improve the tactical position in the kharkiv direction carried out shelling from tanks and rocket artillery in the areas of populated areas of udy russian tyshki cherkassky tyshki kennel large passages old saltiv petrivka victory dementiivka prishyb carried out airstrikes in the areas of populated areas of shestakovo bayrak russian tyshki and cheerful on slov yana direction carried out fire damage to military and civilian infrastructure using tanks of the created artillery and rocket systems of salvo of fire in the areas of populated areas krasnopillya valley brazhivka timber in the donetsk direction the enemy concentrates its main efforts on directing offensive actions in the bakhmatsky and avdiiv directions in the k