up in oe reports turned out the be true.s trying to figure out what prompted the weave of threats. > >> san jose state students say e university has not done enough to protect the campus community from sexual assaults. the u.s. t of justice determined the school school failed to address a decades worth of sexual harassment and assaults by an athletic trainer. beef up staffing in the school's title e office. >> we call on internal parez tod if solidarity with students against sexual assault and action. not theatrical performas to protect the community. >> doj is on campus following un its initial findings. it's cooperated with the doj and hird four new officials this year. > >> live look at san francisco, y owned skilled nursing center serving hundreds of low income patients thrown a last minute lifeline. sara donchey is here to break down the agreement that that will keep the hospital open open for now. >> this seems to have been months in the making the city ig the lawsuit against dropping its its lawsuit against the federal government in exchange for keeping the hospital open for n

at a paste pressure of 600 atmospheres oe, while the diameter of the choke at the wellhead, oe, was onlym. this significantly exceeds e, predictive characteristics improves, the efficiency of development of these deposits. preparations are underway for hydraulic fracturing and drilling of a cluster of production wells. and the work is done significant so now we can say that only these two exploratory wells , which i mentioned, made it possible to increase the resource, the proven resource base. a-a project of six whole 2/10 to 6 1/2 billion oe, tons, project implementation continues within the previously announced schedule. we will be glad to see all our friends, including our sugar colleagues, as participants in this project. we all understand that kidnappings are essentially economic, uh, the murder of europe, so kidnapping of europe is the name this presentation is only an attempt to extend the period of american hegemony as much as possible. however, new historical stages will inevitably come and will be associated with the development of cross-border corridors for the implementation

the peninsula not the peninsula not getting out oe 60s in san mateo. east bay shore bay shoreline, union city and hd and hayward will stop shy of the of the mid 60s. 73 in pleasant, pleasant hill, 72 in pleasanton. those numbers noticeably coolen where we been for a good part os last week. for the immediate a sure the numbers to not get outf the low to middle 60s. san leandro go to 65. lake county will drop. 90 degrs for daytime highs yesterday. even though 89 is the warmest number on the two, it still fits still fits a line with a cooler day today. the 70 forecast shows how the warm-up comes back. if we are in the low to middle 70s today for san jose we will be in will be in the low to middle 80y wednesday, thursday, and fridayf next week. the warmest inland valley show the same pattern. cooler today, really cooler fory for sunday when the numbers go n to the lower middle 70s. we wam up a bit to get into the mid-80r mid-80s for daytime highs by much of the second half of next. next week. > >> it seems like most of the das last week started off very gr

it is typical oe more june pattern. upper 50s alg the coast, but low 70s around the peninsula.upper 70ss you go further inland to the saa clara valley. 77 in san jose to4 to 84 in morgan hill. low to mis into the east bay, which is war. which is warm. similar temperatures for the rest of th. low 60s in san francisco which is almost 10 degrees below norm. temperatures in the east bay rie into the mid and upper 60s. north of the golden gate, not quite as warm as some of the otr parts of the bay area, but generally in the 70s. inland mendocino county and lake county lake county away from the onshore influence it will still be toasty topping out in the upper 80s to around 90. no big changes as we head through the rest of the week. low to mid 60s mid 60s in san francisco. mid to mid to upper 60s in oakland and the east bay. little more varian more variation for inland parts of the north bay but it is not a not a full-fledged temperature roller coaster ride. the coolest the coolest temperatures will ay be saturday and sunday. looks pleasant for outdoor plants. i will be at the marina

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. >> reporter: they underestimated the power oe storm. >> the wind was going everywher. wind was going everywhere. the rain was coming down. it was flg everywhere. like the hurricane d like the hurricane slammed florida's gulf coast is one of the worst ever to hit the u.s. jason allen, cbs news. > >> first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen trackg ian. the images coming out of a are devastating. >> it doesn't even sing five ve. >> these high end hurricanes or bulldozers. the storm surge acte that. a 10 to 15 wall of water will move everything out of its path. it will take weeks to months to assess the damage and years to replace the damaged. we we are looking at the remnants of what was a category 1 hurrice a category 1 hurricane that made made landfall earlier today. noi post topical storm. it's losing his tropical characteristics. sl has the swirl around the center of circulation, but no longer a well-defined eye. still plenty of rain, even as the winds are weakening. maximum sustained winds around 60 miles per hour bubbles will continue weakening as the storm moves

well, what is the volume of oil pumping after all, they were going to 55 million oe, what we are pumping, in principle, is the maximum capacity. uh, ctc it is about 67 million. how do you you know, well, so for now this capacity is enough for us for kazakhstan and i think it will remain at this level at the level of 55 for about a year. uh-huh and how the current situation in the global energy market affects the plans of kazakhstan , for example, how do you see a way out of the energy crisis in europe now, maybe you will somehow change your export programs depending on this, probably here, uh, it should be noted, that our main export of oil is just the same countries, uh, it means europe in mainly because the black sea. it’s open there, probably, and therefore, in principle, we are now at the level, which means that the maximum possibilities for pumping this year. and, perhaps, we will have somewhere in uh, which means that we expect an additional increase in production in a year and a half. again, everything will depend on the market. uh, everyone is looking for how to sell more profita

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. >> roseburg has now commented oe lawsuit. the company has already already set up a $50 million relief fun. so far more than 1700 people have now signed up. > >> well this saturday is the 5 r anniversary of the wine country wildfires. the series of fire storms served as a wake up call for the bay area. 22 people diee than 6000 homes were destroyed.e north bay also experienced more disasters, including the kinkade kinkade fire in 2019, along wite fires in 2020. as we head into october, wilson shows us how some neighbors in sonoma countye now taking fire safety into their own hands. >> you fill it with 5 gallons o, which we all know weighs 40-pou. because 8 pounds per gallon of . then you are ready to go shoot . >> firefighting backpacks, pumps small and large and a defense system for the entire home. >> peak forget make sure the fig you have is going to fit the fire engine hoses. >> reporter: alena hagler has tn every possible step to protect her ridge top property from the threat haunting the hills of west sonoma county. >> wh

june here is notching for the rest oe country. this is the kind of weather pattern we get in june where there is fog and cool tem. fog and cool temperatures. inland, it is in the 80s and 90. we are all over the place. let's let's take a look at the big picture pattern. this early summerlike weather pattern isn't isn't going to change much. still a big area of high pressure camped out on top of us , pressing down. higher pressurm above. that has been squashing e marine layer, concentrating, soe fog has not been able to dissipate. that is going to be e case likely again tomorrow. soms next week. the area of high pressure retreats. offshore winds will kick in. we will have have to monitor the fire threat. threat. temperatures will also k down. beautiful sunset as we look out from san jose. the temperature is an even 70 degre. an even 70 degrees. just below that in santa rosa. chillier around the bay. upper 50s and low 60s. east bay and inland, around 80 degrees. over 100 degrees in fairfield earlier today. the fog is going to spred b

. >> reporter: dawn is the head oe san jose library foundation and thanks to donations and grants, the high school diploma classes are free for all residents. sine 2016, they helped 143 people graduate. what is more, high school graduates make more moneys she got a better job as a a caregiver with a pay raise of 28%. >> karina wrath. >> would you say it benefits so? absolutely would say that more e who go through the career online career online high school program through the san jose public library make san jose asa city a stronger more vibrant ans receiving place for us -- thrivg place for you will all us all. joses kiet do, kpix 5. > >> congratulations, all the smis and cheers there. the public liy foundation is celebrating its 35th anniversary. it will be from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the dr. martin luther king jr. library and find information on tickets or how to donate at sjplf.org. great story there. tp that, paul. always good weather good weather to curl up with a . inland you have another 20 minus of sunshine. we are tracking change by the end cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble g

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. >> reporter: the cd estimates oe in 10 people have gotten the updated booster. dr. sarah codys she understands the exhaustion. the booster should not be an afterthought. >> i want to address a question head on. that question is do i really need it? do i really need need this fall booster? and to cut to the conclusion, yes you do. >> they cdc gave the green light last month. the shots are tailored to fight omicron. the variance in the original covid strain. many are not jumping at the chance to get it. >> we have seen a very slow andh uptake of the boosters. in factg those who are eligible, an 11% f people living in our county havn their booster shots. this needs to be a habit. that we get into. of incorporating the covid protections into our lives. andg the booster will make it much er much easier to resume our lives. lives. particularly during the holidays. >> for some the new booster isn't a priority. >> i do not want to get a shot every six months. >> coming up at 5:30 pm we will hear from an expert involved in the trials for the vaccine for l children. she will

cal oes is taking its earthquake simulator on tour. tomorrow it's making a stop in menlo park. it replicates the shaking intensity of a 7.0 quake, that's a big one. in menlo park from 8:00 a.m. to noon. >>> former theranos executive sunny balwani will not get a new trial. this comes after the disgraced founder elizabeth holmes, who was balwani's lover at their time during the company, was granted an evidentiary hearing. balwani asked to participate. >>> okay, you probably know by now it's election season and today a rally in san francisco in support of prop d, the ballot measure centered around building new affordable housing in the city. supporters gathered at portsmouth square park. the measure would remove the need for approval from the board of supervisors to build affordable housing projects using city property or funding. supporters say the measure will not only make it easier to build more housing but help teachers and other workers who are struggling to afford living in san francisco. >> prop d is an opportunity for san francisco to get back on the right track, to build

we have seven cases linked and now we are going to get some quick stats oe cases. we find that the average age of the victim is 42. we find find that the sex of the victims victims are mostly male. we also also find that the races are mostly hispanic as well. i'm going to talk about the days between these incidences that we we believe may have a connection. between incident one one and two, there six days. in between incident two and three, therefore hundred 40 days, which which is quite some time from when the incident two happened as compared to when incident three had occurred. the incident, between three and four, it was 34 days. between incidents four and five, it was 19 days. between five and six, it was 22 days in between six and seven, it was six days. of e of these, one occurred outside the city and occurred in oakland oakland and we have been partnering with the oakland police department to have tablep have tabletop discussions as far far as what information we have. another development we have had is that we had the opportunity to interview our only surv

. >> in such a remote region with huge resources, minings lucrative and bolsonaro oe it legalized. other says if he becomes president, that will never happen. he has promised to end deforestation also. here, the bolsonaro merchandise cells much better than that of his rival. bolsonaro has 24-year-olds about. talk of legalizing mining has made easier for him to sell guns to minors to protect themselves. >> i don't know what tomorrow will bring. i just want to live for today. >> is no doubt that competing forces are changing the community. while protecting the rain forest important, for those living here getting by is what matters. as long as inequality exists, so will the challenge of protecting the amazon. >> before we go, it has been an eventful week in britain. we end with some encouraging news. a wild bison has been born in the u.k. for what is thought to be the first time since the last ice age. the calf was spotted by a wild left project. three bison were released there in july as part of an effort to reintroduce the species. unknown to staff, one of the bison was pregnant. no

i look forward to living here oe day. thank you, we love y'all. >> draymond breaking some news, he's moving to japan. it's the d show. dishing to curry. that was was high and up there. later in the second, curry going to pull up from deep, and he's going to do what steph curry typically does. knocking it down. the game game currently in action right . does it really matter the score? score? it's a preseason game. they're losing 56-54 at half time. > >> the final home series of the, last call to watch some baseball. seventh inning, arizona up 2. deep shot to left field, and pederson can't handle handle it. it's now 8-2 arizona, arizona, and they win it 8-4. san francisco is now officially eliminated from the playoff contention. > >> that was the scene last night last night in seattle as the mas clinched a playoff berth for the the first time since 2001. you'k they're do for a hangover, right? but it looks like the a's the a's were the hungover team.s down. mariners score. up 4-1 at that point. seattle wins 5-1. as have los

oe drowning. once a week she slips into a sensory deprivation tank to tune out the world. soundproof pod is filled with , with water, saturated with a thousand pounds of epsom salt, allowing her to float effortlessly. >> you don't feel the weight ofr of your world or thoughts and all of that goes away. >> reporter: floating therapy hs therapy has been around for decades, but these days it's enjoying a resurgence as more and more people look for ways to unplug. showing they could lower strength and alleviate d. according to rebecca, the ownerf walnut creek, they're a good way to hit that reset button. >> people have their cell phone, cell phones, getting pings. this is a place to come and disconnt come and disconnect at a deeper level than turning off your devices because your brain gets to relax. >> reporter: the cost is about 0 about $80 for a 75-minute session, but it's what happensr happens after that's priceless. >> there is something about sitg about sitting quiet with your t. she knows exactly what to do toy afloat. kpix 5. >> fascinating. i got a gift card and i'm g

most oe homicides happen in stockton. te weapon used is also tied to an d tied to an unsolved homicide ind from 2021. oakland police say the victim was a 40-year-old hic man. he was found dead from a gt wound to the intersection of harmon and 57th avenue in oakland. investigators still dot know why the killer strikes. >> we don't know what the motive is. what we do believe is that the person is on a mission. very fld very fluid and intentional. >> some of kane county da says the person seems to pray on peoe who are alone embark streets. the only survivor, a homeless woman who the suspect shot as she came out of her tent in stockton. she told police, the suspect didn't even say a word. >> i can't tell you how difficult this is to have someby is to have somebody do somethine this. who is just literally walking up and killing innocent. >> police said they have gotten hundreds of tips, but they need more help. there is a $115,000 reward for information leading o an arrest. > >> other stories around the bay . santa clara count

there's been dozens of taliban atcks in the area in cent weeks, raising fears that litton violence has oe again become the norm in this deeply conservative region not far from the afghan border. tuesday marks 10 years since malala yousafzai, then a 15-year-old student, was shot in the head in the same city on her way to school. she had been targeted by the pakistani taliban, also known as the ttp, for campaigning for girls' education. a military crackdown but paid to the insurgency. this fresh attack has led to fears of insurgents. >> today, under the nose of heavy security forces and the presence of the army, a school van was fired on. this points out a massive security breach. we want the attacker to be arrested and punished. >> private schools have been closed since the attack, and teachers have vowed to strike on wednesday. mark: time not for business. the french government is trying to force workers to end their strike at the refineries. >> the prime minister has decided to requisition workers at fuel depots, meaning local authorities can order them to return to work. she threatens t

and, a well-known maker of meals announcing layoffs just ahead oe holi fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27. >> welcome back. the latest nums are shining more light on the bay area exodus. the region leaves the area and the number f people fleeing the big city since the pandemic. it is who ig is leaving the could have an impact on all of us. >> with the cost of living in the bay area it's not surprisine people have been pushed out of the area. the latest data shows even those who cannot afford it are also choosing to leave. the problem is they are taking their taking their money with them. >> >> it was one of the days where you wonder why anyone would want would want to leave san francisco.

. >> reporter: drivers from out oe of state were shocked by what they saw here, but at least some relief could be on the way. after the governor announced refineries could start selling the cheaper, but more pollutant winter blend of gas ahead of schedule. >> it's a big deal. >> reporter: the switch could se could save drivers up to 20 cents a gallon, but others worry it could take time. >> the prices will come up tomo, up tomorrow, but they will come off rapidly. >> reporter: the drivers acknowe drivers acknowledge they have no other choice, but to reduce their time on the road until then. >> and there is nothing else wed we could do, and just use other. >> reporting in san mateo, shaw, shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >> the governor is calling on ls on lawmakers to pass a new tax on oil profits and return thaty that money to california drivers. but the legislature in is in recess until january. reps january. republicans say state leaders could have done more, more quickly by simply suspendg the gas tax. > >> this is the reality for someh some south carolina residents t, residents tonight, wadin

. >> it's scary to think about, you know, when it's going to happen because we don't cal oes stopped at menlo park thursday to get people feel of how intense are making but also help people. >> he prepared for the next one. >> to cover and hold on. is that good? >> close enough. experts recommend people drop cover and hold on in the event of an earthquake. the experience is just ahead of a statewide drill called the great california shakeout. >> we're on 10, 20 at 10, 20. we hope you will join us in practicing the drop cover and hold on drill. we expect that this will actually help to mitigate injuries and deaths while the exact timing of the next quake is not determined. >> jose lara with cal oes says downloading them. i shake provides early warning of an earthquake thereby giving you couple of, you know. >> couple to 60 seconds of critical lifesaving seconds. a warning before shaking starts. >> that might shake app is free. you can download it on your phone and it's easy to use in menlo park. camila barco kron. 4 news. thanks a lot. coming along. still ahead, new details from the h

. >> it's scary to think about, you know, when it's going to happen because we don't cal oes stoppedt menlo park thursday to get people feel of how intense we can be, but also how people. >> he prepared for the next one. >> to cover and hold on. is that good? >> close enough. experts recommend people drop cover and hold on in the event of an earthquake. the experience is just ahead of a statewide drill called the great california shakeout. >> we're on 10, 20 at 10, 20. we hope you will join us in practicing the drop cover and hold on drill. we expect that this will actually help to mitigate injuries and deaths while the exact timing of the next quake is not determined. >> jose lara with cal oes says downloading them. i shake out provides early warning of an earthquake thereby giving you couple of, you know. >> couple to 60 seconds of critical lifesaving seconds. a warning before shaking starts. >> that might shake app is free. you can download it on your phone and it's easy to use in menlo park. camila barco kron. 4 news. >> we'll talk about our forecast now as we take this live look

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more than 50 tenants forced out of their san francisco sky rise by a burst oe earlier this year. now they areg the building developer. they claim hines interest limited pap limited partnership claimed two water leaks and failed to repair to repair them before they caused catastrophe. tenants prod tenants promised reimbursement for their expenses and they failed to secure their propertyt property that they had to leave behind. 11 one woman claims someone stole jewelry and a checkbook which was used to cast cash fraudulent checks in her name. >> if you compound that type of insecurity with the instability we've been provided and us being being uprooted from our lives, it is just really tough. sorry. >> hines representatives denied the allegations and claimed they paid roughly $13 million towars the expenses of their displaceds displaced tenants adding, we believe that during the course of pretrial discovery, the court and the public will understande true extent of our efforts to help those who had to leave their homes during these unfortunate and unforeseen events. > >> the search

she was convicted for defrauding her investors out oe of more than $144 million. holms million. holmes said the government' key witness against her has voiced regrets about his testimony and her defense team argues that e-mails will reveal that the prosecution engaged in misconduct. but legal experts do not expect holmes' bid for a new trial toe successful. > >> it is dash cam video of an armed carjacking. the uber driver tells us the ride started like any other. here is it is full screen if you to look at right there shortly after two men got into the car, one of them notices the camera. afr the camera. after a few moments one of the suspects takes out a gun and steals the driver's car throwing the camera on the ground. a few day s ago oaklane oakland police found the car. te the car. the driver tells us he wants to spread awareness with this story and also bring the suspects to justice. >> i think i cannot go back rigt now. i'm traumatized. i feel unsafe. >> can't imagine after all of that trauma. uber said through prop 22 the company is able to financially assist the driver w

most most notable for inland parts oe bay area.toasty inland where highs will be in the 90 degrees. temperatures should return to the low 80s for a few days next week, which is warm, but it's not that warm for this time of . this time of year. even when we are around 90 degrees, the hots, not record-setting. this is the time of year where we can still approach 100 degrees for the hot locations. >> you will have the best seat in the house tomorrow from the f tomorrow from the roof at 3:00 . at 3:00 p.m., fleet week coverage. >> the best vantage point will be up a little bit. >> watch the planes do their th. planes do their thing. > >> coming up, draymond green turns on one of his teammates.,s teammates., lawyers address the. address the fight. >> we are a quarter way into thl way into the nfl season. 149 ord be well on his way to breaking a a record. as charlie water reports, it has nothing to do with yardage or even touchdowns. >> this is the volkswagen red ad gold report. >> time for the red and gold report. likely sometime after

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mostly in the middle portion oe 80s for inland parts of the east bay, the warm spots. reaching into the upper 80s. it's a whole different story for san francisco and oakland. only mid-60s in san francisco, uppes upper 60s for oakland and the et the east bay. a mix of upper 70s and the low 80s as you go north. and those temperatures are a few degrees above normald few degrees above normal. and then well aabove it being close to 90 degrees. temperatures aren't going to change much in san francisco and oakland as wd we head through the rest of the week. a little baby warm up as the winds shifted on friday. te friday. the temperatures part inland will change more. san je change more. san jose drops from the low 80s down to the mid-70s by next sunday and monday. and a similar drop in temperatures inland for parts of the north bay and the east bay after above normal temperatures conte temperatures continue through the rest of this week. near average temperatures or at least a few days before the long range that it points to another warm up by the middle of next week. vern? >

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. > >> still ahead on kpix 5, with the holidays approaching, new is that the bay area is not out oe woods yet when it comes to the . > >> we will introduce you to a sailor who is having a homecoming of sorts this fleet week. how his journey has come l circle. >> always great memories to come come back. it feel like home. all my great childhood memories were here. >> look at that beautiful shot f the bay bridge. welcome back as we continue our live coverage on francisco fleet week. it was clear over the bridge, a little gray behind you, little windy. l little windy. i feel your pain because i was out there with you . but ryan, more than just the ships and planes. this event isy more about the people who make everything work. >> absolutely, liz. without the sailors and pilots and support staff to keep things going, nonf this fancy technology is worth much. for one seamer in particular, fleet week is a bit of a homecoming. kpix 5's laures caught up with him. >> reporter: san francisco is ia familiar place for blair murphy. >> a lot of memories. going out to the city as a kid, seeing the the

i thinportunity to defeak one oe governors in the country. we're going to follow the racecl closely. weosely h you the wish you the . thank you. all right. now we go to the state of washington. real believe it or not, there is a real opportunity for a massive flip from blue to red . as a republican , tiffanys smiley is surging in her race against the incumbent, patty murray. this is absolutelyt patty murrae a winnable race. mur heris on defense ove record , which is the same asjo biden's record . she basically is 100% with biden and the record of the far left democratic socialist. taker left a look at your scree. a new poll from robert haley in. trafalgar. in the look at that. this race is neck and neck within the margin of error. here to explain more republican here to explain more , republican senate candidate in the state of washington. i didn't think i'd be saying that often. tiffany, smile is with us .s. >> tiffany, i am hearing from friends that live in the state s of washington that you could win this race, that this wouldf be the upse

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some oe cooler spots may top out in the 70s. some of the hotter spots inland of the east bay into the upper 80s and location approachg location approaching 90s even there with warm to hot temperat. fire danger is not going to be off the charts. vegetation is drying out after that rainfall we had a few weeks ago but the fire danger is going to be less than halfway up our zero to 10 e on the fire danger forecast. very little change to our temperatures around the bay. a warm-up from san francisco to oakland on friday. inland, temperatures run above normal most of the weekend back down to to what is typical this time of year for a few days, saturday, , and monday, but the long-range data points to a good chance of temperatures lasting right into the last week of october. long-e outlook coming up at 5:30. > >> still ahead at 5:00, a new ph to enforce speed limits across e country. new technology could force you to slow down. > >> as flu season arrives, why health experts say many people d be at risk for severe complications and not e

oe from the crash site in residential buildings. glasses flew out. now military investigators of the investigative committee are specialists working here. uh, looking into the crash site. here you can see fragments. fallen projectile. here they are collected. now examining the scene of the case shells. were here. uh, will have to be unknown. there, the fragments being recovered will be sent for examination. and so on the following will be known. well, it looks like they got hurt. windows and facade of the building. well, so is the interior. uh squirrel furniture at this point at 7:40 am in the building was not staff known only about two victims. thank god, there are no dead, but nevertheless the shelling continues. for example, yesterday only in the kirovsky district a man died , still suffering from peaceful infrastructure . civilians at this time are literally 300 meters from the administration building. the mayor was there. that is, at that moment he drove up to the workplace , specialists will determine a direct hit in the building undoubtedly. t

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oe per month, and we expect this to be a significant amount. we have a capacity of up to 9,000 tons per year and an increase in volumes. possibly other products as well. here they make children's tea food there. fortunately, you have come to the moment when we are launching a new product that is on the russian market. uh, russian companies are not yet expanding the line. uh, baby food. so, here are the slender rows of freshly baked cookies. him can be given to a child from 4 months over the past 2 years, production volumes have increased by 70% to 250 tons per month and there is a russian reserve here , probably, except for minerals. it can be enriched and we are obliged to enrich the current with vitamins there, yes, here, as long as it is not russian, but this is 2% of the total cost of products there, if the production of vitamins and minerals for russia is still a clean slate, then, for example, the creation of food equipment. we have seen examples in particular in the yaroslavl region, where a company from the cities of tutaev are doubling

was a good profitability in the real sector of the economy somewhere on a net basis of 12.5 billion oeprofit, and this also made it possible. the enterprise solves its problems on its own. thus, we have, i would say, a positive situation, when effective demand, especially in belarusian rubles, is satisfied by the banking system, and loans in foreign currency. uh, they reduced it, which, in fact, is very positive, therefore, in terms of access to credit issues. uh, there are no solvent enterprises, as far as the national banks are concerned responsibly and professionally. from now on, it will build a strategy of action, ensure financial stability and contribute to economic development. alexander dugin gave an exclusive interview to belteleradio, which the president recently spoke with a russian philosopher. what gift did the guest present to the belarusian leader and what mistakes? it is high time for a politician to recognize a broad view of the events in the world , belarusian-russian relations and our common future today, within the framework of the panorama, the united states of eur

developed a good profitability in the real sector of the economy somewhere on a net basis of 12.5 billion oebles of profit, and this also allowed enterprises to solve their problems on their own. so we have, i would i would say a positive situation, when effective demand, especially in belarusian rubles, is satisfied by the banking system, and loans in foreign currency have been reduced, which, in fact, is very positive. therefore, from the point of view of access to there, solvent enterprises have no questions. accordingly and professionally, this is how regulators will continue to build a strategy of action, ensuring price and financial stability, contributing to economic development. what did the president say recently? russian philosopher. what gift did the guest present to the belarusian leader and what were the mistakes? it is high time for politicians to recognize a broad view of the events in the world, belarusian-russian relations and our common future alexander dugin in an exclusive interview with belteleradio . i led the united states of eurasia the world center of power is changi

oe of them in oakland. at least seven people have been pshot, six killed since april o 2021.ive of the seven were hispanic men between 21 and 54 years old. four were gunned down near each other in stockton on different nights. the only person to survive was a 46-year-old woman. paul was one of the victims. the father of two was shot and killed in july. >> we were shocked to hear that these murders were connected, because we've just thought it was a random killing. >> reporter: well, stockton police here say that the person of interest is seen in surveillance video at more than one of these crime scenes. no motive has yet been determined, but there have a $115,000 reward for information leading to an arrest, david. >> mola lenghi in california for us again. tank you, mola. >>> we turn now to the war in ukraine and tonight, ukrainian soldiers reclaiming more territory just seized by vladimir putin. in the south and in the northeast, reclaiming that territory that putin annexed just days ago, raising the ukrainian flag once again. here's our chief foreign correspondent ian panne

seoul corresponded, thank you forjoining oe— forjoining us. thank you, rich.of support. president biden said: the new uk prime minister, rishi sunak, said: french president, emmanuel macron, tweeted to say: canada's president trudeau has also tweeted his support: let's go to ukraine now. russia says it's suspending its participation in an agreement, brokered by the un, that allows grain exports from ukraine. moscow claims it's taken the decision after a drone attack on russian ships in occupied crimea. the kremlin called it a terrorist attack, but ukraine says that's a false pretext for blocking the grain corridors. 0ur ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse, has more from the city of dnipro. you will have to forgive the sirens in the background, like so many cities across ukraine, dnipro is dark tonight as russia continues to target the country's infrastructure. but nevertheless, russia has said it is suspending its participation in the landmark grain deal in this war. it is a diplomatic blow. because the grain deal was the only diplomatic breakthrough we've

cultural diplomacy, belarusians living in many countries of the world, and this is almost 3.5 million oe, who live on all continents in almost all countries of the world, they move here to feed on this belarusian one and take away their countries of residence in order to adequately popularize tell and show belarus. how beautiful belarusian culture is. you correctly said that since 2016, these and we started one internship a year. e, which was attended by us invited 20 people, but there was such a huge demand. here are these creative weights. here are these activities that we eventually switched to two internships a year for 20 people, and after the pandemic, when everyone got bored and everyone was eager to just come to our beautiful belarus, we switched to 30 people and this was not enough and this year we switched to the number 40. here nevertheless, the queue for the next internship is also lining up, because there are a lot of those who wish to fill the program with such events. this year, specifically this year. eh, naturally. so when the years of historical memory, we visited the t