are their recipients, please, kutsilla veronika iosifovna received about 5 million rubles from open presshis telegram channel conducts custom-made journalistic investigations aimed at discrediting russia, publishes unreliable information about the actions of the armed forces of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine kharatyankerill evgenievich received more than 4 million rubles from open press. here are his articles telegina natalya gennadievna published false articles about the vaccine against covid-19 received about 2 million rubles from open press. and so on, the receipt of funds was revealed and they were declared foreigners. and how many of these undisclosed aliens? how many sleepers are there who will find the time and place when they are declared awake, or , for example, the presidential administration, reading information in the office of the president of russia for scientific educational policy , a certain denis chiterinsky works as deputy head, by the way, on november 22, they were appointed deputy head of the minorca. i have never seen him. didn't know him . i have

of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine kharatyan kirill evgenievich received from open presse than 4 million rubles. because natalya gennadievna published a false article, and the vaccines were otkovid, 19 received from there, a press of about two million rubles, and so on, the receipt of funds was revealed and they were declared foreign. and how many of these are not disclosed? how many sleepers are there who will find the time and place when they are announced or, for example, the presidential administration, read the information in the russian presidential administration for scientific educational policy , a certain denis sekirensky works as deputy head, by the way, on november 22 he was appointed deputy head of the ministry of defense. i never saw him, didn't know him. i don't have anything personal against him, but based on his authority, we understand that he takes an active part in determining the main directions of state policy in the field of science and education. here are laid out history books will be written by people from bolotnaya imho so be it. and he also quo

published false articles about the vaccine against covid-19 received about 2 million rubles from open press on, the receipt of funds was revealed and they were declared foreign. and how many of these undisclosed aliens? there are so many sleepers who will find time and place when they are declared awake, or , for example, the presidential administration. read the information in the office of the president of russia for scientific educational policy as deputy the chief is a certain denis segersky, by the way, on november 22, he is definitely the deputy head of the minor science. i have never seen him. didn't know him. i have nothing personal against him, but based on his powers, we understand that he takes an active part in determining the main directions of state policy in the field of science and education. here we lay out the history books will be written by people from bolotnaya imho, so be it. he also quotes navalny, supports rallies, reposts whether ponomarev and the tv channel rain, which is now announced by the agents and so on is good. it was a long time ago. probably everything has

we found this information in the open press, with reference to the department of population gender andily policy of the ministry of labor and social protection. here i will quote that in our country there are only 2 million 612,000 families, of which over 1 million 140,000 are families with children under 18 years old. this is approximately 44%. and e in structure. uh, one child is raised by almost 60% of families, two by a little less than 32% of families and three or more, well, a little less 9%, e, valery valeryevich tell me, is the number of large families growing in our country, and if you look at the regional context? what regions? well, the most prolific, if i may say so. in the context of having many children, we correctly said that families with many children, indeed, it turns out to be very powerful support. why is it multidirectional, this is the improvement of living conditions, this is assistance, e.g., education and preschool education, all kinds of support for parents with many children during their working life. including providing them a day off from work with the paym

territory of ukraine haratyanka kirill evgenievich received more than four million rubles from open pressnnadievna published a false article, and the otkovid vaccine, 19 received topin press about two million rubles, and so on, the receipt of funds was revealed and they were declared foreign. and how many of these are not disclosed? how many sleepers are there who will find the time and place when they are declared awake, or , for example, the presidential administration, read the information in the russian presidential administration for scientific educational policy , a certain denis sekirensky works as deputy head, by the way, on november 22 he was appointed deputy head of the minor. i never saw him , i didn’t know him. i don’t have anything personal against him, but based on his authority, we understand that he takes an active part in determining the main directions of state policy in the field of science and education. here he laid out the history books will be written by people from bolotnaya imho, so be it. and he also quotes navalny supports rallies and does. are empty ponomarev a

and who are their recipients, please, veronika iosifovna sent about five million rubles from open press, his telegram channel conducts custom journalistic investigations aimed at discrediting russia, publishes unreliable information about the actions of the armed forces of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine kharatyanka kirill evgenievich received from openpress, more than 4 million rubles. in one article telegina natalya gennadievna published false articles about the vaccine against covid-19 , he received topinpress about 2 million rubles. and so on, the receipt of funds was revealed and they were declared to be foreigners. and how many of these unopened inogens? there are so many sleepers who will find the time and place when they show up or, for example, the presidential administration. read information in a certain denis chiterinsky works as deputy head of the russian presidential administration for scientific educational policy; i never saw him know him. nothing personal against him. but, based on his authority , we understand that he takes an active part in determin

>> reporter: so, herschel walker does not have any make open press events. he did hold a sort of tailgate at the sec championship game where the georgia bulldogs are playing the lsu tigers here in the atlanta area. it was not open to the press. they said it was a private event. when media showed up, they were told it was a private event and to stop doing so. he was criss-crossing the state yesterday. and he has some events tomorrow. the walker campaign has had a noticeably lighter campaign schedule than warnock's campaign through this runoff period. this was herschel walker, the republican's closing message. take a listen. >> the problem we have right now, we decided to get the wrong leaders in washington. we've got to have people in washington that stand out. my father told me no. he said boy, if you don't like the rules under my house you need to leave my house. so if you don't like the rules of the united states of america you can leave. >> reporter: fred, both campaigns noticeably on the attack in these final days. those who live in georgia can tell you t

it's funny to hear karine-jean pierre talking about how the biden administration is for a free and open press and accessibility to the administration when you have a president that did 5 solo press conferences this year. donald trump did 7 times as many. the twitter files dump. one person said don't think of it as a vaccine. he was banned. those vaccinated can transmit the virus. and president biden declared on cnn that you if get the vaccine you will not get covid. who is spreading disinformation? now the twitter files one of the biggest stories of the year that nobody outside of this network is covering, shows that the fbi was working in concert with twitter to silence the hunter laptop story and the biden administration is using the tactics you would see in beijing. the american media says nothing to see here. wtf? >> that's a good way to put it. before the lockdowns at the out set of the pandemic and the shutdowns i argued against them. counter-productive. they would do more harm than good. ruining lives. that's what happened. i recall the push back i got uaw -- was severe. charlie, if yo

he has said some things in the open press that i think have been damaging to his cause. have at least they were giving us answers. but there was theout standing concern that he might flee. i'm not sure if we had eyes on him, whether the bahamian government had eyes on him and also the fluid nature of cryptocurrency even after ftx failed, another billion dollars was taken out of the company that wouldn't be available inve. so those two factors might have led them to act sooner rather than later. >> neil: congressman, many are talking about government lawyers and security experts that were high fiving each other for taking this guy. didn't bankman-fried bring himself down? didn't he collapse himself? >> yeah. basically these were self-inflicted wounds. he did operate nor awhile though when you think about it without being detected. so some of these transfers -- that was one of the things that the new ceo hit upon today. they talked about the lack of documents, the lack of business records throughout the transfer, so he basically took in 1.8 billion from equity investors an

and had that is to have a free and open press and we clearly don't have it.tions and through elon musk who is buying twitter and getting the thousands of documents that matt tiebe is reporting on, we you we nowknow there were communicas between the dnc, high level officials in the biden campaign where the dnc and the twitter people, this vijay gatay, legal counsel, making $17 million a year in 2021, they respond with handle every time the dnc says we don't want it out. why is that important? you could say who cares, it's a private company. this amounts to election interference. when have you the suppression of the first amendment, free speech, that results in election interference, there's got to be a prosecution. but for a successful prosecution, you need to show it would have made a difference in the election. and what we already know is that there are several polls that indicate that people, had they known of the hunter biden laptop and not just that he was a dirt bag. let's be clear. the guy was a dirt bag. let's talk about the fact that his father suppos

today he didn't have any public events with open press. instead, he held a tailgate outside of his sec championship before the game began. of course herschel walker, a football star in the '80s. he won the heisman trophy in georgia. he talked to voters that way. this is something we see over and over again. relaxed schedule. very far apart. and no speaking to press during those events. they are supposed to be events just for him and his supporters. but he hasn't held a press conference since before the general election day in november. and he doesn't hold gafvels. we are seeing this different approach. a very aggressive and then a more relaxed approach with very little press interaction. >> all right. dianne gallagher, thanks so much. i know how hard it is to report when you have someone speaking in the background. thanks so much. >>> joining us for special coverage of election night tuesday at 4:00 p.m. and i'll be on the voting desk that don't. >>> tonight the final house race for the midterms if finally over. john duarte has won the 13t

there were no public or open press event for him.he does have a stop in loganville, georgia. look, jim, it has just been a much more relaxed schedule throughout this period, talking mostly to conservative or friendly media to his campaign. he hasn't had a press conference since before the general election. talking about those early voting numbers and how many votes are still left out there, look, more than 1.85 million georgians have already cast their ballots, more than 350,000 on friday alone. that is a record for the single early voting here in the state of georgia. it broke records actually set on monday and tuesday, but i do want to reiterate that those single daily records don't mean we are looking at the same type of turnout in early voting we saw in 2021 when warnock ran for that senate seat the first time in the run-off. we are far behind that and that's likely because of this compressed four-week schedule where there were only five days of mandatory voting resulting in many long lines across the state last night. >> all rig

ah, in the open press, especially from the open press of the collective west, this is nothing more than us about the true intentions of the enemy. this should be perceived only from this angle, and the message that everything was over with them there has dried up. eh, the expansion of the fighting, spirit evaporated again. this also applies to operational camouflage measures. and yet, i am of the opinion that at the end of this year or at the beginning of this year, both sides will try to surprise each other. we'll be right back 60 minutes. and the premiere on the russia channel didn’t even tell me anything, the time of death was about 2 o’clock in the morning. remember, i need it would not hurt, so no crime can do without this curious lady. whoever seeks will always find to win and the most important thing for criminals is to find out who benefits from it and the adventure got out of the car. papa can 1990 pyaterochka rescues and lowers prices 6 days left russian lotto will play new year's billion. buy tickets for yourself, mayonnaise, history 79.90 pyaterochka helps out and prices red

funny to hear karine jean-pierre talking abou t how the biden administration is for a free w and open press and accessibility to the administration. when you have a presidenhave t that did five solo press conferences this year, donald trump in his l final year in office, did thirty five . so seven times as many. buthist but we look at this twir files dump, greg, and it's remarkable. you see, alex berenson, for example, he once tweeted that the koven vaccine, quote, doesn't stop infection or transmission. don't think of it as a vaccine. and berentson was banned fork of what proved to be accurate. as we've seen breakthrough cases do occur, those who are vaccinated can transmit the virus. and president biden, meanwhile, you may recall, declared can on national television a cnn o town hall that if you get the vaccine, you will notu will get covered. so who exactly is spreading nosinforme notd again? and now these twitter files, which is one of the biggest stories of the year that almost nobody outside this network is covering. greg, as it has shown that the fbi is working in concert with twitte

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the podium with germany, chancellor laughed shows us their meeting today in berlin, olaf shoals opens the press conference are making the point, the nato must not become a party to the conflict to a new cray. that'd be also said that he hoped to welcome a finland and sweden into the nato, into nato, at some stage, and talked about nato, perhaps coordinating actions on the high on the high seas in order to protect a critical infrastructure from the secretary general. we heard, thanks to he is a german host, also made the point that nato is not a party to the conflict in ukraine, as has been said today by the russian foreign minister. so gay, a lover of thank to germany a for it's playing, it's passed in the f, as i said, that german arms deliveries had saved lives. let's get more on this from our political correspondent, simon young. welcome, simon. what stood out for you at this press conference? well, i think the 2 men were working just to re confirm that germany stands as a solid ally within nato. and that was something that the secretary general installed and beg, repeated again and again he

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stories, because until recently they were perceived as russian or russian, therefore, if you open the press for october 1922, you will see that the press itself did not know how to write about the chapel that descended from the caroline ship that sailed from hamburg, and in the same complicated article you could read that a russian choir in colorful ukrainian shirts arrived to it -yorka, this process of returning real names took 100 years, and it is also a part of diplomacy that received an impetus. unfortunately , due to tragic events due to aggression and war, but i think that the return to the perception of ukraine as a part of the russian empire or is a part the soviet union will no longer exist and this is very important , the return of names and history also applies to the philanthropist, because most americans do not know the history of the origin of one of their most unpopular christmas songs, which they call the carol of bells, look at one word of the shield, the young , the red ruffian, the entire communication company of this concert here, the united states is built around the fa

i remember the door opens on a press trip, only his hands, both of his hands were in a cast.id he fell. yes, i did not say that we are somehow all bad. he hides. it ’s later, i wouldn’t tell anyone at all, but there is one operator, yes, who blabbed. i didn't want to say how it all happened. this is the cameraman vladimir avdeev, kondratiev worked with him on soviet television. and almost with him inseparable and on ntv on this shooting, too, in few who have e. uh, constant operators with whom he worked well, who knows him and uh, who will always help you out at any moment. i remember when my arm broke. uh, mikhalych almost drove me home in his arms. he didn’t bring, obviously, the concept of fidelity, the key in his character to the given word to the ether to family friends, does not like his granddaughter from the bottom of his heart, and she is thinking of continuing a professional dynasty. well, maybe follow in the footsteps of my grandfather, somehow in the field of journalism to develop fidelity to the reporter's workshop , a quality that does not weaken over the years

i think steve leisman opened up the press conference asking about financial conditions to me chair powell sounded quite hawkish, saying basically, guys, we're going to be higher than you expect, higher for longer than you expect, invest at your own peril. i think steve asked specifically about the november meeting to the december meeting and the rally in equities, lower yields. powell said, listen, we don't care about intermediating news the market didn't get it. >> we were chatting while the press conference was going on. i said it feels like the market should sell off into the close everything was out there for the markets to be like, oh, much more hawkish or more hawkish so, therefore, we need to sort of correct for that. yet that didn't happen why do you think >> i think it didn't happen because people are expecting that the inflation data will be better -- >> force the fed -- >> give the fed some cover to not be quite as aggressive as he sounded. he did sound pretty aggressive we have the plot, 5.6 number out there, 5.63 at the high end. i don't know who that was. it was the idea --

i remember the door to the press opens on a business trip, only his hands are on both sides, his handsin a cast. just said he fell. yes, blue there, i did not say that we, as it were, reveal everything bad. this is later, i would not have told anyone at all, but now, there is one operator, yes, who blabbed. i didn't want to say how it all happened. this is the operator vladimir avdeev with him. against he worked on soviet television, he was almost inseparable from him, and on ntv on this shooting is also not enough, who has a permanent cameraman, with whom he worked well, who knows him and uh, who will always help me out at any moment. i remember when rukh broke. uh, mikhalych almost drove me home in his arms. he didn’t bring, obviously, the concept of fidelity, the key in his character given the word to the ether, family friends do not like in his granddaughter, and she is thinking of continuing a professional dynasty. well, maybe follow in the footsteps of grandfather, how is it in the field of journalism to develop loyalty to the reporter's workshop, a quality that weakens over the

i remember the door opens on the press on a business trip, only his hands, both of his hands were inast, as if, she said that she had fallen. yes, not blue, we are all lost. i didn't say we were all bad. he hides. this is later, i would not have told anyone at all, but now, there is one operator, yes, who blabbed. i didn't want to say how it all happened. this is the most operator. vladimir ravdeev kondratiev worked with him on soviet television. he is almost inseparable from him, and on ntv there are also few who have it on this shooting. uh, constant operators with whom he worked together, who knows him and uh, who will always help me out at any moment. i remember when i broke my arm. uh, mikhalych almost drove me home in his arms. he didn’t bring, obviously, the concept of fidelity, the key in his character to the given word to the ether, family friends do not care for his granddaughter, and she is thinking of continuing a professional dynasty. well, maybe follow in the footsteps of my grandfather, somehow in the field of journalism to develop loyalty to the reporter workshop, a q

were in the open press from 35.000 dead souls, who are considered missing. died there or the so -called missing. and i looked specially counted the photos on the posters that were exhibited there in the region of 450 photo. that is, these are those who died or who are considered missing, and i want to say that there are about 70 or 80 such brigades in ukraine now. those who are in the rear there are curtains and so on dead officers, who also carried blows and very accurately, that is, indeed, the numbers of losses that indirectly come out in ukraine . they already stun even the inhabitants of the country and those families and relatives died already in this war. and this is slowly hitting official kiev as well. and the rest of the front-line reports. this is a very promising direction for us. this is svatovskaya, kupinsky kupinsky against. according to the latest report, you also notice that our troops are preparing to continue offensive operations. aviation artillery is being processed now. the same is true in the area of ​​the matchmaker. here every day. w

the second week in a row mcconnell opened his press conference with remarks about the former president that the constitution should somehow be suspended or not followed seems to me would have a very hard time being sworn in as president of the united states. >> so get your analysis of that relationship right now. the senate minority leader, the former president running for office again, and especially as it comes on the heels of trump of hand-picked candidate residential residential losing and mitch mcconnell staying minority leader. >> definitely not pleased, mcconnell that is, with the outcomes of the 2022 midterms, but you have to remember that donald trump has been attacking mitch mcconnell and his wife in extremely personal terms over the last few months. they always had sort of a rocky relationship and trump has decided, you know, he was backing rick scott to challenge mcconnell for the senate republican leadership. this is clearly a relationship that, on the rocks would be putting it delicately and it's not going to be repaired anytime soon. i do think, you know -- you hear cert

everything would be with these psychos you should always be on the alert igor i'm always on the alert. press te opens just wonderful. i wonder if you can come in? what should a good psychologist notice in us so nervous? it’s better to recommend your phone number to me so that i can call your girlfriend, yes you have autumn, and your alibi checked, of course. you for a second the password will not prompt. hello lenka. it was just in time that dasha looked at the phone, it is not surprising that she wanted to get rid of it. there is a correspondence with a certain gopar. she agreed with him that he dealt with her husband. what a nice girl for the jacket we have, it means that i have her weight and that means this company, he is also a psycho and he killed her on the basis of antiquity of antiquity. yes, well, i liked it. this friend was treated in a psychiatric clinic. i told my grandfather. were in the ground. what doesn’t work out will you continue your conversation in the barracks, for example, can we? so about anchor igor shut up please, you doubt what to bet on. choose any sporting event in the a

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what keys must be pressed to open the door?important key is a person, someone needs to be inside this structure within a computer network, then the doors will open and veronica and downloaded all the data. and what's next and then, that is, the bank, why didn't they immediately pull out their legs to the police? well, i would put a condition contact the police. bor hello hello, there is something in my department. the neighbors called, so the spark of the central district asked to be contacted, who is it? now i'm her from the inter-district who's there sshlikovym? wanted to get in touch yes captains? dimunin yes checked this bag his girlfriends live in the same hostel. lucy's name seems to be. you are probably already aware of the latest events andrey vasilyevich well, what are these wires for, if we talk about events, then name what they are talking about, yes , you are aware of it, but i don’t understand what you can show me about these events. oh mister tours. i think you are being very careless about this. yes, yes, we are

herschel walker doesn't have any public events open to the press listed today, the saturday before election. he does have an event on his schedule tomorrow in loganville, georgia. but, look, the walker campaign has typically had a more relaxed campaign schedule than the warnock campaign has across this entire four-week runoff period. that is even during the early voting period that ended on friday. you mentioned 1.85 million georgians cast their ballots. they hit a single day voting record on yesterday, friday, with more than 350,000 votes. and that day, well, that beat monday and tuesday, which also set records themselves. jim, i should mention, though, look, while we are setting single daily records, it does look like they are going to miss the early vote threshold that was set in the 2020 election with five mandated days of early voting instead of three weeks worth. >> very good. a lot on the line of course. diane gal better, thanks so much. we appreciate it. joining me now to talk about this is republican strategist, former rnc communications director doug high. president biden said her

he didn't hold any public events per se or anything open to the press, but he did have a tailgate before the s.e.c. championship game. walker, of course, a star on the football field for the university of georgia. he won the heisman trophy and national championship back in the '780s, and so he took plenty of selfies and shook hands with supporters there at that tailgate before the game, but he didn't talk to the media. that's something that's pretty much been a trend for him throughout his campaign on this runoff period. again, a much more relaxed schedule. he has one event scheduled on sunday. both candidates trying to reach those voters that did not cast some of the 1.85 million ballots during the early voting period. they note that there are still voters out there, and they need to convince them to come out on tuesday. dianne gallagher, cnn. back to you. >>> and georgia's runoff between democratic senator raphael warnock and republican herschel walker is now two days away, and cnn's central koonch is expected to start at 4:00 p.m. on tuesday. >>> former president donald trump is calli

press is, they count their invites. >> and this administration claims to be so transparent and open to a free press, thank god none ofuy twitter. but my response exactly, first of all, people don't like media people go to the christmas parties hob knobbing around and then you don't get invited and you're butt hurt about it. >> yeah. this is why i hated the correspondence dinner, jimmy. because you see everybody piling up in the urine-soaked tuxedos. >> let me jump in here. i was there last year. you need to go again this is totally different. the thing about the correspondence dinner. fox news, we're outnumbered 300-1. but we're kicking everybody's as in the ratings so it's so bad ass to walk in there. it's really bad ass. it's a giant middle finger as far as the eye can see. we were having a good time. it's a big deal. right? get invited to the white house. stand next to the christmas tree. the president of the united states put his arm around you and wish you a happy easter. and they're all going to miss out on that benchmark. but a lot of them are mad too. you realize, he's only president because they killed the h

you're not open any door here or press the brakes. so we'll wait. it says 3 to 5 minutes. we'll see how long it actually takes. we're at $147.00 right now. i mean, the cool thing about if you can stay in the car, imagine if it's raining, then you don't even need to get out to charge your car. you simply get driven in weight. in your call, you can check your fall in some emails or something while everything else is done for you. that's pretty need 2 and a half minutes. right now. i felt that god going up the loud but i was worn through it. okay, now the cars going back down. right now we're at 3 minutes. 12 seconds. car is still off, so i guess we're not finished yet. it will turn back on once i can drive all that and i'll stop the timer. i 4 minutes. 5 seconds. cause going back up, i guess now we're getting the new battery neo was likely to offer 150 kilowatt hour . a battery from 2024 cars. going back down noise coming back to life. ally, she's looking up. car does some sound, but it's not yet on. there also still is a red light. i don't know if you can see this on the ou

meals , the parliament couple of meals, the parliament menu and i was just talking about opening subsidised pressnion chicken and caramelised onion with tarragon and chive jelly pickled vegetables and salad. how much do you reckon for delicious sounding meal ? this delicious sounding meal? this isn't one of the parliament restaurants don't look at the answer for that meal . oh, i'd answer for that meal. oh, i'd expect i'd be 27 quid for that. 27 quit. yeah. i'm talking about i'm talking about in parliament now in the dining room in the commons, the house of commons. oh i wouldn't know. they probably do. then the carpet trust 12 quid. so trust the cosmetic 12 quid. so you say 12 quid. how much do you reckon caramelised onions. which are restaurant. oh i to pounds 80. and these are the people tell you ladies and again we will switch restaurants trying to right the lord the members dining room apparently . oh well dining room apparently. oh well i can't even get in there . yeah. i can't even get in there. yeah. the don't let the riffraff in right on that notice. that is all i've got time. daniel. ke

you're not open any door here or press the brake pedal. so we'll wait. it says 3 to 5 minutes. we'll see how long it actually takes. we're at $147.00 right now. i mean, the cool thing about if you can stay in the car, imagine if it's raining, then you don't even need to get out to charge your car. you simply get driven in weight and you call it. you can check your fall in some e mails or something while everything else is done for you. that's pretty need 2 and a half minutes right now. i've called the guy going up the loud, but i was warned. so it's okay now because going back down, right? now we're at 3 minutes, 12 seconds. car is still off, so i guess we're not finished yet. it will turn back on once i can drive all that and i'll stop the timer. i 4 minutes, 5 seconds. cause going back up. i guess. now we're getting the new battery. neil: it's likely to offer a 150 kilowatt hour. a battery from 2024 cars going back down. nobody's coming back to life. elise, she's looking. ah, car. did some sounds. but it's not yet on there also still a red light. i don't know if you can see t

obviously we'll look past the opening phrase and press conference to see where his tone is but i think the overall base says for today the fed remains laser focus on inflation. they will sound as hawkish as they possibly could. i think three things could maybe catch investors by surprise. one would be 2023 median dot plot. if you get 50 basis points in february instead of 25, a second would be if the fed eliminates the word ongoing from their statement that could be more of a dovish pivot, could happen much sooner than later. i think the market is very much undecided what the fed will do, how much, if they will slow down on the february 1st meeting. whatever powell says about intentions for the meeting, definitely what the market focuses in on. definitely 50 basis points outside of that pretty much a non-event. neil: mitch, what about you, how do you see things planning out today? >> i agree it will be about q&a i'm interested in how he thinks about the cooling number on cpi number. maybe if edward lawrence is listening condition ask chairman powell this question, the consumer is loadi

the press conference is only open to the media that there were a few residents that did it in and ask some questions of the officials holding a press conference or the big questions. of course, they want to limit hours going tl come back on. but they also a question and put on buildings. there are red tag and yellow tags that are bred on a home. and basically you cannot be there right now. there's too much damage. there was a yellow tag. there's damages, but you're still able to the inside of your home. another big issue across the street from one of the few gas stations that i saw here in town. we have now and it's the dark and there. austin take all around it. so people are even able to get gas for their vehicles that the the big issue right there that really can hurt your resident here and bottles of water can serve your gas. and if you have to run generators reports from and not. over you, that. >> yeah, rob, the grant. how are people describing what it felt like when the earthquake actually hit? >> the other woman that i took the floor her home, she, too, was home by herself. her

so what's next in this step to, a, keep the government open and other pressing issues as well to passhey've got a lot of things to do, chief among them is getting this government funding dealt with. that expires december 16th. they can pass a short-term funding bill. for all intents and purposes, it kicks the can down the road and they can deal with it before this session ends, when they still have a democratic control over the house and the senate, and there has been, you know, true optimism from schumer and also the desire from pelosi, from mcconnell -- for shum tore get this done now. the question is, can they? we're not looking at that much time, but they hope that they can get a top line number and get a year-long bill passed. if they don't, if they kick the can all the way into 2023 when house republicans take over in the house, that's a very different dynamic, and it could set up the potential for a government shutdown, a funding fight. there's incentive for democrats certainly to get this done. the question is, can they do it? right now we're just waiting to see if they can ge

it wasn't open to the press and wasn't advertised as a public event.e once again tried to ask him questions. many in the media did. we weren't even allowed to get close to the candidate. that was the case for many of the events for the entire duration of this four-week runoff period. he has one event so far on his public schedule so far tomorrow. that's what we've seen this entire time, this relaxed pace from the republican as he has one or two events. he even took five days off of public events during just this four-week period. >> georgians were also able to cast ballots during a week long early voting period. how was turnout? >> reporter: when we're talking about turnout, more than 1.85 million georgians have already cast their ballots. they set a single day record for early voting, more than 350,000 voters on friday alone. that record broke the one set on monday and then on tuesday. i do want to caution that just because we're seeing those astronomical one day totals we're still behind the 2021 totals for senator warnock and john ossoff. part of th

press star 3 to enter the queue. wait until we call for public comment and you have been unmuted. before we make the motion to adopt the findings can we open public comment on this item? >> i state the if you have not done so press story 3 to speak. we have [inaudible] joining us rung the web exhe is checking to see if we have callers. there are none. >> public comment is closed. i would like to make the motion to approve the findings and may have i second? >> second. >> thank you vice chair fielder. madam clerk? >> item 2 vice chair fielder. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. >> aye. >> commissioner williams. >> aye. >> chair chan. aye >> thank you, madam clerk this motion has been approved without objection. could you call item 3? item 3 approval of the lafco minutes from october 21, 22 meeting. members who wish to comment call the number streaming across the screen. dial star 3 and wait until we call for comment on this item and the system indicated you have been unmuted. >> thank you. i don't see anything on the roster. so we will be no changes to the minutes. so, let's open this for public comment. >> thank you. press star 3 to line up to s

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