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department of youth policy. the initiators say that today 's young people have a great burden of responsibility. both training and volunteer work. that 's why they organize similar events to distract boys and girls from routine tasks. volunteers in order to set them up already for the academic year well, and thus to motivate further volunteer activities and to active activities in our city in general, the organizers plan to continue to hold similar events so that as many young people as possible could immerse themselves in the carefree pre-war life for a few hours anastasia holoshyvets viktoriya vorushchak from vinnytsia for the espresso tv channel and we continue urgent collection for the front our defenders from the 27th separate rifle battalion really need cars they are fighting in the eastern direction you are grinding after a hellish fight, our goal is uah 400,000. together with you, we have already closed many volunteer meetings and defenders are grateful for our contribution to the fight against the occupiers. we ask you to actively donate and this time without we won't be able to handle

departed. there 100 meters from the button worked. severodonetsk of the luhansk people 's which was almost completely destroyed, is actively preparing for the heating season, the main task is to have time to work before the cold snap dmitry restoration infrastructure in the liberated territories of the severodonetsk agglomeration is proceeding at a high pace in the cities people are returning, today the population is twice as large. than, for example, at the end of last year for free, answer, radiators. on the third access device to bring here all the high-rise buildings so far without windows on the doors with holes in the walls from fragments of shells, and for communications and the general condition of the city in ukraine, and without that, no one followed locals. today. they are among those who make their city. better a nine-story building on a five-story building will work. in winter, it’s quick to do, well, my house is still not being repaired in the quarter, but if for 30 years the city has not been practically engaged in public utilities. only the roofing, windows

people. >>> california attorney general's office, the fbi and the contra costa d.a.'s office, investigating the antioch's police department department practices. one has been fired. >>> a new leader has been named to replace the outgoing police chief, steven ford. he is retiring. he was included in the racist texts with a gorilla emoji used to refer to him. the acting captain will serve as acting chief beginning on saturday. he started with the sacramento police department. he worked as a sergeant with the richmond p.d. >>> san jose police are asking for people to check the surveillance cameras after a young boy and his great grandmother were killed in their apartment last friday. police say both were stabbed in the early morning hours at an apartment complex on parkmore avenue. police say they don't have information on a suspect or know the motive for the killings. they are asking anyone in the area or have cameras in the area, to share information with sjpd. >>> the most recent shooting victim on 580 is expected to survive. the man was driven to the san leandro police department where officers found him. it happened yes

most people have department. shad experience of the nhs, of transport, education. transport, of education. we might a little sort might have a little sort of understanding people understanding of what people need, comes to need, but when it comes to defence, it is the defence, maybe it is the department where you do need some specific experience and understanding . understanding. >> think there's arguments >> i think there's arguments that go both ways. in truth, we've had effective defence secretaries who did have a, you know, a military background, 1—1 service the other . equally, service or the other. equally, i can think under both conservative and labour secretary governments of effective defence secretaries who weren't . so it's perfectly who weren't. so it's perfectly valid point to make . either way, valid point to make. either way, i'm perfectly happy to trust the prime minister's judgement on this and having worked with grants and say in the past, he gets on top of the brief very quickly he certainly work

s this is someone who's in on it. we see and the american people see that there's a cover-up going on here. merrick garland's departmentin this, and appointing mr. weiss does nothing but help fuel that fire. rachel: yeah. i mean, he's proven over many years his loyalty to the biden pa family it's very clear why they've done this. but now the house investigation continues into joe biden, but now with this move in appointing weiss as the special counsel here, does this in any way push more momentum towards impeachment? >> well, listen, rachel, impeachment is a very important and very serious or power of the congress. next to declaring war, i think it's probably the biggest power that we have. and so we end don't wield that for political purposes. remember, we all argued a thousand times during the sham impeachments of donald trump that it should not be used for that purpose. so what you're seeing to the frustration of some of our supporters and people in the base is a slow and methodical building of the evidence. we are performing our constitutional responsibility, but, yes, at some point as speaker mccarthy said before

people listen. so usia started getting more cooperation. state department the national security council department of defense with this s cooperation you starttion of public diplomacy to a much more effective force. >> this is a tangible example of how they amplify or extend ragan's speech or communication or policy coming out of the state department in a way to have this impact. today we are all skeptical you can have a government agency that can be impactful in the communications room. >> there's probably a few ways to go about this. there's the acute example, moments like let poland be poland. or the response to the shootdown of the korean airliner when the soviets shot down the passenger plane flying from south korea over soviet airspace in 1983. charlie wick was able to marshal a media storm around these s issues. the technological aspects to farm the modernization of anti-jamming equipment and satellite second reach across the iron curtain.upgrading voice of america watching the first satellite tv station known as world net. it isn't around anymore. it wasn't really that successful but it brought satellite television into the public co

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mechanisms in place to take seriously anybody�*s concerns that they can bring it up with their line manager or two another department within the organisation. peopletelling people what they work is and now it is out in the open so it is a huge upheaval for people. on the police staff side, we get and what is referred to as danger money, we get £580, our police colleagues getjust over £3500, the department ofjustice who employ both sets of staff, we have not had any progress in the last three years to get a higher amount paid to us. i would like to ask the department ofjustice if they were to look down that list, would you be able to pick out a police officer target because they get paid more? and i think we should get the money we deserve. brute and i think we should get the money we deserve-— we deserve. we have had another statement from _ we deserve. we have had another statement from the _ we deserve. we have had another statement from the psni, - we deserve. we have had another statement from the psni, the - we deserve. we have had another i statement from the psni, the senior information risk owner, has said that police are investigating the

the american people are seeing through all of thi liberalt s ae biden's so-called department of aty outjusticw officiall of control. d, en's ag, merrick garlane, who signed off on this charade. remember the department ofbiden justice is part of the executive branch. they have now gone ful merrickla republic. he's not even making any attempt to presentexecut've nown the appearance of fairness. otherarland and the democrats at the doj, they're now trying to jail joe, joe biden's chief political opponent, all in the leadrying up to an election. and they want donald trump in ad up tot of his life all while protecting the big guy from any and all legitimate and real legal scrutiny. just look at this timeline. june the seventh, the the fbi finally gives congress thatgive 1023 form that they did not r, first handede over, eventually redacted. then you get to see it in a skiff. finally, thanks to senator grassley, we get to see itsee i. anyway. that documented farm bribery allegations against, joe and hunter biden from a credible source, a credible source because the fbi paid this informant in the pas

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defense , the us state department, some recent ones, let's look at the issue from their point of view and from our side, there was a small amount, and now let 's fully examine the people present at the scene of the war commanders and the documents. in addition to, for example, some american documents it creates a deeper and more accurate meaning for the audience. we tried to look at the issue from a different perspective, why this happened at all, that is , there is an interview with one of the american field commanders of the iran-iraq war operation, who comes and says , "why the mother of sodium?" this means, what equations were created in the war that i should intervene in this way and give these chemical weapons, how was it that i was informed that we brought it up to be precise, the story was arrested, the reality of this history of the revolution and there are documents in many places, unfortunately, we it reaches them and for example with you many of these parts from we used documents from the spy nest, which i myself did not think at all before without the owner of the collection. for example, let's assume that there are details with this, for example, there i

certainty that they are the following people connected to donald trump: rudy giuliani, mr trump s lawyer john eastman, a constitutional lawyer, jeffrey clark, a justice department sidney powell, a conservative lawyerken chesebro, a lawyer. and — the new york times is now reporting they believe boris epshteyn, an adviser to the trump campaign is the sixth co—conspirator. rudy giuliani self identified himself and this is what he had to say. we will see if we can play that, let us see if you can find the clip. in the meantime, let us talk about the defence that rudy giuliani is put out, talking about jack smith and some fairly vulgar terms that he is a nothing lawyer and that he is a hack and what you make of the way that rudy giuliani is responding to the indictment so far? ida that rudy giuliani is responding to the indictment so far?— the indictment so far? no matter what, the indictment so far? no matter what. there _ the indictment so far? no matter what, there should _ the indictment so far? no matter what, there should be _ the indictment so far? no matter what, there should be some - the indictment so far? no matter i what, there should be some civility. a

people. >> the state attorney general's office, the fbi and the contra costa d.a.'s office are investigating the department. dozens of officers have been suspended. at least one has been fired. >>> a federal judge has ordered a hearing this week to settle a dispute over the handling of evidence in a case against former president trump. trump's lawyers are pushing back on the justice department's request for a protective order, attempting to limit what trump can share regarding evidence tied to charges he tried to overturn the 2020 presidential election. "today in the bay"'s drew petrimoulx is live in washington this morning with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this case is already creating challenges that courts have never dealt with in the history of the country, how to handle the prosecution of a presidential candidate in the middle of an election. in the late-night filing monday the judge overseeing the prosecution of former president trump overhis alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election calling for a hearing before the end of the week. the move comes after a se

s military has hundreds of superfund sites and an internal study by the department of defense in 2022 indicated that there are, that people are being contaminated all over the world. from our p a phase. these are toxic chemicals, carson, the genet, chemicals that are used in foam to, to put out buyers on aircraft. and these are leaking into the ground water. i'm in hawaii right now, heidi it's, i, you know, my heart goes out to the people of hawaii because in many ways this is occupied territory and just take for does it, for example, a law who honolulu and the red fuel a leakage into the opera fire has contaminated the neighbors for a 100000 people in honolulu and so i think that today is to be address. nice. thank you for addressing this. right. let me see you wanted to jump in, right? yeah, yeah. so the red hill facility been a u. s. navy facility in red hill, hawaii has leaked fuel into drinking water, and then that is just want to remember more than 750 military installations from the u. s. alone in the world. so if you think about that and multiply and impacts and know other chemicals that mercy talked about and oth

department lawsuit against the state of texas. >>'s program has been in effect for two years area was the response? >> they say previously, there were a number of people in that border community that actually supported operation lone star. but since then, they have soured on the program and in particular, he spoke to a farmer who has private property there along the border and she told him she is not happy with this anymore. >> when she started seeing the wiring causing physical harm and emotional tolls, she started having second thoughts, particularly when she saw a pregnant woman trying to get through the wiring and no one was helping her. this is a republican who voted for abbott and is now having regrets of allowing this to implement the policy. >> she's not the only one that told him she has regrets, there are other local elected officials who don't support it anymore because of the practices used by greg abbott. i also asked joaquin castro if he has been satisfied to everything i am a supporter of the president. so far, we've not heard directly from the white house about this call for more investigation. >> thank you so much for that report. >>

people in that area remain very frustrated with the ongoing problem. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. >> you're looking at a photo provided by the san francisco sheriff's department s-owing what they say is evidence from a recent drug seizure, including 815 grams of fentanyl and 180 grams of meth. it's a lot for one individual. >> obviously more than personal use. the arrest was part of the sheriff's department's operation safe streets. >> it is also connected to a joint sf law enforcement action aimed at cracking down on the city's open air drug market in the tender san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto says he can't reveal the alleged drug dealers name because the investigation is ongoing but says the suspect is known to law enforcement. this individual is on our ankle monitoring system electronic monitoring system. >> so it is concerning to us that somebody is still engaged in this sort of activity, persistent open air drug dealing is also one of the major concerns for this press breaded tenderloin shop owner amanda venice corridor, tenderloin. it's very close to city hall, 2 blocks away from city hall. he describes what it is like trying to operate a business in

s >> yeah. we understand that the department of defense has sent six forensic anthropologist specialists. these are peopleso, that is in addition to 50 some national guard troops, who are sifting through those remains there. but even if they find something , a forensic match to the dna samples takes time. we had a military leader of a task unit coming today and say, anderson, this is a multiyear response effort, here in maui. >> bill weir, thank you so much for being there. we are also keeping our eyes on a powerful category 4 hurricane, which can potentially threat southern california. hurricane hillary is set we can over the coming days, but it will still be the first tropical storm to hit california in about 84 years. it is expected to dump more than a years worth of rain in california, nevada, and arizona. jen myers joins us from the senior weather center in atlanta. how dangerous could this storm be? >> for the flooding in southern california, even parts of nevada, arizona, deadly. without a doubt, catastrophic. i'm going to show you how long it rains in the same places. hours, and even in some spots

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redid the history curriculum in the 90's, we start on that committee -- served on that committee and the people who teach, i feel for them because what the state department of education puts out, they have got to teach and students have to pass this course and, quite frankly, dealing with something as local as what might happen here -- you to connect -- anything in south carolina is a national issue. our history is that important. teachers are stressed. i worry about -- worried about it 20 years ago and i worry about it now as to what is being taught. there never seems to be enough time in the day to do what has to be done. it is not unique to south carolina but for those of us who deal with teachers, maybe you have a better -- >> i don't have an answer but when other things is implicit -- that is implicit is that public history is a category. sometimes i like to just in the category or complicated because the most important public history practitioners are teachers. anytime you walk through a classroom and you teach history and social studies, you are engaging in the most important form of public history and that is conveying in a way that your students

people have demanded relief. today the police department joined district attorney brooke jenkins laying out a plan to improve methods of deterrents. kron 4 s charles clifford live for us now with more on this. so what are these methods of deterrence? how are we going to stop these break-ins? charles? >> well, you know, car break-ins been a big problem, san francisco for a long time. i've had my car broken into a lot of people i know have. and the police department along with the district attorney's office announced a new effort today to try to deal with the problem. let's going take a look at some video here now at a press conference over at the palace of fine arts of police department, the brooke jenkins said that because of funding increases that they recently got from the san francisco board of supervisors that they will be able to have more officers deployed into some of the high crime areas where these break-ins happened. that includes fisherman's wharf, twin peaks golden gate park over by the palace of fine arts and they want to try to catch some of these guys in the act. and the other part of this is the police department says they'

people entering the country illegally. the white house, this is how they responded. >> res you see what the govern s doing and hurting the process, hurting the process of whates we're trying to do. the departmentf justice has beeno very cleardo, we've been clearer about that, they've been clear about taking him to court about his unlawful actions.wf >> laura: so a state is tryingul to do something, they are a border state to stop the influx. do you believe the white houseeh is sincere when they say they want to help your city given the fact that they are suing texas? >> laura, this has been going on time. it's not only is this year, it's last year. i sa migrants in the hole, sleeping in the hallways, they can't handle them. by the way, isis is telling us it will take ten years to process the asylum application. ten years. please. >> laura: neprw yorkoc can't waa tetin years, chicago can't wait ten years, la can't wait ten years, robert we appreciate you coming on, i hope you will come back. that's it for us tonight,t remember it's americ ia still, i and forever. jess watters. the whole gang, see you tomorrow night. >> todd: chaos in the cities, hundreds of migrants sleeping on the street of ne

department to take him out. arnold in new york on the democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm just amazed of people repeating the same old lies and misconceptions. the d.a.'s and prosecutors would not put their professional careers on the line unless they had all the documents. remember they have tapes on this man. this man allowed himself to be taped. as these people start to flip because he is not paying their lawyer fees, -- they would not bring the cases unless they knew they could win. my mother used to have a saying. some people call so smart, you are so stupid. you repeat things that are not you and have not been proven. all those people that voted to say they would approve for donald trump to get back in the office, they should be disqualified. chris christie was the only one to have the nerve and the other person to say the things he has been charged with is beneath the office of the presidency. half of the people who own businesses, someone came in applying for a job in their place of business, i am willing to bet my life they would not entertain giving them a job. why would you put this man back in the white house? host: back to savannah, georgi

department can't or won't do its job. but the d.a.'s office is like a revolving door. they know they have enough cameras to catch half the peoplenything without cameras. 85 million in the country last check. they can find the people. what good would it do? i have to let you go but i will bring you back. excellent to have you on. >> keep up the good work. >> harris: the president of california school board lashing out at the state attorney general overstate gender identity issues in schools. >> it is try to blackmail and scare us and other districts. they know other districts are scheduled to adopt hopefully this policy all throughout california. >> harris: that school board president sonia shaw is in "focus" next. st celebrity sale is happening now. and it's making quite the spectacle. for a limited time, get two pairs of celebrity-inspired frames by privé revaux co-founder jamie foxx for only $89.95 book your exam today. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger.

redid the history curriculum in the 90's, we start on that committee -- served on that committee and the people who teach, i feel for them because what the state department of education puts out, they have got to teach and students have to pass this course and, quite frankly, dealing with something as local as what might happen here -- you to connect -- anything in south our history is that important. it's that easy. but teachers are stressed. i reallyy worry about, i worried about her 20 years . i really worry about it now as to what is being taught. the never seems to be enough time in the day to do what has to w be done here it's probably unique to south carolina but for thoseot of us who deal with teachers, maybe you have a better -- >> i do not have an answer to that very difficult question. one of the interesting things that's implicit in everything that's been said so far is public history is a category. sometimes i like to jettison the categorical complicated it is the most important public history petitioners we have are our p teachers. any time you walk into a classroom whether a college class or k-12 classroom and your teaching history or soci

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if the party will will not depart from him, then the party ha n s to be read and the depart.th >> the party has to bee defeatp . so the same peoplet want to lock him up and throw away the key alsoeoe that w throw a t the base, never want the president to leave the scene either. are pushing for his court dates to be broadcast live, watch. >> it's very important that this trial be televised. now, i know a federal rule that it can't be a maga cult is notta going to believe it. they need to see it. and i think if i wer not gone ie the prosecutors in this case, i would make t that very, veryargument argument. this is an exceptional case. .american have to see this. >> it's not 1918 here it's 20 23. >> we need to get with it. i think this is the trial of the century. most importantthis iit's 20 perhaps in american history. are we really not going to have a live audio? of t "new york times" columnist is calling out the press for overlooking trump's asking what if we're the bad guys here writing? >> when will we stop behaving in ways that make trump ism inevitable? it's easy to understand why people in less educated classes would conclud

department and the n s d did not like that speech. we'll -- walk, i quoted little bits and pieces, but these were highly intelligent very experienced people. not that that went through my mind at the time. what were they thinking? well >> peter, i think we're reflecting a lot of his the conventional wisdom, and the expert opinion of the day. and yet, i don't use that derisively. but this is where i think, it really brings out reagan's strategic genius, that he was willing, and i will summarize this. way most of the conventional foreign policy wisdom of the day, including every previous american president since the cold war, had seen the cold war primarily as a great power contest between the powerful soviet union, and the powerful united states. and they saw their job as largely managing that. so don't let the soviets expand anymore, but at the same time we need to assume the soviet union and the warsaw pact will be there, almost in perpetuity, a permanent feature on the geopolitical landscape. and reagan, as you know very well, well -- visions and ideas of the speech. he reversed that. he saw the cold war as primarily a battle of ideas.

longtime department store closed its stores and police are now warning people about a spike in atm robberies in the east bay. we'll explain. >> and looks like we'll make those highs into the lower 90's for today and continue that trend to the middle of the week. and then nice cool down as we get into the holiday weekend. i'll have that forecast right and we had a busy morning out there on roadways and bridges. we're keeping a close eye on those drive times >> 9.13, is the timing. on a monday morning. we like to set the table so we look at monday and then kind of map it out for the before was to kind of buffet and whether we get to enjoy for the week ahead. good morning, dave. got my right. are for the weekend and that's going to my board. yeah. because we got a cool down coming our way. good morning. cause gordy re buddy sutro shot got some left over fog trying to make a little appearance here before mixes out with the daytime ever. >> upstream, here's the deal. high pressure builds early on. that's the middle of the week. keep everything. keep away. today's all to the north. not for long by the weekend. this low peers on through. we'll get some winds coming our way. cooler temperat

s emergence in the 1960s. in 1955, the state department to gibson to represent the united states its hour of need. the kidnaping and murder of emmett till in in august led peoplethe world for an either the first nor the last time to question america's commitment, equality, justice and fairness. gibson traveled to asia that fall as one of four tennis players on a goodwill sponsored by the state department as racial propaganda to. rehabilitate the image of america, gibson remained abroad until july 1956 and one dozens of titles in asia, north africa and including france, where won her first grand slam. roland garros and two of her doubles majors, the french and wimbledon, with angela and all the while, more bad news about american race relations in the world, including the montgomery bus boycott, which brought rosa parks and martin luther king jr national prominence and the that ensued at the university of alabama all because offering lucy a black woman had enrolled and sought to take classes like any one else. none other than the new york times heaped praise on gibson for the winning way in which she had carried herself, including winning during that extended g

people see something we expect them to report it. everything that is reported is investigated to determine if there are any merit s to those and if so, those reports are also reported to the california department of public health and state ombudsperson. next slide. just an example of some of the abuse training material shared last week in terms of different aspects that consitute abuse, neglect by definition is a form of abuse, so making sure staff understand that a resident who doesn't receive care as required or ordered by the physician that is an example of abuse. you denied a service to a resident, so making sure the staff are aware of just all aspects of abuse and the required reporting. next slide. also, during that education process reinforce the smoke and tobacco free status at laguna. that smoke and tobacco free status applies to our employees, visitors and contractors. it does not apply to our residents under cms rules, residents have a right to smoke if they choose to, however, we are required to have designated smoke areas for residents who choose to do that, which we have done. we have what is called, serenity, which is a outdoor area staffed by employees and as you know, over the