with an fading people from an invasion of snakes were on patrol with thailand's reptile rapid response team. thank you very much for joining us. we begin in ukraine, where russia's grape on the north, east cocky region appears to be weakening. ukrainian tubes have made massive territorial gains in their counter offensive. taking control of 2 cities on russian supply roads, russia has withdrawn its forces, saying it is regrouping, and operations at the russian house operation. nuclear power plant have been fully stopped. their state agency in charge of europe's largest power plant says it has disconnected the fixed unit of the plant from the power grid that swing in hold of her beat for the latest on the situation in ukraine holder. let's start with these advances. the ukranian forces have made tell us about the latest in house they been able to achieve this well, i think that's a question that many people here in ukraine are asking. people are startled, quite happy about this counter offensive that the ukranian army has started at the beginning of september, and it's really going at the spe

order to prevent the illegal killing of these animals and then the sale of inspectors and rapid response teams to them have been empowered so that they can carry out e-protection. let me interrupt you. we do not have much time you mentioned from the thirty animals that are observed i understood correctly. it's about the tiger. that is, there are still 30 tigers in vietnam, and so on. you heard it right, yes, 30 animals are unknown, and in the territory where amur tigers now live in russia in the middle of the last century there were about 40-50 individuals. and look how successful they are. we have come together. we wish you such success. you know, in reality, they can move across very large territories and border on so many countries, this is in china and cambodia, laos is not far away - this is all in real habitat, so maybe animals move from one country to another, so it is important to ensure interaction. we must work despite the borders between countries. we must join forces to save the population will be successful. i would also like to refer to experience. uh, cambodia mr. secretary of s

this is such secrecy you might think, just a regular check of mobile rapid response teams.there? do you even understand that the article on terrorism, the most severe, by the way, friend earned at least 15 years in prison. i'm not going to live that long, i 'll do it anyway. what will you do, nothing you will do in solitary confinement. so you will sit and suffer in your organization. i don't know how many we don't have a senior and the name of the organization. answer, we are white swallows. we don't do anything. we are on our own. we just want to die and it's nobody's business. it concerns. all the ones you almost blew up. where did you get the bomb? who made it? so i knew that i had to do everything myself. white swallows from who is atis? he, too, in swallows only lives in hamburg, probably already lived. we had to press the button together. he is there and we are here. if only he could do it. hope it doesn't work. zoya and i passed the fifth level, the curator met attis. well, he offered to leave beautifully so that she would remember. the curator helped with the bomb.

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let's check the radio communications for the rapid response teams. start, perhaps, with the groups. r-pa, where they are currently training. i want to make sure you don't miss them. warn the suddenness of this test, really. but you can refuse, but then i will be forced to enter it in the examination protocol. what do we do? of course, the matter is risky, but not everyone drinks champagne either, here you need to decide. and all at once. and if 10 is so, then it’s me in general. well , shut up? okay dreamed and will go and report to the captain. get ready keep it clean. well, it’s better to go stone down faster, only now let’s see how faster a friend is, officers also remove the headset for inspection. ordinary walkie-talkie we run away a hundred meters, dear as practice shows, all big failures begin with just such nonsense and connivance. the regime of secrecy has been introduced not just because you are obliged to comply with it. and you were looking for real enemies here. and i had to tell you where to go. in battle, you can’t hide behind a piece

now head of the reptile rapid response team. to day thereafter, a poultry poaching python, digesting its meal at the scene of the crime. along with the getting up, we've got to be fast. he says the trap went work, it might get away. the 3 meter long serpent tries to escape, but there's nowhere to hide. after a short struggle, it's bundled into a sack and taken away back at the station. they've got 2 rooms full of these slithery home invaders conditions are overcrowded, but at least they get fed emergency services across bangkok are receiving 60000 snake related calls a year twice as many as 5 years ago. dounia. the reason why we found mos max in house is because the aggressive expansion of the city a lot. they don't have a choice because their natural habitat isn't there anymore. but there's one place in the heart of the city where they're welcome. they're coming out now with a king cobra, which is the largest venomous snakes in the world, and by extension, one of the most dangerous. and this is one of the few places in the worl

attorney general has been working daily since we declared a state of emergency last week, we have rapid response teamsnizations do not use this emergency to jack up prices, we will ensure that florida laws are enforced. i can tell you it is easy for folks to come in and start talking about everything they are doing and there are boots on the ground to patrol this type of behavior and these bad actors and we will keep doing that to ensure floridians are not victimized during a time of emergency. stuart: do you need to upgrade florida's infrastructure? >> florida is used to facing these storms but what is making us cautious about this one, this could be one of the top five storms ever to hit the united states. the eye of the storm is particularly concerning. it is it is so wide. there were reports of 75 miles wide compared to charlie that dwarfs hurricane charley in size. this will be a test but i know governor desantis has been working day and night. i see him. he's holding up so well, his energy is focused. he's working with all our agencies that are insuring we can get in immediately after the storm,

we take this seriously, we have rapid response teams ready to get to gas stations or stores.ndividuals or organizations in jacking up prices because we need all people, regardless of economic means to be able to access important supplies so they can prepare. we've had contact, seeking information, giving us information in florida in the last few years, i've created an app called no scam. you can download it to android or iphone and it helps you gather information we need to follow-up. we have great teams that immediately respond. consider downloading that phone if you think you see price gouging or call 866-9-no-scam. >> todd: every time a storm hits, obviously it is tough for the region and oftentimes provides institutional memories so next time a storm is about to hit, people can prepare and get ready and know what they are doing better than the previous time n. your time as attorney general and in florida, any lessons that you have learned from previous storms that you think you can apply to this storm to protect the great people of florida? >> ashley: that's a great quest

there's a state of emergency declared, we come in, the attorney generals general office has rapid response teamsy respond to any price increases and that's on the retail side to ensure that folks can get access to essential supplies at a reasonable price and we make sure that that is the case. you know, the economy and demand discussion, that's a bigger picture and should be had at an appropriate time. maria: ag, the biggest issue that we are talking about is the water damage. are there other issues we should be focused on in terms of the impact here? >> well, you know, any time you have a major hurricane force event like this, the flooding on the coastline enter interstate flooding from our rivers and other waterways within florida, lakes, that's always going to be a problem. you also immediately and as the sun is coming up i can guaranty you there are folks all within the heavy-hit areas rushing in to ensure that our bridges are safe to open back up, that our infrastructure can tolerate people coming back in trying to return to their home. i can tell you personally being a floridan, i'm a life

now head of the reptile rapid response team to day thereafter, a poultry poaching python digesting its meal at the scene of the crime. along with the getting up, we've got to be fast. he says the trap went work, it might get away. the 3 me to long serpent tries to escape, but there's nowhere to hide. after a short struggle, it's bundled into a sack and taken away back at the station. they've got 2 rooms full of these slithery home invaders conditions are overcrowded, but at least they get fed emergency services across bangkok are receiving 60000 snake related calls a year twice as many as 5 years ago. no, no. the reason why we found mos maxim houses is because the aggressive expansion of the city, but they don't have a choice because their natural habitat isn't there any more. but there's one place in the heart of the city where they're welcome. they're coming out now with a king cobra, which is the largest venomous snakes in the world, and by extension, one of the most dangerous. and this is one of the few places in the world where they milk them for their venom. this is the red cross

eh, maybe shelling, but i’m already used to this, in general, that’s why we have mobile rapid response teams's say, evacuate a school in some area or remove, uh, from some area. uh, let's say social facilities, then, in general, well, let's do it, because there should always be a plan b, but once again i'm talking about today. we are threats to ourselves. eh, let's say this one is so-so invisible, because there are no sky-pilots, the military report on the situation that everything is in order, therefore, accordingly, we are also at the head of the military-civilian administration. at least, i can say from myself today that we are withstanding the situation until we see problems, so today everything is working as usual, but of course, we are ready for any development of events. how many people received russian passports in that part of the zaporozhye region that we control in general, what moods in zaporozhye region? i mean in particular. well , for example, the threats of the same irina says shchuk or, for example, the promise of an arrest officer to crack down on those teachers who taught

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rapid response. currently, the coast guard has aircraft, cutters, flood-response assets, and response personnel staged throughout florida ready for immediate deployment. fema has teamsace who are ready to help those who need it most. we have thousands of our personnel deployed throughout the department of homeland security -- not only from fema and the united states coast guard, but also from our cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency and from tsa. today, i will be activating the dhs surge capacity force so that we can bring to bear additional personnel from across the department to support disaster survivors in florida. when a catastrophic event hits, dhs approaches response and recovery work with the full expanse of our resources and our capabilities. our work in support of those affected by ian will continue in the days, weeks, and months to come. this is not just a "here today and gone tomorrow." we are here, as the president has articulated, throughout the need for full recovery. in that regard, with respect to puerto rico, as the president mentioned yesterday, i approved a temporary and targeted jones act waiver to ensure that the people of puerto ri

we've got suspect down texas state university's advanced law enforcement rapid response training center was created in 2002 teamstrained first responders on what to do when there's an active shooter objective is to get this guy secure as best we can get the weapon away from him. so we also teach medical skills about how to treat somebody at the point of injury to keep them from dying on the scene in blue guns that are used to teach people and review for arms handling. these are the safety helmets that we send out for when they're training with those force on force rounds. executive director dr pete blair says the 1999 columbine school shooting prompted a need for this sort of specialized training at extremely violent events like an active share event. most police officers will go through their entire career and never shoot anybody. you need to have specialized training in it if you're going to respond successfully when an event happens. another big push and expanding training came after the 2012 sandy hook shooting. police departments nationwide have amped up their trainings. with simulations happening this summ

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sometimes we are able to get a rapid response from the team but other times corrective actions take a couple of weeks in order to develop. our vision zero are oftentimes frustrating we are not able to speak to solutions. in response to the proposed legislate by supervisor preston, we have been working with the san francisco police department and the department of public health. in order to resolve is this problem. one thing is to make sure that our reporting on all traffic fasaulities are transparents. available at the meetings but online in an organized way. we also want to present more substantive information about causality of the crashes as well as what we are learning as we apply solutions . what we are proposing is to work with the public health and police department to have a detailed sum row of every crash in san francisco within 2 weeks of that crash. we then instead of doing the verbal updates at every board meeting what we would like to do is offer quarterly reports that provide a substantive look to the nature of the probable and the solutions. that would include reporting

rapid response. currently, the coast guard is aircraft, cutters, flood response assets and response personnel staged throughout florida ready for immediate deployment. fema has teams in place who are ready to help those who need it most. we have thousands of our personnel deployed throughout the department of homeland security, not only from fema and the united states coast guard, but also from our cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency and from tsa. today i will be activating the dhs surge capacity force. so that we can bring to bare additional personnel from across the department to support disaster survivors in florida. when a catastrophic event hits, dhs approaches response and recovery work with a full expanse of our resources and our capabilities. our work in support of those affected by ian will continue in the days, weeks and months to come. this is not just a here today and gone tomorrow. we are here as the president has articulated throughout the need for full recovery. in that regard, with respect to puerto rico as the president mentioned yesterday, i approve ed the temporary and targeted jones act waiver to ensure that the people of puerto ri

rapid response. currently the coast guard has aircraft, cutters, flood response assets, and response personnel staged throughout florida ready for immediate deployment. fema has teams in place who are ready to help those who need it most. we have thousands of our personnel deployed throughout the department of homeland security, not only from fema and the united states coast guard, but also from our cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency and from tsa. today i will be activating the dhs surge capacity force so that we can bring to bear additional personnel from across the department to support disaster survivors in florida. when a catastrophic event hits, dhs approaches response and recovery work with the full expanse of our resources and our capabilities. our work and support continue in the days, weeks, and months to come. this is not just a here today and gone tomorrow. we are here as the president has articulated throughout the need for full recovery. in that regard, with respect to puerto rico, as the president mentioned yesterday, i approved temporary and targeted jones act waiver to ensure that the people of puerto rico have sufficient diesel to run