mined, the authorities of ukraine put enterprises on the brink, today the mine is part of the republican fuel companydouble the average daily production, it is this state-owned company that should become the locomotive of the economy, the industrial region. first steps. in this direction, a harvester is made. in lava 96, it confidently absorbs every meter of rock. pavel prokopenko konstantin perunov news. mine. dolzhanskaya capital lugansk people's republic high-speed lastochka trains from rostov-on-don were extended to sochi airport, this was done for the convenience of passengers who can fly to other cities of the country faster. transfers for many russians, the furorta airport, only from january to september, has already received three more trips than last year. today is an important date in the life of kislovodsk exactly 100 years ago, it was given the status of a resort city of national importance since then, holidays at numerous mineral springs have become more accessible and comfortable for residents of a vast country . to one of the main health resorts of the country, report by andrey chekhov

today the mine is part of the republican fuel company of its creation allowed to double the average dailys this state-owned company that should become the locomotive of the economy of the industrial region. pavel prokopenko konstantin perunov news. mine dolzhanskaya capital luhansk people's republic the names of those thanks to whom the donbass returns to peaceful life the whole country should know but the billboards of russian cities will have new photos of the participants in the special operation glory to the heroes of russia, i remind you that this is a joint project of the ministry of defense and the group of companies, and deeds and dedication our military, reporting by mikhail fedotov a column of communication vehicles is ambushed by ukrainian saboteurs. the battle is joined by a security group hitting an anti-tank missile. the sweep of small arms attack of the nationalists repulsed intelligence officer vitaly kiselyov of his unit and took the fight remembers the details in one place. where was the water crossing? we got a little under fire, but by the competent actions of the comm

this is the only tank farm, a large fuel terminal here , the second republican fuel company, literally in a few seconds , was struck on the territory of the mining railway station. it was already a second blow. the first one was applied at night. at night they burned down, at least. uh, nine fuel tanks are hard to tell right now, because the fire is in both places. is now ongoing. it is also known that four people were injured, two here at the electric oil depot and two were also injured at the railway station of the emergency service. the ministry of emergency situations of the dpr is now continuing to work. you see, and the firefighting work is in special suits, but what to put out, uh , that's all, they will have to spend more than one hour . he was on prophylaxis by the time the ministry of emergency situations arrived at the open station. there was no longer a fire, the fire was quickly extinguished by the employees themselves. tpp no one suffered equipment was minimally damaged, as the governor of sevastopol said, the incidents did not affect the supply of the city and crimea wit

but in any case, today the mine is going to be part of the republican fuel company, it is it that shouldecome the locomotive of the economy, the industrial region. this is the fourth development launched on mining enterprises of the lpr. this year will be a lot of honest slaughtering always it's money. this is wages paid on time. decent salary, which today is paid monthly. a small mining town of sverdlovsk with foliage-strewn avenues meets a quiet, peaceful autumn, and its inhabitants today look to their tomorrow with confidence. whoever and no matter how they try to prevent them from doing this can exist without i can’t imagine the donbass, pavel is certainly aged prokopenko konstantin pionov vesti nedeli mine. dolzhanskaya capital lugansk people's republic this is news of the week next in the program. pinpoint strikes throughout ukraine and what is now the latest on the fronts from our military commanders at the twentieth congress of the communist party, the chinese leader sidimpin set the task of becoming leaders in the field of innovation. living history. what do those places in the

companies, they are inclined, the republican party over the don't buy the credit party. it republican party is the party that wants to fight climate change which means the ultimate abolition of fossil fuel burning. so this is not a tough case right? oil companies, opec, saudis are not eager to make sure the prices are law before an election where democratic candidates are vulnerable. it's also why saudi arabia might suddenly want to announce a cut before the midterms. of course democrats can't throw their hands up and say oh well, because the future of american democracy is in, as we report night in and night out in real peril, existential peril. one of the two major parties is currently under the thrall of a guy who can try to violent coup, unsuccessfully, but it's basically announced he would do it all over again. by one analysis, 60% of americans will have an election denier on the ballot this november. the stakes in the upcoming elections are the highest they've been in a very long time. this is the first pro post coup election in america. we cannot expect threats to democracy to be the only salient issue for voters. even if it is for. something millions of voters and people have co

take accountability, the social media companies, the role of some of media and and certainly elected officials and people in the republican party who have been fuelingome of these conspiracies. that doesn't seem like that high a bar. and i hope that an incident like that would trigger that kind of reflection. >> well, let's talk about one of those social media companies. over the weekend in response to something that secretary hillary clinton tweeted, elon musk tweeted a link to some baseless report about -- here it is -- about relationship potentially or something about paul pelosi. he later deleted it, but what does this episode tell us about how he likely intends to manage this platform? what do you take away from this episode? >> well, i hope what elon musk will do is create an independent governing structure for twitter. i agree we need to remove the many bots on twitter that actually is a problem in the conversation. but beyond that, just like cnn doesn't have corporate owners making decisions of who can come on your news program and just like "the washington post" isn't run by jeff bezos, we need to make sure that twitter isn't run by the cor

fuel tax state republicans okay. let's temporarily suspend the state gas tax give consumers relief the governor, governor newsom said not do a wind full profits tax instead on same companies maria that he has accused of price-gouging called a special session of state legislature december 5 to discuss how to complement one tightening convenient after midterm elections i want to remind viewers this has never been done on the state level before, critics say it smells of politics, when it should be about policies. >> so that -- the administration is pretty much ended permitting in the state quite a while they pure a number of bans to completely get rid of us starts with permitting allowing works to do what they do best provide affordable reliable energy to our state in the west. >> minor refineries in california this will shut to transition to renewable fuels making it eight, back to you. >> great reporting thanks very much lauren simonetti joining us this morning in california. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . . maria: . >> good thursday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, october 20 your top st

companies and proposed a windfall tax on their profits. he's also pushing to speed up the switch to winter blend fuel daily and other state republicans have been calling for a suspension of the state's gas tax. we proposed it over a year ago to drop the 54 cents a gallon of gas tax and then backfill that with the surplus gavin newsom and his party said, no, we're not doing that. we're gonna give you their plan is to give you a couple $100 here right before the election bid remains a long shot, according to the latest berkeley i g s poll 53% of likely voters say they plan to vote for new some 32% support, dalli 52% said they were unfamiliar with him pushing out as much as we can. with the resources we have available to let californians know that there is an option this next month. newsom's been using some of his campaign funds to put up billboards and states restricting abortion access, telling women to come to california. daily calls himself pro life. he's voted against measures to increase access and previously said rolling back abortion rights are not on his agenda, with ballots getting sent out soon. sharing that agenda is dallies chal

companies and proposed a windfall tax on their profits. he's also pushing to speed up the switch to winter blend fuel daily and other state republicans haven calling for a suspension of the state's gas tax. we proposed it over a year ago to drop the 54 cents a gallon of gas tax and then backfill that with the surplus gavin newsom and his party said, no, we're not doing that. we're gonna give you their plan is to give you a couple $100 here right before the election bid remains a long shot, according to the latest berkeley i g s poll 53% of likely voters say they plan to vote for new some 32% support, dalli 52% said they were unfamiliar with him pushing out as much as we can. with the resources we have available to let californians know that there is an option this next month. newsom's been using some of his campaign funds to put up billboards and states restricting abortion access, telling women to come to california. daily calls himself pro life. he's voted against measures to increase access and previously said rolling back abortion rights are not on his agenda, with ballots getting sent out soon. sharing that agenda is dallies challeng

companies and proposed a windfall tax on their profits. he's also pushing to speed up the switch to winter blend fuel daily and other state republicans haven calling for a suspension of the state's gas tax. we proposed it over a year ago to drop the 54 cents a gallon of gas tax and then backfill that with the surplus gavin newsom and his party said, no, we're not doing that. we're gonna give you their plan is to give you a couple $100 here right before the election rallies bid remains a long shot , according to the latest berkeley i g s poll 53% of likely voters say they plan to vote for new some 32% support, dalli 52% said they were unfamiliar with him pushing out as much as we can. with the resources we have available to let californians know that there is an option this next month. newsom's been using some of his campaign funds to put up billboards and states restricting abortion access, telling women to come to california. daily calls himself pro life. he's voted against measures to increase access and previously said rolling back abortion rights are not on his agenda, with ballots getting sent out soon. sharing that agenda is dallies

fuel company in the ukraine. host: steve is next from texas, republican line. caller: i would like to say when joe biden took office gasoline around here in the central texas area was $1.80 a gallon. it instantly jumped up after he was in office just for a short time. it instantly jumped up to $3.20 a gallon. that is before the ukraine war. way before. then it climbed up to five dollars. after he started tapping into the strategic oil reserve, which you should not be doing, and brought it down. but it will go way up after the midterms are over. he is only doing it for political reasons anyway. as far as this venezuelan oil, that is the filthiest stuff. it will cost you two or three times enough to refine that oil. you have the cleanest oil in the world right over here at the permian basin and he shut it all down. he shut down the reserves in north dakota, south dakota, pennsylvania. he shut it all down. what do you think is going to happen? host: let's hear from a recent interview with admiral john kirby. you probably remember him from his time at the defense d

companies and proposed a windfall tax on their profits. he's also pushing to speed up the switch to winter blend fuel daily and other state republicans havecalling for a suspension of the state's gas tax. we proposed it over a year ago to drop the 54 cents a gallon of gas tax and then backfill that with the surplus gavin newsom and his party said, no, we're not doing that. we're gonna give you their plan is to give you a couple $100 here right before the election rallies bid remains a long shot , according to the latest berkeley i g s poll 53% of likely voters say they plan to vote for new some 32% support daily, 52% said they were unfamiliar with him pushing out as much as we can. with the resources we have available to let californians know that there is an option this next month. newsom's been using some of his campaign funds to put up billboards and states restricting abortion access, telling women to come to california. daily calls himself pro life he's voted against measures to increase access and previously said rolling back abortion rights are not on his agenda, with ballots getting sent out soon. sharing that agenda is dallies ch

republicans, rich and poor, young and old, men and women, 85% of americans agree that the most important metric and you know where i stand you can look at the fossil fuel thing. >> we have an energy companyhe most important, the most important metric is how you treat your employees, and i don't know who's going to argue with that. i want to see the person who's going to come and say, we should not treat them fairly or engefr to pay -- >> by the way, elon musk is talking about this one of the reasons he was taken out of the s&p index funds was this idea he was not on the right side not on climate but he wasn't on the right side on governance >> right a multitude of factors i don't think you can hold every single company accountable on every single factor. i think you have to look at this with a broad brush and should we be endeavoring as companies and as people to try to sit there and take into account all the stakeholders that are involved in valuing a company and that is how you treat your employees, how you treat your customers, how you treat your shareholders, how you treat your communities and how you treat mother nature. can i just -- if you said, i've got two tombstones and i'm eit

but in any case, today the mine is going to be part of the republican fuel company, it is it that shouldcomotive of the economy, the industrial region. this is already the fourth development launched at the mining enterprises of the lpr. this year there will be a lot of fair slaughter, always it's money it in time.