a schelling cannot be ruled out. for two weeks, we have been insisting that people leave a ride back of the kherson region. reporter: warnings of the propaganda, saying ukraine does not fire on ukrainian cities. or into russia itself. russian authorities saying a total of 5 million people have left annexed ukraine for russia so far. >> everyone who wants to move from kherson will receive a housing certificate, according to which they will be able to choose any region of russia. reporter: in the last few weeks, ukrainian forces have pushed the russians back 20 to 30 kilometers. an industrial hub, kyiv is looking to reclaim the 250,000 inhabited in the city before the cold of winter sets in. mark: russia's deployment of kamikaze drones, suicide drones, is turning the spotlight on iran. the recent attacks on civilian infrastructure revealed the potency of these weapons. the u.s. is aligned with u.k. and france in calling the supply of these weapons a violation of the un security council resolution 223. as for the irania

for example, yesterday in my native kharkiv, there were schelling's and today as well, there were schelling the city and as far as they know, some historical monuments and buildings have been damaged. and of course, it is also very important to preserve the heritage and also to tell the heritage and also to tell the next generation is about that. now eugene's company is helping to get high—powered scanners and training to the right people so they can create these incredibly detailed sd scans. they hope it can be used at a later date to create exact replicas or in different ways in museums to display the history that has been lost in its physical sense. some of the technology they are using is already in use here at the british museum in london stopping the user to scan object allowing detailed replicas to be made or to help the experts to study them further. one of the scanners as this one. at may be small but it is a powerful device and has a big pricetag. it costs more than 26,000 euros and has been donated to the project for three. donated to the pro'ect for three. . ., , ., three. the d

he tweeted quote, schell reported more than doubled in profits this quarter, valero saw more than a 500% increase in profits. gas prices should not be this high. time to crackdown on will's price gouging tactics. the governor has been calling for a new tax on oil company profits. he is asking for a special legislative session to address the issue. >>> we are starting to see pretty light filling the sky out there. that is a view from the top of the sales force tower looking to the east. it is cold, you want the jacket. temperatures are down in some places in the upper 30s. concord is 47, oakland 46. a relatively warm 50 in sam cisco. a cold front 38 in santa rosa. if we put this on the map, petaluma is 39. redwood city is at 40 right now. we do have cooler temperatures , a frost advisory this morning here in the bay area. but we do -- mendocino county. -- 7:00 and 9:00 -- i have broad brushed this generally. but everywhere in the bay will be sitting at exactly the same temperature at 7:00. for this time of year, for that time of day, they really is not as big a spread across the bay as he

schelling hit a residential building in a russian border city with the city's governor blaming kyiv.r talks in order to break the strikes causing massive cues at most petrol stations. the announcement came hours after president macron government told the group to pay its workers more after posting record profits. our reporter is on the road. he is in normandy. we are joining him now live. i hope your petrol is holding up. i know people have problems getting it, but the press guard, perhaps you can still get access. tell us where you are. tell us what is happening there. >> the latest thing to happen here is during the course of the evening, yet another vote, little surprise, a unanimous vote to continue that strike. that comes as representatives from unions and the management from total sit down in paris, try to hammer out possibly some kind of deal or to move forward with the impasse we have seen. what is interesting is that previously, total have been saying that they would not sit down with anyone who was striking. they would not enter discussions before the strikes come to an end

how big it is and how major the challenges it faces our, given that it is on the front lines with schelling going around every day. there was a since the journalists wanted him to take sides and talk about russia's actis and attempts to take control, and given his you and remit -- his un remit, he was keeping well clear of anything that could be construed as a political statement. >> while the chairman was discussing zaporizhzhia, russian missiles hit zaporizhzhia, killing several civilians there. is there something to be read into the timing of this attack? >> i think definitely zaporizhzhia is one of the russians main targets. they have illegally annexed that whole region. but the capital is still not under their control, so there is a sense they are trying to make things as difficult as possible for civilians in ukrainian controlled zaporizhzhia, to make life without power, basic heating and other supplies, really desperate. i would not necessarily it -- necessarily say it was timed, but there is nothing to indicate they are doing anything to take away the risks the region has been deali

a reference to a russian region hit the ukrainian schelling. drones hit targets in kyiv including a residential building. police and soldiers on the ground shot at least 13 others out of the sky. president lome is in steep -- lome zelenskyy condemned the -- president zelenskyy condemned the attacks. >> they need terror to put pressure on the whole world. terrorists must be neutralized. john: despite the apparent iranian origin of the drones, officials denied claims of involvement. >> the islamic republic of iran is not on any side of the war between russia and ukraine. the islamic republic has not exported any weapon to any side of the war. john: ukrainian officials still called for sanctions against iran, a position backed by several members of the european union. macfound.org -- e.u. officials say they were investigating whether iran was involved. in kyiv, residents did their best to carry on after the strikes. for the people of ukraine, attacks like these remain a daily horrific reality. for the pbs newshour, i am john yang. judy: later, the

they want those books removed from the schells. >> i feel like we've kind of stepped back in time, talking about book banning. >> reporter: library board president larry walton opposed moving or removing the books, calling it censorship. >> it's heartbreaking to be associated with this situation. >> reporter: across the country, book banning in libraries and schools is gaining momentum. a recent study found more than 1600 books were banned in more than 5,000 schools in 32 states. jonathan freedman of the free speech advocacy group pen america. >> what we've seen are citizens calling and filing criminal complaints about books available in libraries. and i've seen that in numerous states. >> community standards in jamestown are not the same as in new york, l.a., or even in grand rapids. >> reporter: jamestown resident dean smith wants the books off the shelves. >> i don't want any sexually or violently graphic material on display for kids to see when they come in the library. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: emotions remained high at the september meeting. board treasurer deb fridsma. >> so i ap

tom: he was in washington and i had the honor of interviewing orville schell and jonathan spence on thewas a conversation -- two conversations of optimism. it is gone. jonathan: the optics of what took place on a weekend not lost for anyone. was that meant to be the message, that the euro is over? tom: it is his messaging but what is important is the associated press lined up seven members. these are not -- there is one guy you could say is an academic. the rest of them -- there is no sense of international relations or even domestic relations of the chinese empire, the domestic empire. jonathan: something a few people said, top level experience. tom: at the federal level. it goes back to the city state concept of japan. it seems like the new guy is the former mayor of shanghai. jonathan: there is the weakness for you, moved to levels we have not seen before. tom: i think damien brought it up, that the chinese unemployment rate was a statistic that caught my attention. how do they move forward with a 5% unemployment rate and you believe that number? the answer is no. jonathan: how relia