ethical whose reputation calls into question the decisions of the entire body, this is volodymyr severinred judge of the eastern commercial court of appeal severin has repeatedly been the hero of journalistic materials and has been criticized by experts due to his decisions and a large amount of valuable real estate of dubious origin owned by his family members, according to the register of property rights last year, the judge's daughter vera severeno was presented with a six-room apartment with an area of ​​222 m² in kharkiv, and her son dmytro severeno with a 46 square meters, since 2013, dmytro received as a gift eight non-residential premises with a total area of ​​almost a thousand square meters . in 2018, the daughter of judge kateryna severinia was presented with an apartment with an area of ​​70 and a half meters in kharkiv. the source of these expensive gifts is unknown, however, to confirm the integrity of the former judge. council definitely needs clarification . in general , there are many questions before the declaration of wealth and expenses of judge volodymyr severin, he

why is severin the latest? moment without any reason refused to fly.nk all occasions. i know, for example, two very large transactions for colossal sums have stalled, although some of the money has already been paid. it was all the time. just in shock. he did not understand why the chief on the lasso pulled him shone when he had to sit here and deal with this matter, i saw him 2 days before departure. he did n't understand anything. thank you. i hope everything will be sorted out soon, thank you. dim, yes, you understand, this changes the whole alignment is not correct, he refused to go. and ivanchenko made him kiruh. i do n't even want to argue with you. how do you know all this? i made references. and i pointed out the facts, all the contracts lay all these with ivanchenko, the siberian found out about this and wanted to get rid of them through the clearings, and therefore dragged him with him. north to brussels. i could not open the safe ivanchik did not know the year. oh, how do we know all this? i wonder if i have my informants? well then , don’t

you, in fact, that's when valera severin, our drummer, an old army friend, also appeared, and we recordedme out on the melody records. it there was a circulation of 250,000 there, and i remember that when they brought begunov, they look like that. but finally, i can tell my mother-in-law where i work, she still thinks that i'm a whore, well, it means that the youngest slacker, a member of the team. we have two slava, but he is in 96. he came to the rehearsal opened a folder with notes. i say what song i played. he says, you are any, i know all of yours. you couldn't take and write notes for all the bass parts overnight. well , i knew that i would play and i wanted to. i was preparing for this, therefore, with such people it is completely easy to work. big people big stories to vladimir shakhrin we will return happily tomorrow morning. the best for today is beyond. grandmother begs to return her beloved granddaughters, whom she raised after the death of her daughter. i want to go back to our family, because for them family. when my grandmother decided to register, we took the girls to take

. >> reporter: severin borenstein has been running the numbers on how e-cards will stress the system when they are all online. online. it's a ways down the road but, >> if you do a calculation of how much additional electricity that is likely to demand from the grid, by then it's an extra 30%. >> reporter: a 30% added load to to a stressed system meaning, he he says the need for more charging stations and a shift for drivers to charge in the day day while the sun is up and well well people are at work. i found found charging station in a three mile radius of the studios studios largely unused, right at at the time he says people should be using them. one woman who didn't want to interview one one camera told me several of the stations were not even working. a problem he says he knows about and has to get fixed. >> they need to work. there's been some problem with the ev charging stations being built, but then not being functional. they break, they don't get fixed fixed right away. >> reporter: this weekend with temperatures threatening a stressed electric grid, borenstein says it's a

don't think we will hit the record that we set back in june, but i wouldn't rule it out uc berkeley's severinhief oil analyst denton cinco grana with oil price information service are closely monitoring the evolving situation. that is hitting california drivers harder and harder each day the two say much of this is due to supply at california and washington refineries where capacity would usually be in the high 80s or low 90s. there are operating at only 81% of capacity. that's a combination of the plan maintenance and the unplanned maintenance that's going on right now. well, it appears that a number of refineries went out on planned maintenance at the same time and then we saw at least one chevron in richmond go out in an unplanned manner and so suddenly california's gasoline supply was cut back quite a bit in a statement those ron richmond say we do not discuss specific operational details related to our facility. but bornstein says the situation there has impacted state gas prices the richmond refinery situation seems to be the one that was unplanned. it's disruption probably had a signif

have a lot of questions in one of our in previous programs, we told you about one of them, volodymyr severinshort, he was repeatedly the hero of journalistic materials , through the court he tried to reduce his age in order to postpone his pension and was criticized because of his decision and the large amount of expensive real estate of dubious origin in his family members, then he refused to explain to us his wealth referring to a large amount of work so we called again hello mr. volodymyr congratulations this is a judicial control program on the espresso tv channel have a few minutes for us we called you last week you didn't feel comfortable talking to us one question in how did you become a member of the ethics board having a lot of violations and questions about mymap want to talk about your property where it came from what it is so precious me several times we are checking and not only one commission. we will continue to closely monitor the decisions made by the ethics council regarding candidates for the supreme council of justice, in particular, the decisions of volodymyr severrin so

almost the most of them, i will not be surprised if it reached somewhere up to 20 during the day, dear severin, we understand that predicted that the group on the right bank found itself in a strategic environment, and soon we understand that the so-called trap is a trap, but still, mykolaiv is not any easier because the fighting continues and regular shelling continues. how is the enemy group on the right bank behaving now, which is happening more intensively and now already round-the-clock shelling of the city, life in the city is not as intense as, for example, in odesa, in this large southern settlement, it seems to me that there are still people who have nowhere to go, or they have some here, important things are taken care of by others, mostly the older population with water, now there are interruptions in the city, it worries me to see how parents take their children somewhere in the morning to study, i know that all the schools in the city have been transferred to remote control, and this is the right decision, since it was mainly in educational institutions that the enemy loves in ins

severin, i would add that our people who can fight, they fight, including in the controlled territories win back, but our people are everywhere, and we see that cars and buildings of collaborators are being blown up collaborators are exposed, including the sbu , collaborators are clearly working in the educational field when and who are appointed to manage the population centers, uh, people are working. those who do not work in subversive activities are distributing leaflets in crimea and mainland ukraine, that's why, after all, we must support to help the armed forces financially and informationally and to enjoy the victory that ukraine is leading and that has a general context and not only ours but this is subversive guerrilla activity who who are these people they are just residents who who manage who they are it doesn’t matter who somehow comes up with ways to spoil the lives of the occupiers. of course, most of these people cooperate with the ukrainian authorities . however, there are also those who work alone and do a good job. a journalist from kherson ryzhov once gave a good sto

don't think we will hit the record that we set back in june, but i wouldn't rule it out uc berkeley's severin bornstein and chief oil analyst denton cinco grana with oil price information service are closely monitoring the evolving situation. that is hitting california drivers harder and harder each day the two say much of this is due to supply at california and washington refineries where capacity would usually be in the high 80s or low 90s. there are operating at only 81% of capacity. that's a combination of the plan maintenance and the unplanned maintenance that's going on right now. well, it appears that a number of refineries went out on planned maintenance at the same time and then we saw at least one chevron in richmond go out in an unplanned manner and so suddenly california's gasoline supply was cut back quite a bit in a statement those ron richmond say we do not discuss specific operational details related to our facility. but bornstein says the situation there has impacted state gas prices the richmond refinery situation seems to be the one that was unplanned. it's disruption proba

i say you can try to do everything all over again and, in fact, that's when valera severin is also ourrecorded an album, it doesn't matter, which is now released on the melody records. it was a circulation there under 250,000, and i remember that when they brought the begunov, they looked like that. but finally, i can tell my mother-in-law where i work, she still thinks that i, well, that means the youngest without money. our team member is slava dvinen. he came in the ninety- sixth year, he came to the rehearsal opened a folder with notes. i say what song i played. he says, you are any, i know all of yours. you couldn't for night to take and write the notes of all the bass parties. well , i knew that i would play and i wanted to. i was preparing for this, so it’s not at all difficult to work with such people. once vladimir shakhrin found out that he was a descendant of an ancient merchant family who gathered a film group and made a documentary about it further in our program you can listen to the exclusive genealogical tree of an outstanding musician in 2 minutes on ntv on smart tv in

brewton will not only declare nato and us as belligerence, but, but also try to maybe even consider sc severin diplomatic relations because the blowing up of their pipeline in effect was an act of war. so i think the and i and michael and michael, they can add to that. it is a declaration of war. the way i look at it. but michael, importantly also civilian infrastructure is no longer, you know, it's not no longer for bowden. they've sent that message. ok, glad. i mean, you're nodding your head an agreement. go ahead. yeah, i think it's a, it's opens up on the under a box if you wish. and i think i want to return to this point. we're to said that it wasn't, and there's a kind of a reticent about, you know, blame in russia, but also simultaneously with a here that right away in the region. companies in the region government norwegian represent there say we are watching for all pipeline and we are preparing all the forces of nature to defend it. so why, why are they saying that the united means like they, they, they afraid, like the answer back that they did something, and now there's a watch out

they just don't think america change. severin jones, a democratic state senator for miami is vice chairman of the committee on education in the florida senate. we have a teacher shortage. we have a mass exodus of teachers will leave in the classroom. it's also the alarm that our students are ashamed confuse will of what can happen if they go to school to try to find help. if they want to talk about their sexuality, did you ever ask any of your colleagues on the education committee or a governor? descent is what they mean when they say woke a yes. and they don't even know where it originated from the whole stay walk was a terminology that was telling people to stay alert of what's happening around used . it was after the constant dev of black men by the hands of police officers. it's all for the governor to counteract that will stop the will egg. it's races, i will continue to see it at its core. it's races. some people talk about florida as the laboratory of authoritarianism. to think that's an apt description. there's, there's really something to that, you know, especially in state contro

queen elizabeth more than any other severin defined the latter half of the 20th century. elizabethan era is over. king charles iii takes the throne. welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. i'm anna edwards at buckingham palace as the sun rises here in london with manus cranny in dubai and dani burger also in london at our headquarters over in the city. our focus here on the u.k. today , here on the start of 10 days of morning. international leaders giving their responses and international business stepping forward with their reflections, responses, recollections of having met the queen. dani: exactly pillar it -- exactly. bill gates saying he was honored to have met the queen. bezos saying, i can think of no one who better personifies duty. tim cook saying, there is nothing more noble than devoting your life to the service of others. the uk's former deputy prime minister saying that her stoicism and sense of duty was a calming and stabilizing influence. manus: those tributes are pouring in from around the world and the commonwealth which queen elizabeth ii lead. she's the u

you see berkley haas's energy economist severin bornstein, who is also a state power grid. this well, there's some good news and some bad news. uh, the good news is the grid in california is better prepared than it was a couple of years ago in storage batteries alone, there's almost twice the generating capacity of the state's largest power plant. the diablo canyon nuclear plant . this new supply is supercritical on extreme heat days when demand peaks from 4 to 9 pm when solar power fades away when the sun sets, i think we will be able to maintain the supply in california more effectively, but extreme heat is often windless heat, which severely reduces california's wind power. to make up for that natural gas power plants pick up the huge shortfall. but there are less efficient when it's hot , and sometimes they trip offline plants trip off at the same time, that can definitely complicate things. so during extreme heat waves, california depends on power imports from other states. this is going to be a west wide heatwave, which makes it harder to buy power from elsewhere in t

uc berkeley house energy economist severin bornstein, who is also a state power grid, governor, says this well there's some good news and some bad news. uh the good news is the grid in california is better prepared than it was a couple of years ago. in storage batteries alone. there's almost twice the generating capacity of the state's largest power plant , the diablo canyon nuclear plant. this new supply is supercritical on extreme heat days when demand peaks from 4 to 9 pm when solar power fades away when the sun sets ah, i think we will be able to ah, maintain the supply in california more effectively, but extreme heat is often windless heat, which severely reduces california's wind power to make up for that natural gas power plants pick up the huge shortfall, but there are less efficient when it's hot , and sometimes they trip off line plants. trip off at the same time, that can definitely complicate things. so during extreme heat waves, california depends on power imports from other states. this is going to be a west wide heatwave, which makes it harder to buy power from elsewhe

uc berkeley house energy economist severin bornstein, who is also a state power grid, governor, says this well there's some good news and some bad news. uh the good news is the grid in california is better prepared than it was a couple of years ago. in storage batteries alone. there's almost twice the generating capacity of the state's largest power plant , the diablo canyon nuclear plant. this new supply is supercritical on extreme heat days when demand peaks from 4 to 9 pm when solar power fades away when the sun sets, uh i think we will be able to ah, maintain the supply in california more effectively, but extreme heat is often windless heat, which severely reduces california's wind power to make up for that natural gas power plants pick up the huge shortfall, but there are less efficient when it's hot , and sometimes they trip off line plants. trip off at the same time, that can definitely complicate things. so during extreme heat waves, california depends on power imports from other states. this is going to be a west wide heatwave, which makes it harder to buy power from elsewhe