if they are not stolen, then the head of the state agency, you want darpa, you want the swedish agencyht to sign the act that we tried to find a way out. we tried to find a solution. we did everything honestly in accordance with the knowledge we currently have. but we could not get positive results. documents in previous years there 2008-9-10 when our scientists received a negative result, after that they checked certain bodies there legality and direction of funds that were allocated if the funds were spent honestly, it's normal, everything is over he will be given all the funds and he will spend them with a negative result, then people will come in uniform who will say why did you spend state funds and get a negative result, you caused losses to the state and their let's say so, he brought me to justice, that's why such people will never be the subjects of your gift after even undertaking developments where a negative result is possible, they will take what is already in the world and we will once again use the funds inefficiently because we will not receive anything thank you, mr. y

our country says that we need to save budget funds there, and that's why we don't need another state agencye a legal entity there in the form of an enterprise . the task of the administrative and industrial deputies is to create this agency, well , at the end of the day, to carry out the instructions of the president, to create a presidential decree and to have it start work, but if it is created in the form of a word, this is how it manages the subject as documents are being prepared there again, i always said that it should be a state-law agency, why exactly because of what yuriy said, because the funds for it, well, for scientific developments , also give a negative result. stolen, if they are not stolen, then the head of the state agency, you want darpa, you want the swedish agency, he has the right to sign the act that we tried to find a way out we tried to find a solution, we did everything honestly in accordance with the knowledge that we currently have, but we could not receive positive results and this issue is closed with a negative result and that is normal, i personally signed d

cabinet of ministers have been given of the minister of technology to create an agency of the state agencynt according to the analogue of a blow, but unfortunately, when i worked there, we had discussions that were not very constructive at this time with my colleagues about what the time has now said to yuri, that's what everyone in us says that we need to save budget funds there, and that is why we do not need another state agency. and we need to create a legal entity there in the form of an enterprise, if only. the agency at the end of the day is to carry out the assignment of the president, the presidential decree and to create it and to start work, but if it is created in the form of the same, eh, managing the entity, how are the documents prepared again, i always said that it should be a state-law agency, why exactly because of what yuriy said, because the funds for it, well, for scientific developments, also give a negative result. and this is normal. when, uh, this happens, the main thing is that it was definitely not stolen, if they were not stolen. the swedish agency he has the ri

or unlawful, lengthy the tensions or so we have many conflicting naya, naya that from the a state security agency. and so far they do not stand. this needs to be a he investigated because the 1st investigation or was conducted under the senate state church agency who is accused of them. of the kidding, after widespread condemnation, state security officers were arrested for questioning. many syrians tell us they live in fear lebanese authorities haven't been welcoming a few weeks ago, they said that they are planning to support up to 15000 syrians a month because they now believe syria is safe, human rights groups. the and the united nations disagree brochures family says he may have been punished for defecting from the syrian army during the war. during his detention no lawyer was present his work at the 1st they told us he was arrested because he had a fake $50.00 note than to protect themselves after they killed him. they said he belong to i. so i want to know who killed him in cold blood. his family says they won't bury his body until they get justice. but that has rarely happened in a countr

doj began collecting information from states about three years ago. agency officials tell us they plan to continue collecting the state data but they haven't said whether or how they will use the information to address. the doj sites missing and/or incomplete data from states as one of the reasons why they haven't studied the state information. we found similar concerns when we examined the data. for example of the states that submitted data only two submitted all the required information. some states didn't account for all deaths in custody. using publicly available reports we identified nearly a thousand of that occurred during fiscal year 2021 that states did not reported to doj. for states didn't report any deaths yet we foundd at least 14 had occurred in those states. hsdoj is a top priority for the quality and completeness. in 2016 the agency acknowledgedo determining would help improve the quality of the data and they have a goal to ensure they comply. however as of this month thseptember 2022, doj still hast aldetermined whether states have complied.

doj began collecting information from states on death in custody about three years ago. agency officials told us, they plan to continue collecting state data, but they have not said whether or how they will use the information to address deaths in custody. doj cites missing and/or complete missing data from states as one of the reasons why they have not studied the state information. we found similar concerns when we examined the data. to for example, of the 47 states that submitted data, only two submitted all the required information. some states did not account for all deaths in custody. using publicly available reports, we identified nearly a thousand deaths that occurred during fiscal year 2021 that states did not report to doj. four states did not report any deaths. yet, we found that at least 124 deaths had occurred in those states. doj has noted that it is a top priority to improve the quality and completeness of state reporting. in 2016, the agency acknowledged that determining state compliance with dcra would help improve the quality of the data and they have a goal t

the states are to collect that data from local agencies and local law enforcement. the states are challenged collecting that data, and we are working with the states through technical assistance. we are looking at open sources to identify those deaths that the state is not reporting. going back to the states and working with them to improve their data collection. >> and so the doj has seized the publication of this data because the data is no longer of sufficient completeness, accuracy, and integrity to publish it. that is the first reason, you are going to see give a second reason. >> the second reason would be the data under dcra 2013 has been collected to analyze and study, and we are currently doing that. they institute of justice is undertaking a multi year effort to review the data, as well as looking at other sources of data to be able to provide findings, relationships between deaths and custody, policies, practices, of institutions. >> let's discuss that report. i understand that what you are telling us is -- is no longer being published because of concerns

with other state agencies especially those who administer a benefits program has been a surprising success. it can reach a lot of people quickly. with the department of revenue for the tax expertise and data support has been amazing. ddother agencies are doing some cross promotion placing the link to thepl tax campaign and how to file onto the unified benefits where people can and role in all kinds of benefits so just two weeks that rose to the top level referral. for the energy assistance programs which is placed on the website for the online unemployment applicationage those are all programs housed in different state agencies. we worked with our heal insurance marketplace to train the enrollment to talk about very briefly the tax filing an tax credits. a lot o that is helping them to feel comfortable in making the referral without getting bogged down in the conversations they don't feel comfortableith and there are ways to train people to feel that comfort. i think i'm very optimistic about partnering and working with new types of partners for public health and other agencies toli help c

that's why chris turnout with the department of water resources says the state agency will soon provideillion dollars in grant funding to applicants from across the state, including local water agencies, nonprofit organizations and tribal governments all with the vision to support desalination projects statewide converting salt water into fresh usable water. this type state investment. and you can really make a whole range of communities a better off. it goes hand in hand with the governor's plan released last month to invest at least 27 billion dollars by 2040 to come up with more water, recycling and desalination projects. there's a lot of communities, some of which are particularly affordable. the impacts of climate change. shouldn't drought there and interior part of the state. i saw groundwater and with investments of this type, can actually help those communities. yeah, clean your find that salty groundwater making those communities resilient. opponents have argued desalination is expensive and energy-intensive, but supporters of the governor's plan say it's time for the state to

do with the governor's signature in place is put the work force training force operation or agency of the statefornia on top of the situation, help, assist, study and replicate what's going on there in transit agencies around the bay area and up and down the state of california. >> so the vta shooting was, obviously, shocking for our community, for those of us who covered it. workplace violence is actually on the rise. i want to share numbers with our viewers. according to every town for gun safety, there have been 37 mass workplace shootings between 2009 and 2021. five of those 37 happened in the spring of last year alone. experts say that the individuals that commit these attacks are likely to be reacting to stress or pain in the workplace. so what else can we do if we are employers, if we are co-workers, if we are elected officials, law enforcement, what else can we do? >> great, great question. first of all, we responded, we being elected officials and all of us you mentioned, the coverage of the event when it happened right after it happened, we promised to do more. we promised to do speci

that's why chris turnout with the department of water resources says the state agency will soon provide 6 million dollars in grant funding to applicants from across the state, including local water agencies, nonprofit organizations and tribal governments all with the vision to support desalination projects statewide converting salt water into fresh usable water. this type state investment. and it can really make a whole range of communities a better off. it goes hand in hand with the governor's plan released last month to invest at least 27 billion dollars by 2040 to come up with more water, recycling and desalination projects. there's a lot of communities and some of which are particularly affordable. the impacts of climate change. shouldn't drought there and the interior part of the state. i saw groundwater and with investments of this type, can actually help those communities. cleaning your find that salty groundwater making those communities resilient. opponents have argued desalination is expensive and energy-intensive, but supporters of the governor's plan say it's time for the st

now let's turn to the war in ukraine. ukrainian state agency in charge of this upper region nuclear plants as operations of the russian occupied facility have been fully stopped as the safety measure. engineers have shut down the 6th and final reactor due to the risk posed by fighting in the region. this comes as the sweeping ukrainian counter offensive has driven russian forces out of dozens of communities in the north, east, and hockey region. he says it has to be that around 3000 square kilometers of its territory since the beginning of september and the east, the oppression is ongoing around cities including is e. m. a. moscow says it's retreat, easy regrouping of troops aimed at strengthening russian forces for the south. on roads across the hockey region, scenes of destruction and defeat russian military vehicles lie attacked and abandoned. ukrainian forces of claim to major victory advantage swiftly across ways of enemy held territory, capturing equipment and cutting russian supply lines in the northeastern city of vala, clia, the blue and yellow flag is flying once again to the sur

>> we have found cost promotion state agencies in these programs has been surprising success. they can reach a lot of people quickly. partnering with the department of revenue or tax expertise and data support has been amazing. other agencies that address social needs from cross promotion with them, one specific example would be placing a link to tax campaign and links to file colorado's unified benefits platform where people can enroll in wic and snap and all kinds of benefits so in two weeks it rose to the top level refer source immediately after we placed it. flyers and energy assistance program placed on the website for the online application page, all programs houston different state agencies. we worked with health insurance marketplace to train the moment the sisters to talk about briefly tax filing tax credit and a lot of it is helping navigators feel comfortable making the referral without getting bogged down and attacked in conversations they don't feel comfortable. there are ways to feel the comfort since it is a complex system. i am optimistic partnering, working, w

another assembly bill is the first in the nation directing state agencies to research extreme heat impactshe historic heat wave we just had is posing some new questions on the impacts of electric cars on the power grid. this coming after state lawmakers made earlier this year made it mandatory for all new car sales to be electric by the year 2035. experts with the governor's office for business and economic development say that even as the demand for electric vehicle charging climbs, there will be no energy crisis in california. they say there's no limit to driving during a flex alert and there's no ban on charging. you just asked not to charge during certain times to help keep strain off the power grid. >> a lot of cars are about 250 miles. my personal car, a plug-in before the heat wave. and i've not plugged in it really depends on how much you drive exciting. part about it is kind of what that really presents is an opportunity and is using like the f one. 50 lightning for example, there's enough battery storage on on board a powerhouse for about a week. >> california has nearly 14,000 e

next by sir, welcome to the program ukrainian state agency in charge of these operation nuclear plants as operations at the russian occupied facility have been fully stopped as a safety measure. engineers have shut down the 6th and final reactor amid growing concern at the risk posed by fighting in the region. this comes as a sweeping ukrainian counter offensive has driven russian forces out of dozens of communities and eastern ukraine. ki says it has liberated around 2000 square kilometers of its territory in recent days. and the operation is ongoing around cities, including is you buy like leah and cookie ask. russia says it's withdrawing some of its forces from the region on roads across the hoc heave region scenes of destruction and defeat russian military vehicles lie attacked and abandoned ukrainian forces of claim to major victory advancing swiftly across ways of enemy held territory, capturing equipment and cutting russian supply lines in the northeastern city of vala, clia, the blue and yellow flag is flying once again to the surprise of locals who lived through the russian oc

matter for people's lives, in particular, this case about voting and the power of state courts and state agenciesow state voting laws work. the case before the supreme court would argue that only the state legislature has any power over how a state conducts elections. that would be a really major departure from how elections cases have worked out in the past where you have state courts based on state constitution and state laws weighing in, north carolina, the state at issue in this case actually explicitly handed over the power to conduct elections and review them for fairness to a state agency. so that is a really big one for our democracy. >> alencia, this could be more controversial in terms of a roller coaster ride than the last. justice jackson entering a potential hornet's nest. do you think in any way she might be able to affect the current 6-37 conservative supermajority? >> oh, one could hope, but i sincerely doubt it. i do think that her opinions obviously will inspire us and continue to govern us for generations, however, this court has been politicized. i mean, you talked about it ea

the clerk: nomination, united states agency for global media, amanda bennet of the district of columbia to be chief executive officer. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: thank you, mr. president. now, mr. president, this is a very good day. we have joust passed the kigali amendment to the montreal protocol on a strong, bipartisan basis. this is a win-win-win. win for u.s. jobs. win for u.s. investment, and win for u.s. leadership in the fight against climate change. we've talked a lot about how this amendment will help u.s. businesses, u.s. jobs, and u.s. competitiveness overseas. but let's talk about how important this amendment will be for protecting our planet. ratifying the kigali amendment along with passing the inflation reduction act is the strongest one-two punch against climate change any congress has ever undertaken. let me say that again. ratifying the kigali amendment along with passing the inflation reduction act is the strongest one-two punch against climate change any congress has ever taken. in fact, amazing statistic, fo

in colorado we havee really foud a crossmo connection with state agencies especially those who administerbenefits program has really been a surprising success. the state level lovers if you will can reach a lot of people quickly. we do not speak tax at the health department but partnered with the department of revenue for the tax expertise in the data support has been amazing. other agencies that also address the special needs doing some cross promotion with them paid one specific example will be placing a link to our tax campaign and links how to file onto colorado's unified benefits platform where people can enroll in wit, snap, other benefits called colorado peak. in just two weeks that rose to our top level referral source immediately after we were able to place thatou link. flyers mailed to her energy assistance program, which is placed oned the website for the online unemployment application page. those areliti all programs in different statest agencies. we work with our health insurance marketplace to train the enrollment to talk about very briefly talk about tax filing and tax cre

and bryant sent him to the state welfare agency.oon began texting with a nonprofit executive who was doubling out millions in federal funds sent to mississippi for families in poverty. new has since pleaded guilty to fraud and is cooperating with prosecutors. >> after new was able to secure $4 million and welfare funds for the volleyball project. favre texted very big deal and can't thank you enough. two years later, favre asked for more money. just left brett favre brian texted in 2019. can we help him with his project? >> text messages show new proposed paying for one point $1 million for radio ads. but the text show that favre was worried about how might look. he wrote, if you were to pay me, is there any way the media can find out where it came from and how much? he replied no, but added that i understand you being uneasy about it. it is all part of a broader welfare spending scandal that has led to an fbi investigation. though there is no indication that five is under law enforcement scrutiny. he paid back the one point $1 mill

state, and governor, that concludes my report. >> thank you, governor. ben duncan, chief resigns officer south carolina office of resilience. .. >> frost, director of labor and licensing regulations. throughout this agency through decision states has been repaired today search and rescue ever. mobilize task force one water rescue capability at state fire campus in columbia. so that we were prepared to offer regional search and rescue teams located in charleston and myrtle beach. last night north charleston request 2 both teams so he asked for his one and they arrived there at 10 a.m. backfilled the scenes by requesting to both teams through firefighter mobilization at anderson county answered that call and there both teams are in columbia ready to deploy if needed. as well as state fire marshal steve donovan jones continued to make contact with the fire chiefs along the coast tomake sure they have no unmet needs . we appreciate all of the first responders who volunteer and stands ready to ensure south carolina is prepared if any search and rescue is necessary and remind those viewers if you ever do find yourself in an emergency situation needing that sort of assistance to dial 911 department of social s

several state agencies are taking action.ports on the measures. >> put in place while many areas are grappling with triple digit temps. well, let me tell you, it is hot here at the capitol where state leaders stress a full heat related response is underway. >> as the suns intensity bears down, a california key decision makers say they're staying ahead of the curve. issuing a flex alert for the 3rd consecutive day. >> the conditions are taking a toll with the state's independent system operator saying the demand on the grid thursday was the highest. it's been since 2017 electricity. conservation is going to be essential. >> and keeping the power flowing to california without interruption. that means californians are urged to reduce energy consumption, especially between 4 and 9 in the evening that california consumers and businesses continue to pitch in. you can serve during those key hours of 49 pm. when strain on the system is highest. we can make a real difference. it comes just 48 hours after the governor warns the worst i

my fellow legislators and our state agencies, including this office of gun violence prevention to stand up. for oakland and the people so that we feel safe every single day. we must stop the killing and start to healing . i want to go to graduations. i want to go to funerals. i'm tired of funerals nationwide search is underway to recruit the offices. first director. a new web page was also launched to provide resources to reduce gun violence. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news today, the federal reserve raised its key interest rate by another three quarters of a percent. the short term rate now stands at three and a quarter percent, which is the highest it's been since 2008 . the fed says it expects to raise that rate to as high as 4.4% by the end of the year. that chair jerome powell said the hike is necessary to bring down inflation. but he said that achieving a soft landing for the economy will be challenging. no one knows whether this process will lead to a recession or if so, how significant that recession would be. that's going to depend on how quickly wage and price inflation, infl

this is the highest level of alert response and we are fully staffed, state agencies and voluntary organizations 24 hours a day until this of it curtailed. right now priorities include support to counties and responded to transportation children, supply and equipment missions we are also planning damage assessment and recovery operations. we continue to work closely with local authorities to share information and identify unmet needs. we received only a few requests for support but they include high water vehicles, swift water rescue teams and support. near term we expect to receive additional requests for debris management assistance, generators damage assessment. damages have been white with reports of trees and localized flooding mostly along the coast but we expect that to build in the afternoon. the governor mentioned talking to president biden in last night received federal emergency declaration which will allow us to seek reimbursement response across in any direct federal assistance we might request. the emergency declaration is not the same as a major disaster declaration which would re

and bryant sent him to the state welfare agency. favre soon began texting with a woman doling out millions in federal funds sent to mississippi for families in poverty. new has since pleaded guilty to fraud and is cooperating with prosecutors. after new was able to secure $4 million in welfare funds for the volleyball project, he texted, very dig deal, can't thank you enough. two years later, he asked for more money. just left brett favre, bryant texted new in 2019. can we help him with his project? text messages show new proposed paying $1.1 million for radio ads. but the texts show favre was worried about how it might look. he wrote, if you were to pay me, is there any way the media can find out where it came from and how much? new replied, no. but added, i understand you being uneasy about that. it's all part of a broader welfare spending scandal that led to an fbi investigation. though there is no indication favre is under law enforcement scrutiny. he paid back the $1.1 million. brad was pird by the state welfare agency to claw

we are a regional agency with regions defined by water sheds of the state water resources control boards part of the california environmental protection agency. our mission is to preserve enhance and restore the quality of california water resources and drinking water for the protection of the environment public health and all beneficial uses and insure water recess allocation and efficient use for the benefit ofprint and future generations. hunters point naval shipyard is one of the ihooest priorities for the cleanup due to extent and type of contamination, potential for exacerbating water quality impact from climate change and the community long history and ongoing experience of environmental injustices. the san francisco bay water board oversees and directs pollution cleanup under the comprehensive environmental response compensation and liability act known as super fund in conjunction with the u.s. environmental protection agency region 9 and california department of substance toxic control. we are the primary regular tore agencies overseeing the cleanup of the shipyard superfund si

. >> >> cal fire tells us firefighters leave the state agency. to work for local departments that pay more and require fewer hours. >> carl fire is normally 75% behind local fire departments, it's why we are more for less. >> the new contract includes a 2.5% retroactive raise on july 1st 2022. plus an additional 4% total raising 2023. hours would be reduced from 72 per shift to 66 per shift. >> reducing the work week will help in our recruitment issues. >> how understaffed is cal fire right now? >> probably four or 500 people. >> reporter: the contract could convince firefighters to work and stay with the agency. which means a complete department with with full resources ready to respond to wildfires. >> we do know governor newsom is is expected to sign the contract contract and the agency has 60 days to ratify before it's voten and put into full effect. > >> state lawmakers voted to extend the life of diablo canyon canyon plant, the bill was approved early this morning, and and it will keep california's last nuclear power t in operation for anot

assistance from miami-dade and just a whole host of state agencies. so, you know, we were able to go to work quickly. the skill set was there to manage large task force-type operations and they are moving along and going pretty well at this early stage. >> bill: dan, earlier today we were told parts of naples is still under water. is that the case now? >> that is the case but here is the challenge. when we had that onshore flow generating the storm surge. you would expect any way in a tidal community we have to wait for tides to subside to drain. we had the onshore flow from the residual effects of ian. our canals and drain acknowledges we drew those down low pre-landfall to give us some storm water retention but frankly we have to let all of our weather and water systems stabilize in order to go back to pre-disaster and let the drains continue to work. >> dana: it's really interesting about the tides needing to have a couple of cycles. you are talking about a couple more days as well. >> that's correct. >> dana: did you feel that you had a good amoun

we are a regional agency with regions defined by water sheds of the state water resources control boards part of the california environmental protection agency. our mission is to preserve enhance and restore the quality of california water resources and drinking water for the protection of the environment public health and all beneficial uses and insure water recess allocation and efficient use for the benefit ofprint and future generations. hunters point naval shipyard is one of the ihooest priorities for the cleanup due to extent and type of contamination, potential for exacerbating water quality impact from climate change and the community long history and ongoing experience of environmental injustices. the san francisco bay water board oversees and directs pollution cleanup under the comprehensive environmental response compensation and liability act known as super fund in conjunction with the u.s. environmental protection agency region 9 and california department of substance toxic control. we are the primary regular tore agencies overseeing the cleanup of the shipyard superfund si

but the efforts of electricity, consumers and our partners at the utilities and state agencies are making a real difference. state officials offered a lot of advice of what to do during a flex alert, but there's also things you can do prior to 04:00pm. >> think about pre cooling your home, charging electronics and running any major appliances before a flex alert starts reporting in livermore. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> taking a live look at outages on pg e's outage website. the power's back on for a good majority of the bay area after experiencing multiple power outages yesterday. outages that are impacting the tween one of 49 people from yesterday. those customers are in the green circles. the yellow squares are outages impacting between 5499. customers and the orange clears or outages impacting between 500 to 4,999 customers outages impacting 5,000 or more customers are shown in red a big improvement from last night. the area impacted the most this morning is around livermore. well, during the blackout, the city of napa, they opened up a cooling center to help the people who lost

state agencies say they were not on the same page.lic money to his purpose, this building of a volleyball facility. we reached out tonight to the attorney who told us -- honorably and never knew the state grants came from federal welfare money. a lawyer for phil bryant commented on the test and criticize the release. >> the story is not over, and we will keep asking questions. thank you to my colleague for that reporting tonight. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night from all our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late, with us i will see you at the end of tomorrow. >> consider what have been over the space of just three days in january of last year, three events on three consecutive days that continue to shape our politics right up until this very moment. on january 5th of last year in georgia, john ossoff and raphael won their runoff elections for the united states senate which handed control of the chamber to the democrats. the next to january six well we all

but the efforts of electricity, consumers and our partners at the utilities and state agencies are making a real difference. >> state officials offered a lot of advice of what to do during a flex alert as you heard in that story. but there's also things that you can do prior to 04:00pm. think about pre cooling your home during the day, charging any electronics like your phone and running any major appliances before these flex alert starts in posted on their twitter saying that will be another flex alert tomorrow from 04:00pm to 09:00pm reporting live in livermore. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 thank you. >> happening now, a spare the air alert is also in effect, the bay area air quality management district says labor day traffic and the heat wave make a recipe for unhealthy smog. this is an air quality forecast map for today. you can see the east bay and the south bay are on which means that the air will be unhealthy all day. that's especially for children, the elderly and for people who have respiratory concerns and the rest of the bay area is yellow, which indicates moderate air quality the a

well-being of workers, they would put their their efforts into funding and strengthening the state agenciesting labor law. > >> summer wildfires burning in california, including a brand-new one what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >> we are keeping an eye on breaking news in martinez, where where a 100 acre grass fire is prompting evacuatio

the efforts of electricity consumers and or partners of futility and state agencies are making a real diff. real difference. >> thomas peak energy demand is forecasted at 51,000 megawatts.t would set a new all-time record for september. officials are reiterating that rolling blackouts are a real possibilit. real possibility. so naturally there is a flex alert again. the the sick day in a row. it starts starts at 4 p.m. and runs until 10 p.m. that's an hour later than usual. they ask you to set your thermostat to no lower than than 78 and avoid using major as major appliances during that time. >> for more on this intensive let's go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> think so much liz, as we extend into the afternoon this is one of the hottest days of the year so far. we are breaking breaking records as we head into into this afternoon. humbly wondering what is going on in the atmosphere. why are we experiencing this on a three day day weekend? will this huge area area of high pressure is just sitting over california. the reason why the national weather service has issued th

maryna kudarchuk, the head of the state agency of ukraine for film affairs, who somewhat opened the curtainus fourth channel, there will be another state one - she said , ah, media detector, thank you for your work, reported that the asset search and management agency must choose a manager and conclude an agreement with him on the transmission of the fourth channel for this period. the state cinema has the right to dispose of the property, and it is in particular about special equipment and equipment, office inventory, software, a broadcasting license, etc., but as we understand it , the nationalization of the 4th will be after the victory. how do they say what is happening around this object , please? then another person appears, ms. fedorchuk, who voices a different perspective, as far as she is. let's say she is so competent, then my first question actually arises. of television, well, really, because in principle the state cinema has a completely different sphere of responsibility, a different sphere of interests and its own front about work at this time, it is not easy, and the fact th

stephanie: state leaders a transit agency employees deal with a great amount of stress on their drumste law will allow agencies to create wellness centers to help relieve and support people struggling. news abc 7 abc 7 reporter dustin dorsey has the story. dustin: in the darkness, light. you just need to know where to look. for employees and their families after the tragic mass shooting last year, the five to six wellness center has been a source of light. >> i see people in desperate places, and they have resources now that were not available before, and i know they save lives. dustin: the wellness center, operated by santa clara county, is dedicated to providing resources for anyone impacted by the shooting, from counseling to stress management, training and more, in the effort to break down the stigma of mental health and help people cope. now, things to a new bill signed in california, the 526 center will be the subject of a year-long study to see what it's working to create other centers. >> i think it will be the creativity and ingenuity people around the state about how to turn

nasa is a state agency, it is a huge corporation. we have an understanding and knowledge of ukraine asce state, have you come across this somewhere? well, you are absolutely correct in everything you say, starting with the ancient history of korolev, who was born in ukraine, and ending with more modern history ah, hmm, first, the first stage of the anti-aircraft missile, which is who flew on the iss - it was made in ukraine until august of this year, this component was produced in ukraine of course that's all that's all that's all these stories my employees know and i'm proud that i can add a little to this story very small a little bit, but i hope that this will help. well , in the end, we are just talking about this and we are saying that space is such a thing that it is very difficult even for one country alone to conquer even one as big as the united states. there is one more point about this. er, i wanted to understand you at the beginning of our conversation oleg said that ukraine also signed, if i remember correctly, the igreement - it is this artemis one and ah, it means that u

that's why chris turnout with the department of water resources says the state agency will soon provideillion dollars in grant funding to applicants from across the state, including local water agencies, nonprofit organizations and tribal governments all with the vision to support desalination projects statewide burning salt water into fresh usable, water. this type state investment. and you can really make a whole range of communities a better off. it goes hand in hand with the governor's plan released last month to invest at least 27 billion dollars by 2040 to come up with more water, recycling and desalination projects. there's a lot of communities, some of which are particularly vulnerable to impacts of climate change drought. they're on the interior part of the state. i saw groundwater and with investments of this type, can actually help those communities. yeah. clean your salty groundwater, making those communities resilient. opponents have argued desalination is expensive and energy-intensive but supporters of the governor's plan say it's time for the state to get behind this app

promotion of the film cost around 15,000, the production of the film was mainly supported by the state agency of ukraine for cinema issues also, the international promotion of the film was supported by the ukrainian institute on this. i have everything. the news editor will meet with you already at 11:00. look this week in the program of collaborators, the list of santa clauses, traitors in cassocks. who does the moscow patriarchate really serve? this peep was collected for representatives of the country's army. - aggressor, information about the number, deployment, equipment, and armament of the armed forces of ukraine instead of the word of god, campaigning for a referendum, how the kremlin uses its agents , how they scare us, and how pasha mercedes punished the monk closed cuputina watch on wednesday , september 28, the program of collaborators, the list of miklushki at 17:50 on the espresso tv channel, this is us again with you the marathon continues on espresso andriy saichuk and olesya vakulyuk we say good morning thank you for watching thank you for joining we will talk about how to pr

so we have been working with the local and state agencies to help out with whatever we need.hose assests are here we are ready to employ the down south to neighbouring counties. just looking at the pictures of the scene right now while we have been talking to you, just heavy rain and those gusts of wind that we have been talked about on the programme. talk us through the big challenges that you are facing in trying to help people. and what people have been saying to you? we had an evacuation that was put in place and we still hold that evacuation order due to the fact that even though some of the areas have a low tide right now we know that there will be a high tide soon. so we happy evacuation which we ordered a few days ago we have been communicating through e—mails as well as websites as well as social media to get the information out. we provided sandbags for individuals that wanted to help secure their homes. we have also over 46 shelters that are open throughout the county. we have special needs shelters and pet friendly shelters. we also reached out to the vulnerable c