agency. thank you, mr. vitaly . well, let's hope that the practice will be applied in as many of our state and non-state agencies as ssible, institutes , etc. vitaliy bensky, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the verkhovna rada committee on state organization, state authority, expert on local self-government, was in touch with us before we say goodbye, let me remind you what we are going to do, we are now holding a collection for soldiers from the anti-aircraft missile artillery platoon of the 116th separate territorial defense brigade, these guys are destroying the enemy now near donetsk and they are working with drones, destroying enemy drones in order to do this better and faster, the guys need a car, a good pickup, which is needed, costs uah 400,000, and we are actually collecting details for the transfer of funds, you can see it on the screen now , take a photo, rewrite this data, you can also find this data on our espresso page, dot tv, join our collection. while you are rewriting the number bank cards i have one more comforting trinket but let me know er russian bmw and audi car owners now have no access

aircraft were damaged there, the information about the drone attack is confirmed by the russian state agencyote that due to the strikes a fire broke out, two aircraft were engulfed in flames and four planes were damaged, this is one of the biggest losses suffered by the russian army in the deep rear during the war of the pskov region mykhailo vedernikov said that there were no victims as a result of the attack. and here is a video from the scene of the events at the pskov airport after the drone attack, all flights until thursday were canceled , the pskovska telegram channel informs about this province, it is worth noting that this is a joint base resort, that is, military and civilian planes fly from there, and also according to the publication , a russian oil depot was allegedly attacked. the ministry of defense blamed ukraine for the attack. i should note that the distance from pkov to the border with ukraine in a straight line through belarus is about 700 km according to data of the telegram channel novosti agency - this is the fifth major attack on russian airfields; before this, drones

were affected by the shallowing of the kakhovsky reservoir this was reported by the head of the state agency reconstruction and development of infrastructure by mustafa nayem, the project will cost at least uah 13.5 billion, it is one of the most ambitious and large-scale projects since independence he noted that it took 350 km of pipes to build this water pipeline. ukrainian factories were able to provide only a quarter of the total need. the rest was bought and imported from poland , italy, romania and turkey. but the national bank believes that prices began to fall in july, and this is due to an increase in the supply of vegetables and of fruits on the markets, inflation has slowed down due to a favorable situation. on the foreign exchange market , we have really been watching for the last few months. there is no such frenzy for the currency among ukrainians, also cereals and flour have become cheaper due to low export prices, we have significant reserves of grain, the production of products increases accordingly, the more products there are, well, you could , prices for a certain group o

this unverified video is from the russian state tass news agency.ix months on from the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria we catch up the family of a baby born beneath the rubble. and sweden make it through to the women's world cup quarter finals after they knock out the two—time defending champions, the usa, in a match decided by penalties. hello i'm nancy kacungira. at least 30 passengers have been killed after an express train derailed in southern pakistan. a police officer supervising the rescue operation said more than a hundred people had been injured in the incident. the hazara express came off the rails near nawabshah in sindh province, as it travelled from karachi to abbottabad. it's not immediately clear what caused the derailment. these are the latest pictures from the scene, in a remote area. emergency workers are battling to rescue passengers trapped in at least five overturned carriages, with more rescue teams deployed to the scene. an emergency has been declared in nearby hospitals including this one in nawabshah — where casua

of the storm and other than the government leadership we have amassed a great team and with the state agencyoved to get things done to where we are store —— restoring a hundred accounts in less than eight hours, so rest assure we will do whatever it takes to help your communities recover and we have the general here this morning and i cannot tell you how much i appreciate your team and adml schofield the same, i appreciate everything you are doing. they have helicopters ready to go and as soon as they get back into this area they are going to be flying and in the area, so thank you for both of you being here. area, so thank you for both of you being here-— area, so thank you for both of you bein: here. ,., ., ., ., ., ~ being here. good morning, and thank ou, being here. good morning, and thank you. governor— being here. good morning, and thank you, governor again _ being here. good morning, and thank you, governor again for _ being here. good morning, and thank you, governor again for your- you, governor again for your leadership and continued support of your florida national guard is and t

that's what we're trying to do as far as state agencies, to show that we are the ones that are in control. we're going to prevent what's happening on the border and go after the criminals and arrest them. it all facts back to when you don't have border policies in place to stop what's happening between the ports of entry, this is the clear result. you'll have criminal activity come as cross the border. >> neil: let me get your quick thought on how bad it is getting. to hear the administration, the numbers are down substantially. but they don't tell the whole story, namely what you have been picking up on here. what do you expect in august, the fall? >> well, the numbers have been increasing. it all goes back to when the federal government started to use the cbp 1 app. it was all to really divert the attention from seeing the mass groups of people coming between the ports of entry to avoid the media attention and now releasing people at the ports of entry. we're experiencing an influx of people coming across the border. the past two days, 6,000 daily encounters at the severe weather border

buildings have been destroyed, many areas have been destroyed, despite the mobilization of all state agenciesand the fire is raging, and the relief military forces are only able to move part of the people and transfer the bodies of the dead to the center. we save lives humans are transporting the wounded and the bodies of the dead, which aroused the anger of the americans , there was no warning to the citizens and no delay in providing aid, but when it came close to us, we realized that we were very angry. and it is not known that the state officials did not come to save us with the spread of criticism from the citizens, the head of the crisis management of the city of muawiya, and the democratic governor of this state used the amount of public criticism in umm mohsen soltani, the director of tourism of the ministry of health, internal health, from the increase of 28 thousand number of foreign health tourists in the first 4 months of this year compared to the same period last year, mr. daryabani said that from the beginning of this year to the end of july , 425,000 health tourists entered the

so they were able to those things which states agencies the state structure, so i'm not able to do, i'm not allowed to do. so. it was a very important difference point between wagner on precautions. business on state findings by state state sponsored, but not the officer and being part of the russian state. and now being transformed to the part of the rest of the state, the army states army trust sector on structure of social security services. but the national nation, notified the state on up, so we'll see how good or how well it will be this transform ation of the work and how the whole business of bring was 12. a break is a very good thing because next year we have a residential presidential election in the united states or us and we will be willing to help someone to bring the selection again. and it's a crucial point as well, because it's extremely important for us and operation in the okay, and who will be in the next presented to united states. so just keep in mind this part of the business of promotions notes important that external outreach, business environment was just talkin

trump has denied wrongdoing and the new development today, a georgia state agency announced it will namepecial prosecutor to consider whether the states republican lieutenant governor should face criminal charges. joining us now from our inside is david levine from the university of california college of law in san francisco. david, thank you so much for joining us. new development here in the last hour or so. you judge in this case. what can you tell us about that? right andre, the judge who's been assigned his name, scott mcafee, a different judge, was supervised in the grand jury. and apparently it's now going to be turned over, at least for pretrial purposes. now it happens that he's the youngest judge on that particular bench in fulton county has been a judge. only six months now. he otherwise seems very well qualified. he was a us attorney. he was a fulton county district attorney. the very office where fani willis works now. right. so he's well familiar with the territory. he's tried a lot of cases, but here he is, six months in trial of a lifetime. this is this is the this is the

we're not going to have any closing of state agencies.s does not appear to be one that requires any evacuation orders or closing of state agencies, but the schools, some of the schools are closed. and we urge them to try to get back opened up as quickly as possible. the longer the schools are closed and the children can't go to school, we know there's consequences for that as far as learning. i urge everybody once again, get information from official sources. always a lot of chatter in the social media. a lot of it is right. most of it is probably wrong. if you get information from official sources, you'll be much better informed. so, again, this is not something we haven't seen before. and they being newcomers to the state, never seen a hurricane, never seen a flood, but those of us who have been here for a number of years have. and, again, we've seen some bad ones. one of the worst was hurricane hazel back in the '50s, and another was hugo in 1989, and that really hit us. this does not appear to be in that category at all. but it is sti

they cite a russian state agency — ria.ame bridge, one of a handful of links between the peninsula and mainland ukraine, injune. this latest missile strike comes after president volodymyr zelensky said a russian guided bomb struck a blood transfusion centre in the north—east on saturday night, as part of overnight shelling across the country. mr zelensky said rescuers at the scene in the town of kupiansk in eastern kharkiv had reported dead and wounded. kyiv also said missiles had hit a facility which manufactures engines for aircraft and helicopters in the west of the country. saudi arabia is hosting talks to try to find a peaceful settlement to russia 5 war in ukraine. senior officials from some a0 countries, including china, are attending. russia, though, has not been invited. 0ur middle east correspondent, sameer hashmi, is following developments from dubai. talks started on saturday and it continues on day two. but the real objective of these talks is not to find any solution, but rather to build a consensus around ukr

aftermath of windstorms and fires we began to work with state — fires we began to work with state and county agenciesearing debris and ensuring — assist with clearing debris and ensuring the safety of first responders. when the weather and fire — responders. when the weather and fire conditions made it safe — and fire conditions made it safe to _ and fire conditions made it safe to proceed on thursday we began _ safe to proceed on thursday we began our — safe to proceed on thursday we began our damage assessment which _ began our damage assessment which included using helicopters and teams on the ground — helicopters and teams on the ground and on foot in talent —— challenging terrain to determine the scope of the damage to our systems. it was ctear— damage to our systems. it was clear that — damage to our systems. it was clear that our system that serves _ clear that our system that serves 12,000 west maui customers had been severely damaged. all three transmission tines _ damaged. all three transmission tines that— damaged. all three transmission lines that go over serving west maui _ lines that go

bradford says he ideally would like to see the new state agency up and running before he's termed out of legislature in 2024. and as for the governor, well, he says in principle, he supports reparations but needs more time to review the task force recommendations before he makes a formal policy stance. reporting from the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, celebrations in india as they joined the short list of countries that have landed a spacecraft on the moon. plus, advocacy groups are calling for an ftc probe into you to what they're alleging. the video sharing alleging. the video sharing site is doing. it's started. it's... the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination—a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the “dad cab”, it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor today about hpv vaccination. >> youtube its pare

. >> the united states agency for international development invited rdi to come in to provide legal technicalinistry of lands as they were working on a poverty reduction strategy for their population. land is particularly important in rwanda for a variety of reasons, the most being, there is a scarcity of land here. over 90% of the population relies exclusively on the land for their livelihood, and the population is growing. rwanda has the highest population growth in africa as well as the highest population density. so all those factors combined, on a small piece of land when they also have a history of ethnic conflict, land is a potential trigger. >> narrator: rdi attorney deborah espinosa feels rdi has been instrumental in helping rwanda develop a new land law. >> early on--rdi came in in 2003, and starting working with the ministry of lands to develop, for the first time, a national land policy that would govern land relations. they--we helped them with that, and they passed that national land policy, and then they moved on to developing a law that would implement that policy, and with rd

state agencies must be a part of the solution to get more management done on the ground with our federal forests. wyoming state forestry has increased's dna program successfully, and sold 11 million board feet of federal timber in our 2022 fiscal year. however, jeanne can be more than assisting federal partners with timber sales. gma can provide flexibility to flew our state contracting systems to complete a wide variety of projects for our federal partners. in conclusion, thank you for the opportunity to appear before the committee today. while on fire response continues to be one of the most challenging problems our agency faces. this primary mission is further complicated by the persistent challenges with recruitment and retention of our wild land firefighters. the other side to the wildfire response problem is long term, as it relates to the health of our forest. we need to address how we continue to manage our forests are making strategic investments in them. we must continue to implement more active forest management on all ownership's. thank you. >> thank you. mr. johnson? >> than

the new state agency charged with reviewing utilities' wildfire plans and says pg&e customers are suffering more th other utilities juicing the same technology. >> it is exposed to reliability weaknesses in the system because it has a big impact on certain circuits. >> reporter: one reason is age. an independent monitor found much of pg&e's grid is running two decades longer than industry average. more than half of the substations are running past their life spans. another is back logged maintenance. critics say customers should not suffer from pg&e's neglect. >> you have a situation where community members are paying directly and indirectly to alleviate pg&e of their liability for a system that has not been properly maintained. >> reporter: sonoma clean power is an alternative energy provider for the north bay. he says fast trip is especially hard on disabled customers. >> all of a sudden they lose power. they can't evacuate because they can't drive themselves. they can't call for help. they can't charge their medical equipment. they are terrified. >> reporter: pg&e says it is focusing on

. >> reporter: this latest briefing contentious as local and state agencies struggle to provide a time line for alerts or even who was calling the shots. >> i'm not sure who was in charge. i think herman andaya was still in charge. he just wasn't present. >> reporter: this week, west maui bracing for a fire weather watch with conditions so dry and windy, they already produced a fire just days ago. >> lahaina is burning. oh, lord help us. >> reporter: kimo clark recorded the flames from a rooftop as he responded twice to fires that day with his personal water tanker and team. >> describe the heroism from sort of every aspect of what was going on >> i seen neighbors grabbing their garden hoses and putting out their neighbors' houses i've seen people in the fire grab an elderly person or a child. >> reporter: the president today pledging 95 million to harden hawaii's electric grid. >> to make sure electricity can continue to reach homes, hospitals, water stations even during intense storms. >> reporter: as maui looks to strengthen its safety protocols, its spirit remains strong >> the spe

they have to be. >> 50 state agencies plus a federal agency plus -- >> that is why the national historicservation officer, the umbrella organization is a member and why every state and every territory, by the way, territories have this as well. they must be involved in the process.s. they know their states resources better than anyone. they are vitally important in this section 106 process we've been talking about. >> remind us section 106 is. >> a part of the national historic preservation act of 1966. it is the regulatory section of that statute and its requirement , just a paragraph in summary to require, it requires federal agencies take into account the effect of their undertaking on historic o properties defined as properties on or eligible for the national register of places and that they afford the advisory council a reasonable opportunity to comment. been clarified in the regulations 106. >> given what we know about lady bird johnson's proclivities, was she supportive of the national historic preservation. >> absolutely. >> was she active in promoting it? >> absolutely. signed i

specialized committee on the basis of a special executive body of the central executive body of the e-e state agencyissues freedom of speech of those of national minorities on the basis of the ministry of culture and so on on the basis of the government and one of the demands of euroco and on the inclusiveness of these discussions and openness to national communities will always be fulfilled eh, and the state program eh for the development of national communities is also currently being discussed unity in diversity and it will also be discussed in an absolutely inclusive manner and the voices and ideas of all, without excluding the representatives of the national communities of ukraine, they will be heard, that is why i would ask from the group of authors and i know that this is the position of the committee after all, give us the opportunity to go to the second reading so that we may try to discuss some of the thoughts that are heard and come up with a high-quality text that, in particular, will more fully reflect what we would like to see in it with you, so please support in the first reading and

the order directs state agencies to use narrow definitions of the words female and male to correspondon's sex assigned at birth. it also includes definitions for man, boy, woman, father, and mother. schools are being directed to provide dedicated restrooms and locker rooms for boys and girls. >>> newjersey.com reports on the death of pioneering public official lieutenant sheila oliver. the first black woman to be elected to statewide office in new jersey died after a sudden illness. her cause of death was not released. the office of governor phil murphy said oliver was hospitalized monday. she was serving as acting governor while murphy was on vacation in italy. sheila oliver was 71. >>> and "usa today" says the family of henrietta lacks settled a lawsuit over the unapproved use of her cells to advance medical research. the settlement with biotech firm thermofisher was announced yesterday on what would have been lacks' 103rd birthday. her cells were taken without her knowledge as she was a cancer patient at johns hopkins hospital in 1951. the cells were later used to research -- in re

so you have 50 state agencies plus the federal agency. >> that is why the national nationalconferencef the statec preservation officers are a member of the advisory counseling and why every state integrate territory by the way have the historic preservation officers as well. they must be involved in the process and they know the state resources better than anyone and they are vitally important in this section 106 process. >> and again remind us 106. >> 106 as ana part of the natiol historic preservation act of 1966. it's the regulatory section of the statute and it has its requirement in summary to require federal agencies taken toki affect the historic propery is defined as properties on were eligible for the historic places and that of the afford of the advisory council on the historic preservation a reasonable opportunity. it's been clarified in the code of federal regulations. >> given what we know about lady bird johnson's proclivities, was she supportive of the national preservation act? >> she was active in promoting it. >> absolutely as we know. it was signed into law in 66 it

they're required to be. >> so you have 50 state agencies, plus the federal agency, plus citizens? >> and that's why the national conference of state historic preservation offices, the umbrella organization is a member of the advisory council and why the-- every state and every territory, by the way, territories have historic preservation officers as well, they must be involved in the process and they know their resource-- their state's resources better than anyone and they are vital, vitally important in this section 106 progress process that we've been talking about. >> 106 is? >> a part of the national preservation act of 1966. it is the regulatory section of that statute and it has its requirement, just a paragraph, to in summary, to require that -- requires that federal agencies take into account the undertaking on historic properties, defined as properties on or eligible for the national register of historic places and that they afford the advisory council in historic preservation, a reasonable opportunity to comment. >> it has been clarified by regs and the code of federal re

. >> they say they are coordinating with multiple state agencies. >> it's amazing that we're talking about this even though it might not hit the bay area. san diego and l.a., we have friends and family there. >> to add on to what she mentioned, our chances are low right now. the worst is southern california and to the east of us. we're watching this crucial setup off the coastline. because of where that's set up, it's kind of buffering us and keeping it to the south. if that was to set up more to the west, it could open the door to some much heavier rainfall. >> and we find out in real time as this unravels. >> and what i can tell you now, all the forecast models have everything continuing to set up where it is. the worst is in southern california. we'll be all over it right into the weekend. we'll start off with it, a quick look here at what we're dealing with on this storm system. in case this is the first time you're tuning in, the focus is saturday night. we're dealing with tropical storm conditions to remnants of hill try, a high flood threat here in the southern california moun

. >> reporter: caroline jacobs heads the office of energy infrastructure safety, the new state agencyfire plans. she says pg&e customers are suffering more than other utilities, using the same technology. >> it is exposed, the reliability weaknesses in their system because it's having a reliability impact on circuits. >> reporter: one reason is age. an independent monitor found much of 3 g and e's grid is running two decades longer than average. another is backlogged maintenance. but critics say customers should not suffer from pg&e's neglect. >> you have a situation where community members are paying directly and indirectly to alleviate pg&e of their liability for a system that hasn't been properly maintained. >> reporter: neil reardon is with sonoma clear power, an alternative for the north bay. he says fast trip is hard on disabled customers. >> all of a sudden, they lose power. they can't evacuate because they can't drive themselves. they can't call for help or charge their medical equipment. and they're terrified. >> reporter: pg&e says, it's focusing on limiting the size of fast

the oakland a's also sued the state agency that oversees the plant when they were pursuing a new ballpark at howard terminal, claiming at least five hazardous waste fires since 2018. in fact, a's president dave kaval weighed in, tweeting, there are 25,000 people who live within a mile now. these fires should not be tolerated. probably no surprise, but that did not go over well with a lot of a's fans. one tweeted, you picked a weird time to pretend to care about the citizens of oakland. you did not seem to care when you walked away from the negotiating table and bought land in vegas. before the a's, las vegas leeward the raiders away from oakland. now the preseason is kicking off a bay area rivalry as the team takes on the 49ers in their new home. our own juliette goodrich got the gut assignment, flying to vegas, having a good time and bringing us coverage leading up to the game. you got there yesterday and i know you well! i was not surprised to learn that you have already been all over the map! >> reporter: i have to be honest with you, sara, i thought i was coming into enemy territory!

bradford says he ideally would like to see the new state agency up and running before he's termed outlegislature in 2024. and as for the governor, well, he says in principle, he supports reparations but needs more time to review the task force recommendations before he makes a formal policy stance. reporting from the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> group of lawmakers claims meta is allowing the sale of recalled baby products on its platforms such as facebook marketplace. the 4 members of congress wrote a letter to mark zuckerberg stating the company does not do enough to prevent recalled products from being sold. the group says meta has not responded to thousands of federal requests to take down listings about such items products referenced in the letter include fisher-price's rock n play sleepers and the poppy companies newborn loungers. mateo county officials are warning beachgoers after a kayaker had a close encounter with a shark. they say that shark was aggressive. it happened yesterday at pebble beach, which is part of being hollow state beach, not the golf course.

but this is a russian state agency, they work for the russian state. so you cannot necessarily assume that everything that they say is true. on the other hand, we also do have several wagner links, telegram channels, though not his press service or anything like that, saying that they believe that he has died. but then several others are saying please don't publish any unverified information. please be careful. so there are still questions. it does seem if you look at these images that there were no survivors here and obviously russians are saying his name was on the manifest. this morning as we get the images in the light of day, it is important to look at this and see where the wreckage has fallen. state media saying there was a 2 plus kilometer radius and we're hearing eyewitness statements as well. take a listen. i don't think that we have that. but we did hear from eyewitnesses about hearing a bang in the sky and then a plume of smoke. not necessarily this particular witness said about consistent with an explosion that you might hear on the ground

wartime conditions and here's more one number is important, $2 million was allocated by the united states agency international development to increase the personnel potential of the business, this should contribute to the rapid retraining and employment of new employees in various sectors of the economy. so, within the framework of this initiative, the usa is expected to provide about 20 grants in the amount of $35,000 to $150,000. small and medium -sized enterprises, various business associations, associations, non-governmental organizations can apply. the initiative will be confirmed by the us development agency in the unified state electronic system of construction , the manufacturer's electronic office has appeared, it allows to make a declaration of indicators of construction products, entrepreneurs can independently declare the type of product, are they windows or doors, fittings, and also declare the characteristics, the size, the formulas, the configuration . this is how the business confirms the poverty of its products in the manufacturer’s office. yumani and webmani established that in

last month, governor dewine said it is not a state agency. exempting them going forward. >> every single meeting is up in the public internet. they are accountable and anybody can find how the decision is being made. if it's a public entity, you could have candidly he future legislature that decides who we are going to spend it on something else. the board is missing two crucial perspectives. larry kidd is chair of. >> we do our best to make sure the voices heard. >> several members of the board have been personally impacted. >> whether they have come through recovery issues. it is not an issue people want to make public. i have had issues with my own family. that's one of the reasons i'm so passionate about the cause. >> some on the front lines have felt left out of the process. >> people who use drugs are not in treated at all. >> if you don't supply people with clean supplies and fentanyl testing strips, they die and if they die, they never get to be a productive citizen. >> i have to live every day just trying to figure how to go on witho

yes, we have a state agency that deals with issues of freedom of speech and ethnic issues.e brought an expert opinion that in the 23rd year completely supported the conclusion of the expert opinion that was conducted back in january 19 of the year regarding the fact that the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate is a part of the rpc. unfortunately, nothing has changed after all those loud statements of theirs in the cathedrals and the like, and therefore the question is the first implementation of those decisions and laws that are so desired to remind that in the 18th year, a law was passed that obliged the moscow church or to honestly tell people that it is a moscow church , accordingly, people should have reacted by walking, not walking, etc. you can't have any cases yes last year the constitution said that this court that this law is constitutional this year the court of appeals said that this law is absolutely such that it corresponds to the constitution and other legislation, so we just have to comply and that's why it would be very i would like to see,

crime prevention department of the prosecutor general's office, yuriy bilousov, told the russian state agency, and with reference to own sources, it was reported that russian forces allegedly struck the place of gathering of armed specialists forces of ukraine on combat drones that met allegedly under the guise of a festival of angry birds . meanwhile, the general prosecutor's office of ukraine has launched two investigations into chernihiv, first of all, the people who made the decision regarding the strike and those who directly carried it out are being identified, and secondly , all the circumstances and conditions related to the organization of the drones exhibition are being studied. oleksandr lomako , the acting mayor of chernihiv, joined our morning stream, oleksandr nashe condolences, today is the third day of mourning in the city. can you tell me what the state of the bridge is now, what the situation is, and what is the final number of people killed and wounded, uh, today is really the third day of mourning in chernihiv, because this is the great beatle of our city for the citizens,

this video from the russian state agency tass showing henichesk bridge on fire.arby was also damaged and one person has been killed. ukraine previously struck the same bridge in chonhar, one of a handful of links between the peninsula and mainland ukraine, injune. andrew malkinson — a victim of one of the uk's worst miscarriages ofjustice — has welcomed a decision to scrap rules which require people wrongfully convicted to pay costs towards their time in prison from any compensation they receive. mr malkinson — who served 17 years injailfor a rape he didn't commit — said the rules amounted to asking people to "hand over cash for their own torture". sarah campbell has the story. as if being wrongfully imprisoned wasn't bad enough. andrew malkinson could have ended up being docked compensation money to pay for the cause of his food and accommodation while injail. i thought, to pay these people for doing what doing to me is the most sickening, abhorrent, repugnant thing i could imagine. the guilty don't pay, why should the innocent? that is ridiculous. there has bee

ukraine full-scale russian invasion half of tourists chose the sea coast reported on its website the state agency from development of tourism and now it is forbidden to be on the beaches , how do business owners survive in such conditions, where instead ukrainians rest what losses daria knows everything about taxes from tourism. another one is serhiyivka in the village. there are several dozen boarding houses and children's camps, but now only a few of them are working, not on camera . years in her own catering establishment, she says it was a dream to open it. but now, due to the lack of vacationers, the woman plans to close if the season ends . just like now, i think that i will close it in the fall because i just didn’t train hard. it is very difficult crimea, there are no resorts in odesa, i also decided to check that i am guarding eight closed recreation centers, in particular, to open my own this year, as last year , very few people were able to open, so it is not profitable to open . i need something right to live already, i am fed when it was a season here, the flowers are sick, beautiful

even nature, or rather cormorants, are not on our side i know, natalya, after all, the russian state agencyhis information in full, seriously, tubers, biological laboratories, birds that were on our side, now the cormorants that have become collaborators have become namely. the fact is that only a russian can collect a collaborator from a cormorant, and our cormorants work for our and if they warn the enemy, then they simply do not understand the information parish, what is the situation in kinburg russia now, in fact, the situation there remains stable because it is a kind of appendix to today, which is occupied by the troops, but since before the troops themselves, the russian occupation commanders have no business, they do not reach their hands , because it is very hot in the kherson region, in zaporizhzhia, and that is why the units that are directed to the kinburn spit consider themselves to be from the russians, they consider themselves forgotten because this for them, a one-way ticket after leaving there actually turns back - they have no chance to return from the position because th

himself, in addition, the information is available to spouses and heirs by a cadastral engineer in a state agency bailiff , the owner of neighboring land plots and mortgagees. and if you are just a buyer or tenant, there are several ways to get access to information. obvious to ask for an extract from the seller, if the transaction is made without intermediaries only with a notary public in the interests of the seller to provide the buyer with full information the second way is to ask the seller to disclose data to everyone. has the right to submit such an application. this method is suitable for apartment owners who put them up for sale through several realtors, who in turn offer them to dozens of clients, the third way is to request a full extract from a notary, for this you will need to provide a preliminary a contract of sale, a will, a court decision or another that confirms the legitimacy of your interest. an extract from the usrn is the main document that confirms that a building, a house, a place, or a piece of land have passed the cadastral registration, and the rights to them have been

this video from the russian state agency tass shows henichesk bridge on fire.ine nearby was also damaged and one person has been killed. ukraine previously struck the same bridge in chonhar, one of a handful of links between the peninsula and mainland ukraine, injune. here in the uk — the government's policy of housing asylum seekers who come to the country on small boats is moving forward. the first asylum seekers are expected to go on to the bibby stockholm barge tomorrow — after a series of delays amid safety concerns. immigration minister robertjenrick said around 50 people will go to the vessel in the coming days — the barge is docked in portland port in dorset. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, has the story. floating accommodation for migrants seeking asylum in the uk. the bibby stockholm barge has been moored at portland in dorset for nearly three weeks, but stands empty. safety concerns have delayed getting people on board, but it's now expected the first 50 or so men to be housed on the barge will move in very soon. we expect it to be in th

the risksharing happens between the state housing finance agencies and fha. it's supported by the financing bank inside of treasury. we think there is a model that can be created and that's what we are pushing to get the funding and authorization to do from congress so we can play a critical role in a permanent program in the future. it doesn't mean thefsb program goes away but it means we can scale because fsb is limited to i think 19 states and maybe a few more. it's hard as a state if you think about it to make a commitment to a program like that and invest in operationalizing that when it's temporary and it may go away again as measures change. i think that's unfair to ask states to do that and i think if we had a permanent solution and they can build their systems and infrastructure to support that, that would be a win win and it's a great way to spur and support these great affordable housing developments that are happening on the multifamily sound -- side we need to see in our supply picture. >> we definitely need more affordable multifamily housing, a

it bard state agencies from considering the impact of greenhouse gases and it repealed policy which narrowed the scope of lawsuits. steve fitzpatrick points out that montana uses renewable energy and argues further changes will have no bearing on, change. >> does not mean many to take steps that will cost people jobs. we are one million people. i think there is little i will have an impact. >> the plaintiffs are being represented by an origami based environmental law that has tried to bring similar cases in every state and against the federal government. montana is being represented by an attorney general. in a statement to the newshour, they said the actives are being manipulated. they say they are exploding kids including a four-year-old and eight-year-old to shut down responsible energy development. >> last week, claire took the stand and testified how a shrinking snowpack impacted her job and how wildfire smoke made it hard for her to run. >> if there is something i can do to protect the landscape that allowed me to be a strong individual, that is most important thing. >> she hopes the j

united states agency for international development, we approached them, we showed our entire businessprocess , business project, they approved it, that is, they completely, very detailed, they generally approach and study everything in a very professional, detailed manner, i.e. if we showed them some business model that is dead or has no right to exist, they would not give us a single penny, this freezer is aimed at 3 tons of products, freezes about 3 tons in 12 hours , america that the agency purchased refrigeration equipment for a fish farm for about one million uah 300,000, the equipment was selected by qualified organizations and additionally checked by specialists from the american company, so we have obligations to them to show in the future that we will grow, we will preserve fish, and we have capacity here , we have contractual relations with them, that is, they continue to follow us, let's say, monitor us, and we are happy to cooperate with them and hope that in the future we together with them, we will implement more than one project, and we hope that they will help us in th

this video from the russian state agency tass shows henichesk bridge on fire. gas pipeline nearby was also damaged and one person has been killed. ukraine previously struck the same bridge in chonhar, one of a handful of links between the peninsula and mainland ukraine, injune. we'rejoined now by dr stephen hall, international relations expert and lecturer in russian, and post—soviet politics at the university of bath. thank you for talking to us. let's start off with those talks in saudi arabia. it wasn't expected that they would find a resolution, obviously, but how much progress have they made? ~ ~ .,, i. made? well, i think as you said, there wasn't _ made? well, i think as you said, there wasn't expected _ made? well, i think as you said, there wasn't expected that - made? well, i think as you said, there wasn't expected that they | there wasn't expected that they would find a resolution and it is very much the beginnings, as it were. we had the original talks in copenhagen, they then moved tojedi and they have brought in more countries, 30 countries as fa

we'll be working closely with the private sector with fema, with the county have with the other state agencies to try and address those dates. a lot of this is still up in the air, we're just now getting access to some of the fires ons. i'm hoping that we'll be able to be a little more more definitive about this tomorrow and briefly then what can be done to mitigate something like this happening again in the future, or is it just inevitable? well, i think that this has been an eye opener for a lot of people in hawaii because i lived in california before i moved. oh i, and this is the kind of a fire that people california have become accustomed to where they cut the mutation into a defensible perimeter around the property is where at times the electric company, pre emptive new shuts off the power. what a high wind storm is coming to reduce the chance of sparking a wildfire. i think we'll be looking at what has worked again more fire problem communities and seeing which one of those lessons are adaptable here at hawaii as we go far. okay, we need to add them, want try, i would appreciate your ti

were selected for their spots not sort of impersonally by the forces of capital but really by state agencies. this, this added timede where i described as shuffling the deck at the country's white man in terms of, i mean it, a real thing that happened, right? the consequence of the roosevelt years and you see in fairchild semiconductor which is a certain important company with, led by the state guys eighte recruited by this guy bill shockley from around the country and some of them even in europe, brilliant dudes. and they were selected for the response by a government bureaucracy that was interested in winning world war ii and knew that they had to find the best scientist in order to do that. and they were just the best scientists obviously are they would not i'll be right guys. they were the ones who fit this particular mold. answer these guys were not just smart. they were also really l well-liked. theyoo were like homecoming king type spirit i think a really example is david packard who in addition to being the founder of hewlett-packard and an advanced radio engineering student isaac 6'

unfriendly countries that have fallen out, the international rating agency fitch has lowered the long-term credit rating of the united stateshest three. yes, two, but this happened for the second time in all of american history. the agency explains that the reasons for the decline in credit of confidence in the united states were a record public debt and a steady deterioration in the country's governance in the biden administration. do not agree. there he assures that everything is fine with the american economy. it will be even better from new york, reports aleksey veselovsky, it lasted 3 months. also in may features put the highest credit rating. us triple under watch with a negative outlook. and so there were no changes for 3 months and the agency dropped the us credit score to double. hey, it's true with a plus, that is, the rating is still reliable, but this is a signal to the american government that the country's economy is not quite everything is in order, to be honest, in recent years we have seen a decrease in many key us indicators in 2007, the country's debt was only 60% against the budget. now it is already 113