witnessing here is the repeat, the re, the conduct of the governorship election and members of state assembly lexus. 20 governors are running in this election. i mean 28 states doing the elections for governors and thousands of candidates contesting for parliamentary seats at the state level. we're looking at $950.00 something seats across the $28.00 states in nigeria during ok. mental cross back to you later on. thank you so much. i decrease reporting from nigeria, the united kingdom's interior minister, and we're wanting to discuss a migration deal swell abraham. and we'll meet with the rwandan president parker don. a britain agreed to send tens of thousands of migrants to rhonda as part of a $146000000.00 deal last year. but no flights have taken off as opponents challenge the policy in the courts. the initiative is a major part of britons plans to detain, and the port asylum seekers arriving in small boats across the channel. right? police have confronted angry protest or as for a 2nd day in paris, there are violent demonstrations on friday, outside parliament against pension reform. on t

the state level, we're looking at $950.00 something seats at the state level in the various state assemblies. why these people are expected to go and represent their local communities in parliament state parliament. now, what is happening right now here in this center, this center kicked us for more than 36 calling units. and what you see right behind me is a process of distributing voting material to the various units here in quiet and the opening of the pooling units. or opening of watching itself is just less than 25 minutes away. and already people are queued up waiting for these officials to start the process of a credit in them, as well as given them the bulk paper so that they can cast their ballots. let's move now to some of the falling units that are, are sort of organized here by the electoral officials. what you see here is one of the boxes for governor. this particular one is monk for governor and the other one is. busy for representatives of the state level, these officials are the ones who are going to credit the voters. this is one of the machines that was in contention during

new state assembly will also be elected. the vote was delayed by a week. the electoral commission said it needed time to reconfigure electronic voting machines following a disputed presidential election in february. i the reese is joining us from tanya with an update. so from what you're seeing in cano, how much appetite is there for the selection? the what basically you can see it's a, it's can y'all, yeah, this is center that has falling units. thousands of people tried to cast the apollo everything was supposed to have run smoothly. but the officious, having a difficult time organizing voters into line, having to the guidelines and just to follow, to move away from here to do their work. now basically, there are more in this outside this department, this of this primary school which acts as a center for thousands and thousands of voters. so we expect this run on a very long time. we spoke to the commissioner in the day and he was telling us they'd gone, expect to it's 10 year old time, belonged to the local time to thought to be able to come time. but f

coming up next -- we will talk with state assembly man matt haney about his bill to expand prote kristen: tens of thousands of bay area tech workers being laid off is grabbing the headlines, but it is even harder for contract workers who don't have the same protections as state employees under state law. but that may be changing. joining me as state assembly man matt haney from san francisco to discuss the updates to update an important law. thank you for your time. what are the key rights that employees have that contract workers don't have? >> the main one is notice. if you are an employee of one of these large companies and you and hundreds of your fellow colleagues are dismissed for nothing that you've done wrong, there is an important principle in law which has been there for over 30 years which is you get a little bit of time to transition. you have to be given a few months of notice and not just old to things and leave -- told to take your things and leave by the end of the week. that was put in place for things like plant closings. it did not protect the world we live in now whic

warrants against him have been dropped. voting has ended in nigeria elections for governor and state assemblies. the delayed vote comes weeks after a disputed presidential election results from the 28 states are expected by monday . turkeys foreign minister says his country looks forward to normalizing relations with egypt. metal of charles shaw lewis visit to cairo is the 1st by senior turkish delegation. in more than a decade, as serbian president alexander of which an kosovo prime minister, albin corte are in north macedonia for another round of talks to normalize relations, the eu has proposed to plan to end one of europe longest disputes. houses here as maya bush epsco has more from or it north met north macedonia you is expecting the serbia and coast. we'll accept the proposal for the normalization of their relation and to start things, lamentation as soon as possible. last month. president of serbia, alexander church, and course i was prime minister. i'll be 40, met in brussels to discuss your proposal after this meeting you for in the future. you have said that the leader agreed that no

new state assembly is will also be elected. the vote was delayed by a week. the electoral commission said that it needed time to reconfigure electronic electronic voting machines, following a disputed presidential election in february, as it is joining us, not from condo. so what do you witnessing where you are? how is the voting going hoarding at this particular polling santa is going on very well. the numbers are very impressive since pose open around 830 local time around 730 gmc. and if i step out of frame, now you see the crowd and it's only 2 hours before pulling close at this particular horning center. but the numbers we see. yeah, continue to rise and people are telling us that we are going to see this up to the time voting close at 130, g m t. but this is not the same sentiments shed by another pulling center we visited earlier today in the shop. i'm going to market that the numbers are not even have as what we see here. so but officials are confident that the numbers will pick up in those areas simply because this election means a lot to people here

new states assemblies will also be elected. another vote was delayed by week the electoral commission that it needs a time to reconfigure electronic voting machines. following a disputed presidential election in february and the address is joining us now live from carla and emma. you've been monitoring the election process throughout the day . so different type of election really isn't it to the what we saw just a few weeks ago. how's it going well, so far it has gone on very well. the voting has ended officially some 40 minutes ago, but in certain areas where we've seen a large town out of reuters, the process and a just few minutes ago, especially in this color center, which is populated, are almost to the brim. officially, voting has ended. the counting process was about to start when suddenly there was commotion and chaos here. it took the intervention of the security forces to clear the area. let me show you exactly what happened. this area was populated by hundreds of voters, party supporters and secure to agents. so when

were taking them to the provincial trips to explain that, therefore, if the government and the state assembly make promises, they should be able to implement them in accordance with this. this emphasis was that they always emphasized the events between the themes. the resolution is approved may it have the ability, now there are approvals in 17 provinces that have not yet been implemented, isfahan, north khorasan, khuzestan, fars , qazvin, qom, kurdistan, kerman, kermanshah, kohgiluyeh, and boyer ahmad, yazd, the ministry of health related to mashhad and tehran, the trip to southern sistan and baluchistan, hormozgan, bushehr, and khuzestan . it has been announced that you have sent it. you have been kind to the elders of the kurdistan parliament. we had a good plan with the organization alhamdulillah, koma is progressing well, and dear sirs, we expect a sufficient bond this year, which was in parsa note 19. this year, the enforcement of the word has not been increased. the travel approvals are the two cases that have been stated. there are two cases that do not use the credits, i.e. 510,000 3

. >> and a live look at the state house where a state assembly just passed a bill to hold big oil companiesor gas prices. >> sean explains how it it works. >> no one has been able to answer what's going on at the pump. >> there just seems to be no aim in site. >> aaa reports that the price for gas is $3.43. and in california, they're paying a $1.39 more. >> the gas prices are going up. i don't know, just for profit. >> we had to take action. following staggering high prices in 2022, the governor vowed to hold big oil companies accountable. state companies vowed to hold a watch dog in the state and california commission. what would this do exactly? it would allow them to collect more oil from the company while imposing a penalty for price gouging. >> it provides new transparency for the agency that has been operating in secret for too long. >> while the governor is expected to sign a deproc deproclamation, procl proclamation, don't expect to not pay more. >> this has been going on for a while now. it's not going to change in a c couple of weeks. it should take longer. >> gas investigation is

scattered violence and voter intimidation, africa most populous nation, is electing more than $900.00 state assembly lawmakers and 28 state governors. a tight race is expected in lagos, which is the home stay of the president elect bullet to nibble final results a jew. and by monday, amyris reports now from connor in northern nigeria. oh is voting comes to a close at this pooling station in coddle? applying to scuttle the election is certain motion. the police quickly stepped in to restore order at another pulling center. an attempt to disrupt voting was quickly brought under control. for many voters, this election for state governors in assemblies is more important than that for the prospect se dave level of government that is, closes to the people. and it is also important because a separate eventual system of government in which a good deal of powers lay on the office of the executive violence and intimidation, have been reported elsewhere in the country. but the use of electronic voting machines let to less destruction than in the elections in february. then i brought a commissioned sales. quoti

and voting has ended in nigeria elections for governor and state assemblies. the delayed vote comes weeks after a disputed presidential election results from the 28 states are expected by monday . people in malawi, continued to search for loved ones, buried under mud as the death toll from cyclone freddy jumps to more than 430 tens of thousands have been forced from their homes by flooding. survivors are short of food and aid has been slow to reach many areas blocked by lance lights. for me, the miller has more from a conga, it's far from over and the rescue services are continuing. here in macon guy. it's just off land. oh, it's quite a distance from the mainland. there's a river between my congo and the mainland, and that has been entirely flooded. the water coming up into what was a village. and i'm just going to step out of shot to give you a better idea of what it looks like here. the water wasn't this close to where people were living and you see people sitting on local canoes waiting to be rescued by the police services. the canoes would normally transpo

alright we appreciate the conversation, state assembly member chris ward from san diego.hanks for coming on. thank you, alex. well, a group of women is coming together in sacramento to build homes as part of the habitat for humanity . women build program as leticia ordaz reports these women are only building their future homes but lost long lasting friendships as well. put a nail here. women painted, then learned how to use a nail gun. to get their new homes ready on ladan drive in south sacramento with the help of habitat for humanity, they're working hard to have a fresh start. a future habitat homeowner putting in her sweat equity hours, she says, this program is a game changer. you know, i had a ref upbringing with my family, you know we had experienced homelessness sooner young and i have my own kids now and i don't want them never, you know, go through that and we try to do whatever we can to better their lives is children and not have to worry about the things that i worried about growing up there. single mom, monique lujan said she's learning that if she can build

a voting as ended in nigeria elections for governor and state assemblies. the delayed vote comes weeks after a disputed presidential election. results from the 28 states are expected by monday . people in malawi are continuing to search for loved ones buried under mud. as the death toll from cyclone freddie exceeds 430 tens of thousands have been forced from their homes by flooding. survivors are short of food and aid has been slow to reach many areas blocked by landslides, turkey and egypt say they will normalize diplomatic relations. turkey is foreign minister is in cairo where he's been meeting his egyptian counterparts. it's the 1st official visit by our senior turkish delegation in more than a decade. a deal allowing the export of ukrainian grain from black c ports has been extended. ukraine was seeking an extension of 4 months, but russia has only agreed to 60 days. ukraine is one of the world's largest suppliers of sunflower oil, wheat, and grain. a former us president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday. trump cited what he called

brought into a wage. nigerians of return to the polls to elect new governors in $28.00 states, new states assemblies will also be elected. the vote was delayed by a week now the electoral commission that it needed time to reconfigure the electronic voting machines. following a disputed presidential election in may, will always continue to search for levels buried under bud as the death toll from psycho and by the jumps to more than $430.00 tens of thousands of being false from the homes by flooding survivors, the shortest food and aid has been slow to reach many areas blocked by the land slides. international criminal court in the hague was issued on arrest warrant for the russian president vladimir putin. i see said it's in connection with the forcible deportation of ukrainian children. the kremlin, called the move outragious, serbian present, alexander the church, and cause of an prime minister. albin curtis in north macedonia, for another round of talks to normalize relations. the proposed plan to end one of europe's longest disputes. but as president said that he'll not sign it. they've also bee

because governors and members of state assemblies make laws that impact more on the individual living in a state or local council. what happened has a larger implication to governors at the grassroots, and apart from that, the governor school elective today will be elected today will have not only been placed in the states, but also at the national level. remember, governors have enormous powers, not only in the states, but in deciding who becomes a presidential candidate in tons for political party in a presidential election or contest. simply because they control the vote at the local level at the what level at the local government level. and even at this number, what they say goes at the national convention was candidates a flag better. so political parties are being electric. and apart from that, when they help and large number of people and large population in the states, definitely they have low, the voice. i why the impacts and more employees at the national level including what happens in their own state. so this vote in particular is being seen as local local voters as very i

the state assembly budget hearing in sacramento to get this guarantee, though, community college students would have to complete a new set of general education courses and meet a minimum gpa. the plan is to simplify transferring from a community college students, campus of choice is not guaranteed. if they do not get the school they want in the uc system, they will be offered a spot at either. uc santa cruz or said or riverside. >> in developing news, the berkeley unified school district could become the first in the country to offer reparations for students with enslaved ancestors, this ideas and very early stages. but a task force is being put together to determine how the plan would work and how it would be paid for. the task force is expected to write up recommendations by next january. it is not clear yet how much money students might get. california's reparations task force launching another round of today. public hearings today and reported. karma dickerson explains how this meeting in particular came with a lot of attention ank scrutiny. >> even more eyes on california's reparatio

state assembly member matt haney introduced a bill to make converting those offices into apartments a lot easier. the bill would also provide funding to help make it happen. >> when our downtowns empty out, this has a lot of effects on our economy, on the entire state, and the opportunity that we have to build housing is one that is incredibly urgent. these types of projects are complicated because they take investment in changing a building that was built for cubicles to one that was built for people to live in, and that can be very expensive. and so in order for it to actually happen, we have to make it easy, cheap, and fast. >> easy, cheap, and fast. okay. so what would it actually take to turn offices into housing? it turns out an architecture and design firm in san francisco looked into it. it's called gentzler. it looked at 36 different buildings in san francisco's financial district. it identified 12 buildings that could, in theory, be turned into housing. they'd all create about 2,700 new homes in total. one of the best candidates they found is this building that you see here,

scattered violence and voter intimidation. africa's most populous nation is electing more than 900 state assembly lawmakers and 28 state governors. final results are expected by monday. vote was delayed by a week as the electoral commission said it needed time to reconfigure electronic voting machines off. last month's disputed presidential election, a tight race is expected in lay goss, i'm say, of the president elect a bullet to new booth, which was won by his rival pita of the. i'm a dangerous brings us more now from cono in northern nigeria. the board has been largely successful and people in many parts of cano state and many parts of the 28 states of nigeria, why voting took place? remember, there are 36 states, and 8 of them are not holding the governorship elections today because of court decisions. or court rulings that's going to be on the off season for now. now basically the elections, according to officials, from most part of the country that we've called, or been in contact with, say the election went on peacefully. however, there are isolated incidents even here at the polling stati

new states assemblies will also be elected by the vote was delayed by a week. the electoral commission said it needed time to reconfigure electronic voting machines following a disputed presidential election in february. nobody will join us now from kado. i am at the very long day for election officials, but a very significant election for the public the, basically these elections are significant costs because it's the representatives to be chosen today represent communities and they're much, much closer to the waters than the last election, which is the presidential and national parliamentary election. secondly, because the implication of what happened today, we have a get voted, especially in the state which has the 2nd largest number of all just across the country. we know most powers not only in the state, but because eventually when the next president is going to be elective or decisions are going to be met at the federal level, tunnel will have a very, very loud voice in that's the implication. and that's why you see behind me, thousands of people i gathe

the new state assemblies will also be elected. the vote was delayed by a week the electoral commission that it needed time to reconfigure electronic voting machines. following a disputed presidential election in february, i was addressed join us now lie from connie, a significant election after a lot of anticipation and worry about the presidential election late last year earlier this year. sorry. exactly. so hell, there were concerns about how this whole process. there was one week delays from last week and up to this month after, after this we did. the electoral commission says a want to be additional one week for us to fix the pictures and glitches in the last, the presidential and national parliamentary elections. now i'm sure the night years that those glitches have been largely fixed and so they expect a seamless, a smooth and seamless process today. they're not supposed to end in about 15 minutes from now. but because of the large cut out of people in this particular station, so you will see that there is a lot of enthusias

university of management worked in various banks and large companies in 2013 was elected to the state assemblybashkortostan from the united russia party in 2019 was the vice-governor of the kurgan region kuznetsov graduated from the fourth stream of the school of governors personnel training program managerial reserve of the civil service in june 22 , by decree of the head of the lc, he was appointed first deputy chairman of the government of the people's republic, now headed the chukotka autonomous okrug. economic news alexander paper and the swiss bank crisis lost a quarter of their price. tell us what it is connected with tatyana of the expert sees the problem in the flow of deposits and the high rates of the federal reserve, for the time being i will start with other news. russia's investment in american state books in january decreased by more than 9 times to $60-7 million, the largest holder. japan has more than a trillion left, let me remind you. our country began to sharply reduce investments in the us public debt in the spring of 2018, when they exceeded $95 billion. the family group

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determined to get what they think they deserve, and that is a full moon resolution passed in the state assembly meeting that demand for financial assistance until then they say they will stay here active ground to keep the pressure on your own. it has been a difficult protest for them. they have come from the city of gnostic. they've walked about 100 kilometers. as you can see, it's quite hot. they say that feed have bliss. does i'm big box over here. you know, all these cars that you can see around me belong to these farmers may have this applies. they've been seeing them cooking. they don't have too many facilities they've sort of carried with them. straw matt. so the sleeping over here on the ground, they don't know of on to when they're going to be here, but they've told us that they are determined to stay till that resolution is passed . there is an, a b assembly is on. so they are hoping to get some good news as soon as possible. now, you know, marcia is does the largest producer off onions and prices crash to such to do an all time low in the sense formless, say they were getting barely

called for his supporters to protests. boating is underway and niger areas, governorship and state assembly races. the delayed vote comes weeks after a disputed presidential election, ruling party have regained seat last in important areas. people are below, we are continuing to search for loved ones buried under mud as the death toll from cycling but exceeds 430 tens of thousands of being false from their homes by the flooding. survivors are short of food and food. aid has been slow to reach many areas, blogs by the land slides. the international criminal court in the hey, cause issued the rest warrant for the russian president vladimir putin. the i, c. c says it's in connection with the forcible deportation of ukrainian children. the kremlin, called the move outragious. a great deal between russia and ukraine has been extended for the 4 months. moscow had previously said, it only wanted a 60 day extension. ukraine is one of the world's largest supplies of sunflower, oil, wheat, and grain to kia and egypt say that they will normalize diplomatic relations. turkey is foreign minister in kyra

david cosgrave from smc emergency services and state assembly member dianne pap and also participated in the meeting. pg and the regional vice president aaron johnson explained to customers how overwhelmed the power company has been since the start of the year. the peninsula has been hit hard with outages and many people suggested trees be trimmed and for power lines to be placed underground. i apologize to the community of east parallel toe for our performance in that. recent storms. and frankly, i am pretty comfortable apologizing to the entire county of san potato. pg and e says people can apply for $25 reimbursement towards their bill, and they're also asking people to do whatever they can to be prepared because there could be another possible outage because there's more rain to come. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news community of baharu in monterey county remains under an evacuation order. the monterey county sheriff's office says it is working with toxic material e water in hopes of lifting that order soon. the community foundation of monterey says it had already started a stor

boryspilka with the head of the district branch of the republican party for the 45th district of the state assemblynew york mr. pinkus, good evening, how much does he hear? glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. well, tell us the answer to such a question, or do we expect a show tomorrow ? i would like to speak russian. ukraine, i will speak with you only in ukrainian , well, tomorrow, by the way, the whole world is waiting, as if in america new elections will be recognized. well , trump, in his role, he really likes attention to him more than, for example it exists today, and here he is. well, not having such a full-fledged person, he announced that he could be arrested. they saw him on tuesday, when he voluntarily , i emphasize, decided to appear himself before the prosecutor of the southern state of new york, and here he is. if the basis is that he will be arrested, they are minimal, very minimal , and eh, i very much doubt that he will be arrested, but that’s not me, there are no injuries. today there is already a consolidation around the ego in the name of and his opponents in the middle of th

university of management worked in various banks and large companies in 2013 he was elected to the state assemblyted russia party in 2019 he was vice-governor of the kurgan region for two years management reserve of the civil service in june 22, by decree of the head of the lpr, he was appointed first deputy chairman of the government of the people's republic, now he headed the chukotka autonomous okrug. today , vladimir putin will take part in the annual congress of the russian union of industrialists and entrepreneurs , the kremlin press service reported the day before. now i will tell you all the details. so the head of state, apart from participation. in the congress itself , it will also hold a separate meeting with members, the bureau. rspe will eat it himself. this is the final event following the results of traditional forums the week of russian business this year is the main theme. meetings - this is import substitution , the development of russian industry in the context of sanctions, as well as technological sovereignty of the country, stimulation of investments, they will also talk ab

republicans have long argued that the proposal will lead to higher prices, but the bill cleared the state assemblyh only one democrat voting against it. the new law is set to go into effect june 26th. although the demand for gas has gone up because people are traveling more in the spring. triple a says gas prices have been holding steady. the average cost of a gallon of gas regular in california is now. 42 gas in the bay area's a bit more expensive. you'll pay for 96 on average in san francisco. 45 if you fill up in oakland in the north bay, guess about 4.92. and santa rosa for 76 in vallejo and fairfield guests in san jose is solid par with the state average. >> a state bill which is aimed at requiring homeless encampments to be at least 1000 feet away from schools, libraries and parks will not move for this year. supporters argue that it would have offered support to the homeless while ensuring that encampments stay far away from children. our approach to homelessness in california is clearly failing. and it's time that we tried something new. the members of the senate public safety committee di

subaru that reeks of weed and all the seatbelts are missing, and it's just like, "is voting for state assembly is also at the forefront. texas republicans are pushing a bill that would ban voting booths from every campus across the state. >> voting rights advocates are slamming at texas lawmakers' plan to remove polling places from college campuses. >> the young voters favored democrats by nearly a 30 point margin in the midterms, but the republican who's behind this proposal tells abc 13's breonna connor, it is not about that. >> republican state representative carrie isaac says it's a matter of school safety. >> i don't believe it's wise that we invite people onto our campuses that would not otherwise be there. >> texas southern university freshman jordan jones points out that public universities like tsu already have open campuses. >> our library that's literally right there is also public. anybody can go in there and use it. so i feel like there shouldn't be much of a difference whenever it comes to voting. >> kal: she has a good point. the library is already open to the public. although k

this will only go off to the government passes a resolution in the state assembly formerly agreeing to their demands. these include financial assistance like known waivers and compensation after onion prices crashed in the state of marashi in western india. now far most of come from the city of norfolk, that's about 100 kilometers from hill, and it's been a difficult journey. they've walked over here. it's taken them for days in this district heat over here. they don't have too many facilities, as you can see, the sitting on straw mats, it's where they're also sleeping at night and cooking their food, sad news or parcels. i love the lyla and this is off that march towards the city. the government didn't fulfill its promises during the fast to protest, so we don't trust the government. we cheated every time. i've been working for 6 days, hoping our demands will finally be met. and you have that this. onion prices have fierce political implications and have brought down documents in the past. it's a stable in indian cooking and affect the majority of the middle class. and nearly half of

next week to elect state governors. 28th seats will be decided along with hundreds of seats for state assembly members. but as a matter interest reports from gon bay, the governing party faces a tougher challenge. this time around. nigeria is recent presidential election has shaken up its governing party. although it won the vote, it has also lost a lot of ground to the opposition in battle ground states like carnal. and only say the losses could spread to the next round of election for some state governors. and these governors do not perform because they do not have a more de need of the people on behalf dice. papa, i want the upgrade, they are confused. now jealous governing party is in charge in the northern state of gumby. the governor acknowledges the setbacks of the presidential election, but says his party is unfazed by us top and open the ship. well, we'll comfortable and let's see what comes out of the governor seat that is coming up. i believe if you see to was soon when most it and at least meant 10. what they will have before was state governors and legislatures closer to voters of

this will only go off, the government passes a resolute in the state assembly, formerly agreeing to their demands. these include financial assistance like lawn waivers and compensation after onion prices crashed in the state of my russia. in western india now far most have gone from the city of nasa that's about 100 kilometers from here. and it's been a difficult journey. they've walked over here if taken them for days in this blistering heat. and over here, they don't have too many facilities. as you can see, they're sitting on straw, matt. it's where they're also sleeping at night and cooking their food. so these are parsons, are la la la la, and this is our 3rd march towards the city. the government didn't fulfill its promises during the fast to protest, so we don't trust the government. we cheated every time. i've been looking for 6 days, hoping our demands will finally be met and a half that this onion prices have fierce political implications and have brought down governments in the past. it's a staple and end in cooking and effects. a majority of the middle class and nearly half of

and jerry and states, the new state assembly is also election supposed have been delayed for a week by the chore commission due to reconfiguration of voting machines, which have been in the spotlight. the disputes following bullets new was victory in the presidential race. well let's cross live now to ma should is the communications lead election, the aga africa, an organization for the promotion of democratic governance and civil rights of very sorry. just sorry for the delay. the thanks for joining us. ma, shoot. now, 1st of all, i just like to get what, what do you expect from the upcoming elections to day? do you see a repeat or has there been a repeat of any of the trouble that mod the presidential elections a couple of weeks ago? ok, thank you. very much, oh, so basically what i've seen so far is the fact that there has been a bit of improvement in diplomacy of logistics. if you recall, i'm doing the presidential election only 41 percent of the unit had con accreditation. as at 9 30 am mail, while the official commencement time is actually it's etc. but from what he observes, so

people tease may be much higher than last. voting is underway and nigeria as governorship and state assembly races. the delayed vote times weeks after a disputed presidential election. the ruling party hopes to regain lost ground in key areas. global banking thoughts us suffered a new sell off despite big us lender supporting their smaller rival 1st republic bank us president joe biden has called on congress to impose tougher punishments on bank executives. the united kingdom's interior minister is and we're wanting to discuss a deal on migration swell abraham and we'll meet president poll. could call me or wander, agreed to receive tens of thousands of migrants from the u. k. as part of a $146000000.00 deal last year, police have confronted protestors for a 2nd day in paris. demonstrations against pension reforms became violence on friday, outside the parliament building. on thursday the government bypass parliament to push through a plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. the turkish president friendship taya burns on says he will now support finland, bid to join nato. the announce

domestic policy. officials will be chosen in $28.00 out of the $36.00 nigerian state with new state assembly is also election. the polls have been delayed for a week by the lights or commission due to the reconfiguration of voting machines, which i've been in the spotlights after voting disputes following bullet to new booth victory in the presidential race. we thought to governance experts besides more can you use those attentions arising in the country the whole lot of surprises and offerings from the presidential election to the format of the monitor on to the house of assembly elections that local government jones. i'm currently doing on to be from the news, situational rooms, who been visiting all day. it's all it's, it's almost gloomy because we see a legal stage hyper tension between citizens and security agents. we're also seeing defense across revise the common states and the boy you see it also insults nigeria, you know, having issues with the suppression of what the up off the citizens would not come out to be costing that because of the church of bobbins and down the react shows,

policies. officials that will be chosen in $28.00 out of the $36.00 nigerian states with new states assemblies also for election. the polls have been delayed for a week by the commission due to the configuration of voting machines, which have been in the spotlight as a voting dispute. following bullets lube was victory in the presidential break. let's go live now to governance experts resario more akin year. thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. besides, what do you expect from the coming governorship polls today? do you expect any surprises or is it going to go as normal? i mean, got a whole lot of surprises in the offing from the presidential election to the men of the group on it to the next on to the house of assembly elections. that's local partner, mentor, let jones. i'm currently going on to be from the news situation, rooms or been visited all day. it's all it's, it's almost gloomy because we see a legal hyper tension between citizens. busy and security agents, we're also seeing the same kind of cross rebuttal, common states and the boy you see it also insult nigeria, you kno

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the kremlin, called the move. outrages. voting is underway and nigeria as governorship and state assembly races. the delayed vote comes weeks after a disputed presidential election. the ruling party hopes to regain lost ground in key areas. the former pockets, signing prime minister mon con, has just arrived at a court in islamic to face corruption charges. meanwhile, police have entered his residence in the city of the hor, and they beat up his supporters. about $5000.00 extra police have been called to islamic, and parts of the capital have been field off. global banking stocks have suffered a fresh sell off despite big us lender supporting their smaller rival 1st republic bank. us president joe biden has called on congress and post tougher punishments on bank executives. the united kingdom interior minister isn't want to discuss a deal on migration. 12 bravo men will meet president polk gum. a rwanda agreed to receive tens of thousands of migrants from the u. k. as part of a $146000000.00 deal last year. the turk, as president jeff taper to one, says he will now support finland's base

brought into a wage. nigerians of return to the polls to elect new governors in $28.00 states, new states assemblies will also be elected. the vote was delayed by a week the electoral commissions that it needed time to reconfigure the electronic voting machines. following a disputed presidential election in february, will always continue to search full of wounds buried under mud as the death toll from flying clone funny jumps to more than $430.00 tons of thousands of being false from their homes by the flooding survivors short of food and aid has been slow to reach many areas blocked by land slides for me. the miller has more from the congo . it's far from over, and the rescue services are continuing. here in mac con guy, it's just of land, though. it's quite a distance from the mainland. there's a river between my conga and the mainland, and that has been entirely flooded the water coming up into what was a village. and i'm just going to step out of shot to give you a better idea of what it looks like. yeah, the water wasn't this close to where people were living and you see people sitting on local

will the 900 state assembly lawmakers and 28 state governors. final results are expected by monday. i'm at interest reports on this now. from cornell in northern nigeria ah, is voting comes to a close of this pulling station in coddle, applying to scuttle the election to certain washer. the police quickly stepped in to restore order. i do not pulling center and attempt to disrupt voting was quickly brought under control for many voters. this election for state, governors and assemblies is more important than that for the prospect. dave level of government that is, closes to the people. and it is also important because a separate invention system of government in which a good deal of powers lay on the office of the executive violence and intimidation have been reported elsewhere in the country. but the use of electronic voting machines let to less destruction than in the elections. in february, they'll have brought a commissioned sales. quoting has been largely successful in most of the current to a states manager. what many people's biggest concern is about 11 on one of those. i not

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