... with a new series of the project under the control of the president , support of the state control committee watch right now. bragen is small the belarusian city, like all the others, is clean, neat, everything is arranged here, as they say, in a businesslike manner, and it is also the closest belarusian regional center to the chernobyl nuclear power plant. after the accident at the nuclear power plant , it was proposed to put a cross on these and other contaminated territories, saying that it would be easier and cheaper to forget, but no. belarus chooses a completely different formulation, this is land where you can live. live, work, build your own home, develop and raise children. large-scale state programs are operating in belarus, billions have been spent. the main goal is to make people's lives safe and bring life back to the southwestern territory of the country. about 12 thousand people live in the district. chernobyl left a serious mark here, so the health of the population. in the central district hospital all the conditions, after a major reconstruction in the building of the clini

include the prosecutor's office, the investigative committee, the state forensic committee, the financial investigation agencies of the state control committee, the state inspectorate for the protection of flora and fauna under the president, as well as emergency response agencies and units, and customs agencies. air raid sirens continue to sound in the middle east, the night before at least four powerful explosions, presumably from air defenses, occurred in the skies over tel aviv. according to the idf, 190 shells were fired from the lebanese side by hezbollah. in turn, the israel defense forces reported that it had struck weapons depots and the intelligence headquarters of the group's military wing in beirut. in addition, hezbollah military facilities in southern lebanon and in the biqa valley in the east of the republic were attacked. in the gaza strip, the israeli army struck the central and southern parts of the enclave, including including the el-bureij refugee camp. the media reported that 13 people were killed and 25 were injured. thousands of activists took to the streets for a pro-palestinian demonstration in new york. on

in new. series of the project under the control of the president with the support of the state control committee, watch tonight. they beat, threatened with violence and put a red-hot iron into action. all in the most terrible traditions of the dashing nineties. the investigative committee revealed details of a criminal case of extortion. in the minsk region. two foreigners were subjected to cruel torture for ransom. the events unfolded in the middle of summer, when the victims, these are two brothers, arrived in the belarusian capital in search of work. they met a man who promised to help with this issue. after a while, he sent his friend to the relatives, who took the victims to a house near minsk. one of the victims told me everything that happened there. one of them called my family and demanded 8. the incident became known through diplomatic channels, belarusian law enforcement officers were able to find the suspects, who turned out to be from south asian countries. five defendants were charged under part 3 of article 208 of the criminal code of the republic of belarus, this extortion commit

personnel affects the quality of medical examination of the population, and specialists of the state control committeeas, record such cases. there is a problem, yes, last year in general the situation has not changed in principle, yes, let's say, if. and this is a trout farm, here is a full cycle, fry production and processing, grows 500 tons of commercial trout and caviar for the belarusian table, here for the ora almost sanatorium conditions, food, high-protein feed and by the hour, pools with artesian water, and its condition is monitored by a computer, we have one industrial complex, which ... is located in the city of gorki, which grows, incubates fry and grows it up to 100 grams, three production areas that are engaged in the production of commercial fish before shipping it to the retail network, we also have a production workshop that is engaged in processing, this is smoking, this is salting , selling ready-made. words have not only all the conditions, but also the desire to increase volumes, such initiatives will always be supported by us, especially ... that the development of fisheries acti

these are increased interest rates, which was noted in that including in the letter of the state control committee, and of course, if we calculate that - the average daily interest rate is 0.9%, multiply it by 365 days and get quite high amounts that scare people, this bondage that they can get into because of high interest rates, of course this is the subject of regulation of this draft law, which is important, now it has been decided to limit interest rates, that is ... the amount of interest will not be able to exceed the amount of the entire loan, which often happened. deputies promise a noticeable reduction in the financial burden. and yes, now a microloan is not only a pawnshop, but an opportunity to borrow from mobile operators, and also count on a payment deferment. this applies to consumer loans and only in certain cases. the deferment will be provided to five categories of difficult life situations, this is the loss of a job. this is the death of a spouse, an increase in persons on the dependent, temporary disability for more than 40 days, as well as recognition of the borrower as disabl

the new series of the project under the control of the president, with the support of the state control committee. today after the panorama of belarus 1. chernobyl shield polesie. one of the tasks of the reserve is to implement a set of measures to prevent the transfer of radionuclides to adjacent territories. alienated, but not forgotten. as many as 14 objects have been built, which are vital for our center. how did the affected territories become a place for life? we decided correctly. to give up these lands, so no matter what it costs us, we must do everything to revive these lands, breathe real life into them, and a new breath, south-east magilovshchina, in the republic of belarus we are increasing the volumes production and sales, more and more every year, we still have plans to implement two more complexes, a new series of the project under the control of the president with the support of the committee. and we continue to monitor the situation in the middle east, to the events of this night, israel struck the center of the islamic health authority in beirut, at least seven people were kille

are increased interest rates, which was noted , among other things, in the letter of the state control committee, and of course, if we consider that the average daily interest rate is 0.9%, multiply this by 365 days, we get quite high amounts that scare people, this here is the bondage they can get into because of high interest rates, of course this is the subject of regulation of this draft law, what is important, now the interest rates have been decided. that is, the interest amounts will not be able to exceed the amount of the entire loan, which often happened. deputies promise a noticeable reduction in the financial burden. and yes, now a microloan is not only a pawnshop, but an opportunity to borrow from mobile operators, and also count on a deferment of payments, this applies to consumer loans and only certain cases. the deferment will be granted in five categories of difficult life situations. this is the loss of a job. this is the death of a spouse, an increase in the number of people on the verge of death, temporary disability for more than 40 days, as well as recognition of credit reci

prosecutor's office, the investigative committee, the state committee for forensic and expert examinations, the financial investigation agencies of the state control committee, the state inspectorate for the protection of flora and fauna under the president, emergency response agencies and units, as well as customs agencies. well, now to the news from the near east, air raid sirens sounded in central israel for the second time in a day. this time, the cause was the launch of a surface-to-surface missile from yemen. and eyewitnesses publish footage of the aftermath of the attack: a hundred israeli military aircraft attacked more than 120 hezbollah targets in southern lebanon in an hour. this was also announced by the idf. it also became known that hezbollah will be led by hassan nasrallah after the destruction of their leader. hamas promised israel a fight of attrition, the movement was threatened with death the remaining hostages declared their fate depended on tel aviv's decisions. on the anniversary of the start of the bloodshed, the situation in the region is extremely tense. details in the story by yana mendeleva. permanent bloodshed and a bla

include the prosecutor's office, the investigative committee, the state. forensic committee, financial investigation agencies and the state controlmittee, the state inspectorate for the protection of flora and fauna under the president, emergency response agencies and units, as well as customs agencies. well, now to the news from the near east: air raid sirens sounded in central israel for the second time in a day. this time, the cause was the launch of an earth-to-earth missile from the direction of e. arab media reported this, citing their sources. hamas promised israel that the struggle would be led by a collective leadership, to exhaustion, the movement threatened the death of the hostage they had left, saying their fate depended on tel aviv's decisions. on the anniversary of the start of the bloodshed, the situation in the region is extremely tense. details in the story by yana mendeleva. blazing point planet, from the ruins of the gaza strip to a thousand rockets that pierced israel's iron dome. exactly one year ago, the covers of the world's media were filled with headlines about a new round of the middle east conflict. on

the state control committee revealed shortcomings and omissions during the medical examination of both adults and children, the workers did not conduct mandatory studies and examinations, and this is a trout farm, here there is a full cycle of fry production and processing, it grows 500 tons of commercial trout and caviar for... the belarusian table, here for fish almost sanatorium conditions, food, high-protein feed and by the hour, pools with artesian water, and its condition is monitored by a computer. we have one industrial complex, which is located in the city of gorka, which grows, incubates fry and grows it up to 100 grams, three production sites that are engaged in the production of commercial fish before shipping it to the retail network, we also have a production workshop that is engaged in processing, this is smoking, this is salting, selling in finished form. in a word, there are not only all the conditions, but also the desire to increase volumes. such initiatives will always be supported by us, especially since the development of fisheries activities is one of subprograms

implement two more complexes, a new series of the project under the control of the president, with the support of the committee. state control, watch this evening, again a bold statement from lithuania, here the winged words of krylov's fable involuntarily come to mind, she must be strong, since the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of this country literally demands that nato attack russia. at the warsaw security forum, he proposed using it during the ukrainian conflict article 5. mr putin must lose, and this must also be accepted by him and his allies. in the 1990s, it was very difficult for anyone to imagine a world in which gorbachev and the soviet union had lost. when we declared independence in 1990, we asked to remember this. we have become independent, and ukraine will win. this is the only viable scenario for europe and for ukraine. so, in fairness, i believe that nato's article 5 is the most practical security guarantee that can be offered to ukraine. according to fox news, lithuania has been one of the most active countries in eastern europe in its anti-russian rhetoric since 2014, and today it is amo

fred zimmer of the san francisco housing rights committee will often cite the 1995 costa-hawkins act, a state law that limited cities from expanding rent control. it's prevented san francisco city leaders from expanding rent control to single family homes and newer buildings. that's not under rent control, that's not under rent control, that's not under the rent control. but prop 33 on the november ballot could change that. this measure would allow cities and counties to expand rent control to cover newer construction. prop 33 wouldn't automatically implement rent control statewide, but daniel anderson of the yes on 33 campaign says it would give cities the option of enacting new rent controls, which he says could bring relief to many renters. we see everywhere, all across the state, folks are being priced out of their homes, priced out of their units. people can't afford to stay in the communities that they've grown up in. there are so many things wrong with prop 33. i don't know where to begin. but gustavo gonzalez, a san jose apartment owner, says expanding rent control would be a huge hit to landlords already strapped with many expenses. w

committee controlled by the tech billionaire, elon musk. the legal action seeks to end mr musk s daily one million dollar cash giveaway to registered voters in swing statesce in the run up to next week s election. philadelphia s chief prosecutor called it an "illegal lottery." elon musk has been an avid supporter of donald trump's campaign, but says voters who want to be eligible for the million—dollar prize do not need to register as republican. the latest polling continues to show a neck and neck race between vice president harris and former president harris and former president trump new polls coming in each day each with its own take on the numbers if you take the average vice president harris continues to lead but the gap has shrunk to a single point. the national but it sure will not determine the winner. let's turn to the key battleground states, the seventh close last time around that could be decisive in the selection. the trump poll leads in north carolina, arizona and georgia you can see them at the bottom of the screen between 1—2 points and other states like nevada, wisconsin and pennsylvania are even tighter. the picture has been shifting s

they controlled the committees, the judges all the stuff that was immune to popular opinion and represented popular opinions and many parts of the state. this it played out in a few important ways in the narrative. one is there's a gubernatorial election like four months after the shooting. because we just had the waffle house shooting five of the candidates were saying we need tighter gun laws. guns are public health epidemic. it's time we treat guns the way we treat cars orr cigarettes. five of the candidates were well known democrats are middle-of-the-road republicans were saying we are going to do the right thing at which means it's time for some common sense regulation. just loosing car wrecks go down with antilock brakes secondhand smoke go down. one candidate an unknown business guy said these guns are sign of your freedom and your power. it'sm. not the governments job o regulate them if you elect to me you can keep your guns and keep your power this was bill lee and one in an absolute landslide. even after seeing the effect of the shooting and seeing the protest in the streets the guy who went out there and spoke of the story

fred zimmer of the san francisco housing rights committee will often cite the 1995 costa-hawkins act, a state law that limited cities from expanding rent controlrevented san francisco city leaders from expanding rent control to single family homes and newer buildings. that's not under rent control, that's not under rent control, that's not under the rent control. but prop 33 on the november ballot could change that. this measure would allow cities and counties to expand rent control to cover newer construction. prop 33 wouldn't automatically implement rent control statewide, but daniel anderson of the yes on 33 campaign says it would give cities the option of enacting new rent controls, which he says could bring relief to many renters. we see everywhere, all across the state, folks are being priced out of their homes, priced out of their units. people can't afford to stay in the communities that they've grown up in. there are so many things wrong with prop 33. i don't know where to begin, but gustavo gonzalez, a san jose apartment owner, says expanding rent control would be a huge hit to landlords already strapped with many expenses. we've sav

states to win control of the senate. joining us now is gary peters of michigan. he is the chairman of the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee and importantlyampaign committee. he is the senator who has been given the political job of saving the united states senate for the democrats. the most difficult political job any senator has ever been given. but senator you have done it before. what do the lessons of two years ago mean for you tonight? >> it is great to be with you lawrence. thank you. we have a lot of lessons from the last race. basically, we are seeing that play out again. we knew the last cycle they would be very close races. all of them within the margin offeror going into the race. we had a very solid ground campaign in all of our campaigns we were able to execute effectively to bring in the votes. all of our races are in the margin of error. the margin of effort we we have to put forward. our candidates are far superiored to flawed republicans. we need to continue to paint that contrast and make sure we are getting every single voter to the polls, voting absentee, early votes, et cetera. and we will run through the tape. as yo

control of the senate. chair of the democratic senatorial committee. the last time we talked, it was not this tough. in your home staten, for instance, it's a tossup between slotkin, who was comfortably ahead at one point, and rodgers. slotkin said ticket splitters were pivotal to her winning in 2020. is that the path this time, too? >> i believe kamala harris will win in michigan. it's going to be a close race, but i believe she will win. i'm confident slotkin will win. we are where we thought we would be. we knew these would tighten. the ones in battleground states means that those are tight races by definition. it's not a surprise. then we have some tough turf to hold, incumbents in montana and ohio. we are in the fight in both of those states. right now, we are looking at candidate versus candidate battles, superior democrats running against flawed republican challengers. we have a tremendous ground game. it's about turning out voters, identifying them. it's how we won last cycle when no one thought we could do it. we have a ground game. when you look for an extra point or two, the ground game is a difference make

strike back and what happened they control all the committees, all judges, all the stuff that was immune popular opinion and that popular opinion in many other parts of the state and so this played out and i think a few important ways in the narrative. one is that there's a gubernatorial election, right, like four months after the shooting and because we had just the waffle house shooting, five of the candidates probably were saying we need tighter gun laws, gun guns are, a public health epidemic, it's time that we treat guns the way we treat or cigarets. so five of the candidates who were like, well, democratic or or middle of the road republicans were saying, we will do, you know. we're going to do the right thing here, which is it's time for some common sense regulation, just the way we've seen like car wrecks go down, anti-lock brakes and second hand smoke go down and one candidate and an unknown business guy said these guns are, a sign of your freedom and your power. it's not the government's job to regulate them. if you elect me, you can your guns and you can keep your power. and this was bill lee who went in an absolute landslide. and so even after seei

you will start losing absolute local control in this mode committees. we have a great statetered in north dakota but some of them represent five or six school districts in north dakota legislature. having to go to the legislature every two years to deal with those things is going to be really, really problematic and we need to continue to do it. i think property taxes have to be front of my one way or the other whether the measure passes, whether the measure fails. if the measure passes you wanted to cut programs, that money, figure out how you deal with those things we start rating principal on some of our funds like the legacy fund which means you'll depleted for future generations. if it doesn't pass we better be serious about not only doing more relief to property tax but significantly reforming it. the legislature over the last 12 years has been good at buy downs. we buy them an average 40% of local property tax all across the state. the problem is we haven't been good at lowering property taxes and that's where the frustration buys and the opportunities to do that that

they controlled all the committees, all the judges, all the stuff that was immune to popular opinion, represented popular opinion and many other parts of the state this played out in a few important ways in the narrative. one is that there's a gubernatorial election four months after the shooting and because we had just had the waffle house shooting five of the candidates were saying we need tighter gun laws, guns are a public health epidemic, it's time to treat guns the way we treat cars or cigarettes. five of the candidates who were well known democratic or republicans, saying we will -- time for common sense regulation, and car wrecks go down, and an unknown business guy, not the government's job to regulate them. even after seeing the effects of this shooting and the protests in the streets, seeing all the stuff the guy who went out and spoke the story to white america for the most part which is guns represent power and your power should not be infringed and what if you are in a restaurant sometime, don't you want to have a gun, maybe these people died because waffle house is a gun free zone, so part of the story was the guy who said there's

committee, controlled by 1000000000. there you alone. musk is being brought by the philadelphia district attorney's office. and it aims to stop the pack from the warning. $1000000.00 to register voters in swing states accusing them of running and illegal lottery. musk is backing republican presidential candidate donald trump in the election. and those comments come after a deadly week across sedan. an assault on a village in sedan 00 states by the parent military rapids support forces or are assess, has left at least a 124 people. did. it follows the defection of the, or assess most senior commander to the army. last week, officer is have a morgan reports on the this mobile footage taken by a rapid support forces fighter who's the power military insight as to the hub village in eastern data in central to them. and the mobile footage shows other 5 peers rounding up men young and accusing them of being affiliated to the dance army e. by the end of the 3rd video, dead bodies lined up to be buried right here to get my you may get up there. my yeah, it's a mass of power. the man in the video says more than 120 people have been killed in 4 days of attacks on a city hung by the rest half. the group has be