teri schultz in brussels, thank you.n ukraine, officials have reported today a fresh wave of missile attacks on at least 10 cities in the country. that includes capital of kyiv. it's mayor said the strike hit residential buildings in the capital but air defense was reportedly able to shoot down several missiles. at least one person was killed. the attacks also struck energy facilities, causing widespread power outages. more than 7 million households are now without electricity in ukraine. president zelenskyy has condemned today's airstrikes across his country. >> 85 missile strikes were fired at ukraine and our cities. the stkes were mainly on the energy infraructure. it is clear what the enemy wants. he will not achieve his goal. i'm asking you all to stay safe and stay covered for a while. i know the strikes cut off our energy supply in many cities in the country. we are working and we will restore everything, and we will survive everything. lori to ukraine. -- glory to ukraine. brent: our correspondent is in kyiv with

and the sergeant came out, she was like, teri, you can't come in, you know, it's a scene.re talking to them, we're taking care of them. and i was like just let me hold my child because that night, you know, taking that call i'm hearing her. but when i disconnect i don't know what's going on within that time frame of me leaving my job there, and the only thing i kept doing was praying. and when my child came out the door we stood there and i held her -- we stood like about 12 minutes and i kept telling her i love her, i love her. i said you're going to be all right. but it was during the night when my child couldn't sleep and she was, you know, crying in the night and having nightmares and i'm holding her because that night i let her sleep with me. and that night alone my baby was like a newborn all over again. and since then it's hard for me to really let her go places because of the crime -- and crime is everywhere, don't get me wrong. but, you know, i'm like i don't want anything to happen to you, but she's a teenager, she want to have her own fun so it's hard. >> every

[applause] teri leiker just went there big -- through an incredible election. [applause] there were a lot of broken voting machines. it happened to be in largely republican areas. what happen there is a disgrace. i want to say that you did some job. it is not over yet. a friend of mine in a great general room -- and a great gentleman, randy jackson. jason smith. buddy carter. a very quiet person that we like very much, marjorie taylor greene. [applause] i know the tough couple of guys, got, perry and dan. thank you guys, that's great. somebody just ran an incredible race. they are warriors. mary miller. [applause] louie gohmert. [applause] diana harshbarger, thank you. beth find dine, congratulations. clay higgins. clay, thank you very much. great job. first person to endorse tromp, a long time ago. thank you, barry. alex mooney, who just ran a great race. thank you. [applause] jt thompson. thanks, jt. good job. michelle fischbach. thank you michelle. john carter. thanks, john. ross. thank you, thank you. jack bergman. at from florida. [applause] we have everyb

. >> japan should also refrain from imposing prolonged sol tart teri confinement and take all proemeppropriate measures to ensure that immigrants are not mistreated. >> the u.n. committee issued findings on thursday. the says the km the is concerned at the alarming reports of suffering due to poor health conditions in the immigration facilities. three detainees died between 2017 and and 2021. last year, a sri lankan woman died at a detention facility in central japan after complaining of illness. her relatives had expressed outrage over the facility's lack of medical care. they also filed a compensation lawsuit against the government. the u.n. committee called on japan to establish an independent national human rights institution in accordance with international standards. the justice minister commented on the u.n.'s report. >> translator: we take the u.n. recommendation seriously. but at this stage, we will like to deal with the issue by providing detailed human rights relief through individual laws. >> the government says discussions on the issue are ongoing within japan. ♪ >>> in

let it pass until we won't sit down with them, we wo n't talk, we won't eat with the help of volon teri phala in kherson and the surrounding villages. they will restore normal life sooner, instead the locals came out of their homes with ukrainian flags and treated their guests to homemade tomato juice and kherson cucumbers went to our volunteers. and of course, loud applause and words of gratitude to my defenders. people went out into the street, they poured water into the cars. well, we saw, and accordingly they offered us water, and the kherson people themselves wrote themselves, said which road was better to go, and they directly saw what the russians were passing by, that is, people purposefully stood in the cold on the street in order to safely show the route that could be taken. but in kherson , the celebrations took place for several days , and they gathered en masse in the central square of the city when we were already driving along the main road. it felt like such a celebration, that is, people were standing on the street from the program, some were kneeling, uh, it stopped, u

and, yeah, it's our big phone interview with teri hatcher. finally, it's b-a-a-ack.ge where parents tell their kids there's fentanyl in their halloween candy. here's a taste. -you know how you got candy last night? well, turns out there's fentanyl in it. -yes. -fentanyl, sweetie, in your candy. -whoa, ho, ho, ho! and they only get better than that. i promise. that's tonight on "sparks!" -sounds great. thank you to my co-hosts and "tooning out the news" contributor margaret hoover. thanks, margaret! -thanks. thanks so much, tyler. -she is the host of pbs's "firing line with margaret hoover." it's on channel 13 or 8 or something weird. alright. "inside the hill" is up next. sarah, what do you got? -great show, tyler! -thanks, mommy! i mean, wait -- -tonight, liz cheney expresses hope that the republican party will finally stop donald trump from perverting the party into the thing it's always been. that's ahead. [epic music] [lights turn off] ♪ [dog feeder beeps] ♪ ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ ♪ ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ ♪ ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ [can dropping] ♪ bom-b

thank you. for participating in our teri p. yaroslav briefly commented on the last phrase, what does the news mean ? thank you very much, mr. oleg dundy, yaroslav zheleznyak, people's deputy of ukraine, were with us. well, our time is actually running out. thank you for spending 5 hours with lesya vakulyuk. andriy muzychko and thank you for that. what are you waiting for, news on the queue and word of mouth, a moment about the most important events, i will tell you everything in ukraine at twelve o'clock, and this means that news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval and to the most important events, saving electricity hourly outages turned out to be insufficient, therefore, in the sumy, kharkiv and poltava regions, these schedules are temporarily canceled there, the electricity supply of all categories of consumers has been limited , ukrenergo has been informed, however, in kyiv oblast, chernihiv oblast, cherkasy oblast, zhytomyr oblast, the hours of outage schedules remain, so the restrictions will be d

we heard the answer thank you thank you for participating in us thank you for participating in our terist phrase not expected not expected news good thank you very much gentlemen oleg dunda and ruslanovych as people's deputy of ukraine were with us well, our time is already actually exhaustive thank you for spending five hours with lesya vakulyuk andriy muzychko and thank you for staying news on the queue and word of mouth in a moment i will tell you all about the most important events

skwra>> people in liberated tery have zero access.t do anything because the russians destroyed all the infrastructure. >> that is a great worry is the falling temperatures and how people will cope. reporter: rachel harvey is the shelter box program manager for ukr ukraine. it is base the out of u.k. and santa barbara. >> when it comes to winter and you have no heating, no electric for lights and no running water because the electricity is needed to pump the water, then it gets serious. reporter: they are helping people get their war torn homes winter ready. >> we provide wooden struts and things to fix roofs and clear plastic sheeting and ceiling foam to replace windows. reporter: that is just the outside. inside is another effort. >> we are providing soliled fue burning then winter clothing for people. blankets. reporter: solar will play a key small kit but really important . and makes a huge difference to people getting on with their lives. liz: if you want to happen people we have a list of verified groups and nonprofits on our web

here are the chairs of the republican democratic and lib teri parties pulling out of a hat whichng groups of ballots wl be selected for that hand count audit. despite this insanely microscopic transparency, conspiracy theorists, big and small, they are doing what they do best. here is president trump on the sociales media website truth social this afternoon. he said because arizona is likely to be counting at the end of the week, they want more time to cheat. as for nevada, trump said clark county, nevada, had a corrupt voting system in our soon to be third world country. corruption and cheating. despite how transparent the vote counts are. despite how local election officials have been loudl and clear about the factal that they're moving as quickly as the state laws allow them to. despite the fact that claims have led to physical threats against he lek t leaders in arizona and neff force them to increase security presence despite all of that, trump and his wingha of the gop are less focused on the reality of this process and more focused on fanning the flames of doubt.es never the less,

race for alameda county district attorney, civil rights attorney pamela price is declaring a win over teri wiley. wiley congratulated price in a statement. this race is making history with price becoming the first black alameda county d.a. she also released a statement saying the key numbers are confirmation of our victory. we knew this race was going to be an exclamation point for alameda county. new developments in the race for seneca county sheriff. the latest results show johnson's lead is nearly 6900 votes over jenson. in a statement obtained by our media partner, the mercury news, johnson says, i'm humbled and grateful to all voters for their support. -- provided -- kevin johnson and i provided voters with two strong candidates. in the end, voters chose to go with a fresh set of eyes and i'm ready to step up and lead the department. jensen has not yet conceded. he said in a statement he will still be fighting for any lack of transparency like i have been for the last 12 years. disgrace their most -- theranos founder elizabeth holmes has been sentenced to 12 years. >> once the face of

really at culture set to be how store indigenous knowledge to set the mood of how teach our kids and terilso plans to share management of federal lands and waters and says the 45 billion dollars they've sent directly to native american nations to combat coronavirus and improve infrastructure shows their commitment for economy. >> keep fighting for better tribal health care, child care, education, housing, public safety, so much more. the president says he'll keep working to strengthen the u.s. government's relationship with native nations in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> hawaii's governor has issued an emergency proclamation for the eruption of mauna loa. no homes are being threatened. >> so this is just a precautionary move to the unpredictable nature of lava. however, poor air quality caused by volcanic ash and gas could present risk for those with certain health conditions. we're looking now at new video from the usgs capturing active fissures on hawaii's mauna. loa volcano, sending lava fountains shooting up nearly 150 feet into the air. the lava started flowing down towards saddl

teri. think the words today suggest it is returnin: ?g? yes to both of those statements. it got shaken - returning? yes to both of those statements. it got shaken with | returning? yes to both of those - statements. it got shaken with nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan, something the white house may clearly did not support at the time. the status quo is incredibly fragile based on a diplomatic fudge that the us recognises there is one china and separately that the us recognises that beijing is a legitimate 6overnment that beijing is a legitimate government of china, it does not say that taiwan has no claim over the mainland as it were and so biden is saying that he supports the status quo they are today is something that beijing will have wanted to hear to be reassuring for them. itruiiiiii beijing will have wanted to hear to be reassuring for them.— be reassuring for them. will joe biden it be reassuring for them. will joe ltiden it is _ be reassuring for them. will joe biden it is clear _ be reassuring for them. will joe biden it is clear

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