united states fire land face a new challenge. deportation to mexico. many due to new regulations cannot get into united states and so they are stuck south of the united states order to day on the stream. what lies ahead in the future for the displace migrants and refugees from venezuela. that is, i show, in a 14 joy ah, in our conversation today, we have manuel. we have elaina good to have both of you with us, manuel. will you remind our audience around the world who you are and what you do? hello everybody. my name is manuel rappa lu. i am a reporter, a correspondent for al jazeera, covering latin america and based in mex. so city, good to have you. and alina welcome to the string, we say hello to our viewers around the world. tell them who you are and what you do . yes. hello, i'm elaine now leha. i am the associate director pro programs and the answer is to have you are viewers around the world if you're new to the comment section is now live for your comments. we're talking about venezuela migrants and refugees, but your comments, your questions ri

fire broke out at the oil depot. there were no casualties, and the united states this press fired the journalist james laporta, who almostrought the world to the third world war, it was he who wrote the fake, and the fall of the supposedly russian rocket in poland wants to know, and what threatens the journalist, who threw a fake, and we are waiting for sergey lavrov's illness at the g20. at the same time, the state department stated that they are monitoring reports that russian prisoners of war were shot in the donbass and believe that all parties to the conflict should follow international law . russian prisoners of war were shot by fighters in makiivka. ukrainian soldiers. can do anything, even as i said, as ordered the special services of ukraine the same way to do everything from themselves under guardianship, took the american troops of the marines and trained completely everything and the political word brainwashing, military personnel in the seventies were engaged in morpets. ukrainian nationalists beat systematic residents in the donbass by shelling the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. but in its resolution, nato

november 9th another outbreak of violence in the united states, unidentified gunmen opened fire near a bar in the kensington area. philadelphia, at least 12 people were injured the car, unknown people started shooting at people on the sidewalk, according to local media, according to preliminary data, there were several attackers and they fired about 40 shots. tired of anti-russian sanctions and support for kiev, more than 70% of german residents are against increasing military assistance to ukraine, this is evidenced by the data of a survey conducted by a local company, while 41% of respondents consider berlin’s assistance sufficient and 30% even excessive. it turned out that 66% of german residents do not have means to pay the bills the consequences of the sanctions policy. estonian production hit hard september was a month of disappointment. companies produced seven and a half percent less output than the previous year in the mining industry. decreased by more than 27%, in manufacturing exceeded 7.5 a significant decline. it is also observed in the production of metal products and

the united states condemns attempts by north korea to fire a long range intercontinental ballistic missileowards japan. a new climate report says temperatures in europe have been going up by more than twice the global average. with the us midterm elections fast approaching — president biden says democracy itself is on the line. # when i wake up early in the morning... and — still fab after all these years a long—awaited report is released today into the response of the emergency services to the bomb attack at the manchester arena five years ago. the report is expected to make serious criticisms of the police, ambulance, and fire services. one of the firefighters has told the bbc the response had been "embarassing and shameful". judith moritz has been talking to a man who tried repeatedly to save the life of 28 year—old john atkinson — whose family say he was "badly let down" by the emergency services. siren wails in the aftermath of the explosion at manchester arena, sirens screeched towards the scene. but the police were in disarray, paramedics mostly stayed out of the blast area, and the

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earlier it was reported that the united states this press fired its journalist, who launched a fake abouts russia in the fall of two missiles. belgrade and kosovo came to a compromise serbs agreed to no longer issue numbers with the denomination of settlements in kosovo mitohi, and the kosovo albanian authorities will stop steps to re-register cars and yet, reached in bruce lee the agreement may turn into new problems. approximately 7,000 km of license holders live in the kosovo method and another 2,000 in central serbia can continue to travel with them without fines. i think this is a small tactical victory that will lead us to an even more difficult situation. even more pressure awaits us in the difficult times before the european parliament. he called on serbia to join the resolution recognizing russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, as a result of the support document, 494 deputies voted 58 against 44 abstained, to which vucic recommended that the european parliament deal with internal problems instead of anti-russian protests. i see that they have already made their countries and pe

it is likely that lawsuits of this kind will continue to flee from the united states to the state of fading firesure they will finally come to a standstill . while keeping we know that no money will ever be returned. we, our friends , will not be allowed to restore families and will not compensate for the damage caused by the outbreak of the outbreak. dependence in the states is understandable, of course, on their own business in the fight. against the spread of substance use we have done. i hope this will benefit all of america. you don’t need a prophetic gift in order to understand that the drug epidemic has ended, it’s not just compensation for its victims , judge for yourself. here is a brief chronology of this crisis in the early nineties, pharmacists brought down a wave of articles justifying opioids to the public. as, painkillers, she controls the structures of the downpour of applications for licensing these shaft and rain were so well synchronized that there is no doubt that there was a lot of money behind them. in 1991, doctors wrote 76 million prescriptions for fentanyl. tramadol and m

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zhovnevaya, kharkiv region, a platoon of artillery systems m-77, manufactured by the united states, was hit at a firinghe settlement of primorsk zaporozhye region, an ammunition depot, the 60th infantry brigade of the armed forces of ukraine was destroyed by means of air defense in the area of ​​​​the settlement of artemiv. from the donetsk people's the republic shot down a su-25 aircraft of the air force of ukraine, and eight unmanned aerial vehicles were also destroyed in the areas of the settlements of stepnoe egorovka vladimir as krasnaya polyana donetsk people's republic golikov zhytlovka luhansk kind of republic shelter and sweet balka zaporozhye region. in addition, eight haims rocket launchers were intercepted in the areas of settlements in moscow of the luhansk people's republic of melitopol , zaporozhye region, amvrosievka debaltseve of the donetsk people's republic, as well as rocket an alder projectile, in the area of ​​​​the settlement of pokrovka in the donetsk people's republic, in total , 334 aircraft, 177 helicopters, 2,589 unmanned aerial vehicles, 391. zenit missile system 6,900 thre

united states. paula hancock is live with more. >> reporter: john, we've certainly heard over the past five years that these icbms could have the range to hit mainland united states if they're fired angle and it was no different today hearing that from japan's defense minister. as you mentioned at that apex summit in thailand there was an emergency meeting called by u.s. vice president harris with the leaders of south korea, japan, australia, new zealand, canada, they all condemned the launch and all pledged to work closer together. there was a swift physical reaction, though, from those in the region. we saw japan sending some jets up into the air, in fact, one f-16 filmed what it said was the vapor trails of the missile itself. we also saw a joint drill from the air forces of the u.s. and south korea, they were simulating an aerial attack on some missile launches, mobile missile launches, the joint chiefs of staff say that that was a direct message to north korea basically telling them that they are able to pinpoint where they launch from and they can attack if need be. john? >> paula hancocks, live in seoul. >>> karen bass about to make history and about to face some giant cha

state senator sphrs our region. he was also a 50-year member they have fire company where he served as president and slevment also served as member of the united county fire police, the state director of the new york state fire police association, and was honored by the whroilvail fire company with a prestigious ironman award. he was also a member of the utica elks lodge and was honored for the 100 heroes of mohawk valley, recognizing his tremendous and honorable dedicated service to our community. edward, thank you for your lifetime of service and may your memory continue to be a blessing to all of us in the new generations of people that come before us. we will never forget your commitment to our region and your family remains in our thoughts and prayers. your department is in great hands, they learned from the truly the best. with that, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, ms. scanlon, for five minutes. ms. scanlon: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today during national survivors of homicide victims awareness month. a time when the pain and grief of loss should be hono

as i've said many times before, you're playing with fire and united states, at least 5 people have been killed in a shooting. at a gay nightclub in colorado springs re say 18 others were wounded in the attack. and patrons managed to subdue the gunman. a 22 year old suspect has been taken into custody and has been treated for injuries of a new known as club q says it's devastated by the census attack to firearms, including a long rifle were found at the scene. maneesha is facing a hung parliament for the 1st time in its political history, saturdays, tightly contested election left major parties, unable to secure enough votes to form a new government. rival leaders are now scrambling to broaden coalitions learns. louis has more from colombo malaysians walk up to an uncertain future on sunday, with no clear winner in the general election. negotiations have begun to determine who will join forces to make up the majority in parliament. opposition block the alliance of hope led by on what abraham has the most seats, but not enough break at the national or national alliance is the 2nd largest

fire 10,000 employees. israel says the united states has decided to launch an investigation into the killing of an al jazeera journalist. there were shot dead by israeli forces on may 11 in westbank. the military has admitted israeli gunfire may have killed her. the defense minister said the decision of the u.s. department of justice to investigate is a grave mistake, the idf conducted an independent and professional investigation which was shared. i made it clear we stand behind idf soldiers that we will not cooperate. what are we hearing about the investigation? reporter: from official departments of government, in light of the tweet from the defense minister said there was some kind of notification involved although this cannot be confirmed. one must remember more than 50 members of congress sent a letter to the department of justice asking for exactly that. there is some support in congress should the department of justice be conducting some kind of unilateral investigation into the death of the journalist, but one must remark, this will be a very rare occasion for the department of justice to conduct an

united states. that temperature contrast is what fires up a pretty typically vigorousjet stream, which will be pilingt this week, picking up areas of low pressure, developing them, pushing them to our shores so the flow will be off the atlantic. that means its southern and western areas, which will see the highest of the rainfall totals this week. but one such area coming into monday is a double centred low and the southern one is where we see some of the strongest of the winds. we could see winds around northern coasts, devon and cornwall touch around 70 or 80 miles an hour, travel disruption, damaging gusts that and with it, some very heavy rain, too. the winds flipping from the southeast to the northwest through the day. rain also spreading northwards across wales there through a good part of the day in northern ireland and into the afternoon, the midlands, east anglia, the southeast will get progressively wet as well. influence across northern england, a little bit more limited far north of england, scotland after a frosty in places icy and foggy start, should be dry and bright day for many. a fe

he talked to xi about covid or about the fentanyl that's coming into the united states or even about china building a coal-fired power plant when he said the united states will meet its emission reductions agreement as laid out in the paris agreement. >> bill: your headline. what did you hear? >> he seemed a little confused and perhaps tired. it has been a long trip. i get that. i've been there before, too. i hope he didn't leave an impression of weakness in the mind of xi. he said something on taiwan. he started with the comment we haven't changed our policy and we know president biden has made statements that are direct contradiction of what he said. he said xi understands him. i can't tell you what our taiwan policy is. that's very important. finally, while sitting in the meeting the chinese communist party is building out islands in the pacific and building coal fire power plants and our biggest problem with them seems to be climate change. that's a big mistake. xi will read it as american weakness. the idea we'll have more talks and discussions seems to me ill founded. we need actions not just more words a

. >> in the united states, there are over 500 coal-fired power plants. and until recently, the dangers of coal ash have largely been hidden from public view. this is one of the largest coal-fired power facilities in the country. called plant scherer, it's located in juliette, georgia, and is majority owned by georgia power. each year it produces 3 1/2 million kilowatts of electricity. generating that power requires a lot of coal. over 1,200 tons of coal are burned every hour at plant scherer, and in 2010, that resulted in 2,200 tons of coal ash. and it's all dumped into a 750-acre unlined pond, meaning nothing prevents toxins from entering the groundwater. >> they built this plant an area where there's no public water access. everyone within a 5-mile radius and maybe even further, drinking on private well water. >> that includes donna and phil welch. when they built their home n 2001, they thought they were moving into an ideal countryside home. >> and we were so excited about moving to the country. um, fresh air, you know, kind of john denver-ish genera

place here and how it is going to fight the warm air in the south east of the united states that temperature contrast is what firest stream which will be piling across the atlantic throughout this week picking up areas of low pressure developing them pushing to our shores. southern and western areas which will see the heights of the rainfall totals to speak. 0ne heights of the rainfall totals to speak. one such area coming into monday is the rainfall totals speak. 0ne into monday is the rainfall totals speak. one such area coming into monday is double centred loan some of the strongest winds around cornball touch run 70— e—mails power. with it some very heavy rain the winds flipping from the south—east throughout the day. through good part of the day in northern ireland and into the afternoon midlands and you think they will get progressively wet as well. across northern england, far north of england after a frosty and in places froggy start should be a dry and in places froggy start should be a drawing bright day for many. it will feel cold here in the breeze that breeds strengthening throughout the day. the bree

that in the case of a normal trajectory, such a missile could reach the united states, the settlements of donbass were under fire from the apu in the luhansk narodnaya republic bryanka was hit with six rockets by haymars systems the night before late in the evening 10 shells were fired at donetsk in half an hour belgorod region eliminated the consequences of shelling from the apu in the shebekinsky district rockets and systems. doctors hit the residential area with hail. now they are fighting for the life of the health of a fifteen-year-old wounded her house was completely destroyed polina bykova reports from the scene. all day long , our air defense systems were working loudly, social media users reported about the found parts of downed ukrainian missiles on the roof of one of the greenhouses, fragments found in the area of ​​​​the monastery forest, which day is restless in shebekino on camera recordings video surveillance recorded another flight , the tragedy occurred in the afternoon, the apu fired towards shevekin, 122-mm shells hit a private house. it became completely destroyed later. it is known that the

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the capital, a series of drawings was created on the wall of the building of the eighth state fire and rescue unit, a mural is a collective image of a brave and courageous emergency worker, they are the ones who every day eliminate the consequences of russian shelling, put out fires, dismantle rubble and save every living a person, whether a person or an animal, thank you for your work. and to the artists who create such beautiful murals dedicated to the employees of the state emergency service on this. for now, i have all the news. read more on our website espresso.tv . tv the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel espresso.tv my colleagues yehor shurynda and christian are working tirelessly and will continue in a few moments the live broadcast of espresso wonderful listening to people who are suffering for rheumatism but it is arthritic, it is impossible to get used to it, it does not allow me to move. i tried everything. and at the pharmacy i bought a yellow dolgit cream. it saves me from pain with rheumatism. it simulates the fact that there is mobility in sumy and in t

a statements released by the united states and its allies condemning the firing of that into a intercontinental ballistic missile. we also saw a statement released by the apec secretariat about the war in ukraine. but very much a word for word pretty much what we saw at from the g 20, that most of the countries here condemned the actions of russia. but clearly not the acceptance of russia and china who both represented here. i think we'll, we can expect some kind of communicate at the end. but i think the big point of this meeting was that they, that the, these people were able to come at all. and the fact that it wasn't overshadowed like the other 2 big summits we've seen in the past 7 days at ass, in the g, 20 and volley by other issues, namely myanmar and the war in ukraine. you are cedric volley. entrepreneur elizabeth holmes has been handed a lengthy prison sentence for fraud. her time as the c e. o, blood testing company, toronto's, sponsor documentaries, books and a television many series, rob reynolds reports, theme disgrace, now prison. formerly high flying tech entrepreneur elizabeth

the top inspectors at the united nations warning against, quote, playing with fire. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the "the situation ro" >>> we begin our coverage tonight in colorado springs, colorado, a community shattered by the massacre inside an lgbtq nightclub. the suspected shooter facing multiple murder and hate crime charges after allegedly gunning down five people. cnn's rosa flores is joining us. tell us about the latest survivor accounts. >> reporter: well, wolf, we are hearing for the first time from one of the individuals who charged the gunman. this is according to "the new york times." richard fiero telling "the new york times" that he was at the club with his wife, daughter, they were watching a show when all of a sudden shots rang out. what you've got to understand, him telling "the new york times," he served in the u.s. army for 15 years. he served four tours in iraq and afghanistan, and he says that his training kicked in, his instincts kicked in. according to what he told "the new york times," he says he charged towards the gun

ukrainian artillery, not even ukrainian, but the artillery that represents the united states of nato countries at our firingeputies of the city council of odessa at today's meeting voted for the dismantling of monuments in the russian empress catherine ii and commander alexander suvorov. the decision was unanimous in favor of the dismantling of 43 deputies. no one spoke out against the monument to the liberators of odessa was erected in 1900, dismantled in 1920, we return to its original place in 2007 the monument in honor of the empress , by whose order the city was founded in 1794, was repeatedly attacked by vandals in early november 2022, the city administration reported that residents in a special application socially active citizen allegedly voted for the demolition of the monument. note how these voting takes place, including in the odessa council. first, under the influence of the most severe information propaganda of pressure, including physical pressure, the physical extermination of objectionable ones, fascist elements are elected, and then they will vote for you whatever you want. but even if we

we saw those side by meetings about north crit, statements released by the united states and its allies condemning the firing of that in continental ballistic missile. we also saw a statement released by the apec secretariat about the war and ukraine, but very much word for word pretty much what we saw from the g 20, that most of the countries here in them, the actions of russia. but clearly, not the acceptance of russia and china who represented here, i think we'll, we can expect some kind of communicate at the end. but i think the big points of this meeting was that the, these people were able to come until. and the fact that it wasn't overshadowed like the other 2 big summer through the state in the past 7 days. it asked in the g 20 and bali by other issues, namely and the war in ukraine. i think the, the atmosphere here has been less charge. we've seen lots of bilaterals, there was the opportunity for chinese prison shooting thing down with his japanese counterpart, although we didn't have very much from that meeting was apparently pretty productive. and i think the fact that the tree is so many of these

we saw those sidebar meetings about north korea. statements released by the united states and its allies condemning the firing of that and intercontinental ballistic missile. we also saw a statement released by the apec secretariat about the war in ukraine, but very much a word for word pretty much what we saw at from the g 20 that most of the countries here condemned the actions of russia. but clearly, not the acceptance of russia and china who both represented here. i think we'll, we can expect some kind of communicate at the end. but i think the big points of this meeting was that the, these people were able to come at all. and the fact that it wasn't overshadowed like the other 2 big summits we've seen in the past 7 days at s e n and the g 20 and volley by other issues, namely man mom and the war in ukraine. so i had an al jazeera, we're going to tell you what ill on most most is trying to do is hundreds of twitter employees quit after what's been called his sign of resign ultimatum and the long walk for water. we're going to take you to a village in southern madagascar, with the nearest cleaning supplies

from japan's defense minister, they believe that this ibm, if it was fired at a normal angle would be able to reach main land united states this point north korea fires its long range missiles into the air very high so it comes down very close to where it was launched. this is how their testing how far it could go. but if it was at a normal angle, there are concerns how far it could go. at the apex summit in thailand, kamala harris convened a hasty meeting with some of the allies, the leaders of japan, south korea, australia, new zealand, canada, to talk about this. they all condemned the launch and they all decided on how they could work together to prevent more. >> this conduct by north korea most recently is a brazen violation of multiple u.n. security resolutions. it destabilizes security in the region and unnecessarily raises tensions. >> reporter: now a physical response from the allies was also very swept. japan sending aircraft into the area. one one film wlad this tout was the vapor trails from the ballistic missile and we saw the u.s. and south korea air forces, they were simulating an aerial attack on a mobile

if there were no arms supplies from the united states, there would be no such friendly fire, we strikerastructure facility in ukraine in response pumping this country with western weapons. and the reckless calls for kiev to win a military victory over russia undermining the combat capability of the ukrainian army threatening the security of the territorial integrity of russia is one of its goals and it will be implemented by military means until the kiev regime takes a realistic position that would allow, in the framework of negotiations, to discuss and try to resolve those issues which took us out to begin to master. well, instead of negotiating new tranches. a few hours before the start of the security council. joe biden. ordered to allocate to kyiv another $400 million military aid package and air defense systems from which more harm to those whom they seem to be supposed to protect in the package will again look like putin intends to turn ukraine's energy into ruins, he clearly uses winter as a weapon to inflict great suffering on the ukrainian people greenfield said these words on

, then in our program, a tragedy in bashkiria killed a family of seven people in a fire republicans in the united states starting an investigation into what the money allocated to ukraine really goes to and what they have already discussed in thailand at the atc forum all the details, in a couple of minutes do not go anywhere special edition of the 60 minutes program all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. do not miss 60 minutes today at 11:30 and 17:30 on the russia channel a collection of unique flavors curd-creamy masterpiece such a different pleasure buy at faberlic magnet 25 years, which means you want discounts at okay, a 60% discount, but fondant delicious triangle ah hyper friday pancakes, have begun already. come on, hurry up in the tape. 50 percent discount on clothing toys for another 1,000 items. hemorrhoids - this is inconvenient. it is convenient when one complex remedy can help relieve pain, itching and burning. gepatrombin d. convenient, treatment of uncomfortable illness wash your hair and care for your hair. this charm shampoo takes care of your hair curly

the high velocity round fired from a weapon here in the united states does the same damage as a high velocity round fired overseas. now, the gunmen today -- last night, i should say, use the pistol, but he killed six people in a very short period of time. the police arrived on scene here four minutes after the initial call went out, and it is not clear how many were people are were already dead. >> there you go. there is barely any difference between an ar 15 and an m-16. it's just not automatic, but it does the same thing because it was made to be almost exactly the same on purpose. >> cal perry, jason johnson, thank you very much. i'll talk to the colorado reporter who learned quite a lot from the neighbors of the club shooting suspects. the reidout continues after this. ter this. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus®

but the united states does not believe russia fired that missile.t we all should have been paying attention to was the devastating aerial bombardment of ukraine that moscow delivered this week. the british ministry of defense said there was the largest number of strikes that russia has conducted in a single day since the first week of the invasion. one of the main targets has been energy infrastructure, plunging swaths of ukrainians into darkness. kyiv experienced blackouts and communication disruptions, all this as winter, cold, and snow have arrived. let me bring in the panel to talk about ukraine and we'll later get to china. joining me is richard haass and tim naftali. richard is the president of the council on foreign relations, and tim is a cnn presidential historian and teaches history at nyu. so that bombardment, this is part of the new general that's been put in place in russia. this is the guy who oversaw the syrian campaign. this is exactly what he did in syria. it is brutal. and they're going for energy infrastructure, they're basically

budgeted to add more than 1300 fire personnel helping to operate the 356 fire engines that operate in the state like mark who cheese the unit chief for the sonoma lake, napa, cal fire unit. it says additional resources has made a difference in the north bay. and the acreage burned has been reduced significantly from an average of over 200,000 acres per year. over the past 6 years to just over 1800 acres this year, the largest wildfire this year and that the county was the old fire that burned just over 600 acres in june. the majority of wildfires are caused by human error. director and chief of cal-fire joe tyler says that's a fact that's not taken lightly by his agency in 2022 so far, 151 arrests have been made of arsonists across california. and i'm confident that these arrests have reduced wildfire threats and damage while the time of year when wildfires are at their worst is behind us. governor newsom and cal fire agree that it's not the time to wait for the next one. folks that otherwise would be fighting fires. we're out there preparing to mitigate fires next year by working actively on forest management projects. gov

thought-out operation in which poland, with the help of the united states, the main instigator of destructive processes for minsk, added oil to the fire of protests, pretty much one of the most ardent supporters of the belarusian ones. testo in 2020 polish prime minister mateusz marowiecki politician even met with the editors of an extremist telegram channel, financed a belarusian house in warsaw, which in fact became the headquarters of the fugitives, according to various sources, the leadership of poland allocated around 50 million polish zlotys for their activities. after a while, the secret correspondence between the prime minister and the head of the chancellery will go online, where will become aware of the dirty plans of warsaw in relation to minsk, the marovets actions in belarus will be called political gold and even offered to create a special plan. pay attention to the date of the first message before the election. another week from marovetsky to his assistants, what do you think it might be important to announce some such plan , let's call it the plan of the prime minister of marovetsky for belarus, the janitor answers mar

the united states condemns attempts by north korea to fire a long range intercontinental ballistic missilece the global average. with the us midterm elections fast approaching —

united states. one group remains under fire tonight. christina coleman has the story live from l.a. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy says g.o.p. lawmakers will consider impeaching dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas next year if he does not resign over his handling of the border crisis. but mayorkas has no plans on stepping down right now. meantime, there is no stop in illegal activity at the southern border. take a look at this video from yesterday, thanksgiving day, authorities say texas state troopers and border agents stopped an 18-year-old from trying to smuggle migrants in a neighborhood in mission, texas. they located three migrants in that thick bruck trying to get to houston and earlier today, our photographer shot this video he says there were two groups of about 200 migrants. they were stopped by border agents just north of eagle pass. and today in pennsylvania, two buses with a total of 71 migrants arrived in philadelphia this morning. this will be the third and fourth buses of migrants sent to this democrat-run state by

than 60 people and 18 pieces of equipment are fighting the fire. 10 people were killed in a shooting at a shopping center in the united states, at least five were injured and were hospitalized a man entered a walmart store and opened fire soon. after which he committed suicide, the identity of the strelka set the shopping center evacuated to the town and works as an investigator. the authorities and germany, even before the start of the special operation, were counting on the defeat of kiev, boris johnson said on cnn about this, the failure of ukraine, according to the former british prime minister, is beneficial to berlin from an economic point of view. she went to the italian government, according to johnson, they said that they would not be able to support anti-russian sanctions due to the quote of a huge dependence on russian energy carriers, but in france in general before the latter denied the very possibility of an armed conflict. at the same time, the western media were given the command in advance to intimidate the europeans as much as possible, imaginary aggression from moscow in the west of turkey this morning, an

capital, a series of drawings was created on the wall of the building of the eighth state fire department of the rescue unit, the mural is a collective image of a brave and courageous emergency worker, they are the ones who every day eliminate the consequences of russian shelling, put out fires, dismantle rubble and save every living person, whether it is a person or an animal. this is the end of this for today and i will say goodbye to you until tomorrow. my colleagues will continue the live broadcast of espresso in a few moments. i will remind you that you can read more news on our website espresso.tv a brief summary about the main thing is on our telegram channel, news, espresso.tv, the most interesting information and videos are always on our youtube channel, espresso krapka tv , subscribe to our youtube channel, like us, write comments, always be with ukrainian look at the world, see you. let's see how people who suffer from rheumatism and arthrosis live. they heard that the weather is changing. i smeared myself with dolgit in the morning. now let the dolgit cream relieve pain, reduce swelling and impr

the united states condemns attempts by north korea to fire a long—range intercontinental ballistic missile billions of dollars during the pandemic. but it now has another colossal challenge ahead of it — addressing its role in climate change, and the huge carbon footprint of air travel. the world's biggest planemaker airbus says it wants to have a zero emissions commercial airliner in service by 2035. at an industry summit in california, the company's head of marketing stan shparberg has been telling my colleague aaron heslehurst about the challenges and opportunities that presents. sustainability is going to be the biggest challenge. and, of course, our passengers do not want to have a compromised experience when they are travelling, but they do want to obviously make sure that we decarbonise our... you know, the industry, and we move forward to the 2050 goals that we all set for ourselves. the net—zero goal. absolutely. but, stan, i have to ask you this, because you'll know this — i mean, the critics will say that not just airbus, your competitor, you guys are just tinkering around the e

the california democratic congressional delegation, i hear fires like this year round from my colleagues but not just a western united states' problem, fire risks threaten new districts and new states every year and fires don't only rage in democratic districts. this knows no political divide. as wildfires continue to worsen our government has not acted with enough urgency. it's clear tay congress needs to pass legislation to better prevent and respond to wooled fires. i joined state and local officials to specifically discuss this policy and the operational gaps and the systems we have in place don't work as well as we should. fema's current statutory practices limit our ability to recover from wildfires and that's why the california firefighters, chiefs and leaders i met with support the fire act. we know that wildfires present a unique and present danger and policies written for hurricanes, floods and tornadoes don't always translate well. the fire act would direct fema to create a process to use red flag warnings to take predisaster measures and predeploy resources to take disaster-specific damages expwoo account during

prices topped the list of food inflation in the united states and the hungarian government limited prices for them and finally , elon musk began to fire twitter employees again, despite promises that he would not do this. a dozen twitter engineers received a message when the employment relationship was stopped. the new reduction came as a surprise to many workers. this decision was explained by the company's management for performance reasons. and he promised to pay the departed monthly severance pay, while earlier freelancers were paid severance pay for three months. and on this i have everything stay with us. and may your working week be successful, have a good day.

poles allowed the kiev investigators to watch how the examination is going on, and the united states this press fired version that the rocket was russian and already in warsaw they were not just surprised, but outraged that the former ukrainian ambassador to germany melnik was appointed deputy foreign minister, that is, it is not clear to the poles if they have thrown all their forces to help ukraine, they are accepting tens of thousands of refugees, they are transporting all western weapons through their territory to help kiev, as a person who announced that bandera was not involved the genocide of the poles and jews in bulk, that there is no difference between the poles, the soviet union and nazi germany. she received a promotion from zelensky and does not even promise not. sorry , the germans will not change. but melnik called them offended by liverwurst, the chancellor, but here you already need to see how boris johnson, who is now appointed to collect donations for ukraine, plays on the situation. all of a sudden, he admits in an interview with tin that germany believed before the crisis that th

united states. ashley: all right, trump fired back saying, "mitch is a loser for our nation who would not have beenelected without his endorsement." okay, charlie hurt is here now. always lots of great stuff to go at. charlie, good morning to you. >> good morning. ashley: there is a clear rift in the republican party right now. is this going to have a big impact in 2024? >> you know, it's still early, ash, and i think that it's sort of, this is what a lot of the media sort of is gasping at. nobody has heard of this guy and i believe actually donald trump when he said he never heard of this guy. he's some sort of internet creature who spouts nasty stuff that nobody really, i mean, obviously, they care about the idea of anti-semitism but, you know, you have some crackpot on the internet spouting rant ings is sort of not surpris ing to anybody whose been on the internet, so i don't think it's going to have a huge impact, but it does sort of underscore how much the media, how desperate the media is to slime donald trump with absolutely anything and i think lauren simonetti exactly right. if you go up o

united states and, quote, other hosttle forces. japan's defense minister said this icbm could theoretically travel at 9,300 miles if fired at a regular meaning it could hit mainland united states. >> i don't think this represents a game changer. we know north korea has the ability to range the continental united states for more than five years now. so the basic picture between the united states and north korea remains the same. >> reporter: forces at the air base in japan were ordered to shelter in place shortly after the launch. >> this most recently is a brazen violation of multiple u.n. security resolutions. it destabilizes security in the region and unnecessarily raises tensions. >> reporter: vice president harris met with allied leaders on the side lines of the asian pacific economic cooperation summit in thailand, all condemned the launch and vowed to workicosely together. physical responses were swift. japan dispatched their craft filming this, what they believe is be the contrails or vapor trails of the ballistic missile. the u.s. and south korea forces simulated strikes. the launch follows strong words from north carolina's

i don't know that any other fire station built on the water is in the united states. >> the fire boatgional asset that can be used for water rescue, but we also do environmental cleanup. we have special rigging that we carry that will contain oil spills until an environmental unit can come out. this is a job for us, but it is also a way of life and a lifestyle. we're proud to serve our community. and we're willing to help people in any way we can. >> roughly five years, i was working as a high school teacher, and i decided to take my students on a surfing field trip. the light bulb went off in my head, and i realized i could do much more for my students taking them surfing than i could as their classroom teacher, and that is when the idea for the city surf project was born. >> working with kids in the ocean that aren't familiar with this space is really special because you're dealing with a lot of fear and apprehension but at the same time, a lot of excitement. >> when i first did it, i was, like, really scared, but then, i did it again, and i liked it. >> we'll get a group of kids wh

fire. the united states is working 24/7 to try to come up with creative solutions to keep the grid going.rt from this, what ukraine needs most of all are air defense systems and if you talk to the ukrainian military as i do, they would really like long range rockets of their own. so that they could hit, for instance, the warehouses and distribution centers of the iranian drones which are said to be in the occupied peninsula of crimea. one of the things the pentagon is mulling no doubt as part of this nato package you just mentioned are providing the ukrainians with artillery missiles which can reach 150 kilometers, that would be very long range compared to the stuff they've currently got. there's i think it's called a small diameter bomb that fits lock and key with the high mars that we've given them and that have been proven to be a game changer. if the ukrainians get defensive weaponry that can protect their skies and offensive weaponry that can take out the main hubs where the russians are launching these attacks, they could very well so they feel survive this winter and if they do sur

you're not allowed to fire people in the united states because of skin color and have an entire civilhts division at the justice department that exists to prevent things like this from happening and have an entire civil rights movement designed to make sure the people were never fired because of skin color and no one is say ago word. barack obama, self-appointed super man, naacp. not a word. no one's paid them to complain yet. bob woodson experienced firsthand the civil rights movement and joins us now. thank you so much for coming on, mr. woodson. if you wind up in a place -- >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: of course, you just have seen both ends of it. if you wind up in a country where it's okay to fire you because of the way you look, it seems like maybe the last 60 years were for nothing. >> it really does, tucker. it's degrading and what progressives are doing if they have hijacked the rich legacy of the civil rights movement and using it as a bludgeon of the nation and it was the same values that enabled black america to survive slavery and discrimination and in one sense, we a

yes, you had a response in terms of the three air to surface missiles that were fired from united statesghter jets, that deliberately went over the -- that dee factor maritime border into, you know, the waters very close to north korea's own territorial waters for the first time. this is something that obviously is escalating tensions, it's really tit for tat, as the air ride sirens that you heard for the first time in six years on that island off of the south korean coast are certainly an indication perhaps of where this is all headed, your panel earlier just kind of hit the nail on the head, it really does all tie together. why does kim jong-un feel like he can launch at least 23 missiles today, more than he has ever done on a single day ever or his two predecessors and why has he felt he is able to do 29 launch events so far in year, including just today also, 100 or so artillery rounds fired into the waters off of peninsula. the reason why he feels so confident is because there is this authoritarian brotherhood, it's kim jong-un it would be like the little brother, xi and putin the b