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we are united way.communities around the when disaster strikes we get you back on your feet. we help children build brighter. we've been here for over 135 s but now our work is more . join us. join your neighbors. join united way. arriving to the u.s. from uganda, including u.s. citizens will be routed to five specific airports across the country where they will be screened for ebola. as of now there are no reported cases here in the united states. the decision comes as concerns grow over uganda's ebola outbreak. with us now, dr. tara narula. i think because of covid we all forgot the last ebola outbreak that caught everyone's attention a few years before this. talk to us about these concerns and new measures. >> i think for anyone who hears the world ebola, the initial reaction is fear so it's important to keep things in perspective. let's go based on the fact. i think this is really low risk at this point to americans. the u.s. embassy said the threat of getting ebola here is low, there are no confirm

join united way.ion is murder, and should be treated as a crime. then you find out then one of your senate candidates is alleged to have paid for an abortion from a woman he was dating? what do you do? it seems you give him half 1 million dollars in the round of applause. i'm talking of course about georgia senate kemp they nominee herschel walker. his campaign is raised over $500,000 last week, since allegations were first race that he paid for an abortion par golf and in 2009. something he denies. and himself has been getting standing ovations. the baptist roach has been on the campaign instance. go figure. as for the national republican party? >> and we were caught lying about having three secret children? >> yes sir. >> so senator mcconnell, do you really think this guys ready to be a senator? >> it doesn't matter what i think, it matters what i say and i say, go herschel walker! >> anyways, i love you too much mechanic. >> and mitch come a conduct, i mean mcconnell, does love herschel walker. he'

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. >> if people want to help for the united way, go to salvation army and donate, it would really go a long way. whatever you can possibly do to do. we need everyone in the united states to help. >> absolutely. we'll make sure that message gets out, commissioner. thank you again for the time. as the commissioner noted, of course as the commissioner noted, there are a lot of folks here in southwest florida that need assistance right now. if you're in a position to lend a helping hand, we want to empower you to do that. so for more information on howe y -- how you can help the victims of hurricane ian, go to cnn/impact. there are links there and if you send money there, you know it's going to go to the right place. the need isn't going to kb away any time soon. so any donation, any contribution to this area will be dearly appreciated. >> appreciate that of course, boris. thank you. and while ian has moved north, some states are still facing flood advisories. let's talk more about that with meteorologist britley ritz. >> the rain is not over yet. catch the rain this morning before it buil

at the training ground of the western military district, the training of motorized rifle units is actively under way the course, march and offensive and defense special attention to medical training. it all starts with carrying the weapon to normal combat, then we move on to the sagittarius exercise with elements of tactical shooting, then we move on to more complex exercises and complete it all by storming the city building as part of the squad. in addition, classes are held in tactical medicine, engineering training and classical tactics. and at the training ground in the kaliningrad region, military personnel from the reserves comply with the standards for the deployment of units shooting at targets from various types of small arms and grenade launchers is studied in practice as arranged special means of communication and reconnaissance. in addition, the reservists work out their skills in mastering military equipment. classes are conducted under the guidance of experienced officers of the marine corps of the baltic fleet. we carry out intensive combat training. well, basically, everything is gre

in new york just to afford a one bedroom apartment that according to a survey by united way that makesmum wage and average rent around $1000 a month but believe it or not it is worse in other cities, san jose, california takes the cake, 141 hours despite having the highest minimum-wage earnings in the country, $16.20 an hour. dallas comes in as the second least affordable city at 120 hours even though the minimum-wage there stands at $7.25 an hour, an hour, chicago comes in third at 112 hours, new york, philly round out the top 5, one hundred 10 hours. it is a long way. stuart: mortgage rates have doubled the past 6 months, there must be a lot of people on the sidelines waiting to buy. ashley: especially those who saved up the money, americans are waiting until mortgage rights are home prices drop. how long will that take? the typical homebuyer who took out a mortgage in july made a $62,500 payment that was up 6% from a year earlier. mortgage rates around 7% at home prices still high potential buyers are simply parking their money. fannie mae forecasts mortgage lenders will complete 49

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of showing he wants to unite the party? a waye -a ? , a way of showing he wants to unite the - ? , a way of showing he wants to unite thea ? , , the party? yes. he said some boris johnson backers. _ the party? yes. he said some boris johnson backers. ben _ the party? yes. he said some boris johnson backers. ben wallace - the party? yes. he said some boris| johnson backers. ben wallace came out and said that he was minded to support borisjohnson. james support boris johnson. james cleverly eight, support borisjohnson. james cleverly eight, even though they switched at the very last, he's some of that cited. he is clearly... grant shapps is someone who came out and criticised liz truss. so he's reaching out to the critics of liz truss. but also some of these stability of the liz therese coffey truss backers. we have seen, liz truss backers. we have seen, liz truss is closest political friend. seems she will still be in there. we see him trying to reach out to different groups. i think the criticism you can make is, when he said ear

and again, logically speaking, one way to the united states, or maybe the only way to the, to the united states from supporting your current to the level when that support can make a strategic difference for russia would be to strengthen departments. now, how do you strengthen? because you basically strengthen and by saying that, you know, in certain circumstances, we will not be hitting at ukraine will be hitting elsewhere. and that shared the so, but people of, so basically the idea was not to the suggest russian needs to know hip united states with a nuke. the idea was to strengthen to tons the foundation of peace as we know it. and it's interesting that most of the western decision makers, when they make statements about rush as possible, use of nuclear weapons, they need focus on tactical strikes upon ukraine. they never met, even conceive of russia being able to reach their own homelands. do you think that said deflection on their part, or do they honestly believe that given russia's potential and those people in the know they know of fresh as nuclear potential? they know that they

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the only way the united states government can give money to california is by taking the money from thether 49 states. so i do not want the states of the federal government to do that. california is in really terrible state. the problems with homelessness, the proms of poverty. the problems with the schools. people leaving california for this is one of the themes of the book. blue states like california, a group in the chicago area, illinois is losing, caterpillar just left. illinois was one of its iconic companies. boeing just left illinois. elon musk he left california. you are seeing a lot of people move away from these high tax height regulation states. i think they better get their house in order printed by the way you know where they're going a lot of memory going to texas and florida. two states that have no income tax. text steve or you sidetrack me a little bit here. as elon musk a hero of yours or someone who's good for the country? >> that is a complicated question. o he has really changed his political philosophy. when he started with all these companies like a solar power c

we're looking at arcadia, i just happen to be set up about 100 yards from the director's office of united way, here in port charlotte. she's been tasked with trying to get meals into the inglewood area near venice. it's a hard, hard hit community. we're gonna focus on how we can make the biggest impact by supporting other organizations by going out there and getting meals in these communities. right now some of these communities even though they're 30 miles away would take an hour to two hours, because of the sheer could gestion in traffic. >> stan, before i let you go for folks that are watching, i know you mentioned this a little bit earlier, but important to mention again if they want to help you out. they love what you're doing, how could they help? >> absolutely. go to go beyond.org, click the red button that says volunteer, we need a lot of volunteers. but we also need a lot of donations. it takes a lot especially in the economy that were in run out, fuel prices the way they are, we need the help and they can hit that donate biden. so, go beyond.org and help us out, either volunteer, if

united nations. but in the same way, the united states can go for any provocation against china, which yes has slowed down in growth, but its 4%, it’s just that this year it’s anyone’s dream western countries that are in economic recession, and china is on the rise and we are also morally on the rise, because our cause the right victory will be ours. we give the word to the news. we'll be back at the big game studio at 4:50 pm. we will tell you the most important events right now. technological sovereignty of russia digital transformation of the development of the it industry this issue was discussed today in the kremlin vladimir putin held a working meeting with dmitry chernyshenko deputy prime minister reported that over the past 3 years the number of socially significant services that citizens can receive online has increased by 16 times the number of settlements where spent internet, besides moreover, special attention. now the focus is on restoring ties in new regions first things first yuri lipatov the digital economy and innovation in it is one of the obviously successful areas in the russian

know, he wanted to be in a united party— that, you know, he wanted to be in a united party and i think, looking at the wayen all parties, boris didn't want to put himself through that again. i do understand and respect — that again. i do understand and respect that. that again. i do understand and respect that-— that again. i do understand and resect that. ., , . ~ respect that. conservative mp david morris. i respect that. conservative mp david morris- i also _ respect that. conservative mp david morris. i also got _ respect that. conservative mp david morris. i also got reaction _ respect that. conservative mp david morris. i also got reaction from - morris. i also got reaction from lord marland, ministerfor energy lord marland, minister for energy and lord marland, ministerfor energy and climate change and business. i'm sure he's got over a hundred, in fact, i know he has. he has taken the decision to not do it. a number of us, including this family, tried to persuade him not to. it is very difficult to not enjoy the, and the demand for his return that was heard on television and radio stations all ove

benefit concert and obviously funds will help, whether it's from your benefit, american red cross, united way, we know they are all on the ground there, but what do people need right now, those folks you talked to that you're in contact with? is it power? is it cell phone service? gasoline? food, what's the biggest thing? >> it's all of the above honestly. so we're in direct contact with the woman's club down there, if you go to their website just search the woman's club, and you'll find actually all of the links that you need so go there and click on the links and you can give. they are sending money directly like i said the beach, some of our favorite restaurants, bars, venues, places we've performed at are just gone. the cottage which is there for 71 years we know the people that own it. they sent us pictures. it's not even there. there's no damage, it's just gone. so if you would look up the woman's club and then click on the links that are available there to give back. >> cheryl: well what about your wedding? i'm curious, are you going to reschedule? are you going to wait? find somewhere

the doe e nateed food and waters from the national guard as well as charity organizes like the united wayen and women tell me they are just happy to help these people who, clearly, have dwindling pre-hurricane supplies at their house or home and if they're staying with friends, well, they're getting additional things to be less of a problem. and the people that receive all of this stuff are extremely thankful. >> we're getting what we need to survive. but, you know, just -- these guys are awesome. they help so much. >> i am so incredibly gracious. i come every single day. but yesterday we had no ice here, and i'm so happy to be able to give my 90-year-old parents ice. >> reporter: yeah. she and her parents still, no electricity. fox news flew sunday over the worst of the destruction can on the devastated barrier islands off fort myers beach, sanibel and pine island. those islands no longer have bridge access for residents although this point the city manager in sanibel estimates the number of residents still remaining there, probably under 100. also a new temporary bridge connecting the m

but united way level 10 minutes later when anthony made it really golden as money came now came on after half an hour and poured his landmark gold. just before her time, when it's united to 1700 days, that gold took the 37 year old tally 244 feet lighted from both his spells with the premier lee club. but he was most successful rail, madrid scoring, 450 cub goals for the spanish giants. and when you look across his entire 20 career, he's scored an average of 35 goals a season. that is really impressive. renew score 700 goals. that is she huge performance and i'm really happy for him. i congratulate him. oh, with that but the performance. and so, and i also happy at the this is 1st call decision. i had to wait for in the premier league and to when i'm short able, coming moguls off, now gone back to the top, the premier league after meeting level 32 and a thriller at the emeralds arsenal hadn't scored in the last 6 games against liverpool. but it took just 58 seconds to pro gabrielle martin, eli, to keep them believe in this match. them all responded well equalized through darwin, new year

week at minimum wage to afford the rent on a one bedroom home according to a new survey by the united wayan hour, you would have to work 141 hours a week for a one bedroom there in dallas, 120 hours in chicago, 112 hours a week will give you enough for rent on one bedroom, the same for new york city. it drops off in los angeles. tucson, arizona, and buffalo were the only two cities on the list where you could put in less than 50 hours a week to afford that one bedroom >> those stats are staggering. >> yes. puts a fine point on things. >>> all right. let's get our morning boost, shall we okay babies do so many adorable things, reaction from people, especially their parents this mom cannot stop laughing when she hears her baby laugh for the very first time. >> you're the best [ laughter ] >> you're the sweetest [ laughter ] you're amazing [ laughter ] you make mama cry. >> oh, my gosh mom is laughing, crying. i think she is crying. i think she is straight up crying what a sweet, joyful moment. happy tears. happy they shared that with the world. >> nothing like a baby's laugh precious. >>> j

environment of republican political activists i mean the republican party of the united states to what extent. by the wayterm elections of the united states can change politics in that regard, unfortunately, this is perceived by the right wing of the united states, in particular, by such a pro -trump current of the republican party, there are constantly reports that well, approximately the same at best , the same things that we heard about . determine the foreign policy of the united states and at least until the 24th year they will not mean it, which is not good that if the republicans won these congressional elections, in particular, they can win the elections to the house of representatives, and the problem is that this is the role of this far-right pro-trump current in the republican party. significantly because in any case the new congress will have more republicans of the electric right, more republicans who are trump's premises, more republicans who will oppose aid in ukraine, who will speak to agree with putin the most important thing that they can slow down the allocation on the one hand, but on

united party. looking at the way of a scapegoat and deals can't be brokered between the parties. respect him for that. the reality is, we're in the business of running the country. i'm in the business of trying to work as hard as i possibly can for my constituents and get the investments into morecambe. i look at how the economy is going to fare up and am very happy that jeremy hunt is the chancellor. i think with rishi sunak being his boss, i think it would be a very good partnership. what did strike me from this statement that borisjohnson put out that he said he would be very well to lead the conservatives into a general election in 2024. what does that indicate that he might be thinking about how rishi sunak might be getting along in the next couple years? because you have to be the leader of the party to lead them into a general election. i think it all honesty that boris gave this a lot of thought. he decided to reach the conclusion that he did personally, i would i would still like to see boris and government, somewhere somewhere in government, being constructive, being po

the donetsk people's republic sid was appointed battalion commander, he tells how serious combat unit big wayt's not that he's unthinkable, why did our grandfathers do the unthinkable. well, guys , i also never held a weapon in my life nothing. it’s just that after, for example, for about 3 months he sits worthily on the defensive and tells how his battalion captured two dozen ukrainian military men who broke through from mariupol and shows them in captured equipment, in general i bow to our civilian population, especially in the capital of our city. donetsk, how they endure it. that's all that's happening there now. regular shelling and so on to the russians, what would i like to say to the connoisseur. appreciate appreciate the world is still only here, these terrible shots cannot be shown uncut blood severed limbs, 13 dead are the consequences of shelling the center of the board on september 19, as soon as yuri sushchenko heard about the tragedy and immediately rushed to the baku commissars square, he was the senior orderly of the medical platoon. we had to help civilians injured. in gener

at the event, haney unveiled a name change for the 1000 block of howard street. 2 united players way in honor of the organization's years of community building. >> we have a lot of folks out here right now mason decisions that put them in a place that they didn't want to be. ended up serving time. in present. when i got out instead looking out for themselves, those folks, many of them right here came out and came here and look out for this community. and because of their work. and because of the way that they look out our young people and look out for this neighborhood and look out for our city. countless lives have been saved. >> along with funding from the state, united players receive money from the san francisco nonprofit sustainability initiative and is working with speaker nancy pelosi to secure federal dollars to try to complete this purchase. >> the blue angels are back in the bay in the skies, at least over the bay area. if you looked up this afternoon, you probably saw them flying around. but if you didn't see them. you may have actually heard them pretty loud. this is the

this is the united states of america. but along the way, we stopped. not everyone though. but i have to say one thing. even republicans can get behind this law, although some of them have a funny way of showing it. last week, i saw you saw it too, an interesting report on cnn. you all may have seen. i don't know if cnn is here, but they put out a report. the headline was "republicans called bidens infrastructure program socialism and then they asked for more money". [laughter] in my church they say "bless me father for i have sinned". [laughter] but look, the report describes republicans in detail, i'm not going to mention their names who voted against the infrastructure bill called me a socialist and then attack the democrats who were passing it, socialism, radical, spending, rushed and irresponsible. well now they are quietly and privately sending letters to my administration asking for money. they are talking about how important projects are in their districts and for all americans. well, guess what? i am going to give them the money because it's not about them, it's ab

by the way one of the ways the uniteds states government raise revenue for the first 100 years of our country before income tax can do know what one major revenue raisers was? land sales with the federal government sold land and that was revenue collected to do its purposes. perfect tradition with our country but isan not just land. there's buildings, there's huge amounts of energy resources that we have in this country. we are very richly endowed country with energy, minerals and those kinds of things. we estimate there's about $50 trillion of assets like a buried treasure under our land. why don't we these that land and have people pay a fee to get at those resources and then we use that g money to reduce our debt? that would be a great thing to do. >> host: back to "govzilla" and a recommendations, no federal dollars to millionaires. >> guest: this is something the late great walter williams, i know you had them on your show, a very famous economist, black economist who was just, became an icon. he and i came up with this idea of like let's say nobody who makes over $1 million on a

shares of united, by the the way, are higher as well. who here has got a trade, tim, on united? >> to me it's delta over united. but let's listen to united and say their operating margin is going to exceed their peak 2019. they're going tell you that their ebitda margin down to 11.3 is a major recovery. so when i hear about demand and i hear the dynamics that people are worried would be the airlines, the biggest issue for airlines have been operational and logistics, et cetera, et cetera it's not been necessarily their ability to have higher prices. we learned that with the cpi number they're not all built the same the balance sheets are not all built the same if you look at enterprise value for a loft the airlines, delta is the most attractive >> dan, i'm assuming you do not walk to san francisco. considering you were here last night. my guess is you flew my guess is the plane was packed my guess is the airport was packed >> yeah. the one take away i'd say, actually, the results out of united, they're cutting their counts back by 10% they're beating earnings, they're running th

income, comparing people's income which is extremely go against the united way, bringing in the yoonted way real cost measure to show what outsiders are saying is a livable real cost of living in san francisco. a counterpoint. we are starting to get information and data from mental health sf which is really exciting, so this beautiful chart is lifted out of the materials because i liked it so much. about 46 percent of the-people experiencing homelessness who touched the homeless response or health care system are diagnosed with a serious mental illness or substance use disorder. this is the mental health assessed population. higher rates of disability reported at the pit count compared to the general population of san francisco in the census. 39 percent of pit count respondents identified as having at least one health conditions compared to 5.7 percent at the census. there is a lit of definitional stuff happening there, but i think even if you subtracted the 7 percent of literally homeless adults from the response, you still have a very high rate of disability among people experiencing

in poland, i think it was appropriate and that's where things are devolving into so the only way the united states can compete is if we have a bigger posse than the chinese government to make it clear in the book we talk about russia, where it conflicts with russia but the relationship that willhe define the rest of the century is as relation between u.s. and china. i think we can both exist at the same time as long as we compete, we are going to cooperate and compete. >> economically integrated, what did we put restrictions on other than energy? from simons? that's all there was. imagine we are in the conflict, it's vastly different but presents the opportunity to have a shared interest tofu avoid th. a deterrent to this repeating with taiwan as russia has done and currently doing. >> what does the russia have to lose? of the. how do we prevent that from happening? make sure your friends love you andhe starts with working with y have we not seen high-level delegation throughout latin america? western hemisphere should be withhe us to come to russia. when if they are not with russia, it wil

way, i’m vasily. i remind you. i said some time ago that we can talk about peace when zelensky suddenly disappear, well, somehow, because this is the figure of the war, which the unitedth the british that it is only suitable for war. it is not for anything and the whole structure around it is no longer suitable for anything, if it ever rises, real questions in the world, then the figure of zelensky should disappear. literally figuratively, but it must disappear, because without stepping over it, the criminal world cannot pass. it was created for another, the meaning of the figure is given by its use. and nothing more, well, about the status, basil, which today in ukraine as they say to you, the enemy. and when the russian tanks are in kiev, they will immediately look for your phone, call and say, tell me ready for peace vasily there, find someone there, call putin tell me who therefore, this whole situation is very well known, changeable, as for, means this. e power, kiev yes. i call this the union of idiots and bastards, who, in general, understood that you can make very good money in the war. here they are just get rich in this war on this currency. look who these

she, by way of fraud, came to the united states in 1998. through nine trips by the boston special agents to rwanda to collect information of evidentiary purpose of in prosecution. it was not presented until in or around 2010, i believe it was. nevertheless, she obtained u.s. citizenship in 2003. when we look at the context of 1994 when the to see in hutus were engaged in those heinous crimes against humanity, and genocide, clearly with the statute being what it is, there was more time, right? and excess of ten years before our special agents and regional support team members were able to work with our international partners to obtain the relevant evidence to -- execution and even so we only presented fraud by way of naturalization and potentially perjury as to substantive charges that were ultimately affected where immunity was convicted. i would say by way of that situation and that investigation where which sentenced to ten years. ultimately served over seven. she was subsequently deported to rwanda and is currently on trial right now for

and to take advantage of that and push the united states to meet them part way, at the very least. and to make some civil rights games. whereas, the confederacy, largely, failed to do this. had the confederacy made efforts to the degree that united states had, we might be experiencing a different story. and then, centering on how black americans, in the south especially, formerly enslaved people managed to use the words to affect their freedom, essentially. so, i will share my screen, now. apologies for this whole set up. all right, there we go. so, interest convergence in the u.s. efforts for soldiers, i want to open up with this idea of what interest convergence is. interest convergence is a particular topic that comes through and critical race theory. it has come out of this idea that out of legal real-ism, a lot of legal scholars, historians, and numerous people have undertaken this work led by professor derrick bell. trying to understand how racism and the law coincide in the united states. the ways in which the laws candid chief certain things, but also, run into limitations w

everyone votes this is a lie, and they also know about it, by the way, at the meeting on interaction with the world of trust in asia, the united states, by the way, and ukraine are represented as an observer, however, in this organization. put pressure on anyone, they have there is no chance, konstantin banyushkin. dmitry kochurin alexey praising svetlana barkova alexander gornostaev channel one well, that the west was blackmailing other countries before voting on the point of the russian revolution, both our permanent representative and he vasily gasoline said a document that condemns the referendum in the dpr of the lpr. kherson zaporozhye regions. he called politicized and provocative special pressure on other states was exerted by the states of washington, which today most loudly criticizes us and shouts from the territorial integrity of ukraine recently declared its readiness to use force to protect taiwan, which is an integral part of the people's republic of china, it is obvious that there is no question of any holiness of the principles of territorial integrity for the united states and nato countries; they support it

israel in the situation with ukraine wags the united states in many ways after all, israel does only t wants, and the united states supports it in everything, and now the journalist actually catches the official representative of the state department, on double standards, in particular, on the fact that israel occupied the territory of east jerusalem back in 1967 during the six-day war, the territory of east jerusalem was not recognized by the majority strangely, israel disputes the accusation from this report. he also disputes the allegations from human rights groups that you repeatedly cite regarding ukraine, iran and other countries. what is the difference, in your opinion ukraine is sovereign state of the message, no to japan. you point out what the critics say. listen, no country is immune and should not be immune from criticism. this, of course, also applies to israel, some of the criticism that we have heard and offered ourselves for several. months justified however, this statement is unlikely. at least somehow affect the relations between israel and the united states of ameri

that is set by the united way, and they do this all over the country where they look at individuals in the state, they look at their expenses, and measures how close they are to being able to meet unexpected expenses. really in idaho, it, varies from county to county but on average statewide, just over 40% are one car repair, one blown water heater or one medical bill away from financial ruin that can affect them for years. this is not a new problem that just popped up. it is a problem that has been continuing in idaho for decades and getting worse. >> can i respond to that? >> briefly. sen. crapo: i would point out, it is my understanding mr. roth supports entirely pretty much of the biden, schumer, pelosi agenda i just discussed. one of the main reasons i think we have a serious difference between each other is that. i believe we have to return to more fiscally appropriate policies, protect our energy independence, and stop the crime at the borders. that is a critical issue we need to address here today. >> mr. roth, do you want to respond? mr. roth: absolutely. i believe it is impor