used today this turbine in texas heats water. these ridge turbines like this cross above denver, colorado and this eggbeater turbine, a joint department of energy and, us department of agriculture research supplies energy irrigation near garden city, kansas and one provides energy to refrigerate milk on a dairy farm near fort collins, colorado. these three turbine convert sebring is into power for a newspaper in saint petersburg, florida. the wind has potential as an energy source. america, a potential that is in the process of being really used as costs decrease with mass production as, new technology and stronger and lighter materials are developed and as the cost of energy continues to wind energy will find an even more important under the sun sun.

revolutionary because breakfast cereals were sold at lightning speed today, according to the us department of agriculturehe average american annually eats a kilo of breakfast cereals. and although the americans turned out to be right, and any doctor will now tell you the importance of breakfast, but here those cereals that are in their supermarkets on the shelves under the category of healthy food definitely don’t get a lot of dyes in them. even more sugar and starch. and most importantly, very little dietary fiber. although make breakfast cereals. eating healthy. can our next material be about this, my colleagues visited belarusian dry breakfasts, which were approved by nutritionists . the very first dry breakfasts of domestic production, our consumer was able to buy 32 years ago, it was originally planned to create production with a focus on caramel products, but the team decided to choose something else. the direction relied on innovative products that had not yet been made in belarus. these are pillows filled with corn flakes, rice balls, rings, a mixture of grains, on the shelves of the country , fo

retained its absolute leadership, first place in the world , for several years now, even the us department of agriculturezed it , as reported by bloomberg and as emphasized by the first deputy minister of russia, there is no competition in the main means of production land. the tower area is 97 million hectares. meanwhile, russian grain is in demand among the countries of its closest partners, up to 500,000 tons will be purchased this year by belarus, despite the fact that it itself is a large producer, as the deputy head of the government of the republic leonid zayats of minsk said , it purchases grain almost at cost per ton without vat 12.5 thousand russian rubles, which practically coincides with the price of the domestic belarusian market? iran russian companies have completed the first stage of development of seven large oil fields on the territory of the islamic republic. well, as the minister of oil zhutuji said, cooperation is taking place within the framework of a memorandum between gazprom and the national iranian iranian oil company for $40 billion. the sentencing process for the projects is a

today, according to the us department of agriculture, the average american eats a kilo of breakfast cerealsthe americans turned out to be right, any doctor will now tell you about the importance of breakfast, but those cereals that are on the shelves in their supermarkets under the category of healthy food definitely do not fall into the category of healthy food, they contain a lot of dyes, even more sugar, starch and, most importantly, very little dietary fiber though you can make breakfast cereals a healthy meal, this is what our next article is about... material: my colleagues visited the production of belarusian breakfast cereals, the composition of which was approved by nutritionists. our consumers were able to buy the very first domestically produced breakfast cereals 32 years ago. initially, it was planned to create a production facility with an emphasis on caramel products, but the team decided to choose a different direction, focusing on innovative products that had not yet been made in belarus, such as stuffed pillows, corn flakes, rice balls, mixed grain rings, a large number of

the eu 34 million, and then canada australia usa is only in fifth place according to the us department of agriculturesupplies. next year it will decrease by 3 million. primarily due to decreased production in canada, europe and russia, forecasts. if we talk about the agricultural season 2022, 23, then we we supplied 60 million tons of grain to foreign markets, including 47 million wheat. by the way, it is absolutely the leader in the world. for several years now russia has maintained that we are out of competition in terms of the main means of production , land. the area of ​​the tower is 97 million hectares; against this background, analysts say it is important to maintain acceptable world grain prices due to ukrainian dumping. last time. at 3-year lows, futures contracts for wheat supplies are trading around $600 in ruble terms. it's about 58,000, apparently, the pressure on grain prices is extremely unsatisfactory for kiev’s sworn friends poland, hungary and slovakia, which, despite everything, lowered the food curtain and protected themselves. cheap ukrainian food ukraine is losing in a military

today, according to the us department of agriculture , the average american eats a kilo of breakfastereals annually. and even though the americans turned out to be right, and any doctor will now tell you the importance of breakfast, but those cereals that are on the shelves in supermarkets under the healthy food category definitely don’t contain a lot of dyes. even more sugar and starch. and most importantly, very little dietary fiber. although make breakfast cereals. eating healthy. this is exactly what our next material will be about. my colleagues visited belarusian breakfast cereals, the composition of which was approved by nutritionists . our consumer was able to buy the very first domestically produced breakfast cereal 32 years ago, she initially planned to create a production facility with a focus on caramel products, but the team decided to choose something else. the direction relied on innovative products that had not yet been made in belarus. these are pillows filled with corn flakes, rice balls, rings, mixtures of grains, on the shelves of the country, for the first time a

international food policy research institute but also was former chief economist at the us department of agriculturee to you, good to have you on the programme. do you think that president erdogan's optimism is well placed, how close do you think a deal is? it placed, how close do you think a deal is? , ., ., deal is? it is hard to say. the demands _ deal is? it is hard to say. the demands for, _ deal is? it is hard to say. the demands for, that _ deal is? it is hard to say. the demands for, that russia - deal is? it is hard to say. the demands for, that russia has deal is? it is hard to say. the - demands for, that russia has that this agreement have been on the table for the last year. every time the agreement had come up for renewal, putin had raised the issue of having access to the swiss system for the russian banks, to loan money for the russian banks, to loan money for exports and then also the reopening of this ammonia pipeline that goes from the plant on the volga river to ports around odesa. in your view, how much influence do you think president erdogan could have with vladimir putin? pre

agriculture since the beginning of the year, mr. president, they say that the electricity department tells us, sir, the electricity of agriculture, ifre sometimes 7600 power outages in the city, but the electric motor is water and amir, and harvesting fodder, corn is fodder, but last year 1400 has gone up to 3 thousand tomans meat for the producers has gone up, on the other hand, the import of live animals in pakistan, which is a very big danger that must be destroyed in our country , will cause pollution. let's create employment and fix it, and also that food and job security came last year from a livestock farmer. an example was in the market. 252 thousand tons, 46,000 livestock support companies , which had no history, we bought this amount of internal resources. from 90 thousand tomans, the government 50 thousand tomans packaging 220221 consumers 31000 tomans to the producer inverse relationship 10 thousand billion tomans the project was supposed to make the producer all the flight within the first 48 hours because of the device for creating agriculture and financial resources for mr. gholamizadeh's office every year. his youth,

department of agriculture to protect a lucrative monopoly that the government of egypt had awarded to hanna. that was then used certain bribe payments. second, the indictment alleges that senator menendez used his power and influence to try to disrupt a criminal investigation and prosecution undertaken by the new jersey attorney general's office related to an associate and a are relative of uribe. third, the indictment alleges that senator menendez used his power and influence to try to disrupt a federal prosecution of davis in the district of new jersey in two ways. , first, by seeking to install a united states attorney who he thought could be influenced with respect to davis. and second, by trying to influence that office to act favorably in davis' case. as we alleged in indictment, the senator agreed to do these things and use his power in this way because hanna was paying bribes, because uribe was paying bribes, and because davies was paying bribes. fortunately the public officials the senator sought to influence did not bend to the pressure. that's a good thing. as part of this investigation, special age

of over 120% in europe, europe will become more imported fodder corn, and the government has been involved in agriculture since the beginning of the year. mr. president of the electricity department tells ust there are 7,600 city power outages in agriculture, between the electric engine in the tea and amir systems and the rain irrigation system, but in pars in 1400, it has so far gone up to 3 thousand tomans, the price of meat for producers has gone up on the other side, dom is alive in pakistan, which is a very big danger our country should be easily destroyed like this. it will cause pollution. now the people of my country can be producers and make initial investment here . we can create jobs and also buy security . the phone was made from veal in the market. there were 252,46,000 tons of red meat. livestock affairs, which is dark in the country, had no history. we bought this amount from the support company and domestic resources of the house. heaven was alive in 2005. it was 59 tomans. the calf was finished . it was 90 thousand tomans. in the case of the j5 automatic model, it was 90 thousand tomans. the packaging was sent to the support company. it was 20,252 tomans. consumer and bel

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department of agriculture to protect a lucrative monopoly that the government of egypt had awarded to hana, a lucrative monopoly he used to fund certain bright payments. second, the indictment alleges senator menendez used his power and influence to try to disrupt a criminal investigation and prosecution undertaken by the new jersey attorney general's office related to an associate and relative of urebe. the indictment alleges senator menendez used his power and influence to try to disrupt the federal prosecution of davies and the district of new jersey. first, by seeking to install a united states attorney who he thought could be influenced with respect to davies, and second by trying to influence that office to act favorably in the case. and as we allege in the indictment, the senator agreed to do these things and use his power in this way because hana was paying bribes, because urebe was paying bribes, and because davies was paying bribes. the senator's attorney did not been to pressure. special agents with the fbi executed search warrants on the residents and safe deposit box of senator menendez and nadine menendez

trying to get away from the use of pesticides, they will have to spray even more to prevent their fruit from being infested. >> the state department of food and agriculture will treat the area where the flies were trapped through march of next year, using an organic pesticide administered through an application device. >> we don't go into backyards. nothing from helicopters. it's just very just a splat. all all through the neighborhoods in this area. >> according to the state, the value of california crops threatened by the fruit fly in 2020 was more than $9 billion. it's really devastating if for many of the growers, especially the small growers, it pretty much destroys any possibility for them marketing their produce for that year, our exports will suffer pesky to the average homeowner and to the entire state's economy. stephanie sierra, abc7 news. >> as the alameda county district attorney's office is trying to shut down a livermore based flavored tobacco company, the da is suing apollo future technology, claiming it operates a business that sells flavored vaping tobacco as well as synthetic cannabis. prime primarily to juveniles. the da's office has

department of agriculture to protect a lucrative monopoly the government of egypt had awarded that was then used to fund certain bribe payments. amy: bribes included a mercedes-benz, mortgage payments, gold bars, and over $500,000 in cash. it's the second time menendez has been charged with corruption . menendez stepped down as chair of the senate foreign relations committee. he is holding a press conference today. we'll have more on this story later in the broadcast. the writers guild of america has reached what union leaders are calling an "exceptional" tentative deal on a new contract with hollywood studios and streaming services after a historic 146-day strike. the settlement follows stepped-up negotiations over the past week between the wga and the alliance of motion picture and television producers, capping months of stalled talks over compensation, residuals, and protections against artificial intelligence. the writers' breakthrough could give momentum to talks between sag-aftra and hollywood studios to end a strike by actors who walked off the job in july. in other labor news, president

of using his power and influence to benefit the government of egypt with providing sensitive nonpublic information to public officials. he said that he used his job to try to influence someone at the department of agriculture to protect a monopoly here. >> the time period is also, and this is, he said between 2018, and 2022, and this is a long time period when this is going on, and really after, after the last, his last go around with the law had been puts a side, and when his last, the last charges that menendez was facing ended with a hung jury in the last case. they listed out conduct that menendez took several actions to use his power, influence and leadership in order to pull this off, all with the motivation of he was being paid by these three businessmen who he said they were benefiting. and talking more about this. elliott williams, your reaction t to this and specifically the sitting u.s. senator who is the chair of the u.s. senate foreign relations committee, and you are talking about, and you just heard a u.s. attorney say that he was working to benefit the government of egypt. >> not good. and what is interesting is the manner of the exchange of favors if you want to talk about it is often thro

as agriculture finds its place as an industry in the society. the department of rural development intends to useults of this analysis for policy making in the field of urban agriculture and mutual development of urban and rural areas. well, to the end we reach today's world. we are glad that you were with us. good night, god bless you. it is 3 am tehran time and dear viewers, welcome to this news section. the secretary general of ansarullah yamman movement said in a speech on the occasion of the birthday of the beloved prophet of islam, may god bless him and grant him peace, that the enemies had planned to control all of yemen and occupy the whole of it, but they failed in this goal. seyyed abdul malik badreddin added: if the negotiations do not reach a conclusion, the people of yemen have the right.

department of agriculture to protect a lucrative monopoly that the government of egypt had awarded to hana. a monopoly, then usedo fund certain bribe payments. second. the indictment alleges senator menendez used his power and influence to try and disrupt a criminal investigation and prosecution undertaken by the new jersey attorney general's office related to associate and relative. third, the indictment alleges that senator menendez used his power and influence to try and strapped a federal prosecution of -- in the district of new jersey in two ways. first, by seeking to install the united states attorney who he thought could be influenced with respect to davies. second, by trying to influence that office to act favorably in davies case. as we allege in the indictment, the senator agreed to do these things and use his power in this way because hana was paying bribes. because your rebate was paying bribes, and because davies was paying wives. fortunately, the public officials of senator sought to influence did not bend to the pressure. that is a good thing. host: a photo here from the new jersey globe on the le

of the white house, the state department reported this to reuters. us official washington urged not to sever ties with the russian agricultural bank and wait for a possibleet me remind you that the interaction of banks on payment for agricultural exports ceased on august 2, earlier the russian agricultural bank was disconnected from the swift system as part of the eu sanctions without achieving the lifting of the restriction. russia withdrew from the deal. it was news economics in short. new studies of the oldest mummy of the alpine iceman have changed scientists' understanding of people who lived during the copper age. the mummy of the iceman was discovered in the alps in the ninety-first year, where he lay for 5,300 years. all these 30 years, scientists continue to study beautifully the bodies and artifacts preserved in the ice, and dmitry naidov will tell the details of new research in the program question of science immediately after the advertisement. allow yourself more every month, return 2.5% of the rate with sber bonuses thank you, you will have time to apply for a loan with increased cashback, such low prices improve your mood. monastery cheese

trying to get away from the use of pesticides, they would have to spray even more to prevent their fruit from being infested. >> the state department of food and agriculture will treat the area where the flies were trapped through march of next year using an organic pesticide administered through an application device. >> if we don't go into backyards, nothing from helicopters. it's just very just a splat. all all through the neighborhoods in this area, according to the state, the value of california crops threatened by the fruit fly in 2020 was more than $19 billion dollars. >> it's really devastating if for many of the growers, especially the small growers, pretty much destroys any possibility for them marketing their produce for that year, our exports will suffer husky to the average homeowner and to the entire state's economy. stephanie sierra, abc7 news. >> it appears to be the end of the line for raging waters in san jose. the water park posted a message on its website today saying it won't be reopening in 2024, adding, quote, thank you for all the memories in san jose. rage waters open on the city's east side back in 1985 and labels itself as north

advancing four funding bills for department of defense homeland security, states and agriculture ryan zinke, thanks so much for being here. >> what do you want to say to us in terms of the appropriations we new september 30 was coming a lot of attacks on leadership because the bills were not done, and about to face the running out of money september 30 you've got to finish all bills to get the government funded how come these bills weren't completed. >> interesting, 10 out of 12 bills, look. we agreed that we start at the beginning could regular order hadn't been done in over a decade get through the appropriations bills they had too germane each had to pass, we agreed to that, then we get down to the well, let's get past the fence we don't have the votes, so pr stunt, michigan, pr stunt in d.c. the way forward you pass appropriation bills, each bill does two things lower curb on spending, it was a tea party moment getting the box of weight off ship shouldn't pay sex change the most important one through our border we have to make sure we have a border. and march you don't homeland security bill looks like about 3 two feet tall 1,000 miles wide, or long,

department of agricultural are concerned. >> it's important to us to have government up and running andr farm and serving all farmers. >> reporter: and the federal w.i.c. program that helps feed 7 million women and children could be at risk. food pantries are bracing for the impact. >> going without s.n.a.p. and w.i.c. benefits for people who rely on them is going to be catastrophic, honestly. >> reporter: in the senate, a bipartisan plan under consideration would keep the government open until mid-november and include funding for ukraine. speaker mccarthy has rejected it. we could see the senate vote on that measure sometime this morning. the white house has said they believe it's the only way forward, and some members, republican members of the house have said that they would try to force a vote on it in their chamber, but, max, none of it is likely to beat this midnight deadline. >> it's coming up quick. and, bradley, with a shutdown happening, if it happens, would those employees who would have to work throughout a shutdown get paid eventually? >> reporter: many of them would, max.

department of agricultural are concerned. >> it's important to us to have government up and running and >> reporter: and the federal w.i.c. program that helps feed 7 million women and children could be at risk. food pantries are bracing for the impact. >> going without s.n.a.p. and w.i.c. benefits for people who rely on them is going to be catastrophic, honestly. >> reporter: in the senate, a bipartisan plan under consideration would keep the government open until mid-november and include funding for ukraine. speaker mccarthy has rejected it. >>> after a shutdown government exwees would get back pay, but contractors like maintenance and cafeteria workers would not. members of congress would continue, however, to be paid throughout. >>> switching gears, let's get a quick check of the weather with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggan. hey, paul. >> for this last day of september, we're tracking an unsettled weather pattern. off and on showers are out there right now. they're going to be with us throughout the day. but this is a one-day rain chance. storm system causing it is going

department of agriculture to protect a lucrative monopoly that the government of egypt had awarded to hana. hana then used it to fund certain bribe payments. second, the indictment alleges that senator menendez used his power and influence to try to disrupt a criminal investigation and prosecution undertaken by the new jersey attorney general's office related to an associate and relative of uribe. third, the indictment alleges that senator menendez used his power and influence to try to disrupt a federal prosecution of daibes in the district of new jersey in two ways. first, by seeking to install a united states attorney who he thought could be influenced with respect to daibes and second, by trying to influence that office to act favorably in daibes's case. as we allege in the indictment the senator agreed to do these things and use his power in this way because hana was paying bribes, and uribe and daibes were paying bribes. fortunately the public official the senator sought to influence did not bend to the pressure. that's a good thing. as part of this investigation, special agents with the f.b.i. exec

of agricultural products from ukraine , the press service of the daria department reported serhiy sydorenko is a social news junkie. chevrons approaching victory, the enemies thought that independence was just a word for usendence and are ready to fight for it again. our independence, we thank you for every moment and for this day, we prove our independence every day , up-to-date data, the foundation for effective decisions, the state statistics service launches the first online survey we collect information about the level of employment and unemployment among ukrainians we collect thanks to you join the survey and become a part of important state changes to go to the survey page just scan the qr code on the screen easier than making morning coffee we will create changes for and thanks to each of you glory to ukraine in broadcasts of the marathon are the only news. we continue to talk

department of agriculture to protect a lucrative monopoly that the government of egypt awarded to hanna. second, the indictment alleged that senator menendez used his power and influence to try to disrupt a criminal investigation undertaken by the new jersey attorney general's office related to an associate and relative of one of the men. third, allegedly the senator used to disrupt a criminal investigation of davies by seeking to install an united states attorney who could be influenced and second to try to influence that office to act favorably in the case. as we allege, the senator agreed to do these things because hanna was paying bribes and because davies was paying bribes. fortunately the public officials did not bend to the pressure. that's a good thing. now, as part of this investigation special agents with the fbi executed search warrants on the residence and safe deposit box of senator menendez and nadine menendez in new jersey. they discovered $500,000 of cash stuffed into envelopes in closets. some of the cash was stuffed in the senator's jacket pockets. some of the envelopes contained davies' fingerprints and dna. agents discovered

about how the fact that the agricultural department in the marshes pictures are trying to secure government permissions to move their livestock mohammed allowed to use the head of the department, sit on the floor. that's a whole lot of to i had to call a, i mean, well, i want to be in my job with literally the end of the hey, why not someone that will hold off with that? you want a doctor? how does i for you to get the pin on the veterinary department says it can't allow herders to move because there has been a spike in diseases inside and is an i is a lot. solve is what i need to hold on at the way that i'm kind of using this. why? that'd be a good one. the alone. i don't know how much. so just just such a good how that i was on the way it was. it was the director sense, the heard is us to file a complaint more senior officials including off hang on and some of them in the indian government really want to be high. so i didn't. however, the fitness center i. i knew much word is that i read, you mean it was on why do you on it for sure? it was an i n a. would you have a few dollars to go? not having lost the fight against through ox, brock received the herders h

department of agriculture awarded a community connect broadband grant to glendora. funded $325,000 to bring broadband internet connectivity to the village of glendora. mayor thomas used the usda money cto convert bill cotton gin in a computer lab. and that was part of the plan. after the grant was approved he fired his contractor, hired several members of his own family and a number of state ld prisoners can to construct the world's first emmet till museum. emmet till historic tointrepid , which was also located repid in the gin. although the usda oe approved the expenses it does t not seem that they knew their money was being used to build a museum, because in the 647 pages of records, including application, labor contracts, invoices, and correspondence the name of emmet till is not me once mentioned. or after the grant ran out the door couldn't pay the bills and the internet service was discontinued. the museum, on the other hand, is still going strong pickets is still going strong pickets , and this is a mouthful, by the glendora economic and community moments corporation. that's a 501(c)(3) founded by mayor thomas and known to y locals as judd cho. the town has a

agriculture have a stronger presence. these technologies are attractive to investors. some of these startups can help complete our value chain, and this makes us willing to invest in these teams . from police departments on friday released body cam footage that shows an officer shot and killed a pregnant black woman in a grocery store parking lot two weeks ago. controversial cases have taken place in the united states in which police officers have been accused of overuse of firearms and the killing of blacks and other intellectuals. exposed with this ammunition is part of the new military aid of the ukrainian government also, for the first time, anti-armor ammunition should be provided to ukraine. it is expected that this will happen in the next few weeks . the united states will not long ago send cluster bombs to ukraine under the pretext of lack of ammunition in the arsenal of western countries. in the state of florida, it left heavy damage and damage to the residents of this region. it is said that the sport of such a storm in 1800 ad has been unprecedented until now, with the arrival of the italian storm a at a speed of 140 km per hour in the state of florida , the officials of the us national hur

the us is spending more than $1 billion to plant trees around the country today the department of agriculture1 billion funding project that will expand tree planting efforts. the money is coming from a federal program that aims to reduce extreme heat benefit health and improve access to nature. the funds will be distributed across the country, including here in california to firefighters around the country are sounding the alarm over rising cancer rates that they say are tied to the presence of a certain chemical used in the gear they wear. this was the gear that we used to do allow us to penetrate further into burning buildings to save the civilians that we're we have a duty to protect. and rescue. and this was supposed to keep me safe during that during those events, the multi-layered pants and coats that protect fire crews from heat and flames include a compound known as p-fas, also known as forever chemicals. the only option that meets the requirements to protect them. some of them have been shown to cause cancer. they are developmental toxins, meaning they can harm an unborn child. a lea

department of agriculture awarded the community connect broadband grant to glendora. this was funded at $325,000. intending to bring broadband internet connectivity to the village of grand dora. mayor thomas used the usda money to convert the old cotton gem into a computer lab and that was part of the land. but after the grant was approved, he fired his contractor, hired several members of his own family and another state prisoners to construct the world's first emmett till it museum. the emmett till historic intrepid center. it was also located in the gym. although the usda approved expenses, it does not seem that they knew the money was being used to build a museum because in the 600s, and 400 pages are served by the usda including applications, labor contracts, correspondence, the names emmett till is not once mentioned. after the grant ran out, glendora cannot play the bills and the internet service was discontinued. the museum, on the other hand, is going strong. it's maintaining itself on a day-to-day basis and this is a mouthful. by the glendora economic and community development corporation. that is a 501(c)(3) funded by mayor thomas and known to locals as jedd co.. the town has assign

of it. so the france agriculture department is paying farmers to destroy it. the alcohol from the excess wine is going to be usedmake cleaning supplies, supplies or perfume. wow >> so they can send some of that over here. it maybe that's too expensive, too. >> i don't know. just get rid of it. >> that is incredible. well, coming up at 530, digital driver's license the new way to travel without physically having your id with you. why >> wildlife worries a concern as a tugboat is leaking oil in the sacramento san joaquin river. >> and let's get a live look outside this morning from sfo. it is a nice morning. so far. we'll check in with you in just a little bit on your forecast. stay with us. >> this is abc 724 seven live san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose, in concord, live in oakland. >> yes, you're watching abc seven news live. of any anywhere? we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start go the extra mile. ♪ the extra mile to see your friends. the extra mile to s

department of agriculture. awarded a community connect broadband grant to glendora funded at 325,000 the grant was intended to bring broadband internet connectivity to the village of glendora mayor thomas used the usda money to convert the old cotton gin into a computer lab. and that was part of the plan. but after the grant was approved. he fired his contractor hired several members. of his own family and a number of state prisoners to construct the world's first. emmett till museum the emmett till historic intrepid center. which was also located in the gin. although the usda approved the expenses. it does not seem. that they knew that their money was being used to build a museum because in the 600 and 47 pages of records preserved by the usda including the application. labor contracts invoices and correspondence the name of emmett till is not once mentioned. after the grant ran out glendora couldn't pay the bills. and the internet service was discontinued the museum on the other hand is still going strong. it's maintained on a day-to-day basis. and this is a mouthful. by the glendora economic and community development corporation. that's a 501c3 founded by mayor thomas and known to locals

agriculture products and medical devices. it is very much still within the eye and view of the american treasury department and qatari banks that they will monitor that this is not useder than these non—sanctioned goods for humanitarian use. we believe that they are. thank you very much for your perspective. the bbc persian service giving us the latest on that. the other big strain making headlines still in the uk, sunak london's metropolitan police has confirmed it's received a report of an alleged sexual assault in 2003, and is in contact with the woman, following media investigations into claims made against the british comedian, russell brand. four women have accused him of sexual assault and emotional abuse, allegations he denies. one of them, who was sixteen at the time, has told the bbc that brand said people close to him discussed how to keep the fact she was so young, out of the public eye. his current uk live tour has now been postponed, and he's been dropped by his publisher. here's our media correspondent, david sillito. i can pretend to be nice for a little bit... russell brand. on this weekend's dispatches programme he was accused of rape and multiple c

agriculture, the impacts on what the impacts on the best environment. and all of these things made. they belong to complete a different department. so in a minute can useful to have all of this going situated in one 4th full? i'm going to share some of christina outlook. christina, this is your uh santiago. heat protocol here, explaining what is going on in the time that looks like a really sick brochure. and also talking about some of the methods and processes of, of reducing the heat is santiago. this comes from the actually acknowledging that there is going to be a problem that the is a problem already. and so you need buying from some local government from federal government as well. otherwise, what the people do is they can't do things by themselves. can may of course of course, actually i'm happy that in we, we have our 1st protocol. we don't belong to the last december and the so it's a simple one. but they did was to install the, the, the importance of having a protocol to embrace the extension to agenda. and i'm so happy and i makes my job easier that i have to support. or if i were reaching a governor level a because coming actually either sup,