roof of the special building number one, where 168 assemblies with american nuclear fuel from westing house are stored, another 10 shells exploded from 30 m from a dry storage facility for spent nuclear fuel and three exploded in the area of ​​​​special feeder number two, in which there is a storage unit for fresh nuclear fuel from tvl and solid radioactive waste storage shelling of the ukrainian artillery of the nuclear power plant was carried out from the area of ​​​​the settlement, the manganese of the dnepropetrovsk region during the counter-battery fight, an american m-77 howitzer was identified and destroyed in this area. the radiation situation at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant remains normal. control of the technical condition of the nuclear power plant and ensuring its operation is carried out by regular technical personnel of the russian specialized troops . apu again fired at the territory of the dpr today in the evening, only a few shells were fired near donetsk, and before that, makiivka and hayish gorlovka came under fire as a result of shelling there caught fire, the cent

so that's all the reality becomes a little frustrating because this place on the west house continue to try and maintain its grip on india even 75 years after the end of british colonial rule. this week long, santa verse, 3 of india's independence, with large celebrations, taking place across the country, residence in the southern city of hopefully carried a 9 kilometer long indian flag through the streets. all teeth weren't in shaw. my takes a look, could be controversial, british legacy in something that should come as a surprise to no one. the brit stole trillions of dollars from india by the way of its resources between 17651947. but what's important to note is that they did it largely through india extensive real we network. for decades, the frequently federal narrative with armed colonial rule will have been that it wasn't all take by the brits that they gave and out so much democracy. the english language that they built, the in really, the 4th trucks were lead by the brit in 18. 53 that soon before a really a scheme to india, most of the transportation was done either toward

danger and inadequacy of olena's content , american fuel is used at gas stations, including the westing houseompany, do the russians have any interest at all in somehow getting this fuel and doing something with it, getting some know-how unknown to the russians? and is it technically possible to do it? i would have said that uranium itself is about the fuel itself, because it is expensive in russia. well, let’s say not so much, and the opportunity to receive nuclear fuel from any nuclear power plant is such a rather important and interesting opportunity in general. in principle, the whole situation with e-e nuclear fuel that is now at actors with spent nuclear fuel is very strange and very interesting because it is very clear that they are actually interested in our materials and in crimea this was the case, that is, when the representatives of energoatom, for example, back in the 14th year, they left crimea they took away the documentation with energoatom, and in fact it was on itself, hiding under the documentation somewhere , because even then the russians were very interested in, let's sa

the special building number one, where 168 are stored assemblies with american nuclear fuel from westing house, another 10 shells exploded 30 m from the dry storage, spent nuclear fuel and three exploded in in the area of ​​​​special kormos number two, in which there is a storage unit for fresh nuclear fuel from the tvl company and a solid radioactive waste storage facility, the shelling of the ukrainian artillery of the nuclear power plant was carried out from the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement, the manganese of the dnepropetrovsk region during counter -battery combat, an american m77 howitzer was identified and destroyed in this area. the radiation situation at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant remains normal monitoring the technical condition of the nuclear power plant and ensuring its operation carried out by full-time technical personnel of the russian specialized military formation, the external perimeter of the heavy weapons station is guarded, there is no nuclear power plant in the area. zaporizhzhya is constantly under shelling from the su on a daily basis, the russian mission

the roof of special building number one, where 168 assemblies with american nuclear fuel from westing house meters from the dry storage of spent fuel and three exploded in the area of ​​​​special building number two, which houses the storage unit for fresh nuclear fuel of the company twell and storage of solid radioactive waste shelling of the ukrainian artillery of the nuclear power plant is carried out from the area of ​​​​the settlement, manganese of the dnepropetrovsk region, the radiation situation in zaporizhzhya and. remains normal control of the technical condition of the nuclear power plant and ensuring its operation is carried out by full-time technical personnel of the russian specialized military formation , the external perimeter of the heavy weapons plant is guarded. there is no official representative of the ministry of defense major general igor konashenkov in the area of ​​the nuclear power plant. we will be back. now we will continue in the administration of energodar reported that several thousand people have already signed a letter to the leadership of magates with an ap

one was her behavior during foreign travel and the other was her white house west or ration -- white house restoration efforts. but i want to go back to something linda mentioned, that we need to understand where misses nixon came from. she came from humble origins. she was born in a miner's hut. she lost her mother when she was 13 at her father when she was 18. she worked her whole life. at one point in her career while she was trying to earn money to support her father and brothers, and later supporter brothers precollege and put herself -- support her brothers through college and put herself through this background leads to where she understands what it is to be excluded, to be someone who was in a sense kept out of everything else. she never forgot that. when people would talk about her correspondence and be upset with her, she would say that she knew how much a letter -- she recognized the impact that could have. we can see this remembrance of how things are and her insistence on making everyone feel appreciated. >> her efforts with her foreign travels are not the only example i

west bank. a palestinian houses were destroyed in a village west of jericho. the owner of one of the houses says it is ready, forces stole gold and cash from the properties was $300.00 palestinian instruct just have been demolished or seized by israel since the beginning of the year, palestinians have been able to fly out of israel's remo airport. for the 1st time, the palestinian authority says it wasn't consulted. your pages the flight said the state needs its own f. hottest indians in the occupied west bank and gaza, have to apply food to israel for permits if they want to travel internationally. the touch again, name is more from west jerusalem. this is not only the 1st international flight out of ramon airport. this is the 1st time since ramon airport opened in 2019 that palestinians were able to travel from the airport. the airport authority tells us that 40 palestinian passengers were on an archaea, israeli airlines flight bound for cyprus. at 11 o'clock this morning, were told that they were not subjected to any additional security measures. they took a

new information tonight about joe biden's meeting with the chinese officials inside the west wing of the white house. what exactly did they talk about and why? why has the fbi refused to investigate this meeting? that is straight ahead. i d d so my y quesonons eouout hicacase.y y son, cacalledhehe bars s fi i d d soit was the best call eouout hii could've made. call the barnes firm and find out what your case all could be worth.uld've made. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> will: new york city enacted a bail reform law in 2019, meaning criminals can commit crimes like grand larceny and be back on the streets in less than 24 hours without paying a dime. how is that working out for new york? bill melujin joins us now. bill? >> soft on crime policies embolden career criminals, and there's a sheriff's departmenter in new york city arrested a staggering 101 times and has been let go almost every single time. take a look at this guy. this is harold gooding, who new york mayor eric adams dubbed number one recidivist number one. he's a 53-year-old serial shoplifter, serving three prison terms, at

our diplomats condemned, but in the west thousands of houses encourage the impunity of kiev.ut electricity, the stopped trains spun the ferris wheel, the destructive storm covered the reportage with tuscany from italy, the axis, the emelyanova grandiose concert ended the festival. tavrida art grand one and a half. million rubles received. 30 young people who won the competition will show their creative work. you are watching the news on the russia channel hello in moscow in some areas this morning the smell of smoke from forest fires was again felt. although the excess of pollutants in the air was not detected, according to weather forecasts, the situation in the capital may improve only in a few days, thanks to a change in wind direction, satellite images provided by roscosmos show smoke. these are the centers of fires from the territory of the ryazan region this is blowing towards moscow and became the cause of smog in the capital, the state of the air is monitored around the clock by specialists from rospotrebnadzor, according to them. now it is very important not to forge

here natalya, in the lens of the intercom camera, enters the house in the south-west of moscow, wheretigators have already rented an apartment searches. they went to the garage, where vovka left the car, and they saw a noticeable car at the house, right at this place. well left to right. he sometimes changed there, sometimes he took such a position. sometimes the pumps of the car itself are feminine in style there and different from the others. yes, because i understand that this is an english brand. and inside , too, he is of an unusual execution, that the mini cooper belonged precisely to the waist vovk confirmed her mother, the woman found out about what happened from the news , of course, i was very much shocked, because that, firstly, i didn’t know where she was even at all, she didn’t say she lives an independent life of her father natalya according to him, the daughter has always been independent and has not communicated with her parents for a long time. she went to france, uh, how do we run there. ugh, she didn't like it. she's back. eh, poland seems to have lived. uh-huh. the

it's the largest public housing community west of the mississippi. it's about 50 acres. pretty huge. about 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. >> i understand it's an ambitious rethinking of the residences. can you briefly describe the scope of the program and hope sf's involvement? >> yeah. the work of hope sf is this idea of more than housing. that acknowledging that our public housing community, the levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities are not by accident. you know, it's our opportunity to address a system issue, you know, that people need more than housing. they need health services. resources. economic investment opportunities, jobs and things of that nature. and so hope sf strives to work with our city systems to better serve our public housing communities. >> so recently, mayor breed and speaker pelosi toured the site to both put focus on a national housing initiative and also to highlight the completion of the first new building. how many units does it contain and when will people start moving in? >> yeah. it was an amazing event.

and if we also remember that all this is counterfeit fuel of the american production of the westing housee used there, because the russian standard is a continuation of the soviet fuel rod standard, but the americans make a fake, which is fraught even in its operation, not to mention that in addition to operation, it also strikes. uh, in the places where it's all stored. if you have an understanding, like uh, the western press is ukrainian the press will justify that you will show them a projectile from the m3 of the seven, show them where it flew in, how they can accuse us, but you have already heard the version that russia uses a secret weapon that fires projectiles at e, the boomerang trajectory is launched in its territory . it flies into the territory of ukraine, turns around, and, violating all the laws of physics, flies back over the voronezh nuclear power plant. well, you show them the m3 projectile . sevens, they will say, as they say, it is russian. they will not unambiguously say that it is russian. they already they say it all the time. this is the same expression fired at the

more to russia because we've lost more was huge list that moral high ground, you know, in the west we don't house that influences anymore. so, you know, the role of africans is going to be very interesting if they decide they've had enough of this relationship, this nonsense. and they turn to the former colonial power. it's brittany from to say, you need to help us out. we need hundreds of millions of dollars now and food date and people in britain or from say, well actually that's quite difficult because we've got people here. the actually starving lines of food banks are getting longer and longer gasoline is getting out of control in britain, people are actually leaving the jobs because they can't afford to drive to work. that is how crazy it is. you know, there is going to be a tipping point at a certain point where the entropy is going to say to the africans, i'm sorry, we can't help when that happens. everything changes. because what, where did the african chum, they turn to russia? that such an interesting point, georgia was already mentioned, or i think mark mentioned earlier, ok the fall

so it's not a struggle between east and west, as some adjacent has suggested. that house has been in place for 8 years. it's mandate was 18 months. it's still there. we have and a, with the high council of state which met, which has been in power for 10 years. and they both are responsible for a natural. they don't want to get out. and they are now trying to give us a good transitional government number 9 in 11 years. and that's what the problem is. what libyans need, we know that elections are not that mass magic won, but we've tried everything. over the last 11 years, we produced 11 governments, these 2 bodies that exist now day household executives in the east and the high council of state in the west. i have been responsible for a transitional government. i can remind everybody that in 2015 we reached an agreement and serat, for a transitional government called g n, u government of national g and a government of national court. it was supposed to lead to elections in 2016. the house of representatives in the east, the created about government and killed elections in 2

thanks is ready. forces of demolish. buildings are under construction in the occupied west bank a palestinian houses were destroyed in a village west of jericho. the owner of one of the houses says is ready forces still gold and cash from the properties. and more than $300.00 palestinian own structures have been demolished or seized by israel since the beginning of the year . or for the 1st time, palestinians have been able to fly out of israel's romani international airport in the southern israel, the city of lats, near the border with egypt seen as an effort by israel to east travel restrictions on people living in the occupied palestinian territories. the policy or authority says it wasn't consulted, it opposes the flight saying the state needs its own airport. allison's in the occupied west bank and gaza have to apply to israel for permits if they want to travel internationally. for me as president donald trump is moving to temporarily blocked the investigation into the materials seized by f. b. i. agents from florida home, 2 weeks ago. trump's lawyers of asked a federal court to hold the examin

house, it is quite a small building. above me on the screen, you can see a map of the first floor of the west wing of the white house. on the right, you can see the president's oval office. on the left, chief of staff's office suite. in the heart of the west wing was your desk, between the vice president's office and the oval office. ms. hutchinson, is this an accurate depiction of where you are located? >> it is accurate. a lot smaller than it looks. >> absolutely. this is a photo that shows the short distance between your office and the president's oval office. and it only takes five to 10 seconds or so to walk down the hall from your office to the oval office. is that right? >> that's correct. >> thank you. pursuant to the house resolution, the chair recognizes ms. cheney for questions. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. we will begin today with an exchange that first provided ms. hutchinson a tangible sense of the planning for the events of 6. januaryon january 2, four days before the attack, president trump's lead lawyer, mr. giuliani, was meeting with mark meadows and others. do you remember mr. giuliani meet

but due to new weapons that were perceived from the west to particularly high mars and houses, our chances have equalized. that's where you see that with the full one of our shots was answered with 50 shots from them myself. we'll leave it today. the ratio is one to 4 or one to 5 frequency they didn't looked at the this within that you did. okay. ah, hi mars are the us supplied long range mobile rocket launches, which of allowed ukraine to hit deep behind russian lies. countries have pledged almost 90000000000 euros worth of equipment or military financing. the u. s. is by far, the biggest donna followed by the united kingdom and the european union. poland is number 4. it's donations include how it, sir. artillery vehicles like these to replace ukraine's soviet era tanks. and cannon is necessarily i think the advance is more successful on our side because our equipment is more modern. we attack the occupiers. more precisely. germany is the 5th biggest military donor. it is now pledged almost 2000000000 years worth of aid, including anti aircraft vehicles and training for troops to operate

misty cross with west oakland moms for housing said they opened the space to these protesters, she said she wanted them to be visible at the school when we say that we want to liberate community schools are keep schools open. i want people to understand that we're fighting for our kids future and we're fighting for equity and equality that has not been given to us in an email. the oakland unified school district said both groups are trespassing. part of that email reads. they are not allowed to be there, and they're not allowed to host events of any kind. any event held on the parker campus is not authorized, sanctioned, condoned or otherwise supported by the district. we have notified them that they must not proceed. did with this event, try to send out an email to try to scare off them from coming to do their visual here at the site think that they were understanding and knowing that that was just one of the ways that all usd uses to push people out. parker school has been at the center of a battle between housing advocates , parents and the school district. oh, usd plans to close 11

second, iran want some guarantees that even after the president biden leaves, the white house, you west will continue to honor the agreement. and 31 once the i e, a investigation in to past nuclear activities to the end. and as i said, the u. s. considers each agrees to be extraneous to the agreement and is not prepared to accept any of. so i think it's very much an america's interest to revive the j. c. p. away. i think it's in your ron's interest as well. so i don't quite understand why is supreme leader hon. luke continues to procrastinate. whether it's just bargaining tactics, or whether he prefers to hang onto it ra, a iran enriched uranium, even if it costs iran. tremendous loss of opportunity in terms of oil revenues. the un says he can support or visit by international atomic energy agency to cranes separation nuclear power plant. if both russia and ukraine agree, moscow and cave accuse each other of shelling the plant which russia sees control of in march. some foreign ladies have called for it to be returned to crime while the un has demanded and nuclear inspectors be allowed

second, iraq want some guarantees that even after the president biden leaves, the white house, you west will continue to honor the agreement. and 3rd, iran wants the i e, a investigation in to past nuclear activities to the end. and as i said, the u. s. considers each of these to be extraneous to the agreement and is not prepared to accept any of. so i think it's very much an america's interest to revive the j. c. p. away. i think it's in your ron's interest as well. so i don't quite understand why is supreme leader hon. luke continues to procrastinate. whether it's just bargaining tactics or whether he prefers to hang onto it ra, a iran enriched uranium, even if it costs iran, tremendous loss of opportunity in terms of oil revenues. a new dedication has arrived on a visit to garza where members will visit the shipper hospital and assess the condition of health care. the group has signed an agreement with the un relief agency for palestinian refugees. gymnast saint is live in garza so what kind of assistance of extending yes, sad me is. so in last march actually the you are. the europea

but newark's west ward after winning with 58% of the vote. >> congratulations, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to ne mark municipal council. >> reporter: food insecurity, affordable housingliteracy are some of the issues that kelly says he'll tackle in his west ward revitalization plan. how important is it, do you think, for the residents here to see somebody who's, as you've been saying, governing where they grew? >> when you grow up here in bad times or good times, you're closest to the people who struggle, and that struggle creates passion. and that passion comes from the pain that the people feel. and when you understand the pain, you can address this better. i just believe when you love your city, you can change it. >> reporter: he's gone from rapping about his experience to now trying to beat the rap that politicians rarely make a difference in their communities. >> one thing i can say is all of the money that i've made with hip-hop and all of the accolades that we receive from hip-hop, it doesn't compare to being a giver in your own city, for everything that you're doing in the community. that's bigger than a platinum record. >> wow, just incredible. by the way, h

where the widow of the grandchildren of who also runs the firm in the 1870s, 80s, 90s, she died in house in westorange new jersey in her house was up for sale. a jewish businessmen approaches the sons to buy the property and they very clearly said we do not want to sell to that sort why would be ever? yet at the same time when opens a golf and long island, some of the founding partners of the club or guggenheim, marshall fields, bailey harriman helps create cvs is not like they're unwilling to do business deals. history of the lot of the interaction between the jewish bankers and that lehmans in thee goldmans, and whatever will help the wasp banking group. the very complicated v mix. anti-semitism on the one hand,d but not to the degree that we won't do deals remote location to the whole thing. matt's place to what i said before but if you're looking for simplicity and you are looking for easy heroes and easy villains i am not a big fan of that breed they exist i'm not a sympathetic look at hitler. much more history is less nuanced. >> zachary, cindy mccloud asks what inflows of the first and se

house. not on the west coast of the united states. i have a drought in nevada almost shallow, the largest reservoir in america, and it has led and it has added more police work. the bodies of five unknown people were found there, an investigation is underway in california, the inhabitants of the central valley are already forced to save water. obtained them for drought strong winds due to extreme temperatures. thermometer column. for a long time does not fall below 35 degrees in spain forest fires. almost 250,000 hectares have already been destroyed on the eve of the rescuers evacuated the inhabitants of another city. meanwhile, in the uk , sweltering heat was replaced by downpours that flooded the kingdom. some streets have turned into rivers that are difficult to overcome. even storm buses. with such a flow of water, someone is trying to clear them on their own at several stations the subway flooded, they had to close the water seeped even into shopping centers in less than an hour in the region. dropped about 50 mm. precipitation d

joe biden met with two chinese energy executives in the west wing of the white house back in july ofwo thousand fourteen. just four days after that meeting, the daily mail reports, quote,ne one of the executives emailed hunter biden offeringter his services r one hundred and two thousand dollars. we're willing to give him a one hundred and two thousand dollar fisker, fiskerr sports car s and inviting the vp son over for a visit. as far as we know, the fbi hasn't looked in to any of this on capitol hill yesterday, fbi director christopher wright acknowledged reports that his agency is covering up damagingg information about hunter biden. isn't it true that mr. tebow, agent tebow excuse me, and fbi supervisory intelligence covered upan otan derogatory information about mr. hunter that when i read the letter that describes the kinds of things that you'ree talking about, i found it deeply troubling. w ray is referencing a letter from whistleblowers within the fbi, the doj.er julies kelley has been on the story from the very beginning. she's a senior writer at american greatness and she j

after the entry into force of the regime will come two houses in the west bank, which were inhabitedin total , according to the authorities since the escalation of the conflict. palestinian, militants. fired over a thousand rockets, 200 of them fell on the territory gaza strip 9 months of restriction of freedom and 200,000 rubles. today, a court in kamchatka handed down such a fine to the billionaire and deputy of the legislative assembly, igor jewish cinema, who was found guilty of causing death by negligence and illegal hunting. it all happened a year ago. redkin decided to hunt where it is not allowed and opened fire. when it seemed to him that in the sight the bear was on the territory that was not related to the places of hunting, without permission. one has to be that hunting resource. there he shot one individual brown bear, using a carbine, damage to the hunting resources of the region from the illegal activities of the accused is estimated at 60,000 rubles. what is a large size, continuing illegal hunting, the attacker moved to a hill located in the area of ​​​​the landfill,

republicans are really torn over this in west virginia. they houses passed abortion bans without, and they haven't been able to reconcile that. it has from passing this band that they were called back in the session to make law. what is really striking, this has been such an essential issue for republicans for a long time. they've been passing abortion bans since roe was law of the land. and we heard so many governors and political leaders talk about calling a special session as soon as roe is overturned, to pass these new bans, and restrictions. and a lot of them [inaudible] there was this wave of new laws that came about this summer. and right now, what is instead happening, is that republicans as well are really grappling, in some cases, for the first time, with the personal and pragmatic and also the political consequences of these kinds of laws. >> that is a really interesting point. there is also, of course, the politics of this. i think, as they grapple with that -- i mean, there is new polling today from the marquette pole, which is pulling a

but in the first week of august, her car crashed into a house in the west of los angeles. had a succession of small parts before being cast opposite johnny depp in mob drama donnie brasco. since when does sherry have a boyfriend? i didn't ok this, maggie. you didn't 0k it? what do you think... shouting. i put food on that table! what do i get for christmas, huh? i'm here. that was quickly followed by her first big starring role, alongside harrison ford in the romantic comedy six days, seven nights. well, i want my $700 back. what? you heard me. my $700? i want it back. you said you were going to take me to tahiti. you didn't. give it back. at the same time, she was in a relationship with us tv presenter ellen degeneres. heche said that her openness about their relationship cost her her hollywood career. over the next 20 years, she said she was only offered smaller film and tv roles. in 2020, she competed on america's version of strictly come dancing, dancing with the stars, her most high—profile appearance in years. she'll be remembered as a gifted actress who never quite

west bank. it happened as israeli forces surrounded a house near jeanine. dozens of palestinians have died. an israeli rides this year . libby as prime minister has called for elections after fighting, killed at least 32 people, and injured more than 150 on saturday. rival militia exchange gun fire in the capitol as part of a dispute about who should govern. abdul, hamid owls, d baber heads the you in recognized governments and tripoli. but those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after ribble architecture. for the latest news, as it breaks, doctors here tell us that they're desperate to get more antibiotics and other medical supplies for 2 pills who are injured with detailed coverage for k worker vendor unions or plastic container, we have tried until that demand for pe. hi, is matt from around the world given as the new king to parts a new to sing his praise and destroy the lawyer b. o. architecture has own, we've defined the human right from the simplest structure to the greatest monument . but i, rebellion is underway. led by a new breed of architect that puts peo

have demolished palestinian homes cheering, arrayed in the occupied west bank. bulldozers accompanied by israeli forces destroyed 2 houses and village of money near jeanine. one belong to the grandfather of a 20 year old palestinian who's accused of killing 3 israelis in early may. monday is 17 kilometers north west of the palestine and city of jeanine. village is home around 6 and a half 1000 people. in the abraham sent this report from the demolition side in my money. this is what remains of the behalf family home after israeli forces rated the romano village and demolished the house. it belongs to the property of its when 8 year old palestinian who has been accused by israel, of killing 3 israelis in an attack in may. the grandfathers of his behalf says, this was his dream home. he worked abroad for 30 years and it was his re to come back here and build a 3 story house. but now him and 16 other members of his family are homeless and of a cooler donnie. the destruction of this building here only increased hatred and not for me. my children and grandchildren are not afraid. they are sewing the seeds of hatred amongst a

west terrace, is that right, officer? officer edwards: yes, mama. after a while, i got back on the line. it was on of the house side of the lower west terrace. and i was holding the line for a while. there were not many of us over there. and officer was behind me for most of the time, for about 30 or 45 minutes that i was down there. we were just doing the best he could. we were just grappling over bike racks and trying to hold them as quick as possible. all of the sudden, icy movement -- i see movement to the left of me and i turned and it was officer sicknick with his head in his hands. and he was ghostly pale. which i figured at that point, that he had been sprayed and i was concerned. my cop alarm bells went off, because if you get sprayed with pepper spray, you're going to turn red. he turned just about as pale as a sheet of paper. and so, i looked back to see what had hit him, what had happened, and that is when i got sprayed in the eyes as well. i was taken to be decontaminated by another officer, but we did not get the chance, because we were then tear gassed. and we --ms. cheney: and we are going to p

8 minutes after the ceasefire came into force, in turn, the israeli military demolished two houses in the westts lived. in total, according to the authorities since the escalation of the conflict. palestinian militants. we fired over a thousand rockets 200 of them fell on the territory of the gaza strip now we will break for a while daria will tell about the fire in cuba we are watching to know everything about russia the best historical series we are watching for free without registration. moscow is ready to assist the harbor in eliminating the consequences of a severe fire at an oil storage facility , russian foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zakharova said this more than 120 were injured and burned among the victims and the minister. energy. islands. freedom cause of the tragedy was a lightning strike in total fire and the subsequent explosion damaged three oil storage tanks from eight. the total area of ​​natural fires in russia has increased by almost six thousand hectares per day. this is the data of the aviation protection, more than 180,000 hectares are covered by fire. and this terri

house? damien is in dc on special assignment. he will talk about his trip to the west wing yesterday. >>> another big headline, a win for democrats. a bill meant to tackle climate change is now on its way to the president. >> 220, the knees are 207. the resolution to motion is adopted. >> you heard it right there. the house passed the inflation reduction act. is a $600 billion commitment from the government. it will fun things like tax credits for electric cars and discounts for solar at your house. biden released a message just a short time ago. >> the final passage of the inflation reduction act and house of representatives, the american people will see lower prescription drug prices, lower healthcare costs and lower energy costs. >> it is probably one of the most significant pieces of legislation that we have passed as it speaks to the future. we think about the fact that we are going to reduce co2 by 40% by 2030, that will save our children. >> that was congresswoman jackie talking about the bill today from inside the capital building. republicans voted for that bi

guys >> so you need a huge house in west -- in palm beach in that area which is an hour north of miami. you want to start -- who else lives on star island it is a large mecca of money >> yeah. money and fame you have diddy, gloria he is that fan, a-rod, j-lo used to live there too right now ken grif unis really the cunning of star eye land and it's exclusive it is only 18 minute drive to the new headquarters across the bay. so it's a perfect location and, you know, what brokers say is once ken griffin started buying on star island, prices there went up for everything there is a new listing for $90 million. and on brickle where citadel is based, the commercial space there is now going in some cases for higher rent per square foot than even in manhattan so they are having an impact >> all right robert frank, thank you very much >> incredible. big, big change. big change >> still to come, safe for consumption. retrieving the best performing stocks in the best performing sector since the june lows that is in our three stock lunch. and let's take a peek at the markets right now at session h