we are on black mountain looking over santa clara valley. 93 is one of the higher numbers we will have there will be many that match it across inland locations. if you look at where we are for the morning, to compare, most of us are seven degrees warmer than we were yesterday. we have a seven degree head start on the morning. a lot of that has to do with the fact that we were warm yesterday. if we put the current numbers, that means it's upper 50s. it's been a while since you can step outside and have it be in the upper 50s pretty much bay area wide though we are almost there. petaluma is a cool 45. south bay numbers 92 san jose, 93 potentially downtown, 90 palo alto. we'll see e eastbay make it to the low 90s, 92 livermore. along the east bay shoreline, mid to upper 80s. but look at the city, 82 or maybe even a degree or two warmer. as we go to the north bay valleys, upper 80s, 90s into lake and mendocino. let me show you how this changes. if you look at what the wind are doing today, streamlines here are going offshore. that's typical when you get warmer temperatures. look how things

the camera still shaking around as we look out over black mountain. 54 mile-per-hour wind gusts in the oakland airport, 54 miles per hour in santa rosa. wind still strong enough that wind advisories could go until at 9:00 this evening. 20 to 35 mile-per-hour sustained wind with gusts up to 50 miles per hour, strong enough to result in downed trees and power outages over the next couple of hours, the wind is going to die down tonight. we will track that in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> pg&e has agreed to a multimillion dollar settlement to avoid criminal charges in connection with two destructive wildfires. >> now the utility is on the hook for $55 million. that civil settlement will end criminal probes into the 2019 kinkaid fire in sonoma county and last year's dixie fire. both fires were caused by pg&e power lines. >> what i can assert to you is that we have retained our own experts. we ensure that sonoma county is as safe as it can be going forward. with regard to operations by pg&e in this county. >> we are dedicated to making it right and making it safe for our hometowns. >>

right now it is windy, black mountain camera shaking, 62 in concord, everybody else in the 50s includingdegrees in san francisco, down to 51 for first pitch of game two of the giants against the padres. hopefully a different result compared to last night, it will be breezy and chilly but the wind should back down as the game progresses. temperatures and went dropping into the mix of upper 30s and low 40s around most spots with low 40s around the bay. to purchase tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees below average, lower half of the 50s along the coast, near 60 down the peninsula and south end of the bay, san jose one of the warm spot at 63 along with fairfield around 64 most inland parts of the east bay with mix of mid to upper 50s around the bay and mid to upper 50s in the north bay, more cloud cover, ficker cloud cover midday with a chance of showers before the sun goes down keeping temperatures across the area can the same thing farther north into mendocino county and lake county. temperature stay cool the first half of the weekend, the warmest day of the seven-day forecast is the driest date, eas

our relations will not. partnership does not depend on a legal method to pick to black mountain. the crumbling phase, europe has a month to adjust to new rules against contract to be paid in rubles, the old way shuts off in supply. that's us. companies across europe will make, can't survive without russian energy. awe thanks for joining us. this is asi international with the latest well news. ukrainian miss on is that shocked down over western russia's belgrade region which borders ukraine, with no casualties or damage to buildings and software. oil depot in the city of belgrade, 22 miles from the border were struck, and the, the hours of friday, according to rational florence heath. moscow say the bombing was carried out by 2 ukrainian military helicopters, while ukraine's foreign minister said he could neither confirm nor deny reports of ukrainian involvement. so if it shows terminals at the facility ablaze as smoke below sky woods, the bloss course no casualties and emergency services are currently working to tackle the blaze. meanwhile, on verified footage shots just outside

though there are those who might have forgotten the time, and algeria opened the stores to the black mountain party of the united states of america, i can assure you that washington has not forgotten. washington has not forgotten that at one time, algeria in terms of a title with recent book, was considered capital of the 3rd world. that is to say, algeria was seen as a militant, exemplar of arab nationalism, a militant explore about her nationalism that was quite friendly to the palestine liberation organization and indeed is still friendly to the palestinian resistance . and i think that all of these fact tend to complicate relations between washington and algeria. and i don't think that's going away any time soon as the e. u is looking to reduce russian energy imports. algeria could be the perfect ally, it's geographically close. it already has pipelines running to spain, and it's thought to have fairly vast energy reserves. but it may not be that simple . a recent policy brief by the european council warned that european leaders seem to be unwilling to stand up to moroccan demands. and in

and that is the black mountain over there in the distance to day ukrainian nationalist that the spoil tip, but more active than usual. and so was russian shelling of it. who probably could you oversee that? she's sure you said you jose goose. forgive the machine for me. right. this was a good thing. you started with rush thing so close for those forms for the you movers, do you have a group? i think i'm we should but hold on please. yeah, you know, a women you are bigger or middle level menu option a that is interested in the law accorded with wealthy during daily seas flaws. broo, russian forces are ordered to hold fire. the nationalists take full advantage every day here. the seeks naturally rob it by the rushing side, during which tom, there's a corridor humanitarian called corals, a number of them that would allow greatly a nationalist leave from ju, however, hope of the club you offered to surrender or even laid out. the more that you, the civilians was still trapped inside the of of steel industrial complex. we spoke to a local residence who lives close to the anthem stone facto

that was held by your credit national vis has been separated from naturalists and that is the black mountain over there in the distance today. ukrainian nationalists that the spoil tip, but more active than usual. and so was russian shelling of it google, we sent you a policy that she sure you said you jose who's forgiven. assume for me. the right. this was a good thing. discarded with rush thing so close for lowers his father. you movers, you what you have a group. i think we should but hold on please. yeah. you know somebody with you have to go to our meeting with him any with some of the vehicle that is interested in law, him to coordinate with the policy during daily. she's was brew russian forces are ordered to hold fire and the nationalists take full advantage every day. here. there's a seat unilateral, he's rob by the russian side, during which time there's a corridor humanitarian call cordial, a number of them that would allow you gradient nationally to leave a job. however, up until now they've decline the offer to surrender or even let out. the more that you, the civilians was stil

our relations will not. partnership does not depend on a legal method to dictate black mountain. the cramming phase, europe has a month to adjust to new roof, a gas contract to be paid in rubles all with shutoff and supply companies across europe. when they can't survive without brushing energy. ah will welcome you're watching aussie international. it's good to have you with this outcome. now ukrainian mythology shot down over western rushes, belgrade region which borders ukraine was no casualties. old damage to buildings. and i saw for an oil depot in the city of belgrade, 22 miles from the border was struck in the early hours a friday, according to russian authorities. moscow say the bombing was carried out by 2 ukrainian military helicopters or ukraine's foreign ministers that he could neither confirm nor deny ports of ukrainian involvement. fatigue shows terminals be facility ablaze, a smoke below sky woods, bloss course, no casualties and emergency services are currently working to tackle the blaze. meanwhile, and verified footage shot just outside key as proposed to show re

neighborhood that was held by your credit. national vis has been separated from naturalists via black mountain over there in the distance today. ukrainian nationalist that the spoil tip, but more active than usual. and so was rush and shelling of it. move up. you said you a policy that she sure it's a little hungry. who's forgiven? assume for me. the right. this was a good, discarded with rush. think so close for lower sales, father. you movers, you what? you have a group. i think we should but hold on please. yeah. you know somebody low. i mean you have to go to our middle. have him annual him on a vehicle that is interested in accordance with the during daily she's was brew, russian forces are ordered to hold fire and the nationalists take full advantage every day. here the seat argued with the russian side, during which tom, there's a corridor humanitarian call cordial, a number of them that would allow ukrainian nationalist to leave a job. however, up until now they've decline the offer to surrender or even let out. the multitude of civilians was still trapped inside the out of steel indus

they have been growing wales' national flower here high up in the black mountains of powys for more thanto realise that what we are doing here will make such a difference to many thousands of people. that is because kevin harvests a chemical from these flowers called galantamine, an approved treatment for alzheimer's disease. there is enough in these fields to help 9,000 patients per year. but now, the business is trying to expand, joining forces with a canadian firm to manufacture a brain health supplement for sale in pharmacies. it means they will eventually need many more daffodils and are keen to work with other farms across the welsh uplands. as this scales up, we will see daffodils across the tops of many of the upland areas of wales. we are focusing on grower clusters, if we can. the company's chairman is one of wales' most eminent pharmacists. he sees a big opportunity here for welsh agriculture at a time of upheaval for the industry, as the subsidy payments farmers rely on our undergoing a major review. we have found a way of growing the daffodils and extracting galantamine from

it always does that on black mountain. it is not terribly windy today.s not as bad as yesterday by any means. the numbers, about five to seven degrees below yesterday at this time. 40 degrees in santa rosa, low 40s in the tri valley. it is cooler to start the day, yes. but it will be warmer in the afternoon on the trade off. so we go to the mid 70s for south bay today. 72 campbell, 75 morgan hill, 73 los gatos. inland valley. in the heart of the bay we'll go to the upper 60s. then low to mid 70s for the north bay through sonoma and then once you get into mendocino and lake, the story remains the same. it will be breezy today, not like yesterday. this will be the classic on shore breeze that turns on in the afternoon. you will in it more so tomorrow. here is saturday afternoon. not bad enough for a wind advisory. satu the on shore winds get strong enough, starts through the delta, a 30-mile gust in the city. that's a weak weather system to the north that doesn't have hope of bringing rain. you can see that storm. we are close enough and just know on satur

let's move on to a police video of a white officer fatally shooting a black mountain the back of theof their vehicles in what appears to be a fairly routine interaction, but that's when things start to go wrong. i'm stopping you. do you have a license? do you have a driver's license? do you speak english? yes. can i see your license? what does he want? the plate doesn't belong in this car? do you have a license or no? the officer repeatedly asks to see patrick lyoya's driving license, which he says is inside the car. but then he closes the door and appears to try and walk away. no, no, no. stop, stop, put your hand where i can see them... the policeman tries to stop him. there's a struggle, and mr lyoya runs off. he's caught and they both fall to the ground. they get back up again. the officer has pulled out his taser, which they then fight over. let go of the taser. at this point, according to police, the officer accidentally turned off his body camera. stop! by now, the passenger in patrick lyoya's car was filming the incident on his phone. then the police officer appears to shoot

still some snow there over the turkish mountains, but black will ease for the race, was bright skies gradually coming back in as we go on through the 2nd half of the week, there is the best of the sunshine central parts spy disguise. coming back in over towards the west, still some showers longest spells of rain lurking across at east side of spain as we go on through wednesday. some of that went to weather, also affecting the far north west of africa. got some rock out, more members of algeria and the showers continue for much of west africa. ah. harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new document we ask whether we've learned any lessons in the h. i. v. epidemic in the fight against coven 19 how we ignored the global songs to put prophets before people. and it won't cost ah, time of pugs on all just lulu . ah, a quick reminder about top stories here on al jazeera. ukraine says it expects russia to launch a huge new offensive in its eastern region imminently. yes, officials say they believe that russia is reinforcing and re supplying its

still some snow there over the turkish mountains, but black will ease further east was bright skies gradually coming back in as we go one through the 2nd half of the week, there is the best of the sunshine central parts, bright disguise, coming back in over towards the west, still some showers, longest bells of rain lurking across at east side of spain as we go on through wednesday. some of that wet weather, also affecting the far north west of africa. hutson morocco, more members of algeria and the showers continue for much of west africa. ah, the frank assessments, what are the political risks of batting russian oil? a gas for western leaders, pull sanctions on russian energy exports. not informed opinions. francie's not abandoning to fight against jedi still resumed the area we're going to be attacking from nisha and from chad critical debate. could china actually help in rushes, invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, watching out as a reminder, if our top story is out, ukraine says it expects russia to launch a new offensive

they have been growing wales' national flower here high up in the black mountains of powys for more thanr welsh agriculture at a time of upheaval for the industry, as the subsidy payments farmers rely on are undergoing a major review. we have found a way of growing the daffodils and extracting galantamine from them in a very cost efficient way. and this means there is more money in the pot to share with farmers who want to grow daffodils with us. what makes this an appealing prospect for welsh farmers is the conditions here high up on the hillside have been shown to be idealfor growing daffodils for this particular pharmaceutical purpose and they also don't have to set fields aside. sheep can still graze here. it's just that for a few weeks a year, they are doing so in pretty stunning surroundings. but the organisation which helps farmers diversify has wise advice. i think every farmer needs to look at the location of the farm, - their assets, the team they have got available, as far as staff, _ or family members, you have to look at the financial aspect of it _ and this is where - farmi

she lives in the black sea in the voids under the mountain and the karadag snake is named after her, there is also a whole population of them, successfully hiding from people for many thousands of years according to the laws of biology, which alone it will not survive, there are several varieties. first of all, it's brown. such a dark color. he looks like a dog, he has such a mane at the back, or he looks completely terrible on a horse. well, the tail, of course, is a long other kind of silvery color, lighter coloration of the skin, length. meters , of course, the reaction of random eyewitnesses is shock, wild fear, absolutely fear, people forget about everything in the world. it's hard to catch him. his extremely difficult. they live in a system of grottoes and caves that goes under the crimea for a long distance. but really, what if a certain creature lives in a territory where it is difficult to get to, for example, in impenetrable forests or mountains? it is in such a landscape that the yetis are supposed to live in different countries they are called in their own way bigfoot we

of sciences and also appropriation to the end of the mountain special protection status and the inclusion of all cities in a single register for black diggers soon the season. and that means that what still has a chance to save can disappear forever. marina gromova sergey took mikhail volkov petrosyan and pavel letnikov to lead. the capital was covered with a wave of may heat at this hour in the city plus 14 there are gusts. if it’s a warm evening, i really want to believe that spring has finally established itself, however, the hydrometeorological center warns that frosts are still possible, both in april and in may although antonova is in our studio hello tatyana. i hope that this weekend will do without cold surprises hello denis. i will add that there were frosts in moscow in june, but so far it is absolutely certain that without them there are only warm settings. well, the temperature on the weekend will drop a little tonight, it will intensify, the wind will begin, spring will begin. rain, precipitation will go all night. but on saturday afternoon, even without them, even those do not have a breeze, where the sun even looks ou

still some snow there over the turkish mountains, but black will ease for the race, was bright skies gradually coming back in as we go one through the 2nd half of the week, there is the best of the sunshine central parts bright to sky coming back in over towards the west, still some showers longest bells if right lurking across at east side of spain as we go on through wednesday. some of our wet weather also affect in the far north west of africa. will not some morocco members of algeria and the showers continue for much of west africa? ah, it's the largest war in europe since world war 2. is president putin reclaiming what belong to russia? was natal coming to close? and what does the end game look like? an in depth look at the war in ukraine. hooton's land, or the west neglect. ah, you crane the seed soon on it just either. ah, the shake hammered a ward for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year for more information go to w, w w dot h t a dot q a slash e n. ah, ah ah, reminder of our top

the black is going up that distance tree lancoste tripped on the $51000000000.00 mountain of debt. the treasury's reserves a dwindling with less than $2000000000.00 available to spend. as of the end of march on tuesday, the government announced it would stop honoring debt repayments for the time being hoping for 8 from the international monetary fund and world bank. the crisis has been years in the making. successive governments have borrowed vast sums of money from foreign lend us to fund public services and ambitious infrastructure projects, the biggest lender being china, in an attempt to stimulate the economy. the current president slash texas the move back fi at instead heading government revenue islamist terrorist attacks and pandemic locked downs affected the tourism industry. the most important source of income on the island. and last but not least, the worn ukraine has led to a shop riots and food prices. calls for president got a buy a roger pox a to resign, a growing louder. he on the other hand, is asking for patience. and that's it for me. in the business team you can

the makers of mountain dew recently announced its new so-called "legend" flavor, which appears pitch black and tastes like blackberry, citrus and ginger as opposed to regular mountain dew, which is yellow and tastes like yellow [ laughter ] finally, today was national proofreading day, but apparently, no one told the nbc store. [ laughter ] i don't want -- i don't want this to seem like a judgment on you guys it took a little bit long for you to get to the reading joke [ laughter ] little "late." that's good. well, "night," that's the way you spell that [ laughter ] "with. that's definitely how you spell "with. well, bear with me, i -- [ laughter ] you guys, that was the monologue. i'm sorry we put reading in there. [ cheers and applause you guys, we got a fantastic show for you tonight she's one of the funniest people i know, and you can see her next in the new hbo max series, "our flag means death." leslie jones is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause he's a fantastic actor who stars, produces, and -- excuse me, stars and produces in the abc show, "home economics. topher grace is my gu

a pile on a mountain under the threat of destruction a mound in the ramenskoye district, where traces of an ancient settlement were found, are ruining blacks in pitch darkness with flashlights and stun guns of the inhabitants of the village of bykovo have been living without street lighting for 3 years now. who turned off the lights? almost fifty settlements of new moscow is at risk of flooding near-shore precipitation, which in previous months hit the capital region , began to rapidly melt emergency services. fully armed, specialists conduct exercises and work out various emergencies, the process was observed by alexander katsuba rescuers discovered a flood zone several people fell through the ice, their coordinates were handed over to ground services to help special crews in a hurry, the count goes on for seconds in icy water. man quickly loses strength boat on air pad slides on melted ice, reaching speeds of up to 100 km / h. the perfect rescue. during floods, water also hone skills. a person fell into pools near the shore near the victim of hypothermia, but he will live. our group searched under water, drowning further, transporting h

nasa astronauts is 33-year-old jessica watkins who previously worked at nasa ames in mountain view she is the first blackd live on the international space station for a long-term mission. the spacewalk might be live, too. watkins will work on 200 experiments including new so-called smart shirts that measure your violated. signs in zero gravity. it will take the crew about 16 hours to make it to the space station. kumasi: the city of antioch will hold a swearing in ceremony for a new police chief. stephen ward was named the interim police chief in february. he served for 31 years and also teaches administration of justice courses and course work in the mpa program at san francisco city college and san francisco state university. julian: a first of its kind college savings program in san francisco is celebrating its 10th anniversary. the kindergarten to college or k to c program has reached $11 million. savings for the city's public school students. the program opens a college savings account with a small deposit for every public student entering kindergarten. one student say it is helping her college of d

a cloud and rain comes down across the black sea sleep, so there still across a turkish mountains, but bright disguise do come back in behind. notice the spain portico tally decidedly unsettle for the middle part of the week that wet weather will gradually make his way into the north west of africa. but for much of north africa. fine and dry sunset up over the next few days for west africa. cloud and rain becoming more prevalent. the scars of homer yugoslavia civil wars run deep. but for years the balkans have managed to keep a fragile piece. now with ukraine, a light in europe on high alert for russian meddling. the mood is uneasy. people in power travels to pose via, with threats to secede by serb leader miller and do dig have ignited fears. that conflict could return bosnia testing the piece on al jazeera news world. ah, ah, ah ah, ah, ah, ah. so look, our main stories this, our incumbent lead president emanuel mack, chrome asap for a run off against far right. candidate marine. the pendant french presidential election. the 2nd round is going to be held on april 24th. as based on an

choose your color classic black or inconspicuous beige, a wide range of sizes. call right now it's beyond the mountains, ants and cockroaches this is how the apartment of 65-year-old alexander tarasov looks like in mytishishchih problems with water and sewerage. neighbors believe that their own clothes are that his son should look after and care for an elderly man, but alexander's daughter-in-law vasilisa shevchenko assures her father-in-law of their help, he was offered to put things in order. he told us that you need my apartment, like hey kicked us out. now alexander understands in such conditions. he won't last long . due to sore legs, the pensioner can no longer take care of himself and put things in order in the house. he needs help. there is a second option more the probable is that after all go the stage first to get medical help. well, at least anesthetize a person to remove him from all these torments in which he lives, and then it’s really up to relatives with the help of social services to decide what where? he will be able to live, but for now he is in this state. something speak forecast

expected only plus four nine and only in the central black. degrees air masses approaching the urals will spoil. on the way to the western sloped mountains will rain here, and on thursday the temperature will already drop to + 5 °, but uh, in the urals, it’s warm in summer plus 15-20, and on thursday, in some places, up to plus 23 °. warm air will cover the southern regions. siberia back to back after today's plus 15-20. tomorrow the temperature will rise to plus 20-25°c and the territory of the krasnoyarsk territory will get warmer as well. 10-15 more today. and tomorrow +15-20 moderately warm anticyclonic weather with its characteristic the absence of rain clouds is expected on the shores of lake baikal, but here the temperatures are moderate for the season, warm plus eight 13 °. in yakutia it is much colder than 0 + 5 1 in the north-east of the republic of sakha and weak negative temperatures. but the far east of our country remains in the power of a vast cyclone. in the continental part, which will be located in its rear. ah, some rain is expected, and uh, no more than plus five to ten. ah, heavy rain. today, residents of the astral

kochen mountain under the threat of ruin kurgan in the ramensky district, where researchers found traces of an ancient settlement, were chosen by blackgers. in search of profit, they can destroy unique artifacts that make it possible to better understand the life and customs of the ancient inhabitants of the region. how to protect architectural the heritage from illegal excavations was found out by marina gromova - a snow-white desert, in which the car instantly gets stuck and therefore the tracks of animals are confused on foot, except for them, no one walks here outside the season. we go to the former so-called archaeological site. and there are no signs of the settlement, but the guides know for sure, it is a downhill mountain, the views open here. well, just fabulous, after all, our ancestors knew how to choose places to live. this hill and the bend of the river also speak in favor of the fact that there was an ancient settlement here scientists read the terrain like a historical map. here are just the latest edits. she's getting more and more frustrated. here you can clearly see, uh, the recess is clearly such. yes, and these ar

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precipitation still remaining around sam ramon, also in black and light precipitation over the eastern foothills, otherwise known as the diablo mountain range. i love this view of the city by the bay where we do have a few lingering clouds otherwise conquered 54 degrees. full sunshine san jose 53 degrees today on this friday. we do have the rain showers tapering off becoming partly sunny today. northwest winds 10 to 20. and even though we saw that beautiful view of the city will still see an occasional cloud roll in and out. otherwise partly sunny with the departure of those showers. high pressure builds in quickly and as it does so mostly sunny skies all weekend and warmer conditions. so you might think about heading to the beach. if you do show that beach hazard alert remains in effect through saturday, and we had the waves building to 18 ft. this causes some very dangerous rip currents. if you're heading to the high sierra. we know that traffic is going to begin about one o'clock this afternoon heading there because there are layers and layers and layers of fresh powder. we do have 32 inches of snow already with another four inches

northern terrace of the sun black observatory, come on here and particular and on the northern flank, you can clearly see the effects of climate change up here in the mountains and the measures and ada stations needed to protect this infrastructure. on this, there's a lot of concrete under here. the entire terrace is concrete, it over a, so no water can penetrate. i'm cool, can. the concrete posts are also showing up the mountain peak. the reason for all these measures is climate change. permafrost normally holds together the mountains interior, but it's melting. $200.00 iron bulbs and a steel net. now stop the mountain from crumbling. although the observatory is far from any industry or other greenhouse gas emitters, the researches are finding that carbon dioxide concentrations keep on rising. here at zone blake, but also at the other end of the world, at mauer lower observatory on hawaii for example. it's the same problem everywhere . as h one, the image that the car from mount a law is amazingly similar measurements. there was started in 1958 under the walls longest running wifi and we now have 420 p p. and so that's point 04 percent c o 2 and the atmosph

mountains. several people are still missing. nearby town was evacuated. you are senate has confirmed tunzia brown, jackson as a supreme court justice. she'll be the 1st black woman to serve on the country's highest court. president biden caught her confirmation, the historic momentary for our nation nomination. and i finland is investigating a case of sanctions violations after artworks bound for russia were confiscated. their customs officials say they seize 3 shipments containing paintings, sculptures and antiquities. the art had allegedly been on loan to foreign museums and was being returned to russia via finland. 42000000 euros. that's the insurance value of russian art works. impounded during transit, 3 finland. among them. a titian epic casso, and a carry. annie. they were intercepted at finland's valley, my border crossing with russia. the works from collections in st. petersburg and moscow had been online to museums in italy and japan. in early march after the invasion of ukraine, russian museums requested their return earlier than agreed, perhaps in anticipation of sanctions. days later, the e prohibited the sale, export and transfer to russia of

mountains. several people are still missing. a nearby town was evacuated. now to the u. s. where the senate has confirmed kentucky brown jackson as the 1st black woman to sit on the u. s. supreme court supporters including present joe biden, have hailed her appointment as a historic day for america. but most republican senators voted against it. the age of 53. the name of $47.00, and this nomination is confirmed. after 233 year wait, a black woman will soon sit on the us supreme court. contains brown, jackson watched herself enter the history books from the white house alongside president joe biden, who hailed a consummation as a historic moment for the u. s. g. 3 republican senators vote with the democrats to confirm. brown, jackson is only the 3rd black person and 6 women to serve on the u. s. highest court. the vote concluded a bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion. as well as her raincoat as a judge. senate democrats were overjoyed by the result. it is just an amazing day. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all o

mountains. several people are still missing, and the right town was evacuated. the u. s. senate has confirmed guitar g brown, jackson as supreme court justice, should be the 1st black woman to serve on the country's highest court present. biden called her confirmation, a historic moment and for our nation grateful for the care. former germantown, a star boris becker, has been found guilty in a london court. of 4 charges are failing to declare assets. the 54 year old was declared bankrupt in 2017, but was accused of hiding millions of pounds worth of assets including tennis trophies. mr. becker will be sentenced on april 29th, and could even face a prison term. fealand is investigating a case of sanctions violations. after artworks bound for russia were confiscated. customs officials say b c's, 3 shipments containing paintings, sculptures and antiquities. the arts had allegedly been alone to foreign museums and was being returned to russia. 5, finland, 42000000 euros. that's the insurance value of russian art works, impounded during transit through finland, among them, a titian, a picasso, and a carry. annie. they were intercepted at finland's volume, a border crossing wi

black sea coast, still some pesky showers here. so that's putting a cap on temperatures, tribes on just 13 degrees, and for the northwest of africa. also some showers as well through the atlas mountains intel jeron for the ne, it's all about that heat. kyra, 38, i think your 1st 40 degree day of the year on thursday. and for south africa it's a different story. cold air flooding in here. so capetown, just 17 degrees, but give it a bit. we've got you up to 28 degrees on sunday. looks good. i saw official airline of the journey. join the debate. there is no, he job bad little, you know, men in anyone here talks about women's rights or suggested the severe seemed of themselves. no topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket street to help all the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. be part of today's proven 3 on out is the era ah ah, you're watching al jazeera life from doha. reminder of, i mean stories, the false cain of the killings in the ukrainian townsend bocce or pin and laura john can beginning to e

. >> reporter: but down the sides of the mountain, under a thick canopy of leaves -- >> many, many nights it's just pitch blackhis is the place, these are the conditions that california prosecutor lisette suder needed to understand. it was september 26th, 1999, one of those pitch black nights, the night mike and woody lived through one of the strangest experiences of their lives. mike and woody were asleep in separate tents around a common campfire. and both, same moment, were suddenly startled awake. >> i was sleeping in my tent and i heard somebody shouting from the road about 100 yards away, "help, help, help, my wife is dead." >> this is the middle of the night. >> it's the middle of the night. >> and then i kind of was like -- just laid there and i was like, "nah, nah, i didn't just hear that." and then i heard it again. >> reporter: they got up fast and out of the black night. >> some strange man come walking into their campsite going, "oh, help, help me. my wife is dead." >> reporter: the stranger was emotional, distraught, told them he and his wife had been camping a few miles farther up the narrow mou

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mountain, and they're all on top of any different capacities. it's a remarkable story. >> in 2020, i wonder raise the great name of stacey abrams in this moment, in 2020, black americandemocracy back in the light and make sure that the will of the american people was heard. and, you know, the fruit of that is bearing out now. we now have a black american woman on the supreme court, the highest court of the land, to make sure that our laws are upheld and justice is done, with and enable ways that represents the group of people that always vote on the will of the people well even. i struggle to find the words for it past what who still clifton can say or what justice jackson's friends can say about her, because i think that we are inventing the wheel here. we are actually giving democracy a chance to do its work. and i think that -- yeah, i will silence myself and say we are going to let this do its work now. i am overwhelmed to have to say. i'm just overwhelmed by it. well thank you. >> we all completely understand. caroline randall williams, thank you very much for joining us tonight. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up. charles blow was one of the ve

black woman. brown says the $72 million project aims to house people who typically cannot get housing, including those who are formally incarcerated, homeless or unemployed. we've been able to move through a bureaucratic mountain of obstacles and other things, but nevertheless we got it. we got this money. this is $72 million project, and then when you add in the services that we're going to get have open housing authority which has given us 39 vouchers, so 39 of the 79 units will be available for people who qualify for section eight, but they don't have to have section eight. the bottom floor of the housing development will contain four businesses, a restaurant, fitness center, neighborhood market and a clothing store. all will be run by people in the community. there was a celebration today for betty reid soskin, who was the nation's oldest national park ranger before her recent retirement in september. saskin turned 100 years old. she retired from the park service on march 31st after 16 years. and today she talked about how race played a role in her work on the home front during world war two and why she never considered herself to be a rosie the riveter. when i was 20 years old. anything. those different i