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. >>> we're learning new details about a deadly hit and run in san jose pap woman was killed on south jackson avenue in san jose between kammerer avenue and san antonio street this morning. police say the woman was hit just before 4:45 outside of a marked crosswalk. south jackson avenue has since reopened. this marks 21 pedestrian fatalities for the city this year and a 33rd fatal traffic incident. >>> let's get back to first alert meteorologist jessica burch talking about the hot and dry conditions in some areas. >> yes. today is the last warm day of the week before we extend into our holiday weekend. we're cooling down. below average conditions no matter where you live in the bay. this is a live look right now overlooking san francisco, the sutro tower, you can see all the fog is bleeding off the bay area, back on the coast where it should be. now taking another live look from the mt. diablo cam it has been dry and warm all i do long in the inland areas. our microclimates while we're at it, daytime highs like i stressed are the hottest it's going to be all week long. after today, we

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for example, a bombing ukrainian grain terminals in grain silos, a paps referencing to a, a strike on a, a grain terminal in the city of mc alive. recently, amazing to mention of course, that the grain terminal had been turned into a military fortress by ukrainian troops who had station all matter of vehicles. rocket launchers there as well as a barracks which in turn caused a russian strike just just for reference. ukraine, for example, is about 10 percent of a world we export. russia is here at up 20 percent of world international wheat exports. nevertheless, the spot, all the, all the fact that you have european leaders and foreign ministers coming out and insistently blame in russia or something that they had a big bottom brush or is waiting a cynical grain more easing. it is a till to make see prices skyrockets. and destabilize entire countries in continuation of this very one sided story that we're hearing from the european union from the united states, the g 7 nations that they've come up. and they've said that despite all of these russian assurances that yes, ukraine is free t

well, that's why we know at the start of this conflict that there was the sense that ukraine, pap should only be sent soviet era weaponry from eastern european countries. and those eastern european countries could have new weaponry. basically because they're saying that the ukranian soldiers wouldn't know how to use the more defensive weston a technology at what we had did here again today in the past conference is that there's been more training that's been taking place. not just obviously the training we know that's been happening since 2014, but specifically in the last few weeks to ensure that ukrainian so just can use this weaponry have. but the reality is that training doesn't always we to lead to quite results. for example, there was a report highlighted just a few days ago that suggested that javelin missiles that was sent to ukraine went without a customer tech support number at so to speak. when they arrived, there was a problem with the technology at the soldiers on the ground had no idea what to do with it and had nobody to turn round to to ask, what do we do here golf? we're

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i know that you have a great passion for public goods and i wonder how far down the social isn't pap. you're willing to take it because i read somewhere that as a kid you're, we're an avid consumer of marks and learning. do you think those someone discredited thinkers can still offer it anything for the said bill, there's nothing that form that has been tried before, but perhaps in terms of ideas or in terms of values. so i think an enduring value, particularly of linen in this context, was the ability to translate ideas into practice found in the context of time in which those ideas arose. it was appropriate and we saw a massive move form in terms of the progress of humanity. but the, at a significant cost as well when that was over time and over time systems, if they refuse the dynamic system that allows people participation as soon as that gets encroached upon and restricted the possibilities of remaining creator, dynamic and finding a futures gets constrained. so i think to that extent it would be inappropriate to bring linen from $970.00 and into 20. 22 is the appropriate note is

so we go from south america through the african continent, and then all the way through to pap in new guinea, and you can look at his avenue just got, oh, it's the tropics. what he's so difficult not to faith about just eradicating malaria. it used to be in a more parts of the world, but now it is stuck in that band of the tropics, but typically, in africa was the problem. the problem, the problem, thank you for having me on your show. the problem in those, in the tropics, is really the climate. the climate is favorable and conducive to mosquitoes. and so it's difficult to eradicate malaria because the climate supports the mosquitoes that transmit the parasite. that's why it's still there. dr. andrea, when we talk about malaria, am i trying to encourage people to take it seriously? we often you statistic about how many children die from malaria. what is it about young people and malaria that makes them so vulnerable? yeah, the children, unfortunately have not been exposed when they start to grow to these said deadly but a site and they phase unfortunate the old so 7, a disease like pn

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for example, a bombing, ukrainian grain terminals, and grain silos. paps referencing to a strike on a, a grain terminal in the city of nicholas. recently, a meeting to mention of course that the grain terminal had been turned into a military fortress by ukrainian troops who had station goal matter of vehicles. rocket launchers there as well as barracks, which in turn caused a russian strike. but they also said that all this, all this russian talk about sanctions and sanctions impeding russian exports, agricultural exports that is foodstuffs and fertilizer, for example, to international markets. and it's all, it's all dis, information which is which borders of this information itself because because of europeans actions which they instituted, by the way, then they realize that they messed up, that they made all sorts of exemptions or russia could export fertilizers grades. but it has caused a panic among, for example, ship ensure insurance companies and every vessel must have insurance. so refresh and vessels don't have insurance because shipping companies are so afraid of what europe

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but also pap, very dangerous area for don phillips and burnett prairie to have him venturing into well, 1st of all, so the, the follow to jody interest reserve, which is the, the name of that particular area is the 2nd largest of brazil's, of massive, massive area of almost untouched forest and it's also believed to be the place with the highest concentration of on contacted in the jewish communities in the world. so it has this huge importance as far as an international indigenous rates are concerned. as you mentioned, there is surrounded by various different criminal factors and which making the whole place an extremely dangerous but bruno period or as a former employee actually. so you're a current employee of the air, brazil's indigenous foundation is currently will leave from the in the just foundation. she knows that area better than anyone, really, and is incredibly experienced. and he has had lots of trips and lots of an exploration and journey. his throat, that region knows all the local people there. so you know, it's, i think it would be a bit of a stretch to see her. it was

what pap natal in new delhi explains how the backlash has grown since the contentious remarks were made. quote, the comments offensive and seem to say the least. i'm not going to go to details, but they were made actually a few days ago. one comment was made on social media. the other one was new during a debate on a national news television network. now, in terms of the fallout, immediately they look with these complaints that will file these to politicians. it all came to head on friday when, after the fighting, pres, group started protesting those protests on violence. they will peddling stones. dozens of people were injured, including many nice offices, a rest all being made. the pretty say these 5 cases against hundreds of people and security has been beat up in the city all gone for in northern, which is where this violence up to please. now the b to b has been, it says from these comments, it has condemned them. you know, one person has been suspended, the other one has been expelled. dozens of people are fear dead off. the gunman opened fire and set of explosives at a church. in

where exactly does a pap well, the fact in the beginning it did help because of course as having this position it does brings people together. but afterwards, you have to learn the material, we say and, and really good internet in all the details because, you know, if the devil is in the details of these issues, every talk about sort of, you know, how do we do that? more women have more access to mobile banking for example. well, 1st of all, they have to access to a phone. and then i need to know the cost structure for women. how is it really costly? is a mccarthy here synagogue, that it is and be now, or it is in kenya to actually literally own a phone, but pay the, you know, the bundle for. and then i have to sort of be able to discuss with the minister to say, you know, listen, your presence very high because of this and these are not, and this is what you be doing. so, you know, depending on so many infrastructural issues that i need to know to the detail or why these issues on the, the way they are to help them better. but the doors of ministers and presidents open more easily be

and pap was just starting, well, there is no one in the eighties, who is a professor, well, the hopelessand in the investigation of the most complicated cases, and so he met the brother of alexander rutskov, vice president of russia it was very painful, and he ended up in state burdenko in switzerland more than that, he fought in afghanistan and his spine was broken and that's it. so you couldn't you help him to the hospital to alexander rutskoi, ivan dmitrievich went to work, as major general antipov was at work, i began to do everything every day. i traveled in the lord. i was accompanied by his wife by people. here is his son. sasha seems to have gone. i'm busy. i met there, and the director alexander rudskoy did not forget his savior when he became vice president of russia. he will again turn to ivan dmitrievich with a special request and say. i wonder what kind of people surround me. let's, well then, the former minister of defense, shatokhin, kozyrev, the ministers of foreign affairs, shakhrai. so i went through everything and said. i'm the one who, what is, who is who, he scanned

does pap hop even in land parts of queensland? seeing some rather heavy downpours. here we go on to was to we can some of the showers stretching the way into that east side of the south. well, just around the great dividing range, 13 cell should be brightening up in melbourne hopefully. brightening up the hobbits as well. why weather will gradually make his way towards new 0, but not too bad, at least over the next day or so. it really could be that east coast. we had to keep an eye out for some very heavy rain heavy rain to making its way across the korean peninsula band of very disturbed weather moving in across north korea. sliding in to south korea. japan stays hot over the next few days with a heat wave continuing. ah, india is that a heat wave is 19 glazes across the country, destroying people's health homes and live one on one e. investigate india on fire on al jazeera ah al jazeera, with no.

my pap is not straightforward and it was difficult at times. but listening to you speak was an incredible motivation for me too keep going. so thank you for so much for coming at that time i will forever cherish that memory. >> that's why keep going back to law schools. >> exactly. so now that so many for underrepresented communities in the legal profession are attending and graduating from law school, my question is what guidance you have for first generation lawyers who might find themselves in spaces where their lived experiences it might not be shared by other people and might not even be understood to mark. >> first of all and every experience that most of us from our challenge backgrounds come from, every space we are going to enter we are going to be different. and i do think there is value in knowing that one of the things that is important is for you to take the time to explore their lived experience. to talk to people who are different than you. to understand where they are world view and self identity come from. so i have a dear, dea

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neighborhood on the chicago south side, solar panels now dot the rooftop of a public housing complex papom there, a backup battery stores energy creating what the state energy company calls a micro grid. >> without power, we're talking about potential life threatening situations. so this micro grid provides that backup to be able to deliver power even when the grid isn't there. >> reporter: the project is pending approval, but once it is oper operating, it can connect and share power with the main power grid. in the event of a blackout, it can disconnect and operate independently, tapping its stored battery energy to power the homes, police station and hospital in the area for four hours. >> we have seen a reluctance on the part of many utilities to factor climate change into their planning processes because they say that the science around climate change is too uncertain. >> reporter: they are basing analysis for grid reliability and investments on historical averages because planning for extreme protections is more expensive. >> and so we're continuing to design facilities based on his

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>> jesse: brian claypool, a criminal defense attorney who has been helping us out in pap navally.e stand to testify? do i give a sworn deposition? when i go to napa, can you buy me dinner? >> i have bad news for you. instead of your testimony, exhibit a will be that video. that will be exhibit a. i will buy you dinner. i have news for hillary clinton. news flash. things don't work out for her in 2024, she better look out. might be an opening for the napa county d.a. position. might be hope for her political career. why? there's a three-ring circus going on in napa. i re-read that press release. there's never a press release issued when somebody is arrested and a public records request. i reread it. she was accusing fox news and everybody calling for news an intimidating and trying to harass witnesses and harassing the driver of the other car that is fiction. in my opinion, jesse, that's an abuse of power on her part. why is she trying to protect pelosi and witnesses? that's not her job. this dash cam should be produced and the next move is to file a motion and compel compliance. g

and i suspect a lot of social gathering within bucking hal pap palace.the horses coming through. and also the lighting of the beacons in the evening. and so no one frankly surprised that she need as day off and lots of warmth and love and hopes that she is okay. take a listen to what the people of windsor had to say. >> i suppose it is expected really. she has a lot going on. >> i'm sure that she wanted to be more available. >> it can't be easy, the fact that she can't walk very well, be disabled myself, i feel sorry for her. >> and to get out on the balcony to do her little bit, i think she's great. i love her to death. >> reporter: so there you have the people of windsor, very pleased i think that people saw her yesterday, all those thousands of people that turned out on to the mile to see her on the balcony. but i think that people will be pleased that she is hopefully having a day off, having a day of rest. watching it all on tv. max. >> good to see you, anna, didn't know we had the signal just to clarify. and of course kate is here, right in front o

the president tries to ease your pap a at the pump. he's asking the states to suspend gas taxes for three months as americans hit the road for the summer. >>> plus i didn't want to be used as a pawn. republican elected officials go point by point through donald trump's efforts to throw out the 2020 election. now the january 6 lt committee calls on a key west wing insider to share his story. >>> and is the trump brand fading. voters say yes to very late trump pick in alabama, but georgia republicans again defy the former president. this time in two house races. up first for us, new white house push to lower gas prices through the summer driving season. today president biden will ask the congress to suspend the gas tax for three months, july, august and september, and he will call on states to do the same. at an event this afternoon, the president will demand oil companies do work to lower gas prices including ramping up production. it is a big white house play on this year's dominant economic and political issue. high gas price asks the

find in packaging and glass, metal and pap rer all easily recycled. we don't want plastic. we want less plastic. awe what you we do locally is we have the program to think disposable and work one on one to provide technical assistance to swap out the disposable food service to reusables and we have funding available to support businesses to do that so that is a way to get them off there. and i believe now is the time we will see a lot of the solutions come on the market and come on the scene. >> and is really logistics company and what we offer to restaurants is reasonable containers that they can order just like they would so we came from about a pain point that a lot of customers feel which wills a lot of waste with takeout and deliver, even transitioning from styrofoam to plastic, it is still wasteful. and to dream about reusing this one to be re-implemented and cost delivery and food takeout. we didn't have throwaway culture always. most people used to get delivered to people's homes and then the empty milk containers were put back out when fresh milk came. customers ar

. >> reporter: nasa deputy administrator is taking action from the ground pap former astronaut, madetough to sochl. >> ignoring untapped potential. we have to make that number more similar to what the average population is. >> liftoff of sds-7 and america's first woman astronaut. >> reporter: sally ride the first to open doors for women like mel roy. that opened floodgates for a series of first. first female commander of the international command station, first black woman in, first all-female space walk. >> a lot of people told me women couldn't be pilots, couldn't be astronauts. it's very tough when you are the first or the only, but i had a reason to keep going. >> reporter: still, nearly four decades after the first flight, women make up just 36% of nasa's active astronaut class. >> we really have to go deeper in the academic channel. >> reporter: bridget chapman is an executive who also chairs women in aerospace and says key is, start young. >> middle schoolers. the little girls excited ak science and math before someone whispers in their ear to look at a different profession. >