this is austin lighthouse, and it's a workplace with a difference.proving the lives of blind and visually impaired people in the area. and it's turning to technology to help them achieve that. so the box comes out, we have to glue it. and then this is the label that comes out that goes to the box. its main areas of work are in manufacturing, warehousing and distribution, primarily for the us department of defense. it has over 900,000 square feet of space and processes over 1300 orders every day. so efficiency is key. a range of tech solutions have been deployed here for a variety of purposes, from enabling people to carry out work—specific tasks to navigating the environment and more. one such solution is called vocollect, a wearable tech incorporating voice recognition. because it's auditory, blind or visually impaired people can use it to manage inventory. what it does is it allows us to go pick the orders. you can do it as a totally blind person because it talks to you and you talk to it. it's all voice recognition. each of us have our own profile

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>> yes, from a neighbor across the street from the lighthouse, the baptist church, breathtaking video, talking about a cypress tree collapsing into a church, a historic church in pleasanton and the aftermath of what happened after the tree collapsed. they said it only collapsed in the area you're looking at, the nursery, it did not impact the chapel, if this was a sunday, i would like to point out that kids would be in this area behind me, it would've been a much different story but thankfully no one was hurt but a close call and a scary incident in pleasanton. >> thankfully it did not happen on a sunday. but i see a lot of damage behind you. you had a chance to speak with the pastor, what do they plan to do next? >> reporter: yes, i did speak to the pastor and the wife, a lot of work ahead of them, they will have to talk with insurance companies to see what the next steps are, what of some of the gaps, and the gaps in their hearing this, could take up to year, and behind me here, >> busy working on the full story for the 530 newscast, for the preview, stay safe out there. >>> power o

in georgetown is the kidney lighthouse that is a restaurant and it is a business. so i do have to say that it is a business but there we do have several trail signs there. it's a cute little town and you could definitely go and learn more about kitty there. riversdale house museum in riverdale park is a wonderful place to learn about rosalie calvert. they usually help hold the annual battle bladensburg event. so look for that. hopefully we'll be doing that again this year and we should be sending a trail representative there for that event. oxen cove park and oxon hill farm. that's an national park service site. there is where that that's a working farm, but that is the site of matt welby where mary debuts lived and found those concrete rockets on her yard. so i highly recommend going there to learn more about her. president's park white house visitor center again, another nps site a great place to learn more about dolly madison. and go definitely gotta go the flag house if you haven't been there yet, please go amanda her group do such an amazing job there to talk

and a few more civilians, the staff of the lighthouse located on the island.sian military the ship offered to change the route of traffic to the civilian ship communication with the fact that the island from the district island was mined, we already understood that there is a presence of military ships in our in the area of ​​responsibility where approximately in it but together with those they have not yet seen them heard only the negotiations themselves on the open 16th channel of the garrison of the island it became clear that something threatening was called although there was still no clear understanding of the beginning of the great war i raised my regular forces the commander of the heavy infantry commanders who was there as well as his people, raised the air force, went into high combat readiness, a unit that also won on the island, these are all when we will have here in the morning of february 24 not a single enemy ship was visible, but on the international open 16th communication channel for ships, the voice of the russian aggressors first sounded,

>> steve: they talk about the lighthouse. apparently there is a lighthouse out there. all right.ire island white house was seen in the opening and closing credits of the guiding light. >> ainsley: oh. >> steve: for a very, very long time. >> ainsley: the soap opera the guiding light? >> steve: exactly. apparently they have also got enough lighthouse in monday tack but the one in fire sild 50 feet taller. >> ainsley: you know summer is around the corner when we open the show with fire island. it's been a long time, right? you always talk about fire island. guiding light is that luke and laura. >> steve: no. that was general hospital. >> brian: oh, i don't care then. luke and laura, it's amazing how long they stayed on there. >> ainsley: how do you know luke and laura but don't know what show they are on. >> steve: great cross-examination? [laughter] >> steve: with guiding light the other show and this goes way back and chris probably remembers it. my grandma used to watch guiding light and secret storm. the secret storm. chris, do you remember secret storm. >> sure. >> ainsley: su

if you lack of the bundle tag, he described it as a lighthouse sending out signals from the process of democracy to the world that your majesty many germans admire, british culture and lifestyle with a great deal of respect. we are. so i think of your mother at the communities for her entire life. queen elizabeth the 2nd pushed for the reconciliation between our countries in 2000. she and your father, prince philip, were also here in the german bonus tag and visited the dome as well, like germany and britain, remain close allies with a great deal of trust between the 2, even after the decision of britain to leave the european union. the people in our countries have close ties through travel, through trade, through cultural and intellectual exchange. and also through a fascination both countries have for one another. our parliament had close contact . our governments worked together closely in many organizations in many formats in georgia, britain, and germany, together pushing her wheel based international system. and we stand in solidarity with ukraine in its battle for liberty and se

so historically going back actually to the early days of the republic, we saw lighthouses were earmarks and nowadays we see things like roads, bridges, maybe extending in airport or job re-coverings and it's been a lot of infrastructure. >> what's it for representative orho senator engage in the process? >> well, it really allows them meet the local needs of their constituents and congress is not get ago lot done for them they feel and this is a way members of congress can demonstrate and direct ways that congress and federal government can deliver for them weather fixing a road or build ago new hospital. >> developer gives the legislator the ability to say i did this for you and show them theee dollar figure attached to it. >> whether or not in the constitution is this? >> it's not in the constitution but the constitution is clear that the power of the purse lies within congress and no money shall be drawn from the treasury without a law enacted by congress and we think this falls squarely within that article one power of the purse. over the last few decades, a lot of that power has be

. >> the lighthouse for the blind celebrated today, at the fun outing.wed visually impaired and blind children to find egg thro unhe sun came out for the spring brew's festival. people are out, and one of the biggest craft festivals. >> there's a live band, a lot of entertainment >> don't spill >> tomorrow moving from 6:00 to 7:00 >> news and updates are at kpix.com >> big day will be -- >> tuesday morning. main event >> you've been warned. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ cc by aberdeen captioning www.aberdeen.io 1-800-688-6621 male announcer: "in touch" with dr. charles stanley, reaching the world with the gospel of jesus christ through sound biblical teaching. next on "in touch," "lessons learned in the temptation of jesus." dr. charles stanley: all of us have to face temptations of some sort. and probably until the last day of our life, we'll be dealing with something. doesn't mean that you deal with the same thing all the time, but temptation is just a part of life. look at this awesome, corrupt, evil, vile society

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and here is a live look outside looking at the santa cruz lighthouse.un just starting to peek at 6:30 this morning. we will check in with lisa when we get b before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. liz: here is a very pretty view from our tara campbell right now as the sun starts to come up. a live look from our sfo starting tomorrow one of the airport's runways will be out of commission for eight weeks. crews will be repaving and painting and making other minor repairs. flights will be routed onto two other primary runways. taxi runway will remain open to limit any traffic congestion. airport officials say the closure will cause flute -- will cause

lighthouse baptist church in pleasanton is where we are right now this morning. now to pittsburgh, three trains came down at the learning center. one trapped a girl in the restroom and another injured an employee who was hit by a branch and had to be taken to the hospital. one woman was trapped in her car when part of a branch fell. >> it was hit with a big bang, and it scared me enough that all of my insides were just twisted. reggie: look. i do not blame her. there are about 20 other children and staff in the building and they were all ok. in walnut creek a tree fell and damaged a fire truck at ygnacio valley road. the contra costa county fire truck was heading to a report of downed wires when the tree crashed on top of it. three firefighters were evaluated but not heard. kumasi: also cruise or cleaning up after the wind took down power lines. at the administration building worker showed up to find water coming in from the roof of third floor offices. they evacuated as a precaution. more than 100 employees were told to work remotely or assigned to other nearby

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the storm blew a tree into the lighthouse baptist church in pleasanton. it hit the nursery. you can see the tree landing on boxes of diapers. the church has been in pleasanton for more than 100 years. also on the peninsula, crews are hard at work after this massive tree toppled over crushing homes and cars. we spoke to a homeowner that lived in the neighborhood for 30 years. he says he has never seen storm damage as bad as this. >> shocking. it was shocking. just to see the amount of damage in a short amount of time. multiple trees down. people lost their cars. >> this happened on el camino and edgewood drive. you can see the downed power lines. as bad as it looks, no one was hur. crews cleared out mostofth lefttime the er >>> rrpg&e outage ju over00 star the dark. n the map -- it is covered in outages with the most intense clusters out of the south bay, peninsula and east bay. cupertino opened a community resource center for people dealing with power outages at the quinn land community center, a place for people to charge their phones and use the wi-fi and learning more abo

a huge tree and pleasant crashed down onto lighthouse baptist church, and it was caught on camera.d major damage to part of that church will kneel and second streets in pleasanter ktvu. sally rasmus, you've been out there all morning. the cleanup is underway and we're also hearing from church leaders. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. yeah, the cleanup underway after a tree estimated to be more than 100 years old came crashing down on this historic building here behind us. you can see where they've got a tarp covering up a gaping hole in that building and some leftover tree stamps and even the root ball from that tree here. this is on second and neal street. this is near downtown pleasant and where this all happened. a neighbor captured the crash on video. take a look. oh, my god! oh my god! oh, my god. this happened around 11 30 yesterday morning, the wife of the church's pastor says there were about 20 people inside the building when this happened. luckily everyone, including about a dozen elementary school students were in a different part of the building, so no one was hur

we're trying to reach out to someone with the lighthouse baptist church this morning to find out moree extent of the damage and the cost, according to their website. the church has been here unpleasant in since 1992. but the building itself if we take you back out here live is much older than that. we don't know when this building was built, but it's near downtown pleasanton, which has many historic homes and structures that some of which go back more than 101 150 years ago . but taking a look at some of the details on this building, you can tell it has some history . the building has been yellow tagged and what that means, though, is that people can go inside. but on a limited basis, as you can see, most of the damage appears to be limited to the end of this structure. so again, we're trying to reach out. two members of the lighthouse baptist church to find out more unpleasant and ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. thank you. well, it was a wild scene yesterday in san francisco as window glass fell from the 43rd floor of a high rise building during those strong wind gusts and office worke

this is at the lighthouse baptist church, it has been in pleasanton for over 100 years. they are out this morning clearing this tree that crushed homes and cars. we spoke with one homeowner who lived in the neighborhood for more than 30 years, he said he has never seen storm damage as bad as this. >> shocking, it was shocking, just to see the amount of damage in such a short amount of time. multiple trees fell down, people lost their cars, just really sad. >> reporter: this happened on el camino and edgewood drive, you can see some downed power lines. nobody was hurt. here is another tree that fell down onto the roof of a condo complex in concord. homeowners and work crews trying to figure out how to get rid of these trees safely. ryan? >>> and pg&e says around 140,000 customers are still without power. right now, most of them in the south bay, that is because of things like this, some massive trees came down in saratoga overnight, which then knocked over several power lines. issues have been widespread, and you can see from this video, we spotted several traffic lights

dan and kristin, from our santa cruz camera it is bouncing around looking at the lighthouse. choppy water bear because a cold front is approaching. the onshore ramp ramping up. be careful. this is a look at the cold front. as it approaches, you will notice there is lightning strikes associated with it. certainly you will see a mix of rain and snow. here is a cold front for us it will bring a possibility of an isolated showers to. please check out the latest the drought monitor. it came out last week you noticed the drought and what it looks like. right there. watch this area in southern california. now look at it. yeah parts of southern california out of a dry category. definitely an improvement thanks to all the storms here locally. no change 99% of the bay area is out of the drought. a section in the northern part in a drought -- dry category. we expect an above average rainfall looking at next week not just out west and back east as well. in the bay area it is 70% up to 90% chance of above average participation -- precipitation. so the rain is not out yet. i will have you

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carol bryson and her husband run the lighthouse baptist church. she's the school principal, and he's the pastor carol, along with 13 of her students were inside when it happened. i heard this big pop. and i said ruby. we've got to get out of here. something's going on. as the couple took in the damage this morning. they're just grateful. no one was hurt. bryson says the nursery. the part of the building destroyed is only used for childcare during sunday and wednesday services. there were no babies or toddlers inside when the tree crashed into it. thankfully if it had come down another day of the week, it might have been a very different story. church leaders say they plan to save parts of the tree trunk and repurpose the wood historians with pleasant and museum on main confirmed that this building was built in 18 77. it's been standing ever since. it was actually the very first church ever built in the town of pleasanton. luckily the building has been yellow tagged, not red tags, so that means people can still go inside. services and the school of

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and when a tree toppled onto lighthouse baptist church, 17 people were there. luckily they were not hit by the tree. and it just missed an office wing. the damage will not affect weekend services. >>> all right, the big wind storm led to the worst single day for almost 30 years. tonight, almost 99,000 people without power, but that's down from about 300,000 yesterday. and they will likely remain that way until friday. >> reporter: the owner of amotto cheese steak has been working to get his generator up and running and get cooking. and plus my customers, they want their cheek steaks. >> reporter: the power has been out since yesterday and may not be restored until friday. navi sandu owns the liquor store. >> the beer is staying cold for now, but you know, it's just going to get warmer later, and then things will go bad. >> reporter: they can still sell waters, sodas, snacks. if you don't mind warm beer, well that too. but he says bring cash. john gonzalez has lived in the bay area all of his life. >> i have never seen the wind factor as high as it has been. we

and that was the wave of the pastor of the lighthouse baptist church. also runs the school here at the church, she says the nursery is the part of the building that was destroyed. it's used for babysitting infants and toddlers during sunday and wednesday services so this happened yesterday tuesday . there were no one no babies. no children inside, thankfully, but if the trade come down on another day of the week, it might have been a very different story again. no one was hurt, and only this section that you're looking at of this building. was really damaged. the rest of it you can see is still intact. the building's been yellow tagged. that means that church services can resume. people still can go into the other parts of the building that are okay. this is a historic building at near downtown pleasant and we reached out to the pleasant and historical society. they confirmed this building was built in 18 77, and it was the first church. ever built in pleasanton, but luckily the building is not going to have to be raised or anything. it's just that one

the lighthouse is a musician, so it's inherited everything was passed on, because, uh, in our familyveryone was musical, well, be it who even the sister so at least a couple of notes, but she can solder on that harmonica, but five were already drying. oh-oh-oh, what a party wedding, then only her and her voice and it was heard that she sings. well, i started playing and trying from the age of seven. and i've already had a little tried, and she's fascinated. we then had boyan here. i started, but then something smoothly i switched to the harmonica. she is somehow closer to the people. it sounds more like folk songs on it, so the songs sound completely different than on the button accordion. here is an accordion. i just played it right away by ear. this harmonica plays, not an option. i am now a member of the kobrin harmony ensemble. i go to kobrin for rehearsals. my soul goes there. i can't live without it. i just go there, that 's all. i leave and the work at home is not done , some is not beveled, then i'll tell you. i need to go to a concert or a rehearsal. i go there and everythin

special forces slowly began to move forward through the buildings of the border outpost and the lighthouse destroyed by our air and artillery strikes, here the russians threw the crushed complex of the command and staff vehicle and entrenched themselves in the village on the opposite from the landing place part of the island there were many structures they had nowhere to hide they moved very fast they did not sit in one place they constantly changed positions they were preparing for defense this was their island they were on more than once i will tell you that it was quite an epic battle the most heated firefights broke out in the area of ​​this white support of an unfinished windmill with gabions in front of it . and here it is, right there on the right flank, right in front of the support of the windmill , the sbu special forces stormed the alfa people, the density of fire from both the flanks were high and the distance was short, i observed that the russians put up a desperate resistance, introduced intense fire, ours actively suppressed it with heavy infantry weapons, grenade launchers

. >> celebrate spring with the beeping egg hunt, the lighthouse for the blind and visually impaired. san francisco holding the event today for the first time in sandra fell. the way it works is that each egg has a little beeping mechanism inside and the children can then find the egg fought by listening or feeling for it. kids were also able guide to pat guide dog puppies. do arts and crafts and of course, decorate some cookies. >> he's got a huge win last night against seventy-sixers then found out one of their top players may come back tomorrow. coming up next in sports, kate rooney has the details on the return. gary payton, the second. >> and now kron 4 sports things are going pretty well for the warriors at what seems like the exact right time to straight road wins, followed by a big home win. >> and today we learned that gary payton, the second will likely make his season debut. >> tomorrow payton was a full participant at warriors practice today. you're looking at some of that video. he's listed as probable for tomorrow night's contest with the minnesota timberwolves. the plan

carol bryson and her husband run the lighthouse baptist church. she's the school principal, and he's the pastor carol, along with 13 of her students were inside when it happened. i heard this big pop. and i said ruby. we've got to get out of here. something's going on. as the couple took in the damage this morning. they're just grateful. no one was hurt. bryson says the nursery. the part of the building destroyed is only used for childcare during sunday and wednesday services. there were no babies or toddlers inside when the tree crashed into it, thankfully, if it had come down another day of the week, it might have been a very different story. church leaders say they plan to save parts of the tree trunk and repurpose the wood historians with pleasant and museum on main confirmed that this building was built in 18 77. it's been standing ever since. it was actually the very first church ever built in the town of pleasanton. luckily the building has been yellow tagged, not red tags. that means people can still go inside. services and the school at t

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stranger to acting in stories about vampires and other unearthly living creatures, then for the lighthousef which the viewer is accustomed to meeting respectable and successful young people in the roles, the marginal image of sergius is a real demolition of templates. let's try this one. let's end up. uh, hmm, that's the cape that's on the crg. uh, it's made to take the costumes of andrey rublev's films tarkovsky, from there they took these costumes at mosfilm. we started running this whole story at mosfilm. they took off the patterns from it and sewed this thing for me, which i actually wear. judging by a number of recent premieres on online cinema platforms, producers and showrunners do not lose hope of finding the right vector for dialogue with the viewer through history at the intersection of the genres of mysticism and reality . and, therefore, not far off. the revival of interest in the genre of urban fantasy and the appearance in the cinema of earrings against evil spirits, the sabbath is only the first martin. you're doing for the 28th time , suzdal is hosting an open russian anima

the tree hit lighthouse baptist church. >> the south bay, it was every neighborhood for itself after city crews were too overwhelmed to answer every call for help. >> what happens next? neighbors banned together and saved a house from disaster themselves. "today in the bay's" stephanie magallon has the story. >> reporter: it's a mess, branches and fallen trees everywhere, smashing cars, homes, or in some cases, both throughout the south bay. in san jose, a neighborhood came together monday night as they saw a teetering tree inching closer and closer to this home. >> someone came into the side gate and said there's a tree out front that's going to fall on your house any minute. so i got up and got out of the house and haven't been back. >> reporter: julia says she was working from a room she rents when she heard the fierce winds and saw this tree swaying. also inside the house was the owner's son, who was sleeping in the room right beneath the tree. >> it was, fortunately, a disaster, a tragedy that did not happen. >> reporter: as soon as she got home, sandy says she called the city,

as in boy lighthouse sfgov famously and go to the lighthouse website and the calendar and see see descriptioneking the information there. i hope to see you all there with the information needed by sf mta and the question specifically for councilmember quintanilla that identify we have the entire will disability community. and the entire disability community is welcome and give our feedback thank you for the notification and so that's which is it coming monday 3:30. >> thank you and when it comes to the message i thank you now we have denise. >> thank you. >> go ahead. >> do it from there or from here (coughing). >> i'll be brief i want to welcome sherry after her offline and congratulate her and not frightening we'll put you through our pays and thank you to alex for you leadership and this thing orchid i learned a lot from orchid and on the deaf culture and provided a lot of insight and appreciate that. and as well as your leadership and your leadership and to answer questions and working with council and happened reaching out to you a pleasure working with you and glad you're serving on the

nonprofits and a family members of homicide victims addressed armstrong spy ring saturday at the lighthouse community school in oakland. chief armstrong is not my partner. he's not my boy. not my folks. >> he is a highly respected. at any given time would be out at a murder. see 1 o'clock in the morning. he get out his big and go and console the families of homicide victims. armstrong is appealing the decision by mayor sheng tao to terminate him. >> he was fired without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct investigations. he's family. >> we found we had a chief from oak lane that supported the community that friction and tension that we had throughout the years with the opd. we finally had a face in a become speak to theroup, also voicing their frustrations with mayor tao who they say has ignored their requests to meet in person to discuss how the former chief's dismissal was handled. this case isn't has. >> re traumatized community at this point. what the mayor has did is put as in a fight flight freeze mall at this poi

but how should i know, apparently, discovered lighthouse i'm sure they have pandora's standard vehicleedure. zashib that we now do to put a label on it. so he did. i found out i have one that he won't find out. put her. but in this equation, too much is unknown, an easy walk, no one promised us, and this may affect the result. who can it be russians not really, most likely, here at the station all vehicles are equipped with radio beacons in case someone gets lost in bad weather, and their could be tracked by their location. are you sure about that sir, i'll clarify that, but the state of the strategy nonetheless. me. all the same, it is very disturbing, in all honesty , sir does directly dangerous. i made an appointment. i want to see that he has all the information in front of me. how is your work progressing? i'm still looking at the members of the expedition, it's time to start, but i still can't make up my mind. but there are many wonderful scientists here, dr. cross professor holdin, from berberman, his lecture is just a fairy tale, i will be extremely grateful. if you give me a s

nonprofits and a dozen family members of homicide victims address armstrong's firing saturday at the lighthouse community school in oakland. this mayor has defined his character. again. how do you go from sergeant to lieutenant to deputy chief? >> to chief of police and you're character has been tainted. armstrong is appealing the decision by mayor sheng tao to terminate him. >> he was fired without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct investigations. chief armstrong is not my partner. he's not my boy. not my folks. >> he is a highly respected. at any given time would be out at a murder. see 1 o'clock in the morning. he get out his big and go an console. the families of homicide victims. the group also voicing their frustrations with mayor tao who they say has ignored their requests to meet in person to discuss how the former chief's dismissal was >> we reached out to office for and have not heard back. >> in oakland, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> all right. well, happening now, santa police. they need your help. they

the lighthouse was fired upon in mid-december, a flame broke out to extinguish, which donetsk firefighters the way, the place where we are now is here . we get up to get a new firefighting service car. right in front of the place of arrival of the second artillery strike , fragments even so that the ukrainian side would fly into the car then struck. in the same place, you know that the rescuers will surely arrive, so it’s necessary to extinguish fortune there , they struck an artillery strike. this is just a miracle, that at that time there were no casualties. the infrastructure of the donetsk ministry of emergency situations is also subjected to targeted shelling, including the one that is responsible for the safety of coal mining enterprises, at the moment we are in the operational platoon, the operational non-mirror rescue squad of the city of donetsk of the ministry of emergency situations of the dpr , our unit is based here, which serves the mining enterprises of our republic and in as soon as possible on operational duty eliminates the consequences of the accident time was operationa

be with belarus 24 tv channel and discover belarus you could start with one of the oldest lighthouses of the far east, pier. here it is a landmark . and not only for ship drivers, but also for manufacturers, there is a sea and not a single one could talk about building bridges, which are not needed in the union state, they already exist. but behind me - this is the russian bridge, by the way, it was built by two brigades, walking towards each other. this is the second highest bridge in the world. and now it flaunts on such a brand new 2000 russian banknote. but let's start with what every belarusian has on the table, it's salmon and pollock herring, and it's quite possible that it comes from here. we wipe it here with napkins, any hostess, at least once, and butchered the fish. but how does this happen on an industrial scale technique and technology. this is a russian pollock plant, having changed clothes and having been instructed, they lead us to the workshop , we go to me pushing the horizontal bar, we came for local flavor. here fish watch the water, in order to have a uniform plo

well, a lighthouse for other leaders of states to simply distance themselves from putin and his entourages extremely important for us right now, a question from you, and it is still necessary to note that such a legal decision has legal consequences for putin is also political, but political in fact are beacons for the creation of, for example, the same international military special tribunal that ukraine is usually talking about and what we are leading the poles to, but the organization of the united nations in fact, it even means more to us, but i am also deeply convinced that the international criminal court will do everything to ensure that , at least in the countries that articulated the roman grid, the relevant decisions were also implemented, if we mention the same armenia that you just mentioned, well literally the other day there was an official statement that armenia has a desire to join the countries of the rome statute. this is also against the background of the fact that armenia refuses to chair the odc and distance it from putin's criminal russia at all sites, let's say puti

donetsk people's republic criminal luhansk people's republic birch bark kharkiv region and chervonny lighthouseion in total first a special operation destroyed 399 aircraft 218 helicopters 3.366 unmanned aerial vehicles 410 anti-aircraft missile systems 8.000.241 tank and other combat armor. 1,055 multiple rocket launcher combat vehicles 4,308 field artillery mortars, as well as 8,816 units of special military vehicles the span of the railway part of the crimean bridge has been completed today , deputy prime minister marat khusnulin said after assembly in kerch, the 200-ton structure was delivered on barges to the work site and raised to the design height, a laborious procedure. took 2 days as a builder. it remains to replace another damaged area. all work will have to be completed by the end of april. let me remind you that the terrorist attack on the crimean bridge took place in october last year. as a result , several spans were damaged. sberbank shares on moskovskaya exchange rose after the publication of financial statements for last year, the company announced a decrease in net profit to

this the umpireship in uh became active then during the ukrainian maidans, like this case about uh lighthousescrimea, these were all people whom russia systematically resettled in the crimea in the same sevastopol luzhkov uh, as part of some moscow program, built whole neighborhoods in in which civilian russians settled in russia, and here are the whole civilian russians, but while they were activated and impromptu stood , only we were just people who decided that it was necessary to leave , and without persuasion. on that day , it seemed to us that we had won because the russian rally was smaller, despite that that it was organized, of course . all kinds of moscow scenarios, but the next day. as we know. after this rally, uh, in crimea, russia already used the military because the verkhovna rada of crimea was taken over. his gang was driven to the people's deputy, not the people's deputies of crimea, so that they would vote for the secession of crimea, congratulations that in fact this vote, even this vote was not successful, somehow it was arranged nicely because they did not even show, ther

they addressed armstrong's firing saturday at the lighthouse community school on hegenberger road. >> many of the supporters there from families he has developed relationships with over the years as he climbed the ranks of the police department. this group also voicing frustrations with mayor tao who they say has ignored their requests to meet in person to discuss the former chief's dismissal was handled supporters of armstrong say that the city needs his leadership. this mayor has defined his character. again. how do you go from sergeant to lieutenant to deputy chief? >> to chief of police and you're character has been tainted. we need him right now. that man was at crime support victims, families. this step because he's family. >> armstrong was fired without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct investigations. he is appealing that decision by mayor sheng tao to terminate him. we reached out to the mayor's office for comment and so far have not heard back. >> fresh powder continues to fall in the foothills and in

>> yep, that cypress tree flattened part of lighthouse baptist church in pleasanton. the neighbor who caught it on camera was walking outside when this happened. no one was hurt. church leaders tell us the part of the building destroyed was the nursery. if it had been sunday, that nursery room would have been filled with children. >> and i can see the opening and the debris that was, you know, wide open sky. something has happened. i had no idea what. i didn't know if it was bomb. i didn't know if it -- you know, i've never experienced this before. >> two smiles away, a viewer captured this video for us. this tree crashes into a neighbor's fence completely uprooted. on the peninsula now, along el camino real in burlingame, we found everything from downed power poles to smashed cars, and in the sunshine today, people were cleaning up. joining us now from burlingame, sally downing who had a close call yesterday when a tree fell on to her home. sally, nice to have you on the program. what happened there, and where were you at the time? >> i was in my office, and down the

this is the minimum uh supply, and for which the pharmaceutical company and the people of the lighthousesnd, the people of my cake, have now collected, ah, almost half of the amount uh, in order to buy this drug last year, several foreign ones at once corporations have interrupted clinical trials of their drugs in russia, they usually involve people who have not been helped by any of the existing types of therapy, the developer receives a patient on whom he tests his medicine and collects a database to register the patient's hope for recovery in the form of an experimental drug. during this time , the patient receives the drug absolutely free of charge for the patient. he undergoes the necessary laboratory instrumental examination, sets urine blood tests, instrumental methods and diagnostics are also performed for him. such as computed tomography mri poet, for example, for the patient it's all absolutely free. well gratitude to zdrav to accelerate the development of new domestic drug molecules , the largest russian companies responded. here our company is undergoing more than 30 active cl

immediately happened between the lighthouse.s of people were on duty at the monuments at night. however, the decision of the authorities a year later, still dismantled and transferred to a military cemetery. the events that took place on april 26-27 , 2007 actually caused riots in the city. it was a russian riot, which was provoked by the estonian security police, again. we have all this, the proof of everything is that we were later presented in court. and i'm dmitry markser. we were arrested. uh, we were imprisoned there, i realized that i was already in the war, that is, that's all that we have now. i started in 2007. this is a war for us in general, for us, as a nation, for our memory, for our culture, and because of our right to be in general, that is, it is difficult to explain in russia , but now let's look at the footage from the telegram channel of the governor of sevastopol mikhail, we just received them on the ninth anniversary of the president the reunification of crimea with russia arrived on the peninsula. here are

he rumbles to us, steamboats are sailing, dispersing waves along the shores , lighthouses are sailing me, you won’t return them. you will tie them to your hands , they are floating away . i remember youth wide open. i don't suffer in love, i'm lucky, leave me cowardly. yes, on the chest rur with a shirt, where are they sitting from? all this took about shipping something on the circle exactly head off. i'm so where did it all go now. and nari-narina of my will pouring war, the sky of the path above me is a chicken, but the fire still burns in my heart. eh, i'll go yes i'll walk along the street to give him my girlfriend, an accordion eh i'll go for a walk along the street i'll take my girlfriend come on steamboats are floating. yes, i'm a full tank of banks the fighters swim away from me you won’t return, they will tie them to your hands the fighters swim away from me, you won’t return to you won’t tie them to your hands. here on rina he is narita faina on wine. what where when tomorrow after the program time dzhemmaheev 100% natural pentalgin extragel contains the highest dosage of t

find an opportunity to transfer this lighthouse to regional property.up what has been said, i would like to note that the projects being implemented will ensure the development of the agglomeration economy and create modern and comfortable living conditions for sakhalin residents. and the kurilians. thank you for your attention. thank you very much valerievich please, aleksey olegovich chukukov aleksey olegovich just now sounded from colleagues, various ideas of the proposal. i know they have been worked on. how elaborated is this in terms of sources of funding for the extension of various programs, and so on. vladimir vladimirovich certainly presented the master plans. they require significant funding until 2030 . i will now report two more cities. tyndu and severobaikalsk are currently the main sources of funding. uh are considered first. these are special treasury loans. vladimir vladimirovich, thank you for this decision on the far east limit of 100 billion rubles. it will allow launching priority projects. these are donor bonds. we work very closel

so i understand that he is shouting the same way that this is it, this is mine, this is the lighthouseand this is it. well, i’ll do it. he experienced the insult, or was there an insult only for the cameras when uh it was confirmed after all that they burned that russian super spy , of which there were only six of them, the situation is also related to the case, we heard that even random days of such a feeling that men completely take control of the state, then god understands that in the 20th year, in fact, skin is moss , no lukashenko, in fact, i'm running the victory became something for the seven only, and for the following betrayals, even to the husband, the men rejoiced in their people, sworn oaths to their people , and we even went to the side of eh, that's the very site. what is not the most beaten usurper, but now their role in the state is growing so much. it's understandable. he won't figure it out on his own. what was there, and what wasn't his property , and the question that he had to put on the table ad hoc? well, let 's take a look. ukraine is naturally not interested i