black power! black power!" hot, he's pissed, right? he's like, "i mean, how many times are we gonna do this?" - [mukasa] stokely came back out of jail. i told stoke, "we gotta talk about black power." and stoke said, "oh man, be cool on that." - [hasan] he heads out that night to the mass meeting that's happening outside. and so he gets up and he's talking about you know, "i've been arrested 27 times or so. i'm not gonna be arrested anymore." and off in the distance is willie ricks saying, "hit 'em with the black power, hit 'em with the black power." - the fact is they kept us out with their guns in the south and in the north with their laws. - now hit it. - now we gonna get something and we gonna get it to representing. now we ain't worried about whether or not it's all black. don't be afraid. - now hit it. - we want black power. - [crowd] black power! - we want black power! - [crowd] black power! - we want black power! - [crowd] black power! - we want black power! - [crowd] black power! - we want black power!

and it's also powered from there. so the plant needs electricity in order to cool down the fuels, even if the blocks are of grid, they still need to be called and this calling the pumps and cetera, this cooling system, they need electricity. so if this electricity is car, there is, of course, the danger off a meltdown or a nuclear accident. however, of course, the, or these are power plants, they have several layers of security. so when the power is cut, then generators will provide for the power to continue cooling the system, which is what happened today. and which will have what happened the 5 times before when this happened. but of course, each time there is a risk and the more often this happens, of course, the more or the higher the risk is that at some point something might go wrong. it's not a very high probability, but it becomes more dangerous with each time and also these generators, they need fuel. they theoretically have fuel for 10 days, but we also don't know many things about the situation on the groun

this is this 6 time that this up, what is your nuclear power plant has look all off site power and house how to operate in these emergency mold. let me remind you, this is the largest nuclear power station in europe operating for the 6 time or other emergency diesel generators. what are we doing? this was rushes 1st to mass missiles strike since mid february. it says it was targeting ukrainian infrastructure. but yet again, it's left ukrainians. counting the dead. tis of these correspondent i'm in s f as in the capital keep any earlier told me about the latest on this operation nuclear plant. that's right. seems that this power plant ends up richer, which is the largest in europe, as you heard, was temporarily taken off of the electric power supply that allows it to operate. now they have a system in place that it will automatically start using power from generators that run on diesel. so russia attempted to play down the danger here saying that it's happened before and that the power plant has always remained in stable condition. and now what's important to understand is that russia is

powerful anymore. and that business owners certainly summing up the feelings that i think a lot of people in the bay area are feeling right now. just a word of warning. pg and e says if you have anything that might be loose out in your yard, lawn furniture, children's toys, make sure that you bring them in or secure them. that's wind still very, very strong, and you want to make sure that nothing gets picked up by that and blown into your house into your car or into the power lines. so just a word of warning there from pg and e as they try and make sure that they say on top of these winds and any possible power outages that might continue into the night. julie checked in with you last hour. and now this hour, those winds still really blowing . you take care out there, jenna . thank you live in pacifica tonight. governor newsom is mobilizing personnel and resources throughout this day from cal fire to the national guard. 42 crews are active with more than 4000 workers on standby. the governor is request

the firms are chugoku electric power, chubu electric power, and its subsidiary kyushu electric power. fair trade commission says those four companies formed a cartel with kansai electric. officials say kansai electric is exempt from the fine as it reported the violation before they begin an investigation. the company's collusion on of factories and office buildings. officials said the companies agreed not to target each other's customers and to limit competition and bid for government projects. they found the companies began negotiations for the cartel in 2017. that was the year after japan's retail electricity market was fully liberalized. officials suspect the firm's wanted secure profits and prove rent electricity from going down. >>> a japanese government panel has met for the first time to discuss removing the nuclear fuel degree at the and aichi power station. experts in japan and abroad will discuss how to remove an estimated 880 tons of waste. the debris includes multi- nuclear fuel and pieces of metal structures in reactors one, two, three. removing it all is the biggest hurd

the market dido stream power. it's showing more promise at the moment with its simpler devices that depend on underwater currency caused by the tides. they vary in shape and design. i like wind turbines that have been known to cause the lungs of bats flank boss to implored the pressure difference caused by title barrages could have a similar effect on the internal organs of fish. but title stream projects are already more eco friendly. what we see is climate change is by far the worst enemy . so yes, big things will have a environmental effects. but we should put them in that context. climate change, compared to wind of solar energy. title has been slow for the reason you might have guessed. sadly, a lot of the solutions are really expensive because the industry, so young with very small industry, it's, you know, it doesn't have an established supply chain or manufacturing chain. corrosion is going to be big problems. you're going to choose your materials, really carefully, bio falling as a really big issue where,

they have been without power about 6700 people in pacifica without power due to one of these outages. but we're starting to see the lights come back on here, which is a positive sign, especially for those who remain without power. >> pg and e crews for all over the bay area wednesday, restoring power to those impacted by the most recent storm over 500,000 customers out of service. total, 240,000 at peak at one time. we've been able to restore over 80% of those customers at a news conference wednesday pg and e admitted the storm was worse than what they had planned for the broughton x 80 extra crews for the into the inner bay area. that wasn't sufficient. and while the bulk of the outages came tuesday and wednesday, vegetation brought down the distribution circuit in san bruno, knocking out power to 6700 customers in pacifica. i came down here to h r block to do might. >> taxes. so i go in and i sit there and the power's out homes and businesses all over town. we're in the dark. some decided to go fishing. instead, we're going to go to an area that does have power and, you know, charge

that 150,000 people, residents of zhytomyr, were left without power supply as of this morning, but theuation is gradually improving and the light is being restored to people iro, thank you valeria and please take care of yourself it was ours correspondent valeria pashko from zhytomyr, we are moving to kherson oblast, three people were killed, two were wounded, russians shelled kherson in the morning, they hit a public transport stop , the general prosecutor's office was informed of the fragments of ammunition , a hit in a shop, the enemy also killed in residential areas of the city and populated areas of boryslav district and massed a missile attack hit the lviv region after the end of the rescue operation, it is known about five dead - reported the head of the region, maksym kozytskyi. at the scene of the tragedy, our correspondent kateryna oliynyk, she managed to communicate with the locals. katya, i congratulate you. please tell me what is known as of now. i congratulate you. irina, the residents of lviv oblast really woke up the air alarm signal today at: 30. they finished sorting

the missile the attacks of the russian occupiers, now the energy companies are trying to restore the power supply. currently , a third of the consumers in the city have already been restored . zaporozhye was informed that six ukrainians were killed and several were left without electricity. of regions volodymyr zelenskyi commented on the massive missile attack on ukraine, says that restoration work on energy facilities continues all day, the most difficult in zhytomyr oblast, dnipropetrovsk oblast, kharkiv, odesa, kyiv and zaporizhzhia , energy repair crews, local government, central government, everyone will work as long as necessary to restore energy supply to cities and regions where now problems, i thank everyone who works for this, we have already shown what ukraine is capable of and no matter how much russia does mean things, our state and people will still not be in chains neither the a missiles nor the atrocities of russia will help in this. let me remind you that on the night of march 9, the russian invaders launched 84 missiles of various bases. the ukrainian defenders destroyed

so whatever power gets generated from this, right, we trade the power to a local, a partner of ours. in this case, it is this building, retrieve this power at the p defined price point. so that is around $5.00 rupees per unit. that bubble essentially, whatever gets treated, that credit then come to a what? so every time you come and create an account with us on our platform, we also create a wallet like a digital wallet, in for the but to clear up on and on to that a wallet, we essentially add those credits from the system. since it's launch in november 2021 sunday grids has purchased 64 kilowatt. so solar capacity through multiple residential rooftop installations across my and bank lot. and people from around the country can and have bought into these installations as it's in the development phase. the solar power market relies on subsidies from the state. the startup companies also have private investors who are financing them and funding their operational costs. sunday griggs have on boarded with most public and private electricity suppliers and built us in biotech collaboration

plant or they came to power and shut down this nuclear power plant, where about 5 billion dollars hadlready been invested. here is their face, just in case , put spokes in the wheels, belarus is not going to neighbors. although minsk could concentrate not on wrecking others, but on its work on a complex project. the president closely monitors each stage of it. so the planned meeting in the schedule of the first to the second does not surprise anyone. i know that russians sometimes moan. that we impose excessive security requirements on them, but they must understand. we are the chernobyl republic. we suffered from the explosion of the nuclear power plant at chernobyl, which was not built , operated or blown up, so safety is the number one issue and we will demand tougher safety and compliance with construction standards. what are the time prospects for putting the second power unit of the belarusian npp into operation? we did not hide anything and we do not intend to hide that there were certain shortcomings in the construction of the nuclear power plant, which were very quickly elimi

it knocked out power.s storm has pretty much the very same problem out people in that neighborhood are dealing with yet another power outage is getting old so you can get for the second tuesday in a real look at the winds sick last fell from a san francisco high rise again, closing off surrounding streets where it happened this time tonight, we hear from a structural engineer about what needs to change keep windows where they're supposed to be. so keep it here. kron 4 news at 9 is coming up next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9, 1, day into the spring season and the bay area already pummeled by strong winds and rain. the damage felt all around the region from flooding to fallen trees to broken windows, to thousands of people being without their power. >> storm not over just yet. not even close. feels like it's kind of stalled out. still raining hard and lots of spots in ba

customers are still without power tonight. the majority of those customers in the south bay and more than 165,000 are without power in the east bay more than 48,000 along the peninsula was smaller numbers in the north bay as well as in san francisco. we have live team coverage of the wind damage. ktvu is lamonica peters is in santa clara, where nearly a dozen power poles fell today. jana katsuyama is in san francisco with the damage around the city. bill martin will tell us about today's wind speeds. but first we go to ktvu s amberleigh live in danville, where some power was just restored after being out for most of the day, amber julie. we're in downtown danville. and just a short while ago we saw the lights come back on. still the strong winds have caused damage and headaches for many people. i packed things in plastic bags, perishable food packed into an ice chest. that's how alexis castle of danville is trying to cope with a power outage that affected many homes in contra costa county, but she's facing another problem. the

power. tonight, the company struggling to keep up with all the damage caused by these. >> high winds, flooding and fallen trees from this latest storm system. thanks so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 9. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus and multi-day problem here. and one of the hardest hit spots is near sfo on the peninsula. burlingame, some people they're being told their power now. >> we'll be back until friday. kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live tonight to shows what areas are most affected friday. still a long ways away. sarah. >> it sure is. i mean, we're talking about multiple days without power. i'm live here in burlingame at bayshore and broadway where they've shut down the street here. and that is because the power lines down bayshore are down because of a tree that fell on top of them. and now this entire intersection is without power. you can see the stoplights are completely without power. so you have to treat intersections like this like a stop sighe and this is ki

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a completely public power state. during my tenure as governor, miss that linger also let our party in economic development. she was so good at her job that we actually won two governors cups for the most economic government projects per capita per any state in the country. not only was great for us back then but she also knows a lot. she is an excellent choice to talk about how to mark it nebraska both nationally and globally. she helped us win those governors cups and help develop job opportunities in nebraska. today we are here to discuss an emerging industry, kippah asset mining. i am particularly interested in this topic as to whether this industry could result in more economic development for the state of nebraska. , and across the country. while cryptoasset mining may be a relatively new topic for the environment and public works committee, it is actually not my first time interacting on this topic in the crypto economy. when i was governor the nebraska state legislator passed and i signed a fiscal innovation a

the first power unit, as we all know of our nuclear power plant , was put into operation on june 21 fromment. how much energy has already been generated and what is the economic effect of this? well, it must be said in general that since the first unit was turned on , the unified energy system, and this was november 3, 2020, generated 12.8 billion hours of electricity. this allowed us to replace more than 3 billion cubic meters of imported natural gas with the commissioning of the second power unit , the volume of electricity production will increase to 18.5. true, in kilowatt hours of electricity, this will give us the opportunity to replace about 40% of domestic needs in it and replace somewhere around 4.5 billion m³ of gas annually, respectively, our country will take a significant step in strengthening energy security, will be able to reduce dependence on hydrocarbon raw materials and on the other hand , it will receive a reliable affordable source of energy for decades to come, which is especially important now against the backdrop of turbulence in world energy markets and taking in

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so, look, i think our system seeks a balance between, an elite power and popular power. and i think that is the right thing to seek. it's not the that the more power you have, the the system government. there are advantages obviously to more democratic power. there are also advantages to elite power and the american constitutional recognizes that you need some way to strike a dynamic balance. these two they move back and forth. i think that the the impulse behind the move to primaries was misguided. it was the sense that if you only put more power in the hands of a broader populace, you'll end up with a more responsive politics. but what you actually end up with is politics that's responsive to the people who have the time and the intense inclination to spend a lot of energy being engaged in politics. and that is not a broad swath. the american population, i think that we have unquestionably ended up with a representative politics, a result of the primary system less, representative of the population at large, more representative of the most intensely engaged fringes of

she's nuclear power with ah mm . ready ready ready ready ah ah ah, ah, they say you either embrace japan or you reject it. you either adapt giving up your culture or you remained a stranger, a poor geiger. i'm a journalist. i've lived in japan for more than 30 years. i live in take this country. i know it and i ignore it, i accept it, and i oppose it as if it were my own country. i can happily sleep on to tommy, but i cannot give up some of my old and healthy habits, such as my coffee above all, i never get used to earthquakes. i live on the 6th floor of an old building and every time there is one, even small one. it makes me panic. a with, if i would have been at room at 2 46 pm on the 11th of march, 2011. i would pay a lot of gentlemen dog. i don't that i'm on the phone to be filled with i've been i've been when i came up with them as well, but about i just wanted to do a bonnie gar, kinda bend. i think you think a sin that said that i did not make it right here. oh, here we go to putting on the back end, i realize

and then they hit power lines which knocks down power for the area. so that's a concern. even throughout the overnight hours now, radar showing you right now as we speak, we're still watching rain. i've been watching this area probably for 30 radar for showing you right now in the emeryville area on i-80 right there near 5.80, as well. we still have more than a quarter inch of rain happening right now. and when we have these rains, when we have these breezy conditions and we have the concern of the power outages were always checking the lows, too, because the last thing we want is to get to 32 degrees, have black ice and freezing conditions. thankfully we're going to stay above the 40's. you can see that santa rosa. 41. but for the most part, everybody else above 40, taking a look at that future cast, though, was still going to see that rain and that compound rain. we've had this pulled month really still going to cause issues. so even tonight, 11, 45 you can see down to the south places like pacifica right there on the coast in half moon bay and oakland, you're still goi

powering possibilities.ev lease bonus or 4.99% apr on a new volvo electric vehicle. we found people stocking up on sandbags in danville and redwood city cities and counties across the bay area have been helping residents by offering free sandbags and with more rain in the forecast here in the coming days, you can head to our website ktvu dot com for a list of places where you can get some bags if you need some well tonight in a san leandro neighborhood, some residents are keeping a very close eye on a damaged canal that runs right up to their backyards. brooks jarocz shows us how the rain and runoff could complicate matters in that area. imagine waiting for your yard to fall into a canal. stressed by the sight of what is and what could be course i'm right next to where that my neighbors complete disaster happened. neighbors along crosby street in san leandro are waiting and worrying gets in there. i'm done. this canal collapsed in january. but the only visible change since is the black tarps covering the deb

we're going to offer gas powered. we're going to offer a lot of different choices people because they want to stay in business. they have people that need jobs, but also they realize that the grid can not support it in any country where everyone is 100 percent electric. it just cannot happen. the grid is not able to support that. thank you, learn, don't go away. i said we're gonna continue this conversation after the break, we will continue our conversation with lauren fixed and discuss how economically friendly the electric vehicles market really is. and if it's really about freedom and control, ah ah ah. the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 18. 85 in the very heart of the african continent. a state under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared since the beginning, the congo free state was total mayhem for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including wome

plant, or if they came to power and shut down this nuclear power plant, where about $5 billion had already been invested. just in case, their face has become a full member of the world club of nuclear powers that use the energy of the atom for peaceful purposes, thereby the country receives an environmentally friendly and, importantly , its own source of energy, which allows it to provide about 40% of domestic needs. now another one for dollars and cubic meters. this notable savings station has already replaced over three billion cubic meters of gas and saved more than $400 million further . quality, the russians sometimes moan that we present them with inflated safety requirements, but they must understand that we are the chernobyl republic. we suffered from the explosion of the nuclear power plant at chernobyl, which was not built, operated, or blown up. therefore, safety is the number one issue and we will demand the most stringent security and compliance with construction standards. what are the time prospects for putting the second power unit of the belarusian npp into operation? we d

particular, for russia to immediately leave this nuclear power plant power plant, under what conditions this could happen , i see it is difficult to say that there will be any successful scenario in this direction, any negotiations, unfortunately, they cannot be long-term. they must be held regularly. and equipment from power plants. i do not believe in such a scenario. i think that only the ukrainian military can liberate this nuclear power plant and then restore safety at this facility, in particular, safety for every european. do you see such a scenario? in which, unfortunately, we will not be lucky in this matter, or could there be even more threats from the russians regarding the zaporizhzhia npp, in the last week there has been a lot of news from energodar and from the zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, precisely that the russians are walking around the station, they look something, maybe they do not think that they can steal from this npp, that is, it looks like they are preparing to leave this npp, that's why i really believe that we will be successful, we will be able to liber

, a global power of power that was actually superior. right? and it's in its capacities to any of the european great powers of the previous period. right. and then of course, comes the cold war, which as i would argue for a very long time, was still an f metric co confrontation, gillan shield, who is a great discrepancy in the resources of the site, as well as in the level of security that they enjoy but still, i would say that the most significant achievement as it with of the soviet union was to close the gap in terms of the, again, the relative security that the 2 sites enjoy. and in that sense, of course, i would say that the so that unions compromise, shall we say them better than security to the point of living a lasting impression on of that. again, the approach to foreign policy on their collective stakeholders, you on the perception of russia even today, but you know, weeks are i've spoken to many historians lately. and many of them point out that during the cold war, i mean one distinct feature of the cold war was the fact that

to power.ady been invested in its construction, our competitors pushed them to do so. first of all, unfortunately our closest neighbors, poland or lithuania, and what today? poland has planned the construction of two nuclear power plants, and maybe three lithuania also announced the construction of its own nuclear power plant. and now think about if we, having played political games, stopped construction or closed the nuclear power plant, or if they came to power and shut down this nuclear power plant, where about $5 billion had already been invested. here is their face, just in case , put spokes in the wheels, belarus is not going to neighbors. although minsk could concentrates not on hurting others, but on her work on a complex project. the president is closely monitoring each stage of it. so the planned meeting in the schedule of the first to the second does not surprise anyone. i know that russians sometimes moan. that we impose on them excessive security requirements, but they must underst

hydro power is the base load power that we need. with black star capability and the potential for additional energy reserves through pumped hydro power storage, hydro power can provide additional resilience to our energy grid. i wanted to ask you, dr. unruh cohen, can you speak to the ability of clean energy resources and technologies, such as hydro power and hydro power storage, to bolster the resiliency of our grid as we transition to clean energy? >> thank you for the question, congresswoman. hydro power has been an incredibly important power source for the history of our country. it was the first power source for our industrial work, up in the new england and northeast. and it continues to be critical. i think the important thing to consider for this committee, especially looking at the investments that we made in dams, over the past few congresses, is the water cycle is very sensitive to climactic change, and so -- we are going to see challenges to hydro power. unfortunately, our friends in the west are really seeing that chall

power in these areas. let's also swing, as i said to the peninsula because that's where we're also seeing a lot of people without power this morning. as we zoom in, boy, you really see out near san mateo got large sections just to the south of the downtown area where we've got people without power. and then as we slide the map, chelsea as well out near menlo park. we've got neighborhoods completely in the dark. and then, of course, as you get into the hills here of the peninsula out near woodside and then down towards, as you can see here, portola valley. this is where we've got large sections of people without power in many cases because trees and branches of come down onto power lines could be a little while before pg e can get out there and get that work done to restore power. started. >> all right, james, let's continue on and with our team coverage of the storm, menlo libraries are going to be open today for those who don't have power and they need to charge their electronics. they're going to be open

yeah, it seems that power has been restored power, power connection that these connections are very important because that's how the plant cools out. even if it's switched off of the fuel still needs cooling and this cooling the system is powered externally. if the power is cut, then there are generators. these generators are said to have fuel for 10 days. so for 10 days the power can remain calm. but at some point, it needs to be re connected to the grid. it was another massive attack on infrastructure on several regions of ukraine, including the, what is your region. and that's how the power line. there's only one line remaining, connecting it to the ukrainian grid. how this power line, how this connection was current. we have just heard news of new shelly in the region. so this remains a dangerous situation. this really a is something that keeps happening from time to time. and so far these, these stations, they do have security systems, but of course, the more they are distress, the more likely any failure becomes turkey is resuming talks with sweden and finland over their nato membership

the subs are powered not nuclear armed powered subs. nuclear powered, not nuclear armed.tralia is a proud nonnuclear weapons state and is committed to stay that way. these boats will not have any nuclear weapons of any kind on them. each of us y representing the united states, australia and great britain are deeply committed we have dertaken this we've worked hand and glove with the international atomic agency and the general. australia will not produce nuclear fuel needed for these submarines. we've set the high standards of the iaea for verification and transparency and will honor each of our country's obligations. working together these past 18 months we've developed a phased approach that will mak sure australian sailors are fully trained and prepared for safely operate this fleet so they can deliver this critical cacity on the fastest possible timetable. each of our nations is making concrete commitments to one another. we're backing it up with significant investments to strengthen the industrial bases in each of our country in order to build and support these boats.

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is feed the world's most powerful man? -- is he the world's most powerful man?yes, he absolutely is. the events today have confirmed this because he has such power now in china, like nobody since murdered own, but more important china is economically so powerful nowadays, which is different from the mao time, which makes it the most powerful man. also, the president of the united states, who was considered to be the most powerful person in the past, the u.s. is so divided politically that we do not know what will happen after the first term of joe biden. so, yes, i am absolutely sure that president xi is the most powerful man in the world. adrian: the confirmation of the third term was widely expected. the next few days, it has been more important with the appointment of a new cabinet and various other ministers. shirley: absolutely. this is essentially a continuing of the chinese party's direction we have seen since 2022, but more broadly since the onset of the trade war in 2018. we have seen government reforms, we see recent allies asian of power -- re-central

however, the independent hetman's power was only on paper in the field, the real power belonged to thee german garrisons and commandant's offices. in kiev itself, the hetman and his ministers were controlled by the generals aigorn and the grand house of the former governor-general, in which skoropadsky settled with his whole family around the clock guarded by the german guard, even at night at the door of his bedroom there was a german sentry the cornerstone of the political program. hetman, was the restoration of the right to private property, as well as free sale and purchase of land. this meant the dissolution of the land committees. and return to the landowners, selected after the seventeenth year of ownership, including land, livestock and implements. that skoropadsky was unlucky with a surname, because his ukrainian state, as it began to be called. they immediately dubbed it skoropadiya, but here, as you call a yacht, so it will float, its social support was, first of all, the bureaucracy , the landowners, and the bourgeoisie, the financiers. well, and what was called the kulaks,

system, due to attacks , there was a power shortage in the power system , dozens of hours without electricity became a common reality for ukrainians, but from february 12 and until today, we have never had a shortage of power in the network and it is not predicted in the near future, says ukrenergo, this allows us to no longer apply the so-called fan shutdowns in most regions except those where it is impossible to restore electricity due to hostilities recently lviv energy workers returned from the south of ukraine repairing lines in the de-occupied villages of mykolaiv oblast and kherson oblast we were shocked poles were broken you can see the armature wires burned and cut well then there are no words what is there what is there what was there if the wind was from side of kherson , it was wonderful to hear the explosions. well, they are already used to it and how they were tortured to work to restore the supply of electricity to people. it costs energy there because there is no high line running from kherson is currently undergoing hostilities, so they have been sitting there for a year, may

these are the stages of power start-up, where there will be sequential power development from one tont of the reactor plant and 40% will be provided, the inclusion of a trial connection of the turbogenerator to the network and the issuance of the first kilowatt hours to the power system will be further development of power up to the nominal value, this will already take place as part of the pilot operation phase. here , research will be carried out on various operating modes and reactor installations of turbogenerators up to the complete shutdown of the turbo generator of the network and its planned installation, as well as the task of checking the operation of both the main and auxiliary equipment. confirmation of all planned and design parameters. well, shine of all this work will be conducting a comprehensive e- test of equipment at rated power for e, 15 days, and this work will be carried out before the commissioning of the second power unit and the station as a whole, construction, of course, the commissioning of its own nuclear power plant - this will also increase the energy s

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power units were planned.gan to build them in stages in the eighty- eighth year, they decided to expand the station and by the ninety-sixth block there were six wwr reactors 1.000, the total capacity of six thousand megawatts up to 22 years, the share of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant accounted for almost a quarter of all electricity generation in ukraine . only 21 stations produced 34,000 gigabytes of hours. observers from the mgt are located since autumn, they say they hold a meeting twice a day, most of the time they discuss the fate and situation of workers who went to work under russian leadership at the same time, the ukrainian country unleashed a real information war and harassment against them and also last february. we cooked in regarding the eu additional points to ensure nuclear safety one of the crowds of nuclear safety, as are the people, and the people working at the nuclear power plant means their psychological state. but what kind of climate can we talk about, and what is the optimal stat

it with an electric-powered one instead. and then in 2029, the same thing happens for gas-powered furnaces. one important note, the ban does not apply to gas-powered stoves. they produce less nitro oxide. they're okay to keep. these rules will apply to all nine bay area counties. >>> also tonight, a citation and window inspections for old b of a building in downtown san francisco. this comes after the high winds broke that 43rd story window yesterday. the cell phone video shows the glass actually falling down on to the street in the financial district. thankfully no one was hurt. the wind also cracked but didn't break a second window in the building. since then, the sf department of building inspection has issued a citation. it's also order inspections to make sure all other glass panels were secure on the high-rise. the majority owner of the building has declined to comment on this matter so far. by the way, former president trump is also part of this building that sits at 555 california. >>> well, up next, danger in tahoe.

naval power.e me for a point of personal privilege, as they say in the united states senate, where i've spent a lot of time -- these submarines hold a special place for the bidens. my wife, dr. jill biden, is the sponsor of the uss delaware, a virginia-class submarine, and she never lets me forget it. [laughter] pres. biden: [laughs] they feature cutting-edge propulsion technology, provide unmatched stealth and maneuverability. and with the support and approval of congress, beginning in the early 2030s, the united states will sell three virginia-class submarines to australia with the potential to sell up to two more if needed, jumpstarting their undersea capability a decade earlier than many predicted. by the ultimate goal is not just selling subs to australia, it's developing something new together. we're calling it the ssn-aukus. this new state-of-the-art conventionally armed nuclear-powered submarine that will work -- that will combine u.s. submarine -- u.k. submarine technology and design with