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she worries about the fire sparking so close to the gas station. but she also shared concern about the flames reaching the homes nearby by the contra costa county fire protection district had a busy night as another sideshow in the nearby town of brentwood started up around two hours later. that sideshow sparked a four acre brush fire that took more than an hour to contain these sorts of preventable fires are a huge concern for the bay area, especially in light of this week's red flag warning issued by the national weather service. it's fuels like these grasses that can easily ignite with a slight spark and spread rapidly in windy conditions like we're seeing this weekend. i was windy yesterday imagining this one. they cannot control the fire. it's difficult when it's windy. cal fire tells ktvu that windy conditions are also some of the most dangerous for firefighters to navigate. i can also tell you that we spoke with with antioch mayor lamar thorpe last week and he mentioned concern over sideshows making their way into antioch, especially while t

eastern time >>> all day the explosion of the gaza hospital sparked rage and protests in the arab and muslim world. chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more on that >> reporter: this is the explosion that has shaken the middle east. new video shows that deadly explosion at a hospital in gaza city that reportedly killed hundreds and sparked protests from iran, to yemen, to lebanon, where demonstrators directed their anger against the united states, israel's main backer security forces in beirut used water cannons and tear gas to disperse crowds outside the u.s. embassy. the united states pulled out of its wars in the middle east but now could be heading back into one. in the west bank, palestinians today dragged out the barricades and slung rocks at israeli soldiers there weren't many, mostly teenagers israeli troops kept their distance, but when the stone throwers got too close, the soldiers opened fire sending medical crews rushing in, and here's one more injured being taken away israelis are picking them off with what appears to be rubber bullets at this stage. no one was

q three sparks report. so the one that they are going to discuss today, we hope to have responses going forward, and we want to do that ongoing. next slide, please. thank you. so i also want to provide this is not in your sparks report, but want to give you some policy development division updates. so the policy development division was established back in may 2023. we are a division that includes written directive unit, the policy development unit, which is our kind of staff writers and our working group unit, which will manage all of the facilitation of the working groups on the list that will all be approved by the commission. we have brought on two written directives, unit staff members, one in july and one in august. three policy development unit staff members all in august and one working group unit staff member that just started on monday. so we've been doing 301 workshops with internal staff. we started that work back in may of this year and we've been doing onboarding sessions with the commissioner

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more than 30 student group reps at harvard sparking outrage with a letter blaming israel for the massacre>> it feels that if you say something against israel now, you're a baby killer. >> byron: condemned by their peers. >> when civilians are being murdered and women are being raped and kids and holocaust survivors are being kidnapped and held hostage, the last thing you do is blame the victim. >> byron: authorities around the world blame for wa hamas is calling a day of rage. ugh, this guy again... pops! ay son! ya got a little somethin' on yuh face. needed a quick shave. quick shave? respect the process! it ain't my dad's razor, dad, it's from gillettelabs. gillette...labs? gillette's ultimate shaving experience. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face. gamechanga! while the flexdisc contours to it. lookin' smooth. feelin' even smoother. how 'bout hookin' me up with some gillettelabs? check your texts. you're the best. nah, you're the best. the best a man can get keeps getting bettuh. the next generation of shaving is gillettelabs. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes

so i hope we hope that it sparks it sparks a re re recognition of what makes this place so special. and that's the people and everything they're doing here. i mean this is a place where people come with big dreams and big hopes and they make it happen. they make it happen here. >> they certainly do. i'm curious as to how you hope that locals see the ad? obviously, we just played a decent chunk of it here on getting answers. i know it could potentially be up right now in some bart and muni stations, but do you plan to advertise with institutions like, you know, i don't know, abc7 news, for example? >> sure. i mean that's what's great about this campaign is i think it it it can go anywhere and everywhere and wherever you put it. i think it can, it can spark an invitation for people to tell their own stories again. and i think ultimately success for us is people putting it all starts here in their own store window, in their own home windows and getting businesses that are here to not leave here and to get new businesses that are looking for a place to put down their roots, to start. >>

just don't be the spark. be careful. i know it's halloween weekend and there's a lot of people that. >> maybe you're having campfires or, you fire pit something like be careful. have that bucket of water nearby. the warning is impacting them are in coastal range. eastern's santa clara hills, the santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills. >> and the north bay interior mountains. it has santa rosa firefighters on high alert. it's different than others that we've had in recent where it's not just for the upper elevations, at least for the north bay, but also extends into the valley floors division. chief paul lowenthal says they want the community to do their part as well. he says started creating a defensible space, removing debris from people's yards. >> cleaning out gutters and trimming trees. so they're not too close to buildings. once that's stay alert feature. the phones charge. they're on. they're set up to receive >> having go bags packed as of right now the red flag warning is scheduled to end sunday at 05:00pm, but

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just don't be the spark. be careful.people that. >> maybe you're having campfires or, you fire pit something like be careful. have that bucket of water nearby and just be safe and pay attention to local conditions. the warning is impacting them are in coastal range. eastern's santa clara hills, the santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills. >> and the north bay interior mountains. it has santa rosa firefighters on high alert. it's different than others that we've had in recent where it's not just for the upper elevations, at least for the north bay, but also extends into the valley floors division. chief paul owen fall says they want the community to do their part as well. >> he says that starts with creating a defensible space removing debris from people's yards. >> cleaning out gutters and trimming trees. so they're not too close to buildings. once that's stay alert feature. the phones charge. they're on. they're set up to receive >> having go bags packed, especially with the conditions that you're looking at, not just

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the allied forces attacked the deliberately put into now with infantry, sparking a static bathroom that lasts for months. the, the ultimate officer, most effect tomorrow, is in command of an entire section of the front. the one of his orders from the trenches goes down in history. no great models gave of the audio not to attack the you to die in the time others were rise up in deliberately the ultimate empire, a chief one final victory, but at great cost, almost half its soldiers phone and back on the desktop. revised cannot stop the inexorable downfall of the empire the ultimate as rules, southeast europe and large parts of the arab world. for centuries. in the 19th century, the empire becomes known as the sick man of your at 19 o 8. the ottoman empire loses bosnia and herzegovina to the hops books. that same here book area declares that independence. 3 years later, in 1911, tripoli is lost. vitale ins. and in 1914, egypt officially becomes a british protectorate and the officers of jesus, the disintegration of the empire was not in thousands to the question for the government. and thi

that lights the fire what's the spark? is it going to be lexington and concord? is it going to be the coercive acts? the you can make an argument for any of these things, but it's a whole series of them that are happening in the early 1770s 1773 for five that are leading us in the direction. so okay not proximate not the spark but what's the tinder what is it that's fundamentally putting us in a place where we're doing this? what's, you know, seemingly amazing. lee huge thing of turning from in years. i'm british to i'm going to shoot the british british what's tender what's the what is the spark fire to i think there you got to go to bigger themes bigger arguments and we're going to be building of those in the coming several class periods talking about how colonists were thinking about themselves the empire, the revolution that was underway so but these bigger themes is that england's change. so 17 i'm going to say the the biggest change is 1774 i'm sorry,. 1764 with sugar act and the stamp act in 1770s, 1765 i can't say

which thing what was the spark? some historians call these approximate reasons for something to happen. the ones that are close at hand. the spark that lights the fire. what is the spark? is it going to be lexington and concorde? is it going to be the chorus of acts? you can make an argument for any of these things. but is a whole series of them that are happening. in the early 1770s. 1773. that are leading us in the direction. not proximate, not the spark but what is the tender? what is it that is fundamentally putting us in a place where we are doing this -- seemingly amazingly huge thing of turning from in 12 years i'm british too i'm going to shoot the british? what is the tender? what is the spark set fire to? i think there you have to go to bigger themes. bigger arguments. we are going to be building some of those in the coming several class periods. talking about how colonists were thinking about themselves, the empire, the revolution. that was underway. so, these bigger themes is it england's change? i'm goi

the museum's dirama depicts the crossing of the neva during operation spark.-dimensional panorama recreates one of the days of the battles in january forty-third of the year. it was created by masters, many of whom themselves participated in search work during... battles. the battlefield , how it looked then during the war, is absolutely one hundred percent reliable, because the search engines, like no one else, know how it, in any case, remained on this cooled battlefield. as for the personnel, then they were specially selected by the employees of our museum-reserve, based on their identity cards, there were connections with relatives, that is, we received autobiographies, biographies of these people, that is, these are specific people who fought in this area exactly on this... january 13, 1943 german pellet. the panorama is like a frozen moment of battle. visitors can. into the dugout trenches, examine the faces of the heroes, among them dog handler margarita minshagina from the thirty-fourth separate battalion of the leningrad front, which was called girl t

this present war was sparked _ aside right now. this present war was sparked by - aside right now.s by hamas on you and on civilian israelis. now people in gaza are being bombed by israel. do you think this is the right way to proceed? tit israel. do you think this is the right way to proceed? th the right way to proceed? ifi didn't the right way to proceed? ti i didn't believe this the right way to proceed? ti l didn't believe this i wouldn't fight for this country. all we want is peace. all this is interested in. i don't like saying —— seeing children in gaza died, i don't like seeing children in israel die. the only factor and only problem here is hamas. he only factor and only problem here is hamas.— only factor and only problem here is hamas. he is prepared to fiuht here is hamas. he is prepared to fight to _ here is hamas. he is prepared to fight to achieve _ here is hamas. he is prepared to fight to achieve the - here is hamas. he is prepared to fight to achieve the piece i to fight to achieve the piece he says he wants but the conflict has cost the lives of many he is close

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that's where wildfires could easily spark and spread. the warning includes many areas at higher elevations across the bay area as well as large parts of sonoma and napa counties. dry winds are predicted to start at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with what more we can expect. lawrence, this goes through sunday correct. yes, sure doesn't kind of strange you. go outside right now. many places is very calm. but really the atmosphere. >> really just setting itself up the offshore wind event going to be kicking in as we head throughout the day. tomorrow. skies are nice and clear outside around the bay area and we're getting ready for a major wind event here in the bay area. the strongest we've seen so far this season. all right. here's a map showing you some black lines. those are called iso bars. those are lines of equal pressure. the for their part, the less strong, the winds, the closer they get together, the stronger the winds. now you watch as we head through time here we get into tomorrow a

their match against fc copenhagen appeared to be heading towards a goalless draw, but it sparked intoe when harry maguire put united ahead with 18 minutes remaining, his first goal since february 2022. but in the final seconds, copenhagen were awarded the penalty. however, andre onana saved jordan larsson�*s effort to secure all three points. players are stepping up and and getting their markers. from there, they built up the belief in harry mcguire, you see it in andre onana. i think also there were others with good performances, and so if we produce that in the copenhagen game, then we can build something. well, before united kicked off against copenhagen, they paid tribute to their former captain, sir bobby charlton, after he passed away at the weekend, as well as plenty of tributes outside the ground from fans and the general public, the club held a special tribute to sir bobby, which included manager erik ten hag laying a wreath and a minute's silence before the match kicked off. another reason to be here tonight is for bobby charlton, for the much pleasure he gave me as a youngs

sparks flying when the plane hit the ground. and as abc's victor oquendo reports, all three people on board managed to escape safely. the moment a fedex plane crash lands in tennessee, its landing gear stuck. >> sparks flying a trail of flames following as the 757 skids down the runway wednesday night at chattanooga metropolitan airport and fedex 1376. >> both tower and the ground crew said there appeared to not be landing gear observed. no landing gear observed. okay. copy that. and we're going to plan on a no gear landing with three people aboard fedex sang the flight headed to memphis. >> it experienced an issue just after takeoff. the pilot and crew then burning fuel, circling the airport multiple times during a harrowing final approach. the plane eventually coming to a stop, sliding off the runway into a grassy area. the three aboard sliding down a chute to safety. first responders said the flight crew did a great job avoiding disaster. the faa is now investigating victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >> so glad they're all oka

dry out leaves and tall grasses at risk of burning if even the tiniest spark is fanned. this weekend by wind gusts that could reach up to 45 miles an hour, the national weather service issued a red flag warning through sunday night that includes most of the bay area's nine counties. high fire danger prompted officials in the city of fairfield to shut down rockville hills park and other open spaces through monday morning. each entrance will have a notification and the gates will be closed. fairfield's fire battalion chief nick eisen says the closures help reduce the risk of any sparks caused by humans from barbecues, idling cars or other heat sources. we are very unique. we do have a lot of the wildland urban interface, so you'll have an open space like this and then right down the street you'll have a neighborhood. some park users were surprised by the closures, saying fire danger is not top of mind. with the cool temperatures we're used to the park getting closed down when it's hot, right. and when the winds are coming in. and so this time of year, when it's a little bi

i think a lot of people, i hope that this sparks a not 3 to 5. and it might, you know, how students have repeatedly done these uprisings in order to put forward their quest for justice and independence. and that is certainly laudable at the end of it of itself, um of, but you know, i'm us, you know, may well have other motives in terms of their own political dynamics. they seem to have succeeded if one regards as an intelligence failure by his role in making israel think that they were just interested in some, you know, mind, you know, getting whatever bread crumbs of economic development sees rallies like to grant them in their great benevolence. and didn't seem to, of, you know, psyched out these really isn't in effect, you know, up totally up the n t in terms of their military struggle. and many people view a mouse as a legitimate resistance group. and i think that there's some credence to that, but i think just on an ethical level, the targeting of civilians and music festival at least the moral level if got a legal level of is you know, incr

spectators also set off fireworks nearby, sparking a brush fire next to the roadway. video shared with ktvu shows police and fire responding to the sideshow and coming upon flames that appeared to stretch higher than their police cruisers. for me, i feel scared when i saw people like that and exactly when they are making fire over there, there are houses, as mirtha pirano has lived in the east bay for 20 years, and in that time she says she's never seen a sideshow. no, i never see that. she's been a cashier at the antioch gas station nearby for about seven months and this is the first time she's even seen evidence of a sideshow in her area. she worries about the fire sparking so close to the gas station, but she also shared concern about the flames reaching the homes nearby. the contra costa county fire protection district had a busy night as another sideshow in the nearby town of brentwood started up around two hours later. that sideshow sparked a four acre brush fire that took more than an hour to contain these sorts of preventable fires. are a huge concern for the

financial analysts were already concerned about global market volatility sparked by the russian military actions almost 20 months ago in ukraine. we are particularly keeping a close eye on the oil markets, of course, while israel and the palestinian territories are not oil producers, volatility in the general middle eastern region could disrupt output there in those parts of the world. let's get more from nick march. a rapidly unfolding development. oilseems a rapidly unfolding development. oil seems to be at the prime concern. what are you seeing at the moment? 50 the prime concern. what are you seeing at the moment?- the prime concern. what are you seeing at the moment? so far we have seen — seeing at the moment? so far we have seen a _ seeing at the moment? so far we have seen a jump _ seeing at the moment? so far we have seen a jump in _ seeing at the moment? so far we have seen a jump in the - seeing at the moment? so far we have seen a jump in the price - have seen a jump in the price of oil, about 4% for brent crude, one of the key pricing man sparks. as well know, the price of oi

the w as rebecca rivers in jerusalem as well situations in the gaza strip has also sparked anger. here in germany, police and the capital berlin clashed with pro palestinian protestors for a 2nd night on wednesday. as germany steps up, security of many jewish institutions, jewish residents say they're worried about their safety. despite to ban on protests, pro palestinian demonstrate is again to the streets and buildings noise district. the atmosphere was already challenged in the gym and capital on tuesday, anti semitic slogans filled the air, the brands and the gates as protests, as live stream, jones accusing israel of killing children. analyst on this could just be the beginning which had a song that was on particularly worried when i looked at the future because i know it is the ground defensive has not started at all. well, just because what we've seen in the last 24 hours is at best a taste of what's to come in the next few weeks, or perhaps even months before the it and the next ball like to well, more non experts go on social media can quickly some and lots crowds often j

, this spark that has sparked this massive explosion that has happened has pushed the region and pushede really knows much about and doesn't know where it is going and i think thatis know where it is going and i think that is what is worrying so many people. that is what is worrying so many eo - le. , , that is what is worrying so many --eole. , , ~ , that is what is worrying so many --eole. , , . , ., people. indeed. jeremy, many thanks for that, people. indeed. jeremy, many thanks for that. jeremy _ people. indeed. jeremy, many thanks for that, jeremy bowen _ people. indeed. jeremy, many thanks for that, jeremy bowen in _ people. indeed. jeremy, many thanks for that, jeremy bowen in southern i for that, jeremy bowen in southern israel. joe biden on his visit to israel today restated his administration's commitment to peace between israel and the palestinains. one area where both live and work together is eastjerusalem. under international law, it is considered a part of the west bank and therefore palestinian territory. so it is occupied. i've been to find out what both communites thi

where the bomb hits or the air strikes hit and the reflection goes on the night sky, so any type of spark, the night sky reflects it, um, which uh at this point since it's during the day uh, that is not visible, but i don't know if you heard that, it was three consecutive sounds of bombs that were exploded there, it sounds like air strikes that are happening, it comes like by the um through from the occupied territories onto the gaza strip or by the sea with the israeli gun boats, so those are the two. areas that uh israel is pounding the ghaza strip. okay, i think we have one of our guests ready for what what i'm saying here. daniel is an author researcher who joins us from beirout. uh, daniel, if you have my voice, welcome to the program. thank you. so uh, this is what we're looking at here day four. in terms of the number of deaths and or injuries um, you know, we're looking at the palestinian side rather um accumulating quite a bit because the regime. forces of israel are pounding the gaza strip uh what's your assessment of the way that this is being now executed by israel uh because

officers -- skies international correspondent, john sparks. >> it began at dawn, thousands of rockets skyward from the gaza strip into israel. militant group hamas, which governs the territory, here are launching a surprise attack. and they have caused significant damage in cities like tel aviv and ashkelon, the government has declared a state of national emergency. the israelis have experienced missile attacks in the past, but not an offensive like this. here, militants use a bulldozer to open a security fence which surrounds the strip. they're fighters entering farms and communities which surround it. some used pick ups trucks, other road motorbikes. the israeli defense force was overwhelmed. in these pictures, militants use a drone to immobilize a tank. and we see the crew being pulled from a vehicle. it is an unprecedented incursion on israeli territory, and in the eyes of its prime minister, an act of war. he spoke after meeting his security cabinet. [speaking in a global language] >> translator: since this morning, the state of israel has been at. wore our first goal is to clean

that's why spark will, it seconds work around the clock to keep you connected. we are doing our part so it's easier to do yours. spark lite long with these television companies support cspan2 as a public service. >>> we will go head and get started with our final session. y assistant professor in y >>> departjonathan jones is cur assistant professor in the department of history where he teaches courses on the civil war era and american medical history and i will say this is not part of his official bio but in the fall he will move into the position at james madison university. he will be closer and will have opportunities to collaborate more on things. his first book manuscript. america'sfirst opioid crisis is forthcoming. the book is based on jones's dissertation which received the 2021 prize as well as the system wide chancellor phd graduate award in 2021. jones's research has appeared in the journal of the civil war era, washington post and other outlets. he received his phd in 2020 and in 2020 to 2021 he was the civil war post doctoral scholar civil war cent

the trade-off sparking a social media firestorm this morning. here. >>> good monday morning. as you're standing in front of the closet trying to figure out what to wear, here is a look at the current temperatures. you'll know that it's a cold start and some of us are in the upper 30s. we'll get a look at a milder afternoon and a look at the halloween forecast in a few minutes. >>> this is from the toll plaza, but traffic going away from us toward san francisco, moving very smoothly. look at the crowd building along the incline. we'll track the build as it occurs here. there's some flashing lights. i'll make sure that's just a crew going across the bridge and we'll let you know anything else that's big around thbay. >> thank you so much. >>> 5:14 right now. a high-tech ceo is warning everyone hackers are using ai to fool employees into giving away sensitive company secrets. >> the big question is, would you fall for it? check this out and let us know. here is nbc bay area's scott mcgrew. >> i'm going to tell you a story about a security incident

medicine and food shortages sparked unprecedented demonstrations against the government. and the biggest exodus to the us since the 1959 cuban revolution. many put their lives in the hands of human smugglers, on dangerous journeys across central america. others took a shorter but treacherous route. there are sharks, jellyfish, and storms can pop unexpectedly. hundreds have died or gone missing. this is the story of three cubans who risked everything to leave the island for florida. in 2019 he was living in the country with his wife and daughter. it was the mecca of tourism for communist run cuba. foryears, he had been teaching diving and watersports to tourists. with a strict embargo until the 19605 with a strict embargo until the 1960s brought money to cuba, around $600 million in 2019. for years it was supported by its commonest ally, the soviet union, when the socialist bloc collapsed in the 1990s, cubans faced a daily struggle to survive. elian had recovered from bowel cancer, but after surgery he could not source enough colostomy bags. but complaining against the cub

combatants within the hospital compound at the time of the attack. the attack on the msf hospital spark immediate international outrage. humanitarian organizations, governments and the public demanded independent investigations into the incidents. the united states eventually launched its own investigation, acknowledging that the hospital had been mistakenly target. due to human and technical errors. this admission further fueled calls for greater transparency and accountability in military operations. the repercussions of the kunduz hospital attack extended beyond the immediate loss of life and destruction. the incidents highlighted the challenges faced by medical personnel working in conflict zones and renewed discussions about the protection of healthcare facilities during armed conflict. the attack also strange relations between the united states. and the msf with the organization calling for an independent international investigation into the incident. the kundu's hospital attack raised important legal and ethical questions regarding the conduct of warfare. international humanitari