defense, combating air targets, or still using the air-to-ground format, because one way or another,se are, well, different tasks, and according to priorities, it is necessary to determine what is better suited to the specific until the 16th, i am certainly not ready to answer this question now, i do not know yet what the tactical situation will be at the moment when they arrive in ukraine, this is firstly, and secondly, regardless of the fact that we let's define ourselves, or what the command will determine for us as a priority task, we will be ready to perform both work on air targets and ground targets. and when we talk about the minimum requirement of our armed forces in f16 fighters. what are your estimates, how many planes are really needed, or in some way to influence. to change the situation in the air, realizing that the enemy has about 400 planes, and having such an armada, we have to understand how to balance these risks, an interesting question, i will tell you, probably yes, from your point of view, the more, the better, of course, and if you believe the open data , the

air travel.erstand the national transportation safety board investigated the near best at logan from february. can you provide an update on that? >> we issued a final report on that investigation and the hop a flight pilot thought he heard he could go forward. he had been told to line up and wait. he began to take off. he reported to us that he was not feeling well that day and that possibly he was experiencing some things from the cold weather in boston. >> how do you correct that with that pilot? he misheard instruction? >> there has been a lot of fatigue, distraction. pilots mishearing instructions and all of the investigations we are conducting. the one thing that is good at your airport is that you have dx, which alerts controllers there is an impending collision. it should be mandatory at medium and large sized airport. >> would that have saved us at logan? >> yes. we need robust sustainable funding for the faa. >> when you are driving a car and the driver makes a mistake, the airbag is sti

as the air force explains, russian pilots will now practice refueling in the air and other maneuvers, is why air alerts are longer. mih aircraft are potential carriers of kenzhal aeroballistic missiles, during their stay in the air, the alarm is announced throughout the territory of ukraine, because the flight range of this missile can be 2,000 km. social networks are already discussing the feasibility of introducing certain levels of danger during protracted air strikes so as not to stop the work of ukrainian enterprises and businesses. a representative of the air force command, yuriy egnat, says that the decision to cancel the air alert during long flights of russian mig-31k fighter jets can only be made by the top leadership of the state, but the threat of missile strikes with daggers remains unchanged. yuriy ignat, whom we have already mentioned today, the spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine, a colonel, joins our broadcast. mr. yuri, i congratulate you. good good morning thank you for taking the time to join, i know that you have been asked these questions ve

well, now we have served another air alert, it seems that we have become longer air alarms, the enemyising, migi-31.k and not only them, but what is happening now with those air alarms, is the enemy using some kind of additional psychological attack? well. apparently, it is in the complex that this issue should be considered, what is it additional psychological, whether the enemy still performs certain tasks, because, as is known, refueling in the air, which we are already talking about in the end, so that it was, actually refueling in air force of the 31st, this is such a tactical element of the training of strategic aviation, and of tactical aviation in order to in order to extend the time of the execution of the flight, the execution of the task by the aircraft in the specified airspace, well, that is why there was such a prolonged alarm, as a rule, the aircraft could stay in the air for approximately one and a half hours, so that it would be safe, so that, in order not to pump out all the fuel below zero, well, for about one and a half hours , you and i observed such hour and a ha

but we are going to see a poor air quality monitor air quality tomorrow as well. but this afternoon with that controlled burn, we really could smell it, especially and downtown san francisco public. a lot of you did smell it or felt at least with your eyes, a scratchy eyes and throat. and we are going to issues the next couple of days. also, i just checked in with sfo. you can see again what we're watching here. a nice shot of the airplane. slightly hazy conditions, thankfully not too breezy or the bush will be swaying back and forth. but i did notice terms of departure, some delays, a handful of delay. so make sure you check your flight mixtures. not late. just some news for you as you plan your evening moderate air quality north pecos and south bay east bay triple check. looking like it's getting a at least for right now. but of course, if that changes, i'm going to let you know, it's just always a good maybe not stay outside for a long time tomorrow because temperatures above average, we're going to see warmer temperatures tomorrow as well. future cast again. w

we have air connections with 37 foreign countries. 18 russian airlines operate international flights.n foreign airlines. 59 foreign carriers fly to the russian federation, this, first of all, indicates the absence of a blockade. there are a total of 115 registered airlines in the russian federation, but the bulk of 96% is carried out by the top 20 airlines. of course, dear mikhail vladimirovich, achieving such results in 9 months would not have been possible without measures of federal support for air transport. currently, there are three subsidized programs for transporting our passengers, which reduces the cost of air tickets , and three programs aimed at supporting the industry under sanctions pressure. i would like to dwell on each one separately. first , ensuring the availability of mainline transportation provides benefits to passengers on 87 routes. second program - development bypass routes in moscow, so-called regional transportation, where the entire flight is fully subsidized, is provided on 297 routes. and the third important program is social routes in the far east for ou

this is man-made air ollution only dust. this is man-made air pollution that _ only dust.is man-made air pollution that we can regulate, | pollution that we can regulate, reduce — pollution that we can regulate, reduce and eliminate. the investigation _ reduce and eliminate. tie: investigation uncovered one reduce and eliminate. ti9 investigation uncovered one source of this pollution, excess gas from oil production is intentionally burned and this is almost entirely avoidable and widely condemned practice. this can lead to respiratory and heart disease as well as cancer. the bbc asked what scientists to model data around the volume and toxicity of this. kuwait oil and gas industry contributes significantly to its own pollution by the investigation is found substantial amounts of toxic pollution is also coming from iraq's giant oilfields, one is pollution is also coming from iraq's giant oil fields, one is 20 pollution is also coming from iraq's giant oilfields, one is 20 km away. the biggest source of gas bearing is from the field, ppm petrol china told the bbc they're wo

air pollution work takes place in raleigh, durham, north carolina. toxicology and industry engineering in cincinnati. groundwater research in ada, oklahoma. pesticide biology and gulf breeze, florida. and ecosystems research in corvallis, oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what affects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. this knowledge would help us control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them. we need more information on long range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution control apparatus was designed with one hand via metal, medium air or water or land in mind. but pollutants can cross over between media and present risks in their new state as well

that is, correctly, we understand, it could be in the air, but there will be no air alarm signal.look, it hasn't come to that yet. i'm really against putting it like that, come on, green is when there is no alarm , yellow is when i could, well then if you want, hide if you want, don't hide if you want, but the consequences if there is an arrival, well, whatever please don't blame anyone, and red, yes, everyone to the bomb shelter, i believe that such an option is needed that... in the announcement of the air alarm signal, it is possible not to stop the work of, for example, banks there, but i don't know supermarkets there, because when the banks close, we ourselves, you and i know that workers banking institutions, they just sit under the hill , drink tea and while people are walking on the street, waiting for the alarm signal to end , i don't see any logic in this, let people stay indoors, there is a greater probability of survival, greater than , when they are on the street, maybe this way, let the institutions work, yes, but you still have to hide. in there, i don't know, in th

, the air force, against, our forces extinguished, so the weekend is going.ord number of shaheds were released, a record number of shaheds were executed by our fighters, but in any case, the feeling remains that the enemy will repeat and repeat similar raids, so the relevant experts hint that the enemy will most likely repeat such raids in the near future, your vision of this perspective. well, it is clear that the russians are not going anywhere, they have not left their dreams of disabling our energy structure, and there will be attacks, and this is all just preparatory, from my understanding, these are only preparatory actions, they made such a big attack on kyiv, and for something i would pay attention to the fact that ah , they say strikes on the energy structure, but what happened, these were not strikes on the energy structure, everything just flew somewhere over there, to kyiv, to kyiv, to kyiv, to kyiv , and kyiv is not, there are some very important and powerful power plants, yes, we have them, but here, nothing was aimed there, everything was and w

adopted, the air force will carry it out.svoboda ranok, rechnyk said that such a decision requires a serious approach, because it is not known in advance what type of flight... will the russian forces carry out a training exercise or actually a combat one? it was announced that the president had instructed to find a solution, and i think there was a discussion of this in such a small circle question. there will be such a decision, the air force will implement, there are no options here, but when it will be, i do not have such information. it was announced that valeliy rumanenko, aviation expert, leading researcher of the state aviation museum, is joining our broadcast. i congratulate you. thank you for participating, you have a lot of profile questions. good morning, or if we talk about volodymyr zelenskyi's mandate, he instructed the military and the government to resolve the issue of long-term air alarms. in your opinion, how is it possible to do it, is it possible what to do at all, is it possible to counteract the long wo

ago in kyiv it was already canceled air alarm, so today 55 enemy attack air defense systems were destroyed. and of them, 28 were destroyed by mobile fire groups of air defense, this is mainly , they are equipped with large-caliber machine guns, anti-aircraft guns , anti-aircraft guns , seven attack drones are operating in the sumy direction, four in chernivsk, 17 in kyiv, and they are still on the approaches. well, you have already heard about the capital, we told you, now we are adding to the conversation igor romanenko, the founder of the charity fund we will close the sky of ukraine, the chief general staff of the armed forces of ukraine in the 6th-10th years. we welcome you, mr. general, to our airwaves. i congratulate you too. let's not start with kyiv, because we've actually been talking about kyiv region all morning, but let's start with the south. kherson region is a ukrainian bridgehead that is getting stronger every day, but despite this, there is constant information that our defenders need our support, because it is a real hell there now and the russians are constantly shelling

there was also at least one surface-to-air missile. lebanon, it was also shot down by air defense.inst this background , us secretary of state antony blinken is going to visit israel again, judging by his latest statements, several options are now being considered on how to solve the palestinian issue, but it seems that none of them provides for the creation of a palestinian state, although this is precisely what is believed in many countries, and as has been repeatedly emphasized in moscow, as perhaps the only solution to the long-standing conflict. dmitry tolmachev, sergey filippov, channel one. today, footage appeared of the consequences of yesterday's shelling of donetsk. ukrainian terrorists struck the budenovsky district of the city. they fired from multiple launch rocket systems. according to the latest data, two people died, including a rescuer. 12 more were injured. among the victims are journalists, employees of izvestia and the zvezda tv channel. the strike was carried out the night before by several arrivals, the last one after the ministry of emergency situations emplo

air force pacific air forces. that the senate vote on the nomination, with no intervening action or debate, that if confirmed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table had and the the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. tuberville: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. sullivan: madam president, well, that was another downgrade of readiness for america right there. madam president, let me go into another very, very impressive military member. we don't talk about this part of our military that much, but boy oh, boy is it important. and this is for major general andrew gabera of the u.s. air force to be promoted to lieutenant general and deputy chief of staff for strategic deterrence and nuclear integration. headquarters u.s. air force. let me run that by you again. strategic deterrence with nukes and nuclear integrati

year, the basis of air defense, when the shelling began, was the soviet air defense, that is, the s-t missile systems. the main ones, well, plus ppohoputnyk vist , that's clear, there were no such mobile fire groups and so on, in such a number, there were certain units, of course from pezerka, there from krupnokali. with kudmets, but there was not such a quantity, and we spent a great deal a large number of anti-aircraft guided missiles, if we take statistics, more than 1,000 cruise missiles and more than 1,000 kamikaze drones were launched in six months during attacks on our critical infrastructure, it is clear that for those more than 1,000, even more anti-aircraft guided missiles went, sometimes two to one the goal, therefore the costs... are high, that some equipment breaks down, some equipment is attacked by the enemy, therefore it is necessary to understand that the depletion of soviet systems is still there, it is becoming increasingly difficult to replenish it, because the countries that are there they also provide those soviet systems, spare parts for them, ammunition for th

can air strikes or artillery — the area. can air strikes or artillery strikes, _ the area.trikes or artillery strikes, can - the area. can air strikes or artillery strikes, can they i the area. can air strikes or. artillery strikes, can they be effective against tunnels? or to fundamentally to collapsed tunnel systems, do you have to be there boots on the ground delay explosions down to close the tunnels? so much of the hamas network relies on those tunnels. i of the hamas network relies on those tunnels. . . of the hamas network relies on those tunnels. .. , ., ., of the hamas network relies on those tunnels. .. i. ., i. tunnels. i can tell you that you cannot collapse _ tunnels. i can tell you that you cannot collapse them - tunnels. i can tell you that you cannot collapse them with - tunnels. i can tell you that you - cannot collapse them with artillery, but you can do it from the air if you have the intelligence to show you have the intelligence to show you that the tunnel is there, either the exit or the entrance to the channel. many of the channels, the openings of th

i am certain that it would lead to more disruptions in air travel. it's striking when he sees some of the same elected officials who seem ready to make it a partisan issue, even if their flight is delayed in bad weather, turn around and be prepared to go to the floor of the house and cut funding for air traffic control or worse, threatened to shut down the government and force air traffic controllers to work without pay. it's my hope and expectation that reason will prevail on capitol hill. i really believe in the midst of the work of the administration and the department have done to act decisively to improve air travel, that working with congress, we can do even more. having said that, for now, if you're are traveling this holiday season, just know all of the work and all of the people who has made sliding the safest mode of travel in america are here to support you. and whether you are an aviation worker or an airline passenger this week or both know that this department has your back. with that, we have time for some questions. reporter: hi, tom

we speak to a clean air activist. plus the poll becomes the licensed country to bend, tick tock, sang, disrupt social hominy. well, what does that mean? exactly? we'll find out shortly the the welcome to dw news on jared read. it's one of the world's most polluted cds. india is capital daily. cool. the temperature is there a trapping pollution in sick lives of smoke? well, that means millions of people are breathing. the scene die off to die. pressure is on the government to act. indeed, a supreme court is white in saying the pollution is causing the complete motor of al young people. this gun has asked him a dope to say the cartridge is pollution and yet she now strong this to read. the treatment is likely to be expensive. or don't dishonest? cindy is responsible for hundreds of patients with the respiratory problems. this ward is for this week may have had more of the respiratory cases, especially this is really dangerous to new ones. first one, and secondly, dom on that is just an i definitely seems this is a sort

very intense air strikes. the people in gaza _ intense air strikes.se air strikes. the people in gaza say they may have been the biggest _ gaza say they may have been the biggest since the start of this war, about_ biggest since the start of this war, about 450 — biggest since the start of this war, about 450 targets were hit across the gaza — about 450 targets were hit across the gaza strip are the main focus of the gaza strip are the main focus of the strikes — the gaza strip are the main focus of the strikes were north—west and south—west of gaza, with the israeiis — south—west of gaza, with the israelis expanding the ground operation and now they say they are in control— operation and now they say they are in control of— operation and now they say they are in control of the coastal road, isolating _ in control of the coastal road, isolating gaza completely. the air strikes. _ isolating gaza completely. the air strikes, according to the director of ai-shifa — strikes, according to the director of al—shifa hospital who i managed to speak— of al—shif

air force flight in 2022.ing oil. the 90—minute flight was also the first time that a military aircraft of that size flew on sustainable fuel. the raf says waste—based fuels could lower carbon emissions by up to 80%. ok, now to something that may seem like science fiction — conjuring energy out of thin air. well, two scientists have developed a device that uses a natural protein and moisture in the air to generate a small continuous electric current, and they think it could be a game—changer. i spoke to one of the scientists behind the project, electrical engineerjun yao. pulling electricity out of the sky — i mean, this is an idea that goes all the way back to nikola tesla in the 20th century, right? but you think that you might�*ve figured this out. today in the lab, there's a possibility for that — although i think we have a way to go to scale this up from the lab prototype device to a much larger device that can be deployed in the, for example, ambient environment. what will it take to scale that up? i und

conditioning with transforms that are opened and elevated air shafts that brought the the hot air out. you know, they knew how to make ice in the middle east a thousand years ago by how having wind tunnels that captured the wind and circulated it or under the water. there's lots of ways of building and being comfortable without, air conditioning. but we don't do that anymore. we just build glass and steel boxes and then stick an air conditioning in it. and call it a day. yeah. and it obviously is an issue if you don't if you're not in one of those boxes. so moving to from air conditioned spaces to the great outdoors, one of the really fun parts this book is that you it's a bit of a travelog you go to different places and talk about heat in different contexts and one of the places you go, chennai, which is the capital thermal naidu, which is where my family and i are from. happy diwali everyone. and you. if i were describing chennai to someone, i would inevitably use words like lush and green because my experience of it is a lot of trees and i understand things changing. but i was stil

>> the air support was very good. you'd call for an air strike and get it almost immediately.aking a village, and we received firing from a hill to our left front. i called back and asked for air attack, and within five minutes we had planes coming over giving us an attack within about 50 yards to our front, which is pretty close. >> it certainly is. that's really getting it in there when you need it. >> it is. >> tom, how about the artillery at that time? >> the artillery also was very good. the coordination was close. they gave us very good fire, accurate fire, and the north koreans were scared to death of the white phosphorous which they fired. it seemed to have a very bad effect on them and, naturally, it was good for us. the artillery was excellent. >> we heard a lot of talk about the fanaticism of the north koreans. can you give us any examples of that? >> yes, i can. my platoon was taking -- which housed several members of the communist party. we surrounded a house and had an interpreter, asked them to come out. they refused to do it. therefore, we had to fire on the ho

the goal, the goal is to destroy the air.leksandr, a private soldier, has been leading the work of the fire group in the central part of ukraine since october last year, when ukraine was first attacked by iranian drones. shahet, its price is up to 2,000 dollars, as i said, it carries a warhead of up to 50 kg of explosives, a rather dangerous weapon, and the more such mobile fire groups are created, the greater the probability that it will not reach exactly to objects. the direction of work is always determined by current intelligence data. by the way, right now there is an air alert, and that's why the groups have advanced, now let's start deployment. already from receiving the signal, readiness number one to opening fire directly at the air target, 15 minutes yes, well, you see that we are now where we were, and where we are now literally 6-7 minutes have passed there, the calculation consists of four people , driver, gunner, machine gunner and commander. this group, they are actually hunters for ours eat why can’t a machine

and droplets in can remain in the air for up to 2 hours. a california grand casino spokesperson says steps are being taken to ensure the infection is eradicated, saying in part, quote, our phone for most commitment is to ensure the safety of our customers and employees. they are actively collaborating with the county on notifications and testing to uphold public health and safety. health officials say they can't say where the tv cases are coming from other than a connection to the california grand casino. and again, if you've visited there in the last 5 years since 2018, you are urged to get tested. noel. >> and thank you all the smoke lingering around the bay area today is coming from a prescribed burn near sandra fell. this is a look at the air quality in the bay area right now that controlled burn was at china camp state park today. smoke impacted most of marin county parts of san francisco this afternoon as well. you can see much of the bay area all the way from marin county down to san jose over along the east bay shoreline. all still

front line, these are all our units, well, in principle, all aviation activities that are now in the aire under control, when the enemy takes off, we will also see, it turns out that you work on everything, yes, that is, any unmanned vehicle, just everything just. that is, you see everything, you hit everything, yes, and we are responsible, of course, for everything, here , crimea, crimea is now the most delicious goal for them , yes, they constantly work in the crimea, the main one, today they went to the crimea, no, today they didn’t there was no one, today, probably, there was a flight, six, it was, everyone was going to donetsk, to this no one flew to the side, that is, everyone tried to work around donetsk and work, well, probably in the interests of abdeevka, not their own, yes, yes, they drove away, drove away, now you see, they are warning us. that, well, reconnaissance is working, we even now know , fighter planes or some kind of aircraft from enemy territory, now after a certain time, if it comes into view here, we will work , we get it, we work like by plane, let's work on gro

well, we are waiting for oresta brit, on our air, tell me, is it already there? at the moment, i understand, there is not yet, meanwhile the press service, the servants of the people reacted to the statement bluntly that the military commander and the military command should go, let me remind you that the entire deputy of the parliamentary committee on national security is important. avrahami was also brilliant, by the way, the idea that it is necessary to present a detailed plan for the next year to the parliament, this is provided by the parliament where half of the opzh deputies are still present and voting, because without them there would be no votes to make decisions, because the coalition they do not want to create, but in fact the majority has long ceased to exist and there are no votes to vote for the government, in other words, presidential bills, because the government also actually exists, still as a screen president of the presidential administration, well in short, this is the situation that the press service told you, that the press secretary is cr

number of deaths _ air strike —— the number of deaths from air strikes, a number— deaths from air strikeshat have — number of children and women that have been killed, it is a staggering number but there is also the — staggering number but there is also the risk of diseases due to lack— also the risk of diseases due to lack of— also the risk of diseases due to lack of sanitation that this could — to lack of sanitation that this could also cause another level of distress and more deaths happening. we also see people that are — happening. we also see people that are finding a hard time getting _ that are finding a hard time getting food and cooking, pumping water, so all of that is necessary, also for hospitals to run, whatever is left of — hospitals to run, whatever is left of the hospitals to run in gaza — left of the hospitals to run in gaza that are operating right now — gaza that are operating right now i— gaza that are operating right now. i don't know if you have seen — now. i don't know if you have seen the _ now. i don't know if you have seen the footage from hospitals inside, — se

moment, here are all our units, well, in principle , all the aviation activities that are now in the airnder control, when the enemy takes off, we will also see, it turns out that you are working on everything , yes, that is , any drone is the most delicious target for them, yes, that is, they were the main ones, today they didn’t fly to the crimea, no, today there was no one, today... everyone was in donetsk, no one flew in this direction, that is, everyone tried to work in donetsk and work, well, probably not in the interest on our part, yes, they drove us away, we drove them away , now you see, we are warned that the socket is working, we even now know that a fighter plane or something will come into view here, we will work, we get it, we work like airplanes, let's work on ground targets and on winter ones. goals, well let's say this is a general practical situation, ground targets give us coordinates from army aviation, that is, we see the whole thing, we see the target, coordinates, if we superimpose it on the target, we understand where i should go, then we transmit the coordinates

my take off into the air. a glimpse at the future air taxis coming up. >> after months of preparation, the first ever air taxi has launched in florida. the aircraft powered and developed by german manufacturer. volocopter is intended to help reduce road congestion and the airline industry's carbon footprint. it is also designed to focus on short to medium-range flights with the goal of transporting people and goods too different destinations within the same city. it looks like a drone. i know it doesn't look very large. like i think you could put a package and there, but a whole person. >> maybe because far away. i don't know. but it looks really tiny to me. i mean, either way, it's tight for a human. think there's there's a human flying that we're told o is it? i wasn't up. is that not it? thought it was like a whole robotic thing. like you just tell where to go. i think we have that we need to figure out, right? well, we'll get those. you can join us cover news 11. maybe we'll have those. but first sounds li

tehran air station and four mashhad stations showed numerical air quality index higher than 15.the air quality index shows a number between 15 and 20 , it is in red and unhealthy for all people. in this situation , it is recommended that all members of the society refrain from long-term outdoor activities. saeed hajizadeh radio news agency. in the name of god, peace be upon you wherever you live in my dear country, tomorrow the weather conditions will be the same as today. due to the persistent absence of suitable wind, we do not expect conditions to improve the air quality in high-traffic and industrial cities such as tehran and karaj, tabriz, the holy cities of qom and mashhad, and iraq and isfahan, but god willing, from wednesday, a rain system will arrive from the border cities of noor. the west enters our country in the western parts of the southwest and gradually affects the northwestern part of the country in the afternoon, even the more inland areas such as hamedanan and lorestan, azerbaijan. eastern and even ardabil benefit from the markets of this system, so again, in

we feel a refreshing air without pollution do.rain and remove the dust from the faces of some cities. the air is clean, the dust and everything from among the farmers have started their autumn crops. i hope that this mercy will rain so that we can sow and harvest the barley. the ground is muddy , let's stay and go back to baq because of the heavy rains, school education in two provinces of ilam and khuzestan was closed. the highest amount of rainfall has been recorded in the cities of shushtar with 81 mm, ilan with 70 mm and luli in khuzestan province with 66 mm. a great blessing for all people. precipitation intensity the existing rain destroyed a part of the dehloran to abdanan axis in ilam province. because of this , they were completely submerged and suffered damages . also, due to rain and flooding and the destruction of the chamsurak bypass, the gilan-gharb axis to somar in kermanshah province was blocked. in the cities of ilam and ahvaz, the current rainfall caused the roads to flood and the canals to flood. the water that

force of ukraine, yuriy ignato, said on the air of the telethon.says that this is not the first attempt by the russian military to increase the effectiveness of drones due to the reduction of the light reflection of their surface, but this time to cover the drones , the rf forces used carbon, which is an absorbing material for the radar signal, and in addition, it has a red color, which makes it difficult to visually detect such a body, in particular for fire groups , at the same time, says igna, this did not prevent the air force and air defense forces from shooting down most of the drones with which the russian army massively attacked ukraine, ukraine on november 25. among them, in particular, as can be seen from the wreckage that appeared on social networks, were also painted in black shahedi. i would like to remind everyone that on the night of november 25, russian forces launched 75 attack drones over ukraine, 74 of them were shot down, most of these drones attacked kyiv itself. the spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine, yu

so there's that layer as cornell mentioned, air district is not concerned about the air quality because down near the surface is not where that smoke is. it's in the upper parts of the atmosphere. but the wind direction has been transporting that smoke into parts of the bay area. good news is air quality has not been impacted down near the surface. we're looking at pm 2.5 levels and the good to moderate range 37, san francisco 43. san rafael , you will notice livermore 44 and as we look at a live picture from our emeryville camera, some high clouds going through good to moderate air quality is expected for the upcoming weekend and this weekend will also include some showers and atmospheric river is moving into the pacific northwest. i'll let you know what part of your weekend you might need those umbrellas coming right up. karina >> all right, sandhya, thank you. and we have new information tonight about a burglary caught on camera this week at a beloved oakland bookstore. the owner of marcus books in north oakland tells us police showed up to take a formal report around 1130 today. one

the air force shot down 74 drones and an kh-59 missile.ut this winter, ukraine will not just fight back, but attack in return. how exactly the principle of an eye for an eye will work - further in the plot, but for now, about the first swallows of the new tactics, the arrival of storm missiles shadow by russian air defense system pantsy, location unknown. fire and explosions in the military unit after the visit of the ukrainian drone volgograd region. a drone attacks a powder factory in the tambov region. a drone in the suburbs of moscow. hitting at a bureau where daggers and daggers are made. kbm, the fire is burning. krasnodar territory, military unit in kurganinsk. the military unit is burning. fuck it, simple. and all these are just recorded video strikes on occupied and russian territory in recent days. what it is? methodical work to destroy erephia's military capabilities, or a much more serious plan. russia is preparing for winter, and in ukraine, all attention should be focused on defense and responses to terrorists. and president