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air force assets. with russia's help, the military is upgrading its air force, with these fighter jets. the sukhoi 30 is an advanced fighterjet that has both airand air to ground capabilities in the version exported to myanmar. it has an even greater capacity to carry weapons, up to 8,000kg, and, as of this moment, represents the most advanced aircraft in the arsenal of the myanmar military. captain aung knows these jets well. before defecting, he helped prepare for their arrival. so far, two have been delivered. he shares his vital intelligence about the aircraft with groups trying to bring them down. are you ever troubled by the fact that you're giving information to groups that are fighting against your former colleagues, yourformerfriends? but information that you are giving may lead to the killing of your former colleagues. in the air, this is how the resistance is fighting back. 25—year—old khin sein leads a group of female drone bombers. they adapt civilian drones to carry home—made bombs. the resistance relies on public donations. she was a university student when the coup happened. chanting the military crackdown pushed her to take up

of the air defense of the aggressor country of russia and how much it is on par at least with what we are being bombarded with at short distances canteens there the rocket chose this rocket air air air in 16 planes well, the sanctions are, that is, anti-aircraft missile system is a pva system, and rockets are a storm shidu and also neptune was looking for a rocket, uh, work on the ground, that is, uh, rockets, uh, rockets , either air, earth, or earth, the potential to increase it, or at least it will be at least on par with the russians if we can work uh, about a hundred missiles a month, if we have such a quantity , then somewhere we will compare with this potential , and then we will be able to, uh, at that range, uh , the defeats will destroy the russian military object, the price of fuel for the receivers, that is, the tank ending uh by planes as a source and we'll reach everyone. well, it should be 10 times the order of what we haven't had yet. it's clear. but when tet talks about a couple of hours, in particular, including the fact that we need 160f-16, and that's when we'll have parity . that's why i started from rockets first and now the plane, will we really get such a

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airs tuesday at 9:00 p.m. watch our newscast 24/7 and we have more. >>> as we deal with another day of bad air we investigate those air quality monitors. are there enough to properly tell you what is in the air or warn you up for air is on the way. >> a man convicted of extorting a teenager to the point of suicide learned his fate. how the teens family is responding to the sentencing. >>> we continue our celebration of hispanic heritage. two soccer coaches at a south bay junior-college hoping students move forward on the pitch and in the classroom. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you for joining us. i am janelle wang. >> and i am jessica aguirre. we want to take you outside to give you a live look across the bay area. things looking smokey but there is a slight improvement from yesterday. you see the qr code on the screen and you can scan it and it will take you right to an air quality tracker so you can get that number to find out what the quality of errors in your area. we do have a spare the air alert that has been extended because of the wildfire smoke still lingering from fires to the north and the s

first time, when i arrived in belarus i saw that there was no very strong and water very honest air air airood and people and kind and girl. it’s very beautiful, when there are yellow rapeseed flowers blooming along the roads nearby, and this yellow sea, it’s simply mesmerizing. very good connection, good teachers, that’s why i want to study here and after 3 years of living in minsk, belarus and the city of minsk are almost a native country for my family, look at the project for a look at belarus on our tv channel. we tell propaganda on tv about the horrors of war and that the peaceful sky is above head is the highest value. for us in our country, compared to the rest of the world , there is virtually no crime involving firearms. each trunk is registered by lukashenko demonstratively. he says he is in the peaceful sky and the meaning of the motherland for a person in alexandria, he talks about a common peace for a common fatherland at the slavic bazaar, and between these good holidays. he is an unpopular military man who deals with the cause of possible problems. and this is the economy. i

institute developed ballistic cruise missiles with solid and liquid fuel engines rocket earth air air earth and airpolikarpov successfully used them against the japanese during the halkingolia, and during the finnish war , stalin’s repressions became a serious gift for the institute. many were arrested and shot, but those who remained were able to develop reliable rockets and legendary starting fire combat systems katyusha in 1942 tested the first active aircraft in the ussr and the institute is considered the founder of the russian rocket industry and astronautics, september 21 , 1941 radars. helped repel the air. the attack on kronstadt they were then called radio catchers of aircraft or redoubt three stations. this was one of the first cases of using the latest technology, which made it possible to detect a target at long distances at any altitude and record the range and speed of flight; the germans sent 500 bombers to the baltic fleet, but did not catch us they were spotted by surprise already at a distance of 200 km. and immediately the air defense data was transmitted, the fighters rose to i

the current air quality map from the purple air sensor shows unhealthy air quality ratings right around the central bay. some of the worst ever the readings this afternoon have been parked around san francisco and the east side of the bay. these are not the official sensors. i will step off screen for a second so i can show you what the official sensors look like. the match up pretty well. unhealthy readings for marin county and much of the san francisco peninsula . here is the thing. here is what the air district website says for today. moderate air quality. it is not moderate. this forecast has not been updated since 8: 44 this morning, which is absolutely ridiculous that we have flat out unhealthy air and a lot of the school districts take their cues from the air district. so they have been sending kids out to play in this unhealthy air. it will gradually improve tomorrow, but we have the threat of new fires getting going with gusts out of the north and the fire weather watch will be in effect from 11:00 tomorrow through 11:00 a.m. thursday. so it is a short period of time that will

it will give hope to those who are at zero , the war continues and your help is very much needed air air airtagon ordered for ukraine ram missiles worth about 192 million dollars, these weapons are used for all types of modern fighters of the american armed forces, the missile hits targets at a distance of up to 180 km , the dates of delivery and the number of missiles are not disclosed, but they plan that this will happen by the end of november 2024, president zelenskyi in his evening speech address , told about the conference call, discussed several important topics, such as the ukrainian long-range weapon for 700 km and the situation at ground zero, important news for the front line, it was agreed on the supply of armored medics to ukraine of the big party, what the soldiers told me about when we visited the combat brigades of the ministry of defense today i reported as always on the selectors there were intelligence from the gur and foreign intelligence about the plans of the occupiers, their plans are hopeless russia sent the first nuclear warheads to belarus, but it will not be possibl

you know, i think people should check the air quality, whether you're going to air air quality dot gov or you're going to looking at purple air every single day, just like you're checking the weather. if you are high risk, meaning if you are pregnant, you have an underlying lung or heart condition. we should be careful with our kids or stay indoors. make sure you have good filters and just be aware of any symptoms that may develop when you go outside. >> all right. so what is it that smoke does to us? >> so many things. so basically, the smoke that we're looking at right now, what we're really concerned about from wildfire smoke is the particulate matter. so everything that burns in a wildfire, it's not just the trees and the plants, but also everything that could come from burning over material that all goes in the air. and it's extremely small when we look at the aqi, the air quality index, one thing that were really concerned about is pm 2.5 things in the air that are 2.5 micrometers or smaller. to give you a sense of how small that is, that's almost 30 times smaller than a strand o

, we still haven't cleared the air. air pollution remains a major killer analysis for our native journalism team, shows that last year most people lived in areas where air quality did not meet standards set by the world health organization. now the tackle this, the european parliament is set to vote on tougher rules. next week, pollution through natasha's life plans up in the year. she was once a cycling instructor here in brussels, thought to all that time spent in rush hour traffic to gets to on her long history . you have a, i was waking up at night and struggling to bring him by the office. it happened several times. so i went to my doctor and he more or less told me it was linked to a policy. so this i'm a really forced me to reconsider my jobs for the book. the tasha says off on a new career in education and no take the scenic route. she's not the only one seeking a breath of fresh air. the dw researchers crunch the numbers and learns that last year. 98 percent of people in europe lived in areas where air pollution levels exceed, w h o recommendations. power sparse. lona and athens are particularly affected, plus parts of coal producing poland and

air situation coming from the radar operator is the basis for the decision of the command to destroy the air enemy, which places a serious responsibility on the operator of the complex. covertly, the ussr air defense system was regularly checked for strength. the loudest scandal happened on may 1, 1960, when an american lockhit reconnaissance aircraft was shot down in the sky over sverdlovsk youtube in the common people u2 aerial spy took pictures of air defense positions, landfills, closed cities and their enterprises, the baikonur cosmodrome and other secret objects. this is considered the first combat launch in the history of the soviet anti-aircraft missile forces. the flight of powers made a lot of noise and significantly complicated the already tense relations between the ussr and the usa. air defense systems were regularly modernized, the range improved, the accuracy of airspace monitoring increased, and if at the beginning of the 2000s , anxiety in the military seemed beyond the bounds of fantasy to a simple layman, today these actions are unlikely someone is able to challenge the locators, as we usually say of the old park, that is, the release of the times of the soviet union unt

air wick. air wick's limited edition fragrances are infused with natural essential oils for authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with warmth and cheer. >> closed captioning brought to you by mess book.com. >> we only represent mesothelioma victims and their families. >> so, is there more at stake in the debate over a senate dress code than just hoodies and hemlines? might a dressdown body politic have a negative impact on how they view themselves and the way they are perceived by the public? chuck schumer said that the sentence sergeant at arms will know hunger be tasked with enforcing a dress code. the chamber scenes accommodates john fetterman who after wearing a suit for his first few months as a senator has reverted to his trademark ready and shorts. he presided over the senate chamber in shorts and a short sleeve casual shirt. describe regular ration, he was using the unwritten workaround of going from the doorways. there was no such fury when jim jordan presided over a house hearing which has been his trademark look. this relaxing of standards, it would most likely further diminish the core, dignity, and congress. at a time, it's already suffering from deficits in those departments. is actually academic data to back me up in one peer-reviewed study for the publication, public personnel management. city employees and perceptions regarding the importance of dress and appearance in the public sector workplace. they found this: the results suggest you are what you wear. more competent and authoritative when wearing either formal business or business casual, more trustworthy and productive when wearing business casual and lease from the accretive when wearing formal business attire. respondents believe that uniforms had a positive impact on customer perceptions of service quality and the tattoos, unconventional hairstyles or colors, facial piercings, and clothing with tears rips or holes had a negative impact. joining me now is rhonda garelick, the professor of english and journalism as smu. she writes the new york times phase four column about the intersection of fashion media style and politics. her latest just published. what we lose when we loosen dress codes. it occurs to me, professor garelick, is a difficult subject for women and men insofar as i am a god. i change my tie in my shirt and i can have on the navy blazer and you would be none the wiser. >> uab absolutely right. genders a huge consideration. because for one thing, the business standard, which is the former senatorial standard, it is actually based on a male pattern of clothing. the dark suit, simple shirt. women, as you suggest, have 1 million micro decisions that they need to make from head to toe in order to present themselves in public. in each one of those decisions risks to be over somehow into inappropriateness. it is actually much easier for women to have some sort of dress code, it need not be to be a formal uniform. standards that at least restrict the very vast numbers of problematic decisions. this is a gender decision. >> i thought you made an excellent point in your latest new york times essay . i'm going to put part of it on the screen and read it aloud. i want you to amplify on this. "finally, dress codes are a marker of national or professional commonality, they be speak shared ideals or training, membership, this is why sports teams in the military where uniforms, and you go on to say, a sea of 100 adults dressed in all recognizable's respectful manner ". it creates a unified visual entity, a group in which individuals have agreed to subsume their dissonances into a overarching sartorial hole. talk to me about that. >> yet. it's very important to remember that something like the senate, it's a body. it's a collector of cultural body. and, when we can see similarities amongst a large group of people who represents something larger than themselves, that enhances the idea of unity. militaries, sports teams, certain school teams. when we look at them, we perceive them as a body. i always say that fashion is very intimate in that it is the place where the culture touches us, touches our bodies. it's where we integrate ourselves into the larger society. something like the senate is not your average work place. it's not just body still that represents our nation not only ourselves in the country but to the world at large. while i do not believe that it needs to be a strict uniform of the exact identical clothing, obviously, i do think we want to enhance the perception for ourselves, for the senators, for the world at large, this is a collectivity. it works together for larger groups than just individuals. >> i love that observation. i like the optics of some form of uniformity. this is because of all of the dissension, and polarization that exist in the body and across the country. whatever fought on this i have, the staffers will be subject to a dress code. correct me if i'm wrong. how do you see that dynamic playing out? >> you are absolutely right. i did write about this in my column. the new dress code relaxation applies only to the senators themselves. there are a lot of other people work in the senate, staff, interns. they will be required to wear formal business attire and what that will do is create a dissension between the senators and the rest of the employees of the senate. this will oddly only exacerbate a kind of class stratification. since clothes only mean things in relation to other close, what we are going to have, much of senators in different states of leisure where being served by a cadre of people in formalwear which will start looking potentially like livery, or waiter staff, garb. because every thing is relational. i do not think that's a legal totalitarian message and i do not think that is a impetus behind relaxing of codes. there is no such thing as complete freedom and dressed any more than there is complete freedom and how we speak. it's all in relation to other people and their speech, garments. it's fashion and it's a language. >> professor garelick, thanks for your expertise. i appreciate it. >> a pleasure. >> social media reaction, catherine, what do we have on this subject? i like the senator very much, it seems absurd to me that is right as he is, he doesn't understand the standard. in the house, who cares. in the senate, the koran, please. i think it's benefited him. by the way, 100% sympathetic of his very public battle with mental health issues. i applaud him to know and in that regard, bringing that of the service and handling the walter reed admission the way he did. having said that, this is a different issue. i think everybody needs to up their game. my god, you flown recently? have you taken a look at the american populace, boarding an airplane? i am with deion sanders. i hope i get it right. what was that quote? dress code, feel-good, same for united states senate. i want to remind you to answer this weeks question. which will matter more? in the 2024 election, abortion or the border? up ahead, the biggest football game of this weekend is not an nfl match in my opinion. it's because of a coach, coach prime, former cold football star in mlb star sanders took on his coach for the colorado buffaloes and testing them into a team that is a so far undefeated and a merchandising behemoth. how did it happen? i will ask a sharp dressed man himself, legendary broadcaster, mr. stephen a. smith. ♪ ♪ it's your business. it's your verizon. aired with natural essential oils for authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with warmth and cheer. you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. 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smoke is drifting in and air quality monitors say because of that smoke the air quality in the bay area today is the worst we've seen since october 2020. in the south bay, the air quality index topped 150 in gilroy and san jose, which is classified as unhealthy, particularly for those with existing respiratory issues. we asked kaiser pulmonologist dr. thomas daly to explain the impact breathing this polluted air has on our bodies. >> a reading in that 150 range would be like smoking half a pack of cigarettes a day. a reading in the 50 to 100 range is like smoking a quarter pack of cigarettes in a day. >> reporter: dr. dailey says when inhaled the tiny particles can lead to big health problems. >> they cause inflammation in the lungs. that's why this causes asthma, emphysema, but some of these ultra fine particles are so small, less than 0.3 microns, they actually get into our blood streams and can cause increased incidents of heart attacks and strokes. >> reporter: which is why he recommends you stay indoors, set your ventilation in your car to recirculate and don't exercise outdoors because you'll be breathing faster and taking in even more dangerous particles

and as a means of conducting air battles to achieve air superiority, it is a platform. it's a platform for, uh, launching airnd thirty-digit inferior. secondly, in order to win air battles against our pilots, these pilots must train; ukrainian pilots have no combat experience and need a raid. moreover, a decent raid on these aircraft, so to speak, to conduct air battles. i think they will be used as a platform , but uh, in order to be used as a platform, supplies corresponding to the americans are needed, a large range of air-to-air missiles, air -to-air missiles, but so far there is no talk about the supply of these missiles, uh, i haven’t heard , in order for these conversations to take place; moreover, now the ukrainians have already, uh , started to have a conversation that it would be nice to have a swedish flu. well , the swedes are silent, they have not confirmed that, so to speak, they are ready to supply their own flu. although this plane is simpler and does not have the same requirements for takeoff. uh, a look at the landing strips. uh, but again, uh, hmm, we need training for pilots and the plane

air air. e the crew of multi-role fighters practiced patrolling in a given area and covering the actions of storm-bomber aircraft , as well as helicopters when striking military targets and military equipment, after which they returned to their home airfield. powerful explosions that night recorded near odessa on the outskirts of dnepropetrovsk, also eyewitnesses reported in telegram channels about the characteristic sounds of drones and cruise missiles, which objects of the ukrainian military infrastructure were struck, while unknown, and the crew of our pantsir-s missile gun system shot down a british storm shadow missile in the sky above the lpr, reporting by stanislav shil. this is footage of objective control of the destruction of a cruise missile according to all characteristics. it was a british storm shed about anti-aircraft missiles on the s1 shell cannon complex that destroyed this missile arrived in the zone from the kamchatka territory, the sky of donbass is protected around the clock by destroying cruise missiles and drones. target detected. range 12 height 300 speed 55 target type helicopter foreign target upon entering destroy the zone, if you destroy the fighter with the call sign donbass has long since moved to kamchatka, but first he returned to defend his native sky, for him. this is already the second trip, the commander launched a launch at the command of the commander. within five seconds the target was destroyed. now the missiles are nato weapons, they target civilians. there were no military installations there . the driver of the shell, a fighter with the call sign bars, has been serving in the zone for 6 months. the speed of movement and mobility of the complex depends on it. conveys excellent fighting spirit a huge hello to my family and friends. from the lugansk people's republic of the kamchatka territory, the city of petropavlovsk-kamchatka , the commander of his fighters has no doubt he knows the task will be completed, despite the difficulties of the s1 pantsir yuzhny air system, the group of troops is equipped with 30-mm machine guns , medium-range missiles, and a barely powerful locator. capable of engaging multiple targets at once , the armament of the pantsir s1 air defense system is part of the air defense system that the russian army is building to protect the sky above the donbass from attacks by nato weapons dmitry pyrk evgeniy cherny news, lugansk, belgorod region, 58 families from border areas who lost their homes due to shelling by ukrainian militants received the keys to new apartments and houses. some of them will settle in a microdistrict near belgorod, shops, school , kindergarten, everything is within walking distance. targeted work is being carried out with each of the affected families; according to governor vyacheslav gladkov, at the moment 1,266 people have identified a specific apartment or house. great, everything is within reach. it’s simple. as we didn't expect we expected it, we honestly didn’t expect it. another batch of build

used to remove impurities from the iron and a blast of air forced into the furnace at the bottom through an air duct or twitter twitter power for the air blast was supplied by a waterwheel operating huge air pumps set above it. through a hole in the casting arch. the iron was tapped twice a day and about 25 tons a week was produced. the molten iron run into molds because of a family resemblance to a saw heard suckling pigs. this was called pig iron. however, of the iron used during colonial days was being produced by processes very similar to the primitive of heating iron ore in a charcoal fire turning out only about 2 to 6 tons a week and steel was still being made by reheating the iron in contact with charcoal. not until 1856 was an inexpensive developed of converting blast furnace molten iron industry on a quantity basis by removing the excess carbon. this was accomplished by the development of an air blast converter, of which this is one of the earliest models. this revolutionary development made possible for the first time, the production steel on an inexpensive quantity basis and paved the way for the great steel age. in the mode

we still haven't cleared the air. air pollution remains a major killer analysis from our data journalism theme is revealed it last year. most people lived in areas where air quality fell short of standards that have been set by the world health organization or the change this european part of that is set to vote on tougher air pollution rules. next week. pollution through natasha's life plans up in the air. she was once a cycling instructor, hearing brussels, about all that time, spent in rush hour traffic tickets to on her long history. you have a, i was waking up at night and struggling to bring him by the office. it happened several times. so i went to my doctor and he more or less told me it was linked to a policy. so this, i'm a really forced me to reconsider my job's presented book here. natasha says off on a new career in education on no, take the scenic route. she's not the only one seeking a breath of fresh air. the dw researchers crunch the numbers and learns that last year. 98 percent of people in europe lived in areas where air pollution levels exceeds w h o recommendations. power sparse. lona and athens are particularly affected, plus parts o

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night, the ground radiates heat upwards, so the air at ground level gets colder and colder, valley: this cold air collects at the bottom. when moist air from the river rises and meets the cold layer, the moisture condenses around tiny particles in the air and forms water droplets. in large quantities, this becomes fog. in denora, fogs were frequent because there were lots of particles for the water to condense around, and when fog mixes with pollut. it becomes smog. fog and smog are pretty strange, spooky phenomena, but actually they're little more than tiny suspended droplets of water hanging in the air, now in a lab like this, it's actually very difficult to generate a proper fog, so the only way we can make fog is by using fog machine, but in 1940s in a city like... dinora, a combination of fog and the accrid smoke from the local factories would have combined together into a really nasty smog. on october 27th, 1948, the town woke up to a thick and accurd smog, classic donora weather. i don't think anybody ever thought it was anything unusual, truthfully. they at first thought it was just an ordinary heavy smog. they couldn't see th

air in air conditioners , but now a group of technologists in the country succeeded in designing and building a new generation of these ducts. aluminum and polyester with the aim of increasing the old qualities used to transfer air from any air generator or air production device . the relevant branches of these channels can be used. 100% of the material is prepared from inside and it has three main parts. vc and laminated aluminum, and now the boats we use law to two types of elastomeric and polyester, the new frequency of air transmission channels, which is also considered as energy storage , has advantages over galvanized channels, very low weight, which can be removed during the installation of materials on construction , such as work and comes lower. it can be used for very high acceptance where , for example, the channels are not able to pass through those places, they are not patient like now, and the false ceilings of flexible channels can be easily installed in these false ceilings and places where galvanized channels can be installed, the best galvanized channels. they are not self-igniting when we go, self-immolation means that when you set fire to a channel, it will catch fire, this fire will not cont

air quality is getting worse. the bay area air district bumping up its air qualitied a surprisery to a spare-the-air alert. new developments in the last hour. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. smoke has dropped a heavy haze across the bay area, and the air is at an unhealthy level. meteorologist kari hall is monitoring what we can expect today. kari, i understand we're also dealing with that spare-the-air alert. >> we are continuing to see our air quality remain unhealthy across the bay area, even as that marine layer starts to lift, we're still seeing the particulate matter in the air unhealthy for people with heart conditions or breathing problems. limit your time outside. this is also dangerous for the elderly and children who may be outside during their recess time or maybe happen to have recess indoors at this hour. we're looking at the range. the numbers have been hazardous across the bay area, so we're having to limit our outdoor exposure. this same wildfire has been here for weeks, but we saw it with the air pressure north and east. we do expect to have the same weather setup into the day

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air—to—air radar, and once he'd got a visual on you, he'd give you a blast of cannon fire, and you would cease to exist because the fire from an me 262 was formidable. now, in my aircraft, i've got what was known as radar detection equipment. so as soon as he turned on his air i take immediate evasive action, as i did, by dropping down 10,000 feet and altering course. and my navigator was complaining bitterly and saying to me, "well, how do you know? i can't see him." and i said, "and a very good thing, too, _ "because if you could see him, he could see us, "and we'd be dead. "so i can't afford for you to be wrong." and i dodged in and out of the sky, and all over the place, and eventually i took him down low. because when you get down low, jet aircraft consume large quantities of fuel. and i knew this chap only had 45 minutes from the time that he took off to the time that he landed back at base. and i thought, "sooner or later he'll have to pack it in." so he went home, and i lost him. i was working one day in darlington and i thought, "oh, to pot with this." and i walked across the road to an raf recruiting office. and i said, "i'd like to join the raf, please." the chap said, "very good, sir. "come on in and take all your details." and that was it. in a

air above it. if the high pressure system persists, a switch. which eventually occurs and the high level air becomes warmer than the air below it. this is a temperature inversion. in denora, the warm air acts as cap over the valley, trapping fumes inside. special effects expert david woods replicates the capping effect of a temperature inversion using models and smoke machine. this is a representation of donora, town in a steep-sided valley, as you can see most of the pollution is actually leaving the valley as it should. and uh this perspects lid represent the warmair cap that formed over the vally trapping in the pollution. as days go by, the toxic fumes have nowhere to go. the smog builds, getting thicker and swamping the town. five days in and the situation takes an alarming turn. young telephone operator, aliraniac struggles. smog to reach work, we had to buzz in to get in the door, and the girl let me in, and she said, hurry up, get up here, she says, um, get your set on, people are dying, the doctor's phone starts to ring off the hook, after a while we realized you, something was drastically along here, the emer

bottom is flat, and the top is convex, when the air passes over the top, it turns out, and you can draw for me, now, look, here is the wing, here is the air, air out that the pressure above is lower than the pressure below, this creates a force that pushes the wing up, well, it turns out the aircraft itself, so this i i don’t understand what’s going on here, don’t hit me, boss, don’t hit me, don’t hit me anymore , for what, what did i do, what’s the matter, i don’t have the strength, so why are we violating the instructions, but this creature spilled a mug of water, here i decided to teach it... slepnev’s job is to protect you, not to teach lessons, do you understand? that's right, what kind of chaos is this, shut your mouth, demidova, without you we have enough teachers to get by, there is, the first time you get a reprimand, the second time you end up here instead of her. are you late for rehearsal? are you making yourself wait? i kiss you with all my heart. disconnect this is a disconnect for you. put it yourself, pavlova, come here. i know that demidov and the tower are shining, but why do i need you now? what are you telling me, in order

so as soon as he turned on his air—to—air radar, i got a signal in my cockpit.eet and altering course. and my navigator was complaining bitterly and saying to me, "well, how do you know? "i can't see him." and i said, "a very good thing too, because if you could see "him, he could see us, and we would be dead. "so i can't afford for you to be wrong." and i dodged in and out of the sky and all over the place, and eventually i took him down low, because when you get down low, jet aircraft consume large quantities of fuel. and i knew this chap only had 45 minutes from the time that he took off to the time that he landed back at base. and i thought sooner or later, he'll have to pack it in. so he went home, and i lost him. i was working one day in darlington and i thought oh, to pot with this, and i walked across the road to an raf recruiting office, and i said, "i'd like tojoin the raf please", the chap said "very good sir, come on in and take all your details", and that was it. in a bomber, then, i was in halifax bomber, you would have seven people. a pilot, a nav

air quality. the extreme weather resilience program provides air filtration and air conditioning equipment, 2 community service organization, facilities across the city for use during poor air quality in extreme heat. the program draws on a plan to identify edium to long-term strategies ranging from green infrastructure projects to adapting buildings and services. future heat waves, air quality event. going to be watching that program today at the boys and girls club of san francisco, columbia park clubhouse on girls street at 02:30pm. welcome back a wednesday to the middle of the week. under terms of the air quality not so hot out there. john morning. yeah, the air quality is really rough yesterday and does continue to remain that way today. reyna. >> not your ideal forecast for getting outside enjoying those 70's that so many of us saw yesterday. now we are looking at some smoke, some haze, very evident in the east bay hills right here. the worst of it is in the south bay this morning with a couple of pockets of moderate further north. but all in all, it really is just not the best one, especially yo

air filters. go ahead, julie. oh, air filters that were installed as a coronavirus precaution are now helping with the smoky air. students who play outdoors are also being given more breaks between exercise wise. the district says it is unlike any that the class will be canceled in san francisco. with today's poor air quality and the possible warm weather in october, many are looking for relief now at the boys and girls club in the city's mission district. san francisco's department of emergency management announced a first of its kind extreme weather resilience program. it began distributing air conditioners, air conditioners and air purifiers to 39 community organizations means the idea is similar to cooling centers in the summer and warming centers in the winter. the idea is that we want to ensure that community based organizations can continue to serve this community during a heat or an air quality event. and a quick reminder to stay on top of the weather conditions and air quality in your area. you can download the ktvu weather app. new at ten novato's rotary club just wrapped up their dine in donate event.

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send them home early. >> this happened when the air quality index hit 150. >> when we have this bad air quality, we have to have everything shut down and air filters running. but when it reaches the point of red, it's just like that call of do we stay inside and, you know, maybe pass illnesses or do we try to have early pickups and really just keep everyone safe? >> cyrus yamin, a parent, is finding the silver lining. >> it threw an awesome wrench into my day because i get to have an adventure with my son. prem, what are we going to do, primo? have adventure minutes away. >> children's fairyland making a similar decision to close its gates early by one in the afternoon. up until that point, they were offering masks to guests as they entered volunteer for summer. cunningham said she kept her mask on the whole time. we're both really sensitive to the smell and i currently can get headaches. >> it's maddie here has a hard time with breathing. it definitely provides a lot of discomfort. >> meanwhile, the oakland unified school district is instituting its poor air quality day protocols. >> but so we've we've been informing our staff uh- to keep

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>> alcatraz. >> thank you. >> in about 75 minutes after he took the plunge, levy reached the shore to complete his 100th swim from alcatraz. do you realize what you have done? >> i took a new for from alcatraz. >> it looks like you could do it again. >> it is round-trip. >> he's going to try to beat my record. >> i have 900 to go. >> i am sure he will do it. >>> what an attitude and what spirit . he had a huge cheering session. it was like i was walking around with the celebrity. >>> how long did that take him? how many years? >> started 11 years ago. then pedro , the one that paddled around, he wanted to say, what do i have? bennett raised his skill level to what you see today. pedro has 1000 swims. he is the king. >> they will be back in the water doing more. >> i am looking for number 101. >>> check out these images of the northern lights in alaska. the shimmering light happens all the time from the way the sun interacts with the atmosphere. the best time to see it is usually around ring or fall equinox which was last week. >>> let's catch paul with the latest forecast? >> not something we typically see. it would have to be an exceptional for the lights to be visible to the south. what we are in store for the short version, more typical autumn weather. that is where we go today after the clouds clear. the return means more solar energy being created across the bay area. it was decreased today because of those clouds. we will be back to that level as we go through tomorrow and again on thursday. if you are looking forward to the return of rain, you may not have to wait too long. the outlook does show a trend toward wetter than normal conditions. that would coincide with cooler than average temperatures. in the short-term, we have a trend. right now, temperatures are backing down as we made it up to near what was normal. these represent a mix of 50s and 60s. 63 in san jose. from the high elevations, lust, standard 55 already. 60 in morgan hill. 50s in livermore while antioch and concord holding on into the mid-60s. temperatures around the bay, a 60. exactly 60 in san francisco. the northbay cooling off at a greater rate . 61 in napa but upper 50s in novato and down to the mid-50s already in petaluma and santa rosa were temperatures are more likely to dip to the low 50s. let's look at the low temperature forecast map, we will start off close to what is normal. that means 50s across the board. we started in the 60s because of the clouds. tomorrow morning back to typically cool temperatures. later, if you are headed out to the giants game, trying to keep hopes alive. gametime temperature should be in the mid-60s and gradually cooling down. we will try to keep hope alive for at least a couple more games. let's look at the forecast. starting with the northbay where temperatures will be close to what is typical. everybody on either side of 80. pleasantly warm and pleasantly mild. near 70 in san francisco with mid-70s in oakland. temperatures could be warmer down the peninsula in redwood city and cooler along the coast. 67 at half moon bay isn't bad at all. plenty of sunshine breaking through. in the valley, temperatures will be warm. mostly low 80s. temperatures inland, mostly low 80s. in the tri-valley some of the warm spots. mid-80s around antioch and bread would. >>> we will see a change in temperatures late this week. let's look at the seven day. the inland part of the bay area, after that high temperature range in the lower half of the 80s with more of the same on thursday. even the warmest spots by friday and saturday will only be in the 70s and then a gradual return to near-normal in the first few days of october. it is a similar trend around the bay. not as much volatility thanks to the moderating influence. those temperatures barely struggling up to 70 by friday and saturday. along the coast, typical territory, high temperatures in the 60s. asked the cool air arrives, there is an outside chance of showers. best chances along the coast. even there, rain chances of 10 to 20% . may be passing sprinkles on friday night. >>> people love curly fries. how an argument ended in shots fired through a drive-through window. >>> we have seen this multibillion-dollar sphere large over the vegas skyline. tonight , getting a first look inside of it. >>> we have shown you plenty of images of the new sphere looming over the vegas trip . is 580,000 feet of leds. each the size of a hockey puck. until now we have never seen the inside. almost to sphere within the sphere. lots of catwalks for service and maintenance to get in and around. the $2.3 billion venue opens this friday when there is a 25 show residency. there is the inside. >> we were just there doing shows. >> we had our chairs lined up right in front. >> it was impressive. >> it is supposed to have the highest stereo system or electronic system . i will learn more about it. >> they needed more than e

have this aviation component, that is, well, modern e-e fighters in the air of western production with western e -class systems air airf those anti-aircraft missiles and track on artillery batteries that we have on earth well, but in the conditions when will we have to wait for f16? we will probably have to wait until february 24th. indeed, this is the temporary transfer of use in ukraine . it seems that it is about irisk systems, if i remember correctly now, and negotiations are underway with several middle eastern countries that have already bought these batteries in germany, but well, let's say yes, their security situation is, to put it mildly, much better than in ukraine, and uh, well , these countries can really transfer temporary movement, of course, not all the batteries they bought, but at least some a part that will also be a very serious reinforcement for our air defense system. it seems to me that , firstly, this is a completely real story . such modern high-tech anti-aircraft missile complexes at least yes, and they do not act by themselves, that is, we assume that our airspace protection system is insane

and also getting indoors and making sure you have the right type of air filter or you're making your own air filter. there are your air filter, your own air filter. they are do it yourself box fan air filters. you can make right now. >> really? yeah i think we tried that at home because for a while it was actually really hard to get an air filter or how that works. air purifier to know it works. it works. yeah. yeah. but i want to ask you like, so if you've got jogging, if you've got, let's say kids sports and their coach hasn't canceled, what should you do? >> i think it's totally on parents to have that conversation with coaches and ask like is it actually safe because the air quality can differ in certain areas versus others. when can change all of this as well? and so we want to make sure that there's plenty of eyes on the air quality right now. and people are ready for things to get shut down and closed. >> are you recommending that people wear masks if they're going outside, at least for the next couple of days or is it only if you, let's say, have asthma or some some other underlying condition? >> i would recom

air as we head towards the weekend. we certainly have onshore wind right now along the embarcadero. definitely seeing some haze in the air still spare. the air alert has been extended through tomorrow, moderate to poor air quality expected saturday. you start to see some green and sunday and monday, good air quality for the entire bay area. so we're heading in the right direction. just going to take another day to get there. temperatures in the 60s and 70s right now as we look at a live picture from our golden gate bridge camera, a nice blue sky here. temperatures will be coming up a little bit and then back down hazy through tomorrow. better air quality this weekend. fall arrives tomorrow night at 11:50 p.m. and we do have a chance of showers late monday into tuesday morning . tomorrow morning, we will see the low clouds fill back in. and as we head towards tomorrow afternoon, pulling away, most areas will see sunshine, but it will be filtered by that smoke from the wildfires up to our north. 40s, 50s on those temperatures tomorrow morning and it will be a little bit cooler than the last couple of mornings. tomorrow afternoon, we're looking

air. improved air quality by friday and saturday. temperatures, not a problem. 70s and 80s.ching a little wind in the mountains, especially in the north by tomorrow night and thursday morning. 15 to 30 miles per hour. eventually, we're holding out for next tuesday, a chance of some showers here. trace amounts but off to the north, where the fires are burning, producing the smoke, we could see an inch or more of rain. >> that's a good deal. and tomorrow, activities will be postponed, as well. >> doesn't look good. >> thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00 a.m. >>> tonight, several developing stories president biden with a stark warning at the u.n., and the five americans released in a prisoner swap with iran finally back home >>> first, that emotional homecoming, though freed americans back on u.s. soil. their tearful reunion with loved ones. >>> also, that warning from president biden to other leaders at the u.n don't let russia carve up ukraine. and ukraine's president zelenskyy making his own plea, accusing russia of genocide our richard engel on the front lines. >>>

bay today the air quality index topped 150 in gilroy and san jose, and that means the air is unhealthy particularly for people with respiratory sensitivity. the tiny particles in the smoky air can cause big health problems. >> they cause inflammation in the lungs. that's why this causes asthma exacerbation, emphysema, but some of these ultra fine particles are so small, less than 0.3 microns, they can cause increased incidents of heart attacks, of strokes. >> which is why some medical experts recommend on days like this you stay indoors if you can, set the ventilation in your vehicle to recirculate, where an n-95 mask outside if you have respiratory issues. also a good idea to avoid exercising outdoors because you'll be breathing faster, taking in even more dangerous particles. >>> and no matter what you were doing today, you just couldn't escape it, right? you could see and smell the smoke. smoke across the bay area. our christie smith joins us now. christie, you have been all over contra costa county today. what's the smoke like out there right now? >> reporter: well, we have been all over and ended up in martinez, where we are now, looking east. it's really hazy out here