without the new light tigress became completely blind, and when aurora nevertheless gave timid, signsallegedly trying to calm her with a bat, the neighbors raised the alarm, as they say very -cries a lot, suffers very loudly. he might be sick. you can still, well, just screams for help, this was heard throughout our neighborhood. people stopped people it seemed that there was someone trying these frightening shots were taken by the neighbors of the hot, frozen aurora in a dirty enclosure. she stared at one point , the pupils are not visible, the lenses are covered with a white film of saratov grass under the protection of the prosecutor's office, this appeal was sent to a specialized body. in this case, this department is simply the department of natural supervision for the saratov penza authorities, the department of rosprirodnadzor itself. agreed unscheduled. exit check was found out by the prosecutors from the evils of the defenders the tigress lived in a barn next to rats and parrots the pigeons in the room had little light. in addition, there was poor air ventilation. all of them

i want to stick with aurora.e giving the world real-world prospects for self-driving tech, but the industry is having a rocky patch with competitor argo ai shutting down after volkswagen and ford backed away from a deal. is that a small crack in a bigger fissure in self-driving technology? chris, what do you think? chris: yes, i think it's just normal. what we are seeing is what happens in any industry that if you look at the automotive industry at the beginning of the 20th century, there were 200 car companies. then, there were three. we have seen a lot of companies spring up, explore the space, and some of them will succeed and others will not. aurora positions are self to be independent. we have the capital, the people, and the technology, so i am more optimistic than before about the space and where we are going. emily: as you say, risk is normal. but if you look at what happened with argo shutting down, potential investors pulling out, is that a risk aurora faces? chris: no, it's part of our strategic advant

and this is the aurora on which pyotr dmitrievich and there he visited the sea trials of the aurora and, petropavlovsk, on which great-uncle boris petrovich served and we know the following about him, that in 1905 he entered the junior general class of the naval cadet corps, which first organized.

then aurora.are capitalized to get them through 2024 and aurora is telling investors they are on track to launch a commercial autonomous trucking business. is fighting talk enough? is a lot of questions in the space right now. emily: hey mom, i want to stick with aurora -- hang on i want to stick with aurora. the industry is having a rocky patch with competitor argo ai shutting down after volkswagen and ford backed away from a deal. is that a small crack in a larger fissure? what do you think? >> i think it's just normal. what we are seeing is what happens in any district that if you look at the automotive industry at the beginning of the 20th century, there were 200 car companies. then, there were three. we have seen a lot of companies spring up, explore the space, some of them will succeed and others will not. aurora wants to be independent. i am more optimistic than before about the space and where we are going. >> as you say, risk is normal. what happened with argo shutting down, potential inv

aurora has started dystrophy of the dayless light, the tigress is completely went blind.eless gave timid, hot signs of life, the neighbors allegedly tried to calm her down with a bat. it is very, very crying, suffering very loudly. or maybe sick, maybe even, well, just in time i heard about help. all found the cross. people who stopped people thought that there was someone trying these frightening shots were filmed by the hot neighbors. cooled aurora in a dirty enclosure stared at one point at the predator, the pupils are not visible, the lenses are covered with a white film. saratov grass environmental prosecutor's office, this appeal was sent to a specialized body. in this case, this is the department of rosprirodnadzor for the saratov penza region, the department of rosprirodnadzor itself. the defenders agreed on an unscheduled on-site inspection and the tigress lived in a barn next to rats, parrots, pigeons, there was little light in the room. in addition, there was poor air ventilation. all of them are in conditions inadequate for keeping wild animals. there we pract

aurora began to develop dystrophy of the dayless light; the tigress became completely blind.n aurora nevertheless gave timid signs life hot, allegedly trying to calm her bat raised the alarm the neighbors said. uh, very, very crying, suffering very loudly. he might be sick. you can still, well, just screams for help. here it was heard on everything found. neighborhood. people stopped by, it seemed to people that they were trying to frighten someone, these frightening shots were taken by the neighbors of the hot, frozen aurora in a dirty enclosure. staring at one point, the pupils of the predator are not visible, the lenses are covered with a white film of saratov grass, nature of the protection of the prosecutor's office, this appeal was sent to specialized body. in this case, it's control. it's just that the nature supervision should try to the penza regions. the department of rosprirodnadzor itself. agreed unscheduled. the on-site inspection was found out by prosecutors from two defenders the tigress lived in a barn next to the roof. parrots pigeons in the room there is lit

it was aurora who raised him.ing about you. i wanted to read you what he said. "aurora is such an incredible women. she has an infectious and loving energy that is so powerful. i am 100% the man i am today because this woman literally raised me from when i was 6 months old, singing to me, dancing with me, wiping away my tears, cooking for me and making me laugh at every turn. unfortunately like so many filipinos, her story is not all smiles and love. she had to choose a life away from her daughter and thousands of miles from her family. there are literally thousands of people around the world -- thousands of people around the world, me included, who have been influenced by her endless kindness and love." filipinos give of themselves, of their time, their money, their love to others. they do and continue to do what needs to be done to survive. ♪ edelweiss edelweiss ♪ ♪ every morning i greet you ♪ ♪ small and white ♪ ♪ clean and bright ♪ ♪ bless my homeland forever ♪ ♪ blossom of snow may you bloom and grow ♪ ♪ broo

wow , how interesting aurora was furious, of course, lost her job as a lover of contracts.hing. this is not my area of ​​expertise. i work for results. and all these personal internal intrigues do not concern me, and in general it was difficult to get somewhere with other photographers of their models. completely, no one needs a competitor. i don't know how she got on. understandable, understandable. i need the coordinates of this aurora and if possible photos. yes, i have some lying around here. thank you very much. you helped us a lot. such an expression and his soul does not have time to fly away. the body breaks too fast on this flat. alexander robok there is a solution in pharmacies in primorye on sakhalin in the south of the khabarovsk territory, the temperature will drop by about 5 degrees. but you can still say that it is warm here against the backdrop of what is happening in chukotka for the second week here. negative anomaly in some places even during the day up to -30 moreover, the frosts are going to intensify a little more, but in the south of siberia there are

aurora developed dystrophy without daylight, the tigress became completely blind.torah still showed timid signs of life of the hot ones, he allegedly tried to calm her down. the alarm was raised by the neighbors, it says. uh, very, very crying, suffering very loudly. or maybe you can still be sick, well, just cries for help were heard throughout our neighborhood. people who stopped people thought that there was someone being tortured, these frightening footage was taken from the neighbors of the hot frozen aurora in a dirty enclosure. she stared at one point at the predator, her pupils are not visible, the lenses are covered with a white film of saratian grass, nature of the protection of the prosecutor's office, this appeal was sent to a specialized body. in this case, this control. just try to natural supervision and the penza authorities. the department of rosprirodnadzor itself. agreed on an unscheduled check , the prosecutors defenders found out and the tigress lived in a barn next to rats, parrots, pigeons, there was little light in the room. in addition, the

he was murdered celebrating his 27th birthday in the aurora theater massacre.t's a hard thing to say. it's something that we grapple with every day. we have to let people know that that is what happened to us. then, we move on and find out that other people aren't speaking up for you. they aren't at the forefront of this issue and you have to get involved yourself because it's actually the ones who have been directly impacted that have the strongest, clearest voices. >> yeah. to your credit, you have stood up and been counted in this for ten years. your signature legislation is extreme risk protection, or red flag laws. i wonder, has the country made progress on such laws since that shooting in aurora ten years ago? >> we have. it's hard to say that after five people were murdered in colorado springs, but red flag laws have been across the country for going on 20 years. we know from the data collected from all of that, for every 11 petitions filed, we save 1 life. here in colorado just short of two years since our law has been in effect, we've petitioned over 3

and this is the aurora on which pyotr dmitrievich and there he visited the sea trials of the aurora and another ship - this is a battleship, petropavlovsk, on which great-uncle boris petrovich served and we know the following about him, that in 1905 he entered the junior general class of the naval cadet corps since the odessa corps is a combatant rank in the russian imperial navy. translated from french means defender of the sea in 1715, by decree of peter i, the naval academy was established in st. petersburg to train officers, the best pupils of the academy in the last years of study were enrolled in the midshipman company from 1906 . this rank was assigned to a pupil of the senior classes of the naval corps, who were issued for a year of practice in the fleet. the rank of midshipman lasted until 1917. from personal file of boris tizenko dmitry learns that the fate of his grandfather was tragic in 1917. boris petrovich was shot by sailors on the pier of helsingfors. now it is the city of helsinki for refusing to sign a resolution recognizing general kornilov as a rebel. yes, what is t

today, the mobilized tank battalion aurora was escorted from the training ground near kostroma to the zone. mostly from st. petersburg, they polished the control of armored vehicles for several months. fire , now the acquired skills will have to be applied in the real conditions of the special operation, maria's report golovkina. sleeping bags boxes with dry rations water fighters are going on the road loading huge urals with everything necessary that they will take for the soul closer to the heart in their own zone tankers take the icon of st. george the victorious, the patron saint of the russian army, the image is made using a special technology. here is the part done. everything is squeezed out of bread, it is symbolic. we all see god was 80% prepared before. now i am at 111. i know that with me god is a tank battalion formed mainly from mobilized petersburgers, hence the name of the new military unit aurora under kostroma, the men underwent combat coordination, honed the skills of tanks in battle acquired during military service. tank machine for teamwork the crew must understand

petersburg battalions and regiments that went there to aurora was created to participate in a specialitary operation as part of a battalion of residents of st. petersburg and the territory of the western military district, who has a military specialty and combat experience. and i was brought up, i couldn’t sit out in a different way, so i got ready and went, all my relatives knew no one was very worried about the employer. uh put a place behind me worked. uh, at the machine tool company and for more than 1.5 months they were training shooting tactics, fire tactics fire tactics every day, well, time was always busy with something, they didn’t waste nato resources in vain, the alliance reported that 20 countries out of thirty no longer have opportunities to arm ukraine, while the german focus edition notes are now earning hundreds of billions from the crisis. and the insight of europe natalya goncharova in ukraine, at least 30 howitzers provided by the west are out of order under the conditions they cannot be repaired, this has become a big problem for the pentagon, as the juniorg times

petersburg alexander beglov visited the mobilized countrymen who serve in the aurora tank battalion as well as medicines and instruments. all this was purchased with funds from a charitable foundation. the victory of the fugitives noted that the city is doing everything possible to support the defenders and their families. you are the best today respected people who today defend our fatherland protects our families of our children. we will continue to accompany you. if there are any requests, always through the commanders. there are any requests. here to equip you to help you. uh, so that you have enough everything you need enough money. we set aside that, uh, you do n't feel like you're missing anything in there. we'll see what the requests will be. tank battalion aurora created to participate in a special military operation in his composition of the inhabitants of st. petersburg and the territory of the western military district. all of them have a military specialty and combat experience. and i was brought up in a different way to sit out a little, so i got ready and went all the re

but the aurora is the 18th century, john, you might comment on this, fox news. and when they publish the forged documents, forged british documents claiming washington throughout the war was really a trader he was trying to be of benedict arnold but got feet to the punch by benedict arnold. this was just off the top stuff. and actually, among the people commenting on his farewell address was thomas paine he hated him because he didn't think washington got them out of france fast enough. he said we must all devoutly pray for his imminent death. and so the criticism he was a getting too. >> it's pretty funny by the way he was famously an atheist. >> that is true he was. you mean pain not washington. the level of partisanship in the 1790s is comparable to what we are facing in washington now, okay? the press there were no rules for the press. all the news fit to print. now, washington stands firmly against that whole thing. he thanks of you have any problems you can vote me out of the next election. but the level of partisanship in the newspapers in the 1790s is sc

i'd just like to add on a little. ♪ . ♪ . >> thank you aurora. another big oh for oh au.in san francisco and east bay that concludes our program at least this portion of the program. now time to move to the reception hall for beverages and snacks. hold on. we have our special guest. >> hi, thank you for being here today. i'd like to say thank you for calling all of the dancers and taking good care of us. thank you for what you do for the community. [ applause ] >> and now that concludes our program. if you would like to head to the reception area. again, make your way on over at this time. >> driver, bye. >> hi. i'm will b. mixture weltake a walk with me. >> i just love taking strolls in san francisco. they are so many cool and exciting things to see. like -- what is that there? what is that for? hi. buddy. how are you. >> what is that for. >> i'm firefighter with the san francisco fire department havings a great day, thank you for asking. this is a dry sand pipe. dry sand pipes are multilevel building in san francisco and the world. they are a piping system to facilitate

these are the programs in the far east 215 resolution resolution 1242 and 1.72 - this is the aurora airline as a result of the implementation of support measures this year, the average tariff level according to the federal antimonopoly service as of november 10. we specifically requested that the metering remained at the level of the last two years and decreased by 6.5% compared to the level of 2019. that's thanks to subsidies. we did not have a surge in ticket prices in the summer, and despite increase in airline operating costs. well , for example, we have the cost of aviation kerosene. this year, compared to 21, it has grown by more than 45%, and kerosene in the ticket price is more than 30%. also, we did not react to inflation according to the estimates of the largest. companies we also conducted a survey, if there were no subsidies, then the level of flights. uh, would be reduced by about 20-25% in line with the reduction in the number of passengers also transferred. and i gave you an example, and in the summer, when we talked about how we flew on petersburg, up to 65 flights a day, th

petersburg alexander beglov visited the location of the tank aurora battalion handed over to the militaryaz vehicles in a complete set of medicines and tools. all this was purchased with funds from a charitable foundation. the victory of the fugitives emphasized the city and will continue to do everything possible to support the defenders and their families, the most respected people who today defend our fatherland protect our families of our children. we will continue to accompany you. if there are any requests, always through the commanders. there are any requests. here to equip you to help you. uh, to have enough of everything you need enough money. we set aside that, uh, you don't feel like you're missing anything in there. we will look at everything, and see what requests will already be made by the person who will deal with a separate lieutenant governor, who is directly involved. through interaction with all st. petersburg battalions and regiments that went there, aurora was created to participate in a special military operation as part of a battalion of residents of st. petersburg

aurora carmen sylph. she even danced when she became a tutor in 1990. since then, she has trained several generations of useful performers. calling, yes, probably. yes , i just could not imagine anything else, because the profession combines so many elements. look, we are going through the first yoga, this means the body is the knowledge of your body, the feeling of your body, by the way, dramatic actors, we are very envious. if everything else we can as they we can, yes learn the skill. we can play some videos. yes, we can do it all, they can’t do it for me with ballet . well, you understand, this is your fiftieth birthday since childhood. today they celebrate her as a people's artist, belarus, anastasia moskvina, head of the opera company, her lyrical soprano conquered not only europe but also asia, worked at the bolshoi theater of russia, but remained faithful to one stage at the service of the theater and the audience entered 20 years ago debuted about the opera. the magic flute in the role of the first lady since then has been assigned to her the t

i'd just like to add on a little. ♪ . ♪ . >> thank you aurora. another big oh for oh aurora.doing great work here in san francisco and east bay that concludes our program at least this portion of the program. now time to move to the reception hall for beverages and snacks. hold on. we have our special guest. >> hi, thank you for being here today. i'd like to say thank you for calling all of the dancers and taking good care of us. thank you for what you do for the community. [ applause ] >> and now that concludes our program. if you would like to head to the reception area. again, make your way on over at this time. >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manners. today's special guest is katy tang. [♪] >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching san francisco rising the show that's focused on rebuilding reimagining and revitalizing our city. with us today is katy tang, and she's talk to -- talking to us about assistance and services provided to local businesses. can we talk about the role of the office of small business? many small businesses are struggling to he

columbine high school in 1999 and the aurora theater massacre in 2012. the state adopted no fewer than ten gun regulations in the decade after aurora. including a 2019 red flag law permitting judges to seize weapons from people deemed dangerous to themselves or others. the colorado springs suspect identified as anderson lee aldrich, may have evaded that law after allegedly threatening to attack his mother with a homemade bomb last year. doorbell video obtained by nbc news from the alleged incident showed the suspect walking out of the home with his hands up before he was arrested. but there's no record that charges were ever filed. failing to trigger the law that might have allowed authorities to seize weapons his mother said he had with him at the time. colorado springs home county is also especially hostile to the red flag law. the el paso county sheriff's office declared it a second amendment preservation county, and has refused to enforce aspects of it. meanwhile, no formal charges have yet been filed against the suspect who has been released from th

i'd just like to add on a little. ♪ . ♪ . >> thank you aurora. another big oh for oh au.in san francisco and east bay that concludes our program at least this portion of the program. now time to move to the reception hall for beverages and snacks. hold on. we have our special guest. >> hi, thank you for being here today. i'd like to say thank you for calling all of the dancers and taking good care of us. thank you for what you do for the community. [ applause ] >> and now that concludes our program. if you would like to head to the reception area. again, make your way on over at this time. [♪♪♪] >> it's always a slap in the face to our people and we see that happening all over this country, but always reminded us that as indigenous people we didn't actually have a place. what we were thought of continuously was as savages and less than, that the white man came to save us. >> when i first saw the early day statue, i think it brought me back to the time of my ancestors. i think that's where genocide started. >> that was a time when people were being hunted down and slaughte

her repertoire, as classical performances as well as contemporary productions from eto and odile auroraarmen sylphide. she even danced when she became a tutor in 1990. since then, she has trained several generations of ballet performers. calling, yes. well, probably, yes, i just didn’t imagine anything else, because the profession combines so many elements. look, we are going through the first yoga, this means the body is the knowledge of your body, the feeling of your body, by the way. dramatic actors we are very jealous and everything has become. the rest we can as they we can, yeah learn the skill, we can play some videos. yes, we can do it all, they can’t do it for me with ballet . well, you see, this is from childhood. today a foreign artist is celebrating her fiftieth birthday, belarus opera director anastasia moskvina on her anniversary i will accept a big congratulations from the president legal soprano conquered not only europe but also asia worked at the bolshoi theater of russia but remained faithful to her native stage at the service of the theater and the audience received

sure many remember the shooting in the columbine high school in 1999 or in 2012, the shooting in aurora, or in a movie theater in 2021, the shooting in boulder in a supermarket. so gun violence is very, very present in the state of colorado. and of course you covered the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, the deadliest attack on in l, g b, t q venue in the us. what does another event like this mean for the community in the half a minute that we have left? well, i did a story the survivors a year ago on the 5th anniversary in my till, you know, we have to keep in mind that never leaves you if you experience something like that . and keep in mind that many conservatives politicians like run dissenters, the governor, florida. keep blaming, keep making jokes about trans people, about algae, members of the algebra teacher, community. and imagine if you are a member of this community and this happens in your own country, over and over again. in his poll d, w. washington bureau chief many thanks. is a look now. it's on the other stories making news around the world at this hour. ukraine sepa

i'd just like to add on a little. ♪ . ♪ . >> thank you aurora. another big oh for oh au.in san francisco and east bay that concludes our program at least this portion of the program. now time to move to the reception hall for beverages and snacks. hold on. we have our special guest. >> hi, thank you for being here today. i'd like to say thank you for calling all of the dancers and taking good care of us. thank you for what you do for the community. [ applause ] >> and now that concludes our program. if you would like to head to the reception area. again, make your way on over at this time. >> # >> >> >> >> you are watching san francisco rising. >> hi, you are watching san francisco rising. reimagining our city. he's with us to talk about how our library's economic recover. mr. lambert, welcome to the show. >> thank you. i'm glad to be here. >> i know it's been difficult to have books going virtual. have we recovered? >> yes, we are on our way. our staff stepped up big time during the pandemic to respond to the health emergency. since last may, we have been able to steadil

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urging residence to leave the city if they can, to help ease pressure on badly damaged infrastructure. aurora, they are taking revenge. the want to turn casts on into a new mighty or poor. we didn't do anything wrong, and we do. only half of ukraine's energy needs are being made after the latest russian strikes with no heating winter has become a weapon. as supplies and infrastructure continue to be pummeled by russia's shelling ukrainians, embracing for more dark days and heat. dw correspondence john phillip shawl sent us the someplace from east and ukraine near the front line with the massive wave of missile attacks on civilian infrastructure across ukraine. it is sometimes almost forgotten, that fierce fighting continues on the front lines in the east here in the eastern part of how to keep region very close to the russian border. so just getting ready for the beginning of winter and all the challenges that brings with it, temperatures can drop to minus 30 minus 32 degrees in the coming weeks most. so just say that this will probably mean that the better get less dynamic, but nobody thinks

well, not only because of this, they say in the seventeenth year, the volleys of aurora ironed the cornerthe winter. leningrad even had its own special sausage, so this house on babushkina street was called, by the way, the longest house in the city. almost 300 m. sausage time products. in june 1989 , a terrible tragedy occurred, an elderly woman was brutally murdered. the murder was not obvious, or how investigators in leningrad preferred to say that it was glukhar viktor kamyshnikov in the 1980s, an older investigator from the prosecutor's office of the city of leningrad. daughter told her mother lived in one room ; found a new lodger young guy. m.a. the tenant did not show up. where is he? usyshchenkov unknown guy is involved the crime was discovered long-distance telephones the account was checked, it turned out that volgograd did not turn out to be the one who rented her room. it became clear. the criminal must be looked for in the south of russia, where it became very restless. 1989 , volgograd it all started when the driver of the motor depot, the forty-year-old tourist alexander t

urging residents to leave the city if they can, to help ease pressure on badly damaged infrastructure. aurora, they are taking revenge. they want to turn cas thorn into a new mario poor. we didn't do anything wrong, hulu. only half of ukraine's energy needs are being met after the latest rush and strikes with no heating winter has become a weapon. as supplies and infrastructure continue to be pummeled by russia's shelling ukrainians, embracing for more dark days and heat. security specialist, jo sir, in sunni, says the russian attacks are inflicting serious damage on ukraine's energy network, but they do not appear to be holding back its overall war effort. it is very effective and it's objective to terrorize and to punish the ukrainian people. it doesn't appear to be effective in the overall russian goal of breaking the will of ukrainian people to resist and with it breaking the will of the west to support the ukrainians. it's clear that the russian army is over extended and exhausted, but it still has a mass of manpower, a mass of artillery that prevent the ukrainians from advancing much fu

urging residents to leave the city if they can, to help ease pressure on badly damaged infrastructure. aurora, they are taking revenge. they want to turn casts on into a new mighty or born. we didn't do anything wrong nearly in would you. only half of ukraine's energy needs are being made after the latest rush and strikes with no heating winter has become a weaken. as supplies and infrastructure continue to be pummeled by russia's shelling ukrainians, embracing for more dark days and hate. our correspondent nick connelly is in tears and i earlier asked him about the current state of electricity supplies across the country. so we've heard from the authorities here that energy generation and distribution is back to 70 percent of the normal level, but that is very unevenly spread across the country. so it is getting a lot better than it was just last night. but if you're in one of the regions still struggling, that's not much used to you. and they're definitely still all kind of unplanned blackouts. there's no kind of time table caught people can't organize their lives around some kind of certai

only one is gone, but aurora three will not be empty and the chamber hall will come out like a peasantand the operator of the collaboration of homogeneous sopranos in belarus to moscow is different. oh, anniversary birthday. ouch. water protection is a marathon for the anniversary and here anastasia moskvina’s nagust and color for half a century for 20 years once at the taara for e gonar means your day at the theaters for the third time you will blow with a tenner, shabit vudulnyh conditions. it's an experiment - it's her overcoming never made this kind of music and i'm learning i can say that i'm a student in this company. in fact, on such an anniversary, it is necessary that there be an unusual colossal i get pleasure, because very professional musicians are around me and directly envelop me. eh, this jazz atmosphere. and that means the court, well, if only the muscovite and the great would feel sorry for the nineteenth leaf fall for the soloist, the prince of games on the stage, the operation to be a sold-out large cultural yak and art of the password, you already have bill on the w

he died in august of 2019 just three days after he was stopped by aurora police.when he was confronted by three police officers responding to a call about a person described as quote, unquote chech sketchy. the three officers and two paramedics are facing charges of manslaughter and homicide as well additional charges eof assault. he was in a choke held and injected with ketamine and was declared dead three days later. the three officers an two paramedics are facing charges. now in 2021 his family settled a civil lawsuit with the city of aurora for $15 million. we'll continue to cover the developments on this. >>> and so just one week into his tenure, as twitter ceo, elon musk is slashing his work force with massive layoffs starting today. one is writing world richest man decides to set $44 billion on fire. ♪follow, foll ow, follow, follow♪ ♪follow the yellow brick k road♪ ♪ heart-pounding design. intelligenent technology. ♪ courageous performance. discover a new world of possibilities with a bold new take on the lexus rx. never lose your edge. this isn't dry food

some of the people involved in this debacle of fundraising that happened in aurora or now involved wither victim advocates say the nonprofit keeps 10% of donations for operational costs . the governor of colorado has said the colorado healing fund is the best way for donors to help the victims. the suspect in the custody of the colorado springs shooting is scheduled to be back in court. december 6 22 year old anderson lee aldridge is being held without bail. in connection to the attack that left five people dead. the motive in the shooting was still under investigation, but authorities said aldridge faces possible murder and hate crime charges. lawyers for the suspect have not yet commented on the case. county sheriff's office is investigating a deputy who shot and killed an armed robbery suspect early this morning. it happened in the area of central way and pittman road around three a.m. the sheriff's office says the deputy shot and killed the suspect to open fire moments after the deputy deployed. his canine to apprehend the man. the district attorney's office. major crimes task force

thank you, a nine year old boy in aurora, illinois, is able to celebrate the long holiday weekend, and it's thanks to the heroic efforts of two police officers saved him from drowning after he fell through an iced over pond trying to retrieve a football. theylso rescued the boy's mom after she jumped in hoping to save her son. the boy and the officers were treated for minor injuries at a nearby hospital. and this morning. everyone is back home and okay, just incredible video. glad they're okay. coming up what we are learning from the world's oldest, leftover also ahead, the incredible football feet christiano ronaldo made history christiano ronaldo made history again at the world cup. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. have you gotten your updated covid-19 booster? they're designed to help protect against recent omicron variants. schedule yours at vaccines.gov. ♪ ♪ from santa claus, indiana to snowflak

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_ getting reports from the north of aurora people have gathered in one of the _ aurora people have gatheredhijab, and dancing and we know security forces have attacked people have heard gunshots— have attacked people have heard gunshots in this gathering. at the same _ gunshots in this gathering. at the same time, there are protests all around _ same time, there are protests all around the — same time, there are protests all around the country. tomorrow, there have been_ around the country. tomorrow, there have been calls in the southeast of iran have been calls in the southeast of iran for— have been calls in the southeast of iran for a _ have been calls in the southeast of iran for a big demonstration. we know— iran for a big demonstration. we know that — iran for a big demonstration. we know that this is the city and that province — know that this is the city and that province is — know that this is the city and that province is where most people have been _ province is where most people have been killed — province is where most people have been killed out of these more than 300, _ been

a quieter day and a moment of calm across north east scotland this evening, with a glimpse of the auroran the background, for many it is quiet and calm, we keep showers going across the north and west of scotland, blustery too but for many a mixture of varable cloud but the cloud will be building from the west ahead of this band of rain which most will see through tomorrow. temperatures typically in a range from four to eight celsius but across parts of east anglia we could see them dipping to two or three so a chilly start to day here, this is the frontal system which will dictate tomorrow's weather, notice the squeeze in the isobars, so we are likely to see strong and gusty winds through western areas and that band of rain sending through northern ireland, north—west scotland, north—west england into wales and south—west england but parts of east anglia and south—east england could stay dry, maybe north east too but it will be a wind which —— windy day for the irish sea coasts where the gusts might reach 50mph but they are south—westerly winds, so pushing mild air across the uk. that b