chief beaufort, if i may. first line says, welcome chief beaufort. 960. you hear the questions asked we understand it to be what was it again? 90 days within the year? but in your report you have a specific designation what you want to do with the 950's. if you can narrate that for the commission, please? president next joe. vice president morgan. commissioner collins, fraser. feinstein and chief nicholson. thank you. that portion was suggested fromllowllow anderson trying to expand the out roach and recruitment. as a suggestion to myself asked if we could pursue the opportunity to hire retiree in the 960 which are part-time employees to be able to assist us in the office. as they expand. currently, you know office is 2 of us taking on the responsible of on boarding and as well as trying to expand training and out reach to the community we work with. with community partners who build accesses and wrap around service in addition, we would like to start working toward the internal recruitment to talk about the yours like prevention and the airport, training

supply the institutions in some way, considering the currency openings that have been created by beaufort and providing the institutions with the approved price and in some cases below the approved price that we have been selling in the past one or two months. we also had the issue that with me the price was lower than the approved price. there is definitely room for the cost of production to decrease and this will automatically lead to the price of height and weight being below the approved price. until when will this happen ? the estimate that we have, according to this kind of shortage and the increase in supply compared to demand, definitely falls in the next week or two, this event is planned. we have a plan with the union to compensate for this issue of oversupply of eggs. the producers of the mother of export, let us use all the capacities around us, we can see that the ministry of jihad's feature in how many times did you have a wide and detailed interaction between the central bank and the trade development organization with the free network , using the capacity of the ministry o

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bayview hunters point neighborhood beaufort allegedly was carrying a gun at the time. but police did not describe the gun or how it was despite. >> new at 10 tonight, 5 people have been arrested after a 1.1 million dollar robbery at heller, jewelers in san ramon. this store is located inside the city center bishop ranch mall near 6 ad. the robbery happened in march earlier this year. investigators say they were able to track the suspects through a stolen rolex watch with gps. investigators say one more person was involved and they're still looking for that suspect. time now for our 4 zone forecast as we step outside and show you the lights near the runway of sfo. >> and my is back. i'm talking relatively cool temperatures. hang in yeah. i know you love cooler weather, catherine. so you're certainly going to love tomorrow. we are going to be slightly cooler, especially for warmest inland valleys. check out today's daytime highs in the upper 70's when we should be flirting with 90's. this time of year. so easily 5 to 10 degrees below average. oakland, 66 degrees. when yo

whatever happens now is just about done, we're looking at maybe a storm surge, 2 to 4 feet around beaufort, 1 to 3 feet, cape hatteras to kill devil hills cape hatteras' high tide, 9:20 this morning once they get through that, they should be through the worst of it still, rainfall amounts may be another 1 to 3 inches, isolated 6-inch amounts so there is a risk for flooding, especially from cape hatteras. elizabeth city, not so much. the good news is, whatever's happening now can finally start to recede. so the cleanup can begin in earnest. >>> turning to that breaking news from south africa, where more than 70 people have died in a nighttime building fire in johannesburg nbc's kelly cobiella joins us with more. kelly, good morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning to you that five-storey building is still smoldering this morning and the search and rescue efforts are ongoing as we're learning that more than 70 are dead and dozens injured as well. the fire broke out at 1:30 in the morning, as people were sleeping loca and you can see in this video, the fire engulfing a

beaufort from governors who have lifted up and said how quickly this president responded in the federal government responded so i would refer you to their own words. a week ago today, the president and first lady met with survivors and with emergency responders and state and local officials. they talked about the overwhelming destruction the cause the wildfires and it was heartbreaking. what i can say here and now is he is committed to delivering everything he can to the people of hawaii what they need and we will be with them as long as it takes for them to rebuild. the present has been very clear about that and the first lady has supported that the fema administrator has said that. what is currently on the ground, the federal government has deployed many volunteers on the ground and there has been $15 million given to families. we will be there in the federal government will be there under the direction of the president as long as it takes for this community to rebuild. our hearts continue to be with the families and the people of hawaii who have lost so much. >> is anybody closer to

young stars of i think south carolina american history is brent morris who until recently was at usc beaufort he's not going to be at clemson. you didn't know? he's going to clemson. he's a former student of mine. i'm delighted. but seriously, when chaz joyner made that quotation, there was somewhat teaching south carolina history at every institution of this come in this state. •-ellipsisly it is -- it's still, well until bill retired but was still thought at sc state. so we do have a problem because some folks deal with, they say we are dealing with broader issues, the world. forget about, they are forgetting about the community that they're supposed to be serving. >> and i think you bring up a really good point, something that the field history and public history both need to grapple with, which is of that if you are interested in the spacein but five you would not e allowed to tell the truth in that space, that would not necessarily be the degree that you want. if you're thinking i'm going to try to write this from this perspective tell the story in my tenure committee is going to knock t

sipaand losenight'ontr beaufort us on a good point. the quiz ii mean, n the because everybody had a good sound bite they are all already fundraisin on ialt. you get these e-mail that tim scott said thiscs and nikki hal said thiids. the question is, did they move m the ovneedle? do they move themselves out? and if they didn't, with the former president get involved i any of these debates? o would he need to get involved? >> not in the debasement i thin you are right, that's the questionn the , who needed some to help bathemselves in this particularsii th moment was the republican primary.ic i think there is aan clear answ vivek ramaswamy. he absolutely dominated ton tonight's debate both when h e ot was speakingh , also with the attacks on him. this not to say he had a perfec night by enemies but he absolutely was the person that was dominant means. in that sense i think increase the narrative and momentum that we've seen which is vivek going up andh is ron desantis going d. i don't think ron desantis did anything to stop the declineyth

the pilot was part of a squadron based in beaufort, south carolina.we have learned the pilot was able to eject before the crash. no other information about their identity has been released. in russia, president vladimir putin is speaking out for the first time after the apparent death of a mutinous mercenary. groups leader. us officials say it's likely evgeny prigozhin was killed in a plane crash near moscow on wednesday. abc news reporter reena roy has new information about what potentially caused this crash. >> the kremlin is now breaking its silence, denying any involvement in this deadly plane crash that's believed to have killed yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the wagner mercenary group who led a rebellion against the kremlin back in june. russian president vladimir putin calling prigozhin his one time friend a talented businessman. but putin saying prigozhin had a complex destiny and made serious mistakes in life. when that mutiny unfolded earlier this summer, putin called it a stab in the back. >> there's a lot of ironic symmetry here, the fac

the beaufort is coming -- the welfare is coming.hing more politicians look then to get in front of the camera and go throughout more money. they will rescue you. hold on tight. host: what about after a? who's going to help, if not for government to come in after disaster? is it help yourself in natural disasters, acts of god, like these? caller: what did we do before? what happened before? did the country fall apart after a storm? no, of course not. people came in. private investment came in. what these people do not understand is that if the government getting involved is distorting the local market. it is destroying the insurance industry. they cannot rebuild the house is because the government is propping them up. think about the behavior of these people. they do not move their lawn chairs out of the way. they do not move their boats or their cars because they know the government will save them. their behavior changes. host: i take it you are not a fan of the national insurance flood program? caller: of course not. we are proppin

beaufort, we're talking 2 to 4 feet. this is going to subside as the day goes on. we're going to continue to see the winds coming down as well. tropical storm force strength, as far as the winds are concerned, for places like myrtle beach, wilmington. hatteras looking at 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts. significant gusts happening. we still, of course, have the tornado watch we're concerned about with a little bit of the spin in the atmosphere and the heavy rain working across that area. that'll all be gone by the time we get to the afternoon hours, willie. >> good news. it is moving through. angie lassman, thanks so much. >>> joining us now, the mayor of myrtle beach, south carolina, brenda bethune. people worried about your city and your state with this tropical storm moving up north through florida yesterday. how'd you do in myrtle beach? >> we actually faired very well, thankfully. when i look at the pictures you're showing of florida, i just want them to know our heart is with them. we're here to help if needed. >> so what did you see? you had high winds, some rai