table, into which we plug the plug of the bedside lamp, right?es, on the right, on the right we have a small section, it opens from the top, that's exactly what it looks like, it 's more like a box, there's also a socket inside it, and through a small hole in the lid we can get, for example, a wire for a wire for a charger, super, we've, as they say, completed the belt of our room, yes, we have two rhyming elements that are suddenly opposite each other, a milled facade of a platinum cabinet, and we repeat this same motif in... the composition is completed by a cabinet with two sections, facades on quick-release hinges, a system storage opposite hangs on the common wall with the room, shelves are hidden inside, we will partially leave the cabinet with a high plinth open, the tabletop on top repeats the shape of the loggia as. filling two clothes dryers. we close all the glazing sashes with wooden blinds. they are treated with a water-repellent composition. that the connection between the interior and what is outside is extremely important to me. i

proof, but i think that they are already everything given to the mountain, and therefore the full bedsideare filled and they are enjoying themselves calmly, behind this another problem is revealed, the problem... of how many of us have left in a similar way abroad, and when the europeans say that during the hostilities in ukraine, about 600,000 conscripted men left through our border, we multiply by the sums of bribes, and we understand that there is still a semi-military budget, and then the question, in what kind of pockets it fills, and my answer is such massive extortion, such a massive... system, such a vacuum cleaner of money during war, cannot but be coordinated from one center. if there is not enough evidence, then let's remember that all high-ranking servants, well, deputies not of the regional, but of the verkhovna rada, to whom they reach law enforcement officers are not under the control of the office, in a strange way they go abroad absolutely freely, and the president convenes a council, gives three weeks to ensure that this does not happen. what can be stopped and for exact

she kept watch by his bedside, willing him to open his eyes.rday, july 16, 2011, five days after max's fall. dina shacknai: and i noticed that his eeg was just flat. and i thought-- i thought the machine was broken. and i'm shaking the machine, and i'm thinking, it's not working. it's not functioning. i'm shaking. and then, i'm saying, you know, the eeg machine is not working. the eeg is not working. josh mankiewicz: but it was working. six-year-old max was gone, and dina was devastated. (crying) i mean, it was the worst shock in, probably, my entire life. josh mankiewicz: a mother, in shock and in mourning, but also questioning, how exactly had max's fatal fall happened? others ask what led to rebecca's hanging. the mystery at this mansion was only getting deeper. andrea canning: coming up-- ropes, knives, a curious phrase at the scene. there was a message painted in black paint on the door leading to the room. andrea canning: but to some, the most curious thing of all-- the police theory of what really happened. this is a very unusual circums

and the absolutely unconcealed accumulation of these millions at home in bedside tables, as on it meanse thing to me: this family gave. everything should be thrown back to the mountain and i felt absolutely carefree, not afraid of anything, because they are members of the ruling party, because they belong to the elite families of the region, and they are obvious, of course, i do not have proof, but i think that they are already everything given to the mountain, and that is why the bedside tables are full and they are enjoying themselves peacefully, this reveals another problem, the problem of how many of us have left in such a way... abroad, and when the europeans say that during the hostilities in ukraine due to about 600,000 conscripted men left our border, we multiply by the amount of bribes and we understand that there is also a semi-military budget, and then the question is, in which pockets does it all settle, and my answer is such a mass subjugation, such a mass system, such ... a vacuum cleaner of money during the war is not may not be coordinated from the same center. if there

number of similar cases and the absolutely unconcealed accumulation of these millions at home in bedsider as i am concerned, this means only one thing: this family gave its all from the executioner to the mountain and absolutely without card felt herself without fear of anything, because they are members of the ruling party, because they belong to the elite families of the region, and they are obviously, i don't have any evidence, but i think that they have already given everything to the mountain, and that's why the bedside tables are full and they are enjoying themselves peacefully, after that another problem is revealed, the problem of how many of us left abroad in a similar way, and when the europeans say that during the hostilities... about 600,000 conscripted men left our border, multiply by the sums of bribes and we understand that there is still a semi-military budget, and then the question is in whose pockets does it fit, and my answer is, such a massive levy, such a massive system, such a vacuum cleaner of money during the war, cannot but be coordinated from one center. if ther

number of similar cases and the absolutely unconcealed accumulation of these millions at home in bedsideinion, this means only one thing: this family has given everything due to roll back to the mountain and absolutely she felt herself at ease, without fearing no. nothing, because they are members of the ruling party, because they belong to the elite families of the region, and they obviously do not have any evidence, but i think that they have already given everything to the mountain, and that is why the bedside tables are full and they are enjoying themselves peacefully, this reveals another problem, the problem of how many of us have left abroad in a similar way, and when the europeans say that during the hostilities in ukraine because of our border. about 600,000 conscripted men left, multiply by the amount of bribes, and we understand that there is also a semi-military budget, and then the question is in which pockets does it all sit, and my answer is such a massive levy, such a massive system, such a vacuum cleaner of money during there can be no war coordinated from one center, if

i've sat with people at the bedside and people have said, i want mum, i want my daughter, i want my brothere this is so horrible. i haven't said that's the wrong thing to do. what i'm saying is something completely different. for him, this is about opening the door to more and more people feeling like they should opt for an assisted death, but the church may find itself left behind in a fast evolving discourse. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in canterbury. the former head of the army, general sir mike jackson, has died at the age of 80. he led the army during the allied invasion of iraq in 2003, after serving in northern ireland and bosnia. in 1999, he famously refused an order to intercept russian forces when they entered kosovo without nato's agreement. "i'm not going to start the third world war for you," he told a us commander. job coaches will visit seriously ill patients on mental health wards to try to get them back to work, the government has said. trials of employment advisers giving cv and interview advice in hospitals produced dramatic results, according to the work and pensions secret

[music playing] andrea canning (voiceover): at keith's bedside, becky, keith's wife of 33 years, weptd as keith slipped away, along with the sorrow, was the lost hope that he could shed any light on who had done this to him. no one believed keith bryan had an enemy in the world. so as the search for the apologetic intruder got underway, one clue was as simple as the victim's name. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up. there was a theory out there that perhaps this intruder was looking for a different fireman. craig melvin (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. andrea canning (voiceover): fire chief keith bryan, so tough, so brave, spent his career running toward danger. now his life had been cut short inside the safety of his own home. he left behind two dear sons, and the wife to whom he'd been so devoted. i think that it was just such a shock, and such a huge event, and such a tragedy on so many levels. andrea canning (voiceover): at the firehouse keith led in nichols hills near mustang, roger straka, a captain back then, could barely believe it. you just have that gut-wrenching fee

wolfe was among those at fritz's bedside when he died in hospice in iowa. his death came two years after suffering a stroke. frank fritz was 60. >> there are new allegations against sean diddy combs. a texas lawyer representing 120 people has come forward, saying they intend to sue. some of the allegations go back decades. here's abc's aaron katersky. >> new disturbing accusations against hip hop mogul sean combs from a texas attorney who says he represents 120 alleged victims, men and women whose allegations span more than 30 years. >> the conduct at issue spans from the years 1991 all the way to this year 2024. if you wonder why there are so many alleged victims, that's your answer. >> the accounts of the alleged victims, some of whom were children, have not been fully vetted, but their accusations involve the kind of drug fueled, recorded sexual assaults described in a dozen civil lawsuits and the criminal case against combs. >> although we are vetting each call as stringently as we can, i always start with a mindset that i believe victims. >> combs has

i've sat with people at the bedside and people have said, i want mum, i want my daughter, i want my brother thing to do. what i'm saying is something completely different. for him, this is about opening the door to more and more people feeling like they should opt for an assisted death, but the church may find itself left behind in a fast evolving discourse. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in canterbury. israel has said it will consider america's strongly worded warning about the lack of humanitarian aid in gaza. a letter to the israeli government, by the us secretary of state antony blinken, said military assistance could be cut off if the problems are not addressed within 30 days. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, joins us now from jerusalem. israel said it is considering the morning but will it make any difference to what happens? irate difference to what happens? we reall difference to what happens? , really have to wait and see. there has been no formal israeli government response to the letter from these two top biden administration officials. it restates us policy on aid and wea

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who keeps hitler speeches by the bedside? so they like that raw meat rhetoric.at a trump rally should look like. they're trying to steal stuff from the third reich which in my mind is utterly reprehensible. i don't blame madison square garden. that was a different venue in 1939 and the knicks play madison square, billy joe. >> two popes. >> so the reason i stay away from that, it's a great venue. it's not their problem, but the amount of hate rhetoric that emerged on the last monday before the final week, the big launch, i think, fizzled largely because they allowed people like miller, the comedian, to have a floor instead of focusing their message on the economy. >> it was ivana trump's book, i think so. doug, great to see you. tell people where you're going to be tonight? can they come? >> new york historical where we're talking about 2024. >> with eddie glaude jr. >> and beverly gauge, who wrote the biography of j. edgar hoover. >> thanks for coming in. >> on a closing night, today, andrea mitchell announced she's stepping down from her anchor chair in the ne

this the historian bedside this is the testimony of one of moving in delta and victims who had the courage to denounce the pitifully acts of an american priest. father richard, dash back, dash back, spent 8 years in indonesian west timor before moving to the small enclave of old hosting. in 1975, he said, happened often each day in 1991. it was in these institutions that he raped young girls on numerous occasions over a period of the march 2018. the man of the cloth finally confessed the extent of his crimes in a chilling lisa to his superior is. do you follow the general? it's impossible for me to remember, even the faces of many of the nation loan, the names the victims could be any one from about 2012 to 1991, which is a long time i will comply fully with any measures that will be imposed ceiling reaching desk after receiving his way to the vatican, expelled, dashed back from the priest. 3 years later, in 2021, a t maurice court sentenced him to 12 years in prison. this was the 1st time in the country's history that a clergyman had been put behind bars for 6 really abusing children. i'v

. - ijust put the recorder. on like a bedside table, and obviously i fell asleep and woke up with him a party tonight? i was so shocked at him l coming in that i made out i had had an allergic reaction to nuts. - he's basically telling me to relax, and it's important for you to | make love and relax. i said, ijust want to go to sleep on my own, i mr fayed, i don't want to. and he kept saying, relax, please relax.| he walked out and he was angry. there was one particular trip to paris that - wasjust the final straw for me. - he tried to get in the bed . with me and i told him, no, i don't want you to. and he proceeded tojust keep trying to get in the bed. - at which point he was kind of on top of me i and really couldn't move anywhere. l i was kind of face down on the bed and he just| pressed himself on me. at that point, ijust cried and he got up and quite aggressivelyl said to me, go in there and wash yourself, _ and pointed to the bathroom. he'd told me there i was a bottle of dettol in there, and ijust stood in the bath and washed l myself as i was told to. obviously he wanted me t

i was there for the last three weeks at his bedside every night, you know, every day.it was just kind of one of those things where you watch somebody, he didn't wanna leave. he did not want to leave my mom. it was crazy. i would talk to him, my mom would talk to him. i brought all the kids in. i flew my nephew jules home, we're all there, "dad, we are here, you know, it's okay." and it happened and it was, i mean, it screwed me up. i mean, i was pretty few days of, because i don't wanna talk to anybody, i don't wanna see anybody, just leave me alone. ironically enough, a really good friend of ours is a spiritual medium. and she said, "your dad is blowing me up." i go, "what?" she goes, "your dad is all over me about you." and she starts depicting to me things that nobody in the world would know what's going on. i mean, it is goosebumps city, what i'm telling you. so that helped. all the things that i said i wouldn't do. i wouldn't go, you know, i wasn't gonna go for the cremation part, take him to, i wasn't gonna go do that. i just, i don't want any part of this. somet

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yeah, it was it was a very heavy day when she could barely speak anymore my dad and i said at her bedside held each of our hands and she just kept looking at us back-and-forth saying, i'm okay. i'm ok. >> she was way more worried about us than we were about her you felt when that happened did you think when she passed away in they finally, you and john can be together >> when did not certain i ever thought john and i would end up together saying about all of it. >> yeah i never would have gone down this road. >> why? because i'm a parent. i'm a mom. i just would never have an affair. and do that to a family. >> so you maybe understand elizabeth edwards a little better now? >> yes, absolutely. the panda denials of the person you love you? >> no. denying that, you know, like your real hole reality is turned upside down yes, i get it. as a woman, you can understand it intellectually been on a motion, correct? yeah by 2011, the ongoing federal investigation into the edwards scandal came to ahead. john edwards, the one-time vice presidential nominee the democratic party is looking at the possi

this to anyone, but understanding the scale, understanding, looking at these wads of money, pressed bedsideles with dollars, i i understand that as much as possible useful things to buy in order to protect the lives of the boys and to really bring victory closer, let's just pretend that 6 million dollars in cash were found in this tetyana krupii's apartment, how many drones could it be? for you to purchase? very simple, well, $300-$400 a drone, that's about three drones for $1000 on average, so we calculate that 3 thousand drones would be possible, 300 drones is, well, you can fight at the battalion level for six months without denying yourself in terms of ramming the occupier and maybe even moving forward little by little, so this... gives the impression, i also wanted to raise a very brief topic with you, the law enforcement officers there, when they conducted these searches, they even said that they said that these medical officials provided services to people who wanted to avoid mobilization, their services cost from two to five thousand there dollars for a reference, obviously you amon

. >> reporter: angel mitchell was at her mother's bedside at this hospital in erwin, tennessee, whenas just rushing in and power out. >> reporter: as the water rose, she says her 83-year-old mother was placed in a boat, tethered to the hospital. what was going through your head? >> just that my mom is going the die. my mom is going to get swept away. >> reporter: more than 60 patients were evacuated by helicopter, the hospital says. all making it out alive. >> the nurses, the staff there, they -- they made sure we all got out. >> reporter: amid so much desperation, stories of survival, heroism, and hope. in ash county, north carolina, onlookers watched in horror as this home was swept away with a woman still inside. armed with a life jacket and a rope, eddie hunnell jumped in. >> i just couldn't watch her die. >> reporter: pilots from around the country coming together to bring in critical supplies and get people out. >> we've had people from texas to maine, all the way across the east coast just show up. >> reporter: ordinary people joining forces to support one another during unima

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i've sat with people at the bedside and people have said, "i want mum, i want my daughter, i want myhaven't said "that's the wrong thing to do." what i'm saying is something completely different. for him, this is about opening the door to more and more people feeling like they should opt for an assisted death, but the church may find itself left behind in a fast—evolving discourse. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in canterbury. he was also poisoned by the deadly nerve agent which he found in a perfume bottle, he found in a perfume bottle, he found the perfume bottle and gaveit found the perfume bottle and gave it to his partner, dawn, she was poisoned and sadly died. charlie rowley survived. it is hoped we will hear more about exactly where he found the perfume bottle, although the perfume bottle, although the poisoning has left him with significant memory problems. let's go over to the inquiry and hear the opening statements as it gets under way for a third day. it continues until friday. we will continue to bring you the latest lines that we get. let's listening. the members _ we get. let

i've sat with people at the bedside and people have said, "i want mum, i want my daughter, i want myd that's the wrong thing to do. what i'm saying is something completely different. for him, this is about opening the door to more and more people feeling like they should opt for an assisted death, but the church may find itself left behind in a fast evolving discourse. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in canterbury. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. an air india flight bound for chicago made an emergency landing in ekaluit a city in the canadian arctic, after a false bomb threat was posted online. all 211 passengers and crew disembarked and were re—screened according to security protocols. air india noted that it, along with other indian airlines, has faced multiple threats in recent days. the emergency landing came less than a day after canada and india expelled senior diplomats, in a widening feud between the two countries. i am joined now by samuel wat who is a reporter with the canadian broadcasting corporation based in iqaluit, where the plane made an emergency landi

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the physician that was there at bedside when her mother had her daughter raped by an uncle. a husband whose wife almost died of ectopic pregnancy. we have to send those patients to the operating room to terminate the pregnancy, or those women will die. my wife was a trauma nurse specializing in sexual assault. i have a long career where i would never handicap the medical profession from performing procedures that are lifesaving. the long answer is yes, i think that there should be a safety net all over our country for those women who choose to have an abortion to do so. the dobbs decision has caused a burden on washington, bringing other patients to our health care to provide those procedures, because those states don't. ms. laven: senator cantwell, what do you believe is the state role in protecting women's reproductive care and will you support national legislation to safeguard reproductive rights, including a woman's right to choose? sen. cantwell: a woman's right to choose is a constitutional right to privacy. i would hope that all washingtonians would view this as an is

i've sat with people at their bedside and people have said, i want my mum, i want my daughter, i want. i haven't said, "that's the wrong thing to do". what i'm saying is something completely different. for him, this is about opening the door to more and more people feeling like they should opt for an assisted death. but the church may find itself left behind in a fast, evolving discourse. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in canterbury. with a look ahead to what's on newsnight, over on bbc two shortly, here's victoria. 0n those proposal to give terminally people the right to choose, it is the tightest race for the white housein the tightest race for the white house in decades, how come harris and trump are neck and back. we are on bbc two and i play in about five minutes. scotland's footballers picked up their first point in the nations league campaign, with a goal—less draw at home to portugal. and northern ireland had their biggest win in more than 30 years. isaac price, who's 2i bagged a hat—trick in their 5—0 win over write bulgaria at windsor park. the world conker championships are not u

at her bedside, her team—mates were there round the clock, feeding her, supporting her, always theregical. they have supported me in a way that i don't even... i just feel so fortunate. there's people that... like, ifeel like i have the biggest family in the world. all the more special, as she lost her mother suddenly just six months ago. it must give you enormous pride, though, that she would have so much pride in you in terms of how you've dealt with this. yeah. and she was... there's one thing that i will carry with me forever. i know how proud she was. she was unbearably proud. and so many strangers know about me because of her. she'll have an operation to remove the tumour later this month. then, she's determined to get back on the field for her country. i've spoken to so many athletes, professional athletes, who have been injured, who have been ill, and i have never met someone so desperate to get back to the sport they love. i'm due it to myself, i'm due it to my team—mates who have, yeah, picked me up and dragged me through these past couple of months, and i'm due it to my mu

[applause] but i can't help but wonder, because i have set by mom's bedside after a bad overdose wondering whether she would wake up and praying to god that she did. and i can't help but wonder if the poison that kamala harris let into this country today was in the country 15 years ago, would mom still be here? and would she have gotten the incredible opportunity to be a great grandmother to our three kids? i think the answer is no. it is one of the reasons why we have to stop this poison from coming into our country. there is hope on the other cited addiction, but only if you get a second chance, and fentanyl is taking second chances away from our citizens. think about this. 100,000 people dying of overdoses. most of those overdose deaths every year are caused by fentanyl. could you imagine if a foreign country invaded the united states of america and was killing 100,000 mostly young people? we would go to war over it. so why don't we do that right now? why do we go to war with the mexican drug cartels killing our people by the thousands? [applause] to your point, obviously the immigratio

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[sighs] when she could barely speak anymore, uh, my dad and i sat at her bedside and held each of herept looking at us back and forth, saying, "i'm okay. i'm okay." she was way more worried about us than we were about her. ♪ elizabeth...died, and--and i'm wondering what you felt when that happened. did you think when she passed away, that finally you and john could be together? mm...i don't think so. -when did-- -i'm no certain i ever thought john and i would end up together. yeah. -the thing about all of it... -yeah. i-i never would have gone down this road. -why? -because i'm a parent. i'm a mom. i just would never have an affair and do that to a family. so you...maybe understand elizabeth edwards a little better now? oh, yes, absolutely. -do p-- -and the denials of, like, your--the person you love going, you know, denying that. you know, like, your whole reality's turned upside down. -yes, i get it as a woman in a-- -you can understand it intellectually but not emotionally. -correct. -yeah. by 2011, the ongoing federal investigation into the edwards scandal came to a head. john edw

it's a risk if bezos is on his bedside. decision had been main some time ago in a deliberative way, fine. newspapers have a right to decide not to run presidential endorsements, but this was not made in discussion with the editorial board. it was -- they were just informed of the decision by bezos himself. >> when you look at this decision and the decision made by the owner of the l.a. times, does is send a signal to other ceos? >> well, i worry it does. i worry it sends a signal to trump you can further intimidate bezos and lean on other media organizations. he can threaten them. i'm concerned about the message to business executives. toward the end of the trump administration, they were already threatening businesses that did not kowtow to trump with losing business and not getting contracts and being punished. he was trying to use the justice department against companies in that way. i think what we are seeing is more of the same. maybe worse. >> now that he is focused on tariffs, tariffs are the ultimate way for a presi

. >> reporter: angel was at her mother's bedside in irwin, tennessee, when flooding began. >> water was rushing in. power out. >> reporter: she says her 83-year-old mother was placed in a boat,tethered to the hospital. >> my mom is going to die. my mom is going to be swept away. >> reporter: more than 60 patients were evacuated by helicopter. all making it out alive. >> the nurses, the staff made sure we got out. >> reporter: amid so much desperation, stories of survival, heroism and hope. in north carolina, onlookers watched in horror as this home was swept away with a woman still inside. armed with a life jacket and i rope, eddie jumped in. >> i couldn't watch her die. >> reporter: pilots from around the country coming together to bring in critical supplies and get people out. >> we have had people from text -- texas to maine show up. >> reporter: heroes saved her and her mom. >> i want to thank them. if it weren't for them, we would not have made it. >> reporter: priscilla thompson, nbc news, johnson city, tennessee. >> there are always heroes among us. that does it for us today. tha

now in this ward, doctors are at the bedside of another patient, her name is katya. transplant, the girl feels good. 3 days ago i was transfused with my stem cells. well , look, you are not the first patient in the world. but this place, it seems to me, is the only one in russia where russian sclerosis is treated this way, what are the world statistics, if we talk about world experience, well, as members of the european registry, we clearly know that more than 4,000 transplants for autoimmune diseases have been registered in europe, of which more than half are for multiple sclerosis, which means that approximately 2,000 european patients have been treated. so what is the effect, how long-term remission is maintained? cases with relapse-free course after transplantation have been described for more than 20 years. this method according to the literature that exists according to our own feelings is effective in 70 to 95% of cases. so, the effectiveness of the new method of treating multiple sclerosis is from 70 to 95%. and here is what the statistics look like. the fate

first and now deceased wife ivana told her lawyer that trump kept a book of hitler's speeches in his bedsideinet. she also told a friend that trump's cousin, who worked at the trump organization, used to walk into trump's office, click his heels and say, heil hitler, possibly as a family joke. jonathan karl in his book about the trump administration shed some light on why trump embraces authoritarians, white nationalists and anti-semites. according to one account, chris christie, who was working with trump during his first campaign, urged him to disavow david duke's endorsement. since he was slow to do so. because, quote, those people vote, too. now i know people love to dismiss these concerns as trump di rangment syndrome of taking trump too seriously. really? really? remember barack obama or joe biden former staffers saying they dug hitler. and let's not forget trump's own running mate jd vance who famously said that trump just might be america's hitler. he's not wrong. joining me now is ruth been gee yat, history professor at new york university who writes about fascismauthoritarianism. a

denise kirk, who is the mother of michael, seen together in this photo, and malik, she's at malik's bedside at the burn unit. she was at work at a skilled nursing facility when the fire broke out. she feels even more pain because of her nephew's death. >> you know, was her only son. so, you know, just sad. and just. just can't believe it. still in disbelief and shock, really? that this had happened to me. >> now, several gofundmes have been set up to help this family. you can find links on our web story at ktvu.com. live in san pablo. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. henry. i can't imagine what that family is going through. thank you for that report. >> this afternoon, the los angeles county district attorney has announced that he will seek to have the menendez brothers resentenced for the murders of their parents. it's a move that could lead to their release from prison. d.a. george gascon said that he will ask for the life sentences to be revoked for eric and lyle menendez. they've been serving life without parole for the 1989 murders of their parents in beverly hills. they ad

denise kirk, who is the mother of michael, seen together in this photo, and malik, she's at malik's bedsidet the burn unit. she was at work at a skilled nursing facility when the fire broke out. she feels even more pain because of her nephew's death. >> and that was her only son. just sad and just. just can't believe it. still in disbelief and shock. really that this had happened to me. >> several gofundmes have been set up to support the families. you can find links on our web story on ktvu.com in san pablo. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> next week marks the hindu festival of lights, known as diwali, in the south bay. today, community members gathered to remind residents about the dangers of those fireworks and open flames during celebrations. santa clara county fires acting deputy chief acknowledged that candles and fireworks have historically been an important part of diwali celebrations, but he stressed they can lead to dangerous consequences, especially given the extremely dry conditions right now. a mother of a teenager who suffered burns during celebrations last year pointed to the

denise kirk, who is the mother of michael, seen together in this photo, and malik, she's at malik's bedside at the burn unit. she was at work at a skilled nursing facility when the fire broke out. she feels even more pain because of her nephew's death. >> and that was her only son. just saddened. just. just can't believe it. still in disbelief and shock, really? that this had happened to me. >> several gofundmes have been set up to support the families. you can find links on our web story on ktvu dot com in san pablo, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> bipartisan pressure growing for state officials about an upcoming vote on gas prices. >> plus, we were both doing our public service on public property. there was nothing that i thought was wrong with that picture. >> a city councilwoman up for reelection defending herself tonight after a campaign postcard featuring a priest sparked some backlash. >> then later in sports, niners. cowboys a prime time matchup on sunday at levi's. we'll hear from qb1 brock purdy about how they're getting ready. but first, the man behind a popular run club robbed

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