you are driving through brookfield, connecticut on the way home. and what did you see?n a vehicle a little off the shoulder with its hazards on. go to go around them to see if everything is all right. it's a woman frantically waving me down and telling me a car went offer the ravine to the woods. i happened to look to the right and that's when i noticed the vehicle was starting to get pretty well involved. they told me there was someone trapped inside. and i just instinct training kicked. in i ran down there. and i found a female passenger was pinned pretty bad in the car, slumped over. >> and i had seconds to act. so i just do what i had to do to get her out. >> steve: you know, you know, you are taught. you have got have the gear on. you didn't have the gear. but, if you had -- if you had to go get some gear, that lady would have died. >> yeah there was no -- no time to waste in that situation. now or never situation. i had to act. again, trust my instincts and training and remain calm. i just do what i had to do to get her out. just ended up can with a successful out

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therefore alice at brookfield feeding its way down into add lake, getting up into the 30s. now, over the next couple of days, a little further west, we seen some wet weather making its way across sir western australia that will slide a little further east, which is be go through the next hour. so quiet rabbits will cease unless you drive from the sealant. ah. oh. a you're watching out as a reminder, stories this allen, it's humanitarian ship carrying a $179.00. migraines has been allowed to don't cillian any. might it minus people needing medical care? well, i tell 900 people are still stranded. in constant plame of 49 passengers on board has crushed into lake victoria. the precision of slides from doris long was attempting to land at cobra airport in the north west. 23 passengers have been right. has been heavy fighting between russian and ukrainian forces in the east and financed regions. deputy mayor claims russian toll just trying to storm the city several direction at least 6 people have been killed by syrian government shelling in western italy on sunday. as he rocket

when that brookfield or bring you some very high temperatures, we have got sir over temperatures, warmer weather. it's coming down towards that southeast corner as you go through wednesday. look, and that's really heavy right? up towards the sunshine coast lipping further south was full 1st. i wanted to shout into new zealand. some right and breezy weather coming in here over the next couple of days. now we've got a chart. so some showers coming into a japan longer spouse of rain here as well where to whether it's a central parts of china, sinking further south and turning a good to colder behind. ah, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide, and to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shake him out award for translation and international understanding was founded to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged their role in strengthening the bonds of friendship. and co operation between arab islamic and world coaches. lou ah, or one of the top stories here now to 0. chinese security forces have been out on the streets of

that brookfield a wind 30 celsius, $37.00 celsius for alice's central and southern pass statesboro heat over the next couple of days. few showers to sliding outs of w a. some weather, weather, eating across southern parts of western australia in south australia over the next couple of days. easing through the byte. we'll see some rank rash making use white to war satellite. not too bad that was the southeast corner, the showers fewer and farther between us. we go to the middle part of next week, wanted see shouting to new zeta, particularly nor thought of it. nothing too much to speak of. one or 2 showers to coming in to wear japan over the next couple of days. a little bit of cloud sliding across the grant peninsula. wet weather, snellville the northern flank, if that had will continue to push his way farther eastward. but she pushing into western parts of japan up towards kado don't allow she try, but we have got some showers now towards central cross. ah canyon. ready journalists in su to press freedom and just a being seen as investigating government corruption in the national healt

they're extending their way into where victoria some walk there for adelaide that brookfield a wind 30 celsius, 37 celsius for allison, central and southern pos statesboro heat over the next couple of days. few showers to sliding outs, if w ice and weather weather eating across southern parts of western australia and south australia over the next couple of days easing through the byte, we'll see some rank rasheed making his way toward satellite. not too bad that was a se code of the showers few and far between as we go to the middle part of next week. wanted see shouting to new zeta, particularly on the north, thought about nothing too much to speak of what a 2 showers to coming into at japan over the next couple of days. little bit of cloud sliding across the grant peninsula, wet weather, snellville, and all them flank, if that had will continue to push his way farther east was mostly pushing into western parts of japan up towards kado. don't allow she try, but we have got some showers. now towards central cots ah, indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10th largest econo

i am with brookfield properties. we're still working on all the terms with the da with the mayor's office of economic and work force development so we don't know yet what the term will be for the da. as far as phasing goes one of the tricky things with this project we have to keep the mall operational through the duration, and so we're looking at six phases right now starting in the northwest and working their way around the site first on the west and then to the east. >> well, follow up question, so are you planning on developing residential first before the non retail office whatever that's going to be? and as you do residential are you doing residential and parks at the same time? i mean how are you creating a livable community for the people who are there while under taking construction on the following the subsequent phases? >> that's a great question. thank you. we will tie the community benefits so the parks and the affordable housing to the different phases to make sure that we're doing exactly that. a majori

i work at brookfield part-time.e from 20 gigawatts in our pipeline of renewables to over 100 in just 12 months. that gives you a sense of how fast things are moving. lisa: he is now the cochair of the alliance warner zero. in china, hopes are feeding the authorities will lift a lockdown surrounding the world's largest iphone factory. covid cases have more than doubled in the city. a lockdown of the area that houses the iphone production base expires on wednesday. the local government may extend the curbs. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family or passing down the family business or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the h

so you really are in the mix here with that infield wind that brookfield bring you some very high temperatures. we have got sir, will the temperatures one, whether it's coming down towards at southeast corner as you go through wednesday and look and that's really heavy right. up towards the sunshine coast, looking for the south was for thursday, wanted to shout into new zealand. some. right and breezing weather coming in here over the next couple of days. now we've got a chart. so some showers coming into japan, longest bells of rain here as well. where to whether it's a central parts of china, sinking further south and turning a good to colder behind. ah, december on out to sarah, the middle east 1st woke up, takes place and gets, ah, with $32.00 countries buckling gets out for sports biggest prize. immersive has no short documentaries, african direct returns. showcasing african stories from african filmmakers. amid a deep political crisis and worse and economic conditions, julia goes to the polls just months after a contentious constitutional referendum come by thing, the climate in nature c

the employees of the brookfield zoo in the usa, in honor of thanksgiving day , arranged a real feast lemurs because lemurs should also have a holiday. yes, a beautiful served festive table. uh, for the furry dwellers consisted of several dishes of corn squash potatoes, buns and fruit. here is the table. yes also they were offered a turkey made from bean biscuit and sweet potatoes during trapeze animals behaved like restaurant patrons. however, some could not resist jumping on the table all of a sudden at the field zoo every year, by the way, for both lemurs and visitors - this is good entertainment. of course. i am surprised by the menu here, the chefs have worked hard. yes, therefore, from happiness and diversity. eh, and on the table, some could not resist and jumped. and how did they understand that lemurs would eat it at all. yes, they somehow tested before this unknown master class, that doesn't eat anything. the action is annual, so i don't know how many years it has been running. this event, probably, over the years of training, everyone has already understood how, how and wha

my name is jocelyn (inaudible) i am the community engagement manager for brookfield properties at 5m.have a limited live noise permit already and i just wanted to share with you over the course of when you provided the permit to us, we have been able to provide an 8 grade graduation for besy carmichael, partner with community art stabilization trust, also with cultivate labs to do events on site and really build these community partnerships we had for a very long time. we are requesting this because of we have a opportunity here right at the site to provide a concert feel event and a larger event on hand. for instance, we will be hosting on discovered sf on october 22 and the last time it was on this site was actually october 2018 when it was just park ing lots. we now have a green space and park dedicated for community events and we are looking for that additional amendment so that in the future we could provide concert venue sound for the whole site. and so, i have some photos i can share with you. >> (inaudible) >> okay. let me go onto presentation mode. go to presentation mode. ok

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they take them to places like brookfield, junction which is small free for those people might be familiar with the southside, brooksville junction is not much of even a little village anymore. it was incredibly important railroad junction just east of appomattox. it is worthy working railroad line as far as the light is working in the immediate aftermath of appomattox. they're making their way there showing the parole passes you just gave us an example of, using that to get russians or hopefully to get passage on a train that will take them to someplace like a city point on the river at the junction of the appomattox and james rivers where they will hopefully either take a boat maybe to richmond to be the quickest way to get to richmond or perhaps i'll take a steamer and go all the way up to baltimore. maybe they need to get home to tennessee or kentucky. and so at their fastest route would be to take a ship that would take them to baltimore and they could take railroads from there. it is the movement away. but at times they are treacherous and there are times when being on the road itsel

this is in brookfield, illinois, 15 year-old moses and 12 year-old skinner, the famous lemurs there at that zoo got treated to turkey leg. the sweet potato pie. believe that. i mean, there while you're very spoiled. yeah. in any out there and obviously very well mannered, that's what i'm a they're not knocking they're not legally challenge. like it. like like an animal. they're just, you know, dame to usually that they like to move it, move it all easier. the detail they get it better or table manners here's a reminder for we have come forward like to celebrate remarkable women in the bay area. so if you know someone >> making a difference in their community, you can nominate that woman for woman of the so have to scan that code. when you show you're go to kron. 4 dot com. take you right there. all right. finish with one last bit. >> don't forget, you've got, you know, world cup going on venues around san francisco. check that out. we also want out the forecast. >> go good for anything outside today and enjoy it as we cool down after the day and go niners. let's go got to go. the follo

prior nobles on the table >> this video posted by brookfield sue zoo showing 15 year-old moses and 12r-old skinner enjoying everything from turkey legs to many sweet potato pies. even had green bean casserole their farm. yeah, this is apparently the 9th year they've done it and the lemurs. >> every year. very beautiful basically to their a little like 19 yeah, they're getting up there. so there you go. you're living a good life. no doubt. that's how you want to save your later years. and all right. as we head to break a few stories that we're following for you, including our remarkable women series. we're going to be celebrating that once again this year. so if you know somebody who's making a difference in their community. >> you can nominate her for woman of the year. we'll be heading out of that award out like we always do so enter that nomination. you can either go to the web site at the bottom of your screen. kron 4 dot com slash remarkable women or you can just scan the qr code. it will take you to the same place and let us know who that special person. >> that's right. and comi

this this look at as out of what brookfield, illinois was basically me he's lemurs are doing exactlything. this is 15 year-old moses and 12 year-old skinner enjoying everything from a turkey leg. but they also had many sweet potato pies. it's great thing. could have some role, even some grape juice to wash it all down and they're so polite. look at them all. just nibbling at what's on their plate. fun lemurs live 16 to 19 years. so these are old lemurs, not they're enjoying their meal enjoy their this is the night time and 9th. you're actually that the zoo's been doing this in illinois, preparing a traditional meal for the neighbors. love that. all right. we are going to take quick break or 6.55, but a reminder, don't forget to join us on kron. 4 news as we honor native american heritage day. we're taking a look back at the 1969 occupation of alcatraz, which drew a lot of national attention to the rights of indigenous peoples kron four's ella sogomonian is going to introduce us to the woman who spearheaded the protest as they both take a trip out to the island. >> and as we head to b

developer brookfield properties plans to seek approval in 2024 after that the project would be builtr 15 years. as holiday shopping gets underway, a new report is out warning parents about dangerous recall toys that are still being sold right caliper released the 37th annual trouble in toyland report today . it says in october, it was able to buy more than 30 recalled toys from several u. s based online sellers included facebook marketplace and ebay, as well as several online toy the shops. calpurnia purchased 11 types of toys that had been recalled for reasons that ranged from choking hazards to laceration risk to potential poisoning. eight of those 11 toys have been recalled this year, three were recalled during the last few years, and the toys included stuffed animals, action figures, activity balls for infants, musical toys, bath toys . the list goes on next, though, said counterfeit toys that don't meet mandatory us safety standards are also still being sold in stores and online after they have been deemed dangerous. more help is on the way for people in this south bay, having t

brookfield, litchfield comic-con, torrington, and more. the last 30 years at the water company. water conservation. huge. i have volunteered to join the housatonic association board of directors. i worked my way up to vice president of that board, because natural resources are very important to me. our natural environment is important to me. we can keep hearing the excuses for my opponent as to why you, the voters, should give her another chance to disappoint you. i am ready to hit the ground running. i will work tireless for you, just as i have when i was in the state senate, just as i have since i first announced in july of last year i'm willing to work with everyone in congress. my opponent can't say the same. she does not work across the aisle, regardless of what she says. you cannot vote 100 percent in line with nancy pelosi and then tell me you work in a bipartisan fashion. i will do the work, given the opportunity. moderator: ms. hayes, you get the first rebuttal. rep. hayes: i'm going to need some time. that was a lot to unpack here. a couple of things. there is a reason

brookfield, illinois, independent line. caller: hi, there. host: hi.aller: what i am interested in is any investigation that is legitimately looking for something that has been wrong or done wrong, certainly makes sense. but investigating for the sake of investigating is a waste of time and what it most shows is the people -- the republican situation, they do not want to govern, they want to investigate and complain. the biggest example of that is the border situation, where they have been complaining about that for a dozen years, yet they are refusing to even look at legislation that is in front of them. host: when you say investigations that make sense, what would make sense to you? caller: well, when people die, when people cannot eat, when people commit obvious crimes. that kind of thing. crimes. but just because you do not like somebody -- because the quality of the political population that we have are so few statesmen, what we have is a bunch of people who get in there for whatever reason and just complained about things. they do not actually do

up 2% after getting that offer from brookfield. we are also watching the aussie dollar. resumption of a little bit of strength in the greenback. shery: a little bit of strength perhaps for bitcoin right now. a little bit of a mixed picture in crypto assets but this is of course after a huge meltdown in the past four days. bitcoin still below the $16,000 level. solana gaining about 7% at the moment. ftx token in freefall right now down 17%. ether also under pressure. binance had backed out of a bailout for ftx. let's bring in john dawson sure for more on this. perhaps not that surprising given that earlier this week we were concerned about the letter of intent that was really nonbinding. >> exactly. this is all going so quickly. as of saturday or sunday, ftx was riding high and then all of a sudden there is a potential buyout from binance, and now that is not even happening. but things move quickly and there were reports that there were possible investigations into ftx. binance started to look at the numbers and did not like what they saw and so they decided that this was

brookfield, illinois, independent line. caller: hi, there. host: hi.aller: what i am interested in is any investigation that is legitimately looking for something that has been wrong or done wrong, certainly makes sense. but investigating for the sake of investigating is a waste of time and what it most shows is the people -- the republican situation, they do not want to govern, they want to investigate and complain. the biggest example of that is the border situation, where they have been complaining about that for a dozen years, yet they are refusing to even look at legislation that is in front of them. host: when you say investigations that make sense, what would make sense to you? caller: well, when people die, when people cannot eat, when people commit obvious crimes. that kind of thing. crimes. but just because you do not like somebody -- because the quality of the political population that we have are so few statesmen, what we have is a bunch of people who get in there for whatever reason and just complained about things. they do not actually do