there, how and how and how many times it was burned, let's see and by the way, excuse me sahaidachnyinother opportunity to add to the world historical treasury the case of the burning of moscow well, then it seemed to him well, let's give the orthodox brothers and the same bells there are ringing golden domes in my heart, shame, mr. sahaidachnyi, shame well, what is there already problems, he can't change anything, but you and i can watch how moscow burned and burned - this is good morning september 10, 2022, putin's court musician serhiy shnurov entertains muscovites on the day of the city singing about the burning of moscow at this very time the russian army is fleeing from kharkiv region in panic, but the irony of fate is not only in this. with his song cord, he apparently also without realizing it marked another anniversary 210 years ago, moscow really burned after the defeat under by borodino, the russian army was fleeing from the napoleonic army, the french entered the white stone without a fight, and almost immediately a large-scale fire started in it, even today most russian h

they asked, what are you burning there.ably, the corpses of some germans answered that we burn the corpses so that you do not feed us meat with a pipe. top-secret sessions explains the fact that direct documents there are practically no orders, orders, reports in the archives, not only in belarusian, but also in german - everything that is known today about the operation to destroy the traces of nazi crimes. these are the so-called indirect documents of criminal cases, where during interrogations the accused was told about participation in the action, as well as reports from partisan detachments and special groups reported to the center that the facts of the destruction of e traces of crimes - this is digging up a mass grave during the captives of the civilian population takes uh massive the main conductor of the nazi policy to cover up the traces of nazi crimes on the territory of belarus was the subdivision of the sonder team of 15 cents. it was formed on the basis of group b, which immediately after the occupation of our

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he's burned out the principal cities. he's burned 56.3 square miles out of tokyo. he's burned nagoya, osaka, kobe the six principal cities are totally gutted. he's moved on to secondary and he's now really into tertiary cities at that point, he's on target, so he does look at the atomic bomb very much like a what's the point? i've already done all the hard work. there's also some professional jealousy there, no doubt about it. they recognize the atomic bomb, this new weapon that takes the power of the sun, unleashes it on a city going to suck up a lot of energy and excitement, take away from the hard work that he has done. um, and so so there is, there's all of that combined a lot of the guys in the air that worked with them, they all kind of thought the same thing was, hey, we've, we've done the heavy lifting. we have destroyed all the cities. you know, this is sort of gratuitous, but if you actually look at what the emperor says when he surrenders. he he uses the atomic bomb as a as a face saving out of a war. he says, you know, the americans have this new weapon

210 years, how napoleon slept in moscow and we will watch this material and then i hope it will not burnw the governor of moscow burned moscow napoleon has nothing to do with it yes, please , i apologize for this september 10, 2022 putin's court musician serhiy shnurov entertains muscovites on city day singing about burnt moscow at this very time, the russian army is fleeing from kharkiv region in panic, but the irony of fate is not only in this, with his song, perhaps without realizing it, he marked another 210-year anniversary that's why moscow really burned after the defeat at borodin, the russian army was fleeing from the napoleonic army, the french entered belakamiana without a fight, and almost immediately a large-scale fire started in it, even today most russian historians say that it was set by the french, however, the facts indicate otherwise, the order to set the city on fire was given its governor-general fyodor roztochin, and since moscow was then mostly made of wood, it burned for a week. century during internecine battles of the descendants of rurik, then the city was destr

it has burned 50 acres. evacuation orders are in effect between martinez and crockett, along highway 4. you can see sky ranges overhead. we are tracking a fast-moving fire in riverside county. pretty intense flames. fire crews are trying to get a handle on the fairview fire. it has burned more than 500 acres and several homes. that fire is in riverside county. we are covering the heat from all angles. we knew this was coming. it is 7:00 and really at the heart of it. how hot did you get? >> we did set some records. it was dangerously hot. concorde up to 112. santa rosa 112. san jose not good enough for a record but still scorching for standards. i want to get a closer look in comparison to the all time hottest ever. livermore ties the record of 113 degrees. that puts it into perspective and even the viewers in livermore. this is a new level for them. >> also it is one of the biggest outages in terms of power. what does this mean in terms of dangerous spots? where can we go? >> i think through the inland vall

two big fires still burning up north. bay area firefighters joining hundreds more on the front lines. we'll have the latest from a new deadly fire in siskiyou county. >>> the deadly heatwave is here to stay even longer than we first thought. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. gia is off tonight. that excessive heat warning was just extended to wednesday now. and just as expected, hundreds crowded beaches in the bay area, trying to escape the high temperatures. take a look at the view in pacifica. long delays on highway 1 from all the people trying to get out there. similar scene at china beach. check out the people enyouing the beach and clear skies and most importantly, cooler weather. some parts of the bay area going through triple-digit heat, and it's going get hotter. and with that comes the strain on the power grid. state officials say the grid has been stable the last few days, thanks to conservation. but things are going to intensify monday. they're expecting energy deman

not only on the balconies and we will never know about them, the houses were destroyed, the houses burned down, and there are also people who were buried just in the yard. here is my cousin who died, he was buried in the yard i approach and there are four dead bodies at the entrance to the entrance of my neighbors and an active woman is lying on the bench, and there is already a one and a half meter funnel. i jumped over these dead bodies and quickly climbed to the fifth floor . i live in the windows. as soon as i stepped back, the corridor was torn out. even a door, what is it? i had a cage with my dad on my coffee table. i called him balamut. i think balamut was probably caught. he must have died and he is sitting in a cage alive. i grabbed him and quickly went into the corridor and knocked like that for hours. he fell and lost his way and strelka took it. she was the only girl , she was four, her father brought her in his arms, they put her on a sofa in the corridor and she was rowing and in about 20 minutes she died in front of my eyes, all the time her father was sitting next to her

i came to you and there is no one and the light does not burn you problems with the light. are not only with the light, the violation is striking, the fire exit is immediately littered with building materials and tools. confirmed that all the red lines are broken here. there is redevelopment. here we go mounting and doorways in load-bearing walls. what is also a violation of the hostel owner you? you orders to eliminate the violation, while this matter was limited to the reason for the moratorium on scheduled inspections of private businesses, entrepreneurs use the moment of the rooming house to multiply like mushrooms after rain. residents of this house on nikitinskaya street recently discovered in their basement here is a picture, if you styrofoam is a combustible material and you can’t use electric tiles, right on the floor next to the mattresses instead wire twisting sockets, there are no guests yet, but the bed has already been delivered. this hostel is organized illegally. about the owner there are no uh, documents allowing any reaction and would press the residents o

four structures burned burned in this fire. it started at 2:00 on a hillside off of 35th and macarthur. this was a four alarm fire. there were 80 firefighters trying to get this fire out. they did call for mutual aid from other departmen. other departments. this fire started in the brush and moved quickly back into the houses. there were apartments and it burned several cars. we spoke to to some residents who got the call that fires were burning close to their house. here is what they had to say. what is your biggest fear right now given you don't know? >> that we go over there and it won't be there. that is the biggest fear, for sure. >> my daughter called me and told me that there was a fire ad fire and i immediately got my things and drove here from pleasanton. i was in disbelief and it was a really difficult d. difficult drive. >> reporter: the woman we spoke with was able to eventually go back into the neighborhood over here and said fortunately her he her house was mostly okay. though her neighbor's house burned down and

our own here, the russians are burning their cities in order to be afraid of the enemy. say so, the kingdom of rostislav's internal affairs, we congratulate you. good afternoon. please tell us about the operational tasks now the representatives of the internal affairs in the liberated territories now, by and large, our two main functions are the function of the state emergency service and the function of the national police of ukraine, the national police of ukraine have, by and large, the following two main tasks: the first is, of course, the establishment of ukrainian order so that the law enforcement system works this is the first story, the second story is, of course, the collection of the entire evidence base in order to have all the evidence of war crimes committed by soldiers of the russian federation, which we have already more than 30 thousand to continue this work directly to prove their involvement so that all these crimes are proven, then we could calmly transfer this data to the international tribunal before algar or to the international criminal court . the

burned down uh, most of the computers burned down, the servers burned down.amage can be said to be irreparable. the fire is huge. it started at 9:30. and now we are sitting with you late at night, the fire is still burning, the next morning the komsomolskaya pravda came out with a fresh issue and the next on his knee, sheltering with colleagues in the rossiyskaya gazeta, and then in a separate building, a former garment factory. vympel newspaper online edition of the radio hello you are not live, not on the air, vladimir nikolayevich, son of gongkin, volodya sungurkin. this is the main person. and when e journalists commands, and their colleague. and when he makes a remark to you, and even he scolds you. and so they are perceived differently. if you know that, in fact, your editor-in-chief can sit down and write this article better than you. well, as he always in difficult situations, he defended her journalists for hair and pride, the journalist is still very right, absolutely not objective material is not absolutely right. in the first place, i always stood

the mill fires burned more than 4200 acres. it is now. 55% contained. hundreds of structures have been destroyed. the other fire burning west of the mill fire in the other side of i-5 is called the mountain fire. it's now 20% contained. it's burned almost 11 and a half 1000 acres. evacuation orders are under way for that fire. almost 1400 homes are being threatened by both fires that has forced thousands of people to flee the cause of both the mill and mountain fires are under investigation. >> fire crews are working overtime to try and hold back the burning brush and keep communities safe all across the state of california report, a calmer dickerson shows us the challenges they're facing and how they're managing to try and stay cool. >> 45 new wildland fire sparked just yesterday as firefighters work to get control of ongoing fires like the mill and mountain fires in siskyou county. meanwhile, high temperatures are projected to set records across the state. we are doing a lot of training and education and prevention. >> with our firefighters simple thi

some of them do burn, but they rarely burn all the way under ground. to where the queen chamber is located. after the passage of the fire, the termites get back to work rebuilding the empire. thanks to the termites inventiveness another animal has also been saved from the danger of bush fires, a cabinet, a found only in australia. these unusual mammals lay eggs directly inside termite mounds. taking advantage of the termites fire proofing to protect them. when threatened by fires it killers go into a type of hibernation, known as torpor. they'll dig in, they'll get soil between their spines and that causes them to, to have sort insulation. they also have the unique ability to lower their metabolism, the respiration, their heart beat, and they can survive things like fire, even when some other spines might get melted by the heat of the fire. this period of toppa allows them to conserve energy while they wait out the danger. in fact, peggy wrist mila has discovered that the ecology of kangaroo island is not unique. but all the species oliver australia, h

now to the latest o o thmosquito fire tat's burning in el dorado and placer counties. totoght, the re growingngngngng to morthan70,000 acres. >> with just 20% containment, it has been burning for almost 10 days now. 86 structures have either been destroyed or damaged nearly 10,000 are threatened at this time. and at the side of mosquito fire, that little dog, a three-legged dog was rescued. he was spotted running from a fire the midst. >> in placer county, the mosquito fire apparently animal services workers the e trying totohiind s ner and they say if you recoize some, , please call them with any information. all right. time for a look at our 4 zone forecast with this beautiful look. friday night overlooking san francisco kron four's and meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with what totoe expect. >>>>i made vicki and catherine. yeah, let'satake a look at current air quality conditions near where that mosquito fire is burning. no surprise, very poor to worsening air particles out there right now, especially for those of you over the sierra really getting the brunt of

i differ only in the burning time. by the way, oak burns the longest.grill must be allowed to ripen so that the meat does not burn and bake correctly, the coals should be a-a with white gray hair. the main charm of barbecue is that, while observing a few important rules, experiment with recipes? you can endlessly find your favorite kebab from fish meat or vegetables. yes, the process is trickier than it seems, at first glance, but in order for the long-awaited may weekend to succeed and leave a pleasant aftertaste. it's worth putting in a little effort. today we will make the most comfortable food, which in the morning, if someone else in the house is sleeping , will wake everyone up with aromas, what kind of food is flour, right? this is a pastry of 250 ml of milk and 100 g of butter. you and i must melt to add butter. a little vanilla, in the meantime we combine 400 g of flour in a combine, add flour. two tablespoons of sugar a little salt, start to mix a little. let's add a little cardamom and of course, what a rich, yeast-free pastry, add milk and b

at least 28 wildfires burning at once. 160,000 acres in flames. >> they've been fighting a lot of different fires all night, and they're working 24-hour shifts. >> reporter: also in california, mudslides after several inches of rain this weekend. more than 50 people rescued from a muddy morass, and a family of three plucked to safety from flash flooding. this is a mudslide in north los angeles county. some of those drivers were rescued here. they headed this way because a nearby highway had been damaged by a wildfire. they tried to avoid one disaster and landed in another. norah. >> my goodness. mark strassmann, thank you so much. >>> well, still ahead, president biden details his ambitious plan to dramatically cut cancer deaths in the u.s. >>> and a major setback for jeff bezos' space rocket. one prilosec otc in the morning blocks excess acid production for a full 24 hours. unlike pepcid, which stops working after 9. 24 hour protection. prilosec otc one pill, 24 hours, zero heartburn. i've never been healthier. shingles d

down and burned inside.s a pity, of course, especially since i was a widow and the locals counted already 30 burned-out wooden buildings. and this is only from april to june 2. near the sladkovsky field, a barn burned down in my garden , a barrel was sheathed with metal, a large one burned down, these buildings have been standing in the forest for 30 years. someone built it himself for the majority, officially received plots in the village of only 1,200 inhabitants, almost everyone has their own garden. and here is a shed in which people store tools and homework . here from twists. remains only a pile of glass, but tools and pickles, not the biggest loss people are afraid that in one of these fires there will be a fire. it can spread to their high-rise buildings. this is how it all went. there are six at the same time, sarov was on fire, no accidental fires. people in the village do not believe in their opinion . well, they say, respectively, the reason is that it was deliberate arson. well, where does one k

her house is , is okay, but her neighbor's house, almost completely burned. burned.t at the peak peak of this, 7000 people were without power. pg&e is working to restore that and the red cross are working to assist peoe assist people who have been displaced, but a very scary day. day. one firefighter treated for for her heat related injuries. actiwirewhy no editing quic onwas hurt. > >> thisrnedore.ber, 20. a grasse near 580 spread dangerously close to the chevron gas station station and nearby apartments. no buildings were damaged then. > >> now to another story from oakland. there are residual dels residual delays on b.a.r.t. after person was struck and killed by a train. it appears a a motorcyclist crashed into some some sort of barrier and got ejected onto the b.a.r.t. tracks. this happened around 4:20 this afternoon. there is d is limited service in the area and a bus bridge has been set up. > >> to antioch now, where three juveniles were among five people people hurt in a crash. a witness telling us the young people were walking when the cars careened into them

the back of it is burned completely. unser: alex went to check the mail and as he walked back he saw smoke. i the time he ran to the backyard the fire was in history's. >> -- in his trees. >> we didn't lose the main house. unser: the fire shut down three lanes of westbound 580 as crews battled spot fires. >> because of this light wind, that did contribute to the fire spread. we will be getting rain this weekend but the weather conditions did contribute. unser: the first fire unit arrived within two minutes and that may have kept the fire from spreading to the gas station. >> it was bad. unser: his backyard was burned but his house was saved. two years ago there was a similar fire linked to a homeless encampment. the chief says that is unlikely but nothing is being ruled out. >> we did have a fire here approximately two years ago and there was encampment activity, but the fire today, we won't have any answers until we conduct a thorough investigation. >> went to the back door and seen a fire. unser: margie wilson has live

it's burning towards forest hill. apparently now is this accurate? i mean, what's what's the latest on that firefight? yes so this fire up in, uh, in the tahoe national forest and plaster county is now advancing towards el dorado county as well and you'll see this afternoon that evacuation orders and warnings were put in place in eldorado county. um due to the fact that it it jumped at county line. this is probably one of a couple of large fires that are burning across the state that has the highest priority, and that really is because this fire is burning in some very street steep river drainages. um that's really causing problems due to the fact that we have this hot weather. and record low vegetation moistures that are really propelling this fire and in several directions have the conditions change it all speaking about the win, and that's making it more difficult. i mean, creating spot fires and that the direction of the fire is changing a little bit. yeah absolutely. you know the challenge of fighting fire in the sierras. as you get a wind chang

the mountain fire has burned 8,000 acres and it's 10% contained. one year age caldor fire burning in el dorado dorado national forest force forced evacuations in south lake lake tahoe. but this labor day weekend looks a lot different. d crews want to keep it that way.r laura haefeli has more. >> reporter: one year ago, soute was a ghost town. as the caldor fire burned towards tahoe. >> it was really, really sad. >> reporter: labor day weekend h typically brings tourism to tahoe, was quiet after thousands after thousands were forced to . >> we heard the sirens come in.y were going door to door. and we just couldn't tape any longer. >> reporter: fourth generation l kaline pots sat in after the traffic miles long packed with s leaving the lake. >> as i got out in time. >> reporter: one of the last pee to leave, former south lake tahoe mayor wallace. >> we got out about 30,000 peope in four hours. zero loss of life. zero problems. it was reay a blessing. >> reporter: and one year latere is welcoming visitors back. but the u.s. forest service and surg f

as a prescribed burn.ng in the way so they might be letting that thing burn a little bit just to kind of clean out the underbrush. we'll see. as the week goes on. i'll see you back here tonight at six. alright. sounds good bill. thank you. a new film, set to be released later this month, is making history as the first gay romantic comedy from a major studio with an entire lgbtq plus principal cast. the film is called bros. and is being released by universal pictures. actor billy eichner co wrote the script and also stars in the film for and co star luke macfarlane stopped by mornings onto this morning and sat down with her own sal castaneda. they talk about the groundbreaking project for lgbtq. people there seeing representation. they haven't seen a lot of but frustrate people. the movie is hilarious, but also at the same time giving you a peek. behind the curtain and a culture that you think you know from seeing gay characters and sitcoms, but those characters were very two dimensional and this is showing

burn the icons, burn the altar. the first thing hitler's did and it was to burn the synagogues.o burn the torah. to destroy jewish businesses all across germany. those who desecrate are those who want to be your rulers who want to beat totalitarian dictators. [applause] >> it's a desecration of the family. of our history, our church, the individual. jason make it to you to mention about women's sports and the biological men who are going into women's sports. the damage it is doing to young girls. >> where do we draw the line? the left the woke mob has now taken the position that anybody can be any gender that they want at any given time. they can change their pronouns at any given time and this is affecting women sports. we have people in the film the talk about their experiences not being able to say anything when you're on a team and this happens. parents are so scared to say something because your kid could be expelled from school if they take the wrong position. i've been getting a lot of email s from corporations and they all put their pronouns in their signature. unlike th

my grandmother used to say it was burning.t’s all so simple, pleasant little things, nothing more. almost mother and swore that by the end of the summer a literal reserve of ukraine would be provided for the fact that the operation would be completed, as i said then, within a week of two , that ’s all. and it was supported for 30 years as an interest especially, soloviev with his city crazies, i only understand what you understood twice . two days, it doesn't matter, all the strategic directions are controlled by the russian army, both in the kyiv area and in the direction of odessa, they will enter odessa this morning or later in the evening, in short, and the second one, so that by the first of september, the beginning of the school year, the school year in odessa already begins in a non-ukrainian way according to the russian program, captain kozhanka, how did things help you in your life of amphibious ships, and for ukraine, this is fulfilled finally, so that all the benderov bastards, as soon as they approach the shore, ha

mosquito fires burning betn i-80 and highway 50. lol e answering the call for help. >> reporter: firefighters from n francisco, alameda county and here in san jose are all working all working on strike teams assigned to the mosquito fire wh exploded in size today. mostly e to record high temperatures. extreme behavior, that is how fs are dried describing conditionsa massive ash plume rising high ae the fire visible from tahoe to san francisco. with afternoon ts over 100, the mosquito fire more fire more than doubled in size on thursday. now mapped more thn 13,000 acres. the uc davis professor said the fire was able able to grow because of the extreme temperatures and lack of of rainfall, leading to dangeroy dry conditions. >> most of it could be combusting the materials and spg the fire. >> reporter: as the fire explodd in size, resident scrambled to e homes and move out animals and livestock. cal fire confirmed number of structures have burned. they don't have it accue damage assessment yet. they are not only dealing with extreme f

and if the conditions are right, it will continue to burn the burning trees and brush causing a massive plume of smoke above placer and el dorado counties. that smoke also settling in the steep terrain. >> you can see how smoky things really are here off of mosquito ridge road fire officials say that the smoke is actually helping the firefight. today. we've actually been aided in some ways by the smoke and version that settled in over the fire. >> that's limited the as well. the pre heating that would occur if the sun was able to go directly onto the fuels and preheat them, allowing them to ignite as the fire came through. but with smoke causing low visibility, fire crews losing the ability to attack the fire from the air. in turn, crews taking advantage of what they can from the ground. pairing structures is a priority and also removing any unburned fuel between the existing control line and the fire itself as one of the priorities, as well as the fire burns and mandatory evacuation orders forced people from their homes. law enforcement remains behind to keep an eye out for looters. if

here's a closer look at where the mosquito fire is burning. you see on this map is near just off mosquito ridge road. and that's where we find reporter rowena shaddox live from class to class county where the fire started arena. >> what am i stood here last night? and you can see behind me beneath there by the river, a line of fire tonight. we don't see any flames. we do know they're out there, but we were hard pressed to find any today. that is a really good indication that firefighters are beginning to get a handle on it and concentrate on those containment lines. >> flames destroyed a couple of pine trees, a few miles from the forest hill road this morning. but for the most think inversion layer and cooler temps overnight help to keep the mosquito fire to a moderate burn. firefighters used that time to work on containment lines were building that containment lines that everyone wants to know what it's going to increase. >> this is the work that it takes to actually do that and why it is so difficult for the first time yesterday, firefighter

maybe two homes burned. i do want to tell you that right now what we understand is that one lane is open westbound on 5 80. it looks like all the eastbound lanes are open. however, they're moving very, very slowly. you want to try to avoid that stretch of 5 80 if at all possible and will continue to try to get details for you on this fire. i'm moving on back to getting answers. barrier husband father in businessman is getting ready to pound the pavement for an important cause tomorrow. greg cook, ceo of cooked construction will set out on a run from san francisco all the way to petaluma. he's planning to go 40 miles, hoping to raise $40,000 for prostate cancer research. and greg is joining us live now to talk more about his upcoming run and the inspiration for it, greg, i hope you are car bell loading today. and resting very , very much, so. oh yeah, absolutely right. i saw the map there. you're running on. absolutely you're running from san francisco to petaluma 40 miles. i understand the number. 40 has rea

m the world is not burning more, it's burning less. why? people don't want stuff to burn.n. it's not complicated. that's why we adapt, we actually make sure stuff doesn't burn. it's not rocket science but we don't want to scarere our kids,f we want data sense of where we should start and what we should be concerned about, we need to know the data. we very often don't. what will happen in the future? if you only look -- and this is what most climate models will do, if you only look at temperature and assume temperatures rise, that means you will see more fire but of course all things are not equal. one thing is will also have more co2 which means will have a planet with a different combination of greenery in most places in the world. if you just run that, you'd probably get less burning, not more and if you include people, people actually acting, you'd definitely get trend we've seen for 120 years to continue so if we do nothing, no climate policy, the worldor will burning less and less but if we do climate policy, it will burn even less but

it burned down. the back of it is burned completely. the wall is gone.r: he went to check the mail. as he walked back, he saw smoke. by the time he ran to the backyard, the fire was in histories. >> we didn't lose our main house so that's a plus. reporter: the fire was mostly contained within an hour. it shut down three lanes of westbound 580 as fire crews battled spot fires. >> because of the slight wind, that contributed to the fire spread. we will be getting some rain this weekend. the weather conditions contributed to the fire. reporter: the fire chief says the first fire unit arrived on scene within two minutes. that may have helped keep the fire from spreading to the chevron gas station. >> it was really bad. reporter: eric joy says his backyard was burned but his house was saved. two years ago, there was a similar kind of fire. the chief says a homeless and cap it is unlikely this time around but nothing is being rolled out. >> we did have a fire here approximately two years ago. there was an cap meant activity. there were an housed here. the fire

three homes burned, many more damaged in the area. so you've got fire damage. you have smoke damage. and, you see the people on the right, in these situations, look for the helpers but this is where your heart sinks. this is where your heart sinks. earlier, a house going up in smoke and flames, eating up the home. somebody would have spent the night in t. in there. we know there are many many people on the ground fighting is fire. and when you look at the vegetation to the side of where these homes went up in smoke you can see why all of us get that knock on the door door saying, clear the brush. because that brush is dry, it's an invitation for a fire. and fire is invitation for tragedy. we know people have been evacuated. we know this is a story involving, first of all, r all, our neighbors, our community. people. on the other side, you see the firefighters on the bottom right of your screen in that dry brush, watching carefully over that ho? that home? the people's story involves the first responders a. as well. you see from chopper 5, 5, that fire lapping u

so too only a subset of women have had the experience of burning or burning that way it is not special. it is very specific it is distinct it requires a certain kind of courage to create something new and so. the metaphor of burning. i began to wonder if it may have something to have it off for all of us. and it has filled my mind and formed a question and me a question that i've been asking every single day the last two years. what if. what if the darkness. in our country right now in the world right now. he is not the darkness of the tomb. but the darkness of the room. what if our america is not dead. but a country still waiting to be born. what all of our ancestors who pushed through the fire before us who survived genocide and colonization slavery and sexual so what if they are standing behind us now whispering in our year you are brave you are brave. what is this is our time of great transition. my sisters my brothers my family i believe that we are convening right here right now on this soil at a time when our nation and our world are in transition. for as we speak in this very m

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firefighters say the 3 alarm fire is again burning off. i-580, near 35th and macarthur. >> the flames going dangerously close to homes in the area. residents are being asked to evacuate at this time. we know of no reports of any injuries at this moment. and we want to show you a map now showing the location of where this fire is burning. we have a reporter headed to the scene right now to gather more information as well. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get more details. and we're also following breaking news out of daly city where firefighters say several people are dead after a balcony collapsed at a home. it happened on westmore avenue at a 2 story. single-family home in daly city. that balcony collapsed in front of the home. 2 adults and 2 children were standing on it when it collapsed. and those people were rushed to the hospital. firefighters did not say how many people died, but they are calling this a multi casualty incident. we have another news crew headed to get more information on this story as well. we'll have more upda

all the mills, also burn the millstones , and if someone shows stubbornness, then the villages to burnript, which miraculously was not burned for more than 300 years, experts are convinced that here the russians themselves officially documented their barbaric method of waging war, it is called the scorched earth tactic this was so back in 1708, but the order to burn bread and people's houses, the russian generals continued to carry out and 200 years later, here is a similar order of stalin, it was dated november 1941, two months earlier, the wehrmacht defeated the red army near kiev and entered the city in the second year of the second world war, the world already knew who the nazis were, but did not fully guess who is growing up because what happens next in kyiv occupied by the germans the world has never seen september 24 for five days the city has been under occupation the center of kyiv - beautiful khreshchatyk year street the premises of what was once a children's world are used as a reception point for people with cystitis, residents are ordered to surrender their weapons, gas ma

the world is not burning more, that world is burning left, whya most people don't stuff the burn.ry complicated. that is of course why we adapt to this. we make sure staff does not burn. it is not rocketf science. again if we don't want to scare kids everyone have a good dayat and a sense of where should we start? what should we be concerned about? we need to know the state appeared be very often don't print what's going to happen to the future? if you only look at this is what most climate models will do but if you only look at temperature and assume temperature is going to rise. that means youou will see more fire all o other things equal. but all things are not equal. one thing is were going to have morere co2 which means we are going to have greener planet which means we'll have a different combination of greenery on most places in the world. if you just want that you probably get less learning not more. if you include people that is people back to you definitely get this trend we've seen thela last 120 years will continue. if we do nothing. there is no climate policy the worl

another fires burning here in california and in oregon. now the air quality index has most of the bay area in the yellow zone. that means moderate. the smoke is high enough where it should not cause too much of an issue. hikers at the lookout point on grizzly peak friday afternoon found the view looked a bit hazy. angie bush with her daughter, amaya said she thought it was just the fog. i thought it was carl. to be honest, and i was like is that the fog but doesn't quite look like the fog above the fog. a layer of smoke smoke is blowing into the region , from wildfires burning in oregon and california. prompting the bay area air quality management district to issue an air quality advisory. usually with air quality advisories. it's mostly visual impact, but in some cases there may be, uh, hyperlocal isolated issues of poor air quality. spokesperson walter wallace said. people might notice a haze and most of the bay area will have moderate air quality. it's not enough to call a spare the air alert and it's mainly because a lot of the smoke t

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we are hearing that 50 acres have burned so far.ming off. we will continue to monitor this and bring you the latest as we get more information. >> when the heat is this brutal, that is a real risk. this has been the hottest day so far in this heatwave. >> let's get the latest from spencer christian with a look at when that heat will peak. >> it felt like it was peaking today. we had high temperatures in the triple digits, above 110. it is still 84 degrees in san francisco. 97 and palo alto. 98 in santa clara. 64 in half moon bay. 108 in santa rosa. fairfield 112. 108 in livermore. we still have the excessive heat warning through 8 p.m. thursday. high temperatures in the hottest areas will reach or exceed 115 degrees. for the shoreline and the coast, a heat advisory will be in effect until 8:00 p.m. thursday. temperatures will reach or exceed 98 degrees. good news may not arrive until next weekend. this heatwave will persist through friday. it might peek tomorrow, but drop off a little bit wednesday then bounceback on thursday. no si

why would she burn like a small man, according to her.he has a plot nearby not far from us, and it seems that she had some kind of small house there, which burned down. and apparently, she remained on the street. i understood it so the administration certainly helps those in need, but it can provide living quarters, that is, premises that are suitable for some kind of life, of course, yes. so, the fact of the matter is that there is nothing there. it’s just a container she doesn’t have there, no water, no light, er, of course, a toilet. no. and she lived for 74 years, how she even takes care of herself and can’t even go to the toilet to wash herself. well, it's not at all. but how does she forgive corrects? well, well, somehow it adapts, apparently, there are some packages wraps something. well, apparently, that's how i listen to you. now tatyana and i feel wild. how does she even survive? in such conditions, well, it’s understandable, sochi is a warm city in general, it’s always warm, but she eats what we help her neighbors, and someone

the mill fire is burning in siskyou county and the route fire is burning near la. the mill fire began today near the town of weed. this is now it has now burned more than 2500 acres. just hours after erupting about one this afternoon, the rapid spread of this fire has forced thousands of people to flee their homes. it may be slow going for travelers heading on i-5 this weekend, 2 lanes of the northbound lanes of the freeway coming out of valencia will be closed for damage assessment and repairs because of the route fire that's burning near castaic. that's just north of valencia north of l a firefighters say they appear to have the upper hand with 56% containment of the fire. that's of as of this hour, flames have burned more than 5200 acres and destroyed at least one home. there. take a live look outside. show you the traffic at the bay bridge toll where the air alerts going to be in effect tomorrow. we should tell you again, with the really hot weather expected heat combined with a lot of car exhaust fumes expected to cause a lot of smog, embrace a yeah. unhealthy

our dugout is three punished by a pine tree that burned down over it, as if unfamiliar. in an unfamiliar village on a nameless height , dear friends, today we celebrate our holy holiday, the day of the liberation of donbass on the revived memorial saur grave 9 years donbass stands guard over the russian world and today the soldiers of the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, together with the soldiers of russia, are liberating our home and all of ukraine from fascism that has raised its head again the dark forces that have seized ukraine want to destroy not only the donbass but the whole russia, but they must remember that, as in the distant forty-fifth, so now victory will be ours to all my brothers in arms. to all those who she advanced. i wish you good health, courage, fortitude and a speedy happy holidays. the specialists of the military construction complex of the russian ministry of defense and the russian and military historical society were able to completely restore the historical appearance of the memorial. they revived the alley of glory and all its pylons, which were damag

as of last night the walker fire burned more than 100 acres. several neighborhoods are under evacuation orders. in southern california the wildfire has been burning on the grapevine, all of the fires are just the latest reminder natural disasters can happen any time and that's why federal emergency management agency is launching a new campaign urging people to be ready for emergencies before they strike. september is national preparedness month. the agency is marking it with a new public service announcement called a lasting legacy. an agency spokesperson says federal emergency management agency is making an extra effort to focus on underrepresented communities. >> we also want to make sure that we're looking at and focusing on the underserved communities, focusing on the communities that may not have all the resources and making sure that we ensure they're prepared for disasters. >> fema also emphasizes having a disaster kit on standby with nonperishable food, water, meditation medication, batteries and food for your animals. a full list is on

at the mosquito fire burned a radically deposit county, big trees. growth was in its sights historically this area experience wildfire every 11 to 26 years. however, we have not seen wildfire in this location and over 90 years to make sure that positive trend continues. firefighters began work last week to remove potential fuels from the base of the 6 giant sequoias installed a sprinkler system and then use prescribed burns to eliminate the threat, essentially treating the giants grove. >> as if it were community and we've created defensible space. >> and we're ready to protect this big it is a fight that has only intensicied over the past 2 years. california wildfires destroyed and thousands of the the national park service says more than 85% of all giant stick with have burned in wildfires since 2015. we're making sure that this group doesn't enter that statistic. a disturbing trend for point. >> because in part the count hoping to temporarily reversed course. >> and protecting the smallest a quick in california east. of course, tim gurajpal some >