so the day after property was burned, at least three structures were burned. there was a contingent civilians from newtown, all of whom were confederate sympathizers, wanted to meet with general hunter to talk about how can we avoid this type of thing in the future? well, hunter wouldn't meet with them. he's like, i am not even talking to them. but what he well, what he did ultimately do was he sent one of his staff officers, his cousin david hunter strother. and so strother with these confederate civilians. and they asked him what, can we do in order to make certain that our property is not victimized victimized? from strother perspective, he it's really simple. tell us in your community who is providing and assistance to bushwhack and irregulars? if you do that, we will safeguard your property. these are confederate civilians confederate sympathizers who presumably want the confederacy win. but now they're balancing loyalty to a cause with loyalty to their house, their family, and to their property. guess what wins out? loyalty to family, house and property.

may be in our homes, maybe we are just burning clean fuel with no carbon emission.e of carbon capture is the one for the power station, the new gas—fired power station on teesside, where we could be burning fossil carbon fuel and in the flue gas going up the chimney that's a mixture of carbon dioxide plus nitrogen from the air and effectively we bubble up air and effectively we bubble up through a chemical solvent which attracts the carbon dioxide and takes it out of that emission and we can then separate that, liquefy the carbon dioxide and also send that through the pipe network we used to produce the natural gas in the first place, to reuse that's support infrastructure sensor carbon dioxide for deep storage deep beneath the north sea. two methods of carbon dioxide storage, but both equally effective at decreasing emissions are very large industrial scales. $5 emissions are very large industrial scales.- emissions are very large industrial scales. as we were heafini industrial scales. as we were hearing there _ industrial scales. as we were hearing there in _ indu

some plant remains there and organize some local burnings of dry remains, grass, and so on, this is what the police should be doing and when people will be held accountable. and we will see that there is such a practice, everyone they will know, if you smoke it, you will either pay a huge fine, or you will be punished in some other way, there is practically no such practice, from these natural, from these piles that go near the forests, they lie, well, let's be honest, that is, people have always smoked the tops, that is, this is a national ukrainian tradition, were always burned, but it started to burn so massively, only now, from which i conclude that it was either a sabotage arson. or these or other uavs, you see, they have always smoked, but for more than one thousand years, during the ukrainian year, remember, 2020, that’s all four years, well, let's turn on the memory and remember, the fires were much larger, several times larger, the whole chornomer region was burning, zhytomyr region was burning, let's remember this, maps were being printed, people were coming out for these

several cars were damaged and still burning. there was considerable danger in attempting to move these cars. this was our absolute last resort and i would have never tried to. explosive event the tanks if experienced personnel from industry had not been there. we had this confidence due to prior planning to rely on each other. the locals day federal agencies and industry all worked well together on day 12, a large pit was dug around the six cars. the charges were designed and placed to rupture the cars, to allow the vinyl chloride to drain into the pits, to burn quickly and safely. i found out loud and i had. my on air. far too far. the resulting fires burned throughout the night for approximately 12 hours until the vinyl was consumed. on day 13, after the fires had died down. the cars were examined and placed with water to decontaminate them. the contaminated water was collected and treated prior to discharge from the site. the emergency was now under control and the full attention of the team was directed to determining the po

burns by the agencies, a view that can alarm residents. so to avoid confusion, they alert people in advance. we provide public notice at least 30 days out, but we try and push it out to 60 days to give people notice that there's going to be trail closures, there's going to be fire and smoke seen in the air. the next prescribed burn is planned for tomorrow at joseph g. grant county park and it will conclude on saturday. so if you see these flames, smoke and smell of fire at these two locations, don't worry, he says. it's a fire with good intention. it's good fire to prevent bad fire. miriam villarreal, nbc bay area. many homeowners say a builder didn't build but took their money anyway. now the state is stepping in. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures are down today just 79 in napa, 85 santa rosa and 90 in livermore. we'll talk more about the cooling. plus a look at hurricane milton and where the worst storm surge is expected to be. and the ok, 500 deluxe gar

you see my hair, my hair is burned, my ears burned. >> mariah says. they lost everything.an evacuation center at twin pines casino inside cots, food, drinks and medicine for evacuee. >> we will be open 24 hours a day until this this disaster is complete. >> this clearlake oaks family says they saw the fire reach their backyard literally five seconds later, just jumped and took over the whole mountain and literally like, i watched, like two acres burn in five seconds, their mom, jennifer merrick, says. they had just moved into the house after evacuating from another fire. >> boils fire three weeks ago. we just moved into the house and then now, now we're evacuated from this one as well. twice. twice in a row now, afraid once again that they've lost everything. tired, stressed. i don't know where we're going. they can't accommodate us because the kids are sick. so i paid my rent. so i don't have any resources available for a motel for a family size of eight. >> cal fire says they plan to keep working overnight. >> we're going to have crews on the fire throughout the whole ni

doctors say the burn unit sees many victims this time of year. the severity of burns that we have seen on diwali day surpasses what we have seen on 4th of july. we've had, you know, some years ago, a woman actually die from 70% total body surface area burns when her sari caught fire from candles. doctors say especially those synthetic materials are the ones that can catch fire and burn very quickly. it's a scary situation. the doctors and family say they're sharing their story, hoping to help other families not go into a situation like this and be protected as they celebrate diwali. this year and as celebrations start to get underway. it's a very important warning. all right, ian, thank you so much. there's a new memorial on yerba buena island that commemorates the port chicago 50, 80 years ago. the u.s. navy convicted 50 men of mutiny for refusing to load ammunition at port chicago in concord after a huge explosion killed hundreds of men. on the anniversary of their trial. and on the exact spot where it happened, the treasure island museum unvei

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burn hot. meanwhile, the rest of the bay area here at home, we've got the east bay hills. as christina mentioned a moment ago, the diablo range and the santa cruz mountains. that goes until early tomorrow morning. we do expect the winds to be with us, at least until then. right now, in areas over the north bay, sonoma mountain reporting at 82 degrees. relative humidity about 21%. in the ben lowman area in the santa cruz mountains, 90 degrees. relative humidity is 23%. mount diablo lost the reading there, but also a very warm one over the inner east bay, with temperatures in the 90s to about 100 degrees, and relative humidity is critically dry as well. a better look at the current conditions and what we can expect for your bay area weekend coming up. >> all right, rosemary, thank you. moving out of this new development tonight in the abrupt firing of the santa clara county superintendent of schools. lawyers for mary andujar. now say her termination was unlawful. >> they are questioning everythin

several cars were damaged and still burning. there was considerable danger in attempting to move these cars. this was our absolute last resort and i would have never tried to. explosive event the tanks if experienced personnel from industry had not been there. we had this confidence due to prior planning to rely on each other. the locals day federal agencies and industry all worked well together on day 12, a large pit was dug around the six cars. the charges were designed and placed to rupture the cars, to allow the vinyl chloride to drain into the pits, to burn quickly and safely. i found out loud and i had. my on air. far too far. the resulting fires burned throughout the night for approximately 12 hours until the vinyl was consumed. on day 13, after the fires had died down. the cars were examined and placed with water to decontaminate them. the contaminated water was collected and treated prior to discharge from the site. the emergency was now under control and the full attention of the team was directed to determining the po

we'll break down this story coming up >> in the third precinct burned down -- or burned out thanks to tim walz completely failed leadership. liz: jd vance taking the fight to tim walz's doorstep and accusing him of not standing up for voters and didn't stand up for law and order. retired police officials going out here and more. >> be up burdened by what has been. unburdened by what has been. unburdened by what has been. liz: vice president kamala harris today burp again with a brand new everybody and tonight we are going to show to you and and they getting slammed with this. liz: holding a rally in atlanta and biden and harris and we're going to launch a brand new attack on kamala-nomics and georgia for brian democrat p in 2020 and kamala harris was in detroit and grady trimble live on the trump action. reporter: it was, liz. three weeks till election day and the economy is still the number one issue for voters and that of course took center stage at the economic club of chicago event here. it also will be a main focus for the former president when he takes the stage at that rally in

forests are burning in the neighboring ryazan region, and they say that in lukhovitsy a burning smellhis. the increased fire hazard class will be lifted after heavy rains. maxim aparin, anton dubnov, maryana pepanyan, news. a cold front is rapidly approaching moscow. already today in the afternoon, forecasters promise us a sharp drop in temperature and rain. thermometer readings will barely reach 14°. the upcoming weekend will also have to be warmed up, and the zants will be needed until tuesday. the coldest day is, so to speak, sunday, because on the night from saturday to sunday it will be. partly cloudy and cold, due to the fact that the cold air and partly cloudy will be the temperature on average somewhere +4 +6 in the region to -2. in low places cooling, well and during the day it will be 12-14, no more. astronomers warn of strong magnetic storms today tomorrow, but on the night of sunday the residents of the moscow region will have a unique opportunity to see in the sky polar lights. this phenomenon is associated with powerful solar flares. almost 130,000 electric scooter users

rhea was burned on her legs. it was so bad she had to go through an intensive nine week recovery at the valley medical center burn unit, a process that was documented by the hospital. today, her mother issued this warning about the candles and sparklers often used to celebrate, and the traditional saris worn during diwali. it is made of silk and synthetic, wherein if this catches fire, the it's going to melt and stick to my skin and it's going to burn my skin. while you might not see as many fireworks being launched as you would on 4th of july, doctors say the burn unit sees many victims this time of year. but the severity of burns that we have seen on diwali day surpasses what we have seen on 4th of july. we've had, you kno, some years ago, a woman actually die from 70% total body surface area burns when her sari caught fire from candles. in her case, ramdas wishes she had a bucket of water nearby. when the accident happened. but she says rhea is on the mend and now she's back playing tennis, having fun with fri

in the car, his legs started to burn, the car caught fire, his legs started to burn, there was another of shrapnel in his finger, he stuck it in his glove, i didn't pay attention to it anymore, he started to put out the fire on himself, it's good that the uniform was good, a gatekeeper, it doesn't burn that badly, a guy ran up, his name is dima, we had already met there in the forest, he saw that i was burning, he was shooting at the car, i don't know, it's just the same the guy is such a hero, he shoots at the car, he just jumped on top, took the order. he pulled me out of the car, started to put me out with a fire extinguisher, dragged me into the woods , i also asked him to take the belt, we had a first aid kit there, he also went back to the car for the belt, he did all this with a machine gun, he always ran with a machine gun, the guy also shot back, yes, so he dragged me into the woods, brought me the first aid kit, we quickly took off the bulletproof vest, the helmet, everything was taken off me, and i stuck my hand under my jacket, there was no blood. i think, well at first i d

so if a fire starts, it just burns that much faster as it is burning that much hotter. in addition to that, the excessive heat warning will last until tomorrow night. so even though temperatures have come down today, they are back up tomorrow with our inland areas going above 100 degrees. once again, the heat advisory continues for our coastline as well. this will go until tomorrow evening. we do expect temperatures to drop off a little bit as we head into sunday, and that will kick off a cooldown that will continue into next week. a better look at what we can expect for the weekend and beyond coming up. >> all right, rosemary, we'll see you in a bit. thank you. the hardly strictly bluegrass festival is underway in san francisco's golden gate park. >> speaking of the weekend, ktvu christian captain joining us now live at christian golden gate park. it can be marked by cool weather, some wind, and maybe that thick fog, but that's not really going to be the case, especially this weekend. >> yeah, you know, temperatures are going to get a little warmer. but i'll tell you w

two days ago, we saw state palestinians being burned alive while they were tethered to hospital beds. is... honestly, we don't know when this horror show is going to end and we can start talking about an actual day after. there is also... it's a mr stein above. all discussions about the day after are talking about the day after are talking about the day after are talking about the continued displacement of palestinians. gaza has been made to wasteland and there is no end point. israel says that they have more than 100 hostages still in gaza. they need to release them. they are also continuing to fire rockets into israel, aren't they? to what extent are they to be held accountable and also given that they are proxies of iran, what is their influence here?— proxies of iran, what is their influence here? two things. i thinkthis _ influence here? two things. i think this conflict _ influence here? two things. i think this conflict did - influence here? two things. i think this conflict did not - think this conflict did not start on the 7th of october so we need to put it in the larger con

they began to shoot, then burn.nishers began to destroy the village, a ringing patriarchal silence reigned here. in winter , peasants have no reason to get up early. dealing with 2 thousand people is not an easy task, especially, as was usually the case with the germans, if the killers try to save their strength and resources. and they want to get a guaranteed result. the main instrument of extermination is fire. this is an almost dormant murder weapon, considering that the buildings are all wooden. motherland was forced take up the sword those who tried. to cross out most of the slavs from the list of the living, those who came to take away our living space, the word lebensram was born at the beginning of the 20th century, it was invented by prussian generals, those who look at the world through monocles, military, computers made of flesh and blood all longitudinal scars with a yardstick instead of a spine. in the interwar period, the practice and strategy of clearing living space. became an exact science: the righ

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her village house burned down under very mysterious circumstances. there were traces and a person. hello, hello, my name is vasya, nastya, nastya, nice to meet you, nastya, at the end of the twenty -first year under very mysterious circumstances, and the house that stood here burned down, everything is correct, your dream is to create a bread museum, yes, to tell how it was when bread was at the head of the table, you have 85 acres of land, yes, you get around on a tricycle, because there is no other way, this also happens, or on your feet, on your feet, well... 10,000 steps we walk quickly. then i suggest that our first for today, as i understand it, 10,000 steps - to walk in terms of excursions, to see what you have, and how and why, and only then to talk about you, as a heroine, as a person. okay, let's go, let's go. we didn't have to go far, right next to the entrance to our heroine's house there was a field of lavender. could this also be for bread? until today, it seemed to me that i knew everything about bread, but standing here in the middle of a lavender field, i understan

but our investigation shows that burning this is the same as burning coal.ic — making energy from waste our dirtiest way of making electricity. we do have concerns about the building of new energy—from—waste plants. this can't be seen as a sort ofjust a way of getting out ofjail for free and dealing with the whole kind of management of waste. the extra plastic that's now in our waste, made from fossil fuels like oil, is the main element driving up incinerator emissions. but carbon is also generated by the long journeys that our bin bags go on from our homes to where they're burned. incinerators in the northeast of england now burn rubbish from all over the region, and from as far afield as merseyside — some 150 miles away. this is teesside, a key part of the uk's industrial heritage. for decades, blast furnaces along this river made steel for the world. but those days are gone. now the furnaces around here are mainly used to incinerate our rubbish. we have an incineratorjust over on this side that's already burning 400,000 tonnes worth of rubbish. now, in th

the armor of the vehicle burns to the ground. near rabotin. attack aircraft went to the rear of the ukrainian troops, in a day our military attacked over 400 enemy objects on this section of the front alone, he set something on fire, look, it's burning, where orekhov is, the new tokmachka, this is the so-called rabotin salient, if there is some kind of breakthrough here, the enemy can take under fire control the logistics routes that go to zaporizhia to the east of ukraine, where... our defense forces are holding the donetsk region, holding the southern part of the zaporizhia region. according to our intelligence, new assault groups are being prepared near orekhov and rabotin, in particular. after the liberation of ugledar, russian units are striking at ukrainian militants voluntarily and are approaching settlement. as the ministry of defense reported, the uniqueness of the operation to capture one of the most powerful fortifications of the ukrainian armed forces was the storming of the city from several directions at once. ugled

the burn will swell.pril... bye! ..and she is still an outpatient at manchester's children's hospital today. 2021. as for my family's batch of hot water bottles... 2016. are you saying, sam, that all of these need to go in the bin? er, i'm not saying they automatically need to go in the bin. i am saying you do need to be very careful with them. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. we are all inspecting, i had no idea that there was a date to these things. you have to work a little bit to find it. but things. you have to work a little bit to find it.— bit to find it. but it will be on there. and we'rejoined now by the vice chairman of the children's burns trust, ken dunn. such a disturbing report from jayne mccubbin about the damage that are best hot water bottle can do, run us through what we should be doing —— the damage that a burst of hot water bottle can do. the damage that a burst of hot water bottle can dw— bottle can do. indeed, we have seen a lot more — bottle can do. indeed, we have seen a lot more injuries

but our investigation shows that burning this is the same as burning coal.f this stuff — plastic. making energy from waste our dirtiest way of making electricity. we do have concerns about the building ofj new energy from waste plant. this can't be seen as a sort ofjust a way of getting out| ofjail for free and dealing with the whole kind - of management of waste. we raised these questions with the body that represents uk incinerator operators. in a statement, they said the growth in overall carbon emissions from energy from waste corresponds with the growth in the number of facilities over the past decade, which have moved millions of tonnes of residual waste out of landfill. the government said they are considering the role waste incineration will play as it decarbonises and grows the economy. for mandy royal, the personal impact of living next door to an energy from waste site is taking its toll. i'm sort of stuck, i'm stuck in a rut down here. matt mcgrath, bbc news. let's speak to professor hugh hunt — deputy director of the centre for climate repair at

but our investigation shows that burning this is the same as burning coal, and that's because we're usingr dirtiest way of making electricity. we do have concerns about the building of new energy—from—waste plant. this can't be seen as sort ofjust a way of getting out ofjail for free and dealing with the whole kind of management of waste. we raised these questions with the body that represents uk incinerator operators. in a statement, they said... the government said they are considering the role waste incineration will play as it decarbonises and grows the economy. mor mandy royle, the personal impact of living next door to an energy—from—waste site is taking its toll. i'm sort of stuck. i'm stuck in a rut down here. matt mcgrath, bbc news. early on i spoke to ian williams, a professor of applied science in southampton and he said neither incineration or landfill are suitable mechanisms for removing it is at least 25% carbon and if you burn that, you will generate a lot of damaging greenhouse gases. including carbon dioxide. it was a decision by the previous administration in england to

these are not calluses, les, these are burns, burns, i didn't burn myself, well, probably he wanted toe tea, but i poured boiling water on myself, i didn't burn myself, these are basso-nozhki, they always rub, well , basso-nozhki so basso-nozhki, let me... give you an injection, i'll take notes, you know, i know, and then we'll put a bandage on, what a big first aid kit you have, you should have become a doctor, like our neighbor, what neighbor, volodya lamagin, from apartment seventy-seven, he works in soon, do you remember him, i don't remember, so u... s our sasha walked around all his childhood, they have a son denis, he is the same age as our sasha, with what sasha, well with our son, we have no children, why are you talking like that, yes, doctor, you have gout, what kind, oh, what kind of gout, i am treated by the best private doctors, in the best private clinic in moscow, if i had anything there, they would have found everything a long time ago, understand? you did not have it, but today you got an injury, even two, and with your weight the finger that flew off the step is also

rhea was burned on her legs. it was so bad she had to go through an intensive nine week recovery at the valley medical center burn unit, a process that was documented by the hospital. today, her mother issued this warning about the candles and sparklers often used to celebrate, and the traditional saris worn during diwali. it is made of silk and synthetic, wherein if this catches fire, the it's going to melt and stick to my skin and it's going to burn my skin. while you might not see as many fireworks being launched as you would on 4th of july, doctors say the burn unit sees many victims this time of year. but the severity of burns that we have seen on diwali day surpasses what we have seen on 4th of july. we've had, you know, some years ago, a woman actually die from 70% total body surface area burns when her sari caught fire from candles. in her case, ramdas wishes she had a bucket of water nearby. when the accident happened. but she says rhea is on the mend and now she's back playing tennis, having fun with fr

they burned down because they're like, right stuff that we burned down and the people have nor standing and i'll have to leave where you got people around your do some down. i don't even get down there for sure. one of the basic rules you think don't be a and if you around, you'll find out which we also got rid of the bars. we have like 3 or 4 bars that have popped up and hard liquor and people being able to hang out all night long with no repercussions, no responsibility, no accountability. the things kinda got crazy. so all the bars burned down one summer a few years back and they haven't really pop back up. so now we don't really have that all night drinking arina anymore. the hard core drugs often accompanied the bars, right? so you had the same people that were selling alcohol were the ones that were selling the hard core drugs as well. i don't see you. i don't know. that's not true . i try to be a number is present as much as possible. i still lightest and hearts, but either one of the 6. there's a $1.50 or well go down and we'll see you guys later. yeah. you to say hello to your

of the escapees and survivors reports: in recent days, not a single car, and those that tried were burned, that is, there was no organized evacuation, they had to leave on foot, usually at night, but even this did not help much, because russian drones with night drones... nato reported that the order to retreat was given to quote: save lives. those who held the city do not agree with this, to put it mildly. ugledar was doomed, it was impossible to save it, but the people could have been saved, but the order to leave was never given. everyone in the city and around it understood that the countdown was on days, and then hours, but the order to retreat never came. at some point, disparate groups themselves began to make the decision to escape from the position, without waiting for orders from above. 30 of them were sent to the rear and to hospitals, on the second day they complained to soushnik 16 were given, what is called potapki, that is , they were deserted, only four went to the positions, according to him, this is such a reinforcement, the situation, to dramatize boyka, will only get w

the burn will swell.l... bye! ..and she is still an outpatient at manchester's children's hospital today. 2021. as for my family's batch of hot water bottles... 2016. are you saying, sam, that all of these need to go in the bin? i'm not saying they automatically need to go in the bin. i am saying you do need to be very careful with them. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. hollywood actor al pacino — star of films like the godfather and scarface — is now 84 and he says the birth of his fourth child last year was part of the reason for writing his first ever autobiography. our entertainment reporter colin paterson has been to los angeles to meet him. you're my older brother, and i love you. the godfather made al pacino a star. but don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again. say hello to my little friend. with scarface, he created a cult hero. sir, you're out of order. out of order? i'll show you out of order! and playing a blind veteran in scent of a woman finally won him his oscar after eight nomina

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they burned down because they're like, right stuff that we burned down and the people have nor staying and i'll have to leave where you got people around your do some down. i don't even get down there for sure. what are the basic rules you think? don't be a and if you ground, you'll find out which we also got rid of the bars. we have like 3 or 4 bars that have popped up and hard liquor and people being able to hang out all night long with no repercussions, no responsibility, no accountability, the things kinda got crazy. so all the bars burned down one summer a few years back and they haven't really pop back up. so now we don't really have that all night drinking arina anymore. the hard core drugs often accompanied the bars, right? so you had the same people that were selling alcohol were the ones that were selling the hard core drugs as well. i don't see. i don't know. that's not true. i try to be an honest person as much as possible. i still lightest in hearts, but either one. i'm sure there's a $1.50 or well go down and we'll see you guys later. yeah. you to say hello to your daught

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