they've become the new home of the dead sea tourism industry, but many visitors don't realize they'renot swimming in the natural sea. male: i think this place is amazing, so whether it's manmade or not, i think it's got a lot of history. i think it's just look at what the beauty is today and how do we preserve it. male: the water is great. you can float on water because it's the dead sea. it contains a lot of minerals and salts, and that makes you float, which makes everybody enjoy the water. female: and it's--make you very young. eric: nearby, factories in israel and jordan are extracting valuable minals. making potash for fertilizer is big business here. more than half a billion cubic meters of water is sucked out from the dead sea every year. that's roughly equivalent to the volume of sydney harbor. the factories pump a lot back in, but the geological survey of israel says, overall, they're responsible for roughly a quarter of the water lost from the dead sea. eric: to understand the main cause of the dead sea's demise, we have to travel north to its source. for thousands of years,

on salt marshes healing properties and mineralization of the bear's analogue of the world-famous dead seaaverage depth. only 50-70 cm. maximum meter 20. well, this is quite enough for a full-fledged medical treatment. that's why a sanatorium with a mud clinic works here all year round, and glym ping is open in summer. even above all, the musculoskeletal system is a musculoskeletal system. this is a reproductive function. this is the nervous system. these are skin diseases. that is, the lake really helps. as our doctor says. here useful everything here the air is so saturated. with these salts, because the lake is quite salty according to the results of the study, which were last week 310 ppm salinity of water, if we take the dead sea, there 360 ​​example lakes cover a significant part of the kurgan region, when viewed from a great height it resembles the far north but in the arctic traces of an ancient glacier, and here is the memory of the disappeared sea, it is not by chance that another symbol of the region is the bridges and the mound-steel plant that produces them, the bridge is made

if you take the dead sea, they tried on 360 there. significant part of the kurgan region is covered with lakes, when viewed from a great height it resembles the far north, but in the arctic there are traces of an ancient glacier, and here the memory of the disappeared sea, it is no coincidence that bridges and the bridges producing them at the kurgan-steel plant make massive structures of any degree of complexity here for ring road in moscow for the ice arena in st. petersburg for power lines and monorail systems, but the basis of production are bridges, many of which are known throughout the country. any opening of the bridge always tries to invite the newlyweds, who are just signing, because this is the bridge that connects the families of the nation of people, who we have a lot of unique places in the country. where can i get planes? take altai, this is oblique food. take the ural north. i mean, well, yes, where did you go? yes, you can make a road, but anyway, some kind of bridge will appear, because of this bridge, there are a lo

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if not for archaeologists, we would never have seen the tomb of tutankhamun, the dead sea scrolls, the pompeii, the chinese terracotta army, the fossils of dinosaurs, students of perm university also make surprises. according to the most modest estimates of modern science, corporeal humanity appeared 2 1/2-3 million years ago, that is, well, most of the history of mankind is, in fact, archeology mikhail lvovich periskokov associate professor, department of history and archeology director of the kama research center archaeological expedition of the perm university, candidate of historical sciences mikhail lvovich and you have such a fashionable pigtail. this is something, it means absolutely nothing just a pigtail had long hair, then cut off the pigtail left, if the pigtail is cut off and saved. how many hair can be stored for centuries, they are considered, then the value, well, of course. e organics, of course, are poorly preserved, but in a number of unique cases they are preserved. here, we have one of the exhibits, and the ear is buried with earrings. bronze, well there, like a pie

now he will take a place in collection of manuscripts known as the dead sea scrolls, these ancient recordsthe forties and fifties of the last century. well what can i say? that the teacher of russian, well, in general, the language, right? in this case, ah. would be pretty handwriting. here i see what a beautiful handwriting a person has. this is true. in general, of course, here's the mysterious this story went. and suddenly it was some kind of romantic message. uh-huh, it ’s not like you yourself get it and haven’t reached it, the author of the letter is a girl, yes, who was examined had some feelings. and who knows, maybe even a claim. and then this is ismail's send, it appears from the other side. it’s good that pavelets’ letter didn’t reach the addressee, some kind of, yes, the second plan is the second meaning of this story. well, here is our next heroine. ah, i found myself and my happiness in general, at least professionally, in a yeast factory and even got in touch with it all my life. but how her working day goes, we know right now. my name is varvara filimonova, i work with yeas

another man wearing a pair of tights and holding one of the dead sea scrolls. and he looked like he was wearing camilla's winter hats. that is what we do in britain. so you guys take her seriously. so thank you for that. it is all madness and we are proud of it. >> harris: hilarious. i have no idea what he meant by the former prince charles talking to the tomatoes in the garden. i didn't know that meant you were watching the climate change. i didn't have the context that you had. i was worried that he was talking to animated objects. i got you. >> emily: i talked to my plants and it helps them thrive. i note that you referenced the queen consort as camilla. i wonder if it will take a transition period there for those under king charles iii reign to get used to their new titles? >> i think that is true. the queen, obviously one of the last major thing she did before her death was to tell the public it was her wish that camilla, the woman once don't forget dubbed by diana as the rottweiler, was going to be queen consort. and that title come at the same kate will

mekletian lakes, where you can walk on water, there is a lot of salt, the density is higher than in the dead seaaceans that live here ? under a layer of salt, healing mud, skin ailments, you can make masks, but tourists are delighted for no more than 15 minutes, very cool. we regret that it is not possible. children with you, and when the wind rises , the dunes in the desert begin to sing, according to legend, ostensibly under these same dunes the great army of heroes is buried, but in fact, of course, the dunes sing when a thousand grains of sand rub against each other and create such an easy chime. the equipment cannot transmit this goal by ear, but it resembles the sounds of an organ. here, even fabulous animals in the black land reserve live saigas, met such. these ancient animals are thought to be living fossils, having outlived the endangered species that are being preserved here. well, what a fairy tale without palaces and temples, kalmyks are buddhists, so at every step there are pagodas and datsans, the largest golden abode of shakimuni buddha. we have the largest shakimu buddha statue

to come this half-hour, a powerful typhoon tears through south korea, leaving several dead, before moving out to sean its way to japan. the taps are running again in jackson, mississippi, after more than a week without water, but challenges remain. ♪ >> the latest system of low pressure clouds is on its way through australia showing some intensity. i think it will get deeper and deeper as it moves towards adelaide. rain is going to concentrate first of all in adelaide, then queens, then new south wales, and it seems to be invigorated. circulation is just offshore. tasmania gets a bit of a warm breeze. for new zealand, there are a few showers floating around. the wind is not particularly strong, so the sun does its bit. the seasonal rains in southeast asia are still online more or less with thailand. we have an increase now once again in borneo and in indonesia, showers have been a bit more prevalent over the last couple of days. monsoon rain has been concentrating on western gas. it looks much drier for the north and for northern pakistan, there is a hint of a few showers. yes, there's still floodin

dead. and the seas high was also reportedly violated on friday. i have countries accuse each other of carrying out attacks on outposts and nearby towns using tanks more says rocky artillery an assault drives kyrgyzstan is to try to state emergency on the at can it border region or cause it stands president has signed a decree, amending the constitution to call the country's capital a stunner again, and also extend the presidential term by 2 years. now, these changes are among reforms pushed by customs your might to kind of, of to violent protests in january which killed more than 200 people. the unrest was sparked by a rise in fuel prices, but also reflected widespread political discontent. presidential terms will now be 7 years, but limited to a single term. the capital was renamed nor so ton in 2019 in honor of the outgoing president. nor sultan, and as or by of now, iran's president has asked the interior ministry to investigate the death of a woman who had been detained for allegedly not complying with regulations on head coverings or her job.

still to come this ha, powerful tie thing, test to south korea, leaving several dead for moving out to sea on its way to japan. the tops are running again in jackson, mississippi, after more than a week without a challenge is remain ah, now the latest system all for low pressure cloud front systems on its way through the byte australian bytes shows some intensity. i think there's thunderstorms get deeper and deeper as it moves towards adelaide that most of western australia will see furnished by the cause. that rain is going to concentrate fiscal and that light, then queens in them more especially new south wales. and it seems to be invigorated by this time the circulations just offshore. tasmania gets a bit of a warm breeze actually hope out about 70. but underneath that rain, melbourne's 18 looks a bit promising to be honest. matthews, illness cotton dan, are a few showers floating around. the wind is not particularly strong, so the sun does its bit so you get about 12 degrees in christ church and 13 in wellington, in shouts. i guess the season rains in southeast asia, still a line more

well, odessa was attacked with kamikaze drones from the sea, there is a dead person, it is reported intional command south, we will ask serhii bratchuk spokesman of the operational headquarters of the defense of odesa region mr. serhiy good morning we welcome you now we hear good morning but we do not hear i hope now literally in a couple of seconds it will be possible to re-comment on the operative headquarters of the defense of odesa, there are regions with us, you can hear it on serhiy o and we are you now, glory to ukraine, mr. serhiy, and i will disappear, let’s dial again after an enemy drone was spotted over odessa, in the city they are reporting explosions, in particular, two drones they destroyed the administration building in the port area, they fought the fire, the relevant services are now asking if they have already finished there, e-evska has already started broadcasting the information, a message has also arrived that the 136th course has been shot down over the sea several nearby buildings were damaged by the blast wave. well, during the enemy's repeated attack , four m

sea. some of them killed dead animals, then found on one of the beaches, if possible, local residents rescuersed to take the animals away from dangerous areas. it did n't always work out. eat eat. eat in total because of the typhoon , 53 sections of the tracks were damaged, almost 30 bridges were damaged, on some roads, it is still impossible to drive behind the advancement of the whirlwind. intently the russian satellite watched the meteor m. typhoon on the night of september 4, the east china sea came out. it was moving north at a speed of about 32 km/h. cyclone on monday. continuing to fill turned to the northeast. and on tuesday afternoon i ended up in the sea of ​​​​japan and already on september 7th. approached the eastern coast of primorsky krai. i must say that the season of tropical cyclones on such an ocean. now, in the midst of the equatorial part of the water area, a new typhoon muifa has already spun. he, like his predecessor, is now shifting to the north. however, the crest of the asian anticyclone will come to the defense of the russian far east. it will block the whirlwind on t

ukrainian official says at least two people are dead in nikolaiv near the black sea after it came under heavy shelling today. this comes after senior aide to ukraine's president said a counter offensive against russia is slowing but not stopping. he says troops are fighting to retake control of the city of lyman in the donetsk region. there are still pockets of fighting in the east. russians are looting as they pull further back. ukrainian sources are seizing abandoned russian weapons, vehicles and ammo. russia still holds huge chunks of ukrainian territory and the collapse of kremlin forces in the east does not mean they're gone for good but the pentagon says a number of russian forces are crossing back into russia. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy now says some 8,000 square kilometers, roughly 3,000 square miles, have been recaptured this month and he says about half of that territory is still being stabilized as his troops look for sabotage groups and collaborators. one of those liberated cities is izium, a former russian logistics hub. cnn's sam kiley was the first correspond

>> there were a few st stagglers along the sea wall, but tonight it is dead. just a few cars. i can tell you there was a bride and groom that was supposed to get married at another venue, and it got congotcanceled, and they were able to tie the knot safely inside our hotel. >> o'donnell: they will never forget this day. meg oliver, th thank you so much. in cuba, w in cuba, where hurricane ian made landfall as a category 3 yesterday, officials say power is slowly being restored after the entire island lost electricity. officials believe it's the first time that cuba's entire electrical grid collapsed, and the whole island lost power. at least two people were killed. the storm's 125-mile-per-hour winds damaged homes and many of the country's important tobacco farms that produce cuba's famous cigars. all right, still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," today's other big headlines, including the environmental disaster unleashed by the suspected russian sabotage of suspected russian sabotage of natural gas pipelines. dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or l

to make matters worse the use of agrochemicals both in the sea and on the land. is creating dead zones areas of high acidity and low oxygen which one of the biggest global threats to marine life they're already around five hundred is in the world wait the biggest in the gulf of mexico covering twenty three thousand square clematis. for this is to thrive far into the future we need to fundamentally rethink our relationship with the ocean. and here on the coast of connecticut to do just that. fishing has aays been big business on the long island sound. in recent decades industrial and agricultural pollutants kill the fish stocks. come here to meet some of the locals tackling the problem. hey ross. and brian yeah thank you. so much for having us common. bring smith is an ocean farmer he's made it his mission to reconfigure we harvest to see. hey welcome aboard. start us up. the good thing about ocean farming is we don't need to change. alright just a quick run out right. it used to be efficient yeah i yeah i was in the bering sea fishing cotton crab just at the height of industriali

sea. talking to the people, one person told me that the dead ones are the lucky ones because they escape thisble life we are living. he said we are not living, we are already dead. we have reached a level below zero. this is an unbearable life. even after this catastrophic event that happened between yesterday and today with a big number of deaths, people will still take to the sea, risk their lives, because they have nothing else to lose. they are already living in miserable conditions. samantha: stay with us. still to come, widely regarded as one of the greatest british novelist of the century, dame hilary mantel l has died at the age of 70. ♪ >> ben johnson, the fastest man on earth is flying home to canada in disgrace. >> all athletes should be clean going into the games. i am happy justice is served. morning these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes were burned on by serbian soldiers and police. >> all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. >> it is no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets

up on the news of london, a powerful typhoon, tears threw south korea, leaving several dead before moving out to sea on its way to japan. the taps are running again in jackson, mississippi, after more than a week without water, but challenges remain. and the 1st norwegian to reach the u. s. opening the semi finals is also on course on the new well, number one. i spoke with you as new prime minister and his trust says her government will transform britain into an aspiration nation and ride out the global storm. she gave her 1st speech outside number 10 downing street after meeting the queen earlier on tuesday. trus, is under pressure to announce an immediate plan to tackle spiraling energy costs and improve the economy. and a mobile begins our coverage, ah, as lose trust and confidence steps in downing street, his prime minister, who focuses on reassuring the nation, things come get better. we now face severe global headwinds caused by russia's appalling war in ukraine and the aftermath of cove. it now is the time to tackle the issues that are holding britain back. we need to build roads, homes and b

dead anyway. we are hopeless. all these people, all of them, sea reach are l5 to those are risk the journey to aspire a future are this is bbc news. a reminder of our main headlines this hour: referendums on whether to join the russian federation. ukraine says it's a sham which is doomed to fail. the united states says it will ease internet restrictions to allow iranians greater access to services curbed by the tehran government as it tries to stamp out protests. 0ur reporter in washington, azadeh moshiri, explains what difference this decision is going ot make. this is something that us lawmakers both republicans and democrats have been asking for since the protests began and of course there has been a lot of demand from this from iranians themselves, and that is because given a heavy us sanctions on iran, tech companies are not been able tojump iran, tech companies are not been able to jump in iran, tech companies are not been able tojump in or iran, tech companies are not been able to jump in or provide a lot of the services they typically would in response to this clampdown on internet services, as well as we

seaside town looking like a war zone, with at least one person missing and presumed dead after her home was washed out to sea. this is nova scotia's premier tim houston. >> we know the climate is changing for sure. you look around the world, we are seeing fires, storms. certainly, this is an historic straw for this province. the damage is significant. right now the priority is getting power back to people, getting people safe shelter, getting some return to normal. that will take time. amy: in puerto rico, about half the island remains without electricity one week after hurricane fiona brought devastating flooding that overwhelmed e island's fragile electrical grid. officials say one-in-five households and businesses still have no running water. meanwhe, puerto rican farmers are warning of a food crisis after fiona flooded fields nea peak harst time, desoying crs of stae foods. a farmer's association stern erto ricsays 90%f the pltain crowas deroye a hurricane warning is in effect for parts of the caribbean with tropical srm ian forecast to strengthen before it is expected landfall in far-western cuba late t

sea for a long time. the girl is bad for you. police in bitovsky park. dead woman. great . what do you say? scratches, or other visible injuries were found on the body. urgently the results of the examination and autopsy are evidence you 'll see. no, well, damn, wow, rich catch on the watch blood cigarette butt check pay phone number there were a lot of traces very close to the car, we made a cast of the tread abundantly inherited. someone. this is what confuses me with too many gifts, again the girl is killed, but the young one is beautiful. we need to get these bastards asap. okay, kuzmich is in touch. come on, good luck helping you. fedot we have a murder, it seems like another episode. in 15 minutes you will be in time in the department. come on, keys. the car was stolen from the university realized when the first murder of the day was committed, four five years ago it was stolen a week ago didn't claim because i said i didn't necessary. i'll figure it out myself there, if i get around from the university. and you will go to tomsk to your aunt? all right, let's go. fedot call the parent

dead here anyway. we are hopeless. all of these people would risk the sea to reach the journey to there are grave.. these are the latest pictures of the storm hitting halifax in nova scotia. torrential rain and winds of up to 140 kilometres per hour have been reported. severe hurricanes in canada are rare and meteorologists say this weather system could be "an historic, extreme event". at least eight people were killed as fiona made its way through the caribbean in the last few days. earlier, bbc weather presenter helen willetts, gave me the latest on the storm. it was the first major hurricane of the season. things are getting very active now. it is absolutely pummelling parts of eastern canada. you can see it there, moving back out of puerto rico and the dominican republic where it caused catastrophic flooding. it's widns, hurricane force winds in excess of 100 miles an hour, those gusts of winds, and the coastal storm surge, 10—12 metre high waves battering the coast line now of some parts of nova scotia, labrador and into newfoundland as well. as it moves, and it will move northwards, it could

tie. soldiers been shot dead as shot dead. 2 people wounded another at another t facility in bangkok. the army said the 59 year old sergeant major tried to flee the sea, surrendered to police shortly afterwards. please say they are investigating at the motive for the attack. thousands of haitians have taken to the streets of the capital port of france to protest the latest fit increase in fuel prices. high inflation advancement crime demonstrates as bern ties to block the streets, the city's main street and core for the resignation of the prime minister ariel only. the french president emanuel macro, has urged the leader of azerbaijan to respect a cease fire without media following fresh border. clashes between the neighboring countries around a 100 troops have been reported to kill this week. it's the worst escalation of violence since late 2020. when russia broke a deceased fire to end fighting over the disputed region of nagondo quarterback, these images from the armenian military, purportedly show as airy soldiers crossing the border into armenian territory. armenia reports dozens of soldiers dead from his ery, shelling over night. as or by john'

dead here anyway. we are hopeless. all these people, all of them, will risk the sea to reach europe.aking the journey to the grave. siren wails. lina sinjab, bbc news. the swiss tennis star roger federer has played his final professional match, losing in the laver cup after playing doubles alongside his long—time rival, rafael nadal, against team world. the 20—time grand slam winner bid an emotionalfarwell to the game at the o2 arena in london to applause from fans, saying he had "so much fun". federer, who�*s a1, announced last week that he was retiring because of a persistent knee injury. he has been speaking to fans at the arena and this is what he said to them and thanks for have the support of his family in his 2a year career. it have the support of his family in his 24 year career.- in his 24 year career. it has been a wonderful— in his 24 year career. it has been a wonderful day. - in his 24 year career. it has been a wonderful day. i - in his 24 year career. it has | been a wonderful day. i told the guys i am happy, i�*m not bad. it feels great to be here. cheering. applause.

sea boulevard, house 3, 21 is. so i'll tell you briefly at the scene no traces were found dead shoes.h, she had high-heeled shoes on her feet, they brought or brought mikhailova on the victim's wrist bruises were found and a third on the bottle. and in conclusion, at first glance, the girl died from hitting her head on the stones, but according to the expert, death occurred much earlier and from anaphylactic shock, an allergy, or something, just an allergy to alcohol turns out. we are dealing with a murder staged as an accident, it turns out that i know my illness so voluntarily to drink, then we saw that it became bad help rendered brought to the park. too thought out today bottle without a single fingerprint yes , and see first anaphylactic shock, and then staged an accident. i think that the murderer or murderers do not think over the crime in advance, but act according to the situation so the address of the place of work is the detail of phone calls. i requested to check my e-mail and personal correspondence now. i'll try to take a look, dude. so max, let's kill the neighbors, and

with at least one person is dead and for injured as the result of shelling in the bold gold region that is in southern russia. the city located near the ukrainian border seas wide spread damage in this residential infrastructure. a bridge in the heart of san region coming under ukrainian shelling local authority, se weston supplied high and mas rockets. what you did, the attack france and romania are set to sign a deal to boost ukrainian grey and shipments to europe and the mediterranean. i thought that the un wants to africa is on the brink of an unprecedented hunger crisis. so here in the program we hear from some people in ethiopia, we go to the west always.

dead of night and in the port of boston bought three ships of the east india company. once aboard they cast. read 42 chests of tea what some 10,000 pounds sterling into the sea. in order to prevent but such offense attacks upon price property. parliament with his majesty's blessing will of necessity close boston harbor until the tea is paid for to be affected on the first day of june but six days, hence. but the crimes of peace killed named. sons of liberty are of nobody to us here in virginia? from punishment for those crimes has been attended. the king's justice has been served. yet your burgesses. do not agree. d. yo burgesses have adopted a resolution for a day of fasting humiliation and prayer in sympathy for those destroyers of property and want and lawbreakers in boston. now somebody asked what harm maybe known by a call for --? what's possible a front maybe taken by a recommendation for a day of fasting? i declare to you that such a call is not benign it is a call for allegiance with fools and traitors. it is the most base and director front to his majesty's authority. beef burgesses. no all too. well the day so fasting and prayer may only be decreed

sea off denmark and sweden, the danish military release. these images of the gas bubbles, the leaks were 1st spotted on the radar of a passing ship, dead marcusson's band shipping from area and imposed a no fly zone. the north stream $1.00 and $2.00 pipelines run from russia to germany. neither is in operation, although both contained pressurized gas. the kremlin says it is extremely concerned about the leaks. poland prime minister has called it an act of sabotage without providing any evidence, denmark's prime it is them metaphysics and says sabotage is indeed a possibility. if you have legally, we cannot rule it out, it is too early to draw conclusions yet. but this is an extraordinary situation, an unusual situation. and there are 3 lead paint, even with some distance between them. and that is why it's hard to imagine that what's happening is a coincidence, isn't it a phone call? my different city to come today who are political correspondent, thomas bar joins me, not thomas, what are you hearing from the german government officially and maybe unofficially about these lease the same line of caution that we heard from other european officials th

sea otter awareness week with the marine mammal center. the work being down to rehab the threated species. > >> first the top stories. threee are dead after a couple of shoos in oakland. the suspects are on the loose this morning. two people killed and a third injurd in the first shooting around a quarter to 8 last evening. it happened near the medical cente. 45 minutes later, one person wad at the intersection of 20th street and 22nd avenue. the northern california woman who faked her own kidnapping is send to a year and a half in prison.i half in prison. sherri papini pled guilty. she told police she she was kidnapped and tortured.n reality, she was hanging out wih an ex-boyfriend in southern cal. > >> trey lance had a big smile te day after his season ending inj. his right ankle surgery was a ss and he is ready to attack the rehab process. > >> leaders around the globe aret the united nations for the annul meeting of the general assemblyy are facing a host of challenges from the pandemic to the war in ukraine to climate change. >> we need to save our planet. t is quite literally on fire. >> president biden will speak te assembly

the most part during the day, there were a few stragglers out along this sea wall soaking it all in. but tonight, it's really deadbody out on the streets, just a few cars. i can tell you there's a bride and groom that was supposed to get married at another venue that got canceled and were able to tie the knot a couple of hours ago safely inside a hotel. >> they'll never forget this day for sure. thank you so much. >>> in cuba where hurricane ian made land fall as a category three yesterday, officials say the island is regaining power. they believe it's the first time the whole island lost power. at least two people were killed. the storm's 125 miles per hour winds damaged homes and many of the country's important tobacco farms that produce cuba's famous cuban cigars. >>> today's other big headlines, including the environmental disaster unleashed by the suspected russian sabotage of gas pipelines. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness an

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dead. the early part of the afternoon. all of us and the sea breeze kicked in. >> and things started to cool off just a bit. and that's kind of where we sit right now. skies still nice and clear. the temperatures backing off a little bit. but what a was record breaking heat around the bay area. day number 2, 116 degrees again in livermore. napa checked in at 115, 115 in santa rosa. now inside the bay. it's hard to get these temperatures up over 100. we hit 110 degrees today in redwood city, 109 in san jose. 81 degrees in half moon bay and all those ones that put the astros nearby. those are all time records. we tied that lived more. we tied that redwood city, but simply an amazing day for heat around the bay area. now looks like these temperatures are going to start to back off a little bit. but all around the bay area today, 112 degrees in concord. it was 111 degrees. hard to believe. that was a record in vallejo 107 degrees in the bottle 102 in fremont. even 108 degrees in mount view. so sizzling temperatures. and even though they may not hav

dead and two of the country. >> and this is what's key in the sea, marjorie taylor greene is an a plus 25 republican district. who's got -- it going to win. that >> paul gosar, saying. think matt gates. these are just gerrymandering districts, that aren't competitive. >> this is a plus, district one for points against joe biden in 2020. >> this is a district right next to portland, oregon. >> right. this is a republican district, but it's not a major taylor greene district. >> well we'll find, out i guess. it's not that lopsided. but we will find out if a marjorie taylor greene candidate can win in a district like that. and if it, does it pretend something i think pretty alarming for the next congress is gonna look like. >> what was your sense of the state of the race being there? >> you know, it's obviously hard to say. i would say that there's a huge amount of enthusiasm for -- perez, and i went to one of our campaign events at a brewery. where not only what the brewery pact, but there was an overflow crowd outside. listening to the windows. jamie herrera beutler's biggest bundlers, now supporting marie per

north broward, was there a little bit of wishing, covering the dead being treated everybody's fine. india is hosting mules east for 3 at sea. 20 matches in preparation for the world cup in australia next month. in a fitting end to his career, roger federer as a final match, we'll see him play alongside a long time. rival and friend, raphael dal in the labor cup, doubles on friday. the pat have been getting some practice in ahead of the tournament in london. well represented team europe and face american jew out jack sock and france is cfo. we're playing for the rest of the world. seen federal will hang up his racket off to that much of it sounds like he and the dollar expecting an emotional nights super excited to have them on our team and my team against them on my last much of course, special playing with rafa feels really different you know, and also just walking out of court and having the chance to play with likes of a rough or no back also in the past has been an amazing experience for me to be able to do that one more time. i'm. i'm sure it's going to be wonderful and like i said, i'll try my very best. hoped to be

how they said goodbye to the dead senior midshipman of the missile cruiser moscow ivan vakhrushev, the name of another conscript from the cruiser moscow who sank in the black sea 21 h on iz the city of blagoveshchensk and how many similar stories were there at the beginning of a full-scale war, hundreds of thousands, tens of thousands, or can it remind you of the pathetic stories on the first day of the war, they say, look at it as magical the beautiful russian army captured gostomel airport on february 24 by the armed forces of the russian federation, and for a successful landing operation in the area of ​​the airfield up to 100 mm later, large il-76 landing planes with heavy equipment and personnel were supposed to land there. here in the photo are ordinary russians and especially the families of paratroopers from kostroma only later understood why they did not fly to gostomel. and the fact was that while the federal channels were feeding the russians with fake victories and cleaning kyiv with their mouths to kyiv er, the honors will come out, too, for cleaning up the paratroopers with bonfires, who before the arrival of the ills were supposed to receive the

dead animal. the meat of the margin would certainly have pleased the bear much more. at the end of september begins, the mass migration of animals tens of thousands of walruses leave the arctic seas and go through the bering strait to the south away from the bad weather of eternal ice, the path they have to be difficult, so from time to time. they are forced to make short halts. while the bears are on the shore, the walrus remains in the water. there they feel safer, hungry, bears throw greedy glances at the walruses, patiently waiting until the tired animals lose their vigilance. this walrus dared to get ashore alone. he is very weak to move. it can no longer go on. he cannot go unnoticed. it begins to get dark and the huge bear comes out on his track a by the next morning there is little left of the margin. the remains of a dead animal are found by a young bear, he is cautiously approaching the real owner, maybe somewhere nearby. and here it is only 200 meters away. this giant could easily punish the thief, but he overate so much that he can't even move. this is used by the young bear and is taken for an unexpected treat. the owner of the carcass, after a short reflection, reti

dead and 10 others. missing. thousands have been forced to evacuate typhoon hin, i'm nor battered the south of the country and left thousands of homes without electricity. the storm has now moved back out to sea and is expected to pass north west of japan. rescue workers are searching for hundreds of people still stranded by a 6.8 magnitude earthquake. that struck southwestern china on monday. at least 65 people are confronted dead. the quakes set off landslides, any mountainous area on the edge of the tibetan plateau. person's current, navient police say one of the suspects in a series of fatal stabbings has been found dead. they are still searching for his brother who may be injured. the 2 were accused of killing 10 people and injuring 18 in the province of saskatchewan. is one of the deadliest attacks in canada's history. and nasa has released new pictures of the tarantula nebula, captured by the james web space telescope. a stunning images, a show young stars distant background galaxies, as well as detailed structure and composition of the nebulous gas and dust. just fantastic. the nebula wise in the large med magellan at cloud galaxy, some 161000 light years away. while the united nation

dead fish on the coast. the unique reservoir itself is rapidly becoming sweeter. ecologists are sounding the alarm, however, scientists, in their opinion, like instrumental observations since 1845. sean 4 m. e changed its level from the point of high to very low and back. so this is natural, but the task of the specifics of the economies of coastal countries is simply adapt to this level of influence. we can't do it sometime in time. and the projector of the soviet transfers so much from north to south. we ate, uh, use the water of northern walnuts to control the level of the caspian sea, but these are all rather unrealizable projects, as for the biological life of the sea, then, of course, we must strive in every possible way to reduce the flow of pollution that comes with rivers in this sea, and not only there is washed away. here are the polluted areas, the coast, very strong. yes, that is, uh catastrophic dropped the number of the same commercial fish different. yes, because of the same sprat. there, according to various estimates, up to 90% has become less and the caspian seal is dying. well, and accordingly, if this continues to happen in the future, if the state, yes, which a

with at least one person is dead and fall injured as the result of shelling in the bold gold region that is in southern russia. the city located near the ukrainian border seas wide spread damage units, residential infrastructure, a bridge in the heart of so in region coming under ukrainian, shelling local authority, se western supplied high mas rockets. what used in the bronze to and romania are set to sign a deal to boost ukrainian grain and shipments to europe. and the mediterranean thought that the un wants to africa is on the brink of an unprecedented hunger crisis. so here in the program we hear from some people in ethiopia or the west always claims that they've given a to africa in cash and weight, but indirectly it goes back to them somehow. now since the europeans themselves are in crisis, they are taking the grant for themself with stories for this monday from moscow, without the international pleasure that help you with us. so it was, we understand now at least one person has been killed and for others injured in shelling in the bell. garad region that's in russia, specifically, southern russia, very close to the ukrainian border with it. so i'm v

policy of the country like a sea shabba sharif has been visiting areas devastated by pakistan's worst floods on record. the human toll is staggering. more than 1300 people are dead. 33000000, that's 15 percent of the population have been affected. those who've survived of lost everything. 1.6000000 homes have been swept away, along with an 86000 kilometers of transport links. and a few crisis is leaving to the floods killed 750000 live stock, and submerged more than 8000 square kilometers of farmland. meanwhile, survival is getting even more difficult. well, health organization says almost 1500 health facilities have been head and emergency medicine is running out. prime minister shabazz sharif has urged pakistan is to donate generously. and he's also appealed to the international community to send help. but many say local officials are holding humanitarian relief goods. same bas ravi reports. the people who lived in the house that once stood here, piled up and tied down everything they could a final act of desperation. but also hope of returning one day. residents of darrow le yar say the water is likely to recede in 2 months. but across baluchistan, people are

footage, leaving at least one woman dead, a man in gypsy from under the formula to slide to white spread a condemnation by the worst and questions about the jets of the sea, of the referendums, some international observers have been month in lieu of votes in process while from the shed his impressions at the end of the 1st day was that a shut sessana to see this is a historic day for dan boss. i've been covering this issue since 2014. therefore, i know very well what the feelings of the people are here and how many people want to return to russia. today, i had the opportunity to visit the polling stations. i was surprised how everything was in order. i was surprised by the authorities of the darnedest republic protecting care about security. i saw how mobile groups went from house to house. i did not see any legal violations complete freedom. i walked took pictures. no one forbade me from any thing. i have already sent my materials to the italian media. i have not seen any coercion of the people on the economy, ether. rachel mazda has been review the years of selectively applied policy by the west, towards the right of people, of self determination. ques

dead fish on the coast. the unique reservoir itself is rapidly, sweeter, environmentalists are sounding the alarm, however, scientists have been trying to make instrumental observations since 1845 on what is happening in their opinion. sea 4 m. e changed its level from very high. it's very low back and forth. so it 's natural, but also to ask what to hide to save coastal countries just to adapt to this influence the level. we can’t do it sometime during the soviet transfer projects. so much from north to south. we tried to use the water in the northern walnut to control the level of the kaun and you know that rather unrealizable projects, with regard to the biological life of the sea, then, of course, we must strive in every possible way to reduce the flow of pollution that goes with the rivers into this sea and not only washed away. polluted sections of the coast are very strong, yes, that is, the amount of the same commercial fish are different yes, due to the fact that the same sprat there, according to various estimates, has decreased by up to 90% and the caspian seal is dying. well, accordingly, if this continues to happen in the future, if the state, yes, which a well will surround, which enters. yes , measures wi

. luckily was shot dead wall covering and he's really raid on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied westbank. despite being clearly identified as press, several investigations by sea monetary organizations on the united nations concluded that she was killed by israeli fire. however, an official us probe has not reached a definitive conclusion as to who pulled the trigger. spock in criticism from bu i clear family who were incredulous about the findings. when professor of political science dr. saud 9, it slammed these really investigation and claims that the killing was intentional. finding that these are alien announcing are absolutely have nothing to do with the reality and they are trying to justify what happened and the, this issue of that, the soldier, i apologize, this is absolutely ridiculous. there is an incident happened and it was intentional because not only shooting a barclay, and also another, a journalist who was with her, who was shot in his back. there were targeted by a sniper. it was 100 meters only the distance. a he can identified them with the clear gear that they are wearing, especially the helmets and the press, which was so obvious on their

no major moves now bath below sea level but one of 1% snps down almost a full percent. nasdaq is dead by one in the third. two people sleeping in their bed one minute end up with bullet wounds and the only people struck by bullets in the shootout in oakland. new information. we're learning this afternoon about a group of shooting, then. we are talking about what can we do so something like this doesn't happen again. members of the community are showing support to vallejo high school football coach who continues to recover after being shot while trying to break up a fight. at a very of weather. still some lingering clouds out there, but still that's cool to mild weather pattern wants to stick around, but the weekend looks like rain chances. definitely going up. we're talking about a lot more than just a few sprinkles. we'll have more on your forecast coming up. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need