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i mean, that's for sure deanna nama.was spring like at least around the coast in the bay, but not everywhere. i want to show you the high temperatures for today. they're in it was 75 degrees in san jose 70 in the city 73 oakland. look at that san rafael santa rosa 71 degrees near 80 in cloverdale. but while it was nice. build along the peninsula and along the coastline you really have to see where it was not so mild 62 the high in fairfield 64 in concord, and that's because the fog just hung around most of the day and you can still see some of that fog right around solano county parts of contra costa county that's going to be with us first thing as we head into tomorrow morning. i want to show you the hourly forecast. it's fog and temperature is 7 o clock tonight 50 60s higher clouds will pass through armless and then tomorrow morning if you've got early plans, you know about the tule fog that fog is going to be blanketing parts of these solano county contra costa county area. also some around the bay shore line and we'l

during euro, my dawn, he opposed president deanna coach after the coup d'etat on february 22nd, 2014. he was elected. the chair of the ver covina rata of ukraine is february 23rd, 2014. he was the transitional president of ukraine. he is an act of supporter of severing ties with russia and a complete reorientation to the west. ah, russian president vladimir immediately recognized what was happening and took action. exit polls from today's referendum in crimea, show overwhelming support for separation from ukraine and for unification with russia. now the main threat to the key of authorities was the east of the country. yet there was still with direct list that i knew g, a skier, i go or she can, i just really wish door it for. but the really another i i april 12th, 2014, john brennan, the director of the cia arrives and q officially the visit is related to expanding co operation in the field of security. on the same day. the naughty organisation, right sector announced the armed mobilization of its supporters for an operation in the dawn boss. on april 14th, 2014 chairman of the for c

we spoke with bob deanna medical professor in vienna. he says the selective lockdown in austria is justified . obviously this is a very unique event, but you have to understand one thing, we had locked down before we have locked down for the entire population. we are identify the unvaccinated assaye risk groups. so yes, why should we locked down the vaccinate? and people who are not at risk ending up in the intensive care unit, and therefore we have to find a solution and a solution. the 1st step solution is obviously to make a lockdown for the on vaccine. and obviously those who are non vaccinated feel that their human rights have been abused. the human rights have been challenged or even taken away from because they've got to be treated differently. i don't think this is discrimination. this is just trying to treat the disease for cot, save some people need to understand that you cannot just act as if you're alone in the world. we're living in societies. we have a serious problem. if our intensive care units are whole, people are gonna

i'm happy to say that's the education minister i deanna la grange has cancer as, as has eliminated that back. because i think we all understand that this is absolutely crazy. there is a tendency today to i would say to over exaggerate this issue. i've given equal time to different sides. i mean some issues. there's no 2 side let's. let's be honest. there is nothing to talk about when it comes to the nazis except their crimes and except the incredible damage and ruin and murder that they brought to the world and it's their fault. and 3rd, rice was the most genocidal regime, the worst regime in human history. so i mean, you want to talk about how the auto bond was an improvement over the previous highway, when tens of millions of innocent people were murdered by this, by this regime. i just about wrapped up in used cars for this half hour had live from moscow. an r t international thanks for sharing a time with us here. it's a busy program all ready for this monday. we are back in half an hour with a to see how you become an engagement with the trail. when so many find themselves will the

wildfire detection capabilities by installing hundreds of these hd firewatch cameras, spokeswoman deanna of these cameras spanned the state but for in the bay area have been outfitted with artificial intelligence software. the uber smart cameras not only detect smoke but can differentiate between different types of smoke that rules out false positives. it rolls out. haze or fog or dust, anything that could be misconstrued as smoke, and it determines that it is smoke beyond safeguarding utilities equipment. such information can raise awareness of potential disasters. contreras says that was the case when cameras detected the river fire in august. it's still in its infancy. i've seen a lot of these ai technologies trying to the, uh, determine smoke and detect it. i haven't seen anything super successful yet. wildfire expert dr craig clemons says existing technology is likely better at catching critical moments. before a wildfire cameras and whether radar and fuel reduction efforts can gain more traction. still the sooner that you can get it, ignition identified the sooner that you can get

are scheduled to resume at the end of november. indirect negotiations between all signatories and deanna. stuart last june, june after abraham rice, he won the presidential election the you and found evidence that all fine. and you've taken the conflict of violated human rights, including some incidents that may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity . which reports of the year long contract to scenic stream retaliate. the u. k. government says dozens of nations of agreed to end the use of coal. at the top $26.00 summit in glasgow, the signatures include poland. vietnam surely talks on wednesday. we're focused on finance and transition to green energy. that's going to the us when new jersey democratic governor phil murphy has narrowly won reelection. murphy is the site's 1st democratic governor to win a 2nd term in 4 decades. but this republican challenger, one more votes, been expected. the victories been seen as the one bright spot in otherwise concerning night for the president's party, including a shock victory by republican good young can. in virginia's rights for governor

who are no i so when i mean you investment and you're going or nina, i deanna but that and then also the coil i noticed on the lawn. how about my son? so frontier doctors without borders. what kind of state did you find people in outbreak gone for the daren gap? i'm in. well, the numbers are mentioning that the big number of people are crossing the gap where we have seen more than 30000 people in our 1st position. we are prison in blackwood to keep ending that migration is station since april. it was an emergency for us because many meet around in mexico in the had sense of where we are providing has they were mentioning the nightmare that was good us in the audience. so finally we didn't explode at $30000000.00 in march and they were already operating. they had sent him back to people and supporting as. busy well, we've had to make it up to the, into me that the, the station in the last that, and in some be sent him back to the 1st place where people are writing and some of the other collaborators from that were mentioning that he said he's meeting one hand, and he's all the head pr

i saw the crown that fart was for deanna. >> america believes in farting. >> trevor: that's what i love this country. >> and england it's, like, not proper to fart. that's why you look at so many of the royalty their face is like -- they're holding it in. but america we believe in the freedom to fart. that's why the american flag is always waving. that's how george washington crossed the delaware. the at that chew of liberty the torch is eternal because they hooked a hose from her butt hole all the way up to the torch. >> trevor: i don't know if that's true. >> it's true. >> trevor: but i'm glad you are proud. >> i'm proud of the american farts. >> trevor: that's powerful. >> it's like the nation, powerful. like the -- you know what i mean? i think we solved it, dude. thank you. >> trevor: well, thank you michael. and thank you so much for being here. i look forward to your email. all right, that's it for the headlines. don't go away. when we come back, we'll find out what "sesame street" thinks about covid. pretty controversial. >> our islands are in danger. the world must act now to r

parliament member deanna suswaka has physically tried to block people from vaccination centers.you love your children, she says, stop the vaccinations. don't kill them. the vaccines have been extensively tested in children and proven to be safe. nearly 36% of the population is fully vaccinated. in rural areas it's half that. religion holds sway. many put more faith in god than science. the village mayor refuses to be vaccinated. we're not against the vaccine but we want to verify it. we don't think the vaccines are very safe. there have been many side effects. it's not a safe vaccine. experts say the vaccines are safe and highly effective at preventing severe disease and death. just down the road dr. daniellea has vaccinated 10 people on this day. no, she tells me, we haven't seen side effects in anybody we've vaccinated. fresh graves in the cemetery shows the recent surge in deaths. every day a village is dying. and the government here seems to be torn between politics and public health. they have considered, for instance, introducing a green pass system like italy whereby if y

wildfire detection capabilities by installing hundreds of these hd firewatch cameras, spokeswoman deanna of these cameras spanned the state but for in the bay area have been outfitted with artificial intelligence software. the uber smart cameras not only detect smoke but can differentiate between different types of smoke that rules out false positives. it rolls out. haze or fog or dust, anything that could be misconstrued as smoke, and it determines that it is smoke beyond safeguarding utilities equipment. such information can raise awareness of potential disasters. contreras says that was the case when cameras detected the river fire in august. it's still in its infancy. i've seen a lot of these ai technologies trying to uh, determine smoke and detect it. i haven't seen anything super successful yet. wildfire expert dr craig clemons says existing technology is likely better at catching critical moments before a wildfire cameras and whether radar and fuel reduction efforts can gain more traction. still the sooner that you can get at ignition identified the sooner that you can get resourc

brian deanna's has more on the festivities, including the increase in travelers. the roads and skies this holiday weekend. the 95th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade came back this year in full force. it's live and awesome, and there's everything here. it's the whole vibe of the city coming together. last year's parade was only televised and feature no crowds in the parade route was shortened. this year, thousands of spectators and families lined the streets mass required as two dozen floats, 8000 marchers and 10 marching bands led the way for the real stars of the show, the 15 gigantic helium inflated character balloons standing as tall as 62 ft. this year's balloons included new editions like grow guru or baby yoda. from star wars and twist from netflix, as well as classics like snoopy, ronald mcdonald and the pillsbury doughboy. the event, culminating, of course with the one and only santa claus. the turkey day parade also made a triumphant return in chicago and runners in dallas and beyond, took part in annual turkey trots for millions of americans. it's t

wildfire detection capabilities by installing hundreds of these hd firewatch cameras, spokeswoman deannaontreras says. 487 of these cameras spanned the state, but four in the bay area have been outfitted with artificial intelligence software. the uber smart cameras not only detect smoke. but can differentiate between different types of smoke that rules out fast positives. it rules out haze or fog or dust. anything that could be misconstrued to smoke, and it determines that it is smoke beyond safeguarding utilities equipment. such information can raise awareness of potential disasters. contreras says that was the case . when cameras detected the river fire in august. it's still in its infancy. i've seen a lot of these ai technologies trying to the, uh, determine smoke and detect it. i haven't seen anything super successful yet. wildfire expert dr craig clemons says existing technology is likely better at catching critical moments. before a wildfire cameras and whether radar and fuel reduction efforts can gain more traction. still the sooner that you can get it, ignition identified the soo

wildfire detection capabilities by installing hundreds of these hd firewatch cameras, spokeswoman deannaontreras says. 487 of these cameras spanned the state but for in the bay area have been outfitted with artificial intelligence software. the uber smart cameras not only detect smoke but can differentiate between different types of smoke that rules out false positives. it rules out haze or fog or dust , anything that could be misconstrued as smoke, and it determines that it is smoke beyond safeguarding utilities equipment. such information can raise awareness of potential disasters. contreras says that was the case when cameras detected the river fire in august. it's still in its infancy. i've seen a lot of these ai technologies trying to, determine smoke and detect it. i haven't seen anything super successful yet. wildfire expert dr craig clemons says existing technology is likely better at catching critical moments. before a wildfire cameras and whether radar and fuel reduction efforts can gain more traction. still the sooner that you can get an ignition identified the sooner that you

>> john: nucleotides between the united states and iran today looking like deanna. he wants to continue the argument president trump abandoned in 2018, but tehran has taken a hard line. joining us more for the diplomatic and political hurdles coming up later on this hour. and iran is not even letting the u.s. participate. the u.s. wanted to but iran said, "no, you are not a direct party to the talks, so you stay in the other room and we will send the europeans to brief you on what we talked about." see it as those talks resume in vienna, the press briefing is about to be underway. we've got it at a short time ago. jen psaki will get questions on this, but of course the top news of the day, the spreading of omicron variant. so we will be listening for it jen psaki to begin and we'll go to the white house when she begins taking questions. meanwhile, a new book out with some bombshell allegations. hunter it biden's previous dealings, could they have implications for the president? >> john: and the market rebounded today after its worst trading day of the year following

today we are honored to be joined by fema administrator deanna criswell.nk you so much for being here administrator criswell. i know you and your team are working around the clock to respond to the ongoing recovery efforts and other pressing issues. your testimony is crucial today because there are thousands of people in new york, new jersey, louisiana, maryland, and other impacted communities who are desperate for information about how to get help and when they will get help. that includes understanding what steps fema is taking to speed up the installation of temporary roofs on damaged homes in louisiana, and to work with vulnerable populations to make sure their applications are complete and approved quickly. i am also interested in hearing about fema's efforts to address inequities and disaster readiness and recovery. vulnerable populations like people of color, people experiencing homelessness and undocumentsed immigrants are more likely to suffer the consequences of extreme weather events yet often face the biggest barriers to getting help. the biden