tell us how you went like a ferry oh well, the ferry is beautiful. i even asked the mechanic. even work before the technique, and he gladly told me pasha what caused the biggest emotions in your masala, in fact, different emotions experienced him solar, uh, and some kind of bitterness and joy and surprise, because the estate is actually already poorly preserved. and so, when i climbed the bell tower in the temple, i saw bats there, it was during the day. it was very interesting cute squeaking, but they were more afraid than me. it was a stone paper project. she's at 300 they don't know. where will fate take them? maybe mars venus or mosalians. everything will be decided back by stone, scissors, paper, for now. they tell you a pleasant one, as an angel spends his angels for a meal. beauty, i would now lie down like that too. with joy the questions in these quizzes are completely unpredictable. and all the more answers, guess the riddle, birds fly without wings , land without legs, dandelions name the largest football stadium in russia luzhniki luzhniki, of course, guys, i think

harpers ferry is going to surrender. lee starts to reconsider. maybe there's a chance i can reunite my army and we can fight. in maryland here at sharpsburg, you can look at the map. wow, that is risky. look at what the clause us to do. yes, to march down across the potomac river, get into harpers ferry, then march all the way up to shepherdstown and up to sharpsburg, jackson and, all they walk are all these guys off the march up there. look how close almost all the union army is to lee and lee. only has about 15,000 men at sharpsburg, so he makes a decision i'm going to try and fight a battle here. i'm going to see if i can reunite my army and people have opinions about that epi. alexander, who was his chief ordnance officer in the campaign and one of the one of the best critic critical critical people of the confederacy analyzed confederate campaigns, the war in the east. he writes of this decision of defeat, certainly involve the utter destruction of his army because he's got the potomac river behind. them. historian john proops writes it beyo

this ferry has its own peculiarity.rist can try on the role of a ferryman and disperse the ferry with a hand gamark. gamarka or in other words, the key is a special device, stretching which along the cable, you personally help to move the ferry along the river, the locals adore this very exciting way of transportation. don't think it's easy to drag the gamark along the cable. still need to get used to it. it's not easy being a ferryman. we already know how, accustomed to such work. you don't have a bruise on your thigh. you can put your fists on your back, so it ’s possible and in this way, like about water, like here and snowball. and i'm not sweating, good workout. such a waterway takes 5 minutes one way, and the ferry transports 150-200 cars per day. so the local ferrymen are very patient and physically strong people. the ferry operates around the clock and only in the warm season in winter the ferry is taken to the local shipyard for repairs. in the finnish region there is another place where tourists tend to go, th

ferry to pick up people. these days, they would probably use an emergency helicopter as well. - yes. o.k. it's snowing! when you were growing up here, how many people lived in this community? (olaf berntsen) like 40 or 50 i would think. but it was like this, you know. people lived in places like this. i think the value of owning the land... because of that, places like this, where you can have a small farm, with sheep, maybe a cow, are a good place to live. - we are the only ones today. - yeah. actually, all the houses are kept by family members of the people that used to stay here, so they have their summer homes or holiday homes. - so this is your house. - this is the house, yeah. - who lives here today, permanently? - there's one old man. he's away now, but he normally lives here. - do you think these places will come back to what they used to be? - not with my generation, i think, but the kids from the next generation will think differently. because my generation, they think, or their mindset is that you

almost all ferry services across the rhine have closed. however, martin schwas in the small town of ingelheim is still operating. for 130 years and for 5 generations, his family has run a ferry on the rhine. his ferry can still make it because it is specially designed for extremely shallow water. >> our propeller is in the hull, which means the ferry doesn't have a keel, so we have less draft. there's still enough clearance, so the water can still fall half a meter. hopefully it won't come to that... hopefully. >> business is still good for martin schwas. ever more commuters and tourists now depend on his ferry. >> this used to be once every 20 years, now every 2 years the river can't be crossed, so we have to help out and demand is increasing. >> the ferry still has 50 centimeters to the riverbed. but martin schnaas doesn't know how long that will last. if it doesn't rain soon, he will probably have to give up. >> to ukraine now, where the suffering and cruelty from the war continue unabated. it's been six months since russia invaded the

almost all ferry services across the rhine have closed. however, martin schwas in the small town of ingelheim is still operating. for 130 years and for 5 generations, his family has run a ferry on the rhine. his ferry can still make it because it is specially designed for extremely shallow water. >> our propeller is in the hull, which means the ferry doesn't have a keel, so we have less draft. there's still enough clearance, so the water can still fall half a meter. hopefully it won't come to that... hopefully. >> business is still good for martin schwas. ever more commuters and tourists now depend on his ferry. >> this used to be once every 20 years, now every 2 years the river can't be crossed, so we have to help out and demand is increasing. >> the ferry still has 50 centimeters to the riverbed. but martin schnaas doesn't know how long that will last. if it doesn't rain soon, he will probably have to give up. >> to ukraine now, where the suffering and cruelty from the war continue unabated. it's been six months since russia invaded the

this ferry has its own peculiarity.ry on the role of a ferryman and disperse the ferry with the help of a hand harp. gamarka or in other words, the key is a special device, stretching which along the cable, you personally help to move the ferry along the river, the locals adore this very exciting way of transportation. don't think it's easy to drag the gamark along the cable. still need to get used to it. it's not easy being a ferryman. we already know how, accustomed to such work. you don't have a bruise on your thigh. you can put your fists on your back, so here it can be done in this way, like near the water, like 10 is fresh. and i'm already sweating a good workout. such a waterway takes 5 minutes one way, and the ferry transports 150-200 cars per day. so the local ferrymen are very patient and physically strong people. the ferry operates around the clock and only in the warm season in winter the ferry is taken to the local shipyard for repairs. in the finnish region there is another place where tourists tend to go,

the ferry building the swim clubs. there are different things that people really value and the waterfront plan really expresses what are the public values that make the san francisco water front spchlt and those are markers that the planning teams have been use when they go out to the public to start talking to people about how we should approach adaptation of the san francisco waterfront, they have started with questions like what do you like about the waterfront? what is important to you about what we should be retaining or improving. and a lot of those ideas are expressed in the waterfront plan. so -- yes, over the long run maen may be there will have to be course correction changes in the plan. but the ferry building that is express said as an important resource in the waterfront plan, which was handed off to the resilience planning then they talked about more details about resilience on the ferry build and what would be nodeed save it and the public's response may be we value the ferry building even though it is a

but that also raises the question about harpers ferry. what exactly did brown think was going to happen as a result of this? and it is clear that by the time he is executed, john brown has concluded that he is worth more to the abolitionist movement, to the freedom movement, dead, then alive. and you can almost see that dawning on him in his days in jail and before the court, and all this. but i think, as far as i can tell, when he went into harpers ferry, still hoping that this thing would work, that's where being self taught person can have its downfall. >> i think about how lincoln was checking books out of the library of congress at the beginning and during the war. same kind of thing. can either of you speak to this point? at which point did john brown decide to stay in the engine house at harpers ferry or not go out as he had originally planned? and what caused him to make that decision. >> is that a loaded question? i don't know if it is or not? >> i think that he was expecting a little more of an explosion among the enslaved peopl

i saw many ferries in belarus.he most unusual and now i will show what the trick is. with the help of a special iron handle, you need to pull the cable towards yourself, in fact, this is a hand- drawn ferry, by the way, moving in this way platform with people on it is not difficult at all, well, usually men work here who help, who, let's say, show interest, but believe me, the girls are also interesting, usually schoolchildren. everyone wants to try swimming. we can go on for a very long time, some of the kids still quarrel. why didn’t i try, so there is another ferry waiting ahead, when the next turn is already. i had already almost crossed over, of course, after mooring, we made a stop with my appearance on the site with a stand, on which provides information about modern swamp insects that appeared on earth much earlier than dinosaurs 330 million years ago, we will talk about dragonflies - this, of course, is an emperor reviewer. we often see him directly. here, near the trail e , the white-haired lyudka siberia

uh, ferry cargo across the sky.lmost here, uh, in all the liberated territories with the leadership, with whom we talked one of the main issues. right now , of course, it's preparation for the heating season . hmm, uh. here you have things in this area. are there any problems here, how are they solved. yes, we have completed the analysis of the monitoring of the power supply of boiler heating systems in the kherson region. e for the most part. they are in working order, those that require additional repairs to start dreary season. uh, all repairs will be completed. and now we are carrying out e-e, and we are forming a stock of inventory items of equipment, fuel is needed, and in case of an accident in the autumn-winter period. eh, great help. the territory development fund provides us with assistance, sends specialists here, helps with equipment, and so on. in addition, we, uh, have already begun. u-e delivery of solid fuel coal pelets to the territory we sign contracts all institutions of the social sphere of educa

>> reporter: we all ran into a d j mack ferry. >> the lack of predictability on the ferries are open is a big mystery. >> that means we are going for e on the full length island commu. >> we'll go around grand islandd then cross the steamboat shrew bridge and turn on to jefferson boulevard. >> reporter: about 35 minutes og levee roads later we have coverd a trip that would have been a couple trips on the ferry and maybe two miles of driving. >> imagine if one of us were toe a medical emergency, a heart attack or car accident, it would it would take 40 minutes for soy to get here. >> reporter: the unpredictabiliy has made farming difficult as well as life in general for everyone here. he says after more than a decade of this, many many are running outs of patien. >> we can't get people to work.i am frustrated by the fact that e school kids don't know when ther buses are showing up, what diren the buses are coming from. every you talk to is frustrated about this. >> this is not betty and i. this all the people on the island. cl trans does not care about us, period. >> that was wilson w

here is the whole capital , literally, at a glance, the height of this ferris wheel is 140 m. there are 30 cabins with panoramic views in five, of which there is even a full glass one for extreme lovers, just the same in the opening ceremony of the ferris wheel via videoconferencing. today, the president of russia also took part. we assume that two and a half million people a year will visit there, you can not only ride, but also celebrate. there birthday wedding play and so on. that is, such comfortable academies, which accommodate up to 15 people, are really such a modern, absolutely modern building. well , of course, a unique 140 m high, of course, there is no such thing in europe. and today in moscow, vladimir putin opened a new section of the moscow expressway. diameter, the so-called msd from dmitrovsky to yaroslavl highway. so it will be possible to drive through the whole city without traffic lights. in literally 40 minutes, alexander ostrovsky, the hero of labor, is participating in the launch of the msd. he also participated in the launch and supervised the construct

today, here at vdnkh , the largest ferris wheel in europe was opened.alled the sun of moscow, and this ferris wheel has every chance of becoming one of the new symbols of the capital. just imagine at 50 km, the height of the wheel is 140 m, and it makes one revolution in almost 19 minutes you can see the whole capital at a glance, there are 30 cabins with a panoramic view, and all of them are air- conditioned, and of course heated, and the wheel can operate at temperatures up to -15 °, and in the opening ceremony there is a ferris wheel. today, vladimir putin a took part in my video conference and, of course, the president stressed that it is very important to develop such areas when residents of the capital, guests of moscow , can come here to vdnkh and relax. with the whole family we assume that two and a half million people a year will visit there just a ride, but also to celebrate there birthday wedding play and so on. that is, such comfortable cabins that can accommodate up to 15 people, indeed, this is such an absolutely modern modern building. it

there were no floatplanes and there were no ferries. it's a special, special place. it was a special place for the first nations. it's a special place for us. (sophie fouron) arvid chalmers, real estate agent and comedian. he decided to stay here after his first visit some 35 years ago. self-proclaimed salt spring ambassador, this is his island. (arvid chalmers) we're in heaven. it's the way it is. people come here for a one-week holiday and then change their whole life, buy a piece of property and that's it. we're islanders. and i call them "insular maniacs". they come here and they reinvent island living. people, i think, on the island smile more than they do in other places, and they're very friendly, and easy to get to meet. they're looking for fresh ears so that they can tell their stories again and again. and it's a wonderful place. it's part of close-knit community. and we hug! people trade items, trade firewood for fresh produce. people that grow turkeys, you know, thanksgiving and christmas time comes, you'll either be buying the turkey from them or they'll

here, the very same ferries that leave the turkish sport go by themselves.ax in the caucasus there, the load has increased significantly, vehicles are waiting there from several days to several weeks, so the opening of the big big ferry route between turkey and russia is now as relevant as possible. additional capacity needed trade with turkey grows by the peak of the country came out in the summer in july of turkish goods imports to russia exceeded 730 million dollars. this is plus 75% by july last year, supplies of equipment for mechanical devices, plastics and other materials increased significantly. export. from russia is approaching four and a half billion dollars, plus 78% by the same period, 2021. experts are sure the volumes will continue to grow turkey has already become one of the key trading partners in the azov-black sea basin, president reje pardogan has repeatedly stated that counts on the start of food supplies from russia through the grain corridor. in addition, turkey can become a transit hub for moving cargo instead of routes lost due to re

we have a brand that is very unique, and why not be in the ferry building?the masses? some of the people coming to sf should have a sentences of staple. kristen: everything is good, but it is filipino. tell our viewers what makes it unique. >> filipino is the base of our concept, and we incorporate in mexican dishes like burritos, tacos, rice plates and other fun stuff. larry: this is so hefty. you loaded this thingyou are no >> you guys are going to be hungry, so we wanted to come prepared. kristen: you aren't going to tell me the recipe, will you? i love it on rice or in burrito form, and i love how you marinate it. it is such a bay area special thing. >> you have to come and experience it. larry: mike was doing bicep curls with one of the burritos. it is too messy for me to eat because i have to keep talking for a few hours, but what has been the reaction? >> we've been open for 12 years, and we have a big following. a lot of the people who have had us and have not had us are coming by the building to congratulate us. until now, it's hard to soak in, but

muscovites report to vladimir putin builders of the giant ferris wheel at vdnkh. observed for a long time considered asked, but when will they open today this unique in technical terms a structure that can rotate at a temperature of -15, uh, on which there are 30 booths, all booths, closed, heated with air conditioning. we hope that you will find time to visit and see in the future, in fact. this is a technically unique structure, then, of course, a unique 140 m, of course, there is no such thing in europe, of course. bread thank you very much for what you develop. this is the direction of leisure entertainment in moscow for people. it is very important to be able to relax with family friends on the wheel. two and a half million people will ride a year, one cabin can accommodate up to 15 people. this means that you can not only ride, but also play a birthday or a wedding with a view of the beauty in moscow muscovites. people quickly and only opened the wheel and did so during the marathon around the garden ring. two seasons of passengers on the bolshaya koltsevaya

by russian president vladimir putin via videoconferencing the height of this ferris wheel is 140 m.full turn. she makes the whole capital in 19 minutes. well, literally, at a glance. on this ferris wheel there are 30 cabins with panoramic views in five, of which even the glass floor is generally for extreme lovers. they will definitely like it. all in all, we wait. today, the opening of this new ferris wheel here at vdnkh, the capital today is especially sunny and especially festive this morning congratulated her on her birthday. happy anniversary mayor of moscow sergey sobyanin birthday anniversary of the capital is a holiday for all of russia at all times moscow has played a huge role in the development of the life of our country. today i say, thank you to president vladimir vladimirovich putin for your help and attention to the development of moscow. thank you for your support to the government and parliament of russia, my deepest gratitude. congratulations to you dear muscovites happy birthday, moscow even today here at vdnkh we will see the performance of the riders of the krem

unusually very unusual, besides the ferris wheel, the opening of the ferris wheel at the president's office today, a rich program, my colleague will tell about this in more detail. alina repina in moscow often seems that the future is already here. for a year now, in order to enter the subway, it is not necessary to attach tickets or a card to the turnstile, but you can pay for the trip in your own person. from this day on the city, the option is also available at the mcc, biometrics access in moscow transport. this is a real confirmation of the highest quality of domestic technologies. uh, even vtb bank’s transport processing platform allows you to make seamless transfers using both biometrics and bank cards. and we will continue to develop together with moscow transport in the department of transport, innovative technologies. from this day on, you can go to the mcc, pollen at 31 stations. to do this, you need to register in the moscow metro application, take a picture and attach a bank card, and soon pass in the face. ground transportation will also be available. we are testing the

the ferry is not convenient for me. convenient. >> a rare behind-the-scenes look at real it safety. --rail safety. it comes after three deaths like this one at southwest expressway because people ignored warning signs. sheriff's deputies gave out citations and warnings, but they hope to make today a learning experience. >> you give folks a chance to understand that crossing against the rail arms or against the red, it's very unsafe. >> it did not end there. mom sniffing dogs were put to work. officers were looking for signs of human trafficking. >> oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting in an apparent robbery involving an armored truck. happened just before 2 p.m. today at 40 4th avenue and international boulevard. one person was killed. that person was a suspected robber. police say a brinks employee was shot and taken to the hospital. another person showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound and police say that was an innocent bystander. >> unfortunately, we have a loss of life in the city of oakland a

but that also raises the question about harpers ferry. so what exactly does brown think was going to happen as a result of this is clear that by the time he is executed, john brown has concluded that is worth more to the abolitionist movement into the freedom of movement dead than alive and you can almost see that revelation dawning on him in his days in jail before the court in all of this. so i think that as far as i can tell that when he went to harpers ferry still hoping with the work, that is where serving self-taught person. >> i think about how lincoln was checking books out of the library of congress to learn about military energy in the beginning and during the war and same kind of thank you pretty can you speak this at what point did john brown decide to stay in the engine house that harpers ferry into not go out as he originally landed and what caused him to ultimately make that decision. >> is that a loaded question, i don't know if it is not. >> no no no, i think that he was expecting a little more of a an explosion among the

ferries ferries operate ferry crossings day and night they try mostly at night they try to cross thepro in which page it is possible because it is quite a difficult task to find a passport even at night, obviously that is why the situation is tense and not as simple as it may seem . thank you very much for bringing us down from heaven to earth , so to speak. how wide is the network of these pipelines? well, i'm already focusing only on reports from the scale and the main intelligence department, because there is definitely no development there anymore, and well, on the railway, three three three mares say so here. they create and spread crimes. well, yesterday there was another very bad message for one of our units on one route. they dropped another container with a chemical substance. that is, weapons of mass destruction are used. chemical weapons are used. you don’t know. there were no fatalities, but that’s enough. it was an unpleasant situation for this company. it’s a shame that uh, this threshold is pain glue, and there’s not much to say about it sergey. this is an extremely im

yes yuri hello we are working right now at vdnkh and here europe's largest ferris wheel was opened todayhat later here is a really quite rich program of moscow's anniversary here, and the aerial gymnasts festival and the festival of extreme sports are international here, by the way, participants from 28 countries of the world show tricks in a very interesting way, and the president of the country today in anniversary of the capital in zaryadye park near the park, by the way, it is also the five-year anniversary these days . vladimir putin today congratulated the capital on the anniversary from the zaryadye concert hall. hearty congratulations muscovites, well, and all of russia with the holiday happy moscow day on the 875th anniversary of our capital moscow, we love this city of everything, majestic in antiquity and modern dynamic fast-paced rhythm of life with the charm of cozy parks, alleys and streets , the search for business and cultural events, our patronal and golden-domed capital is organically united the age-old wisdom and energy of youth, its glorious history and the most advan

but i think this, this dovetails back to ferris point. immigration is a crisis. it's not just the problem, it's crisis. and if you, in the democratic party, if a big share of the democratic parties only answer to that is to dismiss any discussion about immigration as racism, for example, and say, well, it's just racism. it's not racism. there are people who want to have a diverse and welcoming country, but, you know, again, going back to the democrats of the 90s to bill clinton, you can't just not have a border. and so the problem is that this stuff to go back to the whole florida and texas thing, i disagree that they've opened the conversation. i think they've created a kind of stupid binary that even i feel pulled into saying, well, what are i saying? the piece is my choices, ron de santis, and a bunch of goons pulling pranks or joe biden, and the system we have now where we kind of muddle through. i'll take the system now and we'll muddle through that. i can't sign onto that other. excuse me, approach. we also, i don't really think that's really a productive w

that raises a question of harpers ferry. what did brown think was going to happen as a result of this? it is clear that by the time is executed, john brown has concluded that he is worth more to the abolitionist movement, to the freedom movement dead, and alive. you can see the revelation dawning on him in those days in. as far as i can tell, the landing harpers ferry, he still hoped this thing work. >> to learn about military strategy at the beginning and during the war. same kind of thing. at what point did john brown decide to stay in the engine house at harpers ferry and to not about as he originally planned. what caused him to make that decision? is that a little question? >> i think that he was expecting a little more of explosion among enslaved people. some of them did join and be sure. others in a way these white people coming to really incite people, the ones that they did not know about and was like the man for mars coming on. what are you doing here? some of them were befuddled. i think that john brown kept waitin

the ferry is not convenient for me. convenient. >> a rare behind-the-scenes look at real it safety. --rail safety. it comes after three deaths like this one at southwest expressway because people ignored warning signs. sheriff's deputies gave out citations and warnings, but they hope to make today a learning experience. >> you give folks a chance to understand that crossing against the rail arms or against the red, it's very unsafe. >> it did not end there. mom sniffing dogs were put to work. officers were looking for signs of human trafficking. >> oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting in an apparent robbery involving an armored truck. happened just before 2 p.m. today at 40 4th avenue and international boulevard. one person was killed. that person was a suspected robber. police say a brinks employee was shot and taken to the hospital. another person showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound and police say that was an innocent bystander. >> unfortunately, we have a loss of life in the city of oakland a

wheel in europe in the capital it's pretty amazing they don't have a 140 meter ferris wheel in europe incredible thank you very much for continuing to help recreation and entertainment thrive in moscow it's really important for everyone now don't get us wrong what's important isn't putin's grand opening or the ferris wheel what is important is that he did this at a time when 750 kilometers from moscow his army was suffering its most embarrassing defeat in the past six months [applause] ukrainian troops launched a counter-offensive last week in 10 days they managed to take back control of almost the entire territory of the kharkiv region which makes up more than 300 settlements russian troops retreating abandoned their equipment and supplies and the few remaining local residents greeted the ukrainian soldiers with applause [music] these videos completely go against the kremlin's expectations in ukraine moscow had presumed that its soldiers would be greeted in ukraine with flowers and russian propagandists spread the myth that the ukrainian army wouldn't be able to resist russian forces

uh, the ferry crossing across the dnieper. the power units at the zaporozhye npp have been stopped, but planned work is underway at the facility, and the situation in the area of ​​​​the station in an interview with the fifth studio was told by the head of the regional administration yevgeny balitsky. according to him , the entire staff of the station is about 1,000 people at work. everything is in stock mode. uh, the enemy does not land, do not fire, thank god, that's why we have time to restore everything people went to work about a thousand people now uh, who are needed, who are in the maintenance of the station, because regardless of the fact that they work, the station requires reactors in any case, maintenance of one’s own and regular work is going on, which should go. even if the station does not work, but we hope that in the near future it will be in demand and its work and, accordingly, people will go to their work places. i invite you, dear friends, to our next issue of the besogon tv author's program, which will be

the ferry building was one special spot and other areas on the water. they thought they might get to cool off. >> let's get the latest with taylor. second. >> it's very difficult because we're not used to this kind of heat in san francisco. this is very, very rare for you know, so we're all melting. high temperatures descended over san francisco on monday, forcing many to flee their apartments without air conditioning is don't have ac coming are not a lacey is the fog, but we don't have the fog right now. we don't have ac. we left earlier before it got too we actually went to angela islands which >> was >> and then a mistake we wear in 97. 98 degrees on angela islands an emergency vehicle had to come. i'm assuming for heat stroke, ali and teary and her family are beating the heat. the only way many san franciscans know how definitely keep all the windows open drinking a lot of ice water. meanwhile, others escape the heat by heading to places like the ferry building. we're trying gather. >> it's cooler in the ferry building than it is outside. somewhere

we started with two ferries on the line between baltiysk and service.ps are currently running on the line. but uh, we have already formed queues for these ferries, and therefore we would like to address you today with a request to give instructions to the ministry of transportation there are free capacities, including, uh, in the black sea in other basins, in order to relocate here for ferries and bulk carriers that can serve the so-called ro-ro. uh, we really need this in order to to bypass those restrictions that our lithuanian neighbors are completely illegally introducing, and they have already worked with the government with andrey than a belarusian. thank you very much agreed on the text of the resolution on subsidies. here these transportations aspires to that and to make, that and economic expediency. and the head of state also visited a branch of the nakhimov naval school , one of the students invited him to come here 2 years ago, vladimir putin then promised to try and keep his word, as sasha always kept involved in an attempt to attack the kh

>> reporter: at the ferry building, absolutely.itchen. >> we have to try it. and that gumbo. it is dinner time, as you you can tell. >> nominate your local hero online at kpix.com. > >> former president trump and his children, hit with a new lawsuit today. the accusations that could prevent the company from doing business in new york. york state. > >> and some h bay sidents are about to get desperately needed help acquiring life-saving medicine. we will explain how. > >> and a rock 'n roll star makes makes a big show >> you're watching kpix 5 news t 5:30. > >> right now on kpix 5, a horrific crash that killed seven seven children from california could prompt new nationwide rules aimed at preventing drunk. drunk driving. > >> when we bring it back, let's bring it back in a very meaningful way by building cult. building culture. >> twand women e coy togeer, using un nothing but a jump rope. > >> and an atmospheric river brought rain to california, including the bay area. for farmers, this extreme weather is is creating all kinds of p

the ferry service is recommending people to follow sf bay ferry alerts on twitter and bart also dealing with some service disruptions because of the weather. transit agency said that multiple trains had become disabled between embarcadero and lake merritt around 11 o'clock this morning, 2 of those trains were on the oakland side forcing eastbound trains to turn back to san francisco. luckily ac transit did offer some free rides across the bay for those bart riders. and this is video that's showing things getting back to normal today with trains moving again about 2 hours later. >> well, it was a wet start to the forty-niners home opener in santa clara today. they won, but they also suffered a pretty big loss. yeah, this is a bad one. future franchise quarterback trey lance going down with an ankle injury. he's expected to miss the rest of the season. sports director jason dumas, some live in santa clara tonight at levi stadium with more. jason. guys when it comes to the quarterback position of this franchise, there is never a dull moment in. >> today was just the latest chapter in that

your friends on the 25th, we ferried our friends to a friend, told a friend the next day. we also ferried 5-7 people, and then we already crossed at 10:20, when there were already 200 of them, 600-700 had already passed. well, just everywhere humanity, i'm here, turn, turn, somewhere , i put on a hole, and there was simply no ice here, and he will put such a one. well, it's neat, i 'm already on the boat, i'm sure that some kind of child will squeal, too, back. loads i say the icon because when dangerous cargo stoyanov swam 40 times in a cilovka, well, it’s something like that, i remember roughly 40 times in a day, then after 10, there was a lot more ice somewhere, it was scary, it was strong, well, there was nowhere to go. in the 200s, a lot of them were already being transported somehow at the beginning the boys were afraid, even the people who came, the doctors died, everyone was afraid to play. i had already collected everything on the boat. maybe i was transporting everything in bags. i was no longer afraid of it. at first, i was scared. i saw and held 10-12 people un

a new one, and a strike on a ferry crossing near the antonovsky bridge in the kherson region, on the air of our fifth studio, the head of the government of the region sergey yeseev noted that the russian military does not use this object, that is, ukrainian militants intend to shell peaceful infrastructure once again armed forces. ukraine launched a missile attack on a defensive crossing. main goal. no military cargo is transported here. the main goal is to make it as difficult as possible. ah. ensuring the right bank, kherson region, and all the necessary goods, medicines , food, non-food items, goods, and so on, but i want to say that in spite of everything, on the right bank, we do not feel a shortage of food, medicine, food and food products. hmm for now, thank god, we are coping with this difficult task. and i repeat that sometimes you even have to manually regulate the transportation of goods by ferry across the dnieper to zaporozhye, new payments will begin for victims of aggression by the armed forces, as reported by the ministry of labor of the region, families who died by 7

launch traffic along the most important section of the high-speed diameter, and at vdnkh the largest ferrisheel in europe will open what else to expect a program of grandiose scope, stolichny second day choice for the governor's houses of the municipal, and tomorrow is a single voting day, everything is for the convenience of the voters and maximum transparency of the tanks infantry artillery fire. lpr, the enemy was discarded unique footage from the very center of events fire irresponsibility in ufa a shopping center burned down, in which during the last check 56 violations were recorded, fortunately no one was injured and the inhabitants of the contact zoo celebration in the heart of our country moscow 875 years old city in festive decoration weather to match the big anniversary, as it should be celebrated on a grand scale throughout the capital in parks and on the main streets, this weekend you will definitely not be bored with bright concert programs. there is a lot of music, master classes and exhibitions for every taste for fans of extreme sports, sports competitions, there will even

they began to dismantle barges in order to ferry barges and now they are ferrying bases and this base to show it right in the center of kherson near the frigate and now they are still ferrying barges in the area of ​​the antonov railway bridge and in the area of ​​novaya kakhovka where these crossings were destroyed in the area of ​​the m-m e-e fish watchdog and where they circled them to unload them either in lviv or in cossack or in cossack on the right bank. it arrived just in time and a gust over the sight and in lviv and voytaksky and even wanted to go and refill the submarine floterashistiv online deputy of the kherson regional council was with us, he told us about referendums and pseudo-referendums and about successes in uh, that's it, the first hour of our issue is coming to an end, but we'll see each other very soon, first of all, there was no economy, congratulations, i'm andrii yanitsky, espresso tv channel today we will talk about economic news. if you watch us on the internet, please comment on this video, like it, send the link to friends, family, like us . more people w

office space on board the klamath ferry boat. there is also leasable office space for other businesses and a 7,000-square-foot rooftop deck open to the public with views of the san francisco skyline, the bay bridge, and the entire bay. it looks nice. it is docked at pier 9 just north of the ferry building along the embarcadero. >> this is an example of the future of our city, making adjustments and getting to a better place. so i'm looking forward to an even better partnership with the bay area council. >> the boat was first launched in 1924. it carried thousands of cars and passengers across the bay before the construction of the bay area bridges made those particular ferries obsolete. >>> okay. live look from sutro tower in san francisco. jeff is back with your microclima forecast.te - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been ta

the world's largest sambo center the largest ferris wheel in europe the most important participant of the highway, all this and more appeared today in the capital moscow 875. sergei brilev's report from rio de janeiro about how russian-speaking brazilians celebrate the bicentenary of independence of their country, what they think and 3 seconds that changed history exactly half a century ago, the soviet basketball players, sensational behavior of the americans, and it was more than just a match. anxiety is still very significant. yes, we all go what worries everyone, is there a gap in the political storm, dissatisfaction with such a cheeky bottomless line, exclusive shots and explanations are only in our program in this regard, an optimist. with what success lavrov congratulated miller and what is happening behind putin's back what will be interesting to watch will begin soon. in kamchatka, in vladivostok, we we saw and will show you more than the rest button click moscow kremlin watch tomorrow at 22:00. the three-component composition contributes to the accelerated penetration of the

we are the largest ferris wheel in europe, and there used to be the london underground.h well, now london is already in second place today, we are opening, so colleagues, everything can be connected to the wheel, vdnkh yes, this is amiran, you can remember him, they invested in the dream island, and now, despite the difficulties and economic finances, they are nevertheless short. such a project is a very beautiful project, which will, of course, be popular in one of the most popular in moscow, we assume that it will be visited by 2.5 million people, and a year you can not only ride there, but also celebrate a birthday there, play a wedding, and so on . that is, such comfortable paintings that accommodate up to 15 people, indeed, this is already modern modern absolutely construction, if i can miran in one word, please. good afternoon, vladimir vladimirovich good afternoon, sergey semyonovich , as sergey the manager mentioned, the dream amusement park is the largest indoor study park in the world in 2.5 years. it has already been visited by 7.5 million people, but despite

they'll be boarding ferries shortly to head there.

this pontoon with the help of a tugboat as such a barge of a ferry to ferry equipment to the right bankright bank, of course, the location is more, it is a high bank on unlike the swampy left and so what do they do, they don't build pontoon bridges because they understand their vulnerability, and they cross with individual or groups of interconnected pontoons that use quasi bars as such, on the one hand, they are as vulnerable as the entire bridge pontoons, but at night they hide somewhere, let's say , if it's a crossing in the area of ​​a bridge where they use civilian equipment as a human shield. and in other places it's in the area of ​​villages and lviv and in the immediate area of ​​the novopuskov dam, they didn't hide there, they just tried to cross on a short, short section in nova kakhovka in order to cross as much as possible before the next panton hits and here the main thing is that and what they have is a large number of these pantons, which they do not take all of them to the combat zone , gradually as they destroyed the next batch they they bring more, and they still have

now that's going to be the ferry building. that's right. not perfect way hopefully get enough supplies. how we'll be enough supplies. how we'll be right back. reggie bush had something important taken from him, so wendy's is returning it. the pretzel pub. [cheers and clapping] let's go! yeaahh! we haven't told him it's back for a limited time. choose wisely, choose wendy's pretzel pub cheeseburger. >> all right. you said james fleet week is coming the weeklong event starts this coming monday. and san francisco's expecting about a million people to visit over the course of fleet week. a million people to come see the parade tall ships. >> and of course, the air show with the blue angels. >> san francisco's emergency responders are all out there parading around the fire department police sheriff, the water, the fire boats of they've been coordinating meetings, all of the agencies to make sure that this is a safe event, trying to reassure everybody that they're going to handle any problems easily. >> we have been planning for quite some time a