as a police service we are working to support the fire - are working to support the fire service — are service in their investigation to establish — service in their investigation to establish the cause of the explosion and obviously it's a very sad and tragic— and obviously it's a very sad and tragic set — and obviously it's a very sad and tragic set of circumstances, as has already— tragic set of circumstances, as has already been confirmed there is one fatality— already been confirmed there is one fatality and also one male who was critically— fatality and also one male who was critically ill — fatality and also one male who was critically ill in hospital at the moment— critically ill in hospital at the moment so i can confirm that is the state _ moment so i can confirm that is the state of— moment so i can confirm that is the state of his— moment so i can confirm that is the state of his condition at the minute, _ state of his condition at the minute, which is critical and we can't, _ minute, which is critical and we can't, unfortunately release the identification of either the dec

food is essential -- is central to our gatherings in the fire service as well. and teamwork and being part of something bigger than yourself and really having community. that is what inspired me to be part of the fire department. when i was applying for this job and i was going down that route of the hiring process, i looked around and i started looking at the different engines and the rigs driving around the street and i said, you know what, there is somebody that looks like me. there is somebody that looks like me. to me, that was really important. and that representation, what i saw, the light bulbs went on and i could see myself in the job. for me, being in this position as a captain, and being on the track and going around to her neighborhood, even when we are doing the most mundane of tasks, it is important that they see me in the role, right? asian pacific islander woman in a leadership position, that i am in this job. and even ringing the bell for the kids in the neighborhood, they see me, they cs, they see my crew and it is huge. that lightbulbs can go o

, police — next step for the fire service, police and _ next step for the fire service, police and theart the investigation now into what — be to start the investigation now into what caused this explosion. we know— into what caused this explosion. we know it's _ into what caused this explosion. we know it's gas, but what actually cause _ know it's gas, but what actually cause that _ know it's gas, but what actually cause that gas explosion. that's the ke thin . - cause that gas explosion. that's the key thing- what _ cause that gas explosion. that's the key thing- what happened - cause that gas explosion. that's the key thing- what happened last i cause that gas explosion. that's the l key thing- what happened last night. key thing— what happened last night. 8:30pm, sunday evening, suddenly, then, one person dead, multiple injuries. people were evacuated, they had to spend the night with family and friends, in hotels. a couple were allowed back to get things they need. they will not be allowed properly back into their homes until it is made secure. that is probably the first thing to

food is essential -- is central to our gatherings in the fire service as well. amwork and being part of something bigger than yourself and really having community. that is what inspired me to be part of the fire department. when i was applying for this job and i was going down that route of the hiring process, i looked around and i started looking at the different engines and the rigs driving around the street and i said, you know what, there is somebody that looks like me. there is somebody that looks like me. to me, that was really important. and that representation, what i saw, the light bulbs went on and i could see myself in the job. for me, being in this position as a captain, and being on the track and going around to her neighborhood, even when we are doing the most mundane of tasks, it is important that they see me in the role, right? asian pacific islander woman in a leadership position, that i am in this job. and even ringing the bell for the kids in the neighborhood, they see me, they cs, they see my crew and it is huge. that lightbulbs can go off for

there are dozens of fire service ambulances here . as we can see, the facade of the building burned out completely, the flames spread very quickly and several floors of the building were enough. the fire started on the first floor of the business center on a fire heater. went further part of the building was smoky. those who did not have time to leave the premises on time remained in the office were blocked and were waiting for the help of rescuers, some ran to the roof. you yourself evacuated no firefighters. even though he prepared himself. how to connect the stairs and the procession of the floor to go down from the first floor? who saw when the fire had just begun and we immediately evacuated our vacation there just the room. here it is on fire, the ninth floor. right now, it took several hours to put out the fire, the fire was assigned the maximum fifth difficulty rank ka-32 helicopters, which were used during the evacuation, circled in the air rescuers helped 120 employees and visitors who were stuck in business center to get out

food is essential -- is central to our gatherings in the fire service as well. and teamwork and being part of something bigger than yourself and really having community. that is what inspired me to be part of the fire department. when i was applying for this job and i was going down that route of the hiring process, i looked around and i started looking at the different engines and the rigs driving around the street and i said, you know what, there is somebody that looks like me. there is somebody that looks like me. to me, that was really important. and that representation, what i saw, the light bulbs went on and i could see myself in the job. for me, being in this position as a captain, and being on the track and going around to her neighborhood, even when we are doing the most mundane of tasks, it is important that they see me in the role, right? asian pacific islander woman in a leadership position, that i am in this job. and even ringing the bell for the kids in the neighborhood, they see me, they cs, they see my crew and it is huge. that lightbulbs can go o

dare i say it, presumably that is locally information that can be held by the fire service if they areesident key—holder in a building. absolutely right and in a very big building you might have someone responsible on each floor to know who the people are that they have to keep an eye on, and in a previous life before i was in the house of lords i was bursar of a cambridge couege lords i was bursar of a cambridge college and we had the same arrangement for our students because i had to make provision for cambridge students. we i had to make provision for cambridge students. i had to make provision for cambridae students. ~ ., ., ., ., cambridge students. we have to go to sort in a cambridge students. we have to go to sport in a second _ cambridge students. we have to go to sport in a second but _ cambridge students. we have to go to sport in a second butjust _ cambridge students. we have to go to sport in a second butjust to _ cambridge students. we have to go to sport in a second butjust to be - sport in a second butjust to be clear, you cannot predict for certain what would happen bu

with a lot of the skills that we do, and it introduces them to the fire service fires weeklong camp cinderwering 30 young women with an important message you are capable of. being a firefighter and learning the skills even though it's very difficult, equipping them with introductory first responders skills on this camp day, it's all about water emergencies. it opened my eyes to see what a lot more of cal fire does. it does quite a bit. the camp also helping kids interested in fire service figure out if becoming a firefighter is the right path for them. it's actually like, really helped me decide if i want to be one and i really do know it's just solid ated. what have already known that i do want to go into qualifier right now it's a great opportunity for emergencies and rescues just one part of what campers learn about here at camp cinder. each camp day has a different focus. shooting up for wild land firefighting digging fire lines by hand. you just got to push yourself to your limits, and you'll realize that you actually can do this job experiencing what it's like to manage hose lines wi

it was an $18 million pilot program that the fire chiefs hope will be a game changer. the u.s. forest servicefed when the caldor fire exploded last august, churning toward south lake tahoe. thousands of residents were forced to flee. to the north, the dixie fire rampaged for months, demolishing historic gold rush towns. the drought-parched forests burn so hot, they generate their own fire tornadoes. between the two infernos, more than 8,000 bone-weary firefighters fought a relentless battle. orange county fire chief brian fennessy, a former hotshot who has been fighting fires in southern california for 44 years, told us there was no more give in the system. >> brian fennessy: these fires get so large that there aren't enough firefighters, aren't enough airplanes, helicopters, bulldozers >> whitaker: i would think that would be worrisome? >> fennessy: you know, we're to the point where, if we were to send much more, we're going to have firehouses that are empty. and for the people that we've sworn to serve, you know, our taxpayers, it's not acceptable to have firehouses empty for any length of

fire service, but quickly spread. some people are suing the fire service to get more information about the government's role. biden says the people who have been impacted will be fully compensated. a degree of responsibility as a government who's had to deal with the communities who are put in who searched jeopardy and under to damn. announcing frederick drummers covering 100 percent of the course. her new protective measures from the notes critical mentioned the runes recovery hundreds of thousands of hector of columbia. as amazon rain forest are being destroyed each year to make space for mining cattle, ranching and drug trafficking in the 2nd part of our series. alger zeros on the center and petty visits l. capital. that's where people are trying to change things for the better route. the charlie's stopped cutting trees 5 years ago, like everybody here, she used to log and burn the forest to make space for cows and farming. despite it being protected lane, but now she tends to are growing plant nursery part of a co

presumably, that is local| information that can be held by the fire service, provided they are giving buildings could have. 0r caretakers in buildings could have. or the resident key—holder in a building, for example. or the resident key-holder in a building, for example. absolutely riuht. in a building, for example. absolutely right- in a very — building, for example. absolutely right. in a very big _ building, for example. absolutely right. in a very big building, - building, for example. absolutely right. in a very big building, you | right. in a very big building, you might have somebody responsible on each floor to know who the people are that they have to keep an eye on. in a previous life before i was in the house of lords, i was person at cambridge college and we had the exact same arrangements for our students. the headlines on bbc news: the family of former british soldier jordan gatley say he's been killed fighting for the ukrainian armed forces in the eastern city of severodonetsk. a leading business group tells the bbc they believe households in the uk will go into recess

you watch the lead we keep on forest fire services extinguished 10 natural fires per day on an area of ​​40 hectares, according to avialis security, today there are 17 more outbreaks on an area of ​​​​almost 600 hectares, the most difficult situation has developed in yakutia, residents of the region were warned about abnormal heat in the coming days , the air temperature will be 7 ° higher normal for this time of year, the thermometer will reach + 32 °, such weather in yakutia is considered a dangerous phenomenon. it is southwest, bad weather hit germany, strong thunderstorms brought with them hail and powerful gusts. winds snowdrifts have formed. several roads up to half a meter high were blocked; they had to be cleared with the help of special equipment; in some places , due to precipitation, the streets were flooded with water and mud, which the authorities had to remove manually. they warned that bad weather would move to the north-eastern part of the country. chinese triconauts have successfully transferred to the main module of the tiang gong orbital station. earlier, the shenzho

the forest fire service extinguished 15 natural foci in a day, now 133 hectares of forest are burningthe country. this is 160 times less than at the beginning of the week. the largest area. e, burning was recorded in yakutia, there are two fires on the territory of 34 hectares the day before, due to careless handling of fire , foci were recorded in the forestry near moscow near noginsk and the yegoryevsky fire department, the employees of the security air force eliminated each of the fires, despite the small areas, extinguished for about three hours . space the spektr rg observatory will continue to work in full russian scientists will launch a telescope that germany turned off due to sanctions two devices, russian german one and a half million kilometers from the earth create the most accurate picture of the universe today if one of them is turned off the information turns out to be incomplete about their decision to restore work of the observatory, the head of roscosmos. dmitry rogozin told in an interview to our channel. now, the germans, who were responsible for their unit there,

service. so everything is on fire. say the owner was yelling like that in the morning, but fedotova is a moron. yes, this is kolya, a fucking electrician. at night i went to seagull and wanted to harp. well, i installed the heater. went and forgot. the glass cracked the boiler into the barrel of recycled oil. here really a moron. all right, you got it! so you think it's not arson, maybe your master wants to squeeze that place. and i beg you , the owner, with everyone everything is fine. so fedotov admitted it himself, your idiot. tell me who 's taking the night shift. who listen, his daughter is sick with us, something seems to me dear, so she worked for her own head. wait, huh? what will they plant now? yes, i don’t think the owner said that they’ll give you a condition, okay, that you understand with a wheelbarrow, i drive without a muffler, panorama your agency hmm we need a leading on a few corporate pay cash it's very important for us to imitate right off the bat there is such. here is the task unambiguously, like

response times are very quick, average response times were 7.5 minutes for the arrival of the fire and rescue servicee average, before a fire fighter will be in a position to intervene. so if you are disabled, nearthe to intervene. so if you are disabled, near the vicinity of a fire, on average, and again i repeat the on average, will be half an hour before you have a firefighter coming to rescue you. and if you combine that with the research, the same research data, that said if you are in the vicinity of a fire for more than 20 minutes, your chances of rescue versus death, exponentially, it increases the likelihood of a fatality. it increases the likelihood of a fatali . ~ ., it increases the likelihood of a fatali . ~ . ., ,, it increases the likelihood of a fatali . . . . ,, ., fatality. we are approaching on tuesday the — fatality. we are approaching on tuesday the anniversary i fatality. we are approaching on tuesday the anniversary of i fatality. we are approaching on i tuesday the anniversary of grenfell. are you worried more broadly that we are not learning the lessons of that disaster? ~ ,

there are dozens of fire service ambulances here . acade of the building burned out completely, the flames spread very quickly and several floors of the building were enough. the fire started on the first floor of the business center on a fire heater. went further part of the building. it turned out to be smoky. those who did not have time to leave the premises on time remained in the office were blocked and waited for the help of rescuers, some fled to the roof. you yourself evacuated no firefighters. even though he prepared himself. and how to connect the stairs and the procession of the floor to go down from the first floor? who saw when the fire had just begun and we immediately evacuated our vacation there just the room. here it is on fire, the ninth floor. right now, it took several hours to put out the fire, the fire was assigned the maximum fifth rank in complexity k-32 helicopters, which were used during the evacuation, circled in the air rescuers helped 120 employees and visitors who were stuck in the business center to get o

food is essential -- is central to our gatherings in the fire service as well. ork and being part of something bigger than yourself and really having community. that is what inspired me to be part of the fire department. when i was applying for this job and i was going down that route of the hiring process, i looked around and i started looking at the different engines and the rigs driving around the street and i said, you know what, there is somebody that looks like me. there is somebody that looks like me. to me, that was really important. and that representation, what i saw, the light bulbs went on and i could see myself in the job. for me, being in this position as a captain, and being on the track and going around to her neighborhood, even when we are doing the most mundane of tasks, it is important that they see me in the role, right? asian pacific islander woman in a leadership position, that i am in this job. and even ringing the bell for the kids in the neighborhood, they see me, they cs, they see my crew and it is huge. that lightbulbs can go off for th

. >> this is all part of cal fire's introducing girls to career in the fire service. camp cinder teaches them what it takes to be a future firefighter. the program returns after a seven year hiatus. lack of funding, instructors and busy fire season put the camp on pause back in 2015. now instructors want to shape up the next generation. >> we're getting our future firefighters for when we retire. we're teaching them leadership, wellness, well land to structural firefighting. >> this is so cool. cal fire has more than 9,000 employees. the camp planned to return in 2020 but then covid happened. the program got funding and private donations for it to return this year and hopefully it continues. this is fantastic. >> what a great program. >> absolutely. having a career in that, you can't ask for anything better. thanks for watching captio captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, president biden's bid to give drivers a break on high gas prices. the president calling on congress to suspend federal gas and diesel taxes. how could you save with the gas tax holiday, a

fire. that sent up huge plumes of smoke. the smoke briefly suspended amtrak's capital corridor service. eports of damage and so far, no word on what sparked that fire. this one in napa county, evacuations lifted near the 570 acre old fire as they call it. it's still smoldering off of soda canyon road but we're glad to tell you because of the firefighters and work they've been doing the last 24 hours dropping water on the fire, it's now 30% contained tonight. >>> then taking you to sonoma county, you see the burn scar there. firefighters took three hours to get a grass fire out near the sonoma raceway. it burned about 20 acres on the hillside. see highway 37. it looks like they're doing really well on that one aside from the ugly burn scar. the cause of that fire under investigation. >>> a new era fire fighting in eastern contra contra costa thi evening. station 95 opened today. crews from both conn fire and the east contra costa fire protection district will work out of the station. fire officials say the partnership will stream line the fire service for 128,000 people in contra costa co

the fire service believe it was caused by a gas leak.l mackie who is at the scene. the house where the explosion happened, completely destroyed. the blast came across into the street, knocked a car over, the white mercedes there, which has been damaged, it is now back upright. at the moment, we've got fire investigators and investigators from the gas company. the police here are really manning the cordons, this is a fire investigation. we heard this morning confirmation that a woman died in there last night. there was praise for the heroic efforts of neighbours, who managed to pull the man out with life threatening injuries. he was able to tell rescuers there was somebody else in there, sadly they couldn't get to her in time and she died. what they really need to know now is what happened, why did this explosion cause such damage. we've had an update this morning from west midlands fire service's martin ward—white. we received multiple calls about this incident last night atjust after 8.30, and on arrival it was clear a gas explosion had

petersburg university of the state fire service of the ministry of emergency situations of russia wef the ministry of emergency situations of belarus and the st. petersburg university of the state fire service of the ministry of emergency situations of russia named after zinichev, the interaction between the universities of the fire and rescue profile e, the system of the ministry of emergency situations of the russian federation and the republic of belarus has been ongoing since 2009. today guys. uh, about 15 third-year students. we arrived at the university, indeed we were very warmly welcomed, they showed us the material and technical base at the university - they conducted a short tour of the territory for 10 days for cadets from russia are organized a training session on a wide range of disciplines from investigating fire cases and extinguishing tactics to working with climbing equipment and equipment, hard practice, but cadets do not forget from theory, they show fairly confident knowledge acquired. in our own vuzel, we have an understanding of how we work, and we have an under

unfortunately this fire shed map excludes many of these areas. excuse me, the forest service will continue to prioritize treatment and infrastructure funding in areas not designated as a fire shed. >> that is something we should have. we have the ability to make some exceptions but if you look at these fires and the impact it can have on communities these fire sheds in many ways in many locations are protecting communities. what we are trying to do, hard to make a national decision have it apply appropriately across the country. that is why we are leaving a lot of decisions at the local level. our intent is to treat the fire showed. how that is carried out at the local level we want people involved in how the decision is made, we have collaboratives established in these communities, they can decide where they want to prioritize us to work with them to get this work done. we are seeing that so the short answer to that, i like local involvement, that is my approach. >> what is behind me is a multi-your collaborative effort. we need to resolve that because we is as bottoms up as

that the fire was on the eighth floor and i got below the fire to the seventh floor before the fire serviceme? before they arrived. so that is a huge reduction in the risk and increase in the chance of me getting out and staying alive. what is the impact on your state of mind about that? it means i can sleep at night. her plan includes this special evacuation chair but other plans identify neighbours who can help or improvements to building safety. the grenfell tower public inquiry recommended the owners of blocks provide a plan for any resident with mobility problems. but the government says that is not practical. how can you actually evacuate a mobility impaired person from a tall building before the professionals from the fire and rescue service arrive? in proportionality, how much is it reasonable to spend to do this at the same time as we seek to protect residents and taxpayers from excessive costs? instead, ministers want to improve the way information about residents with mobility issues is shared with firefighters so they can better coordinate rescues. but sarah rennie and another c

this fire service is really pressed fighting fires. also going to medical calls. the ambulances are also frequently delayed. so we really want to get the message out or citizens that if it's a real emergency don't hesitate to call 911, but if these are things that can be managed at home. or an urgent care or going next door in asking if they can hang out in their air conditioned place for a little bit. there are a lot of ways to get around that. heat stroke can happen very quickly symptoms include feeling weak or dizzy nausea and heavy sweating check. the temperatures get forecasts and learn more about bay area weather anytime in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app download it for roku apple tv, amazon fire tv and roku. new developments today in texas with the investigation into the uvalde school massacre. the state's director of public safety sharply criticized law enforcement's response while testifying before a state senate committee. he blamed the school police chief for preventing officers from entering. rooms the only thing s

fire service, but quickly spread. some people are suing the fire service to get more information about the government's role. biden says the people who've been impacted will be fully compensated. degree of responsibility. as a government has to deal with the communities were put in such jeopardy. and under today, i'm announcing the programmers covering 100 percent of the cost whom you protective measures from the critical monsoons recovery. hundreds of thousands of hector of columbia, the amazon rain forest being destroyed each year to make space for mining cattle, ranching and drunk trafficking. in the 2nd part of our series, al jazeera is alessandra p. a. t visit feature where people are trying to change things for the better ruby, charlie stopped cutting 35 years ago, like everybody here. she used to log and burn the forest to make space for cows and farming despite it being protected lane. but now she tends to are growing plant nursery part of a community forestry program aimed at changing the ways of farmers livi

literally today, two groups of paratroopers of the fire service are staying to assist in extinguishingfires, but in general, the forecasts are rather disappointing. july is the coming month, but it promises to be not the easiest. uh, air temperature. according to forecasts, it will be above the norm. and there will still be a deficit of precipitation, well, today, uh, exactly 60 forest fires are active in yakutia and in general the area covered by the fire already exceeds about 80,000 hectares, and it should be noted that it was today that the state of emergency was officially introduced in yakutia evgeniy zaborovsky vesti, yakutsk regions of russia, a storm warning has been announced in primorye, now bad weather is raging in the southern and eastern regions of the region during the day. it will cover most of the region dozens of sites roads in vladivostok have already gone under water open storm drains do not save the movement of trams and electric buses suspended in two places from the slopes on the roadway. got off. landslides. now the road services are clearing the way to the port

as was the case, for example, the fire service employees in the energodar in the occupied energodar ofescuers held a protest against the kidnapping by the russian military of the head of the fire department, vitaly troyan. the russians dispersed their forces. they must clearly understand that sooner or later, most likely early, the spring is squeezed when it works. the viewer can tell energodar by the surname shevch in the captured russian army energodars in the entrance was blown up designated mark collaborator andriy shevchuk well for the other accomplices of the russian fascists - this is a story it is unlikely to become a science but to know berdyansk, where the first occupation was mass rallies for ukraine ukraine turbo march of ukraine! a normal person who serves the people will not follow you in that case, neighbors i swear, that's why the occupiers had to choose what was right from those who had already been sworn in, so the people's mayor became a man suspected of pedophilia, i'm a whistleblower alexander fyodorovych and an incredible social elevator with what this does not on

this fire service is really pressed fighting fires. also going to medical calls. the ambulances are also frequently delayed. so we really want to get the message out or citizens that if it's a real emergency don't hesitate to call 911, but if these are things that can be managed at home. or an urgent care or going next door in asking if they can hang out in their air conditioned place for a little bit. there are a lot of ways to get around that. heat stroke can happen very quickly symptoms include feeling weak or dizzy nausea and heavy sweating check. the temperatures get forecasts and learn more about bay area weather anytime in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app download it for roku apple tv, amazon fire tv and roku. new developments today in texas with the investigation into the uvalde school massacre. the state's director of public safety sharply criticized law enforcement's response while testifying before a state senate committee. he blamed the school police chief for preventing officers from entering. rooms the only thing s

be strengthened. 100 people are now working in chukotka, 86 employees of the parachute airborne fire servicend four observation pilots, helicopters, aircraft conduct air monitoring daily, fix temperature points satellite system. an interdepartmental group has been created in the region, working around the clock, the situation is complicated by the fact that all active outbreaks are located at a considerable distance from favorable infrastructure for specialists on the ground. we have to work only manually, because it is not possible to deliver the equipment there; moreover, climate change plays a role, according to experts, to stabilize the situation with natural fires in the region. it will be possible in the coming days. this will be done by attracting additional forces of air security specialists. in addition , prolonged rains are promised in chukotka, which will contribute to the natural elimination of existing points. and on marchyashkin arseniy gusev, the whole of chukotka germany is preparing to announce its emergency measures to ensure gas supply, according to the german media, this

they had fire fighting a cube men, but they clearly didn't warrant the fire service was about the danger of chemical containers in those in those places. and why are they kept near to other containers, which after commodity, clothing and other materials, normally, chemical containers are placed in a specialty zone where each can be tech a live better than the accident. many of the people who died actually died of chemical films affecting their lungs. so the main injuries and death was cause of this simply mabel betrayal, which the container bust and caused a lot of chemical film in the air. even the people nearby were affected by this polluted air. credibly touching, thank you for that. somebody chattering deafness in dhaka several missile strikes have hit the outskirts of ukraine's capital cave. off 2 weeks of relative calm cave has largely been sped from major attack since russia refocused its miniature campaign on the east of the country said mister, obvious more from keith. just sit around 6 am 6 30 am a major railway hub. by all accounts, a repair warehouse, a repair center for the

the investigation is very firmly with the fire service at this— is very firmly with the fire serviceaking news via the _ at this current stage. we have some breaking news via the reuters i at this current stage. we have some breaking news via the reuters news| breaking news via the reuters news agency. this from you came's president. russian missiles have hit a shopping centre in city. over 1000 civilians were in that shopping centre at the time of the missile strike. the fire is raging there according to reports. a shopping centre has been hit. over 1000 civilians were in the shopping centre at the time of the strike. as soon as we have any more information, we will bring that to you. south african officials have ruled out a crush as an explanation for the death of 22 teenagers at a nightclub in the city of east london. forensic experts are investigating whether those who died had breathed in or swallowed a poisonous substance. ghislaine maxwell has been put on suicide watch at a jail in new york. she's due to be sentenced on tuesday for grooming young girls forjeffrey epstein to ab

will take two steps, it will hit the main water artery of the city, it affected the work of the fire servicesbecause they always have to have a supply of water, as there was no water supply in the city mykolaiv and eh, we mainly took bouzowa or eh from eh sources that are located here at a shopping place, there is special equipment, a place where they only take water, i just have to. at the right time, people came to you, people gathered, filling points were set up in fire stations, fire trucks were recruited , we also distributed water on the territory of the unit, people came and provided them with help to help people, firefighters used reserve special equipment, the main one with water was ready in case of a fire, now the water supply has been restored this water supply, i.e. already the hydrantity of the fetus, we can already fill up from any hydrant in case of elimination of the situation and event, so far it has been possible to establish a supply of technical water for such an area household needs, more time is needed for drinking water to flow local authorities promise to provide it t

fire service officials suspect the container of hydrogen peroxide exploded and flame spread quickly to other containers. the exact cause for the fire is still not known. the charter gram, this identification and the fire department has started a separate independent pro body to find out the real reason behind this fire. meanwhile, the government has announced a financial compensation package for the victims, family fire department, say several firefighters died, and others are missing, with the actual cause behind the incident will be revealed when it's investigated. as far as i know, the deputy commissioners office as formed the prob committee, the fire brigade must have launched a separate investigation or will do so. bangladesh as one of the worlds fastest growing economies, a new factories and high rise apartments have grown rapidly in recent years. but fires are common at industrial premises due to lack of enforcement of safety rules, inadequate acute men, a lack of stuff, and many expert se much needs to be done to turn that around and recharged re al jazeera taca. dozens of peop

that the fire was on the eighth floor and i got below the fire, to the seventh floor, before the fire servicee they arrived. that is a huge reduction in the risk and increase in the chance of me getting out and staying alive. it means that i can sleep at night. she was advised to get this special evacuation chair, and the grenfell tower inquiry said every resident with mobility issues should be given a bespoke plan. the government doesn't agree. how much is it reasonable to spend to do this, at the same time as we seek to protect residents and taxpayers from excessive costs? instead, ministers want to improve the way information about residents with mobility issues is shared with firefighters, so they can better coordinate rescues. but sarah rennie and another campaigner are planning legal action against the government — a stand—off, five years after grenfell, a fire in which 15 disabled people lost their lives. tom symonds, bbc news. a former elite acrobatic gymnast has become the first to win a civil case against british gymnastics for the abuse she experienced in the sport. but at the same

could you assure me the fire service will continue to prioritize treatment and infrastructure funding in areas not designated as a fire shed? >> senator, that is something we probably should have continued dialogue on. we do have the ability to make some exceptions. if you look at these fires. if you look at the impact it can have on communities, these fire sheds, in many ways, in many locations, are protecting communities. when we are trying, to do it's hard to make a national decision and have it apply appropriately across a whole country. that's why we're leaving a lot of those decisions up at that local level. our intent is to treat the fire sheds. now, how that is carried out at the local level, we want local to people to be involved in that decision and how it's bag. i will give you an example. -- some of these communities, they can decide where they want to prioritize us to work with them to get this work done. we are seeing that in some locations. so, the short answer is that i really like local involvement and how we carry out leaders and tens at the national level. that is m

camp cinder is hosting dozens of young women training to join the fire service. ich is sponsored by cal fire, existed back in 2015 but was put on pause due to funding and short staff. cal fire volunteers did not give up. they were able to get funding from private donations and agencies to bring the ka back this year. >> teaching them everything from leadership to wellness to wild land firefighting, structural firefighting. we're getting our future firefighters ready for when we retire. >>> the camp includes young ladies ages 14-18 and runs through friday. >>> it is 5:47. get a check of weather and traffic beginning with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. we're seeing some progress today when it comes to the heat. >> yes, but it is still hot nonetheless, len. as we extend into the afternoon, we're ranging above average. it's dry, too, to add to that, but something interesting is happening in our forecast today which is a lot more fun to talk about than yesterday's heat. starting off with a live look from the salesforce tower cam. the sun is beginning to rise

about his condition and whereabouts yet. rescue workers say more bodies lie under the deputies fire service official suspect, the container of hydrogen peroxide exploded and flame spread quickly to other containers. fire department, say several firefighters died and others are missing, and the actual cause behind the incident will be revealed when it's investigated. as far as i know, the deputy commissioners office as form the prob committee, the fire brigade must have launched a separate investigation or will do so. bangladesh has one of the worlds fastest growing economies, a new factories and high rise apartments have grown rapidly in recent years. but fires are common at industrial premises due to lack of enforcement of safety rules, inadequate acute men, a lack of stuff, and many experts say much needs to be done to turn that around. and tanveer joins us live now from outside that container facility in city come to town, visit us, bring us up to date now with what's happening there. now what thing anybody even journalist not to and for there, because we spoke to mr. gwinnett, who was t

food is essential -- is central to our gatherings in the fire service as well. k and being part of something bigger than yourself and really having community. that is what inspired me to be part of the fire department. when i was applying for this job and i was going down that route of the hiring process, i looked around and i started looking at the different engines and the rigs driving around the street and i said, you know what, there is somebody that looks like me. there is somebody that looks like me. to me, that was really important. and that representation, what i saw, the light bulbs went on and i could see myself in the job. for me, being in this position as a captain, and being on the track and going around to her neighborhood, even when we are doing the most mundane of tasks, it is important that they see me in the role, right? asian pacific islander woman in a leadership position, that i am in this job. and even ringing the bell for the kids in the neighborhood, they see me, they cs, they see my crew and it is huge. that lightbulbs can go off for them

some people are suing the fire service to get more information about the government's role. biden says those impacted will be fully compensated. the degree of responsibility as a government who's had to deal with the communities who were put through such jeopardy. and under today, i'm announcing the frederick governors covering 100 percent of the cost of whom you protective measures from the next critical months of the runes recovery . hundreds of thousands of hector of columbia. as amazon rain forest are being destroyed each year to make space for mining cattle, ranching and drug trafficking in the 2nd part of our series, i'll just the result of sandra visits and company cio where people are trying to change things for the better route the child is stopped cutting trees 5 years ago, like everybody here. she used to log and burn the forest to make space for cows and farming despite it being protected lane. but now she tends to are growing plant nursery part of a community forestry program aimed at changing the ways of farmers living in the colombian, amazon, and the red. i last called