the fire service spokesman, _ the order clear enough?re service spokesman, when he - the order clear enough? the fire - service spokesman, when he announced this awful news, he said the authorities had since yesterday in sending out evacuation alerts via the european system, which text messages to cell phones. he said they were being sent to both phones registered with greek and foreign networks, which would suggest if these people, these migrants, had salvos with them, they would have received these messages. —— had cell phones. the messages are sent in greek and english. whether it happened in this case is not clear. it is really unclear as yet what might have happened and whether these people had any warning. around these people had any warning. around the world and — these people had any warning. around the world and across _ these people had any warning. around the world and across the _ these people had any warning. around the world and across the uk, - these people had any warning. around the world and across the uk, this - these

union say it was a _ have the fire service union say it was a reat— have the fire service union say k this — was a real fire risk, and i'm afraid i think this is _ was a real fire risk, and i'm afraid i think this isjust was a real fire risk, and i'm afraid i think this is just the was a real fire risk, and i'm afraid i think this isjust the government are trying — i think this isjust the government are trying to signal that it is anti—asylum, and antique the right of people — anti—asylum, and antique the right of people to apply for asylum in the uk, rather— of people to apply for asylum in the uk, ratherthan of people to apply for asylum in the uk, rather than thinking about what is in the _ uk, rather than thinking about what is in the best humanitarian interest, _ is in the best humanitarian interest, in terms of our refugee policy _ interest, in terms of our refugee oli . ~ , ., interest, in terms of our refugee oli .~ ,., . policy. we should say that the government _ policy. we should say that the government has _ policy. we should say that the government has said - policy. we

holiday, and at the end of the program, a concert was organized, also for the anniversary of the fire service in grodno, a new art object was opened, which immediately became a place of attraction for citizens and tourists, it appeared on zamkova street next to the well-known tower and the oldest fire station in the city, the new decorative and art complex is called the safety bench, and from july 28 to july 30, grodno hosted an open regional table tennis championship for people with visual impairment in another way, the game is called show down, visually impaired, according to the conditions of this game, they put on special dark glasses in order to be in the same conditions with those who do not see such competitions at all, the city over the demon has been hosting for the seventh time and every year there are more and more participants more and more this time, representatives of five regions, belarus, as well as athletes from russia came to the championship. operations and, of course, breastfeeding. which across the country continues cleaning company in one of the farms of the svisloch reg

, because the fire service is part of the defense forces of the iraqi ministry of defense. it cannot be issued through the iraqi authorities, but miraculously, i was able to be present near the shrine . we had two fires this day, and apart from two large safety and relief equipment, we help the pilgrims by providing water and filling tanks and aid . he is now a servant of this gentleman, aba abdullah al-hussein is here in karbala, the one who intends to set foot on this path must bear the hardships with his soul and heart . many things, when he wants you, he wants to come, you want to tell him, but he doesn't remember all these things, your blood is good, be healthy, i don't say goodbye, one of me say goodbye, i want to say, sir, i'm going and i'll come back, arbaeen itself, and it's strange, it can't be described , all this crowd, believe me, sit down gathering is fitting, and you really can't believe the vastness of karbala field and that all the nations gather together, this beauty that everyone has together, i'm looking for something , oh hossein, this is a beautiful lo

being a mom is a learning exercise and the same going back to the fire service you're heart is a little bit more vulnerable i like being a mom the harder thing i've done and prior to being a mom this job or some of the things we do on the job are some of the harder things that kind of levels each other out so i okay. come to work and feel like i'm cable and can go home and capable a whole >> the journey of becoming a firefighter is no easy feat, it requires navigating and overcoming challenges to protect and serve the community. established in 1866, the san francisco fire department has evolved and grown to represent the community and meet their needs along the way. the division of training is responsible for training all new members entering the department, as well as develop, and provide corchlhensive fire suppression and emergency medical service instruction to all members of the department. this video provides a glims into the 130 recruit academy class 21 week training program. in preparation to take on one of the most challenging and rewarding professions in the world. to become a

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when i grew up in san francisco i never thought of the fire service as a career. not because i didn't want to be a firefighter, i just didn't know anything about it and it was literally the experience of trying to figure what i was going to do with the next part of my life where i decided to go to city college and take a couple classes. that is when i discovered there was actually a fire science program program emt program and paramedic program. if it wasn't for that opportunity to get the education training and meet several mentors that are some of my grood friends today, i don't think i ever would are have pursued this career. i was interested in becoming a paramedic so i did work experience at the ems division when it was actually in the presidio, completed that program, did my paramedic internship at the same time i volunteered with san francisco fire reserve and able to learn a lot of hands on skills associated with becoming a firefighter. san francisco went through a period of 7 years without hiring, so we hired about a 130 people off of the 2001 test which

we are out with the fire service.ghters have had a long week, tackling the wildfires that spread from neighbouring algeria to here, the green forests surrounding the towns of tabarka and maloula, at the very west of the country's mediterranean coast. translation: my name is captain mohammed, l head of the local fire brigade in tabarka. i was one of the first to arrive at the fires. i arrived with two vans and a car. in terms of our guys, the difficulty was there was no plan. for the first three days, we were just fighting with the fire everywhere. some of us were exhausted, some were choking, but we continued to respond. we had three injuries in the team and took them to hospital. they were struggling to breathe and had body pains. the fire was huge — we couldn't put it out. in my whole career, it is the first time i've seen a fire like this in the tabarka area. let's not say it was out of control, but we are thankful to have come out of it without terrible injuries. we thank god local people weren't badly injured. no

other people, risking their own, by the way, on the occasion of the seventieth anniversary of the fire services , the tv news agency presents the project evolution of salvation, the next series is dedicated to the form rescuers. from the moment the fire department was created until the end of the 19th century, the uniform of a firefighter was very simple trousers in a belt half-caftan hull boots, and full of one hundred percent safety with such equipment to speak, of course, it was difficult for the first time helmets. as a combat element , uniforms appeared among belarusian firefighters in the middle of the 19th century;

it would for be the local fire service managers in the fire service and managers in the local fire service address those issues. i would not expect on something like that the home secretary necessarily to sort of micromanage the situation . micromanage the situation. right. but nonetheless, if the union is concerned that things are not being acted upon, that the safety concerns are not being acted upon, i don't think the union is necessarily wrong to flag and to say that to flag it up and to say that the home secretary should should take right. well the home secretary should should take you right. well the home secretary should should take you go. right. well there you go. >> so we've heard about the fire thing. so i'll come back to you on the broader migrant point. but claire, your thoughts on this with the this whole debacle with the bibby stockholm you're on, you're off. >> think there's >> well, i think there's a number of different things. the arguments putting arguments against putting people on barge have taken form on the barge have taken the form of very moral morally charged, of

fires get hotter. and frankly, they're even more catastrophic. the forest service indio i together now have over 100 million acres at high risk in wild fire. these are a tinderbox. they are waiting to burn. if we don't make some change in how we manage our public lands. on may 17th my bipartisan ninth circuit cottonwood fixed legislation passed out of this committee by a voice vote. i'm thankful, grateful for my colleagues on both sides of this dais that unanimously supported the voice to move that forward and out of committee. getting this fixed -- president is vital. since needed forest management needs to continue and not be delayed by litigation. you talk to anybody who is close to this problem, they'll tell you to get that ninth circuit cottonwood fix signed the law and we will have suddenly reduced one of the major barriers to treatment in forest management. now, by the way, forest management yield some very important benefits. wildlife habitat improvements by getting more sunlight on the first floors to provide for better feed. watersheds, we have massive wi

so when the fire services, which is the fire, the key was quite high. as a result of these materials, you can see the building is a, is a brick building. but when you have all these additional materials inside, it would have also acted as a, a. i don't want to not be tied in but a way for the fire to increase and then defy actually put quite strongly. another issue that happened was that the flow was actually damaged by the people in the building. so the fire official said yeah, but it was quite difficult for them to reach certain areas of the building because it's the structurally and integrity of the building was in fact also a problem. i understand this is not the 1st tragedy like this in the johannesburg. is that correct? they have been a number of issues relating to its these kind of fully hijacked folding in particular that there was a reason to be a fire for thoughtful at the end of joseph hospital. there was a number of patients were affected by that fire, but i think on the level of the scale this by a particularly said out and of course would

we had the commander of the fire service who is in charge of the operation referred to great big burntle everywhere. there was time before they could get the fire under control, and more time before they could enter the building safely. thank you very much indeed. you back to norway. incredible pictures coming into us. i don't know if you are following this with me couple of minutes ago but we had a tiny gap and i look at that. the gap has extended. this is the hydroelectric power plant in eastern central norway. it is a hydroelectric plant and it is basically a lot of rain over the last few days over scandinavia and parts of norway especially, which means the river has become swollen and water has penetrated the power plant. this has led to a huge amount of damage, a little bit earlier the police and local authorities were considering blowing a hole in the bridge to try and alleviate the issue but as you can see, nature has kind of done its thing. that is coming to us live from norway. let's turn to scotland. all week, we've been getting a taste of some of the thousands of acts at thi

being a mom is a learning exercise and the same going back to the fire service you're heart is a little bit more vulnerable i like being a mom the harder thing i've done and prior to being a mom this job or some of the things we do on the job are some of the harder things that kind of levels each other out so i okay. come to work and feel like i'm cable and can go home and capable a whole >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it

by the way, forging its own, by the way, on the seventieth anniversary of the fire service of belarus, the target news agency will present the project of the evolution of salvation, the next series is dedicated to the uniform of rescuers. from the moment the fire department was created until the end of the 19th century, the uniform of a firefighter was very simple trousers in a belt half-caftan hull boots, and full 100% safety with such equipment to say, of course, it was difficult, for the first time helmets. as a combat element , the uniform appeared among the belarusian firefighters in the middle of the 19th century. the fireman issued a bronze one, gilded for the lower ranks. a copper helmet was intended, they were rubbed to a shine in order to see each other in the smoke, white trousers. it was the summer form. according to one of the legends. they were used so that after the fire was extinguished it was clear who really was the hero over the years, the building became higher and higher. and the task gradually arose more difficult, the need and uniforms with a high degree of prot

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honorable commander faraji. delete let's accept the same authentication through my window, my fire service, so that we can easily provide the service to the people by changing sattar khan's passport number or visiting the police offices in person +10, there is nothing else. passports or in the homes with the news that the first vice president and mr. minister of communications will have an effect on the path of the people on the way to arbaeen. youssef salami of sed and sima news agency . thank you very much. hello, i would like to welcome you , dear viewers of the khabar network. good morning. first of all, about the matter let's talk about our situation in the last 24 hours, the hottest point on the globe was in khuzestan province with a maximum temperature of 49 degrees, and the coolest point was dizin in alborz province with a minimum temperature of 80 degrees . ahvaz was the hottest with a maximum temperature of 49 degrees and ardabil was reported in the provincial capitals. with a minimum temperature of 11 degrees, it is the coolest center of the province, and it is reported that for

the fire service raised concerns. it was labeled a deathtrap.ters highlighted the safety record. bunk beds and shared rooms have helped double capacity. >> we need to remember these are human beings, they are people and they have dreams and aspirations like everyone else. >> the crossings are dangerous. the hotel bills are norma's. >> the way to tackle something is to prevent it. you need to invest in the immigration system. >> 20 men have refused to move here. the vessel is no longer empty. >> today we learned the number of asylum-seekers in hotels is at record levels, up 3000 since march. we've been looking at how the government is trying to tackle the problem. >> why do we need a barge? it's down to the illegal markets crossing the channel. problem lies elsewhere. it is up 46 thousand on the 2018 figure. the backlog of people waiting for the home office to make a decision on their claim his risen by 137,000. the backlog was rising before the increase in applications. it is near record levels. every asylum seeker needs somewhere to live. that

so there is now this investigation with the police and fire service not only and the fire service notnality. there was into the criminality. there was an from from an update from from staffordshire police just an hour said they are now hour ago that said they are now treating here as arson. treating the fire here as arson. but of course, there is now this investigation the unlawful investigation into the unlawful breach of the town and planning laws with staff for south staffordshire council over the demolition itself. but the fact is, nigel, this is the fact that this has been demolished and the fire in itself has really caused hurt to this community because this building, while not grade listed and we know that there was a submission to heritage england have this place grade england to have this place grade listed fact is that this listed the fact is that this this community is really hurting because this was iconic because this was an iconic building built originally in the 18th century. she stood for 200 years as a farmhouse. of course , and a pub for so many decades. but let's sp

mounir fire service networks were prevented from operating, he described facebook's youtube program against intellectual terrorism and complicity with the aggressor coalition , and closed more than 70 yemeni user accounts, including 50 accounts affiliated with my and bes account media institutions. they are affiliated with media personalities and media offices, it will harm by removing my accounts, most of the people of yemen use these user accounts on youtube, facebook, ali ali molla emphasized that this recent action against the bad media was done in anticipation of a continuous war against the iranian nation. some have announced that these measures can be a prelude to committing a dangerous crime against the nation, but the last report we have on journalist's day is that the regime established in that region has killed at least a list of journalists for the past 22 years . in conflicts palestinian demonstrators with israeli soldiers and settlers covers the operation of the israeli army in the west bank, and the equipment is not limited to having a camera, a bulletproof vest and helmet, 1

family let's remove the fake saying, let's accept the same authentication through my window, my fire service is done , so that we can make the service easy for our dear people, let's do the passport number at home or go to the police offices +10, nothing else , the story is online. you used to make cartoons, god willing, it was you, so we hope that all your hard work will be reflected in the information that the first vice president and mr. minister of communications gave to the people on the way to arbaeen, god willing. and this actually emphasizes the girl towards you several dormitories were released as a priority for the university based on the combination of the president and the 13th government regarding the construction of joint dormitories. it has always been a concern of the ministry of science and the ministry of health to improve the motahari dormitory from its current condition to a better condition. today, i reached mr. khatibi's office. to see what measures the ministry of science has taken to meet the shortage of student dormitories, perhaps the most important problem we have

so there is now this investigation with the police and fire service not only and the fire service notnality. there was into the criminality. there was an from from an update from from staffordshire police just an hour said they are now hour ago that said they are now treating here as arson. treating the fire here as arson. but of course, there is now this investigation the unlawful investigation into the unlawful breach of the town and planning laws with staff for south staffordshire council over the demolition itself. but the fact is, nigel, this is the fact that this has been demolished and the fire in itself has really caused hurt to this community because this building, while not grade listed and we know that there was a submission to heritage england have this place grade england to have this place grade listed fact is that this listed the fact is that this this community is really hurting because this was iconic because this was an iconic building built originally in the 18th century. she stood for 200 years as a farmhouse. of course , and a pub for so many decades. but let's sp

the employees of the fire service were in overalls.ened the tricolor in the sky of the moscow region the russian flag was opened in the sky and ntv reporters made a jump with the national guard fighters ntv correspondent afraid why aren't they afraid? cool well, happy russian flag day on now this is footage from the slope of elbrus, there were volunteers and journalists also unfurled the russian flag on the cloth autographs of fighters own from different military units from lugansk to zaporozhye in new regions. today, for the first time, the day of the russian flag is celebrated; the streets of donetsk were decorated with tricolors. there was a car rally that brought together dozens of motorists from different cities. well, now a new one with a note urgently, two russian fighters, lifted into the air off the coast of crimea, the russian aerospace forces recorded the flight of two drones, a reaper and a bayraktar, which were reconnaissance near the peninsula, the pilots forced foreigners. foreign uavs change course. well, in total, the

what's left of the 250—year—old pub has now been searched by a specialist fire service dog that can sniffey believe the fire was started deliberately. this is what "britain's wonkiest pub" used to look like — an 18th century landmark, famous for its leaning walls, that became a favourite with tourists and locals. people in the black country want answers. access was blocked to the fire brigade. we need answers as to why that happened and how the fire started and who started the fire and for what reason. and we also need answers on why they demolished what was left of the site. the crooked house pub caught fire late on saturday night. on monday, footage emerged of the remainder of the building being demolished. the local council says it didn't agree to this and are investigating if it was unlawful. police say they understand the shock and upset from local people, and are leading the criminal investigation. the bbc has approached the owners of the pub for comment but has not received a response. some historical organisations have called for it to be reconstructed. but others believe that's u

courageous battle with job related illness on july 21st, he was 54 years old and it served in the fire service for 33 years. ramsey he survived by his wife and 3 - children. a memorial service is set to take place at 10:00am tomorrow at the college of san mateo. >> the san francisco taxi workers alliance planning to protest the possible expansion. driverless cars tomorrow. the group is planning to gather at the california public utility commission headquarters in the city. they want the commission to know they don't want companies waymo and cruise to offer. 24 7 commercial driverless passenger service in the city. the commission is meeting tomorrow to discuss the interference of autonomous vehicles with first responders. on thursday, the commission voted votes on whether to grant expansion of services for driverless cars. coming up, which bay area cities received governor gavin newsom's designation as pro housing. >> i'm being imposed on 2 major robo call operators how the 2 made those calls. and new developments in a potential cage match between elon and mark zuckerberg. what the 2 sides sayi

as it is easy to learn from the information provided to the press of the fire service in 2004, lightningmall fire, which the firefighters corrected in 20 minutes and no one was injured on maui, according to official figures , 115 people were killed and 850 are missing thousands of people were left homeless. the damage caused by the fires to the islands is estimated at about 6-7 billion dollars, and the impression of the inhabitants themselves, who survived in the fiery hell biden didn't seem to get too excited during their performance at the grass ceremony. he just well today has become. it is known that the us state department approved the sale of 96 apache attack helicopters to poland. in addition, the polish authorities recently. we agreed with south korea on the supply of thousands of tanks, 600 self-propelled howitzers, almost 300 multiple rocket launchers and fifty fighters. poland has already spent 3 billion dollars on military assistance to ukraine, the polish prime minister morovetsky justifies such expenses by the need to eradicate the russian world, not all poles agree with su

cover provides enough time to escape and get rid of the fire, as well as providing appropriate fire services to protect the structure. concrete applications mehdi naqvi of sada and sima news agency, a technology company has developed an implantable piece with a graphene structure, which can be used to monitor and treat some neurological and brain problems . with advanced electronics and data analysis provided by machine learning and deep learning , they decode neural signs or signals with high resolution from both the central and peripheral nervous systems . technology for the rehabilitation of patients with diseases such as parkinson's and speech disorders. researchers use a sensor have produced an electronic device that by connecting to a living cell brings doctors one step closer to the rapid diagnosis of diseases. according to the new information website , johns hopkins university researchers designed these remote control sensors to check the health of living cells. gold patterns are used because this element has high conductivity and problems such as loss of signal or no signal are enco

body news agency a barrel of water a hand pump shovels buckets and axes, when the fire service was justmed , there were few technical means, but today the ministry of emergency situations in belarus is a seriously equipped service. ready around the clock to come to the rescue from a cart to a modern emergency car and decorations, a unique penny vaz-2101, preserved in the ranks of the belarusian ministry of emergency situations, is a new series of the project right now. today it is difficult to imagine, but the first equipment for firefighters looked very concise. unfortunately, due to time , it was not possible to preserve samples of the nineteenth or twentieth centuries, but there is an exact copy of the cart that the firefighters of those times rode. this is a pump-line parakor move with a carrying capacity of a ton and was intended. it was for delivering six people to the fire site , a few, of course, a little, but enough for everyone. over time, it was possible to obtain not only an exact correspondence to those characteristics of the course, but also to use materials from that era,

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a media union was organized to prevent the activities of mounir fire service networks .ok's youtube program against german media as intellectual terrorism and complicity with its aggressor coalition. so far, it has closed more than 70 user accounts of yemenis, among which 50 accounts are related to my media institutions and 20 accounts are related to media personalities and information agencies. at facebook uses ali alavi's youtube, the first recent action against my media has taken place in anticipation of a continuous war against the iranian nation, which can be a prelude to committing dangerous crimes against the nation, but we have the last report on the reporter's day from the land that the established regime in the past 22 years, at least 20 journalists have been killed in azgol square, as ward prepares for work. he is a palestinian photographer who covers the israeli army's operations in the west bank during clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli soldiers and settlers. it is not limited to a bulletproof vest and helmet, as well as a gas mask. the mu

first aid products, aeds, clean water, eye wash stations, those types of things, but certainly fire serviceur customers and we ask them, hey, what's more important to you than the health and safety of your people? and they tell us there's nothing more important >> are there other adjacencies you're thinking? you have customers that loved you. you probably have other things they'd like you to be bringing to them. >> jim, part of our corporate culture which we believe is our absolute number one competitive advantage is we don't believe the answer is at our desks we don't believe the answer is at our corporate headquarters. we think the answer is with our customers and our employee partners so we get out and we travel. we talk to them. we say what are you struggling with what do you need what voids could we fill and we learn we get better from that. so we're always in search of another product extension, another business extension, service extension. but we don't need that we don't need it but we're always in search of it because there's such a great opportunity where we are >> absolutely. now

government partner and sharing messages and pushing messages out and local law enforcement and fire service officers involve reporting back it seems that people are taking this very serious -- arthel: there are a lot of casinos in nevada you've got many locals -- [inaudible conversations] his audio is going in and out sorry sir what was your last part of what you were saying? i missed it. >> because the for good nature of disasters like this, you know having people better prepared -- and taking more preparations steps for something is going to be key for us because we're just not used to large events such as this. arthel: absolutely. and you're so smart to check in with other states and that are used to this and get, you know, advice from there. of course, there in nevada i was saying there's so many casinos there. you've got many locals checking into the casinos because they have generators, and high floors. if not the national guard might you know if and how nevada emergency management is coordinating with the casinos? >> so we have two different ways biggest way is the clark county has o

fire crews. uh that were just uh, entering the building on their letters. uh, diane, how effective were the emergency services initially in bringing this fire under control and rescuing people as well from what the community members have told us? yeah, initially the residents in the buildings around the school, they 1st started to help. and then later on the fire crews started arriving. they got to a quite early the morning. the fios was fit to have started around 1 am. the emergency services crew arrives up soon. afterwards, we also know that this isn't a band and building, which means that it doesn't have a water supply. i'll be on the fire and emergency services would have had to come with the water on fi, a truck to try and extinguish the try a. this building also doesn't have electricity supplies, which also would have made the practice of going through the building and identify the areas of search much more difficult uh for the, for the by a prove how common are fires in johannesburg. can you give us a, a sense of, of whether anything like this has structure i haven't spoke before to. ringback the most

service. in fact, now in the midst of the of the blazes that have been fans by very strong winds, which you may perhaps be able to hear through my microphone. the fire has been traveling overnight, north and west. in other words, circumventing the stairs. whoever looks on through police, it started east of the city 5 days ago, we're told uh the 5 services ferry is that a son to vote started at the main fire. it's been burning, westwood bound surrounding the city. there's still a lot of smoke here. there are still flare ups east of the city we so to meet, you know, kind of a cops is carrying buckets. ferrying was over 5 minutes ago. so it's not all over yet. east of the city, but the main fi front is now moving west of here. okay. was those villages that were evacuated overnight? elizabeth, all 55 is expect on the conditions to improve as old today. john know we have high winds here and they, toby, quite frankly, the situation is out of control. the edible means do offer some hope. there are at least to canada aircraft that we saw operating as is this uh for the ellipse and the police airport. we sold them when we landed here last night and there are

in my 34 years in the fire service, i've never seen anything like this with the force that it came and the amount of sand and mud combined with the water to create the destruction it did. pretty amazing. >> we're seeing some overhead footage right now. it looks amazing down below there. tell us, chief, why was the mud so dangerous? it doesn't look that dangerous, but obviously it is. >> yeah. number one, it's the force in which it comes. it's a combination of the water, the mud, and the sand. when it's mixed together, it's almost like quicksand. and then you can't control it. once it starts moving, you are at its mercy. wherever it goes, you're going to go. >> chief, who was calling 911, and what type of rescues did you coordinate? >> yeah. you know, it was people that were out. and we had cautioned everyone to stay in their homes, you know, to get their necessities, stay in their homes and weather the storm that way. so initially it was people that were on the roads. we had a total of 46 rescues within the last 24 hours. the majority of them were people being rescued from their vehicl

what is left of the pipe has now been searched by a specialist fire service dog that can sniff out accelerantsth police confirming they believe the fire was started deliberately. this is what written's longest pub used to look like, and 18th—century landmark famous for its leaning walls became a favourite with tourists and locals. people in the black country want answers. access was blocked the fire brigade, we need answers as to why that happened and how the fire started and who started the fire and for what reason, and we also need answers on why they demolished what was left of the site. they demolished what was left of the site-— of the site. the greenhouse cau~ht of the site. the greenhouse caught fire _ of the site. the greenhouse caught fire late _ of the site. the greenhouse caught fire late on - of the site. the greenhouse caught fire late on saturdayj caught fire late on saturday night. on monday, footage emerged of the remainder of the building being demolished. the local councils that it did not agree to this and are investigating if it was unlawful. police say they understand the

will be twice as many people, then three times as many put aroused the concern of the british fire servicespport groups worry that both physical outbreaks and mental illnesses will land on the barge straight from the migration detention center. so they can get re-traumatized even floating on water. and this, too, can be a source of discomfort for refugees after their traumatic experience of crossing the mediterranean and the english channel, the barge operation, another attempt by the government. rishi bitch, save at the immigration centers visitors and sailors cannot be kept by law for more than a month, to drive thousands of people into the streets of england, dangerous to the order in the country. so for the time being, the government pays for refugees, as for tourists to hotels. they have everything included, and instead of a date of departure, a dash, the government is tired of these indefinite migration holidays. this is unfair to taxpayers who pay six million pounds a day to accommodate illegal migrants in hotels. it's not fair to the people who come to this country for legal grounds

he was 54 years old and had served in the fire service for 33 years. ramsey retired in december of 2022, he survived by his wife and 3 children. there's a memorial service set to take place at 10:00am tomorrow at th- college of san mateo. a firefighting helicopter was involved in a midair collision while responding to a brush fire in riverside county tonight. this happened around 05:00pm near the 10 freeway and cabins on according to county sheriffs, it's about 90 miles east of downtown los angeles. crews were working to put out a 20 acre fire, which has been dubbed broadway fire. early reports indicate the chopper was contracted with cal fire. right now. we don't know the conditions of anyone who was on the helicopter. >> the san francisco taxi workers alliance plans protest the possible expansion of driverless cars the group is planning to gather at the california public utility commission headquarters. they want the commission to know that they do not want companies like waymo and cruise to offer 24 7 commercial driverless passenger service in the c

so the fire services as a disadvantage, especially now when there's a very strong breeze blowing that we can feel. and even though the fire is miles away, we can smell the acrid smoke. it's sticking to the back of the roads. there are people out in the past, in town and having that dinner, but it's very clear what's going on. there is a, a terrible menacing smile in the, from these fires, but actually has grown worse in the last few hours, suggesting that they are coming there. so firefighting efforts, while they continue on the ground with vehicles overnight, cannot continue from the uh, i think that means that every morning the fire service has been set back in its efforts to contain the blaze and have to assess the situation. that 1st slide afresh. john, thank you very much. indeed. john said, all those talking to us from ali son through bully are now neighbouring talk to you as far as far as raging in the province of shackling. authorities are shutting down the data now straight watch away, so firefighting aircraft can scoop up sea water to fight the blaze. the key shipping roots

fire. the car service building on the federal highway, the fire spread to a nearby gas station , a powerful explosion at the gas station, dozens of people stood nearby who watched the fire. many died on the spot, only people have so many corpses already refueling. everything blew everything, everything began to fall in the head, bricks filed that this glass fell before the arrival of emergency services. eyewitnesses ran to help the victims. there was such a situation. we all left dozens of dead and wounded, such a situation on the spot, burnt cars, scorched earth rescuers sort out the rubble of the fire. it was possible to localize it is reported that during the incident , a minibus with children was passing near the gas station. mostly. these are people who suffered from burns and injuries sustained in the explosion. eh, including from various signs. uh, glass objects of the design provide assistance to the victims in central hospitals, on a special flight, dagestan , doctors also flew from moscow together with the state of emergency 24 ambulance teams were working, including the teams of

what's left of the 250—year—old pub has now been searched by a specialist fire service dog that can sniff wonkiest pub" used to look like — an 18th century landmark, famous for its leaning walls, that became a favourite with tourists and locals. people in the black country want answers. access was blocked to the fire brigade. we need answers as to why that happened and how the fire started and who started the fire and for what reason. and we also need answers on why they demolished what was left of the site. the crooked house pub caught fire late on saturday night. on monday, footage emerged of the remainder of the building being demolished. the local council says it didn't agree to this and are investigating if it was unlawful. police say they understand the shock and upset from local people, and are leading the criminal investigation. the bbc has approached the owners of the pub for comment but has not received a response. some historical organisations have called for it to be reconstructed. but others believe that's unrealistic and that this damage is too severe to pick up the pieces n

meters away get more fires with being recon village's, fort valley, and cleared alongside the fire service to save their homes. but a sudden, violent wind broke the fire from over the hill. overwhelming defenders and kayla was ordered to evacuate. authorities are still investigating the death of 18 people near here thought to be migrants who may have crossed the nearby took his folder, hoping for a better life in europe. the greek government blames the depth on what it called, the murderous actions of criminal traffic. cuz this is the 3rd year in a row that some of these areas have been. many people are worried that it's the struggle against a woman climate. greece is in retreat jumpstart. awful us out, is there alex on through police, the hello again, i'm in the front. i'm in the hall with the top stories on alex's era. russia's most powerful, most and where you've got any precaution is reported to have been killed in a plane crash. the criminal is yet to confirm his death. precaution was listed among 10 people on a jet that crashed north of moscow. leaders of the brook salons of nation 7

you can call rescuers, such a composition helps to make a short digression into history of the fire service become a popular city photo platform, our sacred task is to remember the heroes and pass this tradition on to the younger generation, so the belarusian polar explorers spoke about the antarctic memory project , which was presented on a stone in minsk at a meeting, employees of the national academy of sciences polar explorers and their families gathered the first global electronic database of people who gave their lives. during the development of the coldest continent. planets. the project was founded by russian colleagues were able to involve a number of countries of the world scientific community in the 60-year history of their non-antarctic region killed more than 80 soviet russian and belarusian polar explorers by mid-august , according to the organizers of the antarctica memory project. an electronic version will be published and will appear on the internet. belarusian surlympians have returned from the summer games. in ufa, our athletes have 84 medals, six gold and 22 silver and

by the size, the 5 service in fact, now in the midst of the, of the places that have been fans by very strong winds, which you may perhaps be able to hear through my microphone. the fire has been traveling over nights, north and west. in other words, circumventing the safety of looks on through police. it started east of the c c 5 days ago. we're told uh the 5 services ferry is that a son to vote starts at the main fire. it's been burning, westwood bound surrounding the city. there's still a lot of smoke here. there are still flare ups. east of the stacy, we saw 2 on each end of helicopters carrying buckets ferrying was over there. so it's not all over yet. east of the city, but the main 5 front is now moving west of here towards those villages that were evacuated over night. across the board and took a fall as far as bedding of the northwest province often knock away on tuesday. authorities temporarily closed the door now straight and impatient shipping was that connects the agent to the black sea. the emergency service assembled in 1200 people from 9 villages have been moved to safety. so let me close. the order has been monitoring developments for this tumbled forw

food is essential -- is central to our gatherings in the fire service as well. 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 as w

. >> this was a tragic loss for the fire service community. >> reporter: asa were ski sky plan like thisf water russian-made air into a smaller bell observation helicopter like this one carrying the three men who were killed. maria fuentes lives about a half mile away. >> when i saw the fire coming up between the smoke in the fire in the flames i went to my friends and i go, this is close. >> reporter: killed the observation helicopter, tony seuss and two veterans, 44-year-old tim rodriguez and 46-year-old assistant chief josh bischof. here on facebook ironically talking about aircraft separation. >> we are responsible for maintaining separation between the quick swing air takers and also the road ring helicopters. >> reporter: why they flew close enough to collide will be a focus of this investigation. so here's the latest, investigators will search out the cause and if warranted the blame on how these two aircraft ended up fatally close. major. >> major: so very sad, mark strassmann, thank you. a former minneapolis police officer was sentenced to nearly five years in prison today for a