that's the fleet street folks for the daily mirror, susie boniface, her live. i think susie the un has warned a looming crisis in liberia where prices have risen sharply while the government blames the ukraine war on the pandemic. its critics say the corruption and mismanagement are to blame and let's go live to library as capital monrovia, i was here as nicholas hock. is that nick? tell us more. well, adrian, you know, in a country where most people live on barely 2 dollars a day, a slight rise in prices has a big impact. we're in a market in downtown monrovia and people here are having to do this difficult decision of choosing what they can and cannot afford and things like fish and meat that were affordable before have become a luxury. now president george, where i blame the global war and ukraine and the economic fall out of the kobe pandemic for the country's economic growth. but his critics and political opponents say that perhaps corruption has a role to play in your office for the price high in $2900.00 adrian, a cargo ship build with the equivalent of

himself was always concerned about his legacy until he once told me why he wanted to move from fleet streetrnalists. 0nce once again sunday brings a mixed focus. warm sunshine for some and heavy rain for others. notice the squeeze into the isobars. gusty winds for the irish seacoast. rain extending through scotland. flowers mole frequent in parts of wales and north—west england. dryers for east anglia. into monday morning, another spell of rain pushing northwards across the uk. likely to be heavy and thundering in places. a warm night. the week ahead looks more unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain for many and slowly the temperature start to come down slightly as well. bye—bye. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm rich preston. our top stories: president zelensky of ukraine urges europe to remain united in the face of russia's use of energy as an economic weapon. his wife tells the bbc about the continuing impact of the war on the ukranian people. translation: the prices are going up in ukraine i as well, but in addition our people get

he once told me why he wanted to move from fleet street to westminster. north—east scotland has seen the wettest weather this afternoon, whereas many other places have been fine, some warm rather humid feeling sunny spells out there. the next batch of wet weather is moving in from the south—west this evening and moving north—eastwards, with some heavy and thundery rain and turning quite windy again, particularly in western areas. it is a humid night. starting off tomorrow with some rain in north—east england, and scotland, gradually moving away northwards, and then a little gap with sunny spells, very warm again, with some thundery showers, very hit and miss, another batch of downpours reaching into south—west england and wales in the afternoon, as it turns windy once again, all of that feeding northwards overnight. on tuesday morning you can see it pushing into northern ireland during monday evening. it will not be a washout but there will be further rain or showers around during the week ahead, no doubt welcome in places. windy at times, slowly turning

he once told me why he wanted to move from fleet street to westminster.eekend of extremes — highs of 26 celsius those who will push northwards so this evening but we also have a more general band of heavy thundery rain pushing its way northwards across a large swathe of the uk, other parts of east anglia in south—east england seem very little rain. bind it, clear skies and another warm and muqqy clear skies and another warm and muggy night, temperatures not lower than 15 or 16 celsius. that band of rain finally reaches north—east and scotland tomorrow morning. behind it, some spells of sunshine for many. watch out for a scattering of heavy and thundery showers. an the sand and, once again, it will feel warm. 211—25 c the top temperature goes up as temperatures eased down in the week ahead and with a low pressure steam closer to the uk, they will be showers or longer spells of rain for many. tonight at ten... with the uk about to get a new prime minister, the front runner for downing street says she has a plan to tackle, the energy crisis. liz truss would

he once told me why he wanted to move from fleet street to westminster.k and there are some for the rain, in parts of scotland and northern ireland. you can see those online. tonight, some of the heaviest rain across western parts will ease before popping up again later in the night. rainfall pushing further north to scotland and showers developing into parts of england which will begin to fade away. quite a warm night. we start tomorrow with heavy rain, windy conditions in northern ireland and that will push away. further pulses of rain pushing north through scotland, persistently went through parts of eastern scotland. for wales in the western side of england, showery rain occasionallyjust pushing further into wards parts of the midland and across northern england. the eastern side, much of east anglia for example, stays dry with warm, sunny spells. sunday evening, the rain pepped up towards south wales and south—west england. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. mourners pay their respects to the last soviet leader, mikhail gorbachev, who is now

post.next but rupert murdoch's plans for a new paper, the post also relied doubly on a move away from fleet street. >> londonpost would be produced , and then murdoch announced that this new newspaper would need new terms of employment. >> murdoch delivers this really strict and nonnegotiable set of demands, and he says they're going to apply not only to this london post, but all of his newspapers. >> murdoch knows that the unions could never accept these terms. he wants them to reject the terms, and they take the bait. the workers vote to go on strike. >> under the uk laws at the time, you could lose your job for going on strike. and now, in one fell swoop, murdoch fires nearly 6000 workers. >> we all went down to the site. and then all of a sudden, all these lorries started pouring out of the print factory. >> the trucks coming out of the plant are filled with murdoch's newspapers. >> printing in about five minutes.>> it does seem that you had been planning for a coup such as this, you have been building a parallel workforce, added you? >> for about three or four months, that is quite true. >> i

bear in mind that at this moment, fleet street in the london papers are, in many ways, kind of the centero prove himself. >> newspapers are in his blood. he's a good australian businessman who's come here to show you how to do it. >> when murdoch arrived in britain in the late '60s, he came in as an outsider, a breath of fresh air into this very stuffy establishment, where politics and media were really dominated by the class system and a pretty rigid hierarchy. >> news of the world is a left of center tabloid and it's fallen on hard times. >> "the news of the world" is an institution. it says british as roast beef and yorkshire pudding. >> there's effectively a kind of public auction for it. rupert helpfully clears his throat and points at himself. but the guy across the table from him, the other bidder, is robert maxwell. >> mr. robert maxwell, a millionaire politician, philanthropist and businessman in britain. he built up the scientific publishing company pergamon press and grew rich running it. >> the natural person to purchase it is robert maxwell. >> many "news of the world" shareh

himself was always concerned about his legacy stop he once told me why he wanted to move from fleet street—west scotland could have relentless rain and blustery winds at times. showers the further east you are. so we start off with that wet weather across northern ireland, south—west scotland, and just brushing with perhaps west wales and south—west england. elsewhere, sunny spells, scattered showers — not everyone will see those showers, if you do manage to dodge them and maintain some sunshine, we're likely to see highs of 19—24 celsius — that's 75 fahrenheit. moving out of saturday into sunday, a bit more of a squeeze in the isobars. strengthening winds, more persistent rain circulating around that low for a time on sunday. the winds really a feature, but again, coming from a southerly direction. so a warm source, and that means that, with that sunshine, we could still see highs of 25 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm rich preston, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. china warns of counter measures after the united states approves a $1—billion arms package

himself was always concerned about his legacy until he once told me why he wanted to move from fleet street scotland, pushing slowly north and eastward, dry it with clear skies in northern scotland and the northern isles. heavy rain into south—west england and wales, northern ireland at the night wears on ponder elsewhere, clearer skies, night wears on ponder elsewhere, clearerskies, not night wears on ponder elsewhere, clearer skies, not cold, temperate is not much lower than 16 or 17 celsius along coastal areas and for many, 13 or 1a degrees is the overnight low. still heavy rain on sunday morning for northern ireland and again it will push north and eastward across scotland. heavy rain claiming as well across wales and south—west england for a time but it will return in the afternoon. are much better day across northern ireland and for east anglia, south—east england, not likely to see very much rain if any through the daylight hours with some good spells of sunshine but notice the strength of the winds, particularly on irish sea coast where they could touch a0 mph. temperatures of 18—22

fleeting. masterpieces of street art are born literally from the garbage of this colombian artist edouard buturnund more often in a landfill than in a workshop . at mosaic, but looking at these short-lived paintings is best from a bird's eye view, or at least from a balcony, the new masterpiece of the master is a portrait of his world-famous compatriot and great artist of the word gabriel garcia marquez, when a person has a hobby. for all our hobbies, there is saturday on sunday, and they have already come on our air. the time has come to say goodbye to you, to wish you a busy weekend and to remind you that on monday morning, as always, we will come to you. again see you soon. bye.

the transit agency introducing the new fleet at station on 4th street, federal state and local officials were on hand checking out the trains, new features describing them as faster quieter and cleaner caltrain will replace their entire fleet of diesel locomotives with the new environmentally sustainable trains. it's scheduled to go into operation starting in 2024. coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6 new information about the events of january 6th involving the white house calling the rioter on that day. >> and florida preparing for hurricane in tonight. that storm forecast to make landfall as soon as tuesday. kron. 4 news at 6 continues in just a bit. >> welcome back. after declining to perform back in 2019 as a show of solidarity with colin kaepernick, rihanna is set to star in this season's super bowl halftime show. the singer. that's not video of posted an image instagram today of an arm holding up an nfl football. the nfl and jay z's. roc nation then confirmed rihanna will headline this season's show. many are hoping the announcement comes with new music from the singer who hasn't r

he once told me why he wanted to move out of fleet street, where the famous westminster publishing housemagazine remains on this street 10 waiting for the announcement of the results of the elections people of the cancer of the conservative party, the resigning johnson has already arrived at the place with his traditional red suitcase. this is how official documents are worn. we are waiting for the first statements of the list, tracks, her victory is not enough. who doubts the first telephone conversation in the new position. lisa promised to spend time with ukrainian president zelensky to discuss, including how to win back ukrainian territories a second attempt to seize the zaporozhye nuclear power plant on saturday again failed; the contour of the attack on kherson was promised to be repeated again, john kirby said that zelensky has every chance. the armed forces of ukraine are actively advancing in the south, good russians lying in the trenches are panicking because of how skillfully our defenders work. we have been fighting for 400 years for many, who forgot about it. we have no othe

the transit agency introduced the new fleet at station on 4th street, federal state and local officialsd checking out the trains, new features describing that as faster quieter and cleaner caltrain will replace their entire fleet of diesel locomotives with the new environmentally sustainable trains. they're scheduled to go into operation starting in 2024. in national news tonight, the january 6th committee is set to hold what's likely to be its final hearing before the november midterms. committee members say they'll highlight some remaining unanswered questions. the committee itself has remained tight lipped about what we can expect to see wednesday. but one new revelation that's become public comes to us from a former republican congressman denver riggleman. he works behind the scenes with the committee using his skills as a former intel officer in the navy. mostly piecing together bits of digital information from the white house on january 6th. here's what he revealed on cbs is 60 minutes. >> you get a real aha moment when you see that the white house switchboard had connected to a r

collected the necessary amount, and the sympathetic hero himself remained in the shadows. street and that this fleetingequest will be fulfilled. there was no hope here. the boy watches with interest as the officers assemble his new stroller. and even if bogdan cannot express his feelings in words, but military personnel betray the east in the family into separate children's emotions the central military district brought the much- needed now products in a book with fairy tales and sweets from the makdan, the whole team that came to us wanted to talk to everyone. this is really a team. thank you very much to our boy for helping, because, well, it's really hard now. the village unnoticed by the soldiers of the brave group failed to manage the military police car. immediately surrounded by local children from such a pleasant environment managed to escape. only thanks to sweets and strong hugs sergey samokhov sergey soldiers together. the russian ministry of defense, senior lieutenant yerzhan chopenov, tells about the new exploits of the participants in the special operation in ukraine . senior warrant offi

the transit agency introduce the new fleet at station on 4th street, federal state and local officials were on hand checking out the trains, new features describing them as faster quieter and cleaner caltrain will replace their entire fleet of diesel locomotives with the new environmentally sustainable trains set to start service in 2024. >> still to come tonight, u.s. abortion rights on the line again, as an arizona judge approves the return of a 19th century ban. but first houses in canada dragged out to sea by hurricane fiona. how the atlantic providence begins. recovery efforts and this us florida eyes, the arrival of the tropical storm and state officials urging residents to prepare for the rain. more coming up. thousands of people in canada remain without power tonight. and officials are trying to assess the scope of devastation. >> from hurricane fiona, that storm swept away houses stripped off roofs and blocked roads across the country's atlantic provinces this weekend. officials say they even found the body of a woman swept into sea after surging north from the caribbean. fion

caltrain is going green, the transit agency unveiled its new electric fleet in san francisco at the fourth street station yesterday. the electric trains replacing diesel locomotives are expected to reduce count trains greenhouse gas emissions and eliminate the particulate matter caused by the aging diesel engines. the fleet includes different types of train cars, such as standard bike and bathroom cars. they also have amenities like digital onboard displays and power outlets at each forward facing seat. gas prices are creeping back up still to come. what experts are saying is causing new troubles for drivers also ahead. your next pair of shoes may help the environment will give you a first look at biodegradable footwear. scientists in san diego are coming up ith pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you re

family still doesn’t know, only the name andrey saw each other only once on the street and the fact that this is a fleetingequest will be executed. there was no hope here. the boy watches with interest as the officers assemble his new stroller. and even if bogdan cannot express his feelings in words, the east gives out genuine childhood emotions. in the family, the servicemen of the central military district brought the much- needed food in a book with fairy tales and sweets for bogdan, the whole team who came to us wanted to thank everyone. this is really a team. thank you very much to our boy for helping, because, well, it's really hard. now the military police car failed to leave the village unnoticed by the servicemen of the brave group. immediately surrounded by local children from such a pleasant environment managed to escape. only thanks to sweets and strong hugs sergey samoher sergey soldiers together. russia is today convening a meeting of the un security council on the problem of western arms supplies to ukraine, and if the application is approved, the current presidency of france will be the thi

of force by police, people continued to come out under the streets the debt of martha, amelia sparked, distraught. dis. limon and the at the fleet dictating a strict jefcoat. but now the cause has become bigger. many men have joined. do they want the good and leadership to go? defeat is fighting back cut. did i reports of security forces fighting mckee, pellets and deer guests? many have been killed in the clash of the italian leadership attempt to quail. the anger had so far been unsuccessful. that avenue forced that i contacted her family, the family of the deceased at the very 1st opportunity, and i showed them personally that we will continue to investigate the incident. did our reports up instagram and what's that altitude? an attempt to discourage people from organizing protests, the feuding that has been caused by martha. i mean you step is shaking the heart line it onion state. and finally, let's take a look at some other stories making headlines. this are here soon. over the over a dozen migrants have been rescued over the northern coast of syria after the boat . they were travelling in capsized more than 50 bodies have

fleet was built here. kherson meets the city with good weather and a pleasant accordion melody from a street musician. at the city post office there is a cluster of local residents, but people do not push patiently, they wait in line. they give uh pensions to people and people came to get funds. and if it's not a secret, how much is 6,000 rubles. it's very, very crowded here. they work here. cafe different establishments are people are standing. our kherson guide, priest gennady shkiv, is in line, he is the rector of the st. seraphim church in the city of holaya pristan, kherson diocese of the ukrainian orthodox church. it is symbolic that we met on fyodor ushakov avenue . the famous russian naval commander admiral fyodor ushakov was sent by catherine ii to kherson in 1783 at the plague raged. here he participated in the construction of several ships, later becoming the commander of the famous sixty-sixth cannon ship of the line. st. paul in 1947 , the main street of kherson was named after ushakov, which, 75 years later , the fans who defeated the maidan last year tried to rename, in my opinion, i’m

countering is going green, the transit agency unveiled its new electric fleet in san francisco at the station on fourth street. today the electric trains replaced diesel locomotives and are expected to reduce couch trains. greenhouse gas emissions eliminate the particular matter caused by the aging diesel engines. the fleet includes different types of train cars like standard bike and bathroom cars. they also have amenities including digital onboard displays and power outlets at each forward facing station. or reminder. prepare for some delays on barred if you're headed into the east bay tomorrow will be single tracking near the pleasant hill station. this is to fix the track where the train derailed between pleasant hill and conquered back in june, yellow line trains will be delayed as much as 15 to 20 minutes. tonight. east oakland celebrates the official opening of a curling facility that is already attracting athletes from all over the world. the san francisco bay area curling club is creating the most diversely populated curling club in north america. a soft opening of the club got things going months ag

forward with its plan to go electric, the transit agency on bail that's new electric fleet in san francisco at the fourth street this weekend. the electric trains will replace diesel cars and would dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions. cal trains first electric trains are scheduled to begin to roll out in 2024. officials at the monterey bay aquarium don't want you to eat maine lobsters, the aquarium says north atlantic right whales are being harmed in the fishing process. the whales get caught in buoy line entanglements. 17 right whales were killed in the us and canada in 2017, maine, lobster fisherman and some congressional members object to the characterization, saying desk from entanglements aren't happening. the deaths are actually from causes like cruise ship strikes. one south lake tahoe resident says he is frustrated and nervous about what could happen next. now that a persistent bears already entered several homes he broke in came up, clean it up, boarded up the door. came back three times that same night. then, the following night, he came back twice. the bear has been captured on home surveill

navy's seventh fleet outlined in an interview with the wall street journal on how china could swallowinstead blockading the island, which would force the international community to step in. chinese military drills in august appear to have been a dress rehearsal for just such a blockade following house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. beijing fired miss siles over t island for the first time. 90% of the world's ships pass through the strait each year. the pronouncement by carl thomas coincided with the president's promise to defend taiwan. here's what the president told "60 minutes." >> we agreed to what we sign on with a long time ago. china makes their own judgment about their independence. we're not encouraging there being independence. we're not -- that's their decision. >> but would u.s. forces defend the idea? >> yes. if there was an unprecedented attack. >> admiral thomas compared china's actions to a silkworm that continues nibbling pushing the boundaries of what they can get away with. case in point, the artificial islands that china has built in the south china sea. th

caltrain unveiled its new electric fleet in san francisco over the weekend at the fourth street station. now the electric trains will replace diesel cars, it would dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions. kyle trains first electric trains are due to begin running in 2024. now is 708. we do have a lot of slow traffic in the east bay this morning. part of it has been caused by incidents that blocked lanes, especially on highway four and interstate 80. let's start with highway four. we had a couple of crashes on the willow pass grade. it's been very slow from pittsburgh and bay point in the conquered 80 is improving. we had an earlier crash in hercules . it's taking about 35 minutes. to drive from the cartoonist bridge to the maze that that's improved from 40 minutes a little while ago the bay bridge toll planter is backed up. it's been quiet in the silicon valley . so far, we're going to continue to chat, but so far it looks good. they're getting over to the peninsula and the west valley, sunnyvale in palo alto 709. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. horrible tabular ev

caltrain unveiled its new electric fleet in san francisco this weekend at the fourth street station. the electric trains will replace diesel cars. it would also dramatically cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. cal drains first electric trains are due to begin running in 2024. it's a big day for nasa. today the space agency is slamming a spacecraft into the side of an asteroid at 14,000 mph. the dart spacecraft will hit the asteroid millions of miles away at about four o'clock this afternoon. it's all part of a test of a system designed to see if we can knock an asteroid off course in case one is headed for earth. now this asteroid is not headed our way. but if it works, scientists say it will show that we may stand a chance. if one is on track to hit earth. all goes according to plan and to mathematics, uh, the impact of dart on the moonlit of the asteroid didn't miss should alter the orbit of the moon around the asteroid enough for people back on earth astronomers to be able to measure the change. so the whole idea is to see what the effect is that the impact and learn from that f

and lack of data or reporting, these are creating significant problems for the streets of san francisco. the fleets expand, these problems will grow significantly. i [inaudible] get some response on our side. what to do, leave that to [inaudible] back to school. thanks to the schools. i want to make sure weure in communication with sfusd and -- showing the [inaudible] program and getting that out there. how is our communication been? that has been something we tried to improve upon in the last couple years >> yes, we have been engaged with sfusd, you might imagine the mta faced significant issues the last 2 years, staff at the school district faced worse than we have. part of the challenge is under staffing at the school district and our focus on issues other than mobility. we have taken it upon ourselves to dot necessary work. in order to make sure that kids can get to school. we are not being successful in terms of thinking about staggering school start times in order to reduce the extreme peeking. for the morning and afternoon commutes. as well as helping the school district in think burglar the

and lack of data or reporting, these are creating significant problems for the streets of san francisco. the fleets expand, these problems will grow significantly. i [inaudible] get some response on our side. what to do, leave that to [inaudible] back to school. thanks to the schools. i want to make sure weure in communication with sfusd and -- showing the [inaudible] program and getting that out there. how is our communication been? that has been something we tried to improve upon in the last couple years >> yes, we have been engaged with sfusd, you might imagine the mta faced significant issues the last 2 years, staff at the school district faced worse than we have. part of the challenge is under staffing at the school district and our focus on issues other than mobility. we have taken it upon ourselves to dot necessary work. in order to make sure that kids can get to school. we are not being successful in terms of thinking about staggering school start times in order to reduce the extreme peeking. for the morning and afternoon commutes. as well as helping the school district in think burglar the

the coast guard actually mobilized a fleet of shallow water boats that we have that can operate in waters that in flooded areas and streets and things like that were operating there. and so for example, um, there's a team from miami dade county that's mobilized from outside of the area that the coast guard is coordinating it and then what you have. so, you know, in a normal circumstance, you'll have a 911 system that is fully functioning. we encourage people to continue to use the 911 system as their primary means for asking for help. but also in that type of search and rescue, we will go block by block as a response group to make sure that we've identified everyone. some of these folks may not have the means of communication, knocking on doors, doing overflights to see if individuals might be on rooftops or stranded in flooded streets. reporter: if and if i can just director graham. can you talk a little bit about your concerns as the storm travels up the east coast and you speak to what happens as the storm passes through south carolina and beyond this weekend weekend? you know, what would you tell people, maybe in nort

transportation of the legend of the soviet fleet has become completely unprecedented in technical terms. now, by three to the museum, we will have to walk the streets and this event. it may well enter the book of records. never before such a large ship was not transported through the streets of the city later restored under the boat and placed in the new museum of naval glory. in a few hours, charles iii will be officially proclaimed king in great britain, or the testaments ii will be declared monarch in london at a meeting of the council of the throne of the throne on the eve of charles iii delivered his first televised address to the nation. he honored the memory of his mother, calling her an example for inspiration and promised to serve the british. also how she served a few words. the king said of his family he expressed his hope that his wife camila the queen consort will support him in everything charles iii announced that the eldest son william inherited the title of prince of wales to the youngest harry and his wife megan expressed his love and thanked his subjects on behalf of my entire family. i want to express my most sincere and heartfe

infamous jack hon sole speech where he restored fed's credibility on wall street, at least that was the attempt. that want be fleeting. there is no way to please everyone with an condition on policy. this remind me of the book "of mice and men." our limitations despite best intentions ultimately everybody wants to know how we get back to normal which is 2% inflation? there is a growing camp says we will not get there for many, many years. joining me to just yardeni research president ed yardeni. ed, in your vast library, you have a copy of poem to a mouse by robert burns that inspired mice and men there is a important part. providing foresight may be vain. the best laid schemes "of mice and men" to oaf array. i leave us nothing but grief and pain for promised joy. the fed's task, when i look at this i think about the fed's task, in some ways isn't it almost impossible and from time to time aren't they going to lose control of the narrative? >> i think they do occasionally, maybe very often lose control of the narrative then they have to catch up which is exactly what they're doing now. certainly with the benefit of h

fleet was built here. kherson, the city meets with good weather and a pleasant accordion melody from a street musician at they post office, a cluster of local residents, but people do not push patiently, they wait in line. now there is a queue behind me, uh, at the post office, they give out uh pensions to people and people came to receive funds. and if not secret, how much is 6,000 rubles. enough? cafes , different establishments, people are standing in line, our guide in kherson, a priest, gennady, he is the rector of the st. the significance of this person in life, the famous russian naval commander admiral fyodor ushakov was sent by catherine ii in 1783 to kherson at the most difficult time, when in the city plague raged. here he participated in the construction of several ships, later becoming the commander of the famous sixty-sixth cannon ship of the line. st. paul in 1947 , the main street of kherson was named after ushakov, which after 75 years the fans who defeated the maidan last year tried to rename, in my opinion, the locals are not mistaken. uh, there was a serious pr-company from our side. patr

fleet week starts. >> can you want to finish that? sure before it starts san francisco. so hosting the hardly strictly bluegrass festival and the castro streetis weekend. so it's going to be busy plan ahead if you need are heading to the city over the weekend. officials strongly suggest you use public transportation. all right. coming up, a new study is shining light on racial disparities in covid treatments. what doctors have to say about the findings and new developments in that tragic death of the bay area, nursing home. >> the new lawsuit atria park is facing after its residents were accidentally served dish. so to drink. and hurricane ian least behind massive damage and historic flooding in florida. we numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain diseases caused by hpv. including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck

the opening of a grandiose museum can be transferred along the narrow streets of the city, the legends of the nuclear submarine fleetvgeny kostin alexander barushkov. and galina orlova northwest news bureau. on the stage of the russian academic youth theater in these minutes, the long-awaited premiere of the performance is a difficult exam for 50 winners of the all-russian theater knowledge competition, 29-year-old gulnara iskalieva from astrakhan, she is an employee of an energy company, and drama is for her hobby this performance is the start of a large-scale theatrical festival knowledge theater project. very active participation, and for those for whom such a marathon is being done, schoolchildren, students, youth. now, if you ask me my impression of this marathon, i confess that i have such a sense of pride for our youth. they are active. they believe in themselves, they are true patriots of their country. they are not afraid to dream and most importantly, they are ready to act. when the jury consists of 100 people, and the stars not only evaluate, but also sing along with the task participants becomes more com

street of san francisco. you're looking at a sideshow almost directly beneath the octavia boulevard offramp. police tell us it started just around midnight. a short time later a fleet of police cruisers showed up, scattering the crowd and bystanders. officers did not make any arrests. no one was hurt. >>> still to come, a swimming pool, the perfect place to be today, so why did one city close its pool? the reason you'll have to find another way to cool down in brentwood. >>> a south bay landmark kicking off a celebration that's 100 years in the make. >>> that heat wave continues to grip the bay area with dangerous temperatures. right now, 111 in livermore. the big thing, it's going stay hot tonight. even at 9:00 p.m. we're at 91. i'll take close looksr a >>> okay, when you think about the heat you think about neighborhood pool. not in brentwood, when one pool locked its gates today. the reason the pool was empty on one of the hottest days of the year. >> it burns. >> reporter: in the sun in brentwood is one of the only escapes for steven castillo and his daughter looking to beat the triple digit heat. >> if we didn't have this then, yeah, i don't know what we'd do.

fleet was built here. kherson, the city meets with good weather and a pleasant accordion melody from a street musician at the a cluster of local residents, but people do not push patiently, they wait in line. uh, behind me there is a queue at the post office where they give out pensions to people and people came to receive funds. and if it's not a secret, how much is 6,000 rubles. enough? here uh work. cafe different establishments pass people stand. in line is our kherson guide priest gennady shkil, he is the rector of st. seraphim church in the city of holaya pristan, kherson diocese of the ukrainian orthodox church. it is symbolic that we met on fyodorov prospekt ushakov, of course, to tell. the significance of this man in life, the famous russian naval commander admiral fyodor ushakov, was sent by catherine ii to kherson in 1783 at the most difficult time, when the plague raged in the city. here he participated in the construction of several ships becoming later commander of the famous sixty- sixth cannon ship of the line. st. paul in 1947, the main street of kherson was named after ushakov, which, 75 ye

fresh place for a revolutionary lieutenant who mutinied in the black sea fleet, not for an arctic explorer, the name of the streett , the owner of a furniture factory and a luxurious mansion presnya is a young man, 21 years old. the heir to wealthy relatives of the old believers, through millionaires and also a relative of the old believer savva morozov, he is familiar with prominent revolutionaries, including nikolai bauman. schmidt recruits revolutionary -minded workers at the factory and personally forms combat detachments of them. schmidt’s worker detachments hold the barricades on presnya until they are shot from artillery. after 2 years, he dies in a prison hospital under mysterious circumstances with bruises on his face and numerous cuts, which are visible even in the photo from the funeral, schmidt was buried according to the old believer without the priestly rank and he was buried at the old believer transfiguration cemetery in moscow in revolutionary soviet historiography, schmidt passed as a class alien, but sympathetic to his entire fortune. he bequeathed large whiskey to the party. well, that's what

fleet make over. the airline with some nice new perks for passengers. >> today on t ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >> welcome back. time for your money watch report. internationl agreement will curb -- it compels u.s. and other countries countries to limit use of hydro fluoro carbons. these highly potent greenhouse gases are usually used in refrigeration and air conditioning units. cous will have to phase production and use of the gas by 85% over the next 14 years. american airlines giving its long haul fleet a make over. the airline is adding premium suites with privacy doors on all airbus long long range aircraft and boeing dream liners. american says the suites will have more personal spice, direct aisle access and seats that lie flat. american hopes to make upgrades availablo customers starting in late 2024 which will make it easier on people taking long flights. >> that is needed. >> it is. how is the forecast? >> a lot more calm, a lot more . don't get used to it. we are seeing clear skies across the b. it's the first time in a w

the streets in the airwaves, it was translated into various languages ​​and picked up all over the world as a response to russian aggression , later the same ship, the flagship of the black sea fleetthe russian federation, moscow sank as a result of the strikes of ukrposhta will dedicate a stamp to it, behind which long queues are lined up, the symbol will begin to appear on clothes and posters, and in early july, the armed forces of ukraine will once again regain control over snake island and the ukrainian flag will be installed on it during the war other popular phrases will appear on the network good morning we are from ukraine well, but nothing will be able to surpass roman lebed about the beginning of the war about the symbols of the war this is the end of our issue see you tomorrow evening let's celebrate the cold already celebrates familiar symptoms try flukold and the four components of flukol and act in a targeted manner against the sting of pain and runny nose flukolden some creatures he hunts washing machines and we are from ukraine and insure our machines online on hotline-finance hotline finance insurance of course online the leaders of the tournament table , the team

fleet week. there's also going to be the hardly strictly bluegrass festival in golden gate park. >> this weekend, that is a big event all by itself. there's also the italian heritage parade coming up, the castro street fair will be held october second, this coming sunday. and there's also a couple of nba preseason games. the warriors are going to play here in the city over the next week or 2 as well. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. well, if you're looking for something to do this week and like maybe need year, john or even gayle ong, there's this little italy street festival in san jose. that's happening and there's going to be authentic. italian food from local businesses and even italian dancers and musicians, the free event because i love free starts at 11:00am on sunday. this is going to be on saint john street in san jose. at the time. he's now 04:41am. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> one small businesses being forced to close their doors before the holiday season. we're going to get their outrage. once we get back from the break. we'll be right back. ♪ struttin' your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off, make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how a

fleet week. there's also going to be the hardly strictly bluegrass festival in golden gate park. >> this weekend, that is a big event all by itself. there's also the italian heritage parade coming up, the castro street fair will be held october 2nd, this coming sunday. and there's also a couple of nba preseason games. the warriors are going to play here in the city over the next week or 2 as well. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> still to come on the news at 5, yesterday's mass shooting raising more questions about officers being allowed school campuses. forces few tells us what city leaders in oakland are saying about that divisive issue. and in an escalation of the 7 month war, russia planning to annex a number of ukrainian regions. >> how world leaders are responding, but first, we'll go live to fort myers, florida, for an update on the conditions and the initial recovery efforts after hurricane ian pounded that why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not

on the streets, on the airwaves, it was translated into various languages and picked up all over the world as a response to russian aggression, later the same ship flagship of the black sea fleethe russian federation moscow sank as a result of strikes ukrposhta will dedicate a stamp to it long queues will line up, the symbol will begin to appear on clothes and posters, and at the beginning of july, the armed forces of ukraine will once again regain control over snake island and install the ukrainian flag on it. during the war , other popular phrases will appear on the network. good morning, well, but nothing can to spit roman lebed about the beginning of the war about the symbols of war this is the end of our issue see you tomorrow

fleet was named after aika academician gubkine, the ceremony took place in within the framework of the seventh eastern economic forum , all the details are in the story of alena logvinova. prospect tsentralnaya streetin, an outstanding russian scientist, now these are still the names of two tankers, such as afromax, new vessels were built by order of the rosneft fleet and the soviet fleet, a solemn naming ceremony was held at the star shipyard as part of the eastern economic forum. separate. thanks to our customers, the rosneft fleet company, the fleet company, is ahead for these vessels , the mooring trials are still being completed running tests. and at the end of this year, these vessels should be transferred to the customer. these are serial vessels, two tankers that we have built today already plow the expanse of the world ocean and provide oil and other countries. the star shipbuilding complex is being created on behalf of the president of russia . news of ships, the first one has already been handed over to customers, of course, we are waiting for the completion of the construction of the zvezda complex to the end i am confident that this will be implemented within the scheduled time frame.

fleet is and how long it takes for things to be repaired. so, just a heads up. we're hoping that you can help champion this as a way to achieve cleaner streets and this came from staff in conversations with them. i want to make sure you were aware. last but certainly not least, the department also wants to share data with you regarding its pit stop program and apprenticeship program. now, we move on to the second performance measure report which is for the bureau of urban forestry or (indiscernible) for short. buff oversees trees and landscape medians and does sidewalk work and has a permitting group. i'm sure buff does far more than and director short can speak about the rest of the things that buff does but it's the high level items. so the department is already ready to go with data on tree inspections, maintenance and planting. as well as cement projects and output such as the length of curb ramps constructed or the number of curb ramps constructed. not quite ready for buff are two other measures covering landscape sidewalk and output for medians and plants as opposed to plants planting. so, this slide covers street repaur, we're on to t

street station. got to check out the new features test out the seats. the transit agency says they're going to be replacing their entire fleet of diesel locomotives as partnew trains are expected to enter service starting in 2024, what's going to happen when we all go? electric and everybody tries to charge overnight. >> there's a new study that says overnight electric car charging is going to be very expensive at that point. stanford researchers found increasing electric vehicle ownership in the u.s. could lead to peak net electricity demand and the demand could rise to as much as 50% under a stress test scenario. and this is where every vehicle on the road is a plug-in model. more demand translates to higher prices. and that means when that happens, it will be much more expensive to charge your car. but that's when everybody gets on board. right now. we're not near that. we'll be right back. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that

fleet week. also got the hardly strictly bluegrass festival this weekend in golden gate park. that's a huge event just by itself that we've got the italian heritage parade, the castro street fair on this coming sunday. and then there's a couple of nba preseason games. the warriors playing this week as well. so if you're headed to san francisco, check traffic before you leave. keep in mind that parking could be really tight. take public transportation if you can't. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news, lot of great options for people looking to have a lot of fun in the city. thanks so much, charles. >> what a mass shooting happens. it raises the question how to prevent them in the first place. kron 4 spoke with 2 organizations working to answer that question. they both say that the best way to prevent these types of crimes is to reach out to people before they become involved with any sort of violence. >> avoidable regrettable. >> unnecessary >> we need to fix it for us to start working with our young people and try to show them away instead of letting the streets show them the way of living. >> both people we spoke with say that they care about the city