ministry has accused the international committee of the red cross of destructive actions near to fort city. in other news, a 2 month truth between the warring sides and yemen has come into effect the saudi coalition and who the rebels are stopping then military offensive inside yemen and across its borders. o'neil continues hair on al jazeera, off to witness amid the ongoing ukraine, russia was some neighboring countries in a rush to attack on that soil. do you take that as a serious possibility of, of russia? i think there is serious possibility and it's absolute certainty is poor. who would like to do it own in deputy foreign minister amount jablonsky talks, challenges, era ah a law with fish, michael as far as and also there are forces was isis loss control in this area. we looked at a foot bound to signal from scoop savvy. come with this is all for somebody a tuesday is our fault or the new you just have what could be done with it and it will show the consistency ah, that i'm not gonna miss you, lena? and i'm aga leah with his google. so you see some of this is this one of the one that

here is a reminder of our top story. military analysts believe that the ukrainian fort city of odessa is high on vladimir putin's new list of military targets. the city is now bracing itself against a possible attack, including preparing its vast network of tunnels to be used as bunkers and overheads. you can always get the w news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the app store. and that will give you access to all of the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and if you are part of a new story, you can use the d w app to send us photos and videos of what's happening is d w news after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day stick around, we will be my back ah with ah ah been festering beneath the surface. the ports of the netherlands operate as a mass of drug distribution center is the police and every day tracking down the ruthless mafia behind the skiing are good, but the criminals key casting their nuts even wider. a state and the power of the jugs mafia, tucson in 60 minutes on d. w. o. how man

reminder of our top story. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says that fighters in the besieged fort city of mario pope will continue to resist despite moscow's claims that it is completely under brushing control. pasco says it will provide a humanitarian cease fire at mario pals as of start steel plant if keeps soldiers to rent of next eco africa, including a report on kenya's, declining dolphin population. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day to see them. ah ah. oh ah, with who oh africa. oh, industrial fishing danger to the rich marine life and what can thousands of dolphins have fallen victim to? it's a gathering fresh with understanding on to back to protect them for the next on d w. ah, my name is jonathan dunn and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like $20.00. i was threatened. i was jailed. i was a tag you're more people like me or guardians of truth. john done done. and mexican investigative journalist, another letter, this is i in every day. the government a st. mom. she's been digging the country soil to fi

the latest efforts to evacuate civilians dropped in the devastated fort city of mario pl ended failure. fighting intensifies that says russia q says ukraine of breaking pledge after lunch. we hear from the shelling was so strong, i myself was covered in charge of glass. i want the gunfire to stop. it is so scary to the situation in my real boys down. they shoot constantly. i had to remove the class from my broken leg to pull people out of the rubble of the burn dollar building the you feel the heat of storing fuel and food prices. crippling sanctions against russia impact more than just the energy sector with great out of your company today. my name's unit o'neill and you're welcome to our international. let's start with a recap of recent developments. the russian miller tray say's it struck an oil processing plant on fuel des, pose in the strategic ukrainian port city of a dss columns of smoke could be seen rising from different areas of the city. your brains, re taken the butcher near the capital key of local authorities say there are scenes which will look exactly like waterfront wi

in the country, the red cross says they were prevented from evacuating people from the besieged fort city of mary opal. around a 160000 people have been trapped there with very little food. water or heating. robert bride has more now from levine friday at 1st light, just beyond ukraine's northern border with russia. fire fighters, tackling ablaze at a fuel depot in the russian city of belgrade. the governor there has accused ukraine of sending helicopters to attack the oil storage tanks, under the cover of darkness. security camera and other footage on social media seems to confirm some kind of attack by helicopters and the firing of missiles. if the russian claims are true. this would be the 1st attack by ukrainian forces on russian soil since the war began. ukraine's foreign minister said he could neither confirm nor deny responsibility. but the kremlin says the suspected as strike doesn't help the prospect of ongoing peace talks. ukraine's top security official later denied his country was behind the attack. russia has continued to withdraw units from towns and cities north of the capi

any attack on the fort city will end a piece. tools, supplies on mobile is no smoke. some i love the situation. maria poll remains as severe as possible, just in humane. this is what the russian federation did deliberately did, and deliberately continues to destroy cities, as it is deliberately trying to destroy everyone who is there. and maria pull, there are only 2 wish influenced us only either our partners will give ukraine all the necessary heavy weapons of planes. and without exaggeration immediately so that we can reduce the pressure of the occupiers on variable and unblock it, or negotiating path in which the role of partners should also be decisive. ukrainian official say at least one person has been killed in 18 injured by russian missile strikes on the eastern city of khaki. moscow has been accused of hitting residential areas throughout the war. palestinian worshippers have been forcibly disperse from the all acts of mos compound. 20 people have been injured at least 18 arrested. israel police have now left the area of north. chris says it has successfully

the troops of the besieged fort city of maria, pull to surrender, has come and gone. moscow had demanded that ukrainian forces inside the as of style steal plants, give up their arms, but they're still refusing to leave. at the last hour, ukraine's president has said that force is defending maria poll. need more weapons blocked, it might be open in order to unblock marapoo. there are 2 waste, serious, heavy weapons that we are counting on so far. we don't have enough of these weapons . the 2nd way is diplomatic. so far, russia does not agree to this, or whatever public signals they make, that they are open, that they'll make exchanges. they continue to play their own games. russia's defense ministry says that it hit more than a 1000 targets across the country overnight, as part of its renewed operation in east on ukraine. but the ukranian military says that it's troops are fighting back. not that included. let's get the lines global as they over the past 24 hours in the territory of dynette scandal. han screech and stan attacks by russian invaders were rebelled. 12th tanks, 28 armored ve

strategic ukrainian city of mario poll. ukraine says its forces have lost control of the besieged fort city, but denies it has fallen. when russian forces are saying that they've captured dozens of villages an eastern dome boss, 42 have been taken across the donia screenshot, which is a self proclaimed breakaway region backed by russia. new satellite images show what appears to be another mass grave in ukraine. the site isn't it? filled in the town of mon host, near mar, your pole. you are a satellite company max. our technology says at least $200.00 new graves were done between march and mid april politicians in china, discussing revisions to a law protecting women's rights. this follows anger a smart phone by a viral video showing the plate of a mentally disabled women who has been the victim of trafficking police in the us state of city of syracuse have been criticized for detaining an 8 year old african american boy who these have for the body can video off the incident. those are the headlines. more news on, i'll just 0 after and type story the race to succeed. those regal, the guards

development of the right crosses continued in its efforts to evacuate residents from the besieged fort city of mary. awful. that's after a 3rd attempt to bring a fleet of buses to the city failed. hundreds of people have managed to escape mario pool in private cause and reach reception centers in the north agencies, one that vital supplies that are running out and our other headline story a 2 month truce is coming to force between yeoman's warring sides. it could potentially be extended if it works. you and envoy for yemen, says the saudi led coalition, and the who's the rebels are stopping all offensive actions inside the country and across its borders of analysis on that story in the news hour in about 25 minutes time. i will see you then at 2100 g m t g join me al jazeera world continues and now ah, not a good number for the best to build up with. what the mahala taken hell was 750 dad. with ivan hill about a a 7 am occupational by 7. i know he's having a man, a black bessy. less metal to boston, put the rug even good. i mean, you know, but it does have to be nearby bob dawes out as any

city permanently." that's one solution. leave. go to texas, tennessee, even florida. yeah, mayor, have you been to fort lauderdale lately? it makes san francisco look like green bay. new york city better add a tax for people trying to move. but soon, we're just going to run out of places to move to. that's why this election matters. all elections matter including school boards, no longer just cities that are in trouble, it's the country, so maybe it's time instead of moving out, we move them out and show them how compassion gets done the right way. [applause] let's welcome tonight's guests! she's proved the pen is mightier than the storm by using it to stab an editor, editor chief of the federalist and fox's contributor molly hemingway. you've seen him at america's top comedy clubs, validating your parking, writer and comedian joe devito. she's like a street light, skinny, bright and attracts a lot of bugs, fox's contributor kat timms and his baby carriage was an 18-wheeler, the nwa world television champion tyrus. molly, welcome back to the show. good to see ya. always a pleasure to read your work. why does everyone stil

it seems as if the russians are focusing on the fort city of odessa.siles. are those the type of missiles that you, as a fighter pilot, you can intercept and i how targeted is your response to that type of missile? >> to begin with, those are not the first types that have been fired from the caspian sea into ukrainian territory. if you watch that map are closely, you will notice that most of the time -- were traveling on the russian controlled parts. the only chance law [inaudible] at the very end of their flight, which is like right over the city of odessa. despite there were only two out of six [inaudible] anne -- not bad results. we do have law, like, situations -- but that's our job to do. [inaudible] pretty possible to be shut down by the fighter jet. but actually our fighter drones in this case are doing much better. >> so this comes into the question with the type of technology that you as a fighter pilot has of access to. the weapons you have access to to keep the russians off and fight them back from the territory they've now occupied in the e

we're officially mining bitcoin of the >> tuesday morning, the city of fort worth texas city councilnanimously to become the first u.s. city to mine. bitcoin 3 small mining rings. no bigger than a computer will work. 24 7 for the city. we want to make sure. >> not only just for the entire state of texas is crypto-friendly the crypto capital of the world. >> greg, to press co ceo of rwa company believes the city of fort worth will see major upside to mining. other states will take notice when 4th words balance sheet is the strongest in the country because holding in assets like bitcoin as it continues to accrue value because of its inherent utility to the global economy. fort worth, this is going to be getting in a very good price. but acceptance is not nationwide into tele 2 countries. you have new york. that's a high tax state that's shutting down innovation. just yesterday they voted to make the claim money legal and then you've got a state like texas that's literally using its municipalities energy to mind that point opening their doors to innovation, keeping taxes low and frankly

the mayor of merrier poll says 90 percent of the southern besieged fort city is destroyed. tens of thousands of civilians have been trapped there for weeks with little food, water and other supplies. russian forces have surrounded the city and have been bombing it for weeks. ukraine is accusing russia, blocking evacuation efforts by the red cross. there is quite a lot of people still i remaining in that absolutely blocked absurdly siege. sit there for many open and some inhumane condition. there is no water supply. no electricity, no heat, you know, communications no matter since 130000 people are still there in the city of medieval. germany's defense minister says that you must now consider banning the importance of all russian gas. dominic cane has more from berlin. what you have here is a growing recognition from the political elite here suddenly the governing parties that what's in place right now is not enough in so far as sanctions is concerned. so different voices, again from the same policy. as mrs. lambert, the defense minister, over the course, the last 24 hours had been saying tha

we're officially mining bitcoin of the >> tuesday morning, the city of fort worth texas city council voted unanimously to become the first u.s. city to mine. bitcoin 3 small mining rings. no bigger than a computer will work. 24 7 for the city. we want to make sure. >> not only just for the entire state of texas is crypto-friendly the crypto capital of the world. >> greg, to press co ceo of rwa company believes the city of fort worth will see major upside to mining. other states will take notice when 4th words balance sheet is the strongest in the country because holding in assets like bitcoin as it continues to accrue value because of its inherent utility to the global economy. fort worth, this is going to be getting in a very good price. but acceptance is not nationwide into tele 2 countries. you have new york. that's a high tax state that's shutting down innovation. just yesterday they voted to make the claim money legal and then you've got a state like texas that's literally using its municipalities energy to mind that point opening their doors to innovation, keeping taxes low and

this is fort number one ford stein, like the other 12 forts surrounding the city, was built for defensivehe end of the 19th century. its walls remember the blood of those killed during the great patriotic war, these sensations and some facts that are impossible no one can explain in words, and most likely, even the time has come when we are some part of it all. and this is the castle, instanburburg. it was founded by the master of the teutonic order, dietrich von altenburg, back in 1336. it is almost 700 years old, but its current inhabitants are not sure that the past tenants have finally left the ancient walls, even, total darkness happens, only this one cannot be afraid to feed on fear about being afraid even better. what unites all these ghosts is a ghost from fort one of the burg castle and the cathedral. where do they come from and where do the destinies go for many years, the residents next to these frightening phenomena are forced to be sure that all this has a certain system. these are not just useless souls of long-dead people, as is commonly believed. something, perhaps, of a c

fort worth and dallas. austin, you see the severe thunderstorm watch, as well. all along that dry line we talked about last night. then, there's another pocket in iowa, mason cityrt dodge, parts of nebraska, into southern minnesota. we're going to watch that along the low. and interstate 94 from billings, montana, over into north dakota, to jamestown, closed right now, because of blizzard conditions. they should see more than a foot and a half of snow. damaging winds keep moving east overnight and then tomorrow, david, chicago down to shreveport has to be on the lookout. memphis, right there in the center. >> a difficult 24 hours ahead. ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here, we remember a very popular comedian, just the sound of his voice sometimes was enough to make you laugh. nd in the woods. it's a good choice all around, like screening for colon cancer... when caught in early stages it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive... and i detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers... even in early stages. early stages. yep. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative res

digital bill boards will encourage people to come to new york, and they'll be up in florida cities including fortson, tampa and west palm beach. during a press conference announcing the launch adams called the legislation, quote, the latest shameful culture war targeting the lgbtq plus community. how the law is affecting the sunshine state >> the so-called happiest place on earth plunging into the middle of a culture war. florida's republican governor ron desantis targeting disney, the state's largest single site employer >> the mayor treated on a pedestal this one corporation is treated differently than everybody else now in the legislature you see a movement to reevaluate those special privileges >> reporter: the governor angry add disney's opposition to the new parental rights legislation also known as the don't say gay law. in a statement disney says our goal as a company is for this law to be repealed in the legislature or struck down in the courts it's all amid the backdrop of cultural political battles over the law and issues of representation, which conservatives hope to make a central is

philippines, coastal areas of vietnam, but straight with some solid bands of rain at fort southern sections around hutchins city. dry in bangkok though with a height of $34.00 degrees, temperatures have come up southern china, hong kong at $28.00 degrees, but central areas as well, we're above average. but meanwhile, there's been a big drop in beijing such as 15 degrees. we've got some cloud covered there as well, but on the flip side of things, temperature is across japan coming up. that includes for tokyo, 20 degrees. that's above average. thanks for joining in catch you. later. i saw official airline of the journey on to bombardment in with the missile and see it on the road out there and meet ukrainians, determined to stay. they will not surrender just like to fight. no hold to shoot. i had a train 2 days ago. they show me how that works and to defend the barricades and you documentary shows the ukrainian witnesses tool from the front lines dispatch and defiance voices from ukraine on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stores this ukraine's the president is totally un security

sheriff's deputies now are going to be allowed to work security for private retailers to try and fort retail theft. cityials announced what they're calling the program, which is exactly like another city program in place that allows private retailers to hire off-duty san francisco pd officers to provide on-site security. now they can hire sheriff's deputies as well. >> it's not so much that we're going out to arrest. people were going out there to keep people safe. we're going out there as a deterrent to discourage people from committing the crime in the first place. but we're also going out there to provide help and services. >> not everybody is in support of this idea. in fact, the president of the california retailers association says that the cost of this service may not be affordable for small business owners and therefore unfair. she says she'd like to see something more comprehensive to solving this retail theft problem in the city. >> take a look at this big fire that broke out under this overpass in oakland last night. it's on lakeshore avenue near the kaiser convention center and it took firef

the bank is calling fort global financial help. in mexico city, dozens of people have been protesting the war in ukraine. they march to the russian embassy carrying a 30 metre, one ukrainian flag, seeing the country's national anthem, and shouting slogans. calling for in to the conflict. ukrainian president bonum is zalinski, spoke to day by phone, with german chancellor, olaf shoulds spoke on sunday rather to discuss further sanctions against russian of the lynch. he said that with him, he's glad that germany is strengthening its support of ukraine. he says that he and schultz agreed that in his perpetrators of war crimes in ukraine should be identified and gets punished for european union. foreign ministers have been meeting in luxembourg to discuss ways to expand their support, as you guessed it. for ukraine, they approved additional weapons for ukraine today, but the european union still remains divided on sanctions that would hurt moscow the most a boycott of russian oil and natural gas. time is of the essence. that was the mood at the e. u.

according to princeton university's eviction lab, landlords in five cities -- houston, dallas, new york, fortiled more than 4800 evictions between april 10th and april 16th. diane yentel is an expert on affordable housing policy. she is the president and ceo of the national low income housing coalition. thank you for talking with me. we're in a full market economy, so there are lots of jobs and at the same exact time, we're seeing this absolute crisis unfolding. what's causing this crisis? diane: so we had a federal eviction moratorium, the first of its kind in our country's history. congress provided $46.5 billion to help low-income tenants pay the rent or back rent that they fell behind on during the pandemic. so in these communities where rents are increasing, where emergency rental assistance money has been depleted, where protections for tenants have expired, sure enough, we're seeing eviction filings reach or in an increasing number of cities surpass, far surpass, pre-pandemic averages. soledad: i think if there's nationally a housing shortage, then certainly, if you're looking at affor

philippines, coastal areas of vietnam, but striped with some solid bands of rain at fort southern sections around which human city dry and bangkok though with a hive $34.00 degrees temperatures have come up southern china, hong kong at $28.00 degrees, but central areas is while we're above average. but meanwhile, there's been a big drop in beijing such as 15 degrees. we've got some cloud covered there as well. but on the flip side of things, temperature is across japan coming up. that includes for tokyo, 20 degrees. that's above average. thanks for joining in catch. later cats are official airline of the journey killing the debate. there is no he job back in his am. if anyone here about women's rights or some justice, this will be ashamed of themselves. no topic is off the table. we were taught with the abortion as a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. the part of today's program, this to you are now to sierra. ah ah, you'

ah again what she out 0 reminder about top stories is and time is running out fort ukrainian forces in the besieged city of merrier pole. to meet russia's ultimatum to surrender. they have until 10 g m t to lay down their arms and leave cranes. president is warning and the attack on the city will and peace talks, the cranes as russian strikes on the east, the city of khaki have killed at least one person into 18 others. throughout the war, russian forces have been accused of bombarding residential areas with artillery and missiles. tullison, the worshippers had been forcibly destroy it, dispersed from the alex from moscow. 19 people been injured and these 2 have been arrest ready. police now left the area. not chris says it successfully testified a new type of tactical guided weapon as kim jong and says he's preparing for confrontation with united states. the leader watched the launch at an undisclosed location that followed the launch of what was reported to be the north largest intercontinental ballistic missile. 3 weeks ago. it's in our from davis said me, who's at the center for strategic and intern

city. kpix5 was at fort mason to check out the off the grid food trucks festival. >> reporter: and just like that, off the grid food trucks are back at fort mason after a two your pandemic hiatus. >> when the world stopped in march 2020 it really put a damper on everybody's business. >> reporter: because of regulations around large gatherings, the friday night food trucks and music hit the pause button. that all stops tonight. >> we have new vendors. we have argentina and empanadas, chicken and waffles, all the burritos you could ask for. >> reporter: and some old ones like johnny's doughnuts. >> we have our browned butter cake and our traditional glaze with chocolate drizzle. >> reporter: bring your appetite. >> we have been down for two years and we have been waiting to get back to normal. this is a big step to getting back to normal. not the least of it is to try some of this awesome food. >>> after decades of planning and years of delays, things are speeding up for san francisco communities. >>> california is sitting on hundreds of millions of dollars in cycling rebates. >>> here is a li

fort kronshlot and fort peter i is part of one of the most promising projects of russian shipbuilding kotlin high-speed catamarans will use on the water route, which connects the city center and the museum-historical park. island of forts, by the way, the name was chosen by the residents of st. petersburg themselves, these catamarans will be built from aluminum. that is, we are still showing that we are still working in all areas. we have technologies for both aluminum and steel and composite materials, that is, we have all the technologies that exist today, not only tourists, but also citizens and residents of the leningrad region will receive new modern comfortable ones, as well. the ship is of high quality, meeting all international standards and traveling from st. petersburg to kronstadt will now be not only educational, but also very comfortable. a new batch of humanitarian aid was delivered to the settlements of the kharkov region, the russian military brought more than 30 tons of cargo. these are food kits , medicines and essentials. every time they gave civilians, first of all, families with children, the locals told the elderly that there was almost no sup

city. a bombardment of fort mchenry from the naval forces is 25 hours. when the bombardment stops an american happens to be out in the patapsco river made by the name of francis. scott. key sees the flag flying over the fort and so inspired. that he writes the words that become the us national anthem. this day in 1931. um, so let's talk a little bit about that flag that him to do that. that flag was made by a household of women that household led by mary pickersville. so mary pickerscale is a woman who's born in pennsylvania. she's by the time she moves to baltimore. she's a widow with with a daughter and she is an experienced ship and signal flag maker. and in 1813, she's 37 and she's commissioned to make two flags for for the ford one is 30 by 42. that's the main garrison flag and then a smaller one for the storm flag. it's 17 by 25. and she's not the only one doing this though. she is. she's got her 13 year old daughter carolyn. she's got two teenage teenage nieces of 13 year old eliza and 15 year old margaret. she also has 13 year old african-america

. >> major anderson, who was in command at fort sumter, returned to new york city, and later wrote thatdidn't know whether he was coming back to a parade or a court-martial. carrying the flag of fort sumter with him. guess what, he got a parade. the flag was draped over the equestrian statue of george washington that still sits in union square park. it was a parade past a jewelry building whose pediment stood. the city is adorned with american flags. so lincoln seizes victory from the jaws of defeat. what about roosevelt in the days after pearl, how does he rally the nation? you alluded to the speech. >> let me first say that admiral kimmel did not get a parade. >> yeah, the fall guy. >> franklin roosevelt, as i mentioned just a minute ago, shocked, as i believe he genuinely was, he got a phone call from winston churchill who heard about this on the radio, my gosh, what's this about pearl harbor, what have i heard? he said, yes, it's true, we're all in the same boat now. roosevelt had been determined to save britain if he could. lend lease, whatever aid he could provide. he comes up wit

>> fort worth, a pilot program and fort worth is the first us city to mine data. rt worth as houston uses electricity. is that true? >> they just have three machines doing this but when they ramp up they could use enough electricity to power the one. 2 million homes in houston. if that hurts the grid, overwhelms the grid they can throttle back. that the concern. this is happening in texas, you think oil and gas but there's the natural gas that is a byproduct of the wealth, typically, it is a pollutant but some of these capture the byproduct, don't pay taxes when they do thanks to texas supporting innovation and business and that is how they are helping to power computers that mind for the bitcoin. stuart: that is a good idea. thank you. remember when the democrats called the american rescue plan a matter of life and death? data reveals billions in covid relief was used implement crt in public schools. i will take that on in an editorial later. the sheriff of la county said that county spent $6 billion addressing the homeless crisis but the number of homeless people

fort worth, texas is now the first city in the u.s. to mine.in mayor mattie parker. >> spearheading that project which he admits is small in scope. the city purchased 3 mining computers which will run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. parker says the value of the mind bitcoin should offset the cost to the city and the computers are on private networks to minimize security risks. the mayor believes that mining bitcoin will help raise the profile of fort next up in sports wires back of the court today as they begin preparations for game 5 sports director jason dumas says reaction from steph curry (music throughout) >> vandalism at a business in the late hope caught on camera. you can see a man arriving on a bicycle here and then begins to throw objects at the windows of the business. the business is on broadway street in the low. the owners of the business told us that the man appeared to be intoxicated and harassed them. they also told us that they tried to get him to leave. they recorded the encounter on the cell phone video. they have also provid

fort sumter? return to new york city and later wrote that he didn't know whether he was coming back to a parade or a court-martial. not carrying the flag of fort sumter with him. well, guess what? he got. he got a parade. and the flag was draped over the equestrian statue of george washington that now that still sits in union square park. there was a parade past a jewelry building whose pediment stood until about five years ago around wall street and broadway as the seventh regiment goes off to defend the union and the city is adorned with american flags. so lincoln seizes victory from the jaws of defeat, what about roosevelt and the days after pearl does he how does he rally the nation and we were allergic to the speech. yeah. let me first say that admiral. kimmel did not get a parade. yeah, the fall guy after pearl harbor that was but franklin roosevelt. as i mentioned just a minute ago shocked as i believe he genuinely was he got a phone call from winston churchill who heard about this on the radio. oh my gosh. what what's this about pearl harbor? what have i heard? and he said yes, it's true.

fort worth, texas. now the first city in the nation to mine bitcoin. the city's mayor spearheaded this project, which she admits is small in scope, at least for now. the city purchased 3 mining computers, which >> will run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. the mayor says the value of the mine bitcoin should offset the costs to the city and the computers are run on private networks, too. try to minimize security risks. no word, though, on what they're doing, if anything, to offset the massive amount of energy it takes to mine. bitcoin. the mayor believes mining bitcoin will help raise the profile of fort worth. >> coming up next here on fox, 4 news at 9, one booster shot for young kids has been approved. another could be on the way. we're gonna let you know about the new eligible age range. lot of parents are concerned about that. then the trouble ahead for governor newsom's care court. why the plans to try to connect thousands of homeless people to housing and behavioral health. it is having issues clearing certain hurdles and the new mandatory measures t

machine, an almost two-ton air bomb dropped on the defenders of the east fort under the gap, which the earth trembled even in the citybrest, as it was written, therefore, of course, the walls withstood, yes, and contributed to the fact that people were able to hold out, therefore well, the strength of the human spirit. she always always wins always stronger, even in the strongest walls, strength and durability red gray granite in memory of the cities of the great patriotic war 4,000 cubic meters of concrete, a nine-story building tall monument of courage, the sketch of the monument was personally approved by the legendary head of soviet belarus pyotr masherov and half a century ago before the formation brest veterans lit, eternal fire. in front of him are always fresh flowers. now the brest fortress is defending its historical memory and its positions, as always, anastasia sakhovskaya does not give up alexander alexandrovich fortress is a hero, brest increasing the availability of preferential mortgages, expanding credit guarantees for businesses and deferring the payment of insurance premiums, these and other measur

we're in the middle of the thar desert, in the city ofjaisalmer, which is usually known for its magnificent fortsfor its soaring temperatures. now, the heat does get unrelenting in this desert area, temperatures going all the way up to 50 degrees in june. but they have started climbing much earlier this summer. the indian meteorological department has released data of 75 cities across the north—western central regions of india, including this city ofjaisalmer, where the temperature is either 43 degrees or more, which is substantially high for this time of the year. now, people have been advised to stay indoors as much as possible. some states have ordered school closures. others, like rajasthan here, have ordered power cuts up to four hours in industrial establishments and in rural households. now, that is a huge problem because rural households also see a huge water crisis in this period of summer and are dependent on power supply to pump water. we've seen many women walk to open wells and rainwater harvesting ponds, too — to fetch water on their heads. and they have to make multiple trips for t

tonight the city's restaurant week kicks off his food trucks return to fort mason off the grid for the first time since the pandemic. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now a revival for san francisco restaurants and food trucks. hello again. i'm christina radom. andre senior san francisco's economy, benefiting from two events making a comeback. ktvu jana katsuyama takes a look at diners comfort levels as a pandemic slows down. off the grid was back on the map friday . foodies flock to the popular food truck event at fort mason, returning after two years of the pandemic shutdowns chicken bun bao with some pickled carrots. the long lines were back to s people waited to try familiar favorites and some new food. most of them are returning, and then we have a handful of really exciting new ones that cropped up during the pandemic. the owner of the euro stop returned from sacramento. it was harsh, basically are all big jobs like this. if one were no longer probably about 50% of my business. new to the scene was doriano gordon's vegan mob, which opened in 2019 just before the pande

is overt other outside this polling station in mexico city, many seemed eager to cast their votes. no mass in fort phantom. i think the most important thing is that this exercise will keep happening in the future, independent of this president in the future. and this will be an opportunity that citizens didn't have in the past. that okay, is i think it's good and positive and makes our society politically active. and that's a valuable thing. oh, the referendum on the presidency is a divisive topic in mexico. one that has sparked demonstrations both for and against some critics or calling the referendum unnecessary, given that president lopez over a lot already has a nearly 60 percent approval rating. others have argued the referendum is being manipulated by president lopez, but others party to rally supporters ahead of the next presidential election in 2024 in the state will say so long wayllace in this process rule set by congress and piper cannot be a campaign by the president, nor can public resources be used for his ramifications. nevertheless, what we have seen are public servants from the pr

tonight the city's restaurant week kicks off his food trucks return to fort mason off the grid for thee pandemic. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now a revival for san francisco restaurants and food trucks. hello again. i'm christina radom. andre senior san francisco's economy, benefiting from two events making a comeback. ktvu jana katsuyama takes a look at diners comfort levels as a pandemic slows down.

city. okay reagan in fort but ford felt that reagan in 76 was criticizing him. much and -- you're damaged forged ability to beat jimmy carter. richard nixon i watched you and luke nectar together at politics and pros talking about the nixon tapes. how did you put that book together? there are two volumes of the nixon tapes their massive what we realized in luke realized. is that a lot of these tapes you're dealing with thousands of hours. just never you would think the press would have had adam. but no nobody did any there you have to listen so carefully and so long and a lot of the tapes are just clanking of you know, they were voice activated. so a lot of it is just, you know, weird noises and coughs and shuffling and you've got to be very patient and then you have to have the best equipment to listen to it and then you've got to able to decipher the voices and who it is. let me ask you this though back in april of '74 the government published tapes the transcripts of tapes. what's the difference between what the government published and what you all do govern

city. now long slide triggered by heavy rainfall that caused a centuries old fort festival to collapse in northern peru. this is the moment the pre inca stone will crumble that the coil of settlement a 1000 kilometers north of much pitching. philip is one of the largest ancient monuments in the americas research as play the fortress was built. but in the 10th and 12th centuries, indonesia, parliament has passed a landmark build a tackle sexual violence provides a legal framework for cases of abuse. until now, the issue has been regarded as a private matter. nearly 340000 cases of violence against women were reported last year. jessica washington as more now from the capital jacket. after years, if waiting imbued in indonesia as people's representative council was one of celebration is no place both sexual violence. how speaker poor mahogany declared as legislators passed a highly anticipated v into the which aims to create a better legal framework for victims of sexual abuse to secure justice this law is so important all these years there were so many victims who didn't get justice. they endured t

and between denver and smaller cities like breckenridge and fort collins.d to grow 13% by 2030. faster than any other job in the country. c.e.o. of american airlines. >> this is a fantastic opportunity for people that want to come in and fly a plane. they can make a lot of money and they have a great career path. >> so if you are looking for a job, maybe something to consider. but until then, the shortage will cost you, the consumer in money and travel options. according to bloomberg, compared to 2019 of course before the pandemic, flight schedules are down at united airlines 13%, delta is down 16%, and american is down 8%. also, jetblue is cutting up to 10% of flights this summer. sandra, to hold on to the pilots that they do have, airlines are paying more, which combine with the rising cost of jet fuel, the cost of business is going up, a cost passed on to you, the consumer. and expects it to be five years before most airlines can utilize the full fleet. planes on the ground and higher prices. >> sandra: live from laguardia airport here in new york, thank

two-ton bomb dropped on the defenders of the east fort under the crushing power of the german military machine. the gap that the earth trembled even in the city it was written, therefore, of course, the wall stood, yes, and contributed to the fact that people were able to hold out, so well, the strength of the human spirit. she always always wins always stronger, even the strongest walls strength and durability red gray granite in memory of the cities of the great patriotic war 4,000 cubic meters of concrete, a 9-storey building a monument of courage, the sketch of the monument was personally approved by the legendary head of soviet belarus pyotr masherov and half a century ago before building brest veterans lit, eternal flame. in front of him are always fresh flowers. now brestskaya the fortress defends the historical memory and its positions, as always, anastasia sakhovskaya, aleksand alexandrovich oleg peletsky, hero fortress, brest now, temporarily, the entire economy of alexander the state partially compensates for domestic air transportation. tell us what the amount is. tatyana at least 110 billion rubles. now i'll tell you more. the go