exploration here and found gas and gas condensate deposits.extracted, and this structure remained underground. and so that people would understand, someone thinks that yes, you can enter there, the entrance is an underground storage facility. of course not, firstly, it is a great depth, 2 km underground, well, our underground, at least, that is, geologists have such concepts, like porosity and permeability, porosity is just these caverns that are in this - rock, and permeability is micro-connections between these - caverns, well, naturally, on top there is a cap there, uh, made of rock, like clay, which means it prevents the gas from escaping. injecting gas underground is a special technological process based on pressure changes. fuel is compressed using compressors through special pipelines, collectors and loops, and pumped into wells. the work is seasonal, in the summer the storage facility accumulates volumes and releases them in winter. fuel must flow along the main pipeline at a certain pressure in order to achieve the required pumping sp

but initially , gas comes to the underground gas storage station, say, with main pressure. in order to pump into the underground strata, it is necessary to increase the pressure several times. let's say that now the gas pumping units are working, the pressure at the outlet is 130 kg per cm2, this pressure is enough to pump gas into the underground strata. current capacities. the second task is to further increase the daily productivity of the ugs. the reason is that winters have become different: thaws alternate with sharp cold snaps, so a lot of flexibility is needed. the third direction is the construction of underground gas storage facilities in remote regions in the east. gazprom is currently gasifying the far east and eastern siberia, respectively, in places where gas has already been extracted from aquifers , storage facilities will be built. about 60% of gazprom's production capacity, imagine how powerful that is. it is customary for every large company to formulate its mission. in gazprom structures ugs this mission sounds very laconic. the general task is to give e

liquefied gas in velikiy kamen?it is a relatively new direction, it is a high-tech direction, it is the construction of plants for the production of liquefied natural gas. until now, in the republic. in belarus, such production has never been, at the moment one of the options is being worked out - this is the construction of such a plant on the territory of the industrial park velikiy kamen. here it should be noted that, of course, for us this will be a certain technological leap forward, that is, this is the emergence of new technologies in country, and this will create a new industry, this will create the possibility of using precisely liquefied natural gas for use in transport, and here we are talking not only about... about the fact that it will be used on some main roads, but in general it can also be used by the population, as far as the use of liquefied natural gas is concerned, we see a certain potential in this , a certain demand, why? because the costs of liquefied natural gas as a fuel for - transport, th

at the same time, belarus is developing another one, this is the gas motor fuel market. there is interest in joint projects with the russian federation. lobby obviously natural gas as a raw material, which the neighboring country has in abundance. we, for our part, can and do produce a wide range of cars that run on gas, but not only. undoubtedly, there is, perhaps, the main. competitive advantage of such fuel is the price, it is cheaper, many companies use it, taxi companies, for example, are actively switching to the use of natural gas. is it profitable for belarus and what is our strategy? let's ask deputy minister of energy denis moroz, he is in touch with us. so, why do we not abandon development market of gas motor fuel, is it more illogical to concentrate efforts on further promotion of electric transport for obvious reasons? the republic of belarus closely monitors the trends in the energy markets. as for the use of gas motor fuel, we clearly see the positive dynamics in the world in this direction. we see that at the moment gas motor fuel is used in more than ei

trying to make it more efficient but also understanding if you add a lot of gas capacity, gas power generation capacity, that will be in place for decades. you have to look at that from a very responsible physician and realize you have to d carbonized that technology. there are ways to do that. our turbine technology is capable of running on hydrogen. if and when there is the emergence of a hydrogen economy, hydrogen capability in iraq, you can blend that right in with the natural gas stream to have a cleaner output from your turbines. perhaps even more realistic and more near-term in iraq would be the utilization of capture technology which exists today. i am chatting with a colleague earlier collaborating on an effort to build a gas fired carbon capture plant in the uk. carbon capture technology has existed for decades. it's been used in other industrial applications. it's now starting to be used in the gas power segment as well. that can be done in iraq. it is particularly fortuitous that you can utilize the carbon that you are capture rising, reinjected into the ground for enhanced oil rec

hello, gas check. in this apartment of house number one on leninovrevka street, the owner has everything in order with the equipment in order, but the flexible piping no longer meets the standards. are you ready to make a replacement now? well, if you have the availability, it's not a question, yes. yes, we have such an opportunity, to make a replacement at the moment. real employees. they don't take money for their work, it's free, you only have to pay for the material. since january of this year, only employees of the mosablgaz company and no other third-party organizations can conduct an inspection. it's easy to find out whether the right gas worker has come to you when the specialist shows you his id, there is a qr code on it. we point the smartphone camera, literally a couple of seconds on the mosublgaz website surname, first name, patronymic, position and rank. it is necessary to pay attention to the appearance. mosublgaz employees wear a blue uniform with gray inserts. residents of apartment bui

take your gas. i would even marry you if you were engaged.excellent, a dubious statement, they scream, moo and bark, all this is the result of the effect of gas on the body, the source of doping is those same cans for filling lighters of portable burners, as well as the lighters themselves, what guys, gas sniffs, you're a drug addict, no, so why sniff gas, it's harmful, cool, in general, hallucinations, yes, well, okay, come on, don't get sick, sniffe from the english word sniff - sniffing is the same toxicomania, only instead of glue and gasoline , liquefied gas. doctors explain that even one breath can be fatal for a person, what can we say about a child's fragile body? gas blocks the access of oxygen to the lungs, affects the nervous system. after 20-30 seconds , complications can appear and the child simply will not be able to breathe. the brain can live without oxygen, well, 5-7 minutes, but more than 7 minutes, unfortunately, this is already biological death. even if an ambulance arrives and helps the patient, he will remain in a vegeta

oil and gas state.pany from the united arab emirates has agreed to buy one of the largest german producers of plastic chemicals for almost 16 billion euros, including debt. we are talking about cavestra, it was created in 2015 through a spin-off from giant bayer, that is, first germany split its industry, and now it is selling it off. the celirac state company has declared to build a powerful petrochemical business in the european union. in other words, abu dhabi plans to significantly push germany aside, becoming instead the locomotive of europe in this area. the emirati investor has been eyeing the osvestora for over a year, and eventually offered a relatively modest premium for the stake, only 11% compared to the previous close of trading. berlin, having voluntarily deprived itself of russian pipeline gas, is now obviously not in a position to bargain. the emirates, unlike germany, understand that the direction is promising. we believe that gas will continue to grow until 2050, so it is a key pillar,

what ship on if we do have gas stations, like you pointed out that are running out of gas, what does that mean? been for people who are trying to evacuate this? yeah, that's a pain in the neck. that's a real concern for many, many thousands because he is how this works. of course you, if you keep the call for evacuation, you go, you drive your half gas up, but highways and streets are not clogged, but very, very, very busy. yesterday they were at a standstill at times. now this has eased off a little bit, but still it is a challenge to actually get moving and get out of those areas. and now $1700.00 gas station is already in florida. here out of gas in this area here, and that is a problem because if you don't have gas, you can move, you can take shelter anywhere. same goals for food though and water. people are really desperate to get last minute supply, see and restaurants are all shut down here. even here, let alone for the towards the cost where the hurricane will actually make landfall in the night. so it's a real, real big challenge for people in who anybody is on the move or w

still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, california's largest landfill gas to renewable natural gas plant is coming to the south bay. >> how much carbon emission will this landfill eliminate? tell me. plus and oakland school administrator recovering this morning after attempted car robbery on that person will have to asked. >> and of course, another day of triple digits. how long is this going to last? and we will get some relief to possibly 80's and 90's across the board. john trimble, tell us right after th i love the great outdoors... [ nature sounds ] from indoors. it's a vibe. do i enjoy being in nature? mmm. do i like looking at it? fo sho. so if maintaining forests maintains my happy place, yeah i'm gonna be a papertarian. living room? sanctuary. bathroom? sanctuary. other living room? well, that's just extra. in america we have private forests. so when you choose this, the forest people will replenish that. so those outdoor creatures can [ yells ] stay where they belong! are 4 things you need to know before you leave the house this morning. 5 illegal marijuana grows busted in the

when you hear the words gas tax, you're probably thinking of gas for your cars like the statewide tax in 2018. well, in berkeley voters are being asked to consider a measure that will put a tax on natural gas for large buildings. environmentalists are pushing for it, but some businesses say it comes at too high a cost. our kara st. cyr breaks it all down on both sides of the debate. >> reporter: elizabeth taylor owns industrial tattoos in berkeley. the brick building uses gas as a primary means to heat the business and the water used to keep tools clean, but taylor says she doesn't know how long she'll be able to do there if measure gg passes. >> if we keep the doors shut and run the furnace during the day and at night we definitely turn it down, but we have to run it. otherwise we're coming in here and it's really, really cold. >> reporter: measure gg is a proposed tax on natural gas usage for berkeley buildings and single-family homes that are 15,000 square feet or more. people in this category would pay a tax of 2.96 per 100 cubic feet of gas starting january, but the rate will ris

and when you do find gas, there are long lines as people are waiting to get gas and again, truckers still trying to get into the state for your gas, but there is definitely a shortage. so that's one thing that people are running into is where do you find gas? once you leave tampa, you're heading north of the cities along the interstate are running into a gas to or that was major ologist, cindy o quinn in gainesville, florida. this here is nobel prize in physics has been awarded to, to researchers from the us and canada. they were honored for their pioneering work on artificial intelligence and machine learning. back in the 1980s john hop field and jeffrey hampton set the stage for today's artificial intelligence by using physics to identify patterns and information. their work now allows machines to mimic learning and remembering functions that were previously thought to be the sole province of organic brains. at a tech conference last year in memphis size, the differences are smaller than you might think. we're just the machine were wonderful, incredibly complicated machine. but we just

cups of gas, turning it into dry gas, power for the consumer. that's the first phase. we will have the development, the oil fields which will be increasing capacity for radio producing fields and the production capacity. with sustainable, responsible development of oil extracted, a water component, and water from the sea from the golf. and and freshwater, with agricultural use, with industrial processes. last but not least, steam power, and that will basically, 22 -- with high-tech -- to provide key energy to that degree. and energy example in a rack and why it is pioneering, recognizes the need of the host country that has access to electricity. remember that electric generation capacity is inferior to the demands of the country. a way of producing oil in a cleaner way, ensuring the footprint on the field. to meet reductions objectives and reduces its footprint, and the routine in the area in the southern area. the use of freshwater would be reduced by industrial purposes, with water that will be treated will go into the sites and the reservoir

pg e had to cut gas service to 700 customers. while crews managed to contain the gas leaking from the damaged line around 05:00pm, crews could be seen serving the data center to see if there are still a threat. that's a fire captain justin sure explains white's important to take these gas leak seriously. when initial threats to exposure to natural gas, the first is going to be. >> that we're going to get headaches for start to feel nauseous. that's just our exposure to the gas instead of and oxygen in the second, of course, is what we've always seen. if you remember back to san bruno, there can be an explosion if there's an ignition source, fire lighter electrical source in the area. >> pg e says incidents like this highlight the importance of calling 8, 1, one before digging underground that way the utility company can mark gas lines pg e says there's no estimated time for service to be renewed. >> but they will be on scene wednesday continuing to work on this gas line. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news.

i think when ou and gas prices. i think when you look— and gas prices. economist's comments about the economic plans, they say the average american family would be better under vice president harris's plan, point blank. the terror scheme that donald trump has been touting will be attacked on the middle class. we can talk about feelings and whether you feel like things are better, but the facts are more jobs were created under democrats. the prices are coming down under democrats. we can talk about what people feel like, and trump has been doing that, trying to convince everyone that we are doing and gloom. we are not, america is a great country with great promise. we don't have to gaslight the american people in order to be successful. let’s order to be successful. let's talk a bit — order to be successful. let's talk a bit about _ order to be successful. let's talk a bit about turnout, - order to be successful. let'sl talk a bit about turnout, lisa. it does seem like the partisan voters already know who they cast their ballots for. it is the undecided m

gas project is the largest in california, and it's also the first one to be powered by a landfill gasnt. so it is unique in that aspect that it's the only one doing that in the united states, potentially even the world. oh, this is absolutely scalable. >> eventually, the renewable natural gas is piped to a p-g-and-e's receiver station about three miles away. from there, it enters the utility's massive pipeline system. austin hastings is vice president of gas engineering. >> and so we really do see this as an evolutionary step for decarbonizing our gas system and being able to capture what otherwise would have been released to atmosphere in the form of methane, and instead processing it and cleaning it up and putting it in our pipeline. >> he says the project expands on other recovery systems developed in partnership by pg and e, including capturing the methane produced by dairies in the central valley, a process we profiled here on abc seven several years ago. >> so we have 51,000 miles of pipe throughout central and northern california. so we have the ability to connect to these rene

and long lines for gas. more than 1,300 stations statewide running out of fuel, according to gas-buddy. >> it's been, i would say, be a tormentous task to get gas. >> reporter: there is a desperate struggle to find fuel. some gas stations, like this one here in sarasota, dry. their pumps wrapped in plastic to protect from water damage. state troopers now escorting tankers to resupply gas stations. for the second time in two weeks, jan holman evacuating her home of 18 years, in the historic fishing village of cortez, florida. what did the neighborhood look like after helene? >> it's kind of heartbreaking. >> reporter: hurricane helene flooded her home with nearly three feet of water. helene did so much damage here, and now, here comes milton. what's that like? that one-two punch? >> it's like, are you kidding me? how can that happen? we're just praying that something changes at the last minute. >> reporter: her trunk now packed to the brim, evacuating again. david, we just arrived at this gas station, one of

gas. is my camera remind me of turns around. there's another gas station actually bigger than this one here, and it's completely empty down no more gas. there. people are just going there to try to get a snack or anything that can grab to prepay off what's coming. and what is coming is a world of hurt and paying for all the victories from the tampa bay area. and for the people here. because when this hurricane makes land phone in the nights, wednesday and the thursday, it will move across the state, orlando, just to me area he is right into this straightened on this track and in this path. and there will be maybe still a category to category one, hurricane with sustained winds and lots and lots of rain. what is different if we do have gas stations, like you pointed out that are running out of gas, what does that mean? been for people who are trying to evacuate as yeah, that's a pain in the neck. that's a real concern for many, many thousands because he is how this works. of course you, if

they told me it is very difficult to find a gas station that does sell gas. the gas stations that sell gasoline have very long lines. this distribution center was opened up by the state and is one of many that they opened up. they had three yesterday. they will open more today where people are getting 10 gallons of free gasoline. these are people that have been lining up for hours. i spoke to some of the drivers earlier today and this is what they had to say. >> a lot of people go to the gas station. they are waiting. people in the stores say they are going to not give anybody bad news. but if you don't have gas, you won't have people waiting. i have been praying that i could make it. i'm here. i'm not going anywhere. they might have to put some gas and i can but i'm going to sit right here until i get some in my car. >> alex, what the woman was talking about, that actually happened to me. i stopped at a gas station at some point friday thinking they had gasoline. i got out of my car and started looking for the pump only to find out that when i pushed the but

and we can replace the methane in the gas pipes by sending hydrogen through the gas pipes and where wehe end in industries and businesses, and may be in our homes, maybe we arejust burning clean may be in our homes, maybe we are just burning clean fuel with no carbon emission. the second type of carbon capture is the one for the power station, the new gas—fired power station on teesside, where we could be burning fossil carbon fuel and in the flue gas going up the chimney that's a mixture of carbon dioxide plus nitrogen from the air and effectively we bubble up air and effectively we bubble up through a chemical solvent which attracts the carbon dioxide and takes it out of that emission and we can then separate that, liquefy the carbon dioxide and also send that through the pipe network we used to produce the natural gas in the first place, to reuse that's support infrastructure sensor carbon dioxide for deep storage deep beneath the north sea. two methods of carbon dioxide storage, but both equally effective at decreasing emissions are very large industrial scales. $5 emissions are ve

into underground formations, it is necessary to increase the pressure several times, let's say, now gas pumping units are working, at the outlet the pressure is 130 kg per cm, this pressure is enough to pump gas into underground formations, in the autumn-winter period, when it is necessary to select this gas, it has a mixture with water, well, we need to supply the main gas again of the same quality with the same parameters that we received, so that it is easy to transport. strategy development of underground gas storage facilities in gazprom is quite simple, but complex: the first is timely diagnostics, maintenance, reconstruction of current capacities, the second task is to further increase the daily productivity of underground gas storage facilities. the reason for the winter was different: thaws. with sharp cold snaps, so a lot of flexibility is needed. the third direction is the construction of underground gas storage facilities in remote regions in the east. now gazprom is gasifying the far east and eastern siberia, respectively, in places where gas has already been extracted from

initial threats to exposure to natural gas. the first is going to be. >> that we're going to get headaches. we're gonna start to feel nauseous. that's just our exposure to the gas instead of and oxygen in the second, of course, is what we've always seen. if you remember back to san bruno, there can be an explosion if there's an ignition source, fire lighter electrical source. >> in the area. >> pg e says incidents like this highlight the importance of calling 8, 1, one before digging underground. that way the utility company can come by and mark the gas lines. now, there's no estimate as to when the gas service will be renewed for 700 some customers affected, but they will be out here tomorrow. they will need to new york meters to fix that. for now, i'm sara stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to you. >> all right, sarah, thank you. in the south music store in los gatos boarded up after a car drove into it, the owner of rocking kids along los gatos boulevard says no one was hurt. she tells us now she's trying to find

the fbi assured me that the gas would not cause permitted entry. i asked them to research further and subsequently they arranged for me to meet with dr. harry salem, a top expert at n toxicology, who is chief of the life sciences department at the edgewood arsenal. he reviewed with me case studies that confirm that it would not cause permanent injury. then the primary question i asked again and again during the ensuing discussion was why now? why not wait? i asked about their food and water supply and was told that it could last at least a year or more. i asked that the information about the water supply be checked and double checked by observing the level in the water tanks. we explored but could not develop a feasible method for cutting off their water supply. i asked my staff to have direct personal discussions by phone with the chief negotiator on the scene to satisfy ourselves that we had indeed reached an impasse in discussion and negotiations. after two and a half hour conversation that seemed clear, i became convinced that short of allowing

pg e had to cut gas service to 700 customers. and while crews managed to contain the gas leaking from the damaged line around 05:00pm, crews could be seen serving the data center to see if there are still a threat. that's a fire captain justin sure explains why it's important to take these gas leak seriously. when initial threats to exposure to natural gas, the first is going to be. >> that we're going to get headaches. we're gonna start to feel nauseous. that's just our exposure to the gas instead of and oxygen in the second, of course, is what we've always seen. if you remember back to san bruno, there can be an explosion if there's an ignition source, fire lighter electrical source in the area. >> pg e says incidents like this highlight the importance of calling 8, 1, one before digging underground that way the utility company can mark gas lines pg e says there's no estimated time for service to be renewed. >> but they will be on scene wednesday continuing to work on this gas line. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco.

shifting to natural gas. as quickly and widely as possible. to me, longer-term in my opening remarks focusing on d carbon isaac that gas. there is, essentially, two ways to do that. introducing lower carbon fuels such as hydrogen that is currently expensive requires vast infrastructure. it will take a long time to emerge. even the most advanced economies carbon capture is probably more realistic of an option. the median to longer-term. it could be done. so, i think that these are the medium to longer-term challenges even as we are focused immediately on making sure there is enough gigawatts to serve all communities in the summer months which affects stability. we have touched upon this before currently it is effectively a government subsidy. that subsidy is not unique to iraq. it is all over the world including the united states. improving certain groups of generation. when you are adding this kind of volume of capacity to the grid over time, whether it is renewables or more gas, does the government have the wherewithal to pay for that? if it

if we replaced natural gas in western europe with american natural gas versus russian natural gas, we would save the world about 200 million tons of carbon emissions every a year. the problem is my opponent as opposed american energy at every term. she brought the most damaging bill in colorado history to our energy sector and that resulted in a 90% decrease in new wells permitted in the three years after that bill passed than the three years before and it's cost the economic sector in the 8th congressional millions to billions of dollars. i know how to fix it, take the handcuffs off american energy. >> and congresswoman, were you responsible for oil and gas, would you go for a similar bill at the federal level. >> what that bill did, balanced the needs and they can make their decision whether to continue fostering oil and gas production, how to balance that with health, the health and safety of their communities, deciding whether it should be within 500 feet of a hospital or a school or not. that's what senate bill 181 did and the oil and gas industry in the eighth strict district, i

if we replaced natural gas in western europe with american natural gas versus russian natural gas, we would save the world about 200 million tons of carbon emissions every year. the problem is, my opponent has opposed american energy at every turn. she brought the most damaging building colorado's history to our energy sector resulting in a 90% decrease in new wells being permitted in the three years after the bill was passed and three years before, and it has cost of the economic sector in the eighth congressional millions to billions of dollars. i know how to fix it. take the handcuffs off of american energy. >> you are the debate sponsor of a bill at the capitol that created a host of new regulations for oil and gas. would you vote for similar bill at the federal level? rep. caraveo: with that bill did was balance the needs of local municipalities so that they can make their own decisions about whether to continue fostering oil and gas production and how to balance that with the health and safety of their community. deciding whether it should be within 500 feet within a hospital or

duarte: we raised gas taxes, adam helped raise gas taxes. how many lanes on highway 99, at same number as in the 1960's. highway five? same number in the 1960's. we have not built lanes on our highways. we did a five year transportation improvement job in the middle of merced, five years, divided traffic, and what it was done i was like, this is great, let's see what we have got. they widen the shoulder. they did not increase the lanes. if you are going to raise gas taxes, at least increase lanes. if you are going to criticize the federal government for not putting money into highways why , don't we challenge california's policy of no capacity increase and that's coming out of sacramento and it's causing us to be stuck in brake lights every time we try and go to work. you go to the bay area, you try to get a job, there is soul crushing traffic because we're raising gas taxes because about it -- because we got a deal. meanwhile we are stuck in traffic and cannot find a better job down the road a little ways because we have soul crushing traff

. gas. and it will be both an oil and gas crisis at the same time. during operation true promise two, the islamic revolutionary guard corps used two types of missiles with upgraded warheads and... iran also said it used advanced hypersonic fatah missiles. there are very few air defense systems in the world that can effectively counter such threats, and as the iranian strike showed, israel's iron dome was no match for that task either. the results of the attack are still being analyzed. iran claims defeat all targets. israel, in turn, talks about minimal damage. at the end of the work week , satellite images appeared on the internet. they show traces of missile impacts, but there are also nuances. the published images only show a small area in the southeast of the base. however , no satellite operator is currently providing a complete picture. in general, it is difficult to assess the real damage. users also noticed that after the iranian attack, certain areas of israel on commercial satellit

the severe yacht club, again appeared near a gas pipeline. our analysis shows that once again, it was crossing back and forth over it. this time it is the euro pipe, which runs from norway to northern germany and supplies millions of households with gas. the super y'all, cove continues its mission, making surveillance courses, spying on the sea bed, completely unhindered. the good, i wish i could have done more to save. you just click away, find the best document on you to really see the world as he's never seen it before. the drive now to dw talking entry. get ready for an exciting, auburn toyota look surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of the gentleman who to you. have you have a one to talk to me before you go to the spas? i'm the, i'm expected size, the size the we in georgia ahead of parliamentary elections that in a bit to understand. why is this vote seen us so crucial for the country's future? if we continue our way likely, we're the become part of russia, 90 members upside generation, say the current government

initial threats to exposure to natural gas. first is going to be that we're going to get headaches for start to feel nauseous. that's just our exposure to the gas instead of and oxygen. >>in the second, of course, is what we've always seen. if you remember back to san bruno, there can be an explosion if there's an ignition source fires lighter electrical source in the area. >>pg e says incidents like this highlight the importance of calling 8, 1, 1, before digging underground that way the utility company can mark gas lines pg. e says there's no estimated time for service to be renewed but they will be on scene wednesday continuing to work on this gas line. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >>well, governor gavin newsom is mexico congratulating the country's new president, but the governor and the first partner it ends at the inauguration for president. claudia sheinbaum, who's now mexico's first female and also jewish president newsom has long called for california and mexico to work closely on matters

our gas. my question is the cost for maintaining that fuel stored? who's going to pay for that? is it going to be us, the consumer? governor newsom is expected to speak at 2:00 this afternoon. we expect the assembly will take up the issue later today. if they say yes, the governor says he'll sign it into law. all right, chris, thank you. let's take a live look out in san jose for you this midday. looking not too bad out there. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect weather wise out there, so certainly fall like temperatures. yeah, and the clouds are sticking around, so that's keeping those temperatures down. and it's going to be nice. we can not even see the golden gate bridge right now. it's all covered in fog. and we're seeing the low clouds there as well. and that's eventually going to lift a little bit over the next couple of hours. but look at where we are right now. we're at 57 degrees in san francisco. while it's 66 in san jose and 72 in brentwood and fairfield. an

the severe yacht club again appeared near a gas pipeline. our analysis shows that once again, it was crossing back and forth over it. this time, it is the euro pipe, which runs from norway to northern germany and supplies millions of households with gas. the super eoc holes continues its mission, making surveillance courses, spying on the sea bed completely unhindered the keys celebrated like a superhero. despite devastating economic crises and famines, nicholas my doodle, venezuela's president, minnesota in as well as the total model. madero, the indestructible in 15 minutes on the w. i t is 2nd, make a difference. visionaries with a project get involved to create a future day experiences. eco mdx and 19 minutes and we are all set and we're watching closely in to bring use a story behind the news. we roll about unbiased information all 3 months. the this is dw news line from berlin. the white house makes another push for a ceasefire in the mid east before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony, blinking begins his

does anything to lower the price of gas. reality here is that there's been promises made here. >> that are not going to be and mark, my words, you come back show this clip in 3, 4, 5, 6 months, gas prices are going to be not down. mark my words. it all comes after a weekslong special session specifically taking up the governor's legislation during that time, chevron sent this letter to legislative leaders urging them to reject newsom's plan, arguing it could create new for chevron's california operations ultimately hurting the company's 4,000 plus employees statewide and eventually the average consumer. but then there was this letter from arizona democratic governor katie hobbs and nevada republican governor joe lombardo. they expressed concerns newsom's plan will increase gas prices in their states. still newsom told me he's confident his plan will benefit californians. can you guarantee that this will lower their gas prices? we now have the ability to address those price spikes. overstate. i want over promise, but we now h

. 40% of gas reserves.o it is material. mind you _ reserves. so it is material. mind you we have seen these spikes— mind you we have seen these spikes whenever something happened in the middle east and what i _ happened in the middle east and what i called geopolitical premiums were fickle because as soon _ premiums were fickle because as soon as_ premiums were fickle because as soon as things come down any perceptions or algorithms, trading _ perceptions or algorithms, trading oil kept it low again. talk— trading oil kept it low again. talk to— trading oil kept it low again. talk to me about the infrastructure because it's one thing the production but it's the other getting that oil out of the that is needed and we know... once again concerns about production getting through that narrow gap. it’s through that narrow gap. it's really important but let us look — really important but let us look at _ really important but let us look at it that way. iran has probably— look at it that way. iran has probably no

concerning a gas pipeline to goes electrical here. the ball to connect or was built in estonia in 2018. it was intended to make a sonia independent of russian gas for the but then last fall came this announcement that caused a year after the nord stream pipeline bombings. finland confirmed this week that it is investigating a rupture and a sub c gas pipeline. that stretches all the way to estonia. on the morning of october, 8th 2023. it became clear that parts of the pipeline were completely destroyed. the finish all sorties launched an investigation. as a book connecting us to frank boston on hong kong, the focus of the preliminary investigation was on the phone call and registered vessel a new new polar bear. what am i misspoke and it's minute. we have also investigated a significantly large area of the survey, and by the end of this i can find a fairly large object close to the damage site to the color, then it is all on it. and then if i'm anyway being a toy, missed the navy pulled the object out early this morning to the us. yeah

buddy, 87% of gas stations in the tampa area are currently out of gas, and most people get their gasm these gas stations. the president says they are distributing 2 million gallons, the state is distributing 1 million gallons a distribution centers like this one, it is still quite difficult for most people to get gas. if you gas stations that are open also have long lines, so that's what it's like here for the people in order, alex. >> wow. 87% of gas stations out of gas in the tampa area. that is a stat. thank you, appreciate that. >>> whether job is harder than ever right now. you are going to hear from them in a live report from the middle east, next. ddle east, n. g starting within 5 minutes. it also reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swellin

she's trying to take away gas stoves and heaters. she's valid repeatedly that we will band fracking. we will always been frank and she just set it to that. so they have a clip from like, 2 years ago. she said, no, no, i'm in favor of tracking like, last week. oh no, no, i'm ever. then there's a plane flips. we will always been fratkin. there will never be fratkin. the people of pennsylvania are smart, they're not gonna fall forward. she will destroy if you don't have frack and you don't have as you don't have a common, well, there was a time when harris did say she wanted a band fracking that was in the run up to the 2020 election. since then, she's reversed her position to be in favor of fracking, and in that respect, she and trump are on the same page or not in small part due to the rise of fracking, the u. s. has become the world's largest producer of oil and natural gas and production levels of rows especially sharply under the biden administration. that's true for both fossil fuels. and the u. s. is also the world's largest expo

. >>> and plus as california slowly makes the switch from gas to electric appliances, some people are getting sticker shocked. >> to replace it with just another gas one was between like $3,000 to $5,000. >> the program helping to make homes more climate friendly at no cost. >>> a beloved east bay record store could soon be sold to the highest bidder. the push to preserve music and film history. >>> good evening. we're back in our virtual courtroom as the trial of the man accused of killing tech executive, bob lee, was back in action for its third week today. after some scheduled time off, it was a full day as jurors and lee's family saw his deadly stabbing for the first time on surveillance video. nima momeni is charged with killing the cash app founder with a kitchen knife. last week, momeni's sister, khazar, took center stage as a key witness in the prosecution's case. khazar momeni testifying in the days leading up to the stabbing. the prosecution trying to prove that an overprotective nima momeni killed lee after an argument over his sister. while the defense tried to show their

gas consumption in buildings. >> 15,000ft■!or larger, starts say the measure doesn't give them time to electrify, berkelet pr the organizers of the measure say there needs to be urgency in imposing the tax on natural heao insurance costs. >> the damages from this pollution are happening today. we don'tens that areright now. s are just paying their fair share. >> but she can't afford it. >> the measure simply says, if you uy now, if we go to shop for restaurant aly gas. we are still waiting induse equipment, so we would be forced to pay the tax. >> she says she'd have to pass the price of the tax on to her precarious restaurant consequences for ou hospitals, for the ymca, for local businesses. it's an extremely expensive tax no times prepare and transition already tried to ban new natural gas infrastructure, but an appeals court ruled in januaryan city businesses off of natural gas. i'm leslie >> wow you like your weather. lovely. you're in business jt so pretty. official sunset time. 621 we're moving that camera to the pier. he

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and when you do find gas, there are long lines as people are waiting to get gas and again, truckers still trying to get into the state for your gas, but there is definitely a shortage. so that's one thing that people are running into is where do you find gas once you leave tampa, you're headed north of the cities along the interstate or running on the gas to yeah, you know, i've got relatives in florida in north carolina. i know that the southeast is it still not been able to clear debris from hurricane helene? now we're talking about milton. why are we seeing such strong hurricanes in such quick succession a well, this time of year, usually into september the gulf of mexico and comments. ology wise is where we see the formation of her, kansas austin air in the atlantic is, you know, we have leslie this form, but with this pharmacology, usually in september, but the water temperature is happen warmer this year. so we're seeing the activity continuing into october when you have those warm waters in the gulf of mexico. that is what helped to fuel that quick growth of the store. and we saw j

if we replace natural gas in western europe with american versus russian natural gas, we would save the world about 200 million tons of carbon emissions every year. the problem is my opponent has opposed american energy at every turn. she brought the most damaging bill in congress's history to our energy sector and that resulted in 90% decrease in new wells being permitted in the three years after that bill passed, and it has caused the economic sector millions to billions of dollars. i know how to fix it. take the handcuffs off of american energy. >> you with a sponsor of a bill that created new regulations for oil and gas. would you vote for a similar bill at the federal level? >> that bill did exactly what my opponent is talking about. balance the needs of local minutes apology so they can make their own decisions about whether to continuing fostering oil and gas production and how to balance that with the health and safety of their communities. deciding whether it should be within 500 feet of a hospital, or a school, or not. that is what senate bill 181 did. deep oil and gas industr

gas. regulating gas prices. the key vote. state leaders are set to make later today amid the lowering price at your pump. plus, world championship pumpkin weigh-off returns to half moon bay. take a look at those giants. that's a live look and we are live ahead of this year's 51st annual competition. this is today in the bay. i'm surprised those trucks aren't moving like this down the freeway. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. once you get too caught up on what's happening with that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring that. and, kari, you say we need to pay attention every day. this week because things are changing. things are changing temperature wise, not so much. we're starting out cool. we're going to have comfortable days, and it's going to be breezy at times. and then looking at a wide range in temperatures tomorrow we'll start to see clouds rolling in out ahead of a cold front that will be coming in on wed

water got into the engine through a hole in the gas pipe.s can become a serious problem for the occupiers, they say, because the engine for such a vessel is very expensive. in addition, the minesweeper has recently been overhauled. obukhov is the second ship of the baltic fleet of the russian federation damaged by the ukrainian special services in recent years. six months spresso tv channels and vesna charitable fund. fundraising for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault brigades of the 110th and 47th brigades of the forces of ukraine. defenders in the donetsk direction, they hold back the enemy every day, defend our freedom, our future. the brigades urgently need drones and modern means of countering enemy drones. our goal is 3.5 almost 2.5 million people, so join what you see now, 3.5 million people in have the status of internally displaced persons, mostly this mothers with children, it is very difficult for them to adapt in a new place, who will help families get used to the new reali

the gas sector is very small. densely populated territory along its length. 41 km, 10 km wide, and according to some estimates, two-thirds of the buildings there may be damaged, namely the gas station in ruins, at the same time there have been large camps for displaced people since the beginning of this escalation of the conflict in the gas sector , the bbc correspondent ruzhdia abualuf worked there, he left there , but follows what is happening. people say that during the last two days it felt as if the war had begun . a new order to evacuate was issued to residents of a large area in the north of the gaza strip, namely bein hoon, beyklahia and javalia. at the same time, warning signals sounded for the residents of the eastern part of khan yunis, because it seems that on the anniversary of october 7, hamas launched rockets at israel, and israel responded by striking the places of hamas notes. i myself was forced to evacuate several times, three or four times to be exact. so saw this whole process. you have only 1