dortmund club announced that grassi has an injury that needs further investigation.s player was supposed to join the bees from stuttgart. mohammad mesher, head of the news agency. female pedal denmark won the 11th stage of the tour de france. the eleventh stage was held at a distance of 2,111 kilometers, at the end of which yunas wing guard from damad. they were placed second and third in the overall indycar auto racing standings after nine of the 17 stages ahead of spain's fazal alex havelo. iran's youth team tomorrow in the final football match less than 20 years. asi central kafa will face the host team of kyrgyzstan. the new season of the futsal premier league will be held tomorrow with seven matches, and in the most important match of the first week, mashhad's farshars will host geti fesand isfahan, the champion of the previous season. police press club in the first hearing of alireza's complaint against his goalkeeper iranvand due to the unilateral termination of his contract. the bill requested to receive compensation worth 19 billion and 875 million tomans, i

announcement of raphael grassi's readiness to meet with mr. the director general of the international atomic energy agency in a message congratulating mr. bizikian on his election victory he expressed his readiness to meet the president-elect. in his message, mr. grassi pointed out the long-standing cooperation between iran and the iaea and emphasized that with the cooperation of the two sides , progress can be made in the issue of iran's nuclear technology. the message of the director general of the international atomic energy agency to the president-elect is being published while the countries that are parties to the iran nuclear deal known as the jcpoa have committed the highest breach of their obligations against this agreement. the three claimant european countries, germany, england and france, recently made a statement against iran in the council of governors. issued, which was accompanied by a negative reaction from tehran. in the first four months of this year, 59 thousand billion tomans have been allocated to complete construction pro

from palinia joining bayern munich until grassi failed the medical tests in the summer transfer packageworld football, joao palinia joined bayern munich, palinia hafek, 29, and the portuguese and former fulham joined the bavarians with a 4-year contract worth 50 million euros plus variables. real madrid defender rafa marin joined napoli in italy with a 5-year contract worth 12 million euros. of course, rial bandakhrid has this spanish player at his disposal. rafa played on loan in alaves last season. oscar, the brother of manchester united striker rasmus hoylund, joined eittracht frankfurt from copenhagen with a 5-year contract. the head of the french football federation announced didi deschamps. sirograsi was rejected in dortmund's medical tests. dortmund club announced that grassi is injured there is an observation that needs further investigation. this player was supposed to join the bees from stuttgart. mohammad meshak, sed and cima news agency. god bless you . regarding the issue of discovering the hijab, he said, "i will go and talk to reza shah and force him to listen." with this

the big story this wildfire season in california so far has been these high winds and extremely dry grassy conditions that have just made it really difficult for crews to battle these fires that we have seen so far. but on friday, in bay point, we did find several neighbors who were just thankful that crews responding quick enough. >> keeping flames sometimes 10 to 20 feet away from their homes. >> a fire going you can see it from the band wrote a 450 plus acre fire ripping through the foothills between concord and bay point. the first thing i thought was going to get my son because it looked like it was really close by where my son school is located. >> amid several evacuation warnings and even one evacuation neighbors here had no choice but to watch as cal fire, local fire crews did their best tackling the flames from the ground and spraying retardants over homes, cars and streets. >> boy, i was in my backyard for arianna torres. this fire came way too close for comfort in. this is where i live. >> so that will take off. >> if the firefighters did it. not they want >> less than 20 feet i

the seminole calls this land the grassy water and the seminole who knows the everglades of florida as no white man can has named them. well. this is a sea of sawgrass. a dark primeval place who's restless, whispering waters, shadowy and often ominous life. the sluggish, then blooded alike. the lethal cotton moccasin, the vigilant louisiana heron. there is splendor and graceful flamingo. this is a land of cypress swamps which gleam like the refracted image of a lost world. here, in the glittering light of the swamp, all living creatures must be wary for the faintest of sounds may be an overture to death. nowhere else in the world is there anything like this near abandon of wild life. nowhere else is the awe inspiring spectacle of survival in nature. so dramatic, mistreated here. millions would die. this cormorant and a multitude of other species build nests, lay eggs, live and die. here, the brilliantly colored colors make coyote the deadliest creature in north. its bite will kill a man in 7 minutes. the human intruder is dazzled by the color he finds in the everglades. his eye is arre

the big story this wildfire season in california so far has been these high winds and extremely dry grassy conditions that have just made it really difficult for crews to battle these fires that we have seen so far. but on friday, in bay point, we did find several neighbors who were just thankful that crews responded quick enough keeping flames, sometimes 10 to 20 feet away from their homes. >>fire going on. you can see it from the main road 450 plus acre fire ripping through the foothills between concord and bay point. the first thing i thought going to get my son because it looked like it was really close by where my son school is located. >>amid several evacuation warnings and even one evacuation order, neighbors here had no choice but to watch as cal fire, local fire crews did their best tackling the flames from the ground and the arab spring retardants over homes, cars and streets. for ariana torres. this fire came way too close for comfort in. this is where i live. >>so that will take off if the firefighters did it. >>a stop at >>less than 20 feet is what stood between the fire and h

there is a grassy mix, corn will be added soon, which means there will be milk.olume of white rivers , the stoltstovsky district has the fifth place in the minsk region. the new dairy farm on the agronemonsky farm also promises significant bonuses. we now milk on average 7,500, here we plan on milking 9.00 per cow and above, there is a dairy herd capacity of 1080, we have already prepared a lot of price , we plan for... by the end of the year , other dairy complexes will be opened in the stolptsovsky district, two for 800 and one for 600 cows, construction is underway. elena vitko, alexey kondratenko and ilya puchko, news central region. there is a premiere on the tourist map of the minsk region, a new platform for zootherapy and communication with animals. guests of the petting park are allowed to pet and feed pets, of course, only for the good. this in the spacious apartments are home to dwarf goats, welsh corgi dogs, small rodents and more exotic animals. inhabitants of the highlands alpacas, eight plush newcomers are exploring the green plains in their new ho

the big story this wildfire season in california so far has been these high winds and extremely dry grassy conditions that have just made it really difficult for crews to battle these fires that we have seen so far. but on friday, in bay point, we did find several neighbors who were just thankful that crews responded quick enough keeping flames, sometimes 10 to 20 feet away from their homes. >> a fire going you can see it from the main road of 450 plus acre fire ripping through the foothills between concord. >> and bay point, the first thing i thought was going to get my son because it looked like it was really close by where my son school is located. >> amid several evacuation warnings and even one evacuation order, neighbors here had no choice but to watch as cal fire, local fire crews did their best tackling the flames from the ground and the arab spring retardants over homes, cars and streets. >> but point i was in my backyard for arianna torres, this fire came way too close for comfort in. this is where i live. >> so that will take off. >> if the firefighters did it. they want to find

dortmund club announced that grassi has an injury that needs further investigation. this player was supposed to join zambor from stuttgart. mohammad meshak of sada and follows news agency is going to compete in the asian championship . the children are now in a situation that i feel in terms of. mentally , they are going through very good conditions. we have come to the 11th camp to know the result. the cultural works of iran's youth, who are carrying last year's championship with them , are looking to keep this title in the old continent. but hadifa should never be underestimated , we will go with all our strength and everything we have, very good opponents between kyrgyz and uzbek qaza. jovan is going to this tournament for the second time . last year, i won the circuit. this year, god willing , some of them have their first asian experience. all countries are good in asia, but uzbek, kyrgyz, gazag, the children's bodies are all ready and we have no injuries. god willing, we will go for the champion. ready. they want to raise the iranian flag again in asia and seek

grassi expressed his readiness to meet with the president-elect of iran. the friday march of anger and disgust at the crimes of the zionist regime will be held in three provinces today, according to the islamic propaganda coordination council. the people of ardabil, north khorasan and golestan provinces will declare their support for the oppressed people of palestine by organizing a rally and a march, while declaring their disgust for the crimes of the zionist regime and america's support for this regime, after the friday prayer. the national conference of the officials of asr's quranic cultural societies in holy mashhad. this conference aims to organize quranic programs for the second half of the year and explain the ways to build quranic capacity in arbaeen until tomorrow in holy mashhad. the occasions of nazar arbaeen and the holy month of ramadan can become an opportunity to motivate people to promote home meetings of the qur'an. we are near kerman province we identified 1,900 quran reading sessions with 15,000 members. we are doing the work we are doi

the fire mainly affected grassy crops. the damage is now being calculated.al fire near koktybel in crimea began on the afternoon of july 15. on the eve of july, the open fire was extinguished; according to the ministry of internal affairs, police officers identified the culprit. the fire started due to improper handling of the grinder; the dry grass caught fire from sparks. in crimea today there are limits on electricity consumption; a schedule of temporary planned outages was published the day before. due to abnormally hot weather consumption has increased significantly, equipment is fast. out of order, residents of the region were urged to turn off unnecessary electrical appliances. in simferopol, for the second day in a row, the record for maximum air temperature was broken, the day before it was above 38°, in some areas of the peninsula it was almost 40, above 35 in the krasnodar territory in slavyansk in kuban , a substation caught fire due to the heat, part of the city was left without power. restoration work is already underway. now a short advertisem

khadim jafari of radio and television news agency announced that raphael grassi is ready to meet with mr. mezdeshian, director general of the international atomic energy agency, in a message, while congratulating mr. mezdeshian on his election victory, to meet with president c. in his message , he pointed out the long-standing cooperation between iran and the iaea. cooperation between the two sides can be done progress was made in iran's nuclear technology issue . the message of the director general of the international atomic energy agency to the president-elect is published while the countries that are parties to the iran nuclear deal are showing the highest level of non-compliance with their commitments. they had this agreement. three claimant european countries, including germany, england and france, recently issued a statement against iran in the council of governors, which was accompanied by tehran's negative reaction. the elected president published a message on the internet and wrote: a criminal cannot be purified by standing ovation. mr. medjikian's reference to the actions o

grassi emphasized iran's long-standing cooperation with the agency : with the cooperation of the two sides, progress can be made in the issue of iran's nuclear technology. the president of the united states in a meeting with the prime minister of the regime zionist once again emphasized washington's strong commitment to israel. benjamin netanyahu also expressed full support of america in this meeting. the prime minister of the zionist regime also met with kamla harris, the vice president of the united states and the candidate for the presidential election of this country. after meeting with netanyahu, harris said: i have an unshakable commitment to israel's existence and security, and i assure netanyahu of my support for israel. particle for direct object. called a terrorist. at the same time meetings white house spokesman john kirby said: "the time has come to stop the war in gaza." the president-elect posted a message on cyberspace and wrote: "a criminal cannot be purified by standing ovation." mr. mezikian is referring to the action of the us congress representatives in cheering b

grassi pointed to the long-standing cooperation between iran and the iaea and emphasized that with then of both sides, progress can be achieved in the issue of iran's nuclear technology. the leader

in a very dangerous spot to right in between numerous homes currently moving through some very dry grassy fields out this was all set up by that very hot july that we just had that really dried out. all those fuels, all those grasses here around the bay area, much of the state. that's why we're talking about fires now. now just to the east of this area, right off of a road near on nichols road as well. you can see all the homes begin to show up. and there you go. you get to shore acres. you get to a port chicago highway, all the homes are located toward the east and that's why they got the evacuation orders up. these fires can move very, very quickly, right through some of these grasses. and this is the direction is being pushed along right now. right? this area. if you're getting some of those evacuation orders, make sure that you get out as soon as possible. make sure you get to some of the some of the young, make sure you check on them. make sure those people are out in time as well. but numerous fires continue to burn around the bay area. the one the altamont started last night. that

grassi, referring to the long-standing cooperation between iran and the agency, emphasized that cooperation between the two sides is possible it was possible to achieve progress in the issue of iran's nuclear technology. general manager's message. the international atomic energy agency addressed the president-elect while the countries that are parties to the iran nuclear agreement have been in the highest breach of their obligations against the agreement. the three claimant european countries, germany, england and france , recently issued a statement against iran in the governing council , which was accompanied by tehran's negative reaction. the quorum of demand for electricity consumption was broken for the sixth time. the ceo of tavanir announced this news and said that the demand for electricity consumption in the last 24 hours was 79,000 mw arrived. while the highest demand in the summer of last year in august was 73 thousand megawatts. these days, people are also proposing shutdowns in different sectors as a solution to manage electricity consumption. these days, when the weather is ve

sometimes we get some of those stronger winds and that's when you start a fire, especially some of those grassy areas that can spread quickly overnight tonight to watch the humidity. boy, it gets very damp out there again tonight. we have some drizzle along the coastline last night. we might see some drizzle least patchy drizzle on the coastline early tomorrow morning. but look at that all the way up to 96% in concord. 96% fairfield, 97% of santa rosa. so even the interior valleys, seeing that humidity on the rise. but look what happens by tomorrow afternoon. high pressure starts to move office and we start talking about 17% as you head toward livermore. 22 1% of the conquer and 20% you out, though. so it starts get pretty dry late in the day as some dry desert air going to start work its way back in the bay area. all right. speaking of seabreeze this, what we're seeing right now, pretty healthy sea breeze out there around the bay area all around. you're seeing some of the winds kicking up outside. more of that on the fire weather forecast doesn't look too bad. in fact, the models you can see j

police say the fire started last tuesday in a grassy field near stoney point and sebastopol roads. flames grew and we're close to several businesses and an apartment complex, but crews were able to put it out before anything was damaged, according to police surveillance video from a business showed a group of people setting off fireworks in a parking lot. they say it help them pinpoint the man who started the fire and then arrested. >>eay a dozen years in oakland when day the acclaimed spanish restaurant is closing its doors. chef paul kalas making the announcement this morning on social media. he wrote in part, quote, there are far too many people to individually. thank here, but suffice. it's to say do when day was a really rad space. when they opened in 2013, it was described as a modern in casual dining experience with the cutting edge cocktail bar inviting spanish based wine program. chef kamala's cape. no reason for the closure in his post. >> all right. let's take a peek outside here. talk weather on this wednesday. a live look at sfo. is here to inform us some weather chang

and that's through a very grassy area. so in that location there, there's plenty of dry grass for that fire to run. that makes it a very, very dangerous time to get a fire started. of course, not a good time any time, but especially in the afternoon. now just to the east of that, we've got numerous homes that are located in that direction. so that fire is going to race toward that direction, unfortunately, being carried by the wind. so it is moving in this direction, though. so that's why the current evacuation orders have been given to keep people safe from that fire. you can see all those locations there to the east and all the homes are located in that direction as well. so dangerous fire conditions there right now overnight tonight. i think this state is pretty breezy throughout the night. but overall, yeah, not only they're having to deal with the fires. we've got some other ones. this one, the altamont pass. the flynn fire continue to burn there as well. those onshore breezes are also howling in that direction. and o

mountains, the santa cruz mountains, and in through the east bay hills, especially in any of those grassy areas. now, as you seek relief from the heat and you head to the coast, there's also a coastal flood advisory in effect through tomorrow morning because of high astronomical tides. what that means is we could see minor coastal flooding, mainly around the local trails and parking areas near the water. now, the heat risk index into friday remains pretty much major to extreme. look at this 107 for vacaville, napa 100 san jose will remain in that moderate to major at 92 los gatos 101 morgan hill 105. and then we do catch those 70 still remaining in san francisco. and half moon bay. now let's take a closer look at your saturday forecast as you look ahead towards the weekend. still, in that triple digit mark. and we could even see some 110 112 marks up through areas in the north bay. so definitely keep this in mind as you take a look at this ten day outlook. and you're wondering why are we still in that heat warning through next wednesday, even though you might be feeling some relief? well,

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still a fair bit of rain coming through grassy, making his way by the north. the israel's war on god's that'd be coming in forever. across the united states, why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style track down wide is by to insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza. the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line, the bold and i'm told stories from age and the pacific on out just sierra, the georgia on does it a reminder about all the stories this results in the 2nd round of funds is parliamentary elections. so the left jolla lines has taken the highest number of seats, but the lines doesn't have an absolute majority involved the far right. national valley is fairly in 3rd place. hundreds of palestinian families have been seen leaving the eastern districts of gaza searching for the urgent evacuation orders from the is really managing, fighting and shelling in a near gaza city as intensified in the past week. thousands of protesters in israel have probably didn't. tennessee for the 2nd consecutive day, the urging

south, westwood say grassy freighting, some plus 3 showers in across a good pop up. tasmania shows a little more widespread as we go on in some monday, some wet weather, some when the weather ends. in fact, some winter weather i have of the high ground, you can see how that just extends its way. and of course, a good positive victoria at that time even stop in the areas of new south wales. by this stage, we are looking at some cattle drain holes and making his way into new zealand, cooler west, the weather there for a time process. guys come back into choose type of thing. very disturb across the southeast of us over the next day or so. right and stuff to cause central pos of china more big down post the fronting consensus around the house of china, pushing across the fall south of the korean peninsula west to where the coming into southern western positive japan as we go through the next couple of days more rain checking in behind and even up to was an the, the unique perspectives. one picture is not going to tell the entire 8 months of the genocide. however, it is bringing attentio

and the wind will be at about 15 to 30mph, which will increase the fire danger for especially those grassy areas. the relative humidity is as of right now, not too bad with the 50% that we're seeing that moisture still in the air. but as we go into the day tomorrow, the humidity levels will be dropping in some spots down to the single digits, which could cause fires to spread quickly. as of now, we're looking at temperatures in the 80s, but we are already at 94. in vacaville, and there we could see temperatures over 110 degrees. let's go out to nbc bay area's bob redell, who joins us live from livermore. bob, that's one of the places under not only the excessive heat warning, but also a red flag warning due to low humidity, the gusty winds increasing that fire danger. and we expect community pools like this one here in livermore to be very popular this week as moms and dads bring their kids to cool off during this heat wave, the message from doctors, of course, wear your sunscreen is stay hydrated. the message from cal fire pack your go bag and please be careful you don't accidentally star

still a fair bit of rain coming through grassy, making his way by the north. the . this is the 1st one they saw that we see in real time, it's the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame at the 2 sides of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias who understand what they are looking to see out and raise. the listening post covers how the news is covered, the the, [000:00:00;00] the book about to watch. you'll just bear with me. so robin, reminder of all adult story exit polls from the 2nd round of francis parliamentary elections show. the last week alliance is leading with the highest number of seats, but the left block is set to hold short of an absolute majority. meanwhile, the far right natural valley installed and show to expectations trailing inside its place. the attention tends to how to fold. i'm flexible governments, the pm has typed data is resignation. on monday of the country could be left with a

if the winds were blower utility pole with in humidity and the widespread dry grassy areas we have right now, it could make for a recipe for disaster pg and e has notify 16,000 customers across the state via text email and automated phone calls in the bay area. nearly 500 customers in alameda county and contra costa county were warned about the possible shutdowns pg and e trying to be proactive. but the weather can always change if it does. in fact happen, though it would take place around 11:00am saturday, but customers are expected to have their power back on in the evening. one affected area could be near the altamont pass with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. back in the forecast. one local ace hardware store in livermore is warning customers. it might be smart stock up in some hot weather essentials offering some tips. >> its been this hot before but never been this hot for so many. he's in a row, obviously stay hydrated. but personal cooling. we have handheld misters. obviously, andrew fans air-conditioners. i'm just stay cool. stay out of the direct heat. >> employees te

season in california has been these really harsh know if you could hear that combined with really dry grassy conditions that have just made many of these wildfires we've seen so far really difficult to deal with. but today here in bay point, we did find several neighbors who were just thankful that fire crews were able to respond to bear fires so close to their homes in some cases, just 10 to 20 feet away from the property. >> fire going you can see it from the main road. 200 plus acre fire ripping through the foothills between concord and bay point. the first thing i thought was going to get my son because it looked like it was really close. by the way, my son school is located amid several evacuation warnings and even one evacuation neighbors here had no choice but to watch as cal fire, local fire crews did their best. >> tackling the flames from the ground and spraying retardants over homes, cars and streets. >> boy, i was in my backyard for ariana torres. this fire came way too close for comfort in. this is where i live. >> so that will take off. >> if the firefighters did it. a stop at

a vast menagerie roams the grassy enclosures on the high plains of eastern colorado.wn tales of woe, as it were. tigers kept in garages as pets, lions saved from a zoo in war-torn ukraine, bears abused at a korean medical facility. now 64, craig got the idea for the place as a teenager in the 1970s, when a friend, who worked at a zoo, gave him a tour behind the scenes. >> there were all these animals, lions and tigers, that were in small cages. he said, these will be euthanized. and i thought, wow, this is crazy. you know, these are healthy. they're not old. they're not sick. >> reporter: craig decided right then and there to open his own sanctuary on his parents' small colorado farm. with few regulations to guide him, he built the animal enclosures himself and scoured biology books for pointers. >> did you have any experience with lions and tigers? >> no, no. none. >> a degree in zoology? >> no. i was just starting college back then. it was going to be a business degree. >> reporter: and he quickly learned that lions and tigers are no house cats. >> in the early year

what was interesting as it was a large grassy area with few trees in the immediate outside the perimeter. there were a variety of vantage points from buildings aside the perimeter for which you could see trump, you could see the central rally venue. at the press briefing, officials gave that evening at the butler township police department, they had told us the building from which the suspect, the shooter where his body was found was outside the immediate security area. it was not to our knowledge, screened. >> did you realize where the shots were coming from when the shots rang out? we have heard from some witnesses who believe they saw the shooter at some point. what about when you are experiencing it. did you see the shooter at any point? >> no, i did not see the shooter at all. it was apparently from west of the venue. most people i talked to identified that the shots came from left or stage right. some people thought it had come from the left-hand bleachers. the shooter was apparently, it seemed, farther away. yeah, i had not seen the shooter. >> when did you know it will save that

so any of those fires starting special, those grassy areas, they can scoot along quickly. and that's what we're seeing as you make your way in toward bay point. so a very latest out the door here. some of the numbers in and around that fire at this point so far, some of those gusts of 20 miles an hour. plus in and around that fire. and of course, in those grasses that can move that fire very, very quickly there. but we're seeing breezy conditions really all around the bay area. graham mentioned the fire in seminole. and so you're seeing some of that across parts of bay area. the winds continuing to blow all around them are seeing some of those winds in general about 14 to about 20 plus miles per hour. and so that's enough to really get things going around the bay area fire should start in those spots. so overall, though, yeah, this fire of the north, a part of the state is just a terrible fire. continuing the burned there you see all the smoke plumes coming up and just the different parts really start to catch a starting out kind of quiet in the morning. you can see right

body cam footage here shows the officers escorting the ducks across the road and to the grassy area nearby ducks later decided to try to cross the highway again. okay, now animal control was called to relocate the birds to a safer area. >> thank you. because where are they trying to? where are they trying to get. >> where are they trying to go? what does she know about what's over there? >> she said, not here. gotta go back. >> she. she really wants to go over there and i don't know. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> they really should have called child protective services. >> honestly. >> no, i don't know if she's a fit. i don't know if she's a fit parent. >> she's trying to take care of her children. >> they're going to get run over. you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app that's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. you might want to call cps on a duck. >> no, i'm not going to allow this. more than 164,000 acres. it is 3% contained, and one per

became a vital component for my challenging days during the see current family center friends in our grassy area, i light up as el a founder of the family center, once said. the family center may be small now, but it is a mighty power for good in the world, fbeyond its walls. special acknowledgment jeanette corey for your steadft center and cultivating a legion, curious learners. galinsky, a member of the school for children's class gave a lovely, heartfelt intro of ellen, his grandma he affectionately calls at yesterday's upper school assembly while his mom laura student family's center looked with admiration. to. hi. hello. hello. ial thank to marcella hon. and chrti velopment and alumni relations for your partnership in well as shari sharon and her team and assembly. before we move on i wantacknowledge two powerhouse sources the bank street family whss away this year. denise, a beloved family center pathologist and school for children, students. and her daughter is here with us this and robbie harris, a teacher known for authoring classic c sexuality. like, it's so amazing. eggs, birth b

on the day of the assassination, the grassy knoll plaza became an instant memorial site. the city was overwhelmed with mourners coming to try to understand what had happened. our story has been a very long journey, one of great struggle, and endurance over the decades. the assassination took place in 1963. the six world music mix of it didn't open until 1989, and in 1993, the dealey plaza area was designated as a national historic landmark district designation. the museum opened after at least a decade of struggles, trying to figure out what to do with that building. dallas county saved the building and turned it into dallas county administered offices through the first and fifth floors. the sift of the sixth floor was left vacant, and wonderful lady , becoming a fairy godmother -- adames -- the chairwoman of the dallas county historical commission, and she, along with civic leaders, lobbied -- throughout salas what does dallas -- to explain to the world the events that led up to the assassination. we had to find a way to address all of the people that were at daley plaza

firefighters now saying that it burned about 500 acres of grassy hillside.were involved and no one was hurt, thankfully. so we are staying on top of that. breaking news. also breaking news in butte county, where the massive wildfire there is now at more than 164,000 acres, with virtually no containment. that means growing on all sides. it is still not clear how many homes have been destroyed, though we've seen some of them in the video. it started a little more than 37 hours ago in the outskirts of chico. authorities do say they have a man under arrest who they believe started the fire when he pushed a burning car down a ravine. it is still not clear what charges he may face. meteorologist kari hall, of course, been tracking the conditions for us and what firefighters can expect now. the area has been dry and just warm for so long, and it's just fueling that fire. i think the prolonged heat waves that we've had has dried out the vegetation even more. and so if you have someone pushing a burning car or even just a regular car fire, you know those things can s

the fire broke out on tuesday in a grassy field near pot sebastopol roads it's resulted in several businessespartment complex. people get out of there so they could put this fire out. they did. and then a surveillance video from nearby businesses showed a group of people setting off fireworks in a parking lot. that is how police pinpointed the man who they arrested. >> a lot of will soon become a part of the east bay regional park system, park officials and others involved in the deal say this land will benefit the community, especially considering its past. >> from point a lot, he is not only a stunning, beautiful, important environmental place. it is also has a rich cultural history and that culture history includes sacred native american sites. it includes that chinese fishing village that used to be there. it line he even which was a major port export, rather exploiting wind on west coast. >> well, they say there will be several community meetings to decide how that site will be mapped out. >> says you can't get no satisfaction. the rolling stones and a lot of people got their fill of the

you're like, well, just gracefully take my time through this grassy field, get to my car. >> that's true on my way home, you will get home. >> you will get home. you'll get there. >> patience. this morning it is all about the cloud cover. it is quite cloudy and most of our cities. here's a live look at san jose, where we are reporting overcast skies. it will get a little breezy this afternoon as you find those winds pretty light through the next couple of hours. we'll have a bit of an onshore flow heading towards the evening. by 5 p.m. winds are generally between about 15 and 25mph, but a warming trend is getting underway. here we have clouds giving way to sunshine in the south bay. we'll go 84 in san jose, 90 in los gatos, 91. the high in gilroy along the peninsula, bright and warm in redwood city at 8176. in mountain view, we'll go from clouds to sunshine along the coast. it is very comfortable. half moon bay in pacifica in the mid 60s across the city today, a few degrees warmer. we'll find those clouds breaking closer to 11 a.m. for that sunshine. 69 downtown cooler and daly city at 6

was in a grassy field. right near stony point a passable roads.a marker there on the map to show you. flames grew and were apparently close to several businesses and apartment complex. all the firefighters were able to get that put out before any of those buildings were damaged, according to police surveillance video from a nearby business showed a group of people setting off fireworks in a parking lot. they say it helped them actually pinpoint the man who started the fire and allow them to arrest him. >> a is soon going to become a part of the east bay regional park system. the people involved in this deal say that the land is going to benefit the community, especially when considering its past. >> quite a lot. he is not only a stunning, beautiful, important environmental place. it is also has a rich cultural history and that culture history includes sacred native american sites. it includes that chinese fishing village that used to be there. it line he even which was a major port export, rather exploiting wind on west coast. there are going to b

you can see that firework landed in this grassy area, sparking a 3 acre fire. firefighters posted this video on x to show just how fast flames can spread. the department is reminding everybody that all fireworks are illegal in that city, including the ones labeled a safe and sane, just don't do any of that. >> 606, in the south bay, a deadly crash of a weekend in san jose where a car slammed into a home and ended by killing a pasadena. police say the driver was drunk at the time. neighbors say they're fed up with crashes like this happening in front of their homes. our jet moment has more. >> well, police say a woman was driving with a male passenger around 2 in the morning on saturday, june 29th. they were driving hit the median here hit these bushes, bandit hitting this fence right here and you can take a quick walk with me. you can see this plant got hit by the car as well. you can see there's also still a piece of that car flew off and then the tires screech along here, hit this back fence and ended up crashing and landing right side up on to this person's

the grassy field near stony point of asheville roads. flames grew and we're close to several businesses in an apartment complex. the crews, they were able to put it out for any damages, happened to the buildings, according to police surveillance video from a nearby business. so a group of people setting off fireworks in a parking lot. the state help them pinpoint the man who started the fire and arrest him. still ahead, the kron morning news. we take a look at an east bay beach. and how park officials working to improve it. and after the break, the warrior summer league team taking on the past in las vegas, former lacrosse star watching again and (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle®. (kaz) smooth. (vo) want faster, easier banking? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! i found it! i fo

the fire started tuesday in a grassy field near stoney point and sebastien full roads.and it grew and got pretty close to several businesses in an apartment complex. luckily, though, crews were able to get on a fast and put it out. nobody was hurt. and then surveillance video from nearby businesses showed a group of people setting off fireworks in a parking lot nearby. and that's what helped the police to pinpoint the man who they arrested. >> meals on wheels. walnut creek says it's looking for a way to help their seniors that they serve. now, the charity says some of their clients are missing their meals because they don't hear volunteers knocking at their door so they never answer it. so the group is asking specifically for this particular brand of wireless doorbell, which can be purchased through amazon. you see it there on your screen. donations can be sent directly to meals on wheels. the awful region. we've got more details and the address for shipping posted on our website at kron 4 dot com. if you'd like to help out. 4 a will soon become a part of the east bay r

and these very dry, grassy hillsides.so there are no structures involved. no people were hurt. and the wind and steep terrain. that just is what really made it challenging for firefighters. and again, this is another sign that something as small as a car fire can lead to a much bigger problem, like what you had behind me. but again, this fire is out. it is contained, cal fire and alameda county fire department were out here. it might have been another agency as well, but they know what they're doing. this is not they're unfortunately not their first time. they are having to deal with something like this, especially with the high heat we've had out here and those very dry conditions that still exist behind me reporting live here somewhere in the hills near the altamont pass by. i know i'm in alameda county, bob redell today in the bay. thank you, bob. and like you said, we know that it's dry out there. so we are staying on top of that. breaking news in butte county also massive wildfire that now is at 160,000 acres, virtua

the fire started on tuesday in a grassy field near stoney point in sebastopol roads and those flamesses apartment complex to be concerned. but luckily the firefighters got in there and they knocked out out that down and nobody was hurt. and then surveillance video from nearby businesses showed a group of people setting off fireworks in a parking lot nearby. police were able to use that to find the man who they think started it and they arrested him. >> jagger say the 10th anniversary for levi's. yeah, he a baby compared to and keith are 80 years old. they are. yeah. a lot of folks, though, came out to enjoy their performance on stage in kron four's. sara stinson was there. >> thousands of people stood in line to rock out with the rolling stones at levi's stadium. but the rocking and rolling started hours before the gates even opened. we're rolling stones. fans say this could be the last time the band goes on tour. so people traveled near and far to attend the hackney diamonds tour wednesday night. >> it's like this is a bucket list. thing. >> you know, it's like here they are. i live

well, it takes a very long time on the day of the assassination the grassy knoll de lily plaza became an instant site, so we were just city of dallas was overwhelmed with mourners coming to try and understand what had happened. our story has been a very long journey one of great struggle and endurance over the decades. obviously the assassination took place in 1963 the sixth rule museum exhibit didn't open until 1989 and in 1993, the daily plaza area was designated as a national historic landmark district designation. the museum opened after at least a decade of struggles trying to figure out what to do with that building. thank god dallas county save the building and turned it into dallas county administrative offices. through the first and fifth floors the sex laws left vacant and a wonderful lady who ended up becoming a very godmother linda lynn adams was the chair of the dallas county historical commission and she along with civic leaders. lobbied for throughout dallas to gain support to create an exhibit to explain to the world the events that led up to the assassination. we had

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