you got a lovely beard. _ hackney hipster beard.beard, henry, we love yours. thank ou. ., , . . thank you. you could be a prince. we are out of time, _ thank you. you could be a prince. we are out of time, thank _ thank you. you could be a prince. we are out of time, thank you _ thank you. you could be a prince. we are out of time, thank you both so i are out of time, thank you both so much for being on our panel. you've been watching the context on bbc news, thanks for watching. the hello there, i'm olly foster with the latest sports news. rangers will be playing in the europa league this season after losing in the third round of champions league qualifying. they lost 2—0 to dynamo kyiv in glasgow, 3—1 on aggregate, the match turning on a second half red card — asjim lumsden reports. elevated to the national stadium while repairs continue at ibrox, rangers look to build on the draw from the away leg. they beat motherwell in the first game at their temporary home on saturday, but made a hesitant start against the ukrainian club. aft

no one was hit, but after the fact, hackney allegedly said he missed.re investigating what prompted the gunfire. hackney was arraigned tuesday, did not enter a plea and was released under his own recognizance. >> peace officers are supposed to prevent domestic violence, not carry it out. >> san jose officer anthony perez is accused of sexually assaulting a minor younger than 14 years old. investigators say the alleged crimes happened between 2014 and 2015. at least three years before perez was started. his career with the sfpd. >> this is well before he became a police officer, so it wouldn't have been known, to any of the individuals doing like a background check or anything on him in the process of becoming a peace officer. >> san benito county d-a joel buckingham says the victim, referred to as jane doe, came forward earlier this year with accusations he says the state's traditional three year statute of limitations for felony cases is expanded in this type of case. perez pled not guilty at his july 17th arraignment. in separate statements, acting sa

as for hackney. he's due back in court in south county.r the sixth, outside san jose police headquarters. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. >> a new poll out of california voters coming up. what a majority of people in both parties agree on. plus progress in san francisco. the data shining a light on the city's homeless crisis. also, some disappointment tonight for bay area lawmakers. >> the affordable housing bond that has now been pulled off of the november ballot. and the giants playoff hopes slipping away. the most recent loss, a blowout. we'll h e that gathered at manny's in san francisco tonight to talk about the democratic presidential nominee. the group included longtime political supporters of the vice president that has talked about her rise from a prosecutor to district attorney, and then reflected on their first impressions of harris congressional candidate lateefah simon said she was in her 20s when she first spoke with kamala harris, who asked for her help to advocate for victims of sex trafficking. >> so happy that in this pres

as for hackney, he is due back in court here in morgan hill on november the 6th.re live in morgan hill this evening. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. mike, back up to you in oakland. >> all right, jesse, thank you for that. convicted killer scott peterson and his wife laci are the subject of two new documentary series, a true crime series titled american murder. laci peterson features interviews with laci's mother and peterson's former mistress, amber frey. that show debuted on netflix today. another three part series, titled face to face with scott peterson, will begin streaming on august 20th. in it, peterson admits to cheating on his wife. peterson is in the middle of a bid to get a new trial through lawyers with the innocence project. >> charges have been filed against the man accused of killing his girlfriend, who was nine months pregnant at the time. 33 year old andrew coleman allegedly killed 37 year old kristen castle at her duplex in san mateo earlier this month. he was the father of her unborn child, who also died in the attack. coleman is due back in cou

hackney was arraigned on several charges yesterday. he was released under unspecified conditions. he faces jail time if convicted. here's some good news. we could finally be turning the corner on inflation. a major market indicator has hit its lowest level since the pandemic. new data shows the consumer price index cooled to 2.9% last month, down 3% from june. that's the first time that index has dipped below 3% since march of 2021. a key factor in that drop is the tiny growth rate of grocery prices since june. economists say it is a sign inflation is finally letting up, and it could put more pressure on the federal reserve to cut interest rates as soon as next month. it was all green across the board in wall street. the dow jones jumped over 240 points. tech heavy nasdaq and s&p 500 also saw gains by the closing bell. the markets are feeling more optimistic that a federal rate cut is looking more likely, as inflation eases. and it's not just good news on the inflation front. plenty of people are jumping to refinance their homes as interest rates slip. applications to refinance ho

system major political campaigns in our country, no matter how they are held, constantly voices hackneyed cliches in relation to the alleged purges of civil society, torture , persecution of opponents, without presenting any evidence, and also surprisingly repeats, in fact, word for word, the old song of opposition and extremist persons. en masse, calling people who broke the law, political prisoners. another interesting case, criticism. from human rights watch for these words of the president: i call this coronavirus nothing other than psychosis and i will never give it up, because together with you i have already experienced many psychoses, and we know, to what this led to, i am absolutely convinced that this is another such psychosis, which will be to someone's advantage, and to someone's advantage in time, but we live in a specific situation and naturally must proceed from the situation that ... is developing not only in our country, but outside our country. why am i acting this way? because i am absolutely convinced that we can suffer more from panic than from the virus itself. throu

diane i abbott, labour mp for hackney continue to live in fear.or your time. as you heard, hundreds of people were involved in the anti—immigration violence in rotherham yesterday. 0ur correspondent, jessica lange, has been telling us about the clean—up operation going on there. after all the violence and destruction, —— destruction, today's the day for the clean—up. you can probably see behind me they are boarding up the windows. that is because along the ground floor of this hotel loads of the windows have been broken in the unrest yesterday. there are —— for about 700 people here. it started off fairly peacefully with a protest, then it started to get a lot more violent when some anti—immigration protesters turned up. that's because this holiday inn express was housing asylum seekers and they were coming here to protest against that. you can see this is just some of the glass. the clean—up operation has started, probably in the next hour, and they have done incredible work so far. all of these three windows were broken last night by all the vio

clair county says 31 year-old timothy hackney of morgan hill was arraigned on the number of felony and misdemeanor charges. he's accused of shooting his work gun in his home as well as false imprisonment and a series of assaults on his now pregnant girlfriend. county officials say if convicted hackney faces incarceration, he is currently on administrative leave. there's been a big decrease in overdose deaths in san francisco, a but the city's health experts say that. >> there could be even more or rather fewer. >> overdoses if they had access to methadone, the drug helps ease addicks off opioids. but state law has strong limitations on it. and kron four's. rob nesbitt has that story. imagine if a patient with heart disease had to be physically present at a special cardiac treatment center in order to get their medications. well, that's what it's like for someone struggling with addiction, trying to get methadone. >> the landscape of overdoses in san francisco has approved according to the san francisco department of public health. >> director doctor grant colfax says more than 70 peopl

hackney was arraigned on several charges yesterday. he was released under unspecified conditions. he faces jail time if convicted. governor gavin newsom announcing new efforts to help those trying to make it in the bay. his office is dedicating $131 million for new funding for housing statewide. here in the bay area, some of that money will go towards funding projects in richmond, san francisco, sebastopol and san mateo. this is all part of his project homekey initiative, which seeks to build housing for those in need. well, some good news for you. inflation continues to slow 2.9% year over year. scott mcgrew says that's closer to the fed's target for inflation. yeah that's right. the fed wants 2% inflation. so we're way down from the 9% just a short time ago. we're getting this under control. prices up 2/10 of a percent month over month. if you could take rent out of those numbers there would be practically no inflation. rents influence. and it's weighted in the measurements because we all got to live somewhere accounts for about 90% of the inflation. speaking of money, the saint

hackney was arraigned yesterday on felony domestic violence charges. he's on administrative leave from his job, and another officer may soon be barred from serving in california law enforcement altogether. anthony peraza's police credentials were suspended after he was charged with child sex crimes. perez was charged this summer with the sexual assault of a minor in san benito county, a decade ago. authorities say the victim only reported it to police earlier this year. the alleged assault happened at least three years before perez joined the san jose police academy. >> encouraging news today from san francisco public health officials on the fight to reduce opioid overdoses. the city says accidental drug overdoses are down 50% when compared month to month. with last year, there were 79 reported deaths in july of 2023, just 39 last month. sf public health officials say increasing access to medications that counteract overdoses like methadone is critical to further reducing drug deaths. they're calling for a change in state laws that would allow easier a

this is so tired, so hackneyed.e've known now for 50 years, ever since richard nixon made the mistake that price controls never work and when the price controls come off, prices come shooting up anyway because of demand. we know this. how tired and hackneyed is that kind of approach? >> larry i can remember back in the 1970s when i was a young guy, city governments put caps on rent. absolutely, almost destroyed the inner cities in terms of apartments because nobody built apartments. if you can't rent them for what you need to get your money back out of them, if you're the developer, there is no reason to build. that is exactly what is going to happen here. i'm anxious to hear her economic speech because it has been a disaster for the last 3 1/2 years. it will continue to be that. it will be all socialism, giveaway, make the american people send in tax money like in july, american tax people sent 330 billion but he spent 545 billion. we can't continue to do this, larry. we are dead broke. larry: by the way, president

a man was arrested for attempted murder in hackney in july was also spotted at the carnival.ime a wanted man for attempted murder. he was picked up after a successful stop at the carnival. we've learned as well. in the last half an hour there's been another stabbing at the carnival and on top of those two firearms that have been seized so far today, 41 weapons, other than firearms have been seized. so we're assuming that means knives and other weapons on top of two firearms. that's 43 weapons seized in total. firearms. that's 43 weapons seized in total . and the arrest seized in total. and the arrest figure, the arrest tally is now 145 arrests as of 7 pm. monday. so that's like 40 minutes ago, 145 arrests, bringing the total so far over the two days to 249 arrests. and that includes 16 assaults on emergency workers , assaults on emergency workers, 40 possessions of an offensive weapon, four sexual offences and a whole raft of other charges. let's get some reaction now from my panel. trevor kavanagh. eye opening and astonishing and very, very concerning figures there. >> yes,

no matter how they go, it constantly voices hackneyed cliches regarding the alleged purge of civil societyd persecution of opponents without presenting any evidence. also surprisingly repeats almost verbatim the old song of opposition and extremist persons, en masse, calling people who broke the law, political prisoners. another interesting case, criticism. from human rights watch for these words of the president. i call this coronavirus nothing other than psychosis and i will never give it up, because together with you i have already experienced many psychoses, and we know what this led to. i am absolutely convinced that this is another psychosis of the same kind, which will be beneficial to some and harmful to others. but we live in a specific situation and, naturally, we must proceed from the situation that is developing not only in our country, but also outside our country. why am i acting this way? because i am absolutely convinced that we can suffer more from panic than from the virus itself. throughout the pandemic, president lukashenko has ignored the seriousness of covid-19. the a

brian hackney spoke to the team about their discovery. >> reporter: in the summer , mt.is buzzing. buzzing with bee species found only on the mountain. >> what genus eight zoe belongs to or species. you can see these tiny hooks on the top of the hind leg. they hook the hind wing to the for wink. that is a fun future. the number of cells, sometimes even the veins of the sales. >> reporter: that is how they tell these bees from these bees. >> these other pieces we look out. are they cool? >> reporter: and then there is this one. >> a charismatic bee. we know relatively little about. >> reporter: that is because the leaf cutter be was last seen in 1980, and never seen again until -- >> i was the one who found it. >> reporter: she went bee hunting this spring. i saw it flying by quickly. no way it has to be a different one. it could not be the bee. i swung my net and got it and took about and while it was sleeping i snapped some photos. and i started going, my, gosh. i think we found this bee. it was excellent news. >> reporter: she is part of the conservancy group . >> exci

the future has arrived - a hackneyed phrase: but what can i say when you see such facades, who would have thought that this is a house on baumanskaya under renovation or here? you look and think, what is this futuristic some kind of business center or a new residential complex, but no, in fact this is the infectious clinical hospital number one, which recently appeared on volokolamsk highway. your humble servant in the old building of this hospital several years ago. moscow 20:30, it takes place more than thirty sites. it is important for us that all city residents and guests, including the city, could see how our city is developing, what its plans are for 2030, and actually become part of this development, among other things. you can, without traveling around the world, find everything you want in moscow, well, in terms of visual impressions. what will be... city landscapes, if the trend does not change, then moscow will have fewer industrial zones, more modern housing and public buildings. scientifically, this is called revitalization of territories, when new life is breathed into

hackney is accused of throwing her into a bedroom and covering her mouth so she couldn't scream for help. >> domestic violence is a scourge, particularly when the perpetrator carries a badge. >> in a separate case, san jose police officer anthony perez is accused of sexually assaulting a child under the age of 14. the alleged victim came forward earlier this year, but says the crimes occurred between 2014 and 2015. >> this is well before he became a police officer, so it wouldn't have been known, to any of the individuals doing like a background check or anything on him in the process of becoming a police officer. >> san jose's acting police chief issued this response. if the allegations are determined to be true, the department will act swiftly and they will never wear a san jose badge again. >> new details from east oakland about a deadly shooting that killed a mother of eight last week. 33 year old maria ramos, who was visiting from southern california, was shot and killed on hilton street. according to the chronicle, ramos was confronting a drug dealer who was selling drugs to her 16

brian hackney shows us when the best time is to watch. >> garcia, owner -- >> i named it after my wife some stones in here. >> quite the collection. >> this right here is a fossil. it's a sea clam, shells. this is florite. >> did you know anything about rocks before the shop? >> nothing. >> he has owned the shop for three years. >> beautiful. i love the color. >> all of these are rocks that formed in the earth. >> this is my personal one. highlight from mexico. >> there are also rocks that fell from the sky. >> this is a meteorite from argentina. >> survives its plunge from space to earth, sometimes with a bang. most of the time, they just burn up in the sky. meteors, and they make for a great light show. like this weekend's perseid meteor shower. >> they are one of the best showers in the year, that the earth runs into. >> astronomer explains what the earth is running into over the weekend is debris left behind by a comet. debris no bigger than grains of sand slamming into earth at 130,000 miles an hour. >> as they do that, they heat up the air and the air glows. and what we see is a

san jose police officer has been charged with felony domestic violence. 31 year-old timothy hackney of morgan hill. >> was arraigned yesterday on a number of felony and misdemeanor charges. he's accused of shooting hisaduty weapon in his home as well as false imprisonment and a series of assaults on his now pregnant girlfriend, if convicted hackney could spend prison time could face prison. time is currently on administrative leave. >> the pacific, a man accused of recording himself stabbing a woman to death and then live streaming it on facebook was committed to a mental hospital yesterday. this comes after a judge ruled that he was not mentally competent to stand trial for murder. 40 year-old mark steven metric. half was arrested in july of last year after one of his facebook friends reported the live stream video to authorities metric half confessed to the murder in court. and later said that the confession was generated by a i he is set to receive mental health treatment in a state facility for a maximum period of 2 years and all criminal proceedings have now been suspended. >> oak

. >> the 31 year-old timothy hackney of morgan hill was arraigned yesterday on a number of felony and misdemeanor charges. hackney is accused of shooting his work weapon inside of this home, false imprisonment and a series of assaults on is now pregnant girlfriend. county officials say if convicted, happy faces prison time. he's currently on administrative leave. a pacific. a man accused of recording himself stabbing a woman to death and live streaming it on facebook has now been committed to a mental hospital. and this is coming after a judge ruled he was not mentally competent to stand trial for murder. 4 year-old mark steven much off was arrested in july of last year after one of his facebook friends reported that live stream to authorities. he did confess to the and in court later said that that confession was generated by ai. he is set to receive mental health treatment at a state facility for a maximum of 2 years. oakland city officials are apologizing after requesting money from the widow of fallen officer twan delay before his death. 120 oakland city employees, including the o

, by the way, the fifth country in the world by population, more than 200. subtle, no matter how hackneyed this phrase is, i would like to ask you the first question, ilya ivanovich, after all, pakistan is a delicate matter, i am more than sure that yes, it seems to me that there is no state on the globe that would not be a delicate matter, uh, all people are different, mentalities are different, religions are different, interests are different, of course, pakistan is a delicate matter, and as you rightly noted, it is a very, very interesting country, very. zamat, you came to belarus in 1995, as far as i know, it was a difficult time, it was also a very. that's why i decided to study here in belarus and stay here for many years, i knew that in belarus in the near future there would be an economy and belarus would develop, that's why i stayed, i started a family here, my children were born and i have been living in belarus with my compatriots for almost 30 years now. it's called bcp, that's our village in that belarusian and pakistani businessmen attract and offer them belarusian goods to p

russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. food, build roads, a hackneyed phrase attributed to eastern sages has become a real postulate, although of course not a public one, of the capital's builders, the scope and scale of how moscow's infrastructure is being developed is simply amazing, and for those who is building something new in the city, it is important not only to keep up with the growth of the metropolis, but also to predict how moscow is growing and developing, and this, of course, is happening. according to the results of 7 months of the year, the construction sector of moscow has managed to maintain the high pace it has gained. thus, almost 5.5 million square meters of real estate have been commissioned, and new infrastructure facilities are being built. deputy mayor for urban development policy and construction vladimir efimov talks about the potential and course of today. more than half of the volume investments that have to be implemented are invested in the city in fixed assets - these are the investments that are invested. directly or indi

. >> i'm brian hackney. we'll begin in oakland where another big business is getting out of the crime ridden corridor. >> today was the last day of operation for the hilton hotel. it's next to the oakland airport. the hotel will officially close on wednesday. it is the latest major blow to the corridor. da lin talks to long-time workers who got their final paycheck today. >> 40 years, man. >> reporter: the final checkout on sunday led to the final embrace for many hilton workers. better known as gigi to his coworker spent 35 years at this hilton working as a bellman. >> and our hearts are broken right now where we are all heartbroken. i spent more time here than my house. the emotion is very high. >> reporter: sunday is the last day for many workers who say it is more than a job and all 152 workers. >> and yesterday we would have a reunion here, the old-timers where we were crying, you know, hugging. we wish everybody good luck. >> most of the employees would work long time here and we have a lot on the plac

hackney was arraigned yesterday on felony domestic violence charges. he is now on administrative leave. another police officer's license has been suspended as he faces child sex charges. anthony perez was just charged this summer with a sexual assault of a minor in san benito county, a decade ago. authorities say the victim only reported it to police earlier this year. the alleged assault happened at least three years before perez joined the san jose police academy. all right. >> now for a historic settlement in a story that we followed very closely, richmond's plan to put a tax targeting chevron on the november ballot will now be pulled. under this agreement, chevron will pay out a total of $550 million to the city over the course of ten years. that is, instead of the dollar per barrel tax on each barrel produced at that refinery. during a special city council meeting today, richmond's mayor said the agreement reflects the strength of the community. >> what's happened here, has demonstrated to the community, to the nation, to the world that when we as

santa clara county says that 31 year-old timothy hackney hack hackney of morgan hill was arraigned tuesday for felony and misdemeanor charges. he's accused of shooting his gun in his home false imprisonment and a series of assaults on his now pregnant girlfriend. if convicted. he faces prison time. he's currently on administrative leave. >> san jose state is getting new student housing thanks to old hotel. explain bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in million

brian hackney has your complete guide to the perseid meteor shower. >>> here's a live look at san jose on this saturday morning. it will be a great day in the bay. when we come back, paul heggen will get you up to speed for what is supposed to be a cooler weekend across the bay area. stay with us. teens have drama. one more minute! braces add more drama. ahh! how does anyone do this?! invisalign is better oral hygiene, and no drama. ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! ga, the advanced form of dry age-related macular degeneration, can irreversibly damage your vision. it can progress faster than you think. when ga threatens your eyes, take a stand. slow ga with syfovre. syfovre is an eye injection that was proven to slow damaging lesion growth over 2 years with increasing effect over time. it's the only fda-approved treatment to slow ga in as few as 6 doses per year. don't take syfovre if you have an infection, or active swelling in or around your eye that may include pain and redness. syfovre can cause serious side effects, such as eye infec

hackney was arraigned on felony domestic violence charges.job. another officer may soon be barred from serving in california law enforcement. anthony perez's police credentials were suspended after he was charged with child sex crimes. perez was just charged this summer with sexual assault of a minor in san benito county authorities say the victim only reported it to police earlier this year, although it happened a decade ago. the alleged assault happened at least three years before perez joined the san jose police academy. >> the city of oakland is apologizing to the widow of a police officer killed in the line of duty, after they asked her for money. the city sent officer tuan lee's widow an invoice in may, asking her to return $461. it was money that was overpaid, delayed during a ransomware attack last year. oakland's police union claims the city even threatened to take the money from the pension. the widow started receiving after his murder. the 36 year old was shot and killed in december while trying to stop a robbery. >> realistically,

brian hackney has details on the best time to watch it all. >> reporter: meet saul garcia, owner of ->> elana's rock shop. when i bought it, i named it after my life. this is a fossil, sea clams, shells. this is florrite. >> reporter: did you know about rocks before you bought the shop? >> nothing. this is rose quartz, caramel calcite. highlight opal from mexico. >> reporter: but there are also rocks that fell from the sky. >> this is meteorite from argentina. >> reporter: a meteorite survives its plunge from space to earth, sometimes with a bang, but most of the time they just burn up in the sky. meteors make for a great light show like this weekend's perseid meteor shower. >> the perseids are one of the best showers always in the year of various meteor showers that the earth runs into. >> reporter: astronomer scott hildreth explains that what the earth is running into over the weekend is debris left behind by a comet, debris no bigger than grains of sand slamming into earth at 130,000 miles an hour. >> as they do, that they heat up the air and the air glows and what we see is a stre

minnesota the home state of governor timothy hackney and california, governor gavin newsom finishing the roll call this evening. also happening this evening as we enter day two of the dnc. former president barack obama will take the stage. the man who made history. for many women here they too want to make history once again. many democrats, the election is about breaking the glass ceiling for women and women of color for kamala harris so close to the white house. i had a chance to speak to barbara lee who talked about seeing someone from her hometown breakthrough especially after the moment last night when joe biden officially passed the torch to kamala harris. >> that is just so exciting to the daughter of oakland and berkeley and the bay area of california. it was very moving, it was powerful. but i think you saw in the audience that there was a deep sense of gratitude. and so i always believed that sooner or later, first of all we would have a woman of color, specifically a black woman and someone from california because that's where i got my start. >> and they would look to fire

hackney was arraigned yesterday on felony domestic violence charges. he's on administrative leave from his job and another officer may soon be barred altogether from serving in california law enforcement. anthony peraza's police credentials were suspended after he was charged with child sex crimes. perez was just charged this summer with the sexual assault of a minor in san benito county a decade ago. authorities say the victim only reported it to police. earlier this year, the alleged assault happened at least three years before perez joined the san jose police academy. >> encouraging news today from san francisco's public health officials on opioid overdoses. the city says accidental drug overdoses this past july are half of what they were in july of 2023. the numbers show pretty steady improvement since january. there were 71 overdose deaths that month. july had 39. the fewest in san francisco for any month this year. sf public health officials say increasing access to medications that counteract overdoses like methadone is critical to further reduc

system, major political campaigns in our country, no matter how they are held, constantly voices hackneyedg the alleged purge of civil society, torture and persecution of opponents, without presenting any evidence, and also surprisingly repeats, in fact, word for word, the old song, opposition and extremist persons, en masse, calling people who violated the law, political prisoners. another interesting case, criticism from human rights watch for these words of the president. why am i acting like this? because i am absolutely convinced that we can suffer more from panic than from the virus itself. throughout the pandemic, president lukashenko has ignored the seriousness of covid-19. the authorities have not introduced any localization measures, despite the high level of transmission of the infection among the population. the authorities of minsk and a number of other cities have required wearing masks in public places. the authorities have tried to silence medical workers who talk about the dangers of the pandemic. of course, human rights activists made such statements out of habit in absen

summer, and it's not that zenit spartak is a poster that always attracts, after all, as they say, a hackneyedression derby of two capitals, it 's not just about this, in the form in which the teams approached ... spartak is also holding on in the group of leaders, the muscovite is in fourth place in in the last six matches, dain stankovic's team, taking into account the matches and the championship cup, won five victories with a total difference in the score of 15:1, so today the two best attacks of our beginning of the russian football season meet, he fit very well into the lineup with... and pedro wendel is generally the best assistant of the russian championship, so sergei semak outdid everyone, both are on the field today, so we'll see how this misinformation, which was, will affect today's match, i repeat, so far 0:0 ends the first time, yuri, yes, alexander, thank you, the central match of the sixth round of the rplit spartak, my colleague alexander abramov said, well then our firm will continue the vesti program, the duty part. monthly cashback bonuses sber, thank you , sale, where did

brian hackney shows us when is the best time to watch. >> reporter: meet saul garcia. >> when i boughtamed it after my wife. >> reporter: inside. >> i do have some stones in here. this is a fossil. it's sea clams, a shell. and this is fluoride. >> reporter: did you know about rocks before you bought the show? >> no. >> this is great outside. >> reporter: all of these are rocks that formed on earth. >> highlight over from mexico. >> a meteorite survives its plunge from space to earth, sometimes with a bang. most of them just burn up with a sky. meteors, and they make for a great light show like this weekend's perseid meteor shower. >> the per seeds are one of the best showers always in the years for meteor showers. >> the astronomer explains what the earth is running into over the weekend. his debris left behind by a comet. debris no bigger than grains of sand slamming into the earth of 130,000 miles an hour. if they do that, they heat up the air and the air glows. what we see is a sheet of ice. the best thing to do is look after midnight when the moon would have set and the sky is as d

if you want prosperity, build roads. a hackneyed phrase attributed to eastern sages has become a realpostulate, although of course not a public one, of the capital's builders, the scope and scale of how moscow's infrastructure is being developed. is simply amazing, and for those who are building something new in the city, it is important not only to keep up with the growth of the metropolis, but also to predict how moscow grows and develops, and this, of course, is happening. according to the results of 7 months of the year , the construction sector of moscow manages to maintain the high pace it has gained, so almost 5.5 million square meters of real estate have been commissioned, new infrastructure facilities are being built. vice-mayor. from at least 3-4 rubles. the volume and investments that the city itself invests in construction are, of course, unprecedented. in moscow is undergoing a large-scale program to modernize the railway infrastructure of the central transport hub. this is a huge project, part of which is the reconstruction of the kursk railway station, a large-scale con

access to this historic structure has been closed off more than two decades, but as brian hackney shows it's now in the process of getting a much needed makeover. >> reporter: this is the lighthouse at pigeon point, a ray of hope dating back to when ulysses s. grant was president, but because of weather and fog, the lighthouse, tallest on the west coast, was actually falling apart, chunks of ironwork, bunches of bricks, a bit of a wake-up call. >> it would have been even more if it landed on your head. >> reporter: julie barrow heads up special project at the lighthouse. >> the damage that occurred, this lower black ring was made of iron. the ironwork rusted and corroded and eventually broke apart. >> reporter: the landmark 20 miles south of half moon bay is all wrapped up in scaffolding and mesh because -- >> we started a two-year full restoration project top to bottom inside and out. they're going to touch everything. is j.p. in here? >> reporter: j.p. is james pelletier. his crew has to scale the ten-story building. >> try not to think about it, keep focused on work. >> you're buildi

brian hackney gives us a look. >> they're much finer. this should be ideal for analysis. >> reporter: if we ever make it to mars, it probably won't look like this. it will probably look more like this, an underground custom made by mars cave. >> yeah. why not build it underground where the temperature is more controlled, where there's some protection? >> reporter: professor mark kakoski runs stanford's biomimetics lab. >> we're in chemical engineering and here we go. we have abigail working on a robotic tadpole. >> reporter: students here develop tiny robots. >> we have a couple students working on whiskers and dan working on reach bot. >> reporter: a little robot about the size of a volleyball that may someday climb into and check out martian caves for possible human habitation. >> if you want to go inside a cave, the first thing is how do you even get around? the be objective is to have something go into space that almost nothing else can do. how about a small robot, but with really long arms, 30 feet long? it can just reach out and gr

brian hackney spoke to the team about their exciting discovery. >> reporter: in the summer mount tam is buzzing with bee species found only on the mountain, but telling one from another, that's a job for sarah guerrera. >> you can see these little tiny hooks on the top of the hind wing. those little hooks actually hook the hind wing to the forewing. the number of cells, sometimes even the veins of the cells. >> reporter: that's how they tell these bees from these bees. >> these are all the little pieces we look at. aren't they cool, though? >> reporter: and then this one. >> a very charismatic bee we know very little about. >> reporter: that's because the leaf cutter bee was last seen in 1980 and never seen again until -- >> well, i was the one who found it. >> reporter: sarah went bee hunting this spring. >> and i saw this thing fly by really quickly and i was like no way. that has to be a different bee. it couldn't be the bee. i swung my net and nabbed the bee. i took it out and while it's kind of sleeping i snapped some photos of it and i start going oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh and t

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. a bittersweet day for baseball fans in the bay area. the a's hosted the giants at the coliseum as they faced off in the bay bridge series for the last time. the a's are moving to sacramento for a couple of seasons before heading to las vegas. at least that's the plan. well, it was a celebration for the final series, it was also an emotional one for the long-standing rivalry. our da lin has the sights and sounds of the final bay bridge series. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a jubilant party atmosphere as thousands of a's' and giants' fans tailgate in the oakland coliseum parking lot. >> there's a super sense of sadness because we know they're leaving, but today is a day of celebration. right? so today can't be the day where we mourn. >> reporter: lifelong a's fan miguel rodriguez invited about 40 family members and friends, giants' and a's' fans, to the final bay bridge series tailgating party on sunday. >> doing the wave, we're celebrating and making noise and also taking my son at the end of the game tradition to get a ball signed by whatever player

the future has arrived, a hackneyed phrase, but what can i say when you see facades like these, who would this is a house on balmanskaya under renovation or you look and think, what is this futuristic, some kind of business center or a new residential complex, but no, in fact it is... infectious clinical hospital number one, which recently appeared on volokolamsk highway, your humble servant was lying in the old building of this hospital several years ago, he looked like this so, the new building looks like this, the contrast is obvious, we are at the festival territory of the future moscow 20:30, it is held at more than thirty sites. it is important for us that all city residents and guests, including the city, can see how our city is developing, what its plans are for 2030 and... on the ramp, which depicts the key objects that will be built by 2030, we fly up, right into the key, iconic object of our sports... at the festival sky of russia, which ends today in the ryazan region, there was colorful show, glow of balloons, despite the prolonged rains of recent days, the weather allowed to

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santa clara county officials say 31 year-old timothy hackney of morgan hill was arraigned this week on a number of felony and misdemeanor charges. he's accused of shooting his work gun in his home, false imprisonment and a series of assaults on his now pregnant girlfriend. officials say if convicted he faces prison time. he's currently on administrative leave. >> 38 people have been temporarily displaced from an apartment after a fire this morning. firefighters responded to that fire at 5.30, this morning on 9th and madison street in oakland. fire crews were able to prevent damage to 26 units. but for suffered from smoke and fire damage. the cause of the fire is under investigation. more than 4,000 illegal products or cease from 3 pleasanton smoke shops. this. >> a month, according to police, a inspectors targeted smoke shop suspected of selling to minors. the seas merchandise, which is valued at more than 130,000 bucks included flavored tobacco mushrooms and a legal marijuana products you'd flavored tobacco mushrooms. and illegal marijuana products. shops were issued citations. >> rea

coast access to the historic structure has been closed off for more than two decades, but as brian hackney shows us, it's now in the process of getting a much needed makeover >>>this is the lighthouse at pigeon point, a ray of hope dating back to when ulysses s grant was president but strafed by weather scoured by fog. the lighthouse tallest on the west coast, was falling apart. i mean, actually falling apart. chunks of iron work, bunches of bricks were a bit of a wake up call it's a very much a bit of a wake up call. it would have been even more if it had landed on your head julie barrow heads up special projects at the lighthouse. the damage that occurred was this lower black ring is made of iron. the iron work rusted and corroded and eventually broke apart the landmark, 20 miles south of half moon bay, is now all wrapped up in scaffolding and mesh because we've started a two year full restoration project top to bottom, inside and out, they're going to touch everything in jp in here, jp, jp jp is james pelletier. his crew has to scale the ten story building. just trying to think about it

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i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. >>> after more than four decades in business, a staple of sanncisco's parkside neighborhood went up in smoke today. >> this was the scene neighbors woke up to this morning, fire trucks battling the fire. not much could be saved, but it could rise from the ashes. >> reporter: the owner of great wall hardware, albert chou, tells me there's more than 22,000 items inside his store either damaged or destroyed. damage assessments are still ongoing, but great wall hardware is hoping to stay where it's been for the past 41 years. >> i love my town. i love my district. i love my hardware store. >> reporter: those are things albert chou is certain about as he faces many unknowns. it's unclear how a fire started this morning around 4:00 a.m. that destroyed the lifelong san franciscan's family business. chou said he found out when he got a security alarm alert from firefighters going into his building to fight the flames. >> gosh darn it, it's the first time i wished i had a burglary instead. >> reporter: great wall hardware used to be owned by chou's paren

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. a bittersweet day for baseball fans in the bay area.n the bay bridge series for the last time. the a's are moving to sacramento for a couple of seasons before heading to las vegas. at least that's the plan. well, it was a celebration for the final series, it was also an emotional one for the long-standing rivalry. our da lin has the sights and sounds of the final bay bridge series. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a jubilant party atmosphere as thousands of a's' and giants' fans tailgate in the oakland coliseum parking lot. >> there's a super sense of sadness because we know they're leaving, but today is a day

live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. vice president kamala harris is on her way back to washington, d.c. after a very lucrative fundraiser here in san francisco. in just about 17 hours, she managed to raise an estimated $12 million at her fundraising event at the fairmont hotel. attended by several billio

quote, between those who brought him sound analysis and those, real or imagined, who brought hem hackneyedomides. he would say things like go bomb the drugs in mexico or why don't we take out the whole north korean army during one of their parades. if trump wins re-election, will he be able to recruit high-quality advisors who can actually help him make sound decisions? >> margaret, i think so, especially in confirmed positions. if it's a trump administration. >> congress would stop him from putting someone who isn't quality? is that what you're saying >> i think so. there are people willing to serve who can help do what we tried to do in that first year. the narrative around that first year was all about chaos, but we got a lot done. in fact, the story is largely about overcoming that kind of infighting, that war with ourselves, to produce policy outcomes that advanced america's interests. one of those was a dramatic reversal of the obama administration iran policy, which, sadly, the biden administration has put back into place. >> well, iran continued with its nuclear development after t

live from the cbs studios on this sunday night i'm brian hackney, i'm andrea nakano. playing the final bay bridge series. 32,000 plus in the house and we picked the game up in the top of the 4th. no score, mark, popped up, infielders could not see it. he makes a running catch, then gets tyler fritzgerald at first for the deep. they are scoreless in the 6th inning. squaring up on the pitch. drives the ball out to the right. a two-out single. scores for the game's first run. the a's lead did not last long. leading off the seventh with a 448 foot blast. that is the only run he gave up in 7 innings of work. that run ties the game. oakland loaded the basis in the bottom of the inning but snell got placks shoeman for the 10th strikeout of the day. and then battled back and got cameron to ground out from the inning. snell, dealing again. showing a bit of emotion there as he steps off of the mound. it went to extras. ripped a 2shot to center and gave san francisco a 3-run lead and next batter, smashing the 13th homer of the year. the giants up 4-1. bottom 10th. a's down, load

el agente timothy hackney está acusado por disparar su arma dentro de su casa por detención ilegal yenores en un juzgado de morgan hill. el juez lo puso en libertad bajo fianza bajo ciertas condiciones. y de ser declarado culpable, podría enfrentar la cárcel. y este mes, el condado santa clara informó la primera muerte por el virus del nilo occidental. la víctima era un adulto con el sistema inmunológico comprometido. según las autoridades del condado. una segunda persona se está recuperando en casa, pero ninguno de los casos está relacionado. y el condado no está seguro exactamente de cómo fue que se infectaron, ni el que en dónde fue. equipos ya han estado fumigando en áreas donde se han encontrado zancudos infectados. el robo a negocios en california impacta todos los días a comerciantes desde dueños de pequeños negocios locales hasta trabajadores de grandes cadenas. libertad pedraza habló con víctimas y nos explica qué precisamente qué están haciendo legisladores para mitigar esta ola de violencia contra comercios? cámaras de vigilancia grabaron el momento en que al menos un indi