. >> anthony: this is the hill district, traditionally african-american.in half the income of their white neighbors. and african-american youth are six times as likely to be arrested, go through the system. from which many can never break free. when activist sala udin was growing up here, the neighborhood was thriving. the golden age harlem of pittsburgh. >> sala: they used to call this city 'hell with the lid off'. the mills ran 24 hours a day. i grew up in a time when most adult men in the neighborhood, in the morning, i saw them getting up and going to work. my dad for example, dropped out of school, but was still able to find work that paid enough to raise a family. my mother had 12 children. >> anthony: and your dad was able to raise 12 kids? >> sala: that's right. >> anthony: wow. that was a very different america. >> sala: that was a very different america. >> pedestrian: how you doing, sala? >> sala: good, good. this is where i lived, this is where i grew up. all of this area, this whole flat parking lot area that you see. this is where we lived. d

but it's not just at small schools. >> i think every district can do it. >> reporter: since 2019 forest hills school district in michigan has banned phones for its 9,000 students, even at lunch. rick kelbel is a high school social studies teacher. >> when no one has to worry about missing out what's going on on their cell phone because everyone's off of it, i think all schools need to have a guideline in place. >> reporter: guidelines that can provide more time for students' g oliver, cbs news, alth. williamstown, massachusetts. >>> speaking of screen time, a major university moves to restrict tiktok on campus. that is next. (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? aren't you jonathan from tv, that 995 plan? yes, from colonial penn. i love your lifetime rate lock. that's what sold me. she thinks you're jonathan, with the 995 plan. -are you? -yes, from colonial penn. we were concerned we couldn't get coverage, but it was easy with the 995 plan. -thank you. -you're welcome. i'm jonathan for colon

district can do it. >> since 2019 forest hills school district in michigan has banned schools for its 9,000 students, even at lunch. rick kelbel say high school social studies teacher. >> when no one has to worry about missing out what is on the cell phone because everyone is off of it, i think all schools need to have a guideline in place. >> guidelines that can provide more time for students social, and mental health. meg oliver, cbs news, williamstown, massachusetts. >> garrett: speakk of screen time, a major university moves to restrict tiktok on campus. that is next. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a hi

tomorrow, this rain continues to move north and it will deposit transient snow in the hills across the lake districtthe pennines and southern scotland. behind it, a mixture of sunshine and showers, windy conditions, and across the north of scotland, something brighter but still those wintry showers.— something brighter but still those wint showers. ., ~ , . the death of the queen created headlines around the world. months earlier, they had celebrated the platinum jubilee. earlier, they had celebrated the platinumjubilee. daniela relph reflects on the royal year. a year the world mourned queen elizabeth ii. # i am the resurrection. her funeral a show of pomp and precision like few had ever seen. # he that believeth in me. thousands joined the queue to see the queen lying in state. for the new king, his was a public grief. just three months earlier, the queen celebrated her platinum jubilee. with herfamily, the nation... oh, dear. and paddington. perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? i always keep one for emergencies. so do i. i keep mine in here. 0h! the last official duty of queen elizabeth i

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bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are local and living up the hill come and meet with each other just the way the united states been s

of the south bay organizers collected 286 weapons at that event in morgan hill that wasahosted by the santa clara county district attorney's office on saturday, along with the morgan hill and gilroy police departments. officials say they handed out just over $30,000 in exchange for the guns. members of the public, they were offered $100 for handguns, rifles and shotguns. $200 for ghost guns and assault weapons. now happening this week, the founder of cryptocurrency exchange ftx has agreed to testify before the senate banking committee ftx founder sandbank fried or sand and freed said on friday he would try to help lawmakers really understand what led to the crash. several members of congress had demanded his testimony. ftx marketed itself as a beginner friendly way to get involved in digital asset. it was one of the biggest crypto exchanges in the world until last month when face a sudden weight of customer withdrawals, it could not cover. there were billions of dollars in losses with investors filing lawsuits and ftx and sister hedge fund alameda filing for bankruptcy. well, 3 former wells fargo executives are

both of them are on russian hill and in the mission district oc do and sand hole one made their first appearances all for restaurants received one star awards as signifies a very good restaurant in its category only one california restaurant, newly garnered 3 stars. it's called addison. it's in san diego. a limited number of holiday presale. tickets for a bottle rock 2023 will be available this week. >> it is napa valley's premier music festival. tickets will be available starting it 10 thursday morning. that's when the napa resident presale begins. and if you have an american express card, you do have early access. now through friday, three-day passes are priced from $379 all the way to $5500 for a platinum pass. the festival is happening memorial day weekend. may 26 through the 28th. the show lineup has not yet been announced. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 and we will see tonight we hope and 8 o'clock on your bay area's local news station. thanks for joining us and good night. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her.

tomorrow, this rain continues to move north and it will deposit transient snow in the hills across the lake districtrth of scotland, something brighter but still those wintry showers.— something brighter but still those wint showers. ., ~ , . the death of the queen created headlines around the world. months earlier, they had celebrated the platinum jubilee. earlier, they had celebrated the platinumjubilee. daniela relph reflects on the royal year.

hill. of course, the district of columbia, where those lines are very unclear. it is not like being in a state where there are clear lines of authority. here you have to think about who has command over different aspects of the federal government when you are in a territory that is the district of columbia's territory. essentially, what we see in appendix two to the report, it is very much a group of people who are giving conflicting orders. no one seems to be aware of who is in charge, perhaps nobody wants to be in charge. there is some suggestion that doj was going to take the lead here. the military really did not want to be perceived as being involved in taking charge here. there is a good reason for that, there has been some suggestion filtering out into the public that trump was thinking about using the military to stay in power at this point. there is a decided to point at the doj that says we really shouldn't appear publicly to be taking charge, and the expectation was that doj would play a greater role than they did. at doj, the leadership that morning

hill. of course, the district of columbia, where those lines are very unclear. it is not like being in a state where there are clear lines of authority. here you have to think about who has command over different aspects of the federal government when you are in a territory that is the district of columbia's territory. essentially, what we see in appendix two to the report, it is very much a group of people who are giving conflicting orders. no one seems to be aware of who is in charge, perhaps nobody wants to be in charge. there is some suggestion that doj was going to take the lead here. the military really did not want to be perceived as being involved in taking charge here. there is a good reason for that, there has been some suggestion filtering out into the public that trump was thinking about using the military to stay in power at this point. there is a decided to point at the doj that says we really shouldn't appear publicly to be taking charge, and the expectation was that doj would play a greater role than they did. at doj, the leadership that morning

as the pressure builds on the hill, i'll talk to the district attorney of manhattan about his explosive investigation into trump's, alleged, misconduct. whether that net will tighten soon. of course, these developments in the trump world are just a few of the impacts on capitol hill these past two weeks of 2022. senate democrats this weekend dealing with the fallout of arizona senator, krysten sinema defecting from the party to become an independent. throwing the hard-earned in reverse in the majority into question as the nation braces for a divided congress in less than a month. democratic national committee chair, jaime harrison, joins me later in the show for his reaction to all of the developments in the senate. the new leadership roster in the house. and the parties plans for 2024. all that on politicsnation. here we go. joining me now, senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat from rhode island. a member of the judiciary committee of the senate. senator, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, reverend. >> unusually busy sunday news wise. thompson, chair of the chair select committee a

congressman mark pocan wrapping up his fifth term as a congressman of the second district of wisconsin joining us from capitol hill to talk about things ahead in the lame-duck and in the 108 teams congress. i -- 118th congress. i think we wanted to start on the final vote on the same-sex marriage bill that has been approved by the u.s. senate. we touch upon how it was necessitated by the decision in the supreme court on the dobbs decision. guest: necessitated by clarence thomas' remarks that should be opened up and i'm glad that we are doing this in a bipartisan way because all it is doing is affirming what the current law is. i am shocked by the people who voted against it saying that you do not support current law around marriage for interracial and same-sex couples but it is important. i think tammy baldwin deserves enormous credit for the affected behind the scenes work. it will ensure that no supreme court can play politics with marriage. host: among other things our guest is the lgbtq+ caucus on capitol hill. also a member of the appropriations committee and congressman, will bca spending bill on the current

hill. it was hosted by the santa clara county district attorney's office on saturday, along with the morganut just over $30,000 in exchange for guns. members of the public were offered $100 for handguns and rifles and shotguns and $200 for ghost guns and assault weapons. time now is 5.42. weapons. time now is 5.42. we'll be right back. ♪♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. ♪♪ dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. who knows what you can do w

district. i had one more question that is around security parking for caring over bicycles and also for nonstandard bikes and you know so -- like i have a lot of hill in my district and know a lot of folk who is made the transition to e bikes and folk who is have the victorians i have a coworker who does not have a way to park an electric bike. and i think it would be great if we had you know those options piloted. not just the standard bike locker and i'm not sure if this is just secure parking but a way to incentivize what you want to see. i often wonder why we are not pursuing more like trisickles for folks who have mobile impair am or the alternatives. bicycles or tricycle in the markets this will help folks and there is lit irrelevant nowhere to leave them or p them. short term or long-term >>> wonder if we could explore some of those as limp kills mow we have free parking for occurs but little for bikes. and so in whatever you guys have in terms of a plan or study i would like to include those other mobility devices. and also try to figure out what of the universe is of need. because i know this you know going around town with my bike i pay 7

in land, across the hills, there will be some snow. peak district as well.try showers across scotland. look at the temperatures, they are starting to rise. plymouth, 8 degrees. that is a sign of things to come over the weekend. here is the map for sunday. a lot of isobars and that means gale force winds. here comes the rain. in the morning, it could be quite icy because there will be a lot of cold air across the country, even the risk of freezing rain and some hills to know for sure. this is what it will look like early in the morning. this is the snow that will come into parts of wales. parts of scotland. but i think the winds will really be strong and will push in the mild air, so by the time we get to the second half of the day, it will be much milder. double figures in plymouth. three degrees in scotland and look at this, monday morning, that almost looks tropical. i exaggerated a little bit, but you know what i mean. i will keep my shorts in the drawer, thank you. you can of course keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website, but the new

or the reason in another, here is a hill falling asleep in the moscow district of maryino, this is krasnoyarsk tomsk, russian janitors are disgusting christmas thieves and new year's mood, children and parents are indignant, but the decision of the authorities is due to the fact that the number of children who are taken from such slides to emergency rooms has increased many times over. and all because the so-called cheesecakes began to enjoy great popularity. these are such large inflatable donuts that fly out of the cheesecakes. after hitting a bump, it is easier and therefore the injury is more severe, parents urge to take children for rides on sanctioned gorki, as if these cheesecakes were not banned. although to fines to sink for sure. might be easier to write them down. than to sprinkle sand on every hill, but there will be a lot of swearing with parents. although maybe the experience of the ministry of health will help to minimize conflicts, they wrote a manual there. according to polite communication with patients, a, the document states that the health worker should not use phrases tha

a transient period of snow in the hills across — be a transient period of snow in the hills across the lake district north. later this morning i will give you a fuller picture of christmas _ will give you a fuller picture of christmas eve and christmas day's forecast, _ christmas eve and christmas day's forecast, but now back to you. we look forecast, but now back to you. look forward forecast, but now back to you. , look forward to that, carol. a pilot project could see 2,000 households in cheshire swap their exisiting gas appliances to those powered by hydrogen, as the uk looks to phase out the use of natural gas from 2035. however, the proposals are causing concern for some residents, who are worried about safety and costs. 0ur climate and environment correspondent, jonah fisher, has been to find out more. "along with other residents of whitby, you have been asked to be part of a pioneering proposal to switch from natural gas supply to hydrogen. " have you been asked? no. not at all. we've not been asked. you are it! whitby could become the first part of the uk to turn off natural gas completely

hill. it was hosted by the santa clara county district attorney's office. s on saturday, right along with the morgan hill and gilroy police departments. officials say they handed out just over $30,000 in exchange for guns. members of the public were offered up to $100 for handguns and rifles and shotguns and $200 for ghost guns and assault weapons. >> in national news, republicans introduced a bill to ease regulations for natural gas pipeline construction. the bill would streamline the permitting process and build more infrastructure for gas pipelines across the country. supporters say that easing of regulations would be good so that the pipelines can transport gas from pennsylvania to the northeast and lower energy costs for families and businesses. but some lawmakers are against the bill saying the focus needs to be on transitioning away from gas energy. >> if we have a domestically, if we're blessed in a way that very few other places in the world are, why not access what we have? >> and create jobs. we need much more investment in clean energy. and the i

so at age 7, charles started school at hill house in london's exclusive knights bridge district . while the media looked on lay, he attended cim school, a prep school in berkshire. here, queen elizabeth insisted that he be treated like any other pupil said humpty, yes, look good on d. as a young boy, he was extremely serious and astonishingly courteous. for his age. he was quite a reserved boy who hated team sports and had a hard time fitting in did he could stay or something. i also mocking kids made fun of him and beat him up on my show. and rugby matches his schoolmates targeted him simply because he was the future cascoo city lou, to draw the constant ridicule and the prying eyes of the press. weighed heavily on the young prince. charles was increasingly unhappy with philip wanted his son to follow in his footsteps and packed charles off to his old alma mater gordon stone. the place philip credited with shaping him into the man he was the boarding school in northern scotland was over mine, 100 kilometers away from home. charles was 13 when he 1st arrived at gordon austin . jus

hill today. it resulted in 286 guns being turned in. this was hosted by the santa clara county districtwith the morgan hill and gilroy police departments. officials say they handed out more than $30,000 for those firearms members of the public were offered $100 for handguns rifles and shotguns. $200 for ghost guns and assault weapons. >> it's been nearly 6 months since the state department of justice accidentally leaked personal information. thousands of californians who applied for a concealed carry weapons permit. fast forward to now the results from an independent investigation detail how the leak happened in the first place. >> and what needs to be done to prevent it from happening in the future. >> capitol correspondent wallace sharing the results of the findings in has reaction from state leaders. >> well, the leak infuriated state lawmakers and the attorney general himself. they say it's vital. such a breach never happens again. it happened back on june 27th a data leak from the california department of justice disclosed private information belonging to 192,000 californians who a

hill neighborhood. >> and in the mission district, a and sand hole one making their first appearance all for the restaurants received one star awards and that signifies a very good restaurant in its particular category. only one restaurant in california garnered 3 stars. and that's a place called addison in san diego. next up, a par 4 news at 9. the story about this rich. >> with a heart. 2 sizes big how he's spreading holiday how he's spreading holiday cheer in wisconsin. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >> just up to date. >> well, he's a mean one actually is a nice one. this great mission in wisconsin is working another job as an amazon driver. in addition to stealing christmas. i mean, he's all that. paul bratton is his n

victory was won one of the blackest pages of our history was the tragedy on bronnaya hill a station in the berezovsky districtthe inhabitants of the ghetto were brought in freight trains from all over belarus, the invaders did not leave a single passenger alive, tens of thousands of people shot and buried in huge mass graves the atrocities with which the nazis killed civilians amaze with cruelty maria trinich. i found eyewitnesses of the events, memories that everyone needs to know about today in a special reportage. bronnaya gora death road is the largest mass grave in europe bronnaya gora is the place where we forever stayed more than 50,000 minute inhabitants are deaf so so so so so so so so constantly. it was scary old women and children to the place of execution, the punishers sent a whole freight train to brest, the german executioners did not leave alive not one jew on october 17, 42 in a jewish decanter and until the end of the occupation. so such a national group. uh, among the residents of the city of brest they don’t know the clock brest turned into pompeii, we’ll tell you about what the eyewitness

and so that means we get a little respite here in these winter months hill is with the contra costa county fire protection district. he says vegetation fires aren't just limited to the traditional fire season anymore. the longer term forecasts predict another dry winter for much of california. he'll says these small storms keep the ground moist which will help limit the spread of wildfires even in winter months in the last few weeks. we have certainly responded to a number of vegetation fires. they just don't go anywhere very fast. anyway, because because of the dam conditions we have the bay area may get one to two inches of rain this weekend with minor flooding in some parts down trees and isolated power outages are also possible in areas that get high gusts of wind. back at the broadway plaza some shoppers say the rain may be an inconvenience, but not an obstacle. we will shop in the rain because we're dedicated shoppers. absolutely. as those shopping lists complete themselves now steve hill says the rain brings its own set of challenges arrive alive as one of the slogans they're using to remind people to slow

the work of the intelligence officers of the eastern military district on the front line, mikhail chernov , is an observation post on a hillne of contact. here at a glance the front line is foggy for several kilometers today and it’s not an easy task to see something. however, the artillery intelligence of the eastern military district managed to find a ukrainian battery nearby. the coordinates are transmitted to the command and analytical center. at the position of swindlers, a few minutes to confirm and a few kilometers , the russian artillery battery begins to work. this machine is the brain of the entire assyrian intelligence complex. here, all detected targets are collected together to create an overall picture. here, where there are most points, there enemy artillery has been located in the south donetsk direction for the last few days from the ukrainian side, relatively calm per day, maybe up to forty or up to fifty identified targets. here on ordinary days, that is, no more than 15 with the help of a rangefinder. they see both howitzers and mortars and tanks for 24 km and determine the distance with an accuracy of

. >> the 14th district south of san francisco, after 15 years you were a staffer on capitol hill, have you ever calculated how many hours you spent on an airplane going back and forth? >> that would be a terrible experience. i got my 2 million miles letter and united airlines agent came onto the plane to hand it to me. they said congratulations. i said you should be consoling me. >> who is leo ryan? rep. speier: he served in congress for six years. he was previously in the state assembly. in those years really made a mark for himself. he lost his life. he was assassinated in jonestown in 1978 because he was doing his job. he was going abroad to a country where there has been -- had been 1000 local constituents who were involved in a cult led by jim jones and he wanted to find out for himself whether or not they were being held against their will. family was concerned. we brought with us letters and it was one of the great lessons for me in terms of what i call exponential legislating. you do not legislate in a vacuum . you have to see it for yourself. i have made it a principle i live

belakovskaya lake in the shakhovsky district a seven-year-old girl, riding down a hill, flew out onto the fragile ice and fell into the depths somewhere. approximately somewhere in 10 is. at the very shore. in the first , the director of the local cultural center rushed to save the child, without hesitation into the icy water, she was afraid to take on the scarf that she threw, because she was holding on to the edge, right? that's when i started pulling out. in general , it collapsed in the summer, when we had already climbed out with her water by the time the rescuers arrived and the ambulance , the child had already managed to pull the cheesecakes or dianka to the shore, a truly seasonal cause for concern and thin ice, not the only danger of the natural ecopark surrounded by adults, the girl was injured after she slid down a hill and ran into a pole. a few minutes later, an ambulance arrives and takes the child to the hospital. now we are terribly afraid to fly too. the fact is that the slide is not intended for riding on cheesecakes, but children ride without adult supervision. it'

hill. people go home to their districts as drawn right now and they are pushed to their extremes by very tightly-drawn maps, and very tightly-drawn lines, where they are around people who are just like them, from a partisan point of view, from every point of view. and that pushes people to the extremes. so if you have legislatures, which as julia said at the top, are political entities, they draw the maps, and there's absolutely no check on them, legislatures and their friends in congress, both republicans and democrats, would draw maps that favor incumbents, that favor partisanship, that entrench power, and make the institution a lot more partisan. and again, we already see this, because there are already so many maps that are so horribly gerrymandered but imagine if there was no remedy to that, none whatsoever, no state court that could say this has gone beyond what the constitution of the state would allow, i mean it would be a much worse institution, it would be a much more partisan institution. >> so how do lawmakers feel about this? because i've had conversations with lawmakers on both sides who

hill. despite the rain people came out. this was hosted by the santa clara county district attorney's office on saturday. officials and organizers say they handed out a little more than $30,000 in exchange for guns. and if you think about it, that's a whole lot because they were giving out $100 for every handgun, rifle or shotgun and $200 for any ghost gun or assault weapon that was brought in. they pay that out. no questions asked. and upwards of $30,000 was to given out. that's a lot of weapons. they took off the streets 7.42. the time. we'll be right back. where can you save time shopping... and spend quality time, at the same time? lowe's, actually. this holiday season experience the magic of winterfest. >> from tranquility base to torres lytro to the tranquil waters of the pacific. the latest chapter of nasa's journey to the moon comes to a close. >> kind of tranquil floating. nice ending a little more excited. haha. this is kind of a push in as a voice on and we've got splashdown. nobody that they don't do it like a everybody feeling everything, especially part of this program. once of the orion ca

hill. here is damien williams of the southern district of new york on tuesday. >> this dirty money was useds desire to purchase bipartisan influence and impact the direction of public policy in washington. paul: we are back with dan heninger, kim strastrossel, ho persuasive are they? >> no doubt he will be convicted, despite the presumption of you know since. there was clear intend to defraud investors even when things were starting to go south in may of 2,022 when you see crypto prices crash. what he did during that summer, the indictment shows that he continued to steer money from the fts exchange in order to fund real estate purchases and personal loans to executives. this is your embezzlement. there is no justification i have seen how he could defend himself in court other than to say i didn't intend to but clearly from the indictment the evidence is strong to show that he did. paul: the defense is it was just mistakes and mismanagement, i screwed up. and i think implicit in that is look at me, i am just a 30-year-old dark, not a professional. how well is that going to wash? >> i don't

. >> the contra costa county fire protection district handles most of the county's ambulatory calls and spokesperson steve hill says majority of cases the patients would have been better off consulting with a primary care physician advice, mers or heading to an urgent care facility. they would. >> the freeing up an ambulance and crew, perhaps an ambulance and crew and a fire engine and their crew to be available for emergency medical situations like cardiac arrest and things like that. county hospital beds are also in short supply. and doctor ca donnie says health workers are burned out from 3 years on heightened alert longer wait times of the hospital's means it takes longer for our ems crews to offload patients in the emergency departments. >> which means taking them longer to to get back on the street and and service. other critical patient con fire adds that arriving at a hospital in an ambulance does not guarantee you will skip the line in the emergency room. >> patients are still prioritized based on the severity of their condition. >> in contra costa county, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news coming up. s

rolled away under the ice, little red riding hood belokop lake in the shakhov district a seven-year -old girl, riding down a hillnto the fragile ice and fell somewhere deep here. there are about 10 meters, at the very shore, in the first place, the director of the local cultural center rushed to save the child, without hesitation jumped into the icy water, she was afraid for the scarf that i threw, because it was holding on to the edge, right? that's when i started pulling out. in general, it collapsed in the summer, when we they got out of the water with her by the time the rescuers arrived and the ambulance the child had already managed to pull cheesecakes or dianka onto the shore a truly seasonal cause for concern and thin ice, not the only danger of the natural ecopark earth. surrounded by adults, the girl was injured after she slid down a hill and ran into a pole. a few minutes later, an ambulance arrives and takes the child to the hospital. now we are terribly afraid to fly too. a business the fact that the slide is not intended for riding cheesecakes, but children ride without adult supervision. it's lite

district. i had one more question that is around security parking for caring over bicycles and also for nonstandard bikes and you know so -- like i have a lot of hill in my district and know a lot of folk who is made the transition to e bikes and folk who is have the victorians i have a coworker who does not have a way to park an electric bike. and i think it would be great if we had you know those options piloted. not just the standard bike locker and i'm not sure if this is just secure parking but a way to incentivize what you want to see. i often wonder why we are not pursuing more like trisickles for folks who have mobile impair am or the alternatives. bicycles or tricycle in the markets this will help folks and there is lit irrelevant nowhere to leave them or p them. short term or long-term >>> wonder if we could explore some of those as limp kills mow we have free parking for occurs but little for bikes. and so in whatever you guys have in terms of a plan or study i would like to include those other mobility devices. and also try to figure out what of the universe is of need. because i know this you know going around town with my bike i pay 7

depositing some transient snow across the lake district on the hills and also in the pennines and eventuallyening or possibly overnight. so it remains unsettled but mild as we go through christmas eve and christmas day in southern areas, called in the north, then the cold air eventually filters south, and if you are on the move this weekend, do remember can find out all you need to know about the weather on our bbc weather app. today at one, health leaders warn disruption from yesterday's ambulance strikes could mean tough days ahead for the nhs. a return to "very high" levels of demand is expected for hospital and ambulance services in england and wales. we know that the pressure is going to mount over the next couple of days, because there is very likely to be some knock—on impact, including those people who didn't come forward for treatment. also on the programme... ukraine's president zelensky gives a defiant address to the us congress. he says american support against russian aggression is an investment in democracy and global security. railfares in england will rise by nearly 6% in mar

control center on how the scouts of the eastern military district are working on the front line, mikhail chernov transmits an observation post on a hill. here, at a glance , several kilometers to the front lines are foggy today and it’s not an easy task to see something, however, the artillery intelligence of the eastern military district has. it turned out nearby discovered a ukrainian battery, a rope. i am the joker target 101 targets, 101 firing batteries, the coordinates are transmitted to the command and analysis center already from here at the position of the artists, a few minutes for confirmation and a few kilometers away , the russian artillery battery begins to work. this machine is the brain of the entire assyrian intelligence complex. here, all detected targets are collected together to create a general picture. where are the most points, where is the enemy artillery in the south ukrainian side of the relative calm in the day. maybe up to forty or up to 50 identified targets. here on ordinary days, that is, no more than 15 with the help of rangefinders. they see both howitzers and mortars and tanks for 24 km and determine

they drew one majority black district and this year there map is blueberry enjoined for failure to draw two majoty black if youeasection two, to be inconsistent -- with hill, - you have to realize there is an example of this like the losia case --back in the 90's, twice, district court said that's gerrynding and tossed it out. --hi year the maps joined for failure to -- like districts. so it's an example of how the states are caught in the middl here. and that is how -- because the plaintiffs don't have a clear test. spattering of some factorsoe not provide guidance either that on identifies broad societal discrimination. not the discrimination needed for the map drawing. so if you return to the text, there is no better test then equal opportunity and equal openness than a map that looks like what you would eect a map drawer to draw -- imagine for a second that you are with the georgia legislature and all your guidance on section two comes from the district below. you ulbe completely in the dark you kw u can account for traditional district visible b apparently one of your most important communities of interest -- is not sufficient to justify drawing aim