it turns out that the country of the incas., the great was inhabited not by the incas, but by the indians of the flow and the aymara, who, moreover, were not indians at all, ours understood all this confusion. respondent dmitry vozdvizhensky ethnic groups of quechu and aymara, both in the 11th century and now constituted and are the basis of the indian population. in peru, the appearance of the spanish invaders destroyed the well-functioning mechanism of the gigantic indian state, but the people's life itself changed little by and large, ordinary people did not care who the governor of the great inca controls them. or governors appointed by the viceroy. of course, there is much more confusion about the spaniards in spain, but the indians are used to obeying most often. they just humbly continued to do their job. basic beauty it's just that the main occupation for women is ketchup, and since ing times it has been raising children, cooking and working. here on such primitive fairy tales. by the way, they have not changed at all s

she ran toward the building 10 inca 39 get more information where to send the firefighters. as she was giving instructions to 911, she told people to evacuate the building. however, some including old are asian couple were stuck on the second floor of the apartment complex and unable to escape until firefighters rescued them. according to her reyes a first graze science technology art's math teacher ran in the building to try to save the apartment's residents. surface smoke inhalation and eyes were irritated. she said her athlete hurt the rest of the day the following day the pain disappear happened. as reyes and lee were walking back to the school, lee was on the verge of tierce after seeing those unable to evacuate. she was frightend and said something she had never seen before am from her classroom fellow teacher saw flames from the to which roof and said in the phone interview recorded the scene with her cell phone before going to help her colleagues lee said and reyes my initial reaction was when i was arriving was to get everybody out of the building. she knocked on wi

great inca spaniards their own peruvian officials of power come and go, but life and manners remain. today's program has come to an end , travel with us. travel yourself. hey, buddy, let's go. where did you go? i think you'll bring it here. yes, how here, that i'm a fool, or something, to carry this money back and forth? now let 's go human. i told you you told me and fled. okay go. the reception of the client went understood if he was on the second plan. they're like, come on max what's up what have i done? why am i tied up like a chicken? from there, i don't know anything. now tell me, how many of you? where are you sitting? what's the address? machine task it is clear to leave not so, firstly, without incident to get to the place, if you notice the tail come back secondly. on the spot, check that everything is in order. then kill each other and bury so that i do n't find you. anton is in charge of the case. in the event that the urine of any me. just do not fill up, by accident. anton, do you understand me? real dollars but definitely brand new. i understand your boss. then let's

in berlin, clouds interfered here, but this is how the eclipse reminded of the myth of the ancient incasere the golden god floated across the sky on the golden pie today they remembered their hoaxes and at novosibirsk university they found out when there would be eclipses. they saw periodicity. here is the so-called sarov, and by this time they were making such a message to people that right now the gods will take the sun from us for sins, and i will return it with our prayers to our good deeds. we will be able to return, and in this way the shamans controlled the community of people, well, you can’t see, even the mountains due to the fact that the increase is large enough was to watch. uh, of course, vision is the edge of the disk of the moon which is closed to the moon. yes, they are there. such hills, of course, this small but powerful telescope is protected by a darkened film, today the eclipse was watched through welder mask cds, dirty lids from pots or pans, and traumatologists and radiologists from the capital's resuscitation specialists used old x-ray cameras. this is a variety o

well, how they sing even the polish incas, like yes, here's an anecdote of their presidents, how dare after all. we even remember the stories of protasevich's novel, as he said that it was impossible to criticize. if at first something else was possible there, then then a word about their icon could not be said at all, it was impossible to strictly censor telegram channel. say don't be silent. subscribe ask questions and suggest guests we are in touch. on the air again , say, don't be silent, and our guest is the artist svetlana zhegemont svetlana is a poet and writer, and anatoly avrotin is so struck by your work that he dedicated a poem to you? let's read a few lines. a brushstroke to the bridge inside woke up a genius drives, then fun is in melancholy, and the brush almost sings between two insights, judas or christ brushstroke thank you brushstroke, anatoly is very touched. it looks like your internal state when it was created this triptyk, it's really unclear what will happen there. here it seems to me. do you have a fear of a white canvas, go there. yes, and someone will step th

yes, but you too much and he can fit them off and have yet another number's completely said inca ccc table last that you so i mean you our she should have got the way or it had to surely or what problem ernie. hey, shelly. marsha tenelle a money up really bo hi did. were she bought fuel galvan a year before he told me to enter apollo and took on a casino, a in a barn, a bustle field on the daniel cedar talker that he possibly can you the color container book those he's down on the was the type of to sedio, who had been built on idea, it was algio. we're so there will be literally children. cassini also mean if you see a southern loan lock my door a little show injury on roman judge june, little on but up on a newborn, not she left him. he'll cohen a bogan as yet. i mean to temper ah, there's a 1000, a good of shape there. go with diving, show the go and nausea. we can do the other day. a kiss, kiss bus, and i was a girl. she shouldn't longer lately. she discipline even though even look pretty sure measured equal pretty sure her say city and i'd be glad to see a complaint bucket can.

yeah. bag. newly another inca children's ombudsman in the new guns people's republic is investigating cases of missing children. so she responded, okay, well, i was in there is to him to sandra a bianca. should i pay it yesterday for pitching out or getting at ash cooling or not? then just get on my ear. don't worry, don't put payable. annual glance. can ordinary spook you. d g e r w a probably and my have rachelle as well. glanced collateral net is paula canton. i mean, school place shuttle to go, wouldn't that there was a note for team you should give the wiki, should you by, if you get kate easiest, not. she wouldn't be a girl. now problem or was not scottsdale actually break in between getting enough which actually annual 2022. so a repeat with children once again, being evacuated from territories controlled by cave. grain up, hello. heard. so political, no, did you thought here? if not, since you got out of here or you'll know what i believe it even up with control now, grading done just fella girl is as school inter, nothing it posted you know of to was it, it will get it is a y

the world vyshyvanka day, was with us thank you for being with us and now thank you for the lyceum inca season because the word to her news is ready colleagues thank you for your work, as always, high quality and professional that regarding the news, according to the updated data, the number of people killed as a result of the russian attack on zaporizhzhia appeared, how many people became victims of the terrorist state, reports in a few seconds , the 228th day of the russian-ukrainian war continues until for your attention news on espresso anzhelika sezonenko works in the studio russia state terrorist in zaporizhzhia rescuers continue to dismantle the rubble of houses destroyed by enemy rockets more than a hundred employees of the state emergency service and more than two dozen pieces of equipment are involved in the work currently, according to the updated data of the regional military administration, at least 12 dead are known and almost fifty wounded, including six children, were attacked by russian inhumans in zaporizhzhia on the night of the 12th with rockets, most of them hitting

back in may, a fire broke out at a senior citizen coop on inca lane in san francisco's western addition. five teachers at rosa parks elementary saw the smoke and flames and rushed over to help evacuate residents. tonight they were formally honored for their heroic efforts. i feel very honored not just for myself , but for everybody who helped out that day. there's a lot of people the fire department rosa parks community, sampson's unified the local community. everyone was there to help and it was quite amazing to see everybody work together. the other teachers honored our ruben guzman zakariyah, marlon, sicily finally and rima nakamoto. seven people were hurt in that fire and 18 people were displaced. well made $800 million prize is now up for grabs after no one hit tonight's powerball jackpot , but there is a ticket worth more than $1.5 million that was sold in los datos. that ticket does match five of the six numbers if you haven't seen the numbers, let's put them up for you right now on the screen 1936 37 46 56 powerball is 24. i can just see him too. we don't have to put them up. kt

more agricultural scientist or to gov inca is supporting the adventurous farmer. together they're checking how the 1st seeds of the year are developing is and this has come up quite well. yarn said, yes, it's coming up quite well in the field. there's a lot of weeds growing up between and we can't see the rows of seedlings from the tractor. the colonel. so we can't use machinery for hauling at the end of the machine, knocked over to sonics crops, new to the region like keen one and practically forgotten ones like hemp meet a lot of trial and error. things can go wrong, but diversity is key. now decent initially there's risk with all crops. if the weather isn't right the my crops might fail. obviously from that point of view, i am reducing my risk by diversifying i aig and i. it is unlikely that all my crops will fail at once. she should go to lunch, toya, of course, there are costs attached to the learning process. silly is a sort of why we are investing quite a lot of work in something with an uncertain, in a very uncertain outcome and on to visit. but it's an investment for the future. h

a team of experts examines the soil here, inca gail in east and one that they need to decide on the right blessed carbohol's, not everywhere has water available. we're fully doing that for the order. hello, right now we had room, we own 150 meters there. so the order devil, most of the are ipad, another nico georgia. not good little the dog about it. this time the tim is lucky and finds groundwater local residence, no solid there wide is about what i will be over. once the ball is ready, it will sum up to 500 families and as sent them a lot of time. often we leave our houses at midnight to fetch water and walk for more than 2 hours to get there. so you can understand how precious water is to us. i'm happy we have water nearby, we'll be able to g whenever we went and wash ourselves. i thank god i love to look on my south of the capital t a and you will is already in use solar panels, the power, the pump a saving money and easing the bad in on the environment. when a new boy is dep, it is then to receive instructions on how to maintain it, as well as on 7 water groundwater results and not u

it needs a 3rd of the water required by wheat of food and agricultural scientist or to gov inca is supporting the adventurous farmer. together they're checking how the 1st seeds of the year are developing. yes, and this has come up quite well. ya know, of it. yes. it's coming up quite well in the field. there's a lot of weeds growing up between and we can't see the rows of siblings from the tractor. the colonel. so we can't use machinery for hoeing at the end of the machine. back of the to sonics crops, new to the region like keen why and practically forgotten ones like hemp mean a lot of trial and error. things can go wrong. but diversity is key madison from the missiles there's risk with all crops. if the weather isn't right the my crops might fail, and obviously from that point of view, i am reducing my risk by diversifying this eigen dish. it is unlikely, but all my crops will fail at once. so she does your coach launched jolla. of course there are costs attached to the learning process really isn't sorta so, but we are investing quite a lot of work in something with an uncertain and a ve

and our mother over here is she is inca incarnated from ecuador.many vendors included families showcasing indigenous from nayarit, mexico. this is a all the other. and this is a vendors that we're here today. things are handmade with lots of love, and they have a lot of heritage and history. it helps remind us of, um of the people who to have stewarded this land from time immemorial. it helps us remember our own history so that we can go forward in a better way away to our cultures across the globe and the only people who lived on the land here in the bay area roots that run deep across a common humanity. just the music and dance like touch something deep down in your soul. you know, it's powerful. in san francisco . jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. a study of california cities adds up the retirement costs in some areas in suggests some lower priced options. the study by go banking rates analyzed home prices in annual costs for seniors in oakland. the research pegged the average cost of living for seniors at $118,000 a year. by contrast, seniors

ok, inca is the name of the town a what people are really preparing for a very tough into and trying to look for alternative means to heat and power their homes. let's have a look at this report. gladys love is proud of this woodstove. he built it during the war last week, yet to use it for the very 1st time. when i, when we were getting ready for winter. when we expected that there will be an outage at some point or shelly on, critical infrastructure, audio grammar, bloody slough, and his neighbors in a claim on your key turned the garage into shelters. they are building fireplaces, in case the energy supply goes down again. like last week when russia hit roughly one 3rd of ukraine's electricity and heating infrastructure. many parts of the country including acclaimed cal, we are plunged into darkness. people in the stone i know struggling to find alternative means to power and heat their homes before winter, and possibly more blackouts arrive. nobody here believes that the war will end any time soon. and many feel helpless. show to watch is full of how can i prepare for this is eve

and previously at the world bank and inca auto k, a veteran journalist who's been covering innovation in africa for a long time for reuters courts and were recently semaphores where he is the africa editor and i'm also editor at large, so he's a colleague. is he not? let me start with you and just ask how outdated is america's conception and engagement with africa as a continent? the perceptions of african, the u. s. a very much outdated and i would say that they are stuck in the 20th century for the most part. you find this across various levels of american society . so overall, africa is seen as a humanitarian case rocked by conflict by corruption by terrorism. and in need of aid, as you mentioned in your introduction, all of these things are true. the problem is that they are incomplete. they present an incomplete picture of where african countries are today. sol, within the american government, things are starting to shift. but overall africa, as soon as she might turn back quarter, that is not central to us strategic priorities. as you have in the case of europe, we can see with

i don’t know, yes, although they are very attached to the family and here they were, but even the inca the capital region, and a few days ago in gomel in the same throughout belarus it is important to eat for you this is part of your work, or you will like it or what ? this is, first of all, this e industry day machine builder's day was held in gomel we have the largest industrial enterprises located in gomel, taking into account what is taken at which site every year. the day of the machine builder is held, this is the rule , yes, last year he was there in prayer, for example, next year he will be at some other enterprise, respectively, since it was in the gomel land. here, uh, it was definitely necessary to go to congratulate their exes. i am sure that the current colleagues. eh, happy holidays. secondly present the awards, which were signed by the head of the minsk city executive committee. thirdly, since i am the head of the buj industry association, we held a wonderful event and have been holding this event for the second year with confidence. this will be permanent. we choose in

. >> i also come from a territory of inca dissent.e were trying to be bringing more awareness to the indigenous community and also to the larger public. with indicative's -- indigenous relatives to the north, knowing they have a strong connection to their traditions makes us alive and feel that we are here. >> this was the first indigenous person. >> so for me, it is like we are hispanic. they are from a part in mexico. the language is still present. there are still lot of people that are indigenous. for people, they have an idea and the term is hispanic and they think everyone from mexico is hispanic. >> those terms today are problematic. we have the culture and they say what is the latin culture, that is new and people from coming all over the continent who happened to speak the language of spanish or w they are being labeled and boxed into that new identity which is also being constructed within the country. liz: you can stream our special on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it is available on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and an

that is a bikinche also of inca descent. i'm one of the founders of indigenous peoples. they feel inc. we were trying to be more awareness to the indigenous community among us first and then also to the larger public with the relatives indigenous relatives from the north knowing that they have a strong connection to the traditions despite of the obstacles and challenges and makes us alive. i mean makes us, you know, if it makes us feel that we're here, this is benito juarez. well, this was the first indigenous president of mexico. so for me it's like you're hispanic where mexico i was. outside the people are from from the the part of oaxaca oaxaca oakamaiko, and we're identified as i was like cloud people. the language still like present they're still like a lot of people there. we are like still fully floated. indigenous, i think that the people that don't look like i mean like as indigenous because they have an idea, you know, like we're like again, and you know the term is panic it is you know, and they think just like everyone from mexico hispanic. those terms today

. >> i come from a culture that is also of inca dissent. -- descent.trying to bring more awareness to the indigenous communities among us and then also to the larger public. indigenous relatives from the north, they learn that they have a strong connection to traditions. despite the obstacles and challenges, it makes us feel that we are here. >> this was the first indigenous person in mexico. for me, it is like you are a family. the language is still present. there are still a lot of people. i think they have an idea that everyone from mexico is hispanic. >> those terms are problematic. now we have the latin culture and sometimes people say. what does that mean? that is just a new invention for people coming from all over the continent. now they are being boxed into that new identity which is also, in my view, within the sun country. >> you can stream the full special on the bay streaming tv app right now. dozens of cheeses sold in the u.s. and mexico are now tied to a listeria outbreak. six people have been infected with five requiring hospitalization

the food and agricultural scientist or to gov inca is supporting the adventurous farmer. together they are checking how the 1st seeds of the year are developing his and this has come up quite well. yana said yes, it's coming up quite well in the field. there's a lot of weeds growing up between and we can't see the rows of seedlings from the tractor. the colonel. so we can't use machinery for hauling at the end of the machine, knocked over to sonics crops, new to the region like he was and practically forgotten. ones like hemp meet a lot of trial and error. things can go wrong. but diversity is key. that isn't on the missiles we, there's risk with all crops. if the weather isn't right the my crops might fail. obviously from that point of view, i am reducing my risk by diversifying this eigen please. it is unlikely that all my crops will fail at once. so she should go to lunch, toya, of course, there are costs attached to the learning process. it is a sort of survey. we are investing quite a lot of work in something with an uncertain in a very uncertain outcome on the business. but it's

to engage there and they were also contending with to be fair to them a lot of other middle crises inca afghanistan and thee was a lot of area. the white house from the file and how they viewed and prosecuted the war. >> so during the presidential campaign candidate trump made a number of sames that should he become president, he was going to bombas the heck out of isis except he didn't use the word heck. and take the gloves off so-to-speak. basically what the -- what he did was he reduce add level of white house oversight and critics say micromanagement and that slowed the pace of decisions. for example at theec end of the obama administration, only three helicopters in syria at one time. hr mcmaster and president trump's special security adviser and that was all washed away. but the ironic result was what president trump did with the important caveat to inject a lot of turbulence into the strategy by later taking forces out of syria, back out of syria and back into syria, towards the end which had a lot of challenges for the commanders. >> thank you, everyone, for your time. i'm with

used to write rent inca a pickup truck n 1984 campaign. he said i want to go to washington and save america. well, he did. he did that. but we need people to do it every generation. we need a whole new crop i think that can do what he did. i h am terribly proud to have known you. proud to have worked with you and to get to know susan and all the other members of our team who are here tonight part is a wonderful group. thank you for letting me be a part of this. [applause] >> one other quick story by the way the book as a leader. by richard k army. it's a wonderful read. one fun story that kerri reminded me of. i see andy is here in the front row. i worked diligently helping put together the flat tax idea the army flat tax. you may remember the story annie but we had called in a bunch of really prominent economists who have a conversation with dick about that plan. until we brought in art laffer and i think it was steve forbes. i think jack kemp was there or someone. the three of them are huddled on this couch. we are kind of sitting across

lifestyles and cultures, the leitmotif of her work textile sculpture, inspired by the art of quipu incag, precise, the understanding of which has been lost. after the european invasion. there were quipu sculptors made from various materials. including the wool of vegetable fibers, ropes and cardboard, they are combined with found objects such as small clay pipes and fragments of pottery collected on the banks of the thames soundscape created by the century, not together with the composer ricardo ga. just made from speakers inside each sculpture, and according to the master's plan, its installation is a symbol of mourning for the destruction of forests in the subsequent climate change and the current attitude towards indigenous peoples. well, uh, i don’t know how about ice cream in chile. yeah, uh, where the author of the exhibition is from, but belarusian chili ice cream is definitely available in china . . chile, they say, ice flames came together in one dessert. how popular this ice cream was among the chinese history is silent, but it seems to me that that indeed such a combination c

. >> i also come from a territory of inca dissent.m one of the founders of indigenous peoples' day philly inc. we were trying to be bringing more awareness to the indigenous community among us and also to the larger public. ♪ with indigenous relatives from the north, knowing they have a strong connection to their traditions, despite of obstacles and challenges, makes us alive. it makes us feel that we are here. >> this was one of the first indigenous presidents of mexico. for me, it is like we are hispanic. the language is still present. there are still lot of people that are indigenous. people, they have an idea and the term is hispanic and they think everyone from mexico is hispanic. >> those terms today are problematic. because those are translated into the way we have the culture. now we have the latin culture, people say. what is latin culture? that is a new invention of people coming from all over the continent who happened to speak spanish or french or portuguese. now, they are being labeled and boxed into that new identity whi

that is a picuche also of inca descent. i am one of the founders of indigenous peoples. they feel inc. we were trying to be more awareness to the indigenous community among us first and then also to the larger public with the relatives indigenous relatives from the north knowing that they have a strong connection to the traditions despite of the obstacles and challenges and makes us alive. i mean makes us, you know, if it makes us feel that we're here. this was the first indigenous president of mexico. so for me, it's like you're hispanic where mexico i was. outside putting people are from our oaxaca oaxaca o hakamahiko, and we're going to find ourselves like cloud people. the language still like present there is still like a lot of people that we are like still fully loaded. indigenous i think the people that don't look like i mean like as indigenous because they have an idea, you know, like again, and you know the term is panic it is you know, they think just like everyone from mexico hispanic. those terms today are problematic week is also translating to the way they

well, how they sing the polish even the incas, like yes, that's an anecdote of their presidents, howr all. we even remember the stories of protasevich's novel, as he said that it was impossible to criticize. if at first something else was possible there, then then a word about their icon could not be said at all, it was impossible to strictly censor telegram rope, of course, do not be silent. subscribe ask questions and suggest guests we are in touch. on the air say again, do not be silent, and we are visiting artist svetlana zhegemont svetlana poet and writer anatoly avrotin, so immediately he was your work that he dedicated a poem to you. let's read a few lines. a smear to the bridge inside woke up a genius drives, then fun is in melancholy, and the brush almost sings between two insights, judas or christ a smear of the brain. thank you, anatoli is very touched. it looks like your inner state when this triptyk was created, but it’s really not clear what will happen there. here it seems to me. do you have a fear of a white canvas, go there. yes and someone will step in there. it's u

the temple is sitting in the inca, it stands here 200 years old saw this temple and took slovenia to restore there is no temple. but here, of course, there is a lot to be done, and the windows were installed here a lot of cleaning. indeed, when all the rubbish was removed from the altar, there was a special feeling that some temple sighed, this is the bell tower that was installed. we're one flight away. it was impossible to climb here, in general, when the temple is in this village, but comes into life together with the temple, you feel that that all this is important and necessary for you and not only you. so let's all go around. get up, walked more than 300 km this year, the procession is like a song of the soul, the first food for the soul, this is a prayer, and the second is folk songs. cross. let's go out and pray. but when he stops at some villages, villages, there he says head off, well, alexey come on three songs and people become much livelier and cleaner somehow a sincere song helps a lot. now you are restoring this tap, as we also have a temple, witness, nikolai, i would

hmm poetry songs, this is molodechno and even the incas, regional ones used to be republican were, thenhow many professional accomplished writers came out of your club already says a lot. yes, and here, no matter how you are called, amateur amateur, but this is needed is an environment without an environment. creative people are dying. uh, so you just know that yes, what's interesting is that they are very grateful they live in the outback. it's a bit metropolitan . we already have. eh, let's say, maybe even a little loose in quantity. e some communities. clubs of some associations that you can go there, go there, and gather the entire region of the minsk region, and so that they come and they receive knowledge. they received some information they needed, because we are also presenting the collections . we are this is irina alexandrovna it is clear that the same carnal branch sounded. how many came out of there, then professional poets. that is, this once again shows that an environment is needed, that such clubs should exist, right? well, now, maybe let's move on to the fact that you a

and our mother over here is she is inca incarnated from ecuador. many vendors included families showcasing indigenous artwork and culture. this is a guatemalan peace and this is from nayarit, mexico. this is a medicine power. and this is a hairpiece like all the other vendors that we're here today. things are handmade with lots of love, and they have a lot of heritage and history. it helps remind us of the people who to have stewarded this land from time immemorial. it helps us remember our own history so that we can go forward in a better way away to our cultures across the globe and the aloni people who lived on the land here in the bay area roots that run deep across a common humanity, just the music and dance like touch something deep down in your soul, you know? it's powerful. so many beautiful performances today. san francisco has held indigenous peoples day celebrations since 2018 and organizers say they were glad to be back after taking one year off during the pandemic, and they look forward to continuing this tradition. julie recognizing a

the fire broke out at a senior citizen coop on inca lane in san francisco's western edition. five teachers at rosa parks elementary saw the smoke and flames and then rushed right over to help evacuate residents . and tonight they were formally honored for their heroic effort. it was a scary moment. but, um. you know that it was funny that the kids were actually scared, too. but once they realize that we're all okay. um we kind of reflected and thank you for the acknowledgement for what we did , and the firefighters were amazing as well. so thank you. thank you to the firefighters that were there. they did make me feel safe. and i felt like, um, i was doing a little part, but they were doing a lot of the work, but thank you for thank you for the recognition. the other teachers honored our vincent reyes, ruben guzman and zakariyah marlin. seven people were hurt in the fire and 18 were displaced. six year old boy hit by a car that kept going tonight. the search for the driver and new video that chp officers hope will help the bay area has separate 22 straight la nina weather pat

yes, there is, yes, although they are very attached to the family, and here they were even on the inca same throughout belarus it is important to travel for you, is this part of your work or will you like it or what? this is, firstly, this day of industry , the day of the machine builder was held in gomel. we have gom muslimmash, the largest industrial enterprise, which is located in gomel, taking into account the fact that each year it is accepted at which site the day of the machine builder will be held. this is the rule, yes, last year he was there in prayer, for example, next year it will be at some other enterprise, respectively, as it was on the gomel land. here, uh, it was definitely necessary to go to congratulate their exes. i'm sure now their colleagues. eh, happy holidays. secondly, to present the awards that were signed by the leaders of the minsk city executive committee in the third, as i lead the united, as if we had a wonderful industry with me already. we have been holding this event for a year with confidence , it will be permanent we choose in each a large holding, a

back in may, there was a fire at a senior citizen coop on inca lane at the western edition.teachers in nearby rosa parks elementary saw the smoke and flame and they rushed over to help evacuate those inside the burning building. it was a scary moment. but, um. you know that it was funny that the kids were actually scared, too. but once they realize that we're all okay. um we kind of reflected and thank you for the acknowledgement for what we did, and the firefighters were amazing as well. so thank you. thank you to the firefighters that were there. they did make me feel safe, and i felt like i was doing a little part. but they were doing a lot of the work, but thank you for thank you for the recognition. they did great work. seven people were hurt in that fire 18 were displaced and a grocery store is now open in san francisco's bayview district is ktvu christian captain reports people in the neighborhood would otherwise have to travel far and wide to get fresh, healthy food. just minutes after opening its doors, customers flooded into the lucky bayview supermarket on third s

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back in may, there was a fire at a senior citizen coop on inca lane in the city's western edition. five teachers at nearby rosa parks elementary school, so the smoke and flames and rushed over to help evacuate the residents. now the city is formally recognizing them for their efforts. it was a scary moment. but, um. you know that it was funny that the kids were actually scared, too. but once they realize that we're all okay. um we kind of reflected and thank you for the acknowledgement for what we did, and the firefighters were amazing as well. so thank you. thank you to the firefighters that were there. they did make me feel safe. and i felt like, um, i was doing a little part, but they were doing a lot of the work, but thank you for thank you for the recognition. san francisco. seven people were hurt in that fire 18 people who are displaced, well small business owners and community members in san francisco's visitation valley, welcomed a special late night crowd. it was all part of a light up the night celebration lights were strong in the legal and avenue area. businesses and re

we should begin certifying the development of incas attorney at 2020 for the industry has now shifted its focus to infrastructure and workforce development. regulatory process. the death and next year's bill will do the same for aam tempest the benefit would do better for witnesses as we gather input for reauthorization we should be mindful of safety, efficiency, and security of need technology while at the same time continuing to promote innovation in this vital industry. thank you senator sinema, i yield back one minute and 21 seconds. >> greatly appreciated their senator wicker thank you very much. i will introduce our witnesses, a first witnesses lisa ellman executive director of the commercial drone alliance and and authority in drone policy and law. miss allen, thank you for joining us today. here in our country opening statement. >> chairwoman sinema, ranking member cruz, members of the subcommittee on aviation subcommittee and -- thank you for the opportunity to share my thoughts at this important hearing today on how we can promote aviation safety for the benefit of the ameri

elderly residents from a burning building back in may, there was a fire at a senior citizen coop on inca lane in the western edition. five teachers at nearby rosa parks elementary saw the smoke and flames and rushed over to help evacuate those inside the building. it was a scary moment. but, um. you know that it was funny that the kids were actually scared, too. but once they realized that we were all okay. um we kind of reflected and thank you for the acknowledgement for what we did, and the firefighters were amazing as well. so thank you. thank you to the firefighters that were there. they did make me feel safe. and i felt like, um, i was doing a little part, but they were doing a lot of the work, but thank you for thank you for the recognition. seven people were hurt in that fire and 18 people were displaced when we first did the story, i remember thinking, wow, that was just amazing what those teachers did at the time. it's great to see them get recognized for what they did their bravery and getting those people out in the nick of time. absolutely grateful families. let's turn to our