julie. >> julie: molly line. thank you very much.what's happening in massachusetts is happening in other democrat-led sanctuary cities and states. one headlines warns the blue state migrant crisis sparks political disaster for biden. molly hemingway, from the federalist joins me now. this is a disaster. there is no sense of urgency coming from the white house. >> it is interesting president biden was very clear when he ran for office in 2020, he opened his campaign with a pledge to essentially open the border and reverse the policies, the immigration policies of his predecessors. on day one when he took office he turned away the executive orders that president trump had put in place and really worked to have the porous border that we have now which enables not just human trafficking but drug trafficking and other issues but very clear about it. you see the democrat-run states and municipalities now being very upset about it. but this was not an issue of where they should necessarily be surprised. the only surprising thing is that blu

julie? go ahead. >> julie: all right. this way for young single ladies out there who haven't gotten married to the right or wrong person, you should definitely ask at least for a w-2. i think the paycheck is a bit far, that's a bit invasive there's bank account numbers there, just a w-2. just regrets, hashtag regrets. >> kat: maybe she could -- offer to help do his taxes. >> julie: that's a great way to get the w-2 rather than simply i don't want to marry a poor loser. whichever, yeah, go for it and i believe if this girl really is successful, what is she successful of, podcasts. >> kat: yeah, you're looking at it. >> julie: because she's like i'm really successful. i never heard someone who's successful say i'm really successful but if you are you want to date somebody who is on the same length because it really sucks to support a man. i'm saying hypothetically speaking if you had to support a moon. >> kat: happens all the time. >> julie: yeah. >> kat: joe i'm wondering if you ever asked a lady for her bank account infor

julie. >> julie: thank you.ich. >> rich: the biden administration is pushing for overtime pay for millions of workers. raise the overtime salary cap and make 3 1/2 million salaried workers like restaurants and grocery store manager eligible for overtime and that could affect everyone's wallets. ken, what do you think of this? >> i think it's again political posturing. it is emotional politics at its worst. it sounds really good, of course. when we're in a time of great inflation and hourly workers, salaried workers are being pinched by bidenomics. so now they come out and say let's raise the overtime requirement. the obama administration attempted to do this to raise it to $47,000 in his administration and a judge shot it down. i don't think this has a whole lot of realistic legs, much like the student loan forgiveness policy that was put forth. so let's look at the economics of this. if this were to go through, this will actually lead to more inflation. in other words, putting more fuel on an already out of con

julie, this is infuriating. how about if he has a lot on his plate it should be his time spent at the border which at this point has been none. 40% of the time he spends on vacation. we're approaching the 9/11 anniversary he won't even be in the country for. that right there is deaf eaves stating as an american but also as the wife of a first responder. how dare he skip 9/11. that is heartbreaking. we have had 6 million plus illegals cross the border. we don't know where they came from. we know that they are going to be paroled into the country with a court date seven years down the road and devastated our communities. every town in america is a border town. fentanyl number one killer in the country, crime rampaging across the united states. and instead he is on vacation or out of the country. might as well say we are out of office. that's what should be hanging on the front door of the white house, closed, out of office, on vacation. >> julie: he will be in alaska on 9/11. certainly breaking tradition with ever

. >> i'm julie banderas. president biden and former president trump are holding substantial leads over their challengers and new polling suggests a general election rematch, which would divide americans right down the middle. >> griff: the president is about to speak at a labor day parade in philadelphia as there are growing concerns about his age and electability. >> biden buy owing rafer is raising eyebrows saying a trump/biden rematch is not a foregone conclusion. >> let me ask you this way. at the end of this calendar year joe biden announces he won't seek a second term how much of a surprise would it be to you? >> a surprise to me but not a total shock. >> julie: peter doocy is live we white house this morning. >> president biden's top rival from the last primary cycle is pouring cold water today on the someone other than biden 2024 theory. >> i think president biden is going to be the nominee of the democratic party and i think if he runs on a strong progressive agenda he is not only go to win but by a

julie: i love that. the way you put it, when there are rules in place for how people are supposed to operate, we have a fair game. and you know, just to follow up, because your work on abandoned land mines, there's such an overlap between what the department of superior's funding opportunity -- of interior's funding opportunities create and what you've been doing what does a partnership between the department of labor and department of interior mean for you? how does it affect your work when there are standards in funding at the front end? lee: can i call out a couple of people from d.o.l. and d.o.i. who have been instrumental in this? wendy in the front row, ruku, there she is back there julie: can you stand up when she says your names, please? [applause] lee: these gals, these gals have joined an over other week call with 20, 25, 30 folks from respective states, mostly in appalachia, had the patience to explain this program, encourage us to bring folks along to this program, it has obviously not been c

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who was julie chen before she found god and who is she today? before she found god was a self-absorbed career-minded vain gossipy, fun to be with, but probably kind of a shallow person. julie chen moonves, who now knows the lord is someone who wants to help others and see how she can be of service. >> reporter: five years ago, she was flying high in her career, hosting two hit shows on cbs. >> welcome to "big brother." >> hello, everyone, and welcome to "the talk". >> reporter: when moonves, then chair and ceo of the network stepped down, accused of sexual assault and misconduct bay dozen women, allegations he denies. >> that new fodder for the me too movement. les moonves stepped down overnight. >> more women came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct. >> days later she herself made an abrupt exit from "the talk" after nearly a decade. >> i need to spend more time at home with my husband and our young son. >> you say in the book quite clearly, leaving "the talk" was a decision made for you. >> yeah, i never revealed that until "but first,

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julie, other julie. >> julie cook.f opening up to the to the possibility that we are affected by, by the moon. you know, we're mostly made of water. you know, we are affected by, by the elements and everything else. i find that an intriguing thought to be open to. >> oh, me too. and i think i think i hate to say it. i think women in particular are particularly more, you know, our cycles. they're called monthly menses, aren't they? menstruation from word menstruation comes from the word for so i think, you for the month. so i think, you know, very connected to know, we are very connected to it. particular. it. women in particular. i think. >> w- think. >> it's fascinating and >> yeah, it's a fascinating and there's folklore around it. you know, you describe yourself as a witch. julie and what does it mean for witches like yourself? >> well, the super full moon, it means that the energies we use in spellwork , we get to boost in spellwork, we get to boost them. so it'd be like a super spell. so if we want to do something

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economy expanded at a modest rate in july and august.t states that job growth was subdued nationwide and shortages of skilled workers persisted. >>> now, japan has a reputation for its low cost of eating out. one clear example is so-called the big mac index where in terms of the cost of the burger, japan ranks 44th behind the u.s. and some major asian countries, but that may be changing with a new mcdonald's pricing strategy spurred by rising costs. >> reporter: at this mcdonald's in the central area of shin joku. 500 yen or about 3.5. you can get the same burger for over 10% less. it's part of a new mcdonald's strategy. the prices are divided into three groups, urban, semiurban, and standard. the company has used a system to implement price hikes at 184 restaurants since july. the move is a new for chain restaurants in japan which normally have uniform prices nationwide. >> translator: i didn't realize it was more expensive in tokyo. >> translator: i'll go to the cheaper one from now on. >> reporter: behind the difference in hamburger p

julie, your take on this? >> i remember a million years ago when i was a south side analyst covering retail, and you would have so many retailers blame weather for bad quarters, and you'd go into the store and see a bunch of chartreuse sweaters and be like, you guys didn't, cute well. but they would always point to the weather as, the dog ate my homework. i think shrink is becoming that where a few retailers talked about it and others think, that's a good get out of jail free card in terms of envenn story, when they double bought because of supply chain. i think it's just kind of smoke and mirrors. >> guy, what color is chartreuse? >> it's like a yellow green if i'm not mistaken. you put me on the spot. it's neon, and i know the answer. you shouldn't do that. and i don't know what the problem with chartreuse is. i have an entire chartreuse room. i'm just saying. >> i'm sure you do. >> fantastic. >>> all right, coming up, we only had four trading days on wall street, but that's still enough to bring a chart of

julie, other julie. >> julie cook. opening up to the to the possibility that we are affected by, by the moon. you know, we're mostly made of water. you know, we are affected by, by the elements and everything else. i find that an intriguing thought to be open to. >> oh, me too. and i think i think i hate to say it. i think women in particular are particularly more, you know, our cycles. they're called monthly menses, aren't they? menstruation from word menstruation comes from the word for so i think, you for the month. so i think, you know, very connected to know, we are very connected to it. particular. it. women in particular. i think. >> w- think. >> it's fascinating and >> yeah, it's a fascinating and there's folklore around it. you know, you describe yourself as a witch. julie and what does it mean for witches like yourself? >> well, the super full moon, it means that the energies we use in spellwork , we get to boost in spellwork, we get to boost them. so it'd be like a super spell. so if we want to do something

julie mckinnon, editor in chief of the standard.in, that series of live free q&a sessions launching this thursday. join a rotating cast of editors and reporters who will share their insights and answer your questions on subjects ranging from the real estate market to robo taxis behaving badly or people behaving badly in robo taxis. the series kicks off thursday at noon with a deep dive on the future of downtown san francisco. as julie mentioned, registration is free and again, that's at the standard's website . sf standard.com. we'll take a short break thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor

and i'm julie julie haener. new tonight. ktvu's amber lee went to the lakeshore district. and amber, what are business owners saying about seeing a greater police presence ? julie business owners are telling me they've wanted foot patrols for a long time, so they're happy and relieved that they are now here. still, they say it'll take more than police to stop crime. oakland police foot patrols are back in the lakeshore business district for the first time in years. city officials say the program started up again in february and starting last saturday, it expanded to 12 officers and two sergeants to cover 41 commercial corridors citywide. this has been a mess lately. you know this we see the car break ins from our office is blazing right down the middle of the street. i'm really happy just to see these officers here because is this going to make hopefully bring business back? my partner and i are going to have our phone numbers on there as well. so the officers went door to door giving out their business cards with cell phone numbers in producing themselves and their missio

5 years later in july 22 lieutenant of justice.maxim degtyarev received a diploma from the hands of the chairman of the investigative committee of russia alexander ivanovich bystreykin, comrade general of justice russian federation to receive a diploma of higher education, i arrived from the city of lugansk, arrived in the workshop of the region , was sent to the tver region, the city of military glory was born. yes, it was held, lugansk moved in the fourteenth year, july for maxim turned out to be the sign of the month, not only from the point of view of study and profession in his personal life, and july also determined everything on june 5, the seventeenth year, offensive exams at the mass academy from the committee. i met my future wife, alina a. 4 years later july 5, 21 years old. we got married in moscow and one year later on july 7, 22. together they received diplomas and a job assignment in the tver region, the city of military glory. where are you going, as soon as the spouses found out that the department was recruiting f

he was convicted in 2006 for the rape and murder of julie buskin. the supreme court rejected a stay of execution submitted by his lawyer the victim, julie buskin, performed as a ballerina, and the university of oklahoma now has a dance scholarship in her name >>> a u.s. government contractor is facing espionage charges. the justice department said on thursday that he was arrested and is accused of providing classified information to a fortune country. the "new york times" identified ethiopia, his country of origin, as the nation he allegedly spied for. he had a top secret security clearance and access to classified information through contracting positions within the doj and state department prosecutors say he used an encrypted messaging application to transmit maps and satellite imagery to the foreign government >>> the updated covid vaccine rollout has been anything but smooth some people have had to cancel their appointments because insurance has not updated billing codes. others have to cancel because of supply issues. and in some cases there ar

i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. an extra challenge for travelers over the long holiday weekend. caltrans has closed all westbound lanes of interstate 80 between vallejo and hercules for a repaving project. this is video taken within the last hour showing the work that is already underway. the lanes will reopen on tuesday as ktvu's jana katsuyama shows us officials want to make sure travelers are aware of this closure. the stream of traffic

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in fact, in july, we even saw the russian defense minister surgery, so i go visit to young young where arms deals were also likely discuss importance of highlight here that russia, of course, because of the sanctions, has been cut off from international supply chains. and that's made it difficult for it to maintain military supplies, even if it does have advance production capabilities. north korea, of course, it's cut off from most international trade anyway. as such, there's nothing much to discourage it from dealing with russia. but so as we can see, the, the war is clearly pushing these 2 countries closer together to what could north korean weapons mean for the war and ukraine? well without knowing what exactly is going to be delivered, in which quantities, when it's hard to say how this will shape the battle on the ground. but to what we did here from the national security council spokesperson john kirby. he did acknowledge a few days ago that artillery was likely on the list, raw materials was likely on the list as the the counter offensive in ukraine has largely centered around

the american's with disability act into law back on july 26, 1990.or's office on disability is using this time and uses july 26 to support the professionals in departments who are the ada coordinators. bringing departments together, ada coordinators from the various departments next week which will be a great event. also, mta featured disability pride month on their most recent pod cast and nicole bond sent me the link. i haven't had a chance to look at it. she said it is really good and participating along with annette williams who retired and director of accessible services. happy to share that out with anybody interested. that is very few updates. i had a lot of updates. >> thank you for the very comprehensive report. do we have any comments or questions by commissioners? >> yes. i wondered if there was going to be a new-- for the ada. >> thank you. anything- >>-- >> commissioner, i don't know and we were talking about this internally. i currently dont know of a full public celebration. i will find out. one thing we talked about is we had some gre

i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. wildfires in oregon and the far northern part of our state are the reasons for this advisory. hazy, smoky skies seen really across the region today from contra costa county to oakland, san francisco and hayward. our cameras captured the poor conditions. many neighborhoods saw out there today. with that, we go into chief meteorologist bill martin. bill, what are we going to expect tomorrow out there should be a little bit better. this is right now, mike. and we've got the yellows which are modern date, the reds which are high. we're measuring particulate matter. that's the size of about 2.5 micrometers. so pm 2.5, you hear that all the time when you look at the air quality sites, it's pm 2.5 and that's what's being measured. so in these areas that are orange and yellow, it's unhealthy for some people and the people who have compromises with their lungs or elderly or what have you. and then these red areas represent the areas, regions where it is unhealthy for everybody. and for a time

but since july on that was for us is definitely not busy with the ships carrying ukrainian grant. and it seems that it's still going to stay quite like this. and of course, one of the sticking points here has been old, is a criticism that was the, that was brought here of both by press you have the one i'm present treating was that the majority for the learning part of the green is going to the rich countries, so more than 70 percent of these green you've been ingrained went to the how you come companies for oper, middle income companies and only 3 percent of that. went to the pool companies. it has to be the criticism that to they also. yeah. see the book presents repeatedly for size, but as i said for now, so that the expectations are low to a certain extent, that is, it's appointment shared because international market. it's not that there's a new turkey as well. people are quite optimistic that but it's not the will be able to convince the truth and how the russia is insisting that policy is demands or not, matt, it's not going to return to the deal. like i thank you so much f

i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. right now, police are still investigating what led to the shooting. ktvu's amber lee went to the lake this afternoon . amber, what did you learn from people there who were at the lake when those shots rang out? julie neighbors tell me there was a gun battle between people in two vehicles. they say they're shocked that it happened in the middle of the day with so many people around. you see the lamplight and the bush right in the middle. everett, alex alexander points to the spot where a woman was shot while walking on the path along lake merritt in oakland. he says he looked out his balcony after he heard dozens of shots fired shortly before 1230 monday afternoon. it was scary, you know, because you don't know what's going on and you don't know where the bullets are flying. police have confirmed that the victim is an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire. a bicyclist tells me multiple witnesses saw a gun battle between two groups on lakeside drive near the intersection of madison

i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. congress returns to work tomorrow, but with no budget deal in sight, there is a growing likelihood of a government shutdown at the end of the week. ktvu is jana katsuyama here in studio with the latest from capitol hill and concerns from one of the federal employee unions, jenna. mike and julie, the union tells me that they are preparing federal workers for this possibility that they might be working but not get their paychecks. and they say all americans could suffer with to services if congress can't reach a deal. congress is facing a budget crisis that could push the nation into a government shutdown by saturday. on monday, house speaker kevin mccarthy voiced optimism that a handful of republican holdouts might finally agree to a compromise. apparently, they're willing to work now. mccarthy and moderate republicans had worked out a deal with democrats, but faced open revolt by republican hardliners led by florida congressman matt gaetz and fueled by former president donald trump, w

i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. the president also preparing to meet with science and technology advisors in the city. ktvu is jana katsuyama joining us live tonight from san francisco goes nob hill. jenna that's right, mike and julie, the president is staying at the fairmont hotel up here, a very common choice for his trips to the bay area and securing is very tight. they are checking in people's ids as guests enter into the hotel. president biden arrived at the fairmont hotel about 745 tonight. and you can take another look at the motorcade as it arrived up here. it drew a lot of attention and excitement as he arrived after an evening of campaigning on the peninsula for just being upstairs to the top of the mark for a drink. the people everywhere are excited. everyone's out looking, keeping an eye on things. everyone wants to see. the president gliding into moffett field. air force one brought president biden back to the bay area for the second time in three months. as the president came down the stairs, he was gr

in the meeting of the supreme housing council in july, the president gave the ministry a 10-day silence to investigate the situation of steel wire production in the country and take action to supply these goods in the housing sector. they have not received the facilities, other than the order of the president it was the central bank's fault that the payment of these facilities was delayed and the housing applicants could not receive the facilities on time . from the central bank's point of view, within the next week at the latest, in the august meeting of the supreme housing council, the president ordered the relevant institutions to organize and deal with they should take action with the offending real estate advisors, the part that is being unfair, they must feel that the field is too narrow for them, i can't violate it anymore, it is necessary that the inspections continue and the violations be dealt with in a timely manner. the president emphasized on price reduction. the complications of issuing building permits and organizing and monitoring purchase, sale and rental packages were

julie was plunged into sales. that's the military took over power under the order. so that colanda in chief general, i will still be not yet in 1974, the new chad was declared president by the tune tough. during his 17 years of rule, thousands of 2 lanes opposing the regime were arrested, torch at tilled and disappeared. as bel brain, however, managed to escape to cuba, together with the children. and one of i'll give this door to us be at these, also known as patty. they left everything behind. yeah, yeah. so now we're a new life sausage, but get a very pain if you want me to help me at this time because we had no news from my family is this for i had no idea how my husband was to the other. we knew that the president had died so that it was something we would not talk about at this time. she and i were not able to talk about to go up there. so i'm wondering if i'm the one that, that they don't know if i'd be able to do that, if it from one day to the next to special benign became an exile living 1st in cuba. then in venezuela, watching from a far as the penal chec

i met my future wife, alina a, from 54 on july 5, 21 .got married in moscow and one year later on july 7, 22. together they received diplomas and a job assignment in the tver region, the city of military glory, as soon as the spouses found out. because the department is recruiting personnel for a new administration in maxim's homeland , they immediately filed a report on luhansk. the shinu arrived together as well. now we are always together and also returned here with her argument, of course, there was love for her husband, because he himself is a native, and lugansk and he really wanted to return to his small homeland, to counteract crime here and restore justice, this is love. beauty is born. in moscow continued in a quiet provincial life. and now this feeling is growing stronger and supporting the young family against the backdrop of cities from the wounded ukrainian artillery, broken windows, destroyed entrances, basements, which until recently children and women were saved. this is now their life background, but new colors appear in

5 years later in july 22 lieutenant of justice.m degtyarev receives a diploma from the hands of the chairman of the investigative committee of russia alexander ivanovich bystreykin, comrade general of justice of the russian federation degtyarev maxim arrived to receive a diploma of higher education i arrived from the city of lugansk arrived from the tver region was sent to the tver region, the city of military glory in the fourteenth year they moved july for maxim turned out to be a sign of the month not only from the point of view of learning a profession in his personal life and july also determined everything 5 june of the seventeenth year at the entrance exams to the moscow academy, respectively, the committee. i met my future wife, uh alina, four years later on july 5, twenty- one. we got married in moscow and later another year on july 7, 22. together they received diplomas and a job assignment in the tver region, the city of military glory , you are afraid, as soon as the spouses found out about it. that the department is re

in the wake of the july 26. cool. and he says, i need to describe the actions or the sanctions as inhumane on just an illegal. it says is yet or has taken steps to address the problem by large and complains and asking for those. and by goes on sanctions to be removed. he also spoke about efforts being made to resolve the crisis in this country. and politically is a possibly just the seal. i think the discussions are moving forward. they're moving in the right direction because everyone is convinced that it's not the right to isolate the country like me share. and i think that very soon the issue will be resolved as soon as they also said, the june top is looking at a j as proposal and the political crisis image. here are judy after consultations with several stakeholders, suggested a 6 months transition to return newsletter, democratic rule. i did risk, i'll use it to me. us do. and secretary general is calling for international health . to make africa, a renewable energy superpower. the content is hosting a landmark

and i'm julie julie haener. four people were detained, two are now under arrest. our crime reporter henry lee joins us now live with the latest. henry mike and julie, there were a lot of tense moments at skyline high because of this shooting. law enforcement and parents converged on campus after the violence. scary and it shouldn't have to be like this and rest assured that you guys, your children are safe. a skyline high administrator trying to reassure parents after a shooting broke out on the campus in the oakland hills. there was a shooting on campus. they weren't shooting at any particular person, but there was a gun found on campus. we heard a gunshot, but it was like a little faint, like it was far. so we weren't tripping. and then boom, boom, it was two more. and then everybody started running. the shooting happened at about 1130 tuesday morning, bringing dozens of oakland police chp officers and alameda county sheriff's deputies to the school. the campus was placed on lockdown. officers detained four individuals, two of whom were placed under arrest. oakl

in july of 23. the housing authority begant process of speaking to residents about a read blends application taking in consideration over 2 years of among low report outs and attendance of resident meetings and hearing from residence. community out reach and opportunity to be heard would continue through san francisco the housing authority commission and the deck. upon the next require a rad blends commission. there will be more opportunity for discussion around amenities and theed project develop exert financing. the intent of the application. is to secure funding for plaza east. the purpose is for approval to finalize the application and submit it to hud. channing jack will present next on behalf of mccormick and conrad the project manager for workforce development. so development priorities based on our out reach and engagement with the community we developed a following priorities for reimagining plaza east. one build new safe and secure homes for existing residents. . credit a diverse community

julie, we are thankful for that.we hearing from top lawmakers here about the indictment of senator menendez and his wife? we know you actually caught up with george santos today as well. what can you tell us? >> before speaker mccarthy got here, in which we see him vaguely over my shoulder there giving a toward friends and family, george santos was the only lawmaker i saw this building. he happened to walk right by our camera. of course he is facing his own federal charges in the state of new york as well for his own separate problems and his own separate indictment. but i had asked him, what is the make of senator menendez indictment against him? should he resign? at first he told me he has no opinion. take a look at what he said, the. we will talk about it on the other side, including some of the reaction. >> you think senator menendez should resign given his -- >> i don't have an opinion on that. >> why not? >> because i think due process is important. i think he has a right to defend himself. he's innocent until

yeah, and since you're in um beirout there, julie, in terms of... the way that uh the us has prevented uh or tried to prevent uh the for example transfer of iranian oil to uh to lebanon, what's wrong with iran transferring its aerospace technology to lebanon or its missile technology? i think maybe the us then is very concerned about that because uh obviously one of the things that stands out in this region is the israeli regime and i think that's probably one of the driving factors that the us has uh when it comes to preventing iran from advancing is that is... that right? yeah, by preventing iran from advancing, you're preventing the whole region from advancing. um, you know, aside from the fact that we have limited capabilities in lebanon, limited military capacity on itself, as a as a small country, um, the you, our country, lebanon has been structurally dependent on the west, um, economically and on the us, militarily, and this is done specifically to ensure. that there is no um independence uh that's that's really uh reached a a military level but also so that um we're always rec

and i'm julie julie haener.e east side union high school board gathered for a public meeting. the big topic of discussion on improving school safety. new tonight, parents, students and staff voiced their concerns at that meeting.

i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. let's get right to our team coverage tonight from air quality to fire danger. ktvu jana katsuyama to live outside of cal fire station there in napa county. but first, chief meteorologist bill martin standing by with the current conditions bill. yeah, we're still looking. a lot of smoke out there. as a matter of fact, it's getting a little worse in some areas. i'll show you the map. the air is sinking. it's cooler just like last night and this morning, the cool air kind of settles that smoke down right onto the ground and that's where we are. we've got a spare the air alert through tomorrow. that stays in effect tonight, obviously, and through tomorrow. and the air quality should get a little better tomorrow as the smoke from these fires are coming from northern california and southern oregon. the smoke from these fires has been just working their way down the coast, actually ties a little bit into the red flag warning because these same wind, the same wind direction is what's bringing

and when can they take place in moscow and how long will the july heat last?f the russia 24 tv channel phobos and me ksenia levitskaya hello, the july heat is returning to the european part of the country in terms of weather. this week, from the very beginning, the russian plain was covered by a powerful anticyclone. and at the beginning of autumn there is high atmospheric pressure - this is the best scenario for the development of weather processes there are few clouds, and the sun warms up the air well. indian summer. i want to go for a walk and get some sunbathing, even in moscow, which was not lucky enough to be in a slightly cloudy area the day before the air warmed up to plus 21°, and these are the indicators. during the month in other regions it was even warmer on the volga and in the chernozem region plus 25-28, and in the south generally plus 30 local residents, of course, enjoy the weather and spend time as if autumn had never begun, but i note that even in the conditions this idyll is not worth losing your vigilance due to too high temperatures in e

during the operation, the pripyat swamps in july-august 1941, villages were burned.hi , gantsevichi district, 73 people were killed, turov district, 300 people for sand, according to gost 69 rycha, 26 watchmen, 30 people chernichiy 40, kosovo district, velikaya gagat 123 people holy will 436, paris district astashkovichi 120 people slaven 72, pruzhany district, borki vybrody glulets zalesye letnoe radets 13 people - 38 people. on one day alone , more than three thousand civilians were killed in minsk. in the first months of the war, the nazis, according to the developed plans for clearing the occupied territories , began to use punitive operations as one of the ways to get rid of excess population; in september october 1941, 7,162 were destroyed people, but the most massive and sophisticated punitive operations of the nazis in their atrocities will occur in 1942 and they will be carried out throughout the territory of the republic until the end of the war. on july 1, amendments were made to the law on external labor migration, so that the first goal in this document

also note the regulator in january july. it grew by 13.4% compared to the same period last year.he total amount is close to $54 billion ; import indicators are growing at a faster pace. an example of the recovery dynamics of economic growth against the backdrop of low volumes in the middle of last year, foreign trade and services remained positive, amounting to $1.6 billion, while exports of services amounted to almost $5 billion, imports 3.3. a specialized institute for supporting foreign economic activity will assist with the development of export and import of goods, work and services; its creation is provided for by a recent government decree ; the organization, together with other government agencies , will develop new tools and mechanisms to support exporters. the institute will also be able together with the development bank to develop draft legal acts related to foreign economic activity, belarus became the leader among the eurasian five countries in terms of industrial production growth over 7 months +7% compared to 2022, while the average payas indicator was 2.8% . afte

the famous partisan parade took place in liberated minsk on july 16 , 1944.was not soldiers and officers who marched in the solemn columns, but belarusian partisans who fought against the german occupiers. right to open the parade was given to the people's avengers partisan brigade named after voronyansky. the soldiers marched under the banner of their squad. included. before the parade, the baby was cleaned and a ribbon with captured german orders captured from the headquarters vehicle was tied around his neck. the partisans didn’t really know how to march or walk in formation. there was no time to study, it was necessary to blow up bridges and attack german garrisons, obtain important information and derail enemy ones. over the course of 3 years, 213 brigades and 1,255 detachments learned this well. partisan the voronyansky people's avengers brigade united with units of the red army on july 1 , 1944, consisting of five detachments with a total number of 1,475 partisans. belarusian partisans derailed 11,128 german trains and 34 armored trains. the people's a

julie tsirkin for us, and thank you julie, appreciate, it really important stuff.him to the seattle concert said it could not accommodate his electric wheelchair. leaving the crushed 34-year-old who stood suffers from cerebral palsy to say, this is a specific issue, this is ableism, this is what i've dealt with my whole life. that is when beyoncÉ and her fans, known as the beehive, stepped in. they not only arranged a ticket to a concert in arlington, texas, for john. but they also arranged for his transportation, and a one-on-one meet and greet with the queen bee herself. how incredible is that. what a moment for him. all right, that wraps it up for. me i'm yasmin vossoughian, on the back in the chair tomorrow, two pm eastern. i symone starts right now. s right now. >> greetings everyone. you're watching symone. another week of chaos and dysfunction on capitol hill. speaker mccarthy and house republicans are no closer to averting a government shutdown. deadline is seven days out, but

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i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. the interstate 80 repaving project ended 12 hours early as cctv's jana katsuyama shows us this will be a welcome sight for drivers who are about to hit that morning commute. an exciting sight for drivers monday as the chp moved into position to finally reopen westbound i-80 between vallejo and hercules one day. early crews came through pulling up the cones and roadblocks, signs and then the chp began allowing traffic back on the highway. a slow rolling escort to keep the reopened safe. and just a little before 5 p.m. instead of tuesday morning at 5 a.m, which is excellent for the commute, caltrans says crews worked nonstop since the westbound lanes shut down at 9 p.m. thursday. a big resurfacing project that stretched some three miles. that's awesome. they're working. they're kicking butt. jessica rays of vallejo was happy to hear about the early opening. she says her husband was caught in the detour delays all weekend. i think he's been like at least 20 minutes late to work each day.

and i'm julie julie haener. it is the first tuition hike in a decade. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live now in the san jose state campus with the latest on this. jesse julie and mike, as you said, this comes after unanimous vote by the board which spent much of the day debating a tuition hike. this hike has some families considering if their children can even afford to attend a csu system school. san jose resident shawn allen beams with pride when looking at his daughter's potential future as a star cheerleader with a 3.8 gpa. tara allen was considering attending a csu system school. you know, her goal is to get a four year degree for us is it's kind of more reasonable than private schools and the cost of private schools that financial equation for allen and other families may have been flipped on its head on a motion to accept the proposal, as submitted by the chancellor trustee. lopez yes. wednesday the csu board of trustees showing solidarity in voting unanimously for a 6% tuition hike annually for the next five years, a $1.5 billion budget gap