mine was we were working in the fields over in king city off of highway 101 and i see a lot of red comingide of the highway marching toward salinas--from king city to salinas, and that was my first introduction face to face with cesar chavez, you know, and it stuck with me. so why don't we share yours? we'll start with you, mr. abrica. ruben: you know, all through high school in san diego county i used to work in the orange and avocado groves. i always had to work, and i do remember hearing not person--not in person but i remember hearing about the farmworkers in cesar chavez and the work that they were doing as a student. later when i went to la to go to college is the first time that i got an opportunity to hear cesar chavez and dolores huerta speak. so it was always an inspiration. i always remember one of the lines; that the purpose of education is to serve the community, something like that. that always made an impression of me, that, you know, those of us who have an opportunity to go on to any level of education that we have a responsibility to go back and serve the community in on

. >>> we're also learning about an air rescue to the south near king city. this as chopper video from a chp helicopter, the moment they spotted a man stranded on a small island in the river. the chp says the man was driving in his car when it got swept away by the rising water. he managed to get out and make it to the land and stay there until he was rescued. >>> back here in the bay area, a big stretch of highway 84 in san mateo county is still shut down because of the storm. the sheriff's office says a landslide caused a road to buckle and crack. 84 is closed in both directions. we caught up with two cyclists who had to change their route. >> we're just going to bike off and check it out, but this is common for 84. and i feel bad for the folks that have to try and get down and have to dry down 92. >> no word yet on when that road will reopen. keep up with the very latest on our nbc bay area app. you'll get access to our doppler radar and you'll get alerts when the rain is headed your way. it's a great resource to have with all this rain coming our way. >>>

. >> and a man had to be rescued from the flooded salinas river near king city. authorities say the rising river washed his car away, but the driver thankfully was able to escape. he climbed onto an island that hadn't been overtaken by water and then chp air rescue lifted that man to safety. as you can see there he was pretty shaken up. but fortunately, an injured. >> well, everybody in one east bay elementary is keeping a close watch on a creek, which is right next to the school. it flooded and caused major damage during the new year's eve star conference. has he made yoon has that part of our coverage? >> okay. goodness. on and i'm on the bridge. this is pretty scary. >> this is video recorded friday of the royal de la go to creek, which is located next to the glen elementary school in the school district superintendent, pauline bar is recorded the video. these waters where again running so fast and so >> rapidly and the level was all the way. i'm almost coming. even with the school grounds. once again, that is why school officials are keeping a close eye on th

king city snatched a man's car, but he was able to escape its clutches.when the california highway patrol air operations crew jumped into action. finally lifting the storm victim to safe ground. widespread rainfall is in the forecast for southern california this week. emergency personnel say expect more freeway closures, mud and debris flows clogged storm drains and street flooding. >> well, that was chris wolfe reporting for us this morning are right. we have to get another check of weather this morning with john shrable. john, look at those images up. a number of family members. we don't live in a state of california called be alike. are you ok? we see the images out of california. i mean, we're really getting it. yeah. oh, yeah. it's been quite the season. a historic season. honestly. >> putting a lot of our el nino seasons to shame. this has been one for the books. we're continuing to see this next atmospheric river only ramping up. in fact, we've yet to see the heaviest of rainfall just yet from it. that's arriving smack dab in the middle of your mor

and the throne was occupied by impostors , representatives came to that cathedral to choose the king all citiestes were proposed, even foreign rulers, as experienced and experienced, they argued a lot, but they agreed on the candidacy of seventeen-year-old mikhail representatives of the famous boyar family, his father was the patriarch. filaret was respected and among the people among the clergy for 32 years on the throne, mikhail fedorovich romanov created a system of strong centralized power, annexed the new lands, achieved peace with poland, sweden restored agriculture and trade. on march 3, 1913, a 5,000-strong suffragist march took place in washington, dc. participants in the movement for women's suffrage at that time in the united states they were not yet a mass parade in the capital organized by an activist les paul a girl originally from new jersey received a degree from the university of pennsylvania, then went to england and made friends with the activists of the movement. for women's suffrage , the movement gained momentum and as a result, in 1920, us president woodrow wilson was abl

season was not always cue ball, too, but we always fought for the fact that we were, you know, kings citiesred. here in tatarstan, the first sport is football hockey. but everyone loves hockey, hockey brings everything and victories, of course, i wanted to win, you know. against this background, there are many in one city. there are many professional teams that did not compete. yes, i just wanted a little, damn it, well, what kind of football do we go in us or not? why did we communicate with the guys, we were friends, you know, there are not so many restaurants in kazan. yes? and, in principle, there after the games we met in restaurants. we were friends there, and they invited us, we invited them there with bukhara, well, we still communicate with someone , so no, it was rooting for them and went to the match, and now zaripov, your wine partner is still among dogs barca hope to play in the playoffs, but he plays. but sergei zinoviev is another partner. we don’t hear anything about him at all, where is he, what is he would somehow communicate, well, we periodically he moved to sochi to liv

the evacuation orders were lifted for people who live along the salinas river between soledad and king city farther to the north along the pajaro river. most of the town is still under an evacuation order. well, some people have been allowed to go back to their homes. the town center remains evacuated. new aid for flood survivors is on the way. we are trying to provide as much direct financial support as we can, mostly in the way of gift card slash debit cards. um um and trying to then also, um work with groups that can do assessments. uh for larger, uh, needs. the community foundation of monterey launched a storm relief fund before the levee broke so far more than a million dollars has been raised . our time is now 706 floodwaters have receded in the pajaro valley, but people who were forced to evacuate evacuate . they're afraid of what they're going to find when they're finally allowed to go back home . those floodwaters left behind damage in the small town of pa haro, where many of the 3000 residents are farmworkers. look at these pictures saturday morning. sheriff's deputies were not wo

king city snatched a man's car, but he was able to escape its clutches. >> that's when a california highwayatrol air operations crew jumped into action. finally lifting the storm victim to safe ground. widespread rainfall is in the forecast for southern california this week. emergency personnel say expect more freeway closures, mud and debris flows clogged storm drains and street flooding. getting it from one into the state to the other. that was chris wolfe reporting for us tonight. >> other news tonight to students at montgomery high school in santa rosa were arrested for bringing knives onto the school campus. this comes less than 2 weeks after one of their peers was stabbed to death during a classroom fight. >> on friday, school officials told police they learned about the knives on campus or a social media post. staff members were able to identify the students responsible, take the knives and send the students home for the day. but police say they first heard about the nice when they got a call from a concerned parent around 4.30, friday afternoon and that the school administration did

in fact, i was looking king city, which is in central california. it's up in about 1100 feet. but they reported just under 13 inches of rain. can you imagine in 48 hours we're talking about our creeks and streams in and around the north bay petaluma santa rosa. those areas we do still have that warning. that goes to 7 o'clock tonight for door creeks and streams as we continue to see those rise. so again. >> just a word of caution, even though the rain may not be falling, there are still plenty of dangers out there. you've got to kind of look out for it. this is that incredible system that delivered all of the moisture still bringing it into central california at this hour and still bring it into the sierra as snow. but for us, we're catching a little bit of a break. but stephanie, kind of alluded to this. it's it's a temporary break, right? because we do have an unsettled weekend ahead of us. we're going to see those showers popping up throughout the weekend. temperature wise. it's getting a little interesting, too. this was a warmer system. notice we are still cool today. the

office lifted the evacuation orders for people living along the salinas river between soledad in king city. farther north along the pa haro river. most of the town is still under an evacuation order. now some people have been allowed to go back, but the town center is still under evacuation. there's some new aid coming for flood victims now as well. we are trying to provide as much direct financial support as we can, mostly in the way of gift card slash debit cards. uh um and trying to then also, um, work with groups that can do assessments for larger, uh, needs. the community foundation of monterrey had started a storm relief fund before the levee broke, and it has raised more than a million dollars so far, floodwaters in the pajaro valley have receded. but people who were forced to evacuate are afraid of what they'll find when they eventually are allowed to return home. ktvu is amberleigh visited the emergency shelter at the santa cruz county fairgrounds in watson ville. it is currently housing more than 300 people. fernando garcia martinez shows me the items he was able to grab when she

king city snatched a man's car, but he was able to escape its clutches.en the california highway patrol air operations crew jumped into action. finally lifting the storm victim to safe ground. widespread rainfall is in the forecast for southern california this week. emergency personnel say expect more freeway closures, mud and debris flows clogged storm drains and street flooding. this is nowhere for all rain to go too much of a good thing. we're hoping we get a decent winter and this is far beyond what spec speaking winter. it's pi day. >> 43 41 because i'm so into numbers. so you know what i am looking at of tracking like how fast this goes. yeah, that blob, john. it's been like 30 minutes. it was way off the coast and now look at it. moved right it's not wasting its time, which is actually good news, guys, because the last thing you want is a slow mover dump and stay calm and stay. >> this one just comes and goes like we wanted to. we would rather at this point not have any additional rainfall because we've seen so much of it already. the ground's alre

evacuation orders were lifted for people who lived along the salinas river between soledad and king city further to the north along the pajaro river. most of that town remains under an evacuation order. well, some people have been allowed to go back to their homes. the town center remains evacuated. help for flood survivors is on the way. we are trying to provide as much direct financial support as we can, mostly in the way of gift card slash debit cards. uh um and trying to then also, um work with groups that can do assessments. uh for larger, uh, needs. the community foundation of monterey launched a storm relief fund before the levee broke so far more than $1 million has been raised coming up. we'll continue our coverage of what's been a long week for people in povero the road to recovery ahead in a live report from moderate county, then halfway across the country, golf ball sized hail in texas, and that's just the start of it. how wicked weather in the lone star state has many people on edge. here at home a pretty day across the bay area seasonably mild temperatures even slightly war

king city snatched a man's car, but he was able to escape its clutches.t's when the california highway patrol air operations crew jumped into action. finally lifting the storm victim to safe ground. widespread rainfall is in the forecast for southern california this week. emergency personnel say expect more freeway closures, mud and debris flows clogged storm drains and street flooding. >> 909 atmospheric rivers. yeah. and we've got one in the middle of now another one next week and look at this look like there's much end in sight. let's get to john in the weather center explain what we're seeing on the maps right now. what we can expect here for the next one hour to and beyond job. yeah, no one would have ever guessed that the winter season was going to turn out like this. we are right at the tail and of a triple dip la nina. yet 3 years solid. >> of conditions like that. we're technically in a neutral pattern right now. but yes, we just had one atmospheric river to close out last week. we're in the midst of a second. and yet another is expected into the

king city snatched a man's car, but he was able to escape its clutches.hat's when a california highway patrol air operations crew jumped into action. finally lifting the storm victim to safe ground. widespread rainfall is in the forecast for southern california this week. emergency personnel say expect more freeway closures, mud and debris flows clogged storm drains and street flooding. that was chris wolfe reporting for us. >> other news this afternoon, australia is planning to buy new nuclear powered attack submarines from the united states as part of a new strategy announced on monday. but will the sub's arrive in time to make a difference against growing chinese influence in the pacific? washington correspondent trevor shirley has more from dc. >> president biden announced the multi-billion dollar agreement in san diego standing alongside the leaders of australia and the united kingdom 14. this new partnership we're showing again how democracies can deliver. >> our own security and prosperity. and not just for us, but for the entire world. >> the part

the evacuation orders were lifted for people who live along the salinas river between soledad and king city further north along the pastoral river. most of the town remained under an evacuation order. some people have been allowed to go back to their homes, but the town center itself remains evacuated. new aid for flood survivors is on the way. we are trying to provide as much direct financial support as we can, mostly in the way of gift card slash debit cards. uh um and trying to then also, um, work with groups that can do assessments for larger, uh, needs. the community foundation of monterey launched a storm relief fund before the levee broke so far more than a million dollars has been raised time now i'm 907 flood waters have receded in the pajaro valley, but people who were forced to evacuate they're afraid of what they're going to find when they're allowed to finally go back home. the floodwaters left behind damage 0 farm workers live. that saturday morning, sheriff's deputies were knocking on doors, telling everyone they had to leave because of a levee break along the narrow river. y

king here. >> reporter: in the city where brass is king, andrews led his very own mard gras parade this month,> i wanted to be able to reach kids city-wide that don't have that experience that i had growing up in treme, and give them an opportunity to learn from some of the best new orleans musicians. >> reporter: could that kid who picked up that trombone have imagined this life for himself? >> i just knew i wanted to play music, and from that, here we are. it is a complete blessing. >> reporter: jamie wax, for cbs news, new orleans, baby. ♪ ♪ >> norah: a blessing to be shared, indeed. well, that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪

but being in new orleans, the brass is king here. >> reporter: in the city where brass is king, andrewsarade this morning and has helped thousands of young musicians through his organization, the trombone shorty foundation. >> i wanted to be able to reach kids citywide that don't have that experience that i had growing up in tremaine and give them an opportunity to learn from some of the best new orleans musicians. >> could that kid who picked up that trombone imagine that life for himself? >> i just knew i wanted to play music, and from that, here we are. and it's a complete blessing. >> reporter: jamie wax for cbs news, new orleans, baby. ♪ >>> that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. chicago mayor lori lightfoot has lost her bid f sd termaitoinisht paul v esrand johnsll n advancet runo >>>li orica wl se emergency f

for example, you can get to the city id oslo fjord leads straight to the city of donkey king of the fjordkingdom. norway, bending the fjord, majestically marches along many settlements. the shores of the fjords are literally strewn with small villages and towns, one of which bali is strangely called the most picturesque by the locals. not only the most picturesque corner of this part of norway, it is also the most densely populated, among other things. this place is famous for viking burial mounds , st. olaf's church and the city's aquarium. fjord, the aquarium is largely the brainchild of björn sandor, a native local resident , a great lover of the deep sea and their mysterious inhabitants a few years ago. i worked as a school teacher, and in my free time with my students i went fishing in the fjords. there we not only fished, but also studied nature. one day i thought, it would be nice to create a city aquarium for children, where they could come and see how rich our fjords are. and who lives in them, the words of the ubersander did not disperse, and therefore recently opened an aquariu

city in the world. this ancient metropolis, which was founded in the second millennium bc, was appointed by king hammurabi, who built the empire it was inherited and expanded so that it extended from the persian gulf to northern iraq. between the seventh century bc, babylon experienced the second golden effect. the ancient city was declared a unesco world heritage site five years ago . before this, no river was known to describe there was no city in literature, we have 15 pieces of this article we found that the artificial intelligence process of deciphering these fragments took maybe 30 to 40 years. the research group also concluded that it had the role of teaching the babylonian students and was in a way a lesson model for children to repeat and practice. elham goran of sada news agency and sima, in the name of god, with blessings upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, welcome to you, fans of sports news . hello, the games of the premier league are being followed today, while the confrontation between the top team increased the sensitivity of the competition. the remaining four games of the 22nd week

city centre. but but to a church steeple of saint nicholas church where the king and queen consort were survived. in it was very similar to what happens in coventry. the midlands city in the uk that was essentially flattened in 1940 dunng essentially flattened in 1940 during the german bombing campaign there. so it was essentially the hamburg bomb bombing in 1943 was a retaliation of that. but you're right , it is the reconciled right, it is the reconciled nafion right, it is the reconciled nation which king charles talks about. you can hear the crowds cheering now where they he's they're not very far from me. yes. think is essentially this reconciliation, which is a theme the king touched on during his speech at st german bundestag yesterday . the german yesterday. the german parliament's becoming the first british sovereign to address german , polish, german german, polish, german politicians here. and he spoke about that reconciliation of the of our two countries over the last 50, 60 years or so. and it is complete full circle. of course there is a war in ukraine still going on. the russian inva

city . they had a classroom and a king who seems to be only satisfied he was busy fulfilling his childhood dreamser there was a mansion and a beautiful garden, wherever a beautiful property was seen, it was as if he remembered the name and seal of the biggest owner of tehran , the same young man who was once in charge of the guard of the emirates of the elders, and now he had reached the age of jealousy was not afraid of the revenge of the sultan's behavior, the faults of the qajri princes, take command, joey with other powerful men and other great emirs, khosrow, from noon, from women , from my grandmother, from my husband's family , they lived there. i don't remember buying from but i remember that my grandmother lived in a rented house. i remember how long my husband's house was when i was little, and he lives in a rented house. you build a house, buy it, let's build it. getting out of the house means a week, he told us that our house is on pastor street and one day i saw the door open and the well-known reza shah with a blue mobile phone was patrolling the garden with his family looking for a

. >> reporter: barry king moved to the city for work last year. he rides muni often. >> for the most part, it can be kind of sketchy at times. you have to have your wits about you at times, but i've seen arguments happen, things like that. >> i've had a few instances of feeling harassed, but -- mostly it's like -- it's okay. it hasn't stopped me, you know what i mean? >> reporter: perhaps the debate on whether san francisco police should be able to use, "killer robots," we've seen other law enforcement use military grade equipment. everything from drones to armored cars. police can use them in standoffs, hazmat situations for bomb threats, but not everyone agrees on when or if they should be able to. in san francisco's case, city supervisors were under pressure to ban sfpd from using an attachment that could make a tactical robot deadly. we spoke to a member of critical resistance, but they call the complex. >> having extra military capacity to use means the police are just more likely to use those tools and pass it. so having police drones or rob

now, jeffrey vandergrift was last seen leaving his home on king street in the city around 10 o'clock last thursday night. his wife should posted. an update saying in part jv, i've always considered this community part of our family. so i want to let you know that personal information has recently been discovered. that leads us to believe jv will not be coming back. i tell you this with incredible pain and sadness in my heart. she went on to say there is no foul play suspected in his disappearance. there is a growing tribute outside the 94.9 radio station on townsend street in the city where jb broadcast to millions of listeners over the decades, people have left candles, flowers and notes for the beloved radio host. at last check, though, police are still actively investigating his whereabouts in san francisco. and this is insane. it has been over a year that teachers and other staff members have not been getting paid properly. school district officials say. >> they're still making progress, trying to resolve the issue. our country says made. you spoke with one teacher to learn where

sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. kingied bombing of the city in the second world war. the monarch and the queen consort laid a wreath at hamburg's saint nikolai memorial where a church was destroyed by british and american air raids in191t3. the trip to hamburg wraps up the royals' three—day state visit to germany. earlier we heard from the german ambassaddor to the uk, who told us how the visit has been received. let me say that it has been an extremely successful visit, so it has been very important i think not only for the british german relations, but we have seen this also and have interpreted as a signal also to the european union to reach out three years after brexit to europe, and i can tell you here in hamburg despite the pouring rain, a remarkable reception by the german public. inspectors have found widespread bullying, harassment and discrimination, in every fire service in england. a new report includes examples of male firefighters telling a female colleague they would rape her, and a senior officer using a

american rebel, former wall street journal reporter neil king relates on his nearly 300 mile journey walking from washington dc to new york city. we interviewed mr. king in 2021 shortly after he completed the walk. >> doing it with all that had happened, all of us being shut in, walking around behind masks, not long covid winter as we call it was pretty horrific. the events we saw play out at january 6, the contested election, there's a lot of glad -- bad blood in the air. i made a decision to go out and walk through a stream and see it unfold. and look slowly at the country and meeting people along the way. and trying to understand where were we as a country at the moment. >> neil king and his book american ramble. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q and a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband.

i see, i see the king of thieves, where is the fate of your city, where is the fate, and everything isever. this fate awaits me. where is the living dark-eyed one, where is the evil one in the forest in the house? where is carved? what impression does a person have who visited our country for the first time? i always came here with some kind of emotion, i always waited for this trip to the world . these beautiful stalins that were being built when i arrived in belarus immediately, as the first time i saw russian people and how my friends communicated with them. so it was as seen by people who do not like to have fun, but love the life of each of them with belarus has its own story. actually very an interesting experience was that i studied here , i got to know a lot of very many guys. since it was a belarusian smart gymnasium, belarus has one word for me. she is a very important opportunity. i believe that in fact, for all this time, minsk has become not the second hometown . see in the program a look at belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel. each journey is a real quest task for them,

city. we interviewed mr. king in 2021 shortly after he completed the walk. >> doing it a year later with all that had happened, all of us being shut in, all of us being, you know, walking around behind masks, that long covid winter as we call it, which was a pretty horrific one, the events we saw play out at january 6 at the capitol, which i live nearby, the contested election, there's a lot of bad blood in the air overall. so it made my desire to go out, really i think it was the fifth day of spring, and just walk through the spring, see it unfold, and look up close and very slowly at the country i was going through and meeting people along the way and trying to kind of understand where were we as a country at the moment. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more. including cox. >> homework can be hard. but squatting in a diner f

agha mohammad khan qajar wore the crown of the king and chose this nameless village for the construction of the royal palace. tehran was a citye than a step away from shah naseri from tabriz, with an area of ​​6 km and 6 in the game of the reign of naser al-din shah, there was an opportunity for six more gates to be melted into the square of tehran and a trench with a depth of 6 meters and a width of 20 meters became the first city. amin shahin naseri, who had seen farhangistan for the first time, was very interested in starting changes and bringing modernity to tehran, therefore, by maintaining the old structure is a command for development in all aspects this city issued a decree and built a street with gas lamps and cobblestones. imranabadi is full of destruction. but until the day the sound of reza khan's boots was heard on the cobblestones of the main street of the city, the houses and mansions of the city were mostly still straw and all the streets were dirt. but reza shah is said to have had no desire to preserve the works of the past and to rebuild the emirates, and despite the desire of the modern circle of his fans

passion for various and sports by working tirelessly to facilitate the move of the sacramento kings from kansas city to sacramento in 1985. as a result of greg's efforts, generations of sacramento area residents have become die-hard kings fans, although admittedly it's been pretty tough in recent years. but the team's somewhat unexpected success this season, i think, is a tremendous tribute to greg. greg was also a devoted father and grandfather, helping shape his three son into the men they are today. he also looked forward to visits from his grandkids, attending their sporting events and teaching them live lessons. his son remembers him as a brilliant mind, a hardworking, compassionate father and grandfather, always willing to help anyone who asked. i was truly honored to know greg. he was a good friend and our community will never forget the impact that greg van dugan has had and will continue to have on our lives through his passion for serving others. madam speaker, i'd like to take a moment to honor the life and memory of allen, a beloved member of the sacramento area community and a kind hear

king city, passo, san luis obispo, santa maria, so the snow is finally winding down in the mountains. white out yesterday, and we'll get some totals here once we get closer to daylight. northwest breeze, but it's a little stronger for some here and especially sfo and half moon bay. i did see gust about 35 seems to be coming down a wee bit. thirties though for almost every local almost every 41 in the city again. petaluma 34 santa rosa 34. but i think the breeze is going to hold a lot of these temps up danville clayton in there as well. 37 panel kensington at 33, elsa bronte, el cerrito, berkeley, all in the upper thirties. that's cold. 17 and tahoe. reno is at 22 uk was 29. i think they're now 31. there were 29 about five minutes ago. everything's going into southern california. it'll take the turn more snow for the grand canyon, also in the flagstaff and probably impacting i would think spring training as well. but we get a break arrested today. thursday friday and then the next system arrived saturday morning to the north and for everybody saturday afternoon and then sunday into mon

king charles is old land rover. discovery, charles city. king charles is old land rover .uction suite. but how much? that itself, of course is on twins. yes this i would say 40,000 40,000 it's all down to 25,000. 5000, 12. i was involved in 2000 is he can't do that. yes over the past few days the vehicle received over 50 paid to the highest. so there you go. in the final hours. final question, what have england fans been mocking in italian up for? is it a peculiar dress be butchering god save the king or c falling over a performance. oh god please let it be falling over. i think it is falling over b but god save the king and fans been mocking italian singer deora for butchering god save the king ahead of the italy england game in an april statement saying i and blamed on technical hate. well, it's an on today's show i've been asking was johnson held in a kangaroo court and according to our twitter 74.6% of you say, yes, i've sent you say no, because a huge thank you to my panel of broadcast columnist lizzie cundy. lizzie, thank you so much. thank you. and commentator polit

kings beach. there are also changed requirements from state route 28 from tahoe city to kings beach time is 7 14. the national weather service has expect violent weather today, including thunderstorms and tornadoes across more than a dozen states in the central us yesterday over oklahoma weather satellites captured thunderstorms and the blue flashes they saw were lightning in central texas. tornado was captured on camera, one of several tornadoes that touched down at the weather services. as today's storms will affect at least 15 states expected up to 60 miles an hour happening today, president biden in the first lady will get a close look at tornado damage in mississippi. they plan to visit first responders and others in the city of rolling fork. 25 people in the area died last week when a tornado tore through several towns. dozens more were injured. thehied an emergency dn and that makes federal funding available for what is expected to be a long recovery effort. alright our time is 7 15 of longtime executive director for the san jose police officers association, is due to make her first court

and some americans in the south didn't leave until 1975 when north vietnam took over the city of saigon. >>> kinges is on his first world tour since taking over the british monarch. the king was set to make his first stop in france three days ago, but wasp■ canceled becausef violent protests over the president's new pension law. today he arrived in germany. the palace says the visit is an effort to create a stable relationship. the king will address issues facing both countries like the ukraine crisis. the palace says the king and his wife will be given military it's the only gate to survive a number of wars. >>> big news on the cal campus. they hired a stanford legend. today hiring mark madsen as its new men's basketball coach. he grew up in the east bay, went to san ramon valley high and then played his college ball at stanford. we remember those days. he won two rings in the nba with the lakers before getting into coaching. valley state. really well with that program. it's going to be a huge challenge to rebuild. the golden bears were 3-29 this season, and cal hasn't made to it the ncaa tourna

gaut, who took the name of clement the fifth, under the pressure of the king, settled in avignon , the transformation of this citya true center of the papacy was beneficial to both the secular and ecclesiastical authorities. the papal palace, according to the lady baba , has been preserved and expanded over many decades, the entire complex covers an area of ​​15,000 m². being one of the largest among such structures in europe in the field. joe papa - this is primarily an old palace. pope benedict 12 and the new palace of clement vi for the inhabitants. it was a comfortable and luxurious home. for those who could threaten papal authority, the palace was a powerful and almost impregnable fortress. after the return of the papal throne to rome, the palace remained the property of the pontiff at the end of the 18th century during the french revolution, after the lady's pub was captured and devastated , and the complex that remained under napoleon was used as a barracks and prison. much of the priceless interiors irretrievably perished only at the beginning of the last century, the avignon papal palace was declared a n

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i put that to marina moran with the war cities department at kings college and london. thank you for having me. well i, it's quite a difficult decision. i believe for president lansky to make, but if buck moved full set could complex a collapsing tare the fence line of the korean armed forces. and he had already committed so many forces to move. meaning that now declaring that, but we didn't really have any importance, would raise a question than why holding on to both moved and, and why risking so many lives so, so many soldiers and, and there have been kind of discussions between generals losing and general service gain terms of whether it makes sense to hold book mood. so i think from that perspective, it's also important because in the eyes of the western support is of ukraine, ukrainian army losing buck. mood could essentially a fact as a perception and possibly a military aids that ukraine is receiving right now. so zalinski wants to hold on to buff mood at all costs, but if i'm understanding you correctly, this decision isn't fully backed by his military leadersh

this is a new monarch, king charles iii, visiting berlin, a city that was reduced to rubble in the second the future. he is, as we know, very keen on issues like climate change and the environment, but that's something that's really a priority for the german government, although they squabble over how they will deal with it. these are subjects that will be discussed at meetings between the king and the head of state frank—walter steinmeier, but also the german chancellor olaf scholz when they meet tomorrow. the king will visit hamburg on friday and there he will attend a service in a church that was completely destroyed, bombed by the allies during the second world war. it's the first time a member of the british royalfamily would have visited that church. it will be a powerful moment, but a moment in which i wonder many people may say, this is the time now to look ahead. i wonder how many people will be viewing this visit through that prism. certainly some of the people queueing here to get a ringside seat earlier were saying to me, king charles is new, and as yet rather untested as a mo

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king's speech. there are also chain requirements from state route 28 from tahoe city to kings beach. heading up there. let's check in with your forecast with meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary, least here in oakland. it looks great outside so we do have a partly cloudy skies. andre temperatures are running a little bit warmer to compared to yesterday, but still below average for this time of year. here's a beautiful view there. you can see us, san francisco and our east bay hills and as we take a look at storm tracker to a partly sunny, partly cloudy skies in store for your afternoon today with dry conditions, we do have an active area right over the pacific northwest as well as a system right off the bc coastline there that is going to well continue to bring us unsettled weather through the weekend. so for today, weill call for partly cloudy skies dry conditions. unseasonably cool weather and then getting into the weekend just a slim chance at some rain out there over areas especially the north bay, and temperatures will remain below average. here's a look at the future cast for

your mind , babylon was once the largest city in the world, this ancient metropolis that was built in the second millennium bc milad was established and the king hammurabi was appointed as the emperor he expanded the city that he had inherited so that it extended from the persian gulf to northern iraq. between the seventh century bc, babylon experienced its second golden age. this ancient city was declared a unesco world heritage site five years ago . known for describing a city in literature, with 15 fragments of this artificial intelligence, the process of deciphering these fragments may have taken 30 to 40 years. elham goran of the news agency was an example of a lesson for children to repeat and practice simultaneously with the warming of the air, the beautiful nature of kermanshah province has become the host of more than 1000 slang words, the presence of a few spots in the beauty of the regions as if these days the weather is moderate and warming in kermanshah to kashan, which is how it was achieved in the years before the migration of storks in such a way that nina is very sensitive to the cold , when coming to any area shows a complete

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i remember there the rhythm struck the king came to the city of truskavets, orange summer and back soan’t be here then, when i put them to bed in the morning, gerashchenko viktor headed the bank, then. he says valery and i will be in the evening at the alpha party i say this without any problems at all. but , when i managed to come to our pranktehkomplekt, but according to the work of the moscow beat, when the guys from sochi come , i'm afraid, sochi, any city can be screwed into text, especially since i wrote it, so no excuses, just take and sing moscow at 20:00 hours. i'm going to a holiday with you , my city verky the hamster is on fire today, we don't sleep on a holiday, the bat's wine will run away in this moscow singer. you will dance with us all who love magadan attention. it's simply impossible to inflict stability and all of you can't dance with us, riga and wolf city are gone, and we've been playing for an hour. sochi and beauty on earth moscow beep it's also skillful to finish the song on time. listen, i'm here an amazing thing at all knew that somewhere in the mid-eighties

king's speech. there are also change requirements from state route 28 from tahoe city to kings beach.te wildlife officials are warning that the historic winter may cause conflicts with bears in lake tahoe. the region's residents, bears are expected to rummage for food in homes and dumpsters as they emerge from winter hibernation into a landscape of deep snow. tahoe basin is known to be california's bear capital and has about 300 black bears each spring, the creatures emerge from their dens with new calves and begin to look for food. well the rainy bay area weather has been hard on vendors at farmers markets, according to the san francisco chronicle. food wise, which runs the ferry plaza farmers market in san francisco , says there has been a 50% drop in foot traffic at the market this season. as the rain keeps buyers away. farmers are seeing lower sales and choosing to skip market days. most are hoping to recoup losses as the weather improves in the spring break cycle right now, some schools had this week off. more schools are on break in the weeks to come. many families planning a tr

iran has a lot of problems we know that in the middle of this city, there lived the same children who were sitting in the classroom and the king seemed to be only busy fulfilling his childhood dreams. wherever there was a mansion and a beautiful garden , wherever there was a beautiful property, it seemed as if the name and stamp of the biggest owner of tehran should be there. who is the work of the young man who was once in charge of guarding the great emirates, now he was an old man who was not afraid of holding grudges, of revenge for the behavior of the sultan of the temples, the prince of qajar, who was stubborn and stubborn like this with other powerful people and other great lords. submissive women from my grandmother is from my husband's family, that is, they all lived there, the rule of the sultanate system, and some of the ghusls were forcibly bought from them . i have no memory of this, but i remember that my grandmother lived in a rented house . i remember a comfortable house, too. there was a time when they were small and lived in a rented house, let's build it, let's build it. getting up from the house, she told m

one though, 2 days by king gora, let them leave the city. it is almost surrounded was wrong. ask alive to ukraine, did others? but his billing i standing a by in cave mighty as is it just a matter of time now before the russians take, but that's what it looks like. pretty much. should there have been conflicting messages these past few days? ukraine has said a few days ago that they would reinforce troops there. we've also heard some information about troops leaving. it's very difficult to assess the situation on the ground. we have the fog of war. what is clear also is that ukraine, if it was leaving the city would not announce this beforehand in order not to in order to guarantee a more or less safe retreat, they would pretend to move forward or drew troops to try to keep the town and would only announced that they have left after the retreat or shortly before it's is done . but it's very hard to say that what, what we can say is that it does not look good for the ukrainians there. the city seems to be surrounded from 3 sides. that seems to be pretty much established by geo

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