yes, | about the lake district? yes, he showed — about the lake district?ut the lake district? yes, he showed real delight in - about the lake district? yes, i he showed real delight in that. he knocked on the door of a woman and he said, can i show my family around the place i used to stay as a child? then she said, the police are stealing your car. he said, they arejust moving stealing your car. he said, they are just moving it. he does not regard himself as a classic politician. also a story about his brother. his brother did not get the chances he got, he said, because he had early difficulties, and it cannotjust be about the people who succeed but also the people who succeed but also the people who get left behind and that was really moving. he is still explaining who he is and he is trying to show that politics is not a game for him. he sometimes says, i do my talking on the pitch. it is about doing rather than saying. more than that, although he uses football metaphors, it is about, this is not a game, this is not a spectator sport. politics matters

the beauty of the lake district and the heart of the british people in a nutshell.e but seriously, when you are walking around in a place like that, when you can see the grass there every bit as green as it was iii years ago, it is a reminder and as it was iii years ago, it is a reminderand an as it was iii years ago, it is a reminder and an inspiration that, yes, things change, and some things need to change, but some things need to change, but some things need to change, but some things do not. and the joy and wonder of our nation and the spirit of its people, the small business owners, teachers, teaching assistants, the people who came out and cleaned the streets, the brickies who rebuilt the wall in southport, the backbone of this country, they are just as resilient as they were iii years ago, and no matter what people say on social media, their values are the same, so we will turn our collar up and faced a storm and we will rise above the challenges we have inherited. because this is a country with fairness in the water, that believes injustice and that wants w

the project is aimed at modernizing existing industries, the amazing landscape of the belarusian lake district, upland and open lowland bogs, pine forests, flooded meadows of the lake - this is the habitat of the red book animals and birds that you will not meet anymore nowhere in belarus. main topics on the main air. watch on the belarus tv channel. 24. these people are bound to their country. hard-working, persistent and dedicated. working with clients and working for clients with a quality mark is one of the main postulates in the company's activities. we are in the briefing room, where a new consumer, yes, ours, is being briefed, he is familiarized with such basic points as properties. combustion chamber when using it , we must remember that it is necessary to check the presence traction, the most important thing, do not forget that with any state-owned equipment, when using, the window must be open, often, yes, any consumer, he does not know where to go, yes, where to start, and the stages of gasification themselves, so he can come to us to conclude an agreement. we receive permits, prepa

iused but i was in the lake district. i used to work in the lake district.eople's front gardens in a way that i simply cannot remember a few years ago. i wonder if you're to on something there, whether people actually feel like they they can't like like they're doing that to protest against something. now, maybe so i don't know. >> i mean, i think john makes some very good points there because i think, you know, if you do feel that you can no longer be proud of your country's history, if you were told that you are oppressors and that your history is something to be ashamed of, then you know thatis to be ashamed of, then you know that is something that people will either take on board or they will rail against. and i think this is a this is a problem that robert jenrick has tapped into here. yeah. >> and now i was just going to shift us onto something completely different now because in a bid to attract a younger clientele, museums and visitor attractions across the uk have started using gen z slang and firearms expert mark murray flutter from the royal armou

amazing 27 import-substituting projects have been agreed upon, the landscape of the belarusian lake district, riding and open lowland swamps, pine forests, floodplain meadows lakes, this is the habitat of red-listed animals and birds that you will not find anywhere else in belarus. the main topics on the main broadcast. watch on the belarus24 tv channel. we are in the museum of earth science, which is an exposition of minerals from ... motsvetov, shows their physical and chemical properties, and we also have a huge paleontological department. today, the total, let's say, number of samples is more than 25,000. polementological the finds that we see, many of them are on the territory of our country, many were brought from expeditions, some were given to us by people who visit our museum. i have a unique specimen in my hands, it certainly does not look like this, in nature, that is , it is. a stone, here it was polished, it turned out, here we have a small miracle, this is a symbiosis of blue-green algae bacteria, they build such rift colonies, and we can calculate how long the colony lived, yo

the lake district looking pretty soggy for much of sunday.into north wales and maybe slipping further south come the afternoon to parts of lancashire. a little bit of rain getting to the east of the pennines, but generally drier here, and some sunny spells in southern scotland staying gusty with more showers across northern scotland . northern scotland. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsors of up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good morning. shocking new figures show that 7 in 10 disabled pensioners will lose their fuel payments this winter. >> the department for work and pensions admits 1.6 million disabled people who rely on the benefit will miss out. >> and that's just days after more than 50 labour mps defied sir keir starmer to abstain from his crucial to vote scrap the payment that so many people have come to rely on. >> a stalemate for starmer, as he and foreign secretary david lammy leave washington after failing to persuade us president joe biden to give ukraine access to our long—range missiles

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project aimed at modernizing existing production facilities, the amazing landscape of the belarusian lake districtnd open. this is the habitat of endangered animals and birds that you will not find anywhere else in belarus. the main topics on the main broadcast. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. i am still a young deputy, i am still getting used to it, i always make any decision in life consciously. very often my friends and my new colleagues tell me: angelica, turn it off. i think that i will not be able to completely turn off the prosecutor, when i got to broslav, i realized, that our land is the most beautiful, there is nothing like this anywhere in europe, it is common knowledge that laws are not such that they suit everyone, the time has come when we must increasingly develop civil initiative, the regime does not say, you have been approved, filming in 10 days, they sent me to dina georgievna, i worked with her, she says you are thrown straight into the ocean, of course i am afraid, but i want. evening, today we will sing good songs and tell heartfelt stories. i would really like people thr

the amazing landscape of the belarusian lake district, raised and open lowland bogs, pine forests, floodplaineadows and lakes, this is the habitat of endangered animals and birds that you will not find anywhere else in belarus. the main topics on the main broadcast. watch on the belarus24 tv channel. we are in touch with russian intelligence officer, svr colonel, mgimo professor andrei bezrukov. andrei olegovich, hello. good afternoon. here is the detention of durovo in france, i simply cannot help but start with this topic, because obviously, the secret services were involved, your profile allows us to talk about this more specifically than a whole army of armchair experts are doing now. what kind of operation do you think this is, what is its main goal? the goal is clear: to limit the production and dissemination of information that is not controlled by the west, that is, any source of information and any channel of information that cannot be completely controlled, that is not under control, it is the goal, well we are talking, as i understand it, not only about , let's say, some secrets. y

it is the lake district. not just because of what it meant to her. her determination to show that she could walk in a place like that. but because of the beauty. i took it to the old cottage that i used to stay. we stood outside the and must've looked a little odd. the couple that lived there now -- we told them why we were there, they said come inside. go upstairs. take a walk down memory lane. the woman stopped. suddenly. someone is making your car. [laughter] i said, no, no, no. i said that it's a police moving my car. [laughter] that really confused her. he is the leader of opposition. she stopped, smiled, laughed and said, politely, if i'd known you were a politician i would've pushed you down the stairs when i had the chance. the beauty of the late district in the heart of the british people. in a nutshell. but, seriously, when you're walking around, seeing it every bit as a was 14 years ago. it is a reminder and an inspiration that yes, things change. some things need to change. but some things do not. the joy of our nation. small business own

the amazing landscape of the belarusian lake district, raised and open lowland bogs, pine forests, floodplain meadows of the lake - this is the habitat of endangered animals and birds that you will not find anywhere else in belarus. the main topics on the main broadcast. watch on the tv channel. hello everyone, in exactly one minute our guest will come out to us and answer all the questions: are you ready to meet our hero? vladislav lyudmikovich, what mood are you in going to talk to us? i'm a little nervous! what do you expect from children in studio? i'm afraid of them. in my opinion, this generation is smarter than ours, that's what i'm afraid of, that they are smarter than me. you promise to tell only the truth. oh, i'll try. then good luck. so, let's welcome our guest, the honored. from belarus, one of the co-founders of the legendary writers, vladislav yudvigovich misevich. vladislav yudvigovich, i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program, you have the right to refuse to answer a question three times. i hope you won't use it and be attentive to the questions. at the e

it is the lake district. not just because of what it meant to her.ermination to show that she could walk in a place like that. but because of the beauty. i took it to the old cottage that i used to stay. we stood outside the and must've looked a little odd. the couple that lived there now -- we told them why we were there, they said come inside. go upstairs. take a walk down memory lane. the woman stopped. suddenly. someone is making your car. [laughter] i said, no, no, no. i said that it's a police moving my car. [laughter] that really confused her. he is the leader of opposition. she stopped, smiled, laughed and said, politely, if i'd known you were a politician i would've pushed you down the stairs when i had the chance. the beauty of the late district in the heart of the british people. in a nutshell. but, seriously, when you're walking around, seeing it every bit as a was 14 years ago. it is a reminder and an inspiration that yes, things change. some things need to change. but some things do not. the joy of our nation. small business owners, tea

the amazing landscape of the belarusian lake district, raised and open lowland bogs, pine forests, floodedeadows of the lake - this is the habitat of red book animals and birds that you will not find anywhere else in belarus. the main topics on the main broadcast. watch on the belarus24 tv channel. let me remind you that on the air the sas program is authorized to declare, we continue our heated discussion, i am grateful to the participants of today's program for their activity for the discussion points, because the truth is born in them. vasily georgievich, you do not agree with how european society reacts to the sanctions policy, from which... they perceive russia as prey and belarus too, as something that will solve their problems. i am talking about the unconscious level of the european citizen. i know that many finns are so inclined, just like that, at the click of a button, there will not be actions against nato, although they should be, society quietly swallowed finland's entry into nato, a society of supposed pacifists, the same thing happened in sweden, so what we must understand

is aimed at modernizing existing production facilities, the amazing landscape of the belarusian lake districtnd open lowland bogs, pine forests, flooded meadows of the lake, this is the habitat of endangered animals and birds that you will not meet anymore nowhere in belarus. main topics on the main air. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. we know exactly how to start in the morning. that's right, together with the viewers we will prepare a delicious breakfast. good morning, i am very glad to see you in my kitchen today. this will be one of my favorite breakfasts, we will cook zucchini pancakes with red fish, and in addition to this we will prepare a healthy green salad. vlad, good morning. i am glad to see you in my kitchen. today we will cook an omelet with zucchini and cottage cheese spinach filling. and we will get a boost of energy and vivacity for... and the third exercise will be a crunch for the press, this will help you maintain a good figure, bend your legs, move them as much as possible to the buttocks, lie down and slowly rise, we will have three exercises, at an easy, calm pace,

the amazing landscape of the belarusian lake district, upland and open lowland bogs, pine forests, flood endangered animals birds that you will not meet anywhere else in belarus. the main topics on the main air. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel . have you done all the lab work? that's it! notebooks on the table. yes, quickly, thank you, thank you. thank you. so, the topic of today's lesson is anti-scientific. or maybe we shouldn't waste time on it? napoleon said that wasting time is criminal. ovechkin, don't tell me how to live. physics is already enough of a drag. this is not a theater, and by the way, on saturday all classes we're going to the play countdown, this is obenstein, i'll be with a girl, so, so please don't express your subjective thoughts, as if last time, about my personal taste, because as you know, there's no accounting for taste, that's right, before you is a diagram of a perpetual motion machine or mobile, publications of a perpetual motion machine were undertaken by ignorant inventors back in the 12th century. in 1775 , the french academy of sciences, literally inun

oh. >> how many lakes in the lake district? i haven't got a clue. 081 okay, there we are. >> bassenthwaite lake is the only lake in the lake district. the others are waters or meres or water. >> well, thank. >> well, thank. >> thank you stephen. >> thank you stephen. >> thank you for pointing out windermere. >> windermere . windermere. >> windermere. windermere. >> windermere. windermere. >> oh. seats going down again . >> oh. seats going down again. >> oh. seats going down again. >> it's a sinking feeling. >> it's a sinking feeling. >> it's a sinking feeling. >> i have now. winston, what about this story in the daily express? four killed in the shooting spree at a us high school? i mean, this is just always. and there's the young people involved in this as well. young people carrying guns . yeah. >> so four dead, two teachers, two students, a 14 year old handed himself in, i had a look at it. it's the 23rd incident in the us. this year, and we've got 11 dead, 38 injured. i think it's crazy that the us still hold on to this idea

it's the lake district, a place that my mum loved.walk in a place like that. she could walk in a place like that . but because of the beauty that. but because of the beauty everywhere . and last year i took everywhere. and last year i took my family to the old cottage where we used to stay as children in the lake district. we walked up to the cottage, stood outside. it must have looked a little odd and the couple who lived there now they came out. they were lovely and when we told them why we were there , they said, well, come there, they said, well, come inside, go upstairs , take a walk inside, go upstairs, take a walk down memory lane. so we did. came back outside. we were chatting and then the woman stopped suddenly and said , stopped suddenly and said, someone's nicking your car. and i said, no, no, no, that's the police moving the car. and that , police moving the car. and that, that really confused her. anyway, at this point , her anyway, at this point, her husband comes in and he says, you haven't clocked , have you? you haven

we have _ like cornwell and the lake district. like cornwell. to a certain extent, laces like cornwell. to a certain extent, places like — like cornwell. to a certain extent, places like cornwell— like cornwell. to a certain extent, places like cornwell in _ like cornwell. to a certain extent, places like cornwell in the - like cornwell. to a certain extent, places like cornwell in the lake i places like cornwell in the lake district, the local economy heavily relies on tourism. so to a certain extent this is inevitable. ii relies on tourism. so to a certain extent this is inevitable.- extent this is inevitable. if you ut it extent this is inevitable. if you put it into _ extent this is inevitable. if you put it into perspective, - extent this is inevitable. if you put it into perspective, our- extent this is inevitable. if you i put it into perspective, our highest income _ put it into perspective, our highest income is — put it into perspective, our highest income is generated by agriculture. we only— income is generated by agri

ceased to amaze me when i where iused ceased to amaze me when i where i used to live up in the lake districtouse next door to a pub and used to drink in that pub before they bought that house. and then when they bought it, they campaigned to have that pub's opening hours shortened because they didn't like the noise. and i just thought, why do that? it's like people who buy houses next to churches and then complain about bells. >> that's why we have terms like nosy parkers to raise it on, i'm afraid. >> british tradition coming up, coming up. we've got more front pages, we've got a viral as well. and also i've okay. welcome back. we've got some more front pages for you now. so we're going to start this round with the daily express fury as labour silences winter fuel pay debate. cowardly starmer stalls vote on scrapping cruel cut for pensioners. let's go to the metro. e—bike crime boom. police seize 83% more. apparently the e—bike seizures by police have almost doubled in a year amid a growing threat to pedestrians. so there we go. the sun nick. strictly sos. so apparently strictly's nick know

rasomsky district is famous for its unique nature, crystal clear. lakes, forests and beautiful lakes,ere you can also see wild animals in their natural habitat. what is unique about this district is that one of the largest kennels of belarus, krasnobor, is located here, and today i am ready to see all this beauty, we are going to live safari, let's go, it's my first time on a safari. namely animals, that now animals are mostly in the fields, something at the edge of the forests, something on the... edge of the fields, basically, now well already 78 pm, it's starting to get a little cooler, animals come out quite actively to feed, that is , closer to the evening is better, yes yes-yes-yes, well it's always necessary or early morning, unless of course it's late autumn, not early spring or not winter, and what kinds of animals can we meet during the route, now mainly we have there will be females, males of red deer, the young females will all be with their cubs now, they will be quite cautious, also females-males of the european fallow deer, females-females of the mukhlon, encounters wit

so that tells me, obviously, when he went off on a tangent about going to the lake district, that was him. but i think everything else for me didn't really hit what it needed to hit. and you may have got a four standing ovations, but i don't think the electorate have kind of been sold on it personally. >> and darren stanton, he managed to get through the entire speech without making reference to his dad being a toolmaker. no doubt a lot of the electorate and the viewers were sighing a sigh of relief. no doubt a lot of people in the hall were too, he then went off on a bit of a ramble about him playing the flute and being into music when he was a kid. darren is that a typical reaction for somebody who's a bit nervous? they they start waffling about stuff which might seem important to them , but really the audience to them, but really the audience is rolling their eyes and going, what's this fella on about? >> absolutely. i think it's an anxiety to communicate and to connect with the people you're talking to. and as you said, i think sometimes people can kind of lose their thread and go

minister to new balance, you know , the sports firm up in, in know, the sports firm up in, in the lake districtay with a new balance t shirt. i probably still got it now. did they get anything in return? i'm not sure. >> oh, come on, dennis, at shirt. it's hardly the same as, like, 32 grand's worth of money to buy clothes . to buy clothes. >> oh, sure, sure, but fortunately, my clothes taste is so bad. i mean, i'm challenged by working my way through primark. >> well, i'm glad you said it, denis macshane. thank you very much . right. it's fast much. right. it's fast approaching 16 minutes after 4:00. thank you to denis macshane. now to the big story today. hezbollah have confirmed their leader, hassan nasrallah, has been killed by the israeli defence forces in airstrikes in beirut. last night, israel launched targeted attacks on the lebanese capital throughout yesterday, killing six and wounding 91. this was a major provocation to hezbollah's backers, iran, who have pledged to support resistance against israel, what they call wicked regime. is this the start of all out war in the middle east? w

the lake county fire protection district says its crew members were called at around 215 this afternoonabout 4000 people are evacuated from their homes. multiple communities are still without power, and with 90 acres burning, ktvu zac sos is live in the community of clear lake. and zach, what are you hearing from those residents? >> well, certainly they're quite concerned right now. many don't know the status of their homes. certainly, firefighters are starting to get the upper hand here, but they have not stopped forward progress. some of the challenges firefighters are facing a lot of dry brush in this area. the homes are densely packed together here. around 4000 people. as you mentioned, still evacuated right now. dozens of whom have lost their homes. >> and our neighbor says there's like a wall of flames down by walmart. >> tim williams among more than 4000 residents forced from their homes in the city of clear lake sunday afternoon. >> we just started seeing it come and spread up right behind us here. >> firefighters first fielding calls about the fast moving fire just after two in

a lake that has sprung up in the soma district. and it's pretty gross. while the city is taking the issue to court. also, you noticed a difference in your commute. new numbers say there's actually less traffic in the bay area since the pandemic. we'll tell you. we'll tell you which two cities have the biggest drops. and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a nice day outside. temperatures near average to a little bit below 75. in santa rosa, 80 in concord. coming up, we'll take a look at some thunderstorms and also heat on the way this weekend. i'm back with that in about eight minutes. right now our nbc news investigation tackles a difficult topic about a texas medical school that had been using and selling unclaimed dead bodies. plus, we take a deep dive into what social media companies are doing with your data. those stories and more, when we se reasons, but the new ones are popping up. this saturday, the ice cream store panetta will open its doors at the old fort street pizza. the salazar family started their small business in their garage. they wer

lake elsinore. it requires school districts to set up guidelines and safety standards to limit student activity outdoors during extreme weather. it will no longer be up to a teacher's discretion to determine when it's too hot to do things like run a mile. >> i think it's great, honestly, at my school, the blacktop gets really hot and so we've had a discussion before about how the blacktop gets quite a bit hotter than the air outside, and so it makes good sense to have them take breaks, get water, signing those bills while rejecting others. >> governor newsom vetoed a bill to regulate artificial intelligence. >> this is the first attempt to have some guidelines and have some kind of accountability. and transparency for the ai companies. >> the bill would have required ai companies to test their models before releasing them. companies would have been held liable if their models caused serious problems, and the bill would have guaranteed whistleblower protections for employees. governor newsom explained he feared it would stifle innovation and drive ai developers out of state. >> it's a setback, but it's n

my name is ernest jones and running to to be district born and raised in lake view raised in i class a sfus teacher and fathe i'm running for the neighborhood i city have given everngand feel obligated to pledge service to uplift and empower district 11. i started my career working for sfusd legal equity department severing children and families. with friends i started [indiscernible] 10 years delivered 1500 hot meals to peop in need throughou francisco each month. director of housing for bernal heights neighborhood, i work to provide service to some of san residents. working on affordable housing development project policies with community members all over the city, including district 11. i worked on renovation and preservation of housing insuring over 300 units of housing std affordable for families here in san francisco. i worked directly with our law safe communities and community processes for i worked to preserve our neighborhood senior centers as bo of southwest community organization easeice offerings tayloring to the population and diverse culture. and managed the covid hub n

a lake formed on the spot, flooding the roadway and footpaths . two districts in the city remained without water. also. due to the strike on the private sector, several houses were occupied. there were found and removed debris from a rocket that hit a few meters from the entrance of the target hypermarket in saltivskyi district today. it is these fragments that you can see in my hands. these are metal fragments of a characteristic green color, this color is characteristic of missiles of the escandir m type. the shopping center, which was in... filled with people, there were two hits, that means on the palace of sports in the city of kharkiv, according to preliminary information, there were also four hits , there are also civilian injuries, and there are also flights over open terrain, over a park area, there where we still actually analyze the consequences. the woman was injured as a result of an enemy attack on kherson, she was injured a few hours ago in okapu. in the temporarily occupied left bank, they were caught in the shipping district of the city, the ma

we are on the great lakes and we are the second largest theater district only second to broadway. we have amazing talented people who come from the state of ohio to steve harvey to drew carey to halle berry and even springfield's own john lynch it -- legend. i feel they have a little buyers remorse as it relates to jd vance and he is not representative of ohio. he is a poor example of what leadership is in the entire nation. his goal to become vice president should give everyone pause from disrespecting single women who own cats to disrespecting the haitian community to making up and creating stories by his own admission about the things that they are doing is demonstrative of the lack of boundaries and standards that these two candidates have. it is an embarrassment to me as somebody from ohio that this is who the republicans wanted to nominate. >> you are not the only one. you have a very important base. thank you so much for joining me , congresswoman. >>> coming up, when she is not making racist posters spouting her usual nonsense, one of the nation's foremost conspiracy theor

lake elsinore. the new law requires school districts to set up guidelines and safety standards to limit students activitylonger be up to a teacher's discretion to determine when it's too hot to do things like run a mile or other pe activities, and you can still do pe, but just kind of limit it to calisthenics and light work. >> but i think it's important for kids to get out and use that time. >> now, this weekend, the governor rejected a bill that would have been the first in the nation to regulate artificial intelligence companies. governor newsom vetoed that bill. that would have required ai companies to test their models before releasing them. it would have held companies possibly liable if their models caused a significant problem, resulting in millions of dollars in damage, and it also would have guaranteed some whistleblower protections for workers within an ai company. the governor vetoed the bill, saying he feared it would stifle innovation and drive ai developers out of state. >> it's a setback, but it's not the end of the line. i look at it as other states are, you know, seeing this and they sa

zhlobin region is a unique region, rich forests, bizarre lakes, full-flowing rivers, the dnieper, berezina and dobosna cross the territory of the districtincidence that the city's coat of arms has a ladya. zhlobin arose on the land where the historical trade route of the izvoryak in grek passed. now local residents can see the ship on the horizon only on the boulevard metal. note that the boat is metal, apparently, they decided to pay tribute to the steelmakers in this way. an iron bird, a symbol of the cohesion and unity of the townspeople, was also installed here. as for the dnieper, it has long been shallow for shipping, and many centuries ago the town lived off trade, then. products were exchanged for fabrics, spices, wine and other overseas goods. zhlobin was first mentioned in 1635. according to documents, it was also called zlobin. historians do not know exactly when it became zhlobin. sloven comes from the word zlot, and locals say that evil forces lived in this place, is this true? absolutely right, you said it right, the fact is that we still had a lot of swamps here. and that was such an evil place, although there is another

lake. after all, he himself was from the noroch region, born in pilkovshchina, this is in the modern myadel district went to school in a neighboring village, when he was eight, his homeland became poland, his native language suddenly became under... for defending his national interests , yevgeny skurko, the poet's real name, was under close police attention and was imprisoned more than once. he received his first term at the age of 20, one of the organizers of the komsomol underground received a life sentence from the polish authorities western belarus, the future chairman of the supreme council sergei pretytsky. the first time he was arrested, sent to the posternuk azery grodno. do you know what kind of jesuit torture there were, they couldn't get anything out of him, they put boards on his chest and beat him with weights until they knocked off part of his lung. another major uprising took place in the palesky voivodeship in the summer of 1933. police came to a peasant family to confiscate two cows, because they had not paid taxes to the polish state. the debts were very large, so even in the house

lake elsinore. the new law that goes into effect in 2026, requires school districts to set up guidelines and safety during extreme temperatures. also, during poor air quality days, it will no longer be up to a teacher's discretion to determine when it's too hot to do things like run a mile or play sports outside. >> i think it's great. honestly at my school, the blacktop gets really hot and so we've had a discussion before about how the blacktop gets quite a bit hotter than the air outside. and so it makes good sense to have them take breaks, get water, move to other indoor activities. >> now, another new law that goes into effect next year expands access to in vitro fertilization across california starting in july. health insurance plans in the state will be required to provide coverage for that procedure. supporters hope that that will take away the financial burden many couples face. the cost out of pocket, on average, is about $24,000 per ivf cycle, and couples often go through multiple cycles in that process. the new law also expands the definition of who qualifies for infertility ivf coverage

. >> but if we had more splash pads and cleaner lakes and more community pools that were cheap. >> the bay area air quality management district also issued an alert warning that ozone or smog pollution levels may be elevated. it says outdoor exercise should be limited to morning hours when smog concentration is lower. this couple says they'll take precautions but will continue exercising outdoors. >> we're kind of just pushing through with the heat just so we can build up that habit, because it's better to build a habit, even if it sucks a little bit at the beginning. >> health officials always recommend that people stay out of the heat in the sun during hot weather, and they also recommend that you drink lots of water to stay hydrated. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news all right, chief meteorologist bill martin is here. >> talking about splash pads. yeah, we didn't have them growing up. >> we might need them, right? >> kids are awesome. we didn't have them. >> we had a hose for the next couple of days. they'd be nice. >> it would be nice. thank you for getting back to the point. absolutely. yeah. we are. we are getting the

go-ahead for several enterprises in the far eastern district at once, in buryatia - this is a new mining and processing plant. which is developing a lakeeposit, good afternoon, please, start, another important project is the port of sukhodol in primorye, putin gives the go-ahead for the coal terminal, the equipment was purchased somewhere else, yes, the equipment was purchased even before the sanctions were imposed, but the software, our russian made a simple russian guy with the last name detelbaum, well done, well done! oreshkina at the taxi aggregator, he resorts to this method quite often. i have 4.93 total. but a little later, pavel zarubin, the author and host of the moscow kremlin putin program, found out whether conversations with taxi drivers lead to practical consequences, ask taxi drivers in other regions about that very commandment, if you want. in each region , some kind of solution is possible, of course, absolutely different and let this remain a secret of communication with taxi drivers, and these conclusions lead later this is a real understanding of the situation, what worries people, what issues worry them, what they

lake view trails. maintenance and safety improvements will be made on the trails this month with programs starting in october. the district will study the impacts of opening the trails and could make changes after the two-year pilot is over. >>> coming up at 6:30 on the cbs evening news, they're looking into an alternative for housing. here's jericka duncan with a preview. >> hey, juliette. our in-depth look at the housing crisis and why for so many the american dream to own a home feels out of reach. for our eye on america, we look at a new industry that's trying to help people live more comfortably by not purchasing a home, that and more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news. >> thank you. >>> when come back, showing the glove some love, where you'll be able to see the new coach, gary payton, roaming the sidelines. >>> not seeing a whole lot in downtownsan francisco now thanks to the early arrival of fog obscuring the top of the transamerica pyramid and temperatures only climbed to the low 60s in the city today, even the warmes >>> the college of alameda introduced their newest men's basketball coach today, nba hall

districts to cover those costs. now, as of earlier today, the lake merritt parking lot is now close. that area will be transformed into affordable housing offices and retail space. there's still parking at the nearby front film macarthur and several other bart stations. north bay, a hit and run crash between a bicyclist and a driver is now under investigation. fairfield police say they learned the driver who hit the bicyclist did not stick around. this happened in the area. lincoln pittman road, not that far away from the denny's in that area. there's no details right now. what that car looks like. but if you have any information, you should contact fairfield police. happening right now. it is child passenger safety week and local law enforcement is getting involved to help make sure that your kids are using the right car seat. this annual campaign runs through saturday. law enforcement agencies and public health departments throughout the bay area are involved with this campaign. the union city police department is offering a free child safety seat inspection. all you have to do is

. >> but if we had more splash pads and cleaner lakes and more community pools that were cheap. >> the bay area air quality management district also issued an alert warning that ozone or smog pollution levels may be elevated. it says outdoor exercise should be limited to morning hours when smog concentration is lower. this couple says they'll take precautions but will continue exercising outdoors. >> we're kind of just pushing through with the heat just so we can build up that habit, because it's better to build a habit, even if it sucks a little bit at the beginning. >> now, health officials always recommend that people stay out of the heat and the sun during these heat waves, and they just want people to drink water so that they can stay hydrated during these hot temperatures. >> mike, lots of water. all right, lamonica, thank you for that. and to stay on top of this week's heat, you can download the ktvu weather app. it's free on your mobile device. there you can find an hourly forecast for your neighborhood. >> new details tonight, following a deadly crash over a cliff in san francisco. officials say one person is dead an

. >> but if we had more splash pads and cleaner lakes and more community pools that were cheap. >> the bay area air quality management districto issued an alert warning that ozone or smog pollution levels may be elevated. it says outdoor exercise should be limited to morning hours, when smog concentration is lower. this couple says they'll take precautions but will continue exercising outdoors. >> we're kind of just pushing through with the heat just so we can build up that habit, because it's better to build a habit, even if it sucks a little bit at the beginning. >> health officials always recommend that people stay out of the heat in the sun during hot weather, and they also recommend that you drink lots of water to stay hydrated. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> new at noon. officials are monitoring the water at crissy field beach in san francisco. samples of bacteria will be collected for the second straight day at crissy field east. bacteria collected yesterday showed levels that were above state standards for water contact. recreation san francisco public utilities commissioner says all other locations around the

district of tehran said: in line with dealing with agents unauthorized collection of waste 63 tons of dry waste was recovered from the violators. the forces of the environmental protection unit of gehard lake. clean up in the protected area. gohar lake is located at an altitude of 2,360 meters above sea level, and more than 50,000 tourists visit this natural attraction every summer. demonstrations, protests and conflicts. this day is the days of the occupied territories. protests that according to the zionist media, this is one of the biggest demonstrations in the last few years, in the wake of the war in gaza. i hope you can hear my voice well despite the loud voices of the protestors. here is the bridge began is in front of the ministry of security in tel aviv. as you can see in the picture, the number of protesters is very large. the population is so large that it is impossible to estimate their number. the infidels want a prisoner exchange agreement with hamas. netanyahu's failure to reach a ceasefire agreement more than 12 times has cut off the safety of the residents of the occupied territories. demonstrations and strikes are unprecedented. contrary to predictions, these protests hav

district attorney's office and how they handle it. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. we are also following some breaking news on this labor day. this is north of lake and truckee. take a look at the map here. mandatory evacuations for people living near sierra brooks in sierra county. this wildfire broke out this afternoon south of loyalton. cal fire says it has grown to about 1200 acres. you might have seen the smoke if you were driving home from the tahoe area, or driving back from burning man. there is zero containment at this late hour. and back here at home, the heat gets cranked up tomorrow. let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob. it's a short week for many people, but it's going to be hot. yes, and we're watching closely the fire danger conditions there around the bear fire. good news. the red flag warning has expired as of 8:00. the winds, which allowed that fire to grow quickly late afternoon, have backed off. however, hotter and drier weather will be on the way. locally, we had temperatures today in the 80s inland near 70 in san francisco. now tomorrow we're likely adding 15 degrees on top of those high temperatures as the mild

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to the very heart of karelia in the klevalsky district, on the shores of lake kuito. and earlier, accordingstories of old people, there was a chapel in our village, our ancestors started a custom of sacrifice there, they slaughtered rams right on the porch of the chapel, then they skinned them there, not far from the clock they hung small bathhouse cauldrons over fires, and they cooked this meat right in the cauldrons here. we are now in the village of kolevalo, it used to be called ukhta, this is a house, one of the oldest houses in the village of kolevalo, according to experts, it is about 300 years old, and how is it different from other buildings, what here, if you look, the logs are twisted, twisted, you could say, and... in the forest you can find straight trunks, there are twisted against the sun and twisted with the sun, and here in northern karelia, old people, when they were building houses, my father told me, my father was a carpenter and did a lot of work, taught us how to do it, he says that straight ones can be put in the wall when you build a house and twisted ones against th

district. and 65 for the outer sunset for the north bay 73 in mill valley and 82 in sonoma and clear lake and ukiah. we're in the upper 70s today, so this low is dipping in, bringing some rain very close to northern california, but then moving off towards the east. the next one coming in will dip a little bit farther south, and there could be some more rain in the sierra and areas to the north as well. but we're all going to get a significant cooldown that at least lasts for a couple of days. but today we're seeing the gusty winds picking up and this may increase our fire danger. looking at winds near the coast at 1:00 today at 30 to 40mph. so it's going to be windy and that starts to work its way inland. as we go into this evening, some of our hills may have gusts at 40 to 50mph. so we do have to be very careful today with any fire conditions. looking at our highs headed for the upper seconds through friday and then a little bit cooler monday. is that day where it will be much cooler and we'll be watching out for rain across the region and mike, you continue with the freeway closure. yeah. first o

city, public utility district board of directors unanimously approved the move to rename the west shore trail. officials planned at plaques highlighting her many contributions to the lake. feinstein played a pivotal role in bringing national attention to lake tahoe through the first lake tahoe summit. back in 1997, a formal dedication ceremony will take place sometime next year. hunter biden has changed his not guilty plea in his federal tax case to guilty on all charges. this comes just before jury selection was set to begin president biden's son was facing misdemeanor and felony charges in the case alleging he failed to pay at least 1.4 million dollars in taxes over 4 years during a period in which she's acknowledged struggling with the drug addiction. hunter biden entered an alford plea, which is where a defendant does not admit guilt but acknowledges prosecutors have enough evidence to gain a conviction. we are now exactly 2 months away from the presidential election. and former president trump returned to new york today to talk about his plans for the economy as vice president harris touchdown in pennsylvania to begin debate prep. washington correspondent reshad h

and this is especially true in places like lake shalan where the pioneer fire just burnt for months in my districtatening an entire community, causing evacuations, and i am so grateful to the firefighters on the ground in lake shalan who worked tirelessly and put themselves at risk to stop the spread of this devastating fire. wherever they could. and to protect the residents who needed to be evacuated. because of wildfires are an ever-increasing threat, i've worked in congress with members of both parties, to address this issue. i want to talk about a couple of examples. i'm proud to have recently introduced the national prescribed fire act. i introduced this bipartisan, bicameral bill along with senator wyden of oregon and david valadao of california. this legislation would invest in hazardous fuels management, including prescribed fire, which is an effective, underutilized meth of forest management that helps to reduce the risk of catastrophic fires and choking on smoke in the summer. more specifically, this bill would authorize $300 million in total for the forest various and the department of