petrovyrazin, including the village . at the foot of the hill you need at least a day once in the lower city the workshops of the hospital serving the garrison, where soldiers and officers were treated, over time, the city became crowded, at the foot of the rusty fortress in serbian, and then the other side of the danube began to be built up. in the middle of the 18th century, on the territory of modern ukraine , a territorial unit of new serbia was even created, where they could settle. those who did not want to live in the austrian empire about life between the east and west in the continuation of the plot. in the early morning, from the walls of peter borodin, a magnificent view of the novissat, a city founded 2 years after the foundation of the fortress, opens up. and now, having become one with it during the time of austro-hungary, orthodox serbian merchants were forbidden to live in the catholic city that arose around the petrovorodinsky fortress, and then they began to settle on the other side, the danube arose, the city of weight, in which in 1748 empress maria the third assigned the

moreover, pay attention at first they were lowered around the city.it means that they are near the nuclear plant yesterday, in my opinion, it means barried there and today they flew to the nuclear power plant. these are all signs of conducting, reconnaissance. of course, they also tried to provoke panic, force employees to evacuate, ukrainian publics disperse the fake that the zaporizhzhya npp was allegedly damaged, so the kamikaze drones also tried to inflict an information strike on the territory where the referendum is being prepared. that is, again, the construction of panic rumors and threats, let's say radioactive contamination. that is, it can be considered opponents of the means, uh, the anti-kyiv mood here will affect local moods, this attack only aggravated them in general , which supplies several regions with electricity at once, haunts kiev from the moment it was taken under control, russian troops, even at the very beginning of the special operation in ukraine, their national guard then left without a fight, but soon kiev staged a provoca

lower. >>> in redwood city, kpix 5. >>> we are following developing news in southeast san jose where a two-story home has gone up in flames east of 101 and capital expressway. the neighborhood is full of up scale homes, that fire gutted the garage and did serious damage to the rest of the structure. no reports of any injuries and too early to say how it started. >> the oakland a's are on a winning streak. the city counsel rejected a plan to let voters weigh in whether public money should be spent on the howard terminal project. council member noelle sponsored the proposal one of two votes in favor. he says taxpayers deserve to know what they will or will not be paying for. >> we've been at this for three years, negotiating, talking but we don't have facts or numbers. i love the a's. i want the a's to stay in oakland but at the same time, it's a business. you're dealing with billionaires to make money but the way it's presented, the public, the residents have to put up billions of dollars. >> a's president told us last week the team is pursuing a potential stadium in las vegas as a parallel path

and pay attention at first they were lowered around the city.ey were next to the nuclear power plant yesterday, in my opinion, it means they bartered there and today they flew to the nuclear power plant. these are all signs of conducting, reconnaissance. they also, of course, tried to provoke panic and force employees to evacuate the ukrainian the public disperse the fake that the zaporozhye nuclear power plant , after all, allegedly suffered, so the kamikaze drones also tried to inflict an information strike on the territory where the referendum is being prepared. that is, again, the construction of panic rumors and the threat of such radioactive contamination. that is, it can consider the opponents of the remedy. uh, the anti-kiev mood here will affect local moods, this attack only aggravated them in general, which supplies several regions with electricity at once, haunts kiev from the moment it was taken under the control of the russian troops, even at the very beginning of the special operation in ukraine, their national guard then left with

and pay attention at first they were lowered around the city then it means that they were next to the plant yesterday, in my opinion, it means that they bartered there and today they flew to the nuclear plant. these are all signs of conducting, reconnaissance. they also, of course, sought to provoke panic, force employees to evacuate, ukrainian public disperse the fake that the zaporozhye npp was allegedly damaged, so the kamikaze drones also tried to inflict an information blow on the territory where the referendum is being prepared. that is, again building panic rumors and threats, allow radioactive contamination. that is, it can consider the opponents of the remedy. uh, the anti-kiev mood will affect local moods here , this attack only aggravated them in general , which supplies several regions with electricity at once, haunts kiev from the moment it was taken under control, russian troops, even at the very beginning of the special operation in ukraine, their national guard then she left without a fight, but soon kiev staged a provocation at the nuclear power plant saboteurs occupi

the hospital released a statement earlier, "montefiore's maternal mortality rate of.01% is lower than new york cityational averages. any maternal death is a tragedy. our hearts go out to miss isaacs' family, especially to her mother, our longtime colleague. that 60% of these deaths are - preventible. and often when women, black women, complain of pain or discomfort, it is not taken seriously. which is causing these deaths. >> reporter: dr. neil shaw teaches reproductive biology at harvard medical school and is looking to build more equity and trust in the health care system. >> what people are dying of is not the clinical condition on the death certificate. it's a failure of communication, teamwork, every time. >> in terms of solutions, we as women really should think about how we want to birth. what are the options out there? you could have a birth in a hospital with a midwife, or you could have a birth at a birthing center with a midwife and a doula. >> reporter: a 2018 study found that u.s. states with more robust midwifery services reported better maternal care and better birthing outcomes, sug

. >> reporter: her latest project coming to fruition here at the public hotel in new york city's lowe lowerform of a chic gallery opening where anna's art is for sale, displayed by runway models with a cat burglar vibe. what do you say to people who say, this is just anna delvey's latest grift? >> i don't know, i really don't care for people who are, like, doubting me. i don't know, they should just wait and see for themselves. >> if there's anything that has stayed the same about anna is that she's a total chameleon. she did well on the upper east side, she did well in prison. she's now doing well in the art world. >> you know, i think it's real art. i would own an anna delvey original. like, you know. i mean, i probably can't afford it, but if i could, you know, i'd definitely have it hanging in my living room. >> i definitely think she's not going away any time soon. i think we'd be surprised. >> reporter: anna delvey, legal name anna so sorokin, passing herself off as a wealthy german heiress, running in new york city's elite social circles, defrauding hotel, banks, restaurants, and pri

deploying band anti personnel mines, mostly in fields on roads, highways and on approaches to cities also lower, the ukraine understands well the deteriorating conditions of the front lines, casualties of up to a 1000 wounded and healed, but they are catching up us this week. ukrainian officials announced that women now faced the draft and all to plan to forbid military aged men from leaving their home provinces to prevent them from dodging the draft all showing how far he others prepared to go to make sure that it has enough bodies to feed its war machine more, i guess the of our tea from the la guns people's republic, the russian defense minister said again, showing grew, says that's western countries. providing ukraine with miniature aid are looking to further fuel the crisis. but many weapons are ending up on the block market. linkedin is open, my dear, do you do the collective west? we're hoping to prolong the conflict in ukraine continues large scale shipments to the key of regime if are more than 28000 tons of military cargo have already been delivered to the country. are now, according

tel aviv to demand the government action, hundreds of people joined a protest in the city center to corporate, lower housing cost. kind of israel's financial tech hub, was long been considered one of the was most expensive cities. the prices have been pushed up even further by the 19 pandemic. and the ukraine is becky stones. government has declared a one month state of emergency in the north western region of the plans to curb it's autonomy sparked rare protests. to rocco park stone is an autonomous province and home to the crackle park people and ethnic minority with its own language. oh, no. thousands of demonstrators rallied there on friday against proposed reforms, which would take away its constitutional rights to independence. video posted on social media showed confrontations with police on saturday president shaft kat mosier traveled to the province and promised to scrap his reform pans. young rest marks of red challenge to his authority. had a stain in leaders have agreed to hunt over the bullets that killed al jazeera journalist, sharina ugly to u. s. officials. american investigators wil

will rise just as soon, but in france where the day before it was 42 °, the streets of the cities were lowerede are hiding in parks and cafes, parisians have begun to go to the museum more often, since the air conditioners are still working there. in the khabarovsk territory, they are fighting large fires that rage in hard-to-reach places . several areas are engulfed in fire at once . 280,000 hectares of forest are burning in the north. basically, in mountainous areas, fire troops are thrown there to put out the flames, trying to put out the air. smoke from fires. reached yakutia in the capital of the republic there is a thick smog local authorities report exceeding the concentration of chemicals in the air the day before in these regions for the first time introduced a state of emergency at the federal level. it will allow to attract additional forces of rescuers from other areas of the fucking federal antimonopoly service. asked for new powers to fight growth. price further business news. marina is joining us. and now she is already dealing with prices, which will already change; now they wa

the weekend. 66 in the 4 zone forecast cover san francisco lower 60's towards the coast, brisbane or perth. but see burlingame at 77. 76 foster city. we have a lower 80's in this pocket down to redwood city in palo alto member. they can spike in the 90's when we get a heat spike. 87, san jose still kind of warm down the south bay. 72 morgan hill, again, a lot of upper 80's going on in the south bay livermore valley. 93 94 pleasanton us to about 89 for walnut creek. but here we've got those 70's still, castro valley popping about 80, the late whole. thank you. onshore wind. 73. but 80's and even a couple 90's popping out here, as you can see through the carquinez strait. 83 for now, 83 also for santa rosa will keep it in the 80's through much of the week. ahead. going out towards the end here. it's kind of mixed bag of sun and clouds as we get all this traffic from the pacific. 70's will do it at the bay and will cover the 60's at the coast. well, thanks, dave. >> for your health this morning. packages of freeze dried blueberries are being recalled because they could be contaminated with lead 2 batches of not tra freeze dried blueb

and pay attention at first they were lowered around the city.ere next to the nuclear power plant yesterday, in my opinion, it means they bartered there and today they flew to the nuclear power plant. these are all signs of conducting, reconnaissance. still, of course, sought to provoke a panic to force employees to evacuate ukrainian publics disperse the fake that the zaporizhzhya npp was allegedly damaged, so the kamikaze drones also tried to inflict an information strike on the territory where the referendum is being prepared. that is, again, the construction of panic rumors and threatening infection. that is, it can consider the opponents of the remedy. uh, the anti-kiev mood here will affect local moods, this attack only aggravated them in general, which supplies several regions with electricity at once, does not kiev rest from the moment it was taken under the control of the russian troops, even at the very beginning of the special operation in ukraine, their national guard then left without a fight, but soon kiev staged a provocation at th

television to demand the government action. hundreds of people joined a protest in the city center to call for lower housing costs, television. israel's financial and tech hub has long been considered one of the wells most expensive cities. the prices have been pushed up even further by the coven. 19 pandemic on the ukraine. is becky stones. government has declared a one month state of emergency the north western region of the times to curb it's autonomy. sponsor ran protests correctly. box done is an autonomous province and home to the correct people, an ethnic minority with its own language. the thousands of demonstrators routed there on friday against the proposed reforms, which will take away its constitutional rights to independence. video posted on social media, showed confrontations with police on saturday. president show mercy of traveled to the province and probably to scrap his reform fans on rest marks of red challenge to his authority. augustinian leaders have agreed to hunt with a bullet that killed al jazeera germ history and actually see us officials now congested gators will run the

in $10.00 live to demand government action. hundreds of people joined a protest in the city center to call for lower housing costs. tel aviv. israel's financial and tech hub was long been considered one of the wells most expensive cities. but prices have been pushed up even further by the coby 19 pandemic. and the war in ukraine, russian forces are one city away from seizing full control of ukraine's east in the hands province. that's in the dumbass region where russian ukrainian troops are engaged in heavy fighting russian back separatists say they've surrounded the city of the sea chance and captured an oil refinery kiva disputes that claim and says fighting is ongoing, is a chance, is the last ukrainian control city in the hands, people have been fleeing their homes as the fighting intensifies. some who managed to get out have spoken about the worsening humanitarian situation. what you, what of the practiced in the city doesn't exist anymore? it has practically been wiped off the face of the earth. there is no humanitarian 8 distribution center. it has been hence language to reading him. there wa

they see that they lived in the city, so their level is a little lower.preservation was already a little lower. that's why everyone is standing . a volunteer deputy of the kharkiv city council worked on the live broadcast of the informational and analytical marathon of the espresso 10 tv channel for the second saturday, july 30, well , we continue to discuss the most important events and if we summarize the topic of the kharkiv region this night here indeed s300. more and more often, the russians are using this very weapon in order to hit ground objects on the territory of our state, antennas, you and i have already tried to analyze the situation many times, what exactly is the reason for the intensification of the use of this very weapon. well, it is important to note that this family of soviet anti -aircraft - medium-range missile systems are in operation, and there are still plenty of such systems in the russian federation. well, the problem here is that they are really starting to save or protect high-precision weapons, and now in order to to create a

lower and middle income all over the city.this neighborhood that i also mentioned the fact it is flat and so accessible by trip public transportation, has, has made it very popular. >> it's a struggle for us right now, you know, when you get a lot of development coming to an area, a lot of new people coming to the area with different sets of values and different culture. there is a lot of struggle between the existing community and the newness coming in. there are some things that we do to try to slow it down so it doesn't completely erase the communities. we try to have developments that is more in tune with the community and more equitable development in the area. >> you need to meet with and gain the support and find out the needs of the neighborhoods. the people on the businesses that came before you. you need to dialogue and show respect. and then figure out how to bring in the new, without displacing the old. [♪♪♪] >> i hope we can reset a lot of the mission that we have lost in the last 20 years. so we will be bringing

city center. the goal for lowering housing costs, televi eve, israel, financial and tech hub has long been considered one of the world's most expensive cities. but prizes have been pushed up even further by the cave in 1900 pandemic and the war in ukraine. palestinian leaders say they've handed over the bullet that killed out as their agenda. sri number actually to us forensic experts, american investigators will run ballistic tests on the bullet to see if it does indeed match ammunition used by israeli soldiers. the us has apparently agreed not to share the bullet with the israelis sharing with a palestinian american. she was killed by the forces on may. the 11th of covering israeli raids in janine camp. glen call is a former deputy national intelligence officer. the trans national threat for the ca, he says the result of these lindsay investigation could put the u. s. president in an awkward position, as he prepared for his 1st official visit as president to israel for a forensic analysis of a bullet in a shooting. it's straight for the, the f b, i would take the lead on this. they have a standing

city. transmitted wounds of children's lower extremities of the face of the torso have now ceased to come ; patients come in an ambulance or in the main. now they act spontaneously without an ambulance, the military brought nothing to sit at night. until the morning they were under the rubble, the missile attack was launched around midnight, according to the military-civilian administration of the city touched the budare personally given to the president of ukraine zelensky, the main goal was the area of ​​​​the agricultural market, where the fertilizer is stored. including saltpeter and gas cylinders, which are still periodically heard as explosions, the damage to the infrastructure of the city is only to be assessed by the broken schools, hospitals, shops, temples. uh, many of these institutions have only recently reopened. uh, but most importantly, people died , people suffered, many were left without the bloody military of the civil administration of kherson areas. vladimir salda has already stated on our tv channel that all the victims will receive material assistance. a decision was m

we're at 70 for san francisco at the coast were in the lower 60's. 76 going on for burlingame to the south foster cityr 80 still in this pocket here. sometimes those pop in the lower 90's. that's when i got you got a heat spite working here, but we're goin% the other direction in today's a little warmer than it will be later on this week. coming up, 85 for san jose. 85 also for cupertino. morgan hill still popping at 93 and left near about 80 or so for the east bay shoreline. livermore valley, 91, we'll call it dublin. 86 89 walnut creek. and we're chipping away a little bit from highs yesterday. 91 for concord, 72 for berkeley, the lady with an i-75 still got those 2.98. for vacaville. still quite hot there. 93 for fairfield, 88 for napa and 95% of rosa. we still might see a 9 year. so for tomorrow shore for monday. then by tuesday, we're back to the 80's and the lower 80's come thursday. member mentioned that front might deliver us a few scattered clouds and all of that and we'll keep 70's hum in the bay. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. a 5th school has been vandalized in richmond for others were

not be you why don't we say this one more thing i agree with you that we need to lower ourselves a little the glorious cityomeone will we say some kind of monuments can blasphemy little lion danylovych because it was danylo romanovych and not danylo halytskyi and the late yaroslav dashkevich called either danylo the first because danylo romanovych or king danylo no danylo halytskyi further to the son of leo how, thanks to this and yuri the first, we actually formed and preserved our identity, why don't we say it ? we are quick, simple, it's wrong. well, a vivid example is that the military went further. it stands there on the chest it is the king, and if it was necessary, then the mayor of the city was afraid that for some reason it should be changed. when a foreigner arrives, he may not remember the name danylo, he may be danyla, but he knows that there are ukrainians the resort cannot deny its history and the extreme on this issue when in 1340 we had a high castle from our high castle, read the example of zimurovich made by our employee of the tsarev archive, she writes there that the castle was not buil

a lot of the cities and counties are looking at lower levels. scientists that i have talked to say we need to look at the higher rates. we do not have faith that greenhouse emissions will decrease. >> should there be development on places we know will be flooding in the decades to come or is it billed now, mitigate now, keep mitigating later. >> i think the answer is obvious. we should not be building where there will be sea level rise. we need to start building smart instead of for profit. we also need to start coming up with a green solution. one of the green solutions would be to train richmond residents to do the cleanup. it is not only going to pollute the land further away from them but it will pollute the bay. it will become unsafe for humans, fish, it needs to be cleaned. >> in your activism, what is the response you have gotten from the mayor, the board of supervisors. do you feel like you are being heard? >> the district supervisor has been present and he has been at the table and engaged in the community. we love our mayor. >> allow m

this is val, nevada, that was fighting one over the city lawyers, banana corda. and since our lower your member needs to both all know off the social group, that attribute to senior therapy roller this year. well no as carry on my region. so somewhere supervisors for one of the children junior stadium a little while you as us over dinner done on the ceiling open. the destruction shows where the ukrainian army fired from moustache in miami and or to leave for the ship solutions that yeah, just so put awards for the other. she would me plus is my personal or a delay in the shipment for delivery and both of those. but we were shipping, which i wanted to know what other with the girls here choking tooth. that's also a good sign nationally, but there's no need since go park in the court. so for in the process. nobody's esther. does anybody need c e looks like that. i get the with what's the size him new, new york hazard formation thought to put all of that here was use, mclaughlin was student that was the day by laying down with me as it shouldn't be a good fit. your hunch, grow with tha

lot of sunshine today and we will have sunny skies and the city this afternoon and across much of the region. today is a warmer day with lower humidity. we will see a lot of sunshine today, 72 oakland, 78 san jose, 82 santa rosa, six he in the city, 81 concord, and overnight tonight, the marine layer comes back. it is not quite as thick as dealing with -- as we are dealing with this morning. future tracker temperatures into friday, we begin to see a warm-up occur. it is not too terribly warm. a minor dip in temperatures saturday but watch sunday. sunday is the hotter of the two days because we expect widespread 90's in hottest spots. at lower humidity today, warmer weather tomorrow, minor dip saturday with temperatures and then we need of inland. sunday and monday, feeling like summer, 80's along the beach line. upper 90's and the warmest spots. that will cool up by tuesday and wednesday. kumasi: coming up the seven things to know. reggie: president biden said edheal ofreedom to seven recipients at the white house today. it is 5:21. welcome to allstate where the safer you drive, the more you save like rachel here how am i lo

uh, on the lower basin, a significant part of the city is damaged almost everywhere broken windows brokenloyees of the russian ministry of emergency situations are demining the territory to clean up the roadway blockage everywhere, bombs that did not explode are a trap, it is especially dangerous to approach abandoned positions of the ukrainian military mortars in isa built fortified areas. in the middle of residential areas. according to local residents, militants. they occupied knocking apartments in neighboring residential buildings, they lived there for quite a long time. and during this period, all these high-rise buildings were looted today , employees of the republican grid company have begun repairs, a high-voltage power line . now the main task is to give people light. according to experts. in the city , 20% of the networks have been preserved. the rest of the damaged work is complicated by the fact that the area around the supports was mined by the entering subdivisions of the armed forces, before repairing the site, the mashed potatoes are necessarily examined; we restore the 1

you made it. [ cheers and applause well, guys, here's some good news new york city has lowered the covid level from high to medium yes. [ cheers and applause finally, the 100 people crammed into every subway car won't have to be so careful anymore. [ laughter ] yeah, i'm excited because if it drops one more level, the most dangerous thing will once again be the hot dogs. [ laughter ] i want to be the person who gets to decide the level, by the way. [ light laughter ] they're probably like, "well, it's my birthday party this weekend. i want people to come. so, medium it is, medium." [ laughter ] "my cousin's wedding is next weekend. back up to high. everyone lock down." [ laughter ] and this is big. the fda just announced that they are banning all juul e-cigarettes in the u.s. [ audience oohs [ cheers and applause yeah no more juul no more juul that will explain tomorrow when you see a bunch of your coworkers sucking on a glade plug-in. [ laughter ] and be like, "you getting anything you getting anything?" [ laughter ] "i feel -- i'm feeling a little something. i don't know." [ laughter ]

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lower jaw . if we take the city, then probably almost three quarters, because the multi-storey buildings here arehe city suffered and this is the result of the arrivals of this high-precision weapon, therefore, when we say that targeted strikes, this is not true, the city administration has already begun paying material assistance to the families of the dead and injured from the construction companies have begun repairing damaged buildings. first of all , many residents will restore roofs and insert windows. kakhovki left the city to get inside such uninhabited apartments, repair teams can not well, the city administration found a way out of the facade and apartment buildings where the glazing was damaged will be tightened with a special translucent material. this will protect the apartments from precipitation and preserve the property of the city residents during the week, ukrainian militants inflicted rocket attacks under other settlements of the region, the task is to panic as much as possible throughout the people. uh, create any conditions for a humanitarian catastrophe. and most importantly

city. after the northbay the lower 80s are in the forecast. look at this seven-day outlook. it will be noticeable for the inland areas. the high pressure is going to dry us out but also warm us up heading into the next weekend. maybe even a couple of 90s through the valley. >>> we have a little bit of a delay for b.a.r.t. riders . it is between pleasant hill and lafayette. 10 minutes could bring in some more and on muni they report no delays. over here you are going to lower those speeds coming across the golden gate bridge. there is maybe some slick roadways and the fog is there. on highway 37 there is not a surprise where those builds are. >> thank you so much, mike. >>> san leandro leaders debate incentives to keep police officers on the payroll. it would amount to $20,000 lump sum payment to each current staff are. the city is facing a critical staffing shortage with a 40% vacancy rate. they argue the cost is cheaper than training new recruits. >>> a warning for climate in crisis. coming up on "today in the bay", new signs of damage from warmer temperatures leading to a

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lower volga in the volgograd region a large deg. we are going to olkhovka hurricane. and here is such a city such a city, a huge nightmare, all fields are covered. well, that's not all flurry was celebrated. today, even in the north-east of european russia in the kirov region, it was drizzling in places and in the capital region, the solar anticyclone will gradually push the rainy whirlwind to the east, but its zone of influence is in europe. parts of russia will still be very extensive. tomorrow they will fall into it, the volga chernozem region was fooled, but mostly the amount of precipitation. there will be a small around 5 mm, during the day, self-intensive showers will pass in the southern regions in places in the kuban, in stavropol and the republics of the north caucasus, about 20-30 mm will fall, in a day or more, thunderstorms again in sochi by saturday. they can bring up to a quarter of the monthly volume of moisture. at the same time, the thermometers will not rise above plus 23 on sunday. the rains will weaken, and then stop altogether, and comfortable weather will return to the

. >> cities like san francisco and oakland are still enjoying lower rents. san jose has started to rebound a bit. he advises clients on total compensation. >> we have seen some increases in compensation to mitigate the impact of inflation. but not to the extent that it matches. >> he says many bay area employers continue to be flexible about working from home. he says benefits for working in office might include lunches and happy hours. some companies are offering retention bonuses. >> salesforce is once again unloading office space in downtown san francisco. the software company has listed the percent of its 43 story building for lease. that is across the street from another tower. it is the third time they have cut off his face in the city during the pandemic. they want to make the most efficient use of the real estate footprint. >> monkeypox vaccines are in high demand is more cases of the disease are being reported. a long line of people waited outside to get a vaccine. we were told dozens of people were in line hours before the first shot was given. san

lower temperature, afternoon, with 67 the city, and 82 in santa rosa.overnight tonight, partly to mostly cloudy skies. fog not nearly as expensive as it is this morning. you will see coastal drizzle. heading into friday, a warm up. we see a minor dip in temperatures on saturday, but watch what happens on sunday. sunday is the hotter of t rain a comeback, so it feels more like summer. accuweather forecast, there is a minor dip to start at the weekend, but look at sunday. we are heating up quickly. 80's around the shoreline, and we will cool off. kumasa: let's check in with ginger for what's coming up on gma. >> good morning. it's great to be with everyone this morning. coming up, we are having the latest on breaking news with the u.k. prime minister lawrence johnson, agreeing to resign amid scandal. then, the suspect of the drive forth parade massacre made his first court experience. prosecutors say he confessed to the rampage. authorities say his father is facing a criminal investigation. the team is with an elite investigation of fighters in the ukrain

the worst of it is set to ravage the southern plains and lower mississippi valley. yesterday oklahoma cityegrees for the first time in a decade n.northwestern text yeah, fort worth and dallas hit 110 and 109 degrees respectively. today south of boston in sweltering 90-degree heat president biden announced a set of executive actions on climate change after republicans aided by west virginia senator joe manchin who happens to be in the family coal business and a huge recipient of fossil fuel campaign donations have repeatedly killed any serious attempt to address this crisis and biden seemed to foreshadow future steps. >> climate change is an emergency, and in the coming weeks i'm going to use the power i have as president to turn these words into formal official government actions. >> joining me now is michael regan, administrator of the environmental protection agency. you look too young to be doing that job, but we're going to go ahead and ask you some questions because, look, for a lot of people, biden's -- president biden stopping short of saying this is a climate emergency when literal

the san jose city council approved lowering speed limits on some streets in an effort to cut down onadly crashes. speeds are being reduced from 25 to 20 miles an hour whenever green village square and also parts of amidon avenue, as well as jackson post , santa clara and willow streets the same day. the changes were announced last week, three people were killed in traffic related crashes. a city officials say there were a record 60 traffic related deaths last year, and this year the city is on track to top. even that number 7 19, let's swing back to traffic. yeah laser closed anywhere, sal. it's a problem. that's right, sat down 101 in marin county. they're working to get one of the lines open. they may be letting some cars through, but it really is a mess in marin county, southbound one. oh one near seminary and throughout the whole county now people are going to know about this. it's backed up into large for pretty soon. if this keeps up, it may be backed up into san rafael on south down one. oh one again. five car injury crash shut down one on one near the seminary onramp there. i

the head of the city stressed that dozens of people were lowered, including 10 children. this is a huge coordinated work of rescuers. rescue work is currently underway - this is task number one. the interdepartmental headquarters works around the clock around the clock until there is nothing in the city to remind of the consequences of the verses of the elements, the mayor indicated. russian military high-precision sea-based long-range missiles destroyed a ukrainian warship and a warehouse supplied by the united states of anti-ship harpoon missiles, they were located in the seaport of odessa on the territory of a shipyard . the latest data on the course of the special operation to protect the donbass was reported to the ministry of defense by a strike of high-precision long-range sea and air-based weapons, which hit the aviation equipment of the air force of ukraine stationed at the military airfield of the rope in the kirovohrad region in the seaport of the city of odessa on the territory of a shipyard, sea-based high-precision long-range missiles destroyed a ukrainian w

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two are in san antonio three if you count new braunfels we have what 20% lower a college attainment on average than other other cities in the country relatively high drop out rates. what do we do to help san antonio participate? well, yes, i think the first thing we hire achieving cities. i think the first thing we do is we acknowledge. we're part of the triangle. that is to say we have the good fortune to be a city aligned within this triangle that is growing at this rate and we're going to get our share of the growth. we see that happening now people who are coming out of austin and coming here and coming from other parts of the united states because our land prices are a little less or housing prices are a little less. so that's the first thing frankly. it was part of my motivation for working on this project. i care about san antonio's progress and i think we do best when we align ourselves with places that are on a rising trajectory now in practical terms. what does that mean? we've got to invest in education to raise the quality of the workforce. we've got to deal with our own infrastructure needs. so we have a

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element yards were lowered in a matter of minutes grata attacked the city the second day in a row inhe leningrad region and in udmurtia, summer residents were hit by large ice floes. the harvest was broken in the gardens, and in the western regions of yakutia where the forests speak, on the contrary, the employees of the security air force on the cyclone specially cause precipitation, they have already processed 86 hard-to-reach foci artificially, caused by rain helped to slow down the spread of fire and made it possible for paratroopers to start extinguishing from the earth the weather is closely monitored and in the north of the republic the water level in the rivers, today i have exceeded the critical mark, yevgeny zaborovsky's report. a big wave is approaching the village of batagay, and the level has already exceeded critical levels. heavy equipment is strengthening the coastal embankment. the only thing that separates the water from residential buildings. we try to be here to be at the forefront. as they say, in case the water breaks through, prepared hundreds of sandbags , a t

downtown tomorrow afternoon sunshine 62 cloudier and cooler in the sunset the richmond daily city upper 50s to lowerta rosa 83 in 80 and sonoma 80 and nap. it's martha a lot of sunshine morning clouds the sunshine breezing the afternoon for the east bay 68 in berkeley 70 in oakland about 77 fremont and then inland 80s and 90s 87 san ramon 93 pittsburgh 91 the high in livermore if you are taking part you better be in bed right now if you're going to take part in the marathon tomorrow morning, we have a lot of cloud cover out there. it is quite cool. it'll feel nice for runners temperatures mainly in the 50s as a race goes on so good luck to all the runners out there. here's the accurate with the 7-day forecast playing the next seven days for you. we'll find sunshine tomorrow breezy in the afternoon typical temps on monday. our coolest days this week are tuesday and wednesday dm. what's the minor warming thursday and friday, but all morning fog afternoon sunshine for the next seven days. okay drew. thanks. well just ahead craving fun and food chinatown apparently the place to get a good taste this wee

wow, what a view this is a camera on sutro tower and you see the lower level of fog. but the city offered up the bar. it's cold. it's going how we roll here. it's summer time. rolling in. here. it is right on time, right? yeah. we had a lot of it last probably a little less. i think overnight tonight. here's one look out toward the coastline. you're out toward the beach right now. should be just see one last glimmer of sunshine. download the fog coming in up above. we've got another letter of some clouds rolling on shore right now. so it's good. look like that fog is going to fill in overnight tonight. not completely gray, though, out for the golden gate bridge over the last couple of nights. not only was a great, but it was very low moving into the golden gate bridge, almost right down street level. so we want to keep that but not too much. like to see a little sunshine from time to time. and i think we're going to get more of it for tomorrow. temperatures out the door. you've got 65 degrees in san jose. not as muggy today. and i think an easier night of sleeping tonight. the dew

the san jose city council has approved lowering speed limits on some streets in an effort to reduce deadlyshes. speeds are being reduced from 25 to 20 mph on evergreen village square in parts of albert and avenue as well as jackson post, santa clara and willow streets the same day. the changes were announced, however. three people were killed in traffic related crashes. city officials say there were a record 60 traffic related deaths last year, and this year the city is on track to exceed that number. the newest software update for tesla could help keep the cars from being damaged. the software will scan the road ahead for potholes . if it senses any, it will adjust the car suspension for rougher roads. tesla engineers warned the sensing system may not always detect every crack on the road or every pothole, and tesla says that people will still need to steer their cars away and around any potholes are their portions of damaged roads. abortion rights groups used the fourth of july two protesters supreme court's recent reversal of roe versus wade next on the nine why they say they don't feel

new york city 10th congressional district is large and incredibly diverse. not just lowerss the brooklyn bridge and you will enter the other half. brooklyn, a city in its own right. in borough park, you will find one of the largest orthodox jewish communities outside of israel. >> a. i am brian. >> it is where we met candidate and business man brian robinson. >> all the neighborhoods are central to my campaign. the anti-semitism, the violence, general violence throughout the district. it is a universal platform. >> its own volunteer police force. >> you get punched in the head, people are afraid. people want change. they are afraid. >> we need new leadership. >> we are on the city bike which is my preferred method of travel on a summer day in new york city. writing through some of the most affluent neighborhoods. some of the most pivotal. we eventually met up with candidate elizabeth at a parking cobble hill. she was the first woman to serve as a brooklyn district attorney and the youngest woman ever elected to congress back in 1972. >> 50 years later and you are deciding

community colleges have seen, and also budget -- structural budget challenges at city college, so that's led to a lower enrollment than had been projected, so there's a decline in the growth reserve fund, so the city has been discussing idea how those funds could be used to help grow enrollment and support the goals of free city. one of the key ideas that has come up in the discussion is creating more of a pathway for san francisco unified high school students to attend city college as a way to support their high school and college readiness, and also boost enrollment at city college and also create a pathway or a pipeline for san francisco high school students to -- to transition to city college. the board adopted, with our amendment last night, there includes $3 million from the reserve funds for the san francisco unified school district and then our city college students, and there's an additional $1 million for the free city reserve fund that are being used to expand dual enrollment classes, so i just wanted to share that update. and we're going to be having a hearing on city college and the impact

city state pretty. tomorrow, we will find lower humidity coming in, but also temperature start to warm up as we head into the weekend. those details in a few minutes. kumasi: thank you, drew. bay area icon carlos santana has postponed his concert tonight in pennsylvania after he collapsed onstage during a show in michigan. the rock legend was about 30 minutes into his show at an outdoor amphitheater when fans say he suddenly passed out. he was escorted off stage behind a curtain. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by a combination of dehydration and heat exhaustion. he was taken to the hospital to be observed. last night, santana posted, in part, "just taking it easy. i didn't drink enough water, so i dehydrated and passed out." we sent this notification on our bay area app when the news first broke about carlos santana. if you want alerts like these in the future, you can down load the app on the app store. reggie: in the east bay, oakland's police chief called for help in solving numerous shooting cases on the fourth of july weekend. one left five people who went to the oakland a'

everything else is non-interest income that is a lower portion than for regional banks even citi at 55%nal banks higher in cases you have to look at the income and revenue distribution streams and know the big tailwind of higher interest rate is a benefit. >> help us make some oney, stephen. >> the regionals over the investment banks it is hard to see an easy case for a revival in the third quarter or this year in investment banking you need a lot of things to come into the fray and more confidence in the economy to get the inflation issue out of the way and ceo confidence so, you know, i would side toward the banks with the tailwind wells fargo is one of them pretty interest sensitive type of bank. pnc. u.s. bancorp there's all buys and names we expect to ride through the benefit from the tailwind of interest rates we haven't talked about credit quality. that is obviously a big factor if you look at jpmorgan chase, they had $1.1 billion of loss provisions that was in line with the consensus. not a lot of concerns right now. they talked about the consumer and the condition of the consum