in the same middletown, 13 thousand workers worked in the sixties, now there are 850 people.s 270. it takes 3 days to produce one 155 mm projectile. why spend money if there is no serious geopolitical adversary, and the existing potential adversaries are weak. they can be destroyed by bombing in 2 weeks. with canada for comparison, russia produces now there are more shells than the usa and the eu combined, while the production of one 150-mm shell costs 5-600 dollars in the west, and 600 dollars in russia. there are 11 thousand shell factories in the european union, their capacity will reach 2000 shells per year by the twenty-eighth year. not only the united states, but its allies have problems with testing more serious weapons. this is an unsuccessful launch of the triident strategic ballistic nuclear missile from a british navy nuclear submarine. the submarine almost destroyed itself with this launch. and this is iran, shows. in the combat performance of its sea-based ballistic missiles is impressive in both cases, but in one with a minus sign, and in the second with a plus.

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the town of middletown, frederick, middletown, maryland, it's supposed to be $200,000. and the calvary officer who demanded that ransom drop to zero accidental lee in the dispatch so $200,000 became $20,000. so in that officer wrote up to early and said here's your 20 grand early said where is the rest of it? and so on the morning of july 9th, early himself says, well, i can't do anything, you know, best the way to do it yourself. he stays in frederick and he demands what town leaders. his headquarters is across the street from the town hall. he never walks over to the town hall. it's this kind of comical they send a dispatch, your obedient servant, jubal early town leader, send it back. respectfully, no. and it just goes back and forth with couriers across the street for hours, because if you're the town leaders and you can hear the battles start, why would you spend the money? some hail mary attempt happens and the union army wins. the battle of monocacy. and so mayor william cole delays all day and they delay and they delay ultimately early gets his ransom he gets hi

sherbet admitted under oath to me that he got to middletown at 12:00.y 12:15. >> still, there was an age-old motive, money, to explain away. in our interview, pull himself had an answer for that. >> are you having any financial issues at this point? >> actually, that point, i was a much better financial situations that i've been previously because i had ended up getting a second job near queens, which was very high paying. >> then, greenwald called what he said was his most crucial witness, the landlord. the defense wanted to use him to undermine a key part of the prosecution's case. remember, scott sherwood said that after the murder, he and paul drove home to paul's house. >> did you go straight to paul's house when you come back? >> yes. >> but on the stand, paul's landlord disputed that. he said he'd been outside setting up for a photo shoot, starting at the early morning. didn't lay eyes on either of them. >> how could the man be out there and he never sees scott sherwood or paul? there's only one way. it didn't happen! >> the landlords testimony w

middletown is now down to 27. steve i see that. sonoma's 31, rohnert park 32. windsor is now 30. look at that. ukiah upper lake 29, occidental 33. even richmond's at 34. so there's some cold readings. these are updated. sierra snowfall as of about ten minutes ago. over february. totals. bear valley 67in homewood, 66. kirkwood 65. and sugar bowl has had 62in of new snow. the most rain we said this yesterday looked like it would favor the santa cruz mountains and boom, just like that, it happened. bonny doon had the most. i saw an inch and 19/100 near davenport over an inch. chabot reservoir had good rain. 9/10 tilden park was in there. the orinda fire station banner day for orinda, a lot of rain and then a cold low. how about that point? seven three in hayward, also with three quarters of an inch. are we done with the rain? yes, for about a week. uh, the outlook around the 17th, i think a week from today or so. i think our next rain will come in. this one will be from the west. that's our low from yesterday. look at that. that is, you know, southern california, arizona, a lot of s

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overnight with my family, whom you haven’t seen for over a year, yes, i rented a dead hotel in middletownee, my parents divorced and my mother lived alone for a long time, now she has... how can i say it correctly, friend, in general, i didn’t want to embarrass, it’s clear, but you didn’t come for one day, that’s right, why not stopped at friends, for example, do you know these people? semyon berger, do you know this man? you know, right? answer the question, do you know this person? yes, what can you tell me about him? hello, according to our data, on august 25 you arrived in london for the congress of molecular chemistry, nanomaterials were sent to the eleventh company, on august 29, tuesday, you returned back to russia, it is confirmed on tuesday, yes, according to the uk home office, a man named semer berger, flew out of london to cyprus, to arnaka. on august 26 , on the same day, he returned back, it was you, no , obviously not, convenient, practical, as far as i know, with an israeli passport you can enter any country in europe, were you at my house, as a normal procedure? “my wife

north bay, that is why we still have a flood watch until midnight over parts of the north bay from middletown and st. helena down to santa rosa. ranger creek is still running very fast, be careful about that and you may come across the street flooding. i have details on when this gets out of here with a different system for the weekend, what i am seeing on that coming up in 12 minutes. >> we will see you then. new at 11:00, let's talk about that eucalyptus tree that fell across 280. miraculously it hit no one. southbound just before the truesdale exit in burlingame. is all across all lanes in the rush hour, the work for you can see out there trying to remove the tree. one lane was open, but it still created a big backup on the freeway. it is amazing that no one was hurt. all lanes reopened about an hour ago. >> more damage to another roadway, this time in alameda county. a huge trunk of this road slid into that nearby creek, forcing a major closure still causing problems tonight. it happened along niles canyon road, a popular route for a lot of commuters. pete joins us along niles canyon road

pretty quickly, but that looks like part of the same complex that just went through saint helena and middletowne areas. so pretty aggressive cell. that's the biggest one out there right now. we've still got some up around byron, up around stockton in a little bit in oakland, but it's really winding down quite a bit. the flood advisory, as we say, stays in effect through wednesday. and that's because tomorrow we're going to see some more stray showers. not as many, but some more. and of course, any rain at all on the saturated ground is going to give us some grief. so here's the radar again. you can see up by vallejo, we got a little something, but it's you see, it's passing down. it's there's less less fuel of oil available with this system. let me do this. i'm going to back this up. this is the model. i'll give you a headache there. okay so here's let's get to tomorrow morning. there's tomorrow morning. and then here we are into tomorrow lunchtime and then tomorrow about 2:00. so maybe something 2:00 tomorrow, but not a big deal. right. and then look at wednesday morning and then the little so

so cool, green energy because that will germany for example, is covered with wind mills that we, middletown to enough. and moreover, women with males need need guess as a backup. so the whole energy policy has collapsed and the whole green idea is, is collapsing again, as i say. in addition. yeah, we watch with interest to see what comes from these protests because they don't look as if they're going away. john, thanks very much for coming in the program. we haven't seen you while, but it is good to talk to you as always, power space, political extra uncommented or john locks it. thank you. the washington has violated international law by exposing a rocky lot and for the sake of its own geo political games. now there's that message from of school or during a un security council meeting in the wake of the deadly us bombing of iraq last weekend. his mother on the listing with the bug, the other was the ship despite the bag, dads achievement in the security field. the situation on the ground remains fragile . among other things that's due to the american attempts to turn the iraqi territory in

tuesday evening, middletown township police got a call say ing she found her husband dead. according to a criminal complaint obtained by cnn, when officers arrived, they found an elderly male in a bathroom with blood around him who had been decapitated. officers found a machete and a large kitchen knife in the bathtub. court documents said police found the head in plastic bag in a cooking pot in the next room. only then did police learn of his son's video posted to youtube, which stayed up on the site for about five hours before being taken down. in the video, he rants about the biden administration, the border, and calls his father a traitor to his country because he was a federal employee. saying, quote, america is rotting from the inside out because of far left woke mobs. justin then raised his dead father's head on camera. >> i am very sad for the family. i'm very sad for the community. and also for the people that knew him. >> while police were at his home, he was heading west. a spokesperson for the pennsylvania department of military and veterans affairs told cnn at

authorities were called to that home in middletown township after being contacted by michael mohn's wife. they're also investigating a video with justin mohn but holding his father's head on youtube. i don't >> according to nbc news, the suspect called the clip mohn's militia, spouting conspiracy theories while holding his father had a plastic bag. in a video mohn said his father was a federal employee, saying he was a traitor, calling for all the execution of all federal officials, the the black lives matter movement, lgbtq community, and antifa activists. they say that mohn was a highly active social media user as well as the author of several self published book. he released one book called the rebel leaders survival, guide with a warning to president trump, warning if positive change doesn't come to america. soon we have seen this pattern of behavior before, obviously. the man who viciously attacked nancy pelosi's husband went down an online rabbit hole of right-wing conspiracies. as the one who -- in a washington post area. this is how to unravel case by case is where the root of th

tuesday evening, middletown township police got a call from justin mohn's mother saying she had found husband, 68-year-old michael mohn dead. according to a criminal complaint obtained by cnn, when officers arrived, they found an elderly male in a bathroom with blood around him who had been decapitated. officers found a machete and a large kitchen knife in the bathtub. court documents say police then found michael mohn's head in a plastic bag in a cooking pot in the next room. only then did police learn of his son's video posted to youtube which stayed up on the site for about five hours before being taken down. in the 14 1/2 minute video mohn rants about the biden administration, the border, and calls his father a traitor to his country because he was federal employee. saying, quote, america is rotting from the inside out because of far left woke mobs. justin then raised his dead father's head on camera. >> i am very sad for the family. i'm very sad for the community. you know, and also for the people that knew him. >> reporter: while police were at his home, mohn, though, was headin

coldest temp i've seen is up in lake county at middletown at 28 winds.hose down to 31 sonoma, 32, san anselmo, 33. napa is in there as well. lafayette, orinda, both at 33. there's a bunch of 36 around palo alto, menlo park there, and half moon bay as well is down to 39 frost advisories out to the north. that's where the coldest temps are, but there's plenty of mid 30s all over the place here. and that'll take us till 9:00. the best rain by far. we advertise this would be in the santa cruz mountains and it was a gold star, a plus for the gem. cmc forecast model that i showed you yesterday. bonnie doon had the most over an inch near davenport, an inch chabot reservoir. good rain. tilden park, orinda fire station, hayward, all between three quarters and just shy of an inch. any more rain? yes, but not for about a week. it won't be until this time next thursday. so we have good news for the rest of the week. and also going into the weekend, it does look better. there's your system from yesterday. it's in the four corners taking the turn out of las vegas and

i mean, middletown made it to 26 yesterday. currently 30 mid 30s though for most winters in their rohnert park, sonoma, napa, fairfax, santa anselmo though down to 33. in vallejo at 39. so i think the cloud cover though will keep the lows from getting colder than yesterday. mount veeder, oakland hills and boulder creek all in the 30s. so another cold air mass in place. no inversion is set up yet. you can see that system. it's impacting the pacific northwest. it will do this. it will kind of go right like that, which means it'll give a few little, maybe an inch of snow for the mountains. and after that, you're good to go for the weekend, but you can see how everything takes the turn. and we'll get some high and mid-level clouds out of that. but we're not expecting anything significant to move in here, at least for about a week. but i think by this time next week we'll start to be talking about it. but for your weekend looks good. cold morning sun, then clouds 50 though on the temps that'll be another below average day on the tem

this is a winter storm warning up towards middletown and lake county and up into the trinity alps. winter storm warning their winter storm warning out in reno. and you go, well, why is there nothing here? well, there is something there. it's a blizzard warning, which we don't see a lot of a blizzard warning goes into effect thursday through pretty much through saturday night, potentially into sunday morning. it's just going to be a nasty weekend up there. but the immediate concern, it's not really a concern because frost advisories are manageable is the frost advisory. those other alerts go into effect in the next 36 to 48 hours. so that's not that's a ways down the road. but yeah, in the mountains it's going to get real snowy up there. you think okay we're going to get a bunch of rain. but it's just not that kind of storm. this is all about the mountains. we will get rain though, but just not as much as we have been seeing in some of these storms. overnight lows will be down there but above freezing. that's where the frost comes in. there's the systems one to the south, one to the

the severe thunderstorm warning, it was up in western napa county, up by calistoga, middletown, saint helena. let's take a look. we'll come in real close here. and it's still some of those cells left over thunder, lightning, wind gusts in this area up to 60 miles an hour. i think some of those winds that zach was experiencing believe it or not, might have been inflow or outflow from these cells as the air goes into them, they get accelerated or is it drops out when it cools. but either way, right now it's still raining hard in calistoga, angwin and working its way out towards the central valley. but a very strong cell. it is gradually dying down, and that seems to be , at least when you look around, that seems to be the kind of the last of the really heavy hitters. but again, a severe thunderstorm warning just getting dropped in the last hour, wind gusts up to 60 hail, up to three quarters of an inch scattered showers now out around richmond and out by sonoma. you can see here in near american canyon. you got some heavy showers. san rafael, larkspur, a flood watch in in effect for the

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now middletown up in lake county. yeah, they're usually one of the colder spots, but 26 there. windsor 30, sonoma 31. santa anselmo, healdsburg, orinda, palo alto and socal all between 30 and 35 cold degrees. some february totals on snow in bear valley, with 67in of new snow just for the first seven days. homewood 66, kirkwood, 65, and sugar bowl was 62in of snow. the heaviest rain was by far and away in santa cruz mountains. that's what we advertised and that's what happened. bonnie doon an inch and 19/100 near davenport. over an inch of rain. chabot reservoir good rain, 9/10, almost an inch. tilden park was close. orinda fire station and hayward both with about three quarters of an inch. any more rain on the way? yes, but not for about a week. so i think we get a break starting mostly today and then for sure friday into about next wednesday. above average rainfall. some of the forecast models are painting another really wet pattern in about 10 to 14 days. we'll see. but i tend to buy into it. they've been pretty consistent on our system from yesterday is now into it's actuall

1030 up in the north bay east of our sweep, you can see some heavier cells in the colder air, and middletown, as we take you down towards parts of san francisco and the east bay. some lighter rain here in hayward and fremont, milpitas , the hills, some very gusty winds. and some heavier downpours and just offshore there, santa cruz. so there is that low and it continues to strengthen. it gets closer and then it eventually moves to the north of us. but what it's doing is bringing in all of that subtrop moisture. and with that, the gusty winds on top of that saturated soil. so this takes us through the evening hours and it gives you an idea how big that low pressure is and how much of an influence it has. 2.52 the civic center, orinda 1.17 24 hour rainfall totals 1.19 sfo oakland 1.1 two half inch in san jose 1.69. mount amoenum. here's a look at a shaky camera from emeryville. 54 in oakland and san mateo. and look at this drenched view of mount tam, where winds have gusted on top of mount diablo, 72 miles an hour and here, just shy of that, there's a look at the current winds right now with t

upper lake middletown down to 33, sonoma is at 38 close for nevada. will keep those locations and other locations from getting cooler. so system looks good, but it says i'm going to head back to the west southwest and not impact us until maybe late sunday into monday, when i do think we'll get some light rain next. and the next week does look colder though, but the rain ends for now and that's the way it's looking here. uh, as we get a dry forecast. clouds but warmer, especially on on friday. we'll get a lot of cloud cover, but saturday looks pretty good. 70 i think for temps today. after that thick morning fog, we'll get mostly sunny skies here. cooler lows though, more 30s and 40s. sun and clouds. little warmer though, but the temps 50s , 60s. a lot more 60s. we'll bump these up, especially as we head into friday and saturday. dave. >> all right, steve times 524 a landmark court ruling involving frozen embryos is sending shock waves around the country. how doctors are affected and the concerns for couples who dream of having a baby in the passenger

livermore says hey, so are we 37 in sonoma, 30 and upper lake ukiah konocti middletown. it's close for san anselmo, fairfax occidental's down to 38 degrees. so for richmond says 39. so if it feels colder to you, it is 27. truckee, south lake tahoe 3037. ukiah 35. creston city. how about that? 59 san diego don't usually see that kind of a spread, but we do today. we're good today, we're good tomorrow. and then everything's starting to change here. uh, the amount of snow here is just going to be maybe one for the books here. after everything is said and done, we'll get a good rain here. it won't be crazy rain, but we'll get good rain. it'll be a cold rain, no doubt about it. but some of the amounts being forecast, some of the higher elevations could get ten feet after everything's said and done here. but we'll ease into it. but that's the way it's looking here. and the snow level could plunge down to about 1500ft here, mostly clear morning, colder. lows, few 30s, 40s sun, then clouds. i think we'll get some buildups over the hills, but it's a dry day. 5060 on the thames. >

and the o and w passed by there used to be the port jervis middletown and port jervis monticello railroad, i believe, at that time, not the old w there, but it crossed right through there. he takes the train down to the erie and gets some sandwiches and he leaves lena there all by herself. there are witnesses to everything that happens next and that is lena sitting and watching. reading her book, it's a beautiful day. she's sort of by herself and suddenly an african-american man identified as robert louis or robert jackson or robert murray essentially assaults her in broad daylight with people watching. there's kids fishing right there. there are the ladies at the harness factory that are having their lunch outside who witness some of this. so to put it in perspective. anybody from are you familiar at all here? okay. so this is a little bit of an aerial map, and that's hamilton street in port jervis. and that's the never seeing river. so you kind of get an idea where we are. this is gwinnett field, which is the it was at the middle school where port jervis high school football games were

. >> from middletown, delaware >> i came for a birthday selfie. >>> good morning, everybody.thank you, al. >> al will get out there in just a few. coming up, tomorrow on "today," we'll catch up with figure skater champion gracie gold. she stepped away from the sport at the peak of her career to focus on her mental health she will be live right here in our studio she will talk about some of these private battles she faced during her rise to fame and why she decided to tell this story in a riveting new memoir. gracie will be with us tomorrow morning on "today. >> we look forward to that >>> let's get right to our news at 8:00 because we have a lot going on a life-threatening storm from ksh overwhelming the west coast, with millions under flood alerts from san francisco to san diego. the winds have reached hurricane force in some areas, and the rain just will not quit. roads are impassable, blocked by flood waters and mud slides. evacuations under way with first responders making dramatic water rescues. >> on top of all that, hundreds of thousands are without power this morning

i know there were some at middletown, i think dropped to 33 this morning, 40s for many right there at 40 for napa airport. starting to bump off those morning lows. system looks good, but it's not progressing or marching eastward. it's going to put on the brakes and then start to, uh, retrograde, which means head back to the west southwest so the rain ends for now. so i just posted this on twitter that we have not yet had what's called a mid-winter dry spell. they are extremely common to go two and three weeks of dry weather. jan noel of golden gate weather services has done extensive research on that. and if you look at his link on golden golden gate weather services, you can read about it. we've not had that yet. we get like 3 or 4 days, five days and then rain returns. we will get a break between today and sunday and temps will bump up even with cloud cover tomorrow, saturday looks to be the warmest day at low 70. i think for a few, but colder air is on the way. starting monday into tuesday and then again at the end of next week. we'll get some rain monday. i don't think it's a lot,

that's also cold. 32 middletown of course that's elevation dependent though a lot of that. so mendocino county, lake county more 30 sonoma though already 37. richmond is in there. ross, san anselmo, fairfax so it's cold enough. occidental 3920s in the mountains. also into reno. if you have to travel, i'd say today or tomorrow morning is the day to go and or time to go, and then you're on your own. this will produce prolific snowfall totals. after everything is said and done. this is just the liquid precip. we will get some pretty good rain out of this. the european forecast is a amazingly wet for us and but just goes bonkers up in the mountains. there are some projections over the next 14 days of 150 plus inches of snow. we'll see. but everything is pointing towards an active pattern. starting tomorrow, and a blizzard warning has already been posted. they went from a winter storm watch national weather service sacramento to a blizzard warning two days in advance. that tells you if you're going to travel today and then better hunker down because it's going to be tough going

middletown down to 33. ukiah upper lake in there. windsor's 42. yeah. bodega bay and bolinas fire station are in the 50s. 1918 well, 19 at truckee and 18 south lake tahoe. mammoth at 15 and reno is at 27 degrees. looks good if you're heading to the mountains. that next system is heading to the west southwest, but the higher clouds are sneaking in from that system, getting caught up right down there. right there. and they'll paint us with some mostly cloudy skies today. but temperature trend is up. we'll continue that today. and i think top it out on saturday before starting a significant cool down as we go into early next week. so look for a lot of high clouds today. the rain forecast monday. i think we'll get a little bit, but the focus here going forward is going to be in the mountains here. probably not until probably late next week, but it looks like some pretty good snow is on the way in about a week until then, 62 to 68 mostly clear, cool, a few high clouds, morning sun, then higher clouds. even with the higher clouds, it will be warmer here. temp

later today we'll get some drizzle 40s, 50s on the temps, middletown still says 34, but everyone elseuld think with the cloud cover and the low cloud deck in place, these probably won't change all that much. that system coming in will wash itself out, but that's setting the stage for a much cooler pattern. you can see santa cruz, morgan hills, san jose, ben loma, maybe a little bit towards the south. i don't think there'll be that much to the north, but we'll keep it in the forecast. that's just the first of many the bigger system will sweep through thursday evening, friday, saturday. by sunday we should be on the drier side, but it will be a cool, windy pattern so you can see some heavy mountain snow is likely here over the next 5 to 7 days, but low clouds drizzle, clouds increase, but now partly sunny, mostly cloudy, cooler. some light rain possible to the south later today. 5060s on the temps. we get a break tuesday wednesday. then here comes thursday afternoon. evening rain begins and then a cold rain will move in over the weekend. >> all right thank you steve. it has now been two