two smaller mills were destroyed, but the larger one was saved.during the second world war, people independently guarded the mill. during all the years of occupation, people spent the night under the mill so that it would not be torn down, because it fed. he saved people, those people who worked at the mill during the hunger strike, they, too, did not survive their families. and we know it, it was needed. when they began to thresh grain with the help of electricity, mills began to be forgotten, dismantled, destroyed or simply thrown in the field, but even here the myronivites were lucky. the managers of the collective farm treated the mill with respect and in the 80s the first restoration took place, in 2017 at the expense of local entrepreneurs, the monument was restored for the second time. today the mill can even run on electricity. the mill is cared for by the local community, excursions are conducted here, and even now, even during the war, passing cars constantly stop here, because people want to take pictures. well, for our ukraine there is

the first mills contract is at 148 152 fillmore street. it's located on the east side of fillmore street between waller and germania streets. it's a contributing building to the hayes valley residential historic district, which is listed in the california register of historical resources . one 4852 fillmore street is a queen anne style romeo flat building. it's two and a half stories over a basement garage. wood frame, four units, residential building constructed circa 1900, and features a gable roof and central staircase with balconies. the proposed rehabilitation plan proposes to bolt the foundation to the sill , repair and paint the siding, repair front stairs and railings, repair and replace windows. soft story upgrade. replace roof and repair doors. the estimated cost of the proposed rehabilitation work is $225,000. the maintenance plan proposes to inspect and make any necessary repairs to windows, doors, siding and stairs on an annual basis and the roof every five years. the estimated cost of maintenance work is $20,000 annually. the

mill. now for all of cherkassy. region , there are only eight of them left, and once there were more than 10,000 windmills alone, 60 in each village, a windmill breaks a lot of stereotypes, but our grandfathers were illiterate, they were dark, how illiterate they were, to build such an engineering structure, to calculate gears, you need a lot of knowledge of various geometric, mathematical, to know wood, how in which, at which time of the year wood should be sawn, it was necessary to know how to prepare it in order for this mechanism to work. nazar lavrinenko was born here, in the village of ivkivtsi, in cherkasy region. he was always interested in windmills, received the profession of historian and ethnographer, and later founded the ukrainian mill association. you will me to sign, write a candidate of historical sciences, the head of the ukrainian association, and not a dog. therefore, he knows almost everything about windmills. they came to us from the west, a german. the windmill, like

plant with unique... properties, a strategically important raw material material for the arshan flax millthe enterprise is the flagship of the belarusian textile industry, here is flax, the ruler of thoughts and hearts, here it is flax, the head of everything. for 93 years now, on the right bank of our famous dnieper river in orsha stands a true belarusian miracle plant. we have been producing our northern silk for a long time. belarusian gold is our flax, we are proud that in the coat of arms of our state there are types of flax, they say that flax is a culture that is not easy to conquer, but having conquered it is impossible not to love, the flax plant over more than 90 years of existence has managed to comprehend many secrets natural plant raw materials and acquire a large number of admirers of their products, the history of the enterprise began in the late twenties of the xx century, thanks to... the presence in the republic of its own raw material base, the first products of the carding factory were released in 1930. in 1961, factory number two was built, it existed, but then the su

mikhail, you are always at fashion shows and have been on the jury of the republican competition millmany years. how does the belarusian fashion industry live today, some new trends, trends, maybe appeared? probably the heaviest burden, yes, that i feel on my shoulders and responsibility is to be a member of the fashion mill jury. exactly 20 years ago, i also brought, as a participant to the mill, the fashion of esski with shaking hands, a boy from the provinces whom no one knew. 20 years later, at the first competition, in the spring, literally in these dates, i took two prizes, but knowing the student who brings the sketch, you are in his place, this is not a competition, this is an educational project that helps our students come true, to realize yourself in your profession and this is the most important thing, despite global fashion trends, we nevertheless create and dictate our own trends, you can give examples, first of all, this is knitwear production, it... is in demand not only here, but abroad, there are a lot of people who come who choose belarusian, belarusian-made product

the sulfur enters the flour mill according to the grinding batch. the batch is formed based on the grain. the grain can be high kelkovin, small kelkovin, and when mixed, high and small, you will get medium gluten. and in the end we will get a quality product. high glycemic content results in premium quality. in our country, recently the blood count is not very high. we have a shortage of wheat, no high wheat at all. why have children become a bargaining chip for ukraine? yes, because this country is bankrupt and is paying off. today the west is for weapons, it can only have black soil and its future. ukrainians who find themselves in european union countries tell terrible stories. i have never heard of such a monstrous drinking incident nowhere, when a house is damaged, it’s immediately just like a commodity. in mariupol, i was given several books about ukrainian nationalism. the appearance of one of them dates back to 1950. this is just a confirmation that after the announcement. after the ussr's victory over nazi germany, the banderaites continued

alidao product includes workshops such as a feed mill, a flour mill, an elevator and a production plantm. to 8 p.m. that’s why i always try to show up at work in the morning by 7 o’clock. there were breakdowns or some issues during the previous shift; it is their honor to resolve all these issues in the future. hello, hello, how was the shift, what questions, what breakdowns, how did we work, we had one tank here, the armor broke on the first one, they changed it, that’s it , we’re working now, yes, we’re working now, this is the heart of the mokom workshop, management takes place here, the operation of all equipment is shown, this equipment, grain cleaners. department, when it is working, here is the equipment of the grinding department, i, as the head of the workshop, control the full cycle, from acceptance of the grinder to the output of the finished product. the quality of our products depends on a huge number of factors. first of all , this factor is very strongly influenced by raw materials. from which we make flour. weather conditions primarily affect the grown product, its perfo

they are workers in shipyards, lumber mills, oil industry, sugar mills, offices and stores that contribute to the insurance trust fund handling. the claims of those will become unemployed is a tremendous undertaking for which the state is set. an extensive and efficient organization to make sure that benefits will be paid to. everybody who is entitled to job insurance with as little delay as possible. to show how job insurance works. let's introduce steve, a louisiana worker who has just lost his job. he first to the nearest state employment office to register for a new job. steve needn't hesitate going in because this office was set up just to help people like. after a quick checkup shows that steve has not already registered at this he is introduced to the interview who will help him register for work. steve's financial condition won't be questioned or he has a right to these benefits even though he may have money in the bank or others in his family working on also drawing unemployment compensation. first, there is a form to fill out. the employment office wants to get steve a job in his

devastating our nation and devastating south carolina where we lost mill after mill after mill. if we were to rebuild our economy, my plan is to create 10 million new jobs in three specific areas. the first one is unleash all of america's energy asset. let's not be energy independent. the energy dominant. let's export and create 3 million high-paying american jobs here at home in the good old usa. number one. [applause] number two. between four and 5 million new high-tech high manufacturing jobs. we do that by continuing to work on our tax code. it needs to come down a little bit more. i wrote the tax cuts and jobs act. one of three people that actually wrote the bill. the former president signed it and i wrote it. taking it from 25 to 21. we reduced every bracket on the personal side. going to the lowest in the country. a 70 year low. we did not tell anybody, by the way. the great opportunity delivered the greatest most exclusive economy in the country. and did not tell a soul. we would have to reduce our taxes on the corporate side. so that we would bring back those factories

griff friday florida congressman cory mills organized the evacuations of 32 americans out of israel. joining us now are two of those americans who safely returned, pastor todd cox and silver grout. passes to have, where were you, and when was your reaction when congressman mills was able to get you and silver out? >> well, thank you, griff. it was an amazing rescue story. i believe god used a friend of mine, michelle smith out of texas, to contact representative cory mills. and coming in and rescuing us as we had been there about seven days. we were in nazareth, he flew in to jordan. he came across the border, met us in nazareth at our hotel at our tour bus, and he rode with us all the way across the jordan border, took care of us in jordan, and he's a true american hero. we're just thankful to the lord for him. griff: silver, i want to go right to a part of this story that really struck me, and, that is the a day after these horrific attacks before you were rescued by congressman mills, you chose to be baptized in a river. why did you make that choice, and what was going through you

after mill after mill.e to rebuild the economy, my plan creates 10 million now jobs in 3 specific areas, the first unleash all of america's energy assets. let's not be energy independent be energy dominance. it needs to come down a little bit more. we brought -- i wrote the tax cuts and job's act. within of the three people in the united states senate who actually wrote the bill. the former president signed it, i wrote it, we took the corporate tax from 35 to 21. we gave a 20% haircut so to speak. rereduced every bracket on the personal side. we saw unemployment rates, 70-year low for women and we didn't tell anybody by the way. the great opportunity party delivered the greatest most inclusive economy in the history of the economy and 2.3 this will dollar tax cuts. we would have to reduce taxes on the correspondent side and business side so we would bring back those factories back to america so that we can compete against china by having supply chain resiliency. that means wee must learn to depend on our we

just something happens. >> there's only two roads out of mill valley. so if these roads are being used for parking other than a median, then those escape routes will be blocked for everybody. >> so we're asking your viewership to be very vigilant this weekend. >> cal fire chief mike marcucci says it's been a productive year of prescribed controlled burns, reducing fire threat. but despite a mild fire season, he says the danger isn't over yet and residents should be ready to leave their homes if a fire breaks out. >> really a reminder to our communities to have their go bag packed. this is october. it is a very destructive month in california. historically have your plan be ready to evacuate if a fire does start in a rapidly evolves in the north bay. >> cornell bernard, abc seven news and the season goes on now hey the season goes the occupation farming doesn't for thousands of people hit the streets and temporarily shut down a freeway in san francisco calling for a cease fire in gaza. >> pro protesters walked onto the central freeway at market and octav

after mill after mill. if we were to rebuild our economy my plan creates 10 million new jobs and three spit -- in three specific areas. the first one. unleash all of america's energy assets. let's not be energy independent. let's be energy dominant. let's export our excess energy and create 3 million high-paying american jobs here at home in the good old u.s. of a. number one. number two. we can create between 4 million and 5 million new high-tech car manufacturing jobs -- high-tech manufacturing jobs by continuing to work on our tax code. it needs to come down a little more. i wrote the tax cuts and jobs act. i was one of three people in the u.s. senate that actually wrote the bill. the former president signed it. i wrote it. we took the corporate tax from 35 to 21 and gave it when he percent haircut -- 20% haircut off the profits for small businesses and reduced every bracket on the personal side. we saw unemployment rates go to the lowest rate in the history of the country for minorities, a 50 year low.

congressman cory mills joined me a while ago on his efforts, he has already evacuated 77 americans from israel. here's cory mills just a few moments ago. >> the last few days i got 32 people out the first day through a ground evacuation, i was looking at the northern area and yesterday i got out over 45 americans from jerusalem and many of them had been trying to get out for four days, five days, six days, some of them had run out of money, no longer able to stay in hotels the. this is a huge, huge failure once again on the biden administration and if biden is not willing to do his jobs, them members have to step up and do it for him. machristian, yourreaction? >> this is reminiscent to the collapse in afghanistan that also happened under joe biden where you had private organizations, members of the military, former members of the military who had to basically help get pro american afghans away from the taliban because the administration was too busy doing other things. in the case of desantis in florida, it's another instance of rather just saying things of actually doing things. he di

mills? mills? molinaro? >> no. >> nay. molnar? >> no. >> nay. mooney? >> nay. >> nay. moore of alabama? >> no. >> nay. moore of utah? >> no. >> nay. moore of wisconsin? >> aye. >> yea. moran? >> no. >> nay. >> so cory mills, republican of florida did not vote. he can always go back and vote on the floor or in the well later on. the next one we're looking for is congressman rosendale from montana. so we have some time. what is interesting, kasie hunt about all of this, obviously, and literally history will decide, but kevin mccarthy tried to appease this group, this maga caucus. >> yep. >> and maybe a different approach would have worked. maybe a different approach wouldn't have gotten him the speakership. i don't know. but he tried to appease this caucus and it did not work. >> well, i think there are some lessons in history on appeasement, jake, and where you end up when you pursue that. and i don't -- i guess it feels like ancient history now, world war ii. but it wasn't. and i think that this shows that he tried as hard as he could, and he made this pivot at the ver

wanted to create a truly modern and attractive tourist attraction, bought the ruins of an old water mill 20th century and spent 5 long years built, repaired, restored. one morning there was only one front left. he’s just the second one, he just lay down on his own, well, that’s when the desire arose, maybe he could really throw a grenade, it’s all like this, everything will turn out well, closed borders, considerable loans, nothing scares him and doesn’t deprive him of optimism, where others see problems , he is looking for opportunities, now i’ll say the key phrase , hallelujah to covid, thanks to covid, there’s nowhere else to go, but why, why are we worse than we are worse in belarus, gennady kokonon, owner of the tourist complex free melnik, not far from lida, who certainly believes in belarusian tourism, its development and makes grandiose plans for the future, while his colleagues in the tourism industry are going bankrupt and are closing, he is pouring out new ideas, and for each new group of his own belarusian tourists, he breaks stereotype and proves that at home, in the homelan

you did something that makes sense, you called your pal, cory mills, and what did you say?ice had been working with constituents working with the state department finding their own flights in and out and i had seen reports cory was there and wanted to hear what was going on on the ground and how safe or dangerous it was. we felt safe about the school and location, my wife and i visited over easter time and had the location understood well. cory said, get him out now, i will get him and make sure he gets out. i'm thankful for him and never forg forgotten.org group. it is sad we have to deepy depend on folks like cory. clearly the state department doesn't have a fully formed plan. >> steve: that is your honor understatement. the state department called you when you were sitting on your couch and said, how can we help you. you don't need to be evacuated from the united states of america. >> correct. i was thankful congressman mills team did a great job, they contacted me friday, i was out by saturday and home by sunday. the government was four days and asking where i even am.

what's wrong with it i really like this honey mill with a manual honey mill, i 've never pumped out anywith the computer, we set all the frames for pumping, close the lid, start the honey gun, then it works on its own, turn the frames itself, stops, so the process of the honey gun stops, go turn it in the opposite direction, and the other side is pumped out. but now we will drain the pumped honey into a bucket, beauty, fresh, warm crooks, after... from the pumping you immediately get a bee and wax caps of all sorts, you still need to strain the honey through lavsan, now in the buckets it turns out clean. beekeeper doing work with a bee, this is not only servicing bee colonies; in addition, bees are engaged in re-melting culling frames that are not used for circulation in the vultures. i reheat the cart using the child’s method, i cook hundred frames for the feed bin, i get it from. homogeneous mass, stir, bring to the same consistency and use a bucket to pour it into a bag, using the screw of a wax press, the wax is squeezed out, you get round, beautiful bars of wax, which are later use

in the same year , the first one was launched at the dobruzhskaya paper mill. power station. one of the largest industrial centers of that time. at the end of the 19th century, about 2,500 people lived in the town. there was a school, a hospital, a church. the old church operated here in 1814-18 years. lost. the temple had a three-domed bell above the throne, but it was wooden, not brick, like a modern church. the former building was destroyed and abandoned during the period of repression and persecution of 1935-38. troubled times came in dobrush, people lost their shrine, but fortunately, some church utensils and icons were still preserved. the temple was dismantled one log at a time; even the very place where it stood soon fell into disrepair. the dobruzhsky parish was revived in 1941. at the request of the believers of the service, the abbot on kententi spent wartime in the building kindergarten. in 1947, the building was taken away by the authorities; attempts to challenge this decision did not bring any results. thus, until 1949 the parish was left without a church and w

around the equator 86 times. this... flax fiber, or as we call ruffled flax, it comes from 24 flax millse beginning of the technological chain, where our northern shol, as our flax is kindly called, begins to turn into magnificent fabrics, the man who the operator links the two identical flax drawstrings into a flax-sensing machine, this is a professional in its field, by touch it takes two identical ku should not exceed more than 280 g. the machine begins combing, combing is the removal of all those additional impurities that are still preserved in the gliding fiber on the flax mill. chopped sliver, which is produced on this machine, is a semi-finished product from which we will make roving in the future , this is also a semi-finished product from which yarn will be made, yarn already, in fact, it has always been in price, let’s say, it has always been popular because connoisseurs of the quality of natural fabrics know about leon, leon is one of the oldest fabrics, it was also used in egypt, so leon is our everything, well, for now we have nine fighters, we are working in the field, the

i hate -- i rebuilt the entire military, will get back to that because we have great mill terry potential. we had the soldiers, and i said i'm going to put a 25% tariff on all of these products and 25% tax, everything, and it's going to start on monday morning, mr. president, i would like to make a phone call, five minutes later. sir, it would be right on her to put 20,000 soldiers free of charge under border. this would be a great honor for us. catch and release, you win that too, stay in mexico you and that too, you win everything sir, please don't do that, sir. we got everything. we got everything. but we don't do that with this administration. this administration does not do things like that. i will also pass what we will call the trump reciprocal trade act, if china or any other country mixes pay, they charge

but i you know, mills, godwin did make a comeback.was he a bird machine character or on the second go round? i mean, i that's a debatable question. you know, the the bird, harry bird, junior, you know, was a senator for many, many years after the death of harry bird. i mean, is that the bird machine? that's a that's a credible argument. you know, they it was on the i mean, i guess you could also view it as a very slow, steady decline after the death of larry bird in 1966. you know, like i said, an argument could be made that the machine lasted longer than the election of linwood holton. but i like that as an end point to the narrative arc of talking about the machine. it's my other questions over here. i want to go back to microphone. i want to go back to your initial comment, that of harry byrd was responsible for underfunding education in virginia. and i guess i'm tying that to the massive resistance. but but he was active in politics for many years before that point. so what was the concern about ed, public education? well, a long

it's a former mill town now home to colleges and health care systems.balloon festival and a liberty festival on july 4th. and it's where children gathered on a wednesday night at a bowling alley, children and a community whose lives are now forever changed. governor janet mills says lewiston is a city with a big heart, and she knows it well. it's where she met her husband and got married. >> i know it's hard for us to think about healing when our hearts are broken. let us wrap our arms around one another, offer comfort and solace and love. >> i'm jericka duncan in lewiston, maine. good night. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. the investigation continues after the deadly shooting in maine that left 18 dead and 13 injured. authorities spent hours outside the home of suspect robert card but left without finding him. card is wanted on murder charges from the shooting. >>> the pentagon says the u.s. launched air strikes on two facilities in eastern syria used by iran and affiliated groups. this came at the direction of president bide

the device now installed in the river hates the mill and the accompanying house. oh no, i'll put you down. that isn't worried about his neck stating bill it is my house is really cozy. now if i were to heat with oil or gas, the cost is what the astronomical for me i couldn't afford it. condition is beside currently, almost everyone in this community hates with fossil fuels, but that's set to change. move or the heat exchanges already being planned. so municipal buildings is that's where you put it right here, which is a really suitable spot like this. the goal is for the river to one day, provide renewable energy for the entire town. and most of the homeowners here on tuesday ask about the idea of the coping. we buy grain, the hydrogen and candidate, and ship it over the ocean from dealt. we have everything we need right here in the office with paul is hating with river water, a sound sustainable alternative. we ask an independent energy expert, a succubus as part of it has some potential though it has the geographical limit as you need, rivers and lakes and consu

in case one happens in mill valley. dan thorn kron. 4 >> dan, thank you to earthquakes shaking the bay area tonight. the latest over 2.9 magnitude near the san jose area. the epicenter was reported in eastern santa clara county near joseph, grant county park. that one happened just about 2 hours from the first quake. lots of people felt that one live look at sfo tonight. it was the epicenter of that quake. 3.7 magnitude hitting just after 6.30. this evening. tonight we did ask the head of the shake alert system if this leads the usgs to believe there could be a larger quake coming. >> we have any order of 50 earthquakes a day in california. so these magnitude 4 in this case, maggie, to three-point-seven earthquakes are very common. and so we see these all the time. of course, we're always watching. we're always looking for these events to see what they might lead to. but really, this is just your regular garden variety earthquake in california. the entire state is earthquake country. so that's why we always want people

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after school, worked for a year, just didn’t get in, worked for a year at the koreli flax mill, thenned to the lyakhovets district, worked as a chief engineer, then worked as a secretary of the party organization, then worked as a chief engineer reinforced concrete plant, after that he went to earn his own bread. such drastic changes in life, especially when you are no longer 20, need to be somehow coordinated with your spouse. i wonder how valeria’s wife reacted to this decision, my wife always tells me that you are a happy person, because your hobbies and work are the same, and by the way, how did your wife react to such a change in life, let’s call it that, how everything is negative right away, right away, and then i got used to it, but how they somehow convinced me simply with their own... he approaches everything in an unconventional way, here’s one a small example of this approach. wooden trays for apples, cut down old trees, this is all more or less clear. this, if my memory serves me correctly, is bamboo, yes, but it’s unlikely that you prepare fishing rods here, why? well,

jana katsuyama got a preview today in mill valley.h one is just a whole different level of expression. if a picture postcard is worth a thousand words. gilger shawnee is awash in a wealth of pages that speak volumes. so we have over 1000 postcards to date at 1000 from over 30 schools from around the country. growing up, gershony felt the frustration first hand of seeing words on the page as a puzzle struggling to read with dyslexia and so this year he asked others to write themselves as a dear dyslexia postcard, expressing what dyslexia means to them with art and a word to me. dyslexia is mysterious. marin samuels is a sixth grader at northbridge academy in mill valley, which has 82 students with dyslexia. part dissipating in the project. their feelings and their art, turning blank pages into open books. learning that shortcomings can also be superpowers. now that i know things like that, i feel proud and i feel more comfortable being like, oh yeah, i have dyslexia. the postcard project is including everyone from students to celebriti

>> yes, congressman mills and his team and organization. it's a small team, but they work hard on the ground and also from behind the scenes making sure everything is good. i felt safe during the process, as well, getting out. >> steve: welcome home. oh, man. bill, adrian, would you like to say goodbye to each other now? >> i'll give you a call afterward. love you. >> of lo you love you, too. >> steve: he's talking to his father. third hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> ainsley: fox news alert, president biden meeting with israel war cabinet in tel aviv after a rocket levelled a hospital in gaza last night killing hundreds. israel and president biden blaming the islamic terrorist group that misfired a rocket and struck the medical facility. >> president biden: outrage by the hospital in gaza yesterday and based on what i have seen -- a lot of people are not sure. >> steve: that was earlier. right now anti-israel protest continue to break out in the middle east after the hospital was hit. >> todd: a fire at a u.s. embassy in beirut. he

after mel after mill if we are to re-create economy i plan makes 10 million jobs. unleash all of america's energy assets. let's not be energy independent. be energy dominant. likes export our excess energy, and create 3 million high-paying, american jobs here at home in the good old usa. number two, we can create between 4-5,000,000 new high-tech, high manufacturing jobs. high-tech manufacturing jobs. we do that by continuing to work . i wrote the tax cuts and jobs act. i am one of the three people in the senate who wrote the bill. the former signed it. we took the corporate tax from 35 to 21. we reduced every bracket on the personal side. we saw unemployment rate's go to the lowest in the history of the country for minorities, a 50 year low for the majority population, a 70 year low for women. the great opportunity party delivered the greatest, most inclusive economy in the history of the country and did not tell a soul. $2.4 trillion tax cuts. we would have to reduce our taxes little more on the corporate and business side so we would bring back those factories t

, announcement by janet mills, the announcement byjanet mills, the governor of maine, in her openingarter and he is dead. it is what many people here were hoping for after those two days, 48 hours, where the city was essentially in a partial lockdown. many people were behind closed doors in their homes, businesses were shuttered, municipal buildings and lots of services were close, as hundreds of police officers, some of them from across state lines, launched this massive manhunt, they were helicopters, drones in the area, there were boots on the ground. earlier on there were divers in the river, trying to search for robert card, and so there really was this collective sigh of relief when the city officials announced that his body had been found at about 7:45pm local time, in a neighbouring town of lisbon, neara neighbouring town of lisbon, near a river. we have noticed some of the businesses have started to open up again, there are vehicles on the road, people ijust really relieved this has come to an end. but i think there was also an acknowledgement that the city can now move forw

it's a former mill town now home to colleges and health care systems.on july 4th. and it is where children gathered on a wednesday night at a bowling alley. children, and a community, whose lives are now forever changed. governor janet mills says lewiston is a city with a big heart, and she knows it well. it's where she met her husband and got married. >> i know it's hard for us to think about healing when our hearts are broken. but let us wrap our arms around one another, offer comfort and solace and love. >> jericka: and it's what we'll continue to do. until something changes. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell and . >>> i'm juliette goodrich. if you have your phone in your hand or nearby you could become a crime stopper. one police department is turning to crowd source to deal with car break ins. >> the response is not going to cut it for us. >> how you can use your phone and social media to help the police catch speedy thieves. >>> she can take apart a tesla engine and put it back together and she is only in high school. >> i a

it is a former mill town now home to colleges and health care systems. july 4th. and it is where children gathered on a wednesday night at a bowling alley. children, and a community, whose lives are now forever changed. governor janet mills says lewiston is a city with a big heart and she knows it well. it's where she met her husband and got married. >> i know it's hard for us to think about healing when our hearts are broken. but let us wrap our arms around one another, offer comfort and solace and love. >> jericka: and it's what we'll continue to do. until something changes. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell and adriana diaz, i'm jericka duncan in lewiston, maine. good night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: these underage hosts threw a party. >> there were cups in hands, bottles in hand. >> judge judy: party looked pretty wild to me. >> you could say that. >> announcer: then their bash turned bloody. >> people were jumping around, and that's when the chair hit me. i just heard the music stop, everyone pointing and screaming at me. >> judge jud

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just something happens. >> there's only two roads out of mill valley. so if these roads are being used for parking other than a median, then those escape routes will be blocked for everybody. >> we're asking your viewership to be very vigilant this weekend . >> cal fire chief mike marcucci says it's been a productive year of prescribed controlled burns producing a fire threat. but despite a mild fire season, he says the danger isn't over yet. and residents should be ready to leave their homes if a fire breaks out. >> a reminder to our communities to have their go bag packed. this is october. it is a very destructive month in california. historically have your plan be ready to evacuate if a fire does start in a rapidly evolves in the north bay. >> cornell bernard, abc seven news and you can keep track of the weather with the same tools that spencer uses. >> it's all on our app just download the abc seven bay area app wherever you stream. now to the middle east. this is what people in tel aviv woke up to saturday. a barrage of rocket fire with israel's ir

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this milled cotton. separated from the silk, after it is cut, it is turned into yarn. the yarn is pounded by hand and becomes wire. in the blink of an eye , a generation of children in gaza lost nothing but death and death. they woke up once again seeing the familiar scenes of the war. bombs from the sky and polluted water from the ground. is hell worse than this situation? this is the story of the children. many of them are killed every hour. we are trying to move them to a safe place. but nowhere is safe. the biggest hope is to open a way to receive needed items and medical aid. the items that need to be delivered to the hands of exceptional doctors who work in hospitals , hospitals that are collapsing due to the pressure of the population and the war that has started , have made children and families only think about keeping them alive. while there is no place to escape from violence, we have many patients and the hospital is full of supplies. soon the whole hospital is now dependent on generators that consume fuel and for a few more hours there is no fuel left, muc

talking to cory mills about his evacuation. continuously find ourselves in the situation over and over again with this administration? i cannot wrap my head around it. quits a weakness i was a price for the americans who are missing. prayers for the israeli defense forces made they kill everyone at last one of those hamas terrorists in the gaza strip so their kids are race without the fathers that exacted that kind of revenge on israel. >> i have to agree with pete. prayers for everyone out there. prayers for peace in our world. prayers hamas is eliminated the families are rescued and more importantly israel is a lesson for all of us it is a warning we are and a predicament that is just as bad as israel was in. if we do not wake up i'm very concerned. >> israel is telling innocent people to get out of the way of bombs and hamas is telling those innocent people to stay and get bombs. thus the most important fact to remember the next three days. >> absolutely. but does it for us will see you back here tomorrow at 7:00 for the big

tonight we go live to the mill valley film festival next. anna barry weather lots of clouds out there and even a few sprinkles. a few scattered showers with the showers. stick around in your weekend forecast. we'll have the update coming up. also, it's all about golden state warriors star klay thompson tonight at a new event in san francisco. and coming up tonight at 1045, a gardener on the peninsula is changing lives one scholarship at a time. his foundation that stted small but continues to grow thanks to some generous community members say. i'm very, very blessed and very grateful to god for helping us , fo helping othe for the festival, which wraps up over the weekend. ktvu. zac sos joining us live tonight after attending tonight's red carpet. hey zach. hey. and i can tell you part of what makes this festival so successful year after year, according to organizers, is that an amazing acce that you get to top filmmakers and smaller venues and based on what attendees had to say to me this year, it did not disappoint. it from the red carpet

the sign says. >> no parking here on miller avenue in mill valley.ials want to use this stretch as an evacuation route in case of a fire. just something happens. >> there's only two roads out of mill valley. so if these roads are being used for parking other than the median, then those escape routes will be blocked for everybody. >> we're asking your viewership to be very vigilant this weekend . >> and cal fire chief mike marcucci says it's been a productive year of prescribed controlled burns producing fire threat. but despite a mild fire season, he says the danger isn't over yet and residents should be ready to leave their homes. if a fire breaks out. really a reminder to our communities to have their go bag packed. >> this is october. this is a very destructive month in california, historically. have your plan be ready to evacuate if a fire does start in a rapidly evolves in the north bay. >> cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> coming up at 9 a.m, i will be speaking with fire marshal paul lowenthal with the santa rosa fire department. we will be c