, which means that jurisdictions have effectively transitioned towards ane approach that has gotten moe shots into arms but also without sacrificing the effects. over 70% of all in the united states today are given dermal he.ma to reach the population where they are and trusted locations across the country and equity has to be a key point embedded throughout the response. this past week we saw how successful that approach is because the direct allocations in atlanta and oakland were thousands of shots were administered during these events. in fact, over 3,000 doses were administered and their affiliated events and nearly 4,000 doses were administered in atlanta. that means thousands of individuals are getting there protection against monkeypox so they may not have otherwise. these demonstrate the strategy is working. we also accelerate our efforts to prevent vaccines to places and people that we know will make a difference. as announced last week, we are launching a new program that allows the departments to request vaccines to use innovatively through strategies to reach black and brow

another city of course that wants to say goodbye to the queen in what's really going to be a quite a moe momentous moment. >> an important day for charles and camilla who will leave here and go to scottland to share in the service for his mom. but he is already beginning to do the duties that will be expected of him as the sovereign. he has already met. this week couldn't be more indicative of that. >> i think his life will change absolutely. but i think this is also the moment that the public perception of king charles will change. he's someone who's been in our public view for a very long time now. but not in in war. this is the moment in which he has to arrive to the location that the queen held. the person always in the background. the person strong but silent but present person that is always there. so you're seeing him take on that role. and what's happening right now, with the tour of the four nations. we have seen prince charles. and there's going to be a visit on friday in wales. already that unifying force. that unifying tradition that the queen had, he's following in those foo

sana degresantosa g t 112 degrees at the so moe ma county airport. that's the hottest temperature on record at the airport. it's the second hottest temperature on record for downtown santa rosa. the hottest temperature on record for that reporting site. tempes site. temperatures tomorrow will be exceptional and now it is very warm out there in the 70st the 70s. it is still warm in the 70s on the coast. we all want to be you. the heat warning continues through thursday. and for ill a inhand parts of the area ranging from 115 tomorrow, including san francisco again tomorrow. temperatures elsewhere around the bay, some spots approaching 100 degrees.y 100 degrees. stay hydrated, stay in the air-conditioning if you can. have a backup plan in case the power goes out and keep yourself safe. i'll have the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. > >> with all the heat the last tg last thing we need is a fire, but that's what we had tonights tonight. this one briefly causen caused evacuation orders south of highway 4. crews battled high heat to save

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that was triple the year before, moe before, more than 14 times the number of thefts in 2019. it takes just seconds for a thief to jump onto your car and swipe that little unit. but often it takes weeks, thousands of dollars for you, the consumer, to replace one. >> it's shocking, you know whati know what i mean? you don't think that things will happen n will happen in front of your house or your home. it was just a few feet away from me. >> the first bill requires the r the converter recyclers to keep the records about the vehicle parts and where they came fromo from. also prohibits recyclers from buying the parts from someone other than the commercial enterprise or even the vehicle's owner. senate bills ban senate converters from buying the used converter other than specified sellers oe unit. they told us while they'rd to leave, they think cal trans e everybody plenty of time to makr arrangements. >> they have a very good plan tt to ratchet up the pressure slow. up the pressure slowly. and so if you don't get the message to go on, then it's not together. >> posing the safety

moe than half a million pg&e customers braced for blackouts as they called the highest level level power emergency. in the end, we avoided them. conservatn efforts prevented emergency shutoffs. thousands still lost power though, but thousands still lost their power as the extreme heat damaged pg&e equipment. at last check, more than 50,000 customers in the dark. the vast majority in the south bay. this as new video in from valley medical center in san jose where the emergency room is closed to patients because there is no electricityt is just one of three trauma centers in the south bay. lights bay. lights are on in the main hospitals so all the emergency backup power is being diverted there. betty yu reports that is just one of the lingering troube spots tonight. >> reporter: here in san francisco, where i am, conditions are very pleasant. te is even a slight breeze. but at this hour, the biggest trouble spots are in danville, milpitasn hill and san jose. take a look at the traffic signals. they went out on the east side of town. forcing them to close early. there was a weird scene at e

we are looking and how to verify if moe if more continues to flow. > >> sometimes art makes a statement. it's more than just entertainment value. kpix 5 is honoring hispanic heritage month, sharing a story of how a local artist is putting the issues latinos face, front and center for the world to see, and and hear. here's kpix 5's jocelyn moran. >> faviana rodriguez is taking us to her sanctuary, so she can share with us what she has been envisioning since a child in east oakland. >> i grew up during the era of the war on drugs. i saw a lot of of inequality and witnessed a lot of violence, and i just recognized that my community was was being neglected. >> should begin to create. her art today reflects the lived experiences, including growing up in a polluted neighborhood. >> and i just noticed that people in my community were more more sick than other communities. there were a lot of of kids with asthma due to pollution from the 880 freeway. there were a lot of factories in in and around east oakland at that time. >> she creates what she wants to to see in her pieces. you will find a l

. >> we were shocked and saddened by the news of mister moe's b's arrest and subsequent charges. student safety is always our paramount priority in the district. at this time we are focusing our attention on supporting our staff and families as they deal with this difficult news. most be has not been arraigned. he is currently being held at the martinez detention facility. his bail set at $200,000. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> fully california attorney general rob bonta reached a settlement with safeway over a gas station. environmental concerns. the attorney general says 71 safeway gas stations were leaking fuel into california's water supply. safeway settled for an 8 million dollars penalty. the attorney general's office says safe we did not adequately monitor its fuel storage systems or take steps to maintain them. safeway will also be required now to take steps to improve fuel spill monitoring. >> governor newsom appeared in below this morning signing a sweeping set of laws that aim to dramatically cut the state's use of oil and gas over the next couple of decades. th

the longer it stays hot, the moe stays hot, the more you get ground down by it. by tuesday, with another day of triple-digit triple-digit temperatures, there there may be more health issues. >> it is amazing how that works. works. you feel like you're oka, drinking water. all of a sudden, sudden, you can wake up when they get feel lousy. it is because of the heat. >> you have to be prepared for the possibility of power outages, too. > >> not everyone is dreading the incoming he. shops and restaurants and half and bait ae bracing for huge holiday crowds that will grow even bigger the r he gets inland. max darrow is very shows us that business is already booming. >> reporter: holiday weekends are pretty busy and half moon b, and half moon bay, it will be a good weekend on the coast, especially for some of the smal. of the small businesses. the coast will be one of the top laces to beat the heat this weekend. some people got a head start on friday, hitting the waves and the restaurants and hf moon bay. >> ahead of the major holiday wd the major holiday weekend crowd

reduce the risk of disease progression in patients with advanced lung cancer by 34% compared to key moe therapy. the medication is the first drug approved to target one of the most common types of cancer mutations. >>> south carolina republican lindsey graham is set to hold a press conference to outline on national abortion restrictions it's expected to be named the protecting paying uncapable children from late term abortions act. the bill will call for a ban on the procedure at 15 weeks. >> now to the west erin u.s. where wicked weather is swinging from extremes of scorching wildfires to flash floods all happening days apart >> reporter: in a year of extremes in just a matter of days, historic heat, fires, floods, and now mud slides the volatile weather creating havoc for first responders and dangerous conditions for those suddenly in harm's way. >> all these vehicles are stuck. >> reporter: outside los angeles, fire fighters rescued more than 50, including young families who suddenly became trapped as a mud slide covered a canyon road. >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: on the heels

we just past the law that a senior doesn't have to payse moe than a certain amount for a indiabetic medicinewhat about the babies that have diabetes, no one talks about that. that doesn't matter, does it. what matters is corporate america's bottom line. wall street's bottom line. good day, sir. >> south carolina at the white house this week president biden expected to talk about achievements that democrats are claiming for people when it comes to healthcare like claimant to change as well. the ceremony for the inflation reduction act. that's happening this week as well. >> and what is interesting, i've been doing a lot of thinking about this and how toxic it's become. we have seen threats against members of congress, against their lives, whether it's through phone calls or people moving around their homes, back at the home state. at the same time, i think it's been pretty remarkable how this congress has been one of the productive's that we have seen in our career starting from last year, the bipartisan infrastructure act. this year we saw the passage of the chips and science bill which you

moe refugees are met by volunteers, people in a state of shock.verything remains everything that was everything that was even everything remains. we think everything will be fine. yes, volunteers make lists to help refugees get to the buses. on this transport. they will be transported to temporary accommodation points in the regional center and in the districts of the region , accompanied by a police escort at a later date . at night, people are taken to boarding schools. children's holiday camps boarding houses. 150 people were settled in this point of temporary accommodation. four people. have a family, swings running in the buildings will be bad, hot water around the clock the day before here. for an extra bed and bed linen, families try not to share rooms. here they will definitely be safe, everything just started to get better all their lives and the children went to school, they went to kindergarten, and parents have already begun to draw up a pension, the doctors took an express test for the coronavirus. doctors will be on duty. representat

. >> we were shocked and saddened by the news of mister moe's b's arrest and subsequent charges.ty in the district. at this time we are focusing our attention on supporting our staff and families as they deal with this difficult news. most be has not been arraigned. he is currently being held at the martinez detention facility. his bail set at $200,000. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. 41 year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of shooting another man in san francisco's chinatown neighborhood. >> the shooting was reported around 5.30, yesterday evening on clay street. police say the 2 men got into an argument. one pulled out a gun shot. the other. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. officers later found the suspect and they took him into custody. it's friday morning about the forecast. a conference chief meteorologist lawrence karnow just goofing around the day hanging around half moon bay. what a pretty backdrop alarms. that's gorgeous. ok, tell us about the weekend. >> it is is definitely gorge. that's for sure here. beautiful skies cleared

that you can sit in and just moe space. >> the flex alert in place unti0 tonight. you are asked to hold off running large appliances until then. and raise the thermostat inside your home to 78 degrees. > >> parks in the east bay are tag precautions as we enter high temperatures. more than a dozen regional parks will be closed today and tomorrow to cut down on the fire risk and the risk of of heat related illness. and east bay resident walking to a nearby park said the closure cat her by surprise. >> for me, i simply hiked to thk from my backyard. like i could go up and over the ridge. i didn't realize the park was clod until i came over the hill. >> boy. got to be hot out therey lafayette. other parks closer to to the bay will remain open along with swimming pools. yay. > >> we have posted a full list of list of the closures on kpix.com. and still ahead -- rainbows on broadway. pride marching through downtown oaklad today. and it's only going to get hotter for the three day we. darren peck is standing by withe details when we come back. want a permanent solution to

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. >> he says with no ac inside, moe people have been asking to sit outside with a heat wave. the chance of a breeze is better there. at this park there's lots of open space. mission delores park is usually packed with people, but because it's so hot today most people are packed into the shadows of the trees. >> i just need a little bit of, you know, shade. just because it's really hot, and it's not breezy. >> one of the only people we spot out in the sun is so lar photographer scott posey. >> when it's hot that means it's still and clear, so it makes a good image. >> reporter: he shares images from his instagram like this time lapse of the surface of the sun. the continuing heat wave may be aideal for posey to get more images. for the rest of us, it will be ways to stay cool. >> everyone trying to stay come. jeff raneiri, the man of the hour. bay area beach. i don't think i've seen them as crowd as today. this look like newport beach or florida. it's the combination of the heat wave and holiday some people can't escape to school or their office. >> and the microclimates were

moe refugees are met by volunteers.re are also medical students of the disaster medicine machine, who, just in case, are on duty at the railway station square, people in a state of shock. everything remains everything that was everything that was even everything remains. there we think that we will be all ok. in short, in my opinion. thank you. many left their homes and only managed to take their documents, and instead of things they took cats with them. and dogs, who will bring the border under your own power, part of the people were evacuated; organized volunteers make lists to help refugees get to the buses. on this transport. they will be transported to temporary accommodation centers in the regional center and in the district of the region, accompanied by a police escort, people are transported to boarding schools late at night. children's holiday camps boarding houses. in this point of temporary accommodation, 150 human. four people. there is a family, the swings work in the buildings were warm, hot water around t

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it grows its naval fleet and tries to keep up with regional rival china prime minister, no rain dro, moe. d attended the milestone in co cheek the iron. if the crime is the largest warship fails in india woodville for about $1600.00 crew and 30 a craft. it took 17 years to construct and test. pardon me, thom has more from india. this is a big milestone for india, strategically and symbolically recorded in english means powerful and brave. and that is precisely the image that is being projected over here. it costs more than $2.00 and a half $1000000000.00. and most of the work from designing to constructing to testing has been done domestically. so nobody it is being seen as a big win. because with this, india has joined a small but an elite club of nation that has built a warship of this kind in house. now, i mean the government has, for many years been promoting this idea of making india is says, rely, and nation. and so when the prime minister commissions ins, vic grant, the message he's really putting out in the world is that at least on the high seas, india has truly arrived. now, st

partly cloudy moe highs start to rise. when the eh the earth starts to warm up, tht the heat will rise and and uplift will happen. that is why we see pop-up storms. relative humidity is high as we head into into the evening hours. we might might see some pop-up storms until about 8:00. daytime highs are topping out to the upper 70. upper 70s. 60s along the coast and as we extend into the next couple of days, this area will e will leave for a high pressure system to park behind it and tht will dry us out and warm us up . up significantly. about a 10 degrees jump and even warmer, a. warmer, actually. 70s and 60s today, 80s tomorrow. if you are thinking ahead for any outdoor , outdoor deputies, friday and saturday is a great day to do it. upper 80s and lower 90s fore east inland hills. cool 70s thin this afternoon from the north bay to the east bay. like i said, scattered showers expected and we will keep a close eye on on doppler. > >> we are looking forward to the the weekend. let's start off with a look at how things are g

attorneys are unhappy with it because they are saying it's taking awaymo resources from moe important cases that we need to deal with. and not only that, and does not seem to be influencing long-term trends. so if you look at shifts in migration of taken place of the last 20 years, those can be explained entirely by looking economic shifts and demographic shifts in the united states in the country were people are coming from. all of those changes are attributable to the availability of resources here. the availability of jobs here. and what opportunities people have available to them in their home countries as well as the general public safety situation. and whether people can actually stay home and feel safe that way. but nevertheless, even though prevention by deterrence first in the form of streamline did not seem to be working. it was not making a dent in border crossings in any significant way.it was also overwhelming taking resources away from the more important national security considerations, important drug trafficking cases, weapons trafficking cases for this idea becomes mo

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they moe how much energy you use. >> by the way electricity runs on 20%, electricity ask produced byust putting that out. coal miners are nice people. >> by the way -- >> helping this driver. >> there was something with the under carriage you can't toe it. they had to push it. when they got there they had to plug it in. this is why you should have an -- everything all in push. it can't be just electric or gas. >> not that kind of a push. >> it's not ready yet. the infrastructure is not there. by the way do you have a phone cat pwa*try. you know what happens, you have to charge longer and it runs less that. will happen with the car. we have to get new batteries cost ing about $20,000 for a car that cost thirty. why would you do this? that's why governor knew so many in a disaster. the states wanting to follow in his wake are nuts. >> he doesn't care he wants to run for president. >> elon musk said we need to continue where we are and do a slower transition. he's a in on the electric vehicles. >> the ramp is by force. the ramp to be all electric is too quick. it will have disaster cons

. >> reporter: now she has one moe tool thanks to citizen. she downloaded the popular app that sends safety alerts and using law enforcement communications to provide realtime alerts. them version which is $20 per month offers additional features including life safety agents via via video or text who can escale emergency services or track the location. >> that made me feel better. ths is accessible at any time. with the press of a button someone cn be my witness. >> reporter: she's one of severl people who learned to use the premium version at the chinese american association of commercn chinatown. >> a third of the bay area usese citizen app. a third of the bay area is asian. that's why it mae perfect sense for us to be part of the solution. >> reporter: good water collecte stepped up to cover 20,000 free premium subscriptions worth $5 million. for josephine, she's had a few close calls with potential attackers and the violence has been too much to bear. >> all these things make it vert for all of us. we want to have experience something lik

it is still the first alert weather day with moe with more rain activity. let's talk about the reason this is hg is happening. low pressure parked offshore is working in a counterclockwise direction allowing for moisture to push into the bay area. this happened happened yesterday and continues continues this morning. with a live look right now in the doppler zooming in closer. you can see these definitive lines of multi-cell storms. these are squall lines and there will be lightning activity with these. be cautious into the afternoon. in the north bay a storm is pushing in this afternoon and in in the south bay a week or squall line pushing north. nonetheless, impressive numbers with this storm. stepping off the screen so you can see your local area. as we head north, impressive numbers even in the santa rosa. if these will load -- if not, i will show you coming up. more impressive numbers from north bay in just a a little bit. the storms work in in a north direction all throughout the afternoon. more on that coming up. > >> and we start off with the best t

. >> and there is a democratic lawmaker in florida who is actually suing to block moe are of thooes migrant. >> senator and the but that money was supposed to be used for, quote, unautorued aynaoui, one, these mute not be unmost seem to be going through the legal asylum process and are waiting to go through the immigration system. and, two, they're clearly not from florida. there picked up in san antonio. senator piz owe was on cnn and spoke a little bit about his lawsuits. this is what he said: >> the the program has to receive at least two bids. we have no indication there were a. very important. if any. nobody originated here in florida. no dollar canspent hichlt now, we did get a response from the governor's office that said, quote, senator pizzo never misses an opportunity for his 15 minutes of fame and is -- senator pizzo voted for the overall budget, $120 billion document and this is a $12 million allocation. he doesn't dispute that the program exists. he just doesn't like the way the money is being spent. >> steve, thank you so much for taking us through that. so much happening in f

we will have a few , you might even feel a little moe humidity.s no rain in the forecast over the next few . few days. that is southern cali. for us cloudy and much cooler. great news in terms of cooling e temperatures down from that heatwave we were in last week. t doing that today at all. middle middle 60s now. if we look at the daytime highs mid-80s. lookt the bay, upper 70s. only going o 88 in the more today. it was 11 was 111 two days ago. much moreg up in a few minutes. > >> king charles iii was officially proclaimed king todan london. the world still mourning the death of his mother, queenh on thursday. >> in taking up these responsib, these responsibilities, i shalle to follow the inspiring examplei have been set in upholding consl government, and to seek the pea, the peace, harmony, and prospery and prosperity of the peoples of of these islands. and of the common realms and territories tt the world. >> a council of senior politicians and officials gathered at st. james palace. the ceremony was the first of is kind to be broadcast live on

piles of flowers and other moe men toes momentos have been placed outside.efforts to connect with her youngest subjects. >> with eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. queen elizabeth was not only the matriorch of her family but her family. mourning the death of many people throughout the country is turning out to be a family affair. >> the queen made the uk shine. >> and do you think charles can do the same? >> yes. >> queen elizabeth reigned for 70 years. and even the youngest of her loyal subjects are getting a chance to say goodbye. by leaving handmade cards and drawings at memorials or laying flowers with their parents. i think that loads of people will want to wave at the cars when it goes by. >> reporter: the father of pippa says that she always shared a special tie to the queen as they shared a birthday. detailthere's a simple wisdom in some of the children's responses on why so many people are waiting for a glimpse of the late queen's coffin. sometimes it's about the simple fact of showing up. >> it's about the queen and the possession. >>

we will see moe sunshine in saanas we ad east wi deal tt marine layer layer all afternoon. >> not yetfall in the bay is not fall. what is fall weather? >> at 7: , you ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings," and hello to you, our viewers on the west coast on this monday. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here, so let's go to today's "eye opener" -- it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> emergency preparations are under way in florida as hurricane ian continues to strengthen on a collision course with the u.s. >> expect heavy rains, strong winds, flashflooding, storm surge, and even isolated tornadoes. >>> hundreds of thousands of people remain without power after the remnants of hurricane

prop 30 would x people who earn 2 million or moe generating up to 5 billion in al revenue. buy electric cars cars and install charging stations. lyft is bank rolling the yes on 30 campaign. >> proposition 30 would help mis in california make the transitin to electric vehicles, vehicles that should be for everyone. >> fellow californians i need tn you about proposition 30, a coms cynical scheme to grab a huge taxpayer subsidy. don't be fooled. >> in an ad newsom accuses lyftf trying to force taxpayers to fot the bill for the clean energy confusion. it requires ride share miles to be 90% electric by 2030. > >> yet another signal he may beg himself for a presidential run. >> newsom as far as what i can , he is being careful not to go to far out on a lot of the progrese policy positions he normally might go out on because he has to purchase suede a lot of the country that california is not this absurd place with absurd policy positions and just arbity taxing the rich. >> newsom repeatedly denied anyt in the oval office. that said, his reelection campaign is not spending much he

still moe rain to go. the primary focus f any concern beyond light rain would be in the mountains or the the deserts. accurate home, ife come in for a closer look and jump ahead to tonight, keep youe your eye on monterey. we will se some rain from this. and some f the latest high-resolution forecast are saying perhaps a sr or two could be possible early w early tomorrow morning. down around hamilton, that will be very short-lived and we are notg enough energy to get lightning.s just going to stay cloudy. you might feel a little more humidity. you will notice smoke mixed in with all of that. what that. what an interesting time this is with the leftovers of the storm being thrown our way at the same time. the marine lar is back. we are looking at the w the view from atop the salesforce tower. most of this is just a little bit of smoke ie upper levels of the atmosphere and you can see low clouds from the top of mount diablo looking over concord. there is the marine layer. air quality for e most part moderate

wall street will be looking at the cl bank meeting for clues about moe rate hikes down the road. > >>.t. board once all new new vehicles in the u.s. to come come equipped with blood alcohol alcohol monitoring systems. the technology can stop an intoxicad person from getting behind the wheel and safety advocates say regulations could lower the amount of alcohol -related crass which are among the biggest causes of highway deaths. that is your money watch report. > >> speaking of the roadways, you you might have your windshield wipers on. >> the bay bridge is pretty dry but as we zoom in closer to the doppler, even in the north bay, we are seeing pockets of heavy . heavy rain. earlier, lightning activity close to fairfield. ase as we zoom in closer, very similar trend. the storm is continuing to track north and heavy pockets are expected. if you woke up to some heavy pitter pitter patter on your roof, this this afternoon, this will start to dissipate. this is an area of area of low pressure that finaly decided to break apart. let's get a look at what you can expect heading into the rest

we have negative long-term moe member tuchl behind the market weakened intermediate momentum and yesterday a short-term event. there was no kind of breakdown yesterday, per se, but there was deterioration in the short-term trend following gauges, and that does increase the likelihood we'll see support levels we've been watching in the near term as you know, the month of september does not hold at the best seasonal influences here we are with that kind of weakness and market psychology. >> katy, i guess, this is very elementary of me because i'm not a technical analyst, but i do follow a number of them like yourself is it simply saying we retest the lows we saw in june? is that what we see for the dow and the nasdaq >> you know, for me the june ones were a test those are common ways to try to understand where buying pressure might come in. it did actually happen in june the level that we're watching for, the s&p 500, is about 3815, just over 2.5% below for the nasdaq 100, it's just shy of 11,000 to 800 also around sort of 2, 2 1/2, 3% low. to catch it with these levels, secondary support le

he paid emotional tribute to his moe mother.ches before, knew he would perform very well. he knows how to give a dramatic speech, which is not to say it was insincere in any way. he was clearly feeling a lot of emotion at the loss of his mother. he later told liz truss that it was a day he had been dreading. you know, we saw in him -- we saw a willingness to show his emotions. we know that when his mother -- you know, when his mother took over, she felt emotions, and people around her saw them. but in this case, the whole world saw him in a really emotional state. >> sally bedell smith, as always, thank you very much. we'll be seeing you in the coming days on cnn. we really appreciate it. we'll be right back. >> you're welcome. my pleasure. ues of a wandering mind. conflict and climate change. a new black dream. the hidden melodieies of train. the sacred spell of words. this art was looted. the power of a dinner table. a country on the brink. carving a path through the heart of philadelphia. a story of love and obsession. affirm

chernobyl was a much earlier design with moe containment facility for example.hen it exploded there was nothing at all to contain the radioactive plume and it went out of control very quickly. these are much more modern reactors here, six reactors with very thick containment domes, about a meter or two meters thick, reinforced concrete. you're not going to see a chernobyl type accident. but that's why i make the fukushima comparison. that's what most experts are looking at. so, still, a major nuclear catastrophe, just not quite on the scale of chernobyl. i have to say i agree with bob. i think this is a form of nuclear terrorism. putin is using this to try to get ukraine to surrender and to try to get the west to back off. so far, both are holding firm. i'd look for one more move. i suspect that in the back of putin's mind is also a plan to steal this plant. it's connected to the ukrainian power grid. putin might say that for safety reasons we now have to connect it to the russian power grid in effect stealing ukrainian energy and shipping it over to russia. >>

a big moe boulder with a bronze plaque listing the names of the dish from our county and all three wars. my squad of veterans with rifles -- a man named mr. -- wearing his old navy uniform, play tops. now i live in a small town in maine. [inaudible] civics words like religion where i grew up. -- so, i'm out there on veterans day. it's a cold and main event. for the crowds are coming in. i'm probably the only one there, i mean why would anybody else to this, who was thinking about what wilson and lodge were thinking about back in 1921, the unknown soldier was laid to rest, peace -- emphasis on the day now is on all who had served in the army, air force, navy and marines, but especially on those who have died in the war. on memorial day, it is much the same. we no longer have a national holiday focused on peace. i have to say, i find myself wishing that we'd to. so, i'm wondering what you think about that and what else is on your mind about wilson and lodge and the echoes of armistice day. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible] that's a really good question. there was no, there was n

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. >> we were shocked and saddened by the news of mister moe's b's arrest and subsequent charges. student safety is always our paramount priority in the district. at this time we are focusing our attention on supporting our staff and families as they deal with this difficult news. most berhas not been arraigned. he is currently being held at the martinez detention facility. his bail set at $200,000. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> we got a statement from the cheerleading facility where most be worked. newark out a league, all stars in san ramon saying they take the matter very seriously and say once we heard of his arrest, we took swift and appropriate action to release him from employment with our company. the company says it does not tolerate any inappropriate, unsafe or illegal behavior from our staff, especially when it comes to our students. police are asking for help in finding the suspects responsible for a string of car break-ins in american canyon. >> well, earlier this morning about 20 cars near the lavinia neighborhood were burglarized. the suspects leaving and i'm

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