nearly sold out 800-room hotel between them. >> from the time the first plane hit the north tower untilhe second the tower collapsed was 102 minutes. the things that were going through pete's mind in just 102 minutes is just mind boggling. >> sal cassano was with chief of department pete ganci at his command post on the street below the towers. this is the only known picture of ganci that day. >> was ganci the kind of boss that you did things for because you feared him or because you desperately did not want to let him down? >> you did it because you loved him. >> ganci joined the fdny in 1968. what kind of man was peter ganci? >> yeah. pete, i guess pete would say is my alter ego. had a chest full of medals. he was just a down to earth, honest, hard-working guy, you know. he was a paratrooper in the army, worked his way up to be chief of department in the fdny, quite a story. >> a story of courage over his 33-year career. >> he won the department's medal of valor crawling into a burning apartment on his hands and knees, grabbing a child who was certainly going to die, and dragging that

the narrative that the destruction of the north tower, in which he died, was caused by the impact of lines flight 11. their lawyer alleged in a british court this week that significant evidence showed both the twin towers and building seven were destroyed by explosives . credulity. murdered by the cia. credulity. in the official version of events regarding 9/11 lasted a third as long. i say again that the authorities have only themselves to blame in 2020. the whole world was enveloped by what the authorities told us was a pandemic. the world was shut down, its heartbeat shocked to a standstill because those authorities said that to have done otherwise would have been catastrophic. what then ensued by official command, trumpeted by official command, trumpeted by officialdom, the mass media and celebrities alike in the form of national lockdowns , form of national lockdowns, cancelled education, impaired health, loss of income, the pushing of medical products into billions of men, women, pregnant women, children and babies, the death or damaged lives of uncounted millions was catastroph

the moment the north tower of the world trade center's fell. [ bells tolling ] >> when i see boy scout, marines, police officers or firefighters, my thoughts go to you. >> that is the moment the north tower fell. the sixth and final moment of silence that they honor and mark every year on this anniversary. 10:28 a.m., the moment the north tower fell. more than one hour after the first hijacked plane struck the world trade center. and with the tower falling, it left the 16 acres of the world trade center site in ruins. as we discussed, changed the world forever. >> it really did, kate. and we should tell the viewers that they are just tuning in order dipping out of the coverage we are providing this morning, when you see the folks on screen with kate and i now, many times it is a daughter, sister, wife or husband or a loved one who lost somebody 23 years ago. >> i have been hearing a lot of grandchildren. that just shows that we are now 23 years later and grandchildren are speaking to their grandparents saying, i wish i knew you. and that is something we have heard more and more obvious

john a abruzzo, a quadriplegic on the 64th floor of the north tower with the port authority, 12 of his colleagues day, not all of whom he actually knew team up to carry down all 64 floor doors to escape the tower and he survives that day because they did and they made clear to him that he wasn't going to be left behind. and of course, they fully understand at that point that they were risking their own lives because not everyone really believed or most people didn't understand that the towers could actually collapse you know, we had been through this in 1993 with the first bombing and people sort of thought this was going to be the same thing. it would evacuation then, you know the firefighters thought it might even take a couple of days to put the fires out, but they did not initially understand that the buildings were in danger of falling and that this sort of confusion and lack of understanding about what we were living through that day just becomes the universal theme that day. and of course, it was hindered in many ways by the communication technology available at the time. i mean

the moment that flight 11 struck the north tower striking floors 93 through 99. another moment of silence will be coming shortly. 9:03 is when the south tower was hit. every year the city goes silent. >> that is true and when you think of what was it like that day? it was just like this. not a single cloud in the sky. it was not hot, it was not cold. i remember waking up that day early and driving and looking at the sky saying what could go wrong on a day like this? it was a perfect day for about an hour and a half. in the world changed. >> that is literally what happened, the world changed. will have more of our live coverage, john is here with me. we will be right back. >>> breaking news brand new numbers on inflation the consumer price index just out with us now. everyone looking at this because the fed meets next week talking about interest rates. >> the numbers show we saw a big drop from the prior month. the lowest level of price rises we have seen since february 2021. it is still painful for people but this is great news. what is continuing to keep pressure

that will mark the fall of the north tower and we will be on top of that here as well. let's turn to the other big news this morning. >>> the ripples from the highly anticipated debate between kamala harris and donald trump. today the two campaigns are trying to feel out the impact. voters saw a heated face-off last night. vice president harris tried to balance broad strokes of her agenda with pointed attacks on trump's policies, his personality and his presidency. former president trump lobbed his usual attack lines about inflation and immigration, framing the biden administration and harris' role in it as weak. but he also refused to answer point-blank questions on major issues and he doubled down on his lies about the 2020 election. the vice president pounced on that last point in one of perhaps the debate's most contentious moments. >> donald trump was fired by 81 million people so let's be clear about that and clearly he is having a very difficult time processing that. and i'm going to tell you that i have traveled the world as vice president of the united states a

north tower hit the south tower and then pentagon and field in shanksville and the towers fall. you feel and remember that today. i'm watching kids walk by, route to school is closed, will kids be taught how great this country is? that is a question we have to ask ourselves this morning and reflect all morning long. >> ainsley: stay with us as we remember the september attacks as they happened. ♪ the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. do you ever notice the more you try not eating the other half of the footlong? the more you end up eating the other half of your footlong. no one can resist juicy chicken, smoky bacon, and creamy ranch. get the elite chicken and bacon ranch. now at subway! gum problems could be the star

here's the south tower, the north tower. you can barely see them sticking out from the status. so that's lovely right at the coastline. we're starting to clear away what little clouds and fog we saw little bit of clouds and fog lingering around point raise little bit lingering around the san mateo county coastline. otherwise we are clear in for a beautiful day. in fact, it clear it will clear out only to return again overnight, as you might expect, low clouds and fog. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, temperature change this afternoon. you bet. a lot warmer in livermore. 9 degrees. warmer there. 9 degrees. 7 degrees warmer in concord. so it's a warmer day overall. temperatures right now 50's 60's along the coast. any 70's pushing into the mid 80's already in the east bay and the north bay. 83 degrees right now in fairfield. >> wind gusts. well, we'll pick up the sea breezes kick in this afternoon and then they die out overnight and we've got a lot more coming up in weather. stay with us. all right, kathy, thank you so much. pg e bills going up once again. this is the 4t

that's the time the first plane struck the north tower of the world trade center. defense secretary lloyd austin spoke at the pentagon outside washington, d.c. >> let me offer my deepest condolences to the families, the friends and the loved ones of the 184 souls who were stolen from us 23 years ago today. >> robert, robert and the american flag unfurled over the pentagon in memory of the 125 military personnel and civilians killed there on 9/11. along with the 64 people on board the plane. >> president biden and vice president harris honoring the victims of united flight 93. in a wreath laying ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania. flight 93 was one of the four planes on september 11th. it took off from newark, new jersey, bound for san francisco. in an act of bravery, passengers and crew members fought back against the hijackers, resulting in the crash in rural somerset county. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol building and here in the bay area, there were a number of ceremonies held in honor of the thousands of lives lost. ktvu tom vac

that's the time the first plane struck the north tower of the world trade center. the american flag was unfurled over the pentagon. today, american airlines flight 77 crashed into the west side of the building at 937 that morning, killing 125 military personnel and civilians in the pentagon, along with all 59 people on board. >> and on behalf of the entire department of defense, let me offer my deepest condolences to the families. the friends and the loved ones of the 184 souls who were stolen from us 23 years ago today here at the pentagon and on flight 77. >> he went on to say, we have repaired the damage to this building, but cannot repair the damage to our hearts. >> meantime, president biden and vice president harris honored the victims of united flight 93. both leaders participated in a wreath laying ceremony took place at the national memorial in shanksville. the site where the plane crashed. flight 93 was one of four planes that were on september 11th. it took off from newark, new jersey, bound for san francisco. and then an act of bravery. passengers and c

silence, it takes place at 8:46, this is the time when the first plane, respectively , kissed the north towerf the twin, the twin, accordingly, the last minute of silence, it takes place at 10: 28, when this very tower, it fell, and between them, respectively, what happens, well , that is... these minutes of silence, they essentially repeat the chronology of the event, when, respectively the second plane hit the tower, another tower, and so on, when the plane accordingly hit the pentagon and other places as for other events, it is also very much. such an interesting event took place today near lincoln center, that is, there are 150 dancers, they did a silent performance, when they stood, they created such a labyrinth of peace in order to once again honor this tragedy and for everyone to remember what was happening 23 years ago, already in the evening, everyone is waiting, respectively, for such a symbolic event for this day, when the spotlights, they are from such a blue color, they create this installation of these twin towers. they huge, they can be seen from almost anywhere in new york, if

in fact, in this image, you can just really see the top of the north tower of the golden gate bridge. so it's a beautiful image. indeed, as promised, here's some of these warm east bay temperatures. 96 still at this hour. yeah. we've had a more than 40 degree spread in temperatures again today from the coast to the inland areas, half moon bay. right now, 59 degrees. so you can see where the clouds and fog are where you see the green. that's a cool temperatures where you see the magenta is and the reds and the oranges. that is the hot stuff. if you thought it feel just a little bit cooler today, you are correct about 4 degrees cooler in some areas compared to yesterday. and santa rosa down 3 degrees. a little windy. yes, it will be windy. the wind dies down overnight and then the wind revives once again overnight. so the heat advisory and excessive heat warnings that stays in southern california. heat advisory for us is about to expire. so as the sun sets and we start to get cooler conditions goodbye to the heat. and hello to a beautiful weekend. more coming up in weather. then. >> all

the plane she was on crashed into the north tower of the world trade center. in bakersfield, a break from the legal gridlock her family says they're still in to dedicate a bench in ong's honor at a fire station. thanks to the betty ann ong foundation, her family started. it's been very hot here and today was just gorgeous. so it was, i think, a sign from betty that she was really proud of what we were doing for her. families, forever linked through tragedy with a desire for all to always don't forget, you know, never forget. remember in san francisco, gia vang. nbc, bay area news. and back to ground zero in new york city. a solemn ceremony this morning. a number of political leaders, including president biden, vice president harris, former president trump and his running mate, senator jd vance, were all there before that ceremony. harris and trump met for a second time in less than 24 hours. you see the handshake there? they shook hands, and then the former president complimented her and her performance during the debate last night. developing at this hour, hu

remember exactly where we were when those towers fell and, by the way, we're in the hour now where the north towerouth tower fell. and the somber nature of that morning hits us like a ton of bricks every 9/11. we're getting to the point where this is now in the history books, and it's being written by people, some of which who experienced it but also some of which have very different views of america and what america's stature is in the world. so now we're fighting over why 9/11, what happens after 9/11. i can't help but think about the debate last night. not talking politics, but 9/11 didn't come up. but the specter of 9/11 loomed, right? we've got a wide open border. we've not the taliban back in charge in afghanistan, al-qaeda reconstituting. we've got protests, pro-hamas protests happening inside new york city. stuart: that's right. it's incredible. >> remembering 9/11, it's incredible how far we've back slid, and this is plenty of people honoring and remembering today, stuart, i know that, but too many not, and that's really problematic. stuart: yeah. quarter mile north of where you're standi

will be the first moment of silence to mark when the first tower, the north tower, was struck. you see those moments we will be following and bringing to live throughout the morning. on this anniversary, 23 years later. joining me now as a secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas. secretary, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> what are you thinking? we see the families behind us at memorial plaza. people have been laying that one rose . >> he used the word somber and that is an appropriate word. it is indeed a very somber day. we also have to draw inspiration from the fact that we have exhibited the resolve to stand strong and continue our way of life. our way of life is impenetrable and will stand forever. >> the threats, the threat landscape of course has evolved over the 23 years and the intelligence lapse and gaps that led up to 9/11, how has it evolved? what is the greatest threat to the american homeland today? >> the foreign terrorist threat that struck our country so tragically 23 years ago persists. it is still very much something that we

[music playing] >> we're coming up on our final moment of silence, the fall of the north tower.ntinue to read the names. it goes on for hours. screen right is a firehouse with jd vance and donald trump. let's pause and watch together. [bell ringing] >> when i see boy scouts, marines, police officers or firefighters my thoughts go to you and your life of service. when i see acts of kindness, determination, and above alloy alt, i think of you and everything my father and aunts have told me about your dedication to our family. i have grown in the light of your memory and it has made me a better person. i hold these thoughts close today and i say a prayer for you, as well as the other victims and their families. may you and every victim of this tragic day always be honored and remembered. [applause] >> and my brother, today is your daughter's first day of graduate school. please give her your blessing and keep smiling on her and my husband, honey, i love you, i miss you, you will be happy to know that i am married now to a wonderful man who is a volunteer firefighter in our town and

rebecca ortiz only a few months old on 911, her father was again at the top floor of the north tower only 21 years old. >> there is so much i wish you were here for better know you have been by my side all along. your memory lives with me and i could not be prouder to be your daughter. >> emotion and remembrance resonated yet again as it most of the 2000 people killed were honored. president biden, vice president harris, from president trump -- trump attended the same when he guided joe biden did not stand by my side by side by trump, they were separated by an former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. it has at times turned to anger, one of the people here criticized the biden administration lead deal for alleged 9/11 mastermind. that would give him life in prison, the decision of the outrage and was revoked by defense secretary lloyd austin. >> is thousands of families are ripped apart that day. the largest attack in u.s. history. so another clear message to our leaders, no plea deal for those who had this tragedy. we want justice. >> the people here were killed by radical islam

we see one of the north towers there, 58 degrees. as you go throughout our day.ht feel it a little bit cooler because of a system offshore that's going to bring in a little bit more wind, especially for the coast. and through the delta. some of our gaps up in petaluma and the altamont pass. so temperatures are also going to stay a little bit below normal. we'll do 79 in napa for today. that looks comfortable 82 in livermore, 85 in morgan hill, 73 in oakland, 77 san jose. and upper 60s. as you make your way towards the beach and into san francisco. speaking of the beach, lots of people going to be making those plans there for today and tomorrow, our labor day. stinson beach and santa cruz look pretty pleasant, as well as monterey just after some morning fog. but look at the transition we start to make after monday into tuesday in places like stinson beach and santa cruz, we're going to start to climb those temperatures up into the upper 70s near 80 as we get ready for a heat wave for our first week of september. here we go. with our temperatures for labor day, we'

wall street financial giant cantor fitzgerald. 658 employees were working on the top floors of the north tower when the first plane hit. howard lutnick headed the company then, and 23 years later he not only is still the ceo, but every september 11th he holds a charity day which to date has raised -- well, i'll let you give the tally right now, how'd. but for countless charities across the country, what is the total tally since you've been doing this? >> just under $3700 million -- 370 million, you know, so far to charities. this year we're running at a record obeys, so better than last year, so we'll exceed $12 million this year alone. and, you know, in the beginning our employees gave their, 25% of their compensation, so we really care about families, and now we're taking care of over 150 charities everywhere mt. world. liz: families are what always comes to mind when i think about 9/11 and how many families were torn apart by these murderous cowards. i want to show you some video from this morning's ceremony, how older, at ground sere -- howard, because it crystallized how much time has gon

the first will happen in about seconds from now as the time. 846 when the first plane hit the north tower of the world trade center and thousands died in an instant, we will hear speeches, remembrances, world leaders there, and we will pause now as this moment of silence is observed and the nation remembers. the. mulholland drive bridge sha'carri richardson. bryce deadmon. sarah levy. taylor fritz. right quick march now! post. 23 years ago today. a bright blue tuesday morning when everything changed. in 2000, 977 people lost their lives. and later this morning at that memorial site, those names will be read. stephanie gosk. it's always so poignant not only to have each person individually recognized and remembered, often read those names by their family members, their descendents, kids who have now grown up with this, but also the sheer length of time it takes hours to read each of those names. yeah, that's right savannah. and they do it every year. and as you say, you know, through the years you watched spouses do it. you watched children. now you have the grandchildren that some of thos

you can see the fog slowly creeping across that north tower. it was a warm day out there, especially for everyone inland. and the heat? well, it is sticking around this week. beautiful looking shot as we check back in with our chief meteorologist, bill martin. bill? >> yeah, that orange in the atmosphere. that's probably from some smoke from some of the distant fires that we've seen around here. but beautiful shot. the fog is back at the coast. the fog is shallow, so it's not going very far inland. the story today was the big increase in temperatures over where we were just a few days ago. and even the last couple of weeks, we've been mild. we've been below average at average. today's temperatures just redlined, went straight up 1015 degrees, in some cases almost 20 degrees warmer today than it was yesterday. it was 85 in san francisco today. cooler, milder along the coast tomorrow. but a heat advisory will be in effect for most of the bay region. so we're going to see temperatures that are going to be, i would say, uncomfortable for the most p

to you 800 a21, 4,000 a moment of silence for the moment, american airlines flight 11 struck the north tower of the world trade center. this morning in new york city, the annual remembrance ceremony marked 23 years since the september 11 terror attacks at the pentagon. a ceremony was held for the 184 people who died there and in shanksville, pennsylvania, just moments ago president biden and vice president harris laid a wreath to honor the more than 40 passengers and crew who died on united flight 93 t's hard to believe that was 23 years ago. my panel is back here i'm just remembering that and thinking i was at the capitol, that day, 23 years ago, and those people who did the most brave selfless thing in the world and they took down the plane, these passengers, when they realized what was going on, saved a lot of lives we believe now in the capitol, without a doubt, i mean, such a different time that was in the very beginning of the bush presidency. >> and it went on to change the next but a couple of decades of american life, he led to america's longest wars. probably led to the election of

the precise time that the first plane struck the north tower of the world trade center. defense secretary lloyd austin spoke at the pentagon. >> let me offer my deepest condolences to the families. the friends and the loved ones of the 184 souls who were stolen from us 23 years ago today, robert, the american flag was unfurled over the pentagon in memory of the 125 military personnel and civilians who died, along with all 59 passengers on board the plane. >> president biden and vice president harris, honoring the victims of united flight 93, in a wreath laying ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania. flight 93 was one of the four planes that was on september 11th. it took off from newark, new jersey, bound for san francisco, and an act of bravery. the passengers and crew members fought back against the hijackers, resulting in the crash there. in rural somerset county. it is believed the terrorist on this flight were targeting the u.s. capitol. well, today is a day that is hard for really anyone to not associate with tragedy. coming up, we look at the anniversary effect and

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at 10:28, 102 minutes after being struck by flight 11, the north tower collapsed.up at hospitals to find nobody. here now is that moment of silence. [ bell tolling ] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> we're watching the remembrance of 9/11 taking place right now in new york city, at the site of ground zero. there's a lot that happens here, given that the attack happened in four separate places. the reading of the names, though, the names of those that died, 2,977 people were killed in the attacks overall. thousands more were injured. the reading of the names really captures the magnitude of this attack. willie geist, i talk about the reporters showing up at local hospitals during and right after the attack because i was one of them, and i could not believe that there was just nobody there. there were empty stretchers and people waiting and that's when i realized everybody was in the towers or in those planes where they had rushed in there to try and save lives, losing their own. >> yeah, that was so haunting. you are right to point that out which is the hospitals were on high alert acro

tonight, the final report into the grenfell tower fire, two more dates for oasis, and a mediaeval knight takes on the great northecent british history. on wednesday, more than seven years on, the public inquiry into the fire that destroyed grenfell tower published hey, i'm lola with the catchup. tonight, the final report into the grenfell tower fire, two more dates for oasis, and a mediaeval knight takes on the great north run. it was the worst disaster of its kind in recent british history. on wednesday, more than seven years on, the public inquiry into the fire that destroyed grenfell tower published its final report. it found that all 72 deaths were avoidable and the fire was a result of dishonest cladding and insulation companies, successive governments, and a lack of strategy by the fire service. speaking earlier, the prime minister apologised to the families. the country failed to discharge its most fundamental duty to protect you and your loved ones — the people that we are here to serve, and i am deeply sorry. a group representing survivors and the bereaved spoke just after the report was published. huma

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graduate, commuting to my first job near union square, manhattan, when the first plane hit the north tower46 a.m. we watched in horror as the city descended into chaos, first responders rushed in to save lives, too many never returned. the attack shattered our sense of security, never forget became the rallying cry for our troops entering afghanistan in pursuit of osama bin laden and al qaeda. we came together to support the recovery of our city and heal our country. new york eamericanned stronger -- emerged stronger with enhanced security, a fortified nypd and the creation of the department of homeland security. 23 years later, we approach a somber reality. that more fdny members have passed away from 9/11-related illnesses and cancers than from the attack on september 11, 2001. i have attended memorials and street namings for heros that made it home on 9/11 only to succumb to it years after. i will forever honor our pledge to never forget by working with representatives d'esposito, garbarino and others for our first responders and survivors fighting these illnesses by ensuring that it's

martyred and at least 8 were injured in an airstrike by the zionist regime on residential towers in beitlahia, north of the gaza strip. the southern areas of gaza, including the neighborhood. zeitoun was also targeted by cannonball attacks and a number of people were martyred and injured . the palestinian resistance fighters also targeted the artillery unit of the enemy sehniz in the netzarim axis with a mortar. zionist forces attacked the jalzoun camp in the north of ramallah and kidnapped at least 20 palestinians. the zionists also caused a lot of damage they imported people's property. hebron, nablus, jenin beitleh are also targets of the occupation forces' attacks. the zionists arrested more than 10 palestinians in these areas and destroyed public property and people's scenery . resistance forces in different areas. western intellectuals got involved with the invaders. in these clashes, a number of occupants were injured. an armored vehicle of the invaders was also targeted by the resistance. the zionist regime. since last week , it has started a new round of encroachment on the west bank and ha

martyred and at least 8 were injured in an airstrike by the zionist regime on residential towers in beitlahia, north of the gaza strip. southern areas of gaza from zaitoun neighborhood was also targeted by artillery attacks and a number of people were martyred and injured. palestinian resistance fighters also targeted the sahlanist enemy artillery unit in netsarim axis with mortars. zionist forces attacked the jalzoun camp in the north of ramallah and kidnapped at least 20 palestinians. the zionists also caused a lot of damage to people's property. hebron, nablus, jenin bethlehem are also the target of attacks by the occupying forces. the zionists arrested more than 10 palestinians in these areas and destroyed public property and people's homes . resistance forces in different areas of corona western they clashed with the invaders. in these clashes, a number of occupants were injured. an armored vehicle of the occupiers was also targeted by the resistance. since last week, the zionist regime has started a new round of encroachment on karuna bakhtiri and turned this area into a war zone. the ministry

shortly before 1am onjune 14th, a fire broke out in the 23—story tower block in north kensington, west all four sides by sam. as a result, 72 lives were lost. reporter kate lamble looks at the key events on the night of the fire. the fire at greenfield tower was first reported at 1254 when a man would 999 to report a fight in the kitchen offers flat, flat 16 on the fourth floor. phase one of the enquiry would later determine the fire was caused by faulty fridge freezer in the kitchen of that flat. within six minutes of that first 999 call firefighters arrived on the scene of grenfell tower. the flames quickly broke out of the flat and began spreading up the outside the east face of the tower. and rapidly climbing the building, with the buildings cladding fitted as part of a recent refurbishment which has already been identified as the primary cause of the rapid fire spread. by1:14am primary cause of the rapid fire spread. by 1:14am firefighters entered the kitchen of flat 16 and began efforts to extinguish the flames. around 30 minutes after the initial 999 call the fight reached the r

the towering bridge itself was ample evidence of a new day dawning in the north.seasons, trucks from dawson creek could travel to whitehorse. ♪♪ at intervals of about 100 miles there were relay stations, where the trucks were checked over and refueled. in the pioneering days, most of the fuel was shipped from dawson creek or brought in on tankers from skagway. with the completion of the project, with the refinery and network of pipelines, the alaska highway had its own fueling system. oil from norman wells refined at whitehorse and gasoline was pumped through supplementary pipelines from watson lake to fairbanks. by october, 1943, there was only one gap left in the highway. it was just east of the alaska-yukon border. on the 13th of october, the remaining gap was only a few hundred feet. there were two crews working forward each other. in this section, there was permanent ground frost, that meant the ground stayed frozen all summer long, down to a depth of 50 or 60 feet. if the surface cover was disturbed, the ground would thaw and become a quagmire. rock and grav

a decade earlier a fire swept through a tower block in north ayrshire.uiry says there were many opportunities to take action. when the coalition government came in, in 2010, ministers were told to cut red tape to free up business. the inquiry says this dominated thinking to such an extent that even matters affecting safety of life were ignored, delayed or disregarded. the fire service is also criticised as complacent for not planning and training for high—rise fires and for not changing its tape put policy sooner. for the families and survivors of grenfell tower, the inquiry paints a complex picture of collective human life was never a priority and we lost friends, neighbours and loved ones in the most horrific way, through greed, corruption, incompetence and negligence. the recommendations published today are basic safety principles that should already exist. 0n railings at the foot of the tower, the names of the 72 people who were killed. still, no—one has been held responsible for their deaths. 72 innocent people killed by incompetence, dishonesty and

in the middle vulnerable part, another tank, raising dust, moves to the north of the village, the komikat will hammer under the tower, not saving even the anti-drone net, or here on the road to the side. reward rushing armored personnel carrier kazak, in the freeze frame you can see, on the roof there is an antenna of the rap system, they do not work on this attack drone, after the first arrival the armored car stopped, and after the second it caught fire. after such an attack of drones, the militants in grodovka stopped so boldly rolling out on equipment, and this allowed the assault companies of atlanta to advance well in settlement. this is the unit of nato aid to ukraine that our fighters captured in the settlement of grodovka. this is an american 40 caliber easel grenade. it is heavy, it is very difficult to carry it alone, grodovka is called the gateway to the world of awards or dimitrov, this is how the city is marked on maps of the donetsk people's republic, just 5 km from the outskirts of the settlement there is one of the supply centers of the ukrainian armed forces group in donbass, fighters of the atlant

but inland, in a hotel in perry 12 miles north, there is trees everywhere, towers will be out for at week for many people just like with italian appeared and that was just last summer, 13 months ago that it surged for the same place, those big band of florida. and surge it was 7-12 feet big double whammy in about 13 months and everybody is prepared, the only folks that are maybe semihappy are mexico beach, panama city, they have ravaged by category five michael. they will not take the brunt of this guide will be here over to the west coast of florida. beheading and land and we will bleat safe and sound for coverage tomorrow here on fox news. >> neil: make that a priority my friend. just thinking that storm surge michael is talking about, that -- that is double his height, 1. i want to go right now to dhillon a lewis, fox whether meteorologist in tallahassee, how do things look there? >> great to have you kai gray to be here. so far it is not look too bad, it's very muggy and warm, temperatures today and like in the 90s, but you can feel this breeze almost a preview what is expected w

north. the southern end of the highway it isri 2275 feet long with suspension towers reaching 200 feet highin august, 1943. soldiers and construction workers and there were offices and officials representingit boh the united states and canada. there was a ribbon to bet cut t the crowd didn't need to be told of the importance of the occasion. the bridge itself was ample evidence of the new day dawning in the north. the lower half of the highway was finished. they could travel straight through. at intervals of about 100 miles there were relayti stations whee they were checked over and refueled. ♪♪ in the pioneering days most were brought up the insides passage. with the completion of the project was the network of pipelines and the alaska highway. oil would refine and gasoline was pumped through the all points on the highway. by october, 1943, there was only one gap left in the highway. it was east of the alaska uconn border. on the 13th of october, the remaining gap was only a fewun hundred feet. there were two crews working. in this section there was permanent ground that meant all summer l

looking outside right now from sales force tower, looking to the east, looking to the north, in is the fog that is rolling back through. a shallow marine layer. shallow fog layer within it. it will be making its way across the bay into the inland valleys, most of the inland valleys early tomorrow morning, the temperatures are warm out there right now. 99 in livermore, out dated. that was a 5:00 and has not caught up. close to the current temperature in livermore, the other numbers are correct. seven-days for santa rosa after you made it up to the lower 90s earlier. lower 80s in san jose and lower 60s in san francisco at 70 degrees in oakland. heading through the rest of tonight, the fog will push across the bay into the interior valleys of the north bay, the santa clara valley, it is still a short shallow marine layer, not climbing over the hills and making their way into the east bay. instead of that dissipating the fog the sun's energy will go to heats things up. above average once the fog dissipates. how long it will stick around having it on the temperatures. half a dozen degrees a

north of the village. kamikat will hammer under the tower, even the anti-drone net does not save.here on the road towards mirnograd rushes the armored personnel carrier kazak. you can see it in the freeze frame. on the roof there is an antenna of the rep system. they do not work on this attack drone. after the first arrival, the armored car stopped, and after the second it caught fire. the stormtroopers of the atlant battalion have repeatedly conveyed words of gratitude to omsk by radio, and now also on camera. many thanks to him. he has repeatedly helped the assault groups, he covered them with sky, and this is very important for us, if control over the sky were completely ours, then the success would be even greater. after such an attack by drones, the militants in grodovka stopped rolling out on vehicles so boldly, and this allowed the assault companies of atlanta to advance well in the village. this is the unit of nato aid to ukraine that our fighters captured in the village of grotovka. this is an american easel grenade launcher with a caliber of .40 mm, heavy, it is very dif

flies into the most vulnerable part, another tank, raising dust, moves north, kamikat settlement will be hammered under the towerthe anti-drone net is saving, or here on the road towards mirnograd the armored personnel carrier kazak is rushing, in the still frame you can see, there is an antenna of the rap system on the roof, they do not work on this attack drone, after the first arrival the armored vehicle stopped, and after the second it caught fire, the attack aircraft of the atlant battalion have already conveyed words of gratitude to omsk more than once by radio, and now also on camera, a huge thank you to him, he has repeatedly helped the assault groups, he covered them from the sky, and this is ... very important for us, if control over the sky is completely ours, then there will be even greater success. after such a drone attack, the militants in grodovka stopped rolling out on equipment so boldly, and this allowed the assault companies of atlanta to advance well in the village. this is the unit of nato aid to ukraine that our fighters captured in the village of grodovka. this is an american easel grenad

a decade earlier a fire swept through a tower block in north ayrshire.there were many opportunities to take action. when the coalition government came in, in 2010, ministers were told to cut red tape to free up business. the inquiry says this dominated thinking to such an extent that even matters affecting safety of life were ignored, delayed or disregarded. the fire service is also criticised as complacent for not planning and training for high—rise fires and for not changing its tape put policy sooner. forthe not changing its tape put policy sooner. for the families and survivors of grenfell tower, the inquiry paints a complex picture of collective failure every level. —— stay put policy. collective failure every level. -- stay put policy-— stay put policy. human life was never a priority _ stay put policy. human life was never a priority and _ stay put policy. human life was never a priority and we - stay put policy. human life was never a priority and we lost - never a priority and we lost friends, neighbours and loved ones in the most horrific way,

north and almost 12 months. his bola has trailed israel with more than 8000 rockets and more towers, and they stretch the r. besides, should be eliminated to allow around 70000 as really is come back to that home safely. so far though, we have to say that the north remains anything but safe. hayes row has also been on their attack since monday morning. id says more than 200 rockets were launched from lebanon, and had to northern and central parts of his ro, sirens were heard in and around the north, biggest city of high for that, his bullet, by the way, targeted for the 1st time since the seconds lebanese wore in 2006 and another indication of the serious escalation of the region, pentagon press secretary has repeatedly said that washington is sending a number of additional us military personnel forwards to expand the american forces . but already in the regions around $40000.00 troops. and we also hear that a number of american military vassals are also on their way to the area as announced for they are scheduled deployments. but we have to say that the time of their arrival speaks for itself. the clearly the tens