here i am talking about a certain limitation on the supply of crab from the northern basin. but this is such a small segment. but , well, in general, of course, there is a big problem that still requires adaptation. eh, long enough. this, of course, is connected with the implementation of our investment projects. and there, of course, is the main problem. it is connected with the fact that a lot of components for the construction of fields were presented from undestroyed countries, so a replacement will have to be found here. well, yes, after all, a course has been announced for e, technological sovereignty in the country. uh, how is it going in the industry, because, well , really, there is u import dependence, while it prevails over imports? i also understand german by renting components, well, precisely from the point of view components really have a lot of improdependence in a number of areas - this is the engine. i am a rapper's propulsion plants and processing equipment, and here a working group and a mission have been jointly created with the ministry of industry and

you can see rainfall transitioning into the northern rockies, the great basin well here in the bay area and the rest of california. we're in for a drier trend of weather ahead of us. 50's 60's for current temps. alameda right at 60 degrees. berkeley in conquered at 57 petaluma and santa rosa. you'll easily or coolest spots only in the low 50's right now. later on today, daytime highs will rise into the 80's for more and more of our inland areas. solid 70's along the bay shore. some 60's along the coast back to rain. all right, john, thanks for that update. let's get a look at your bridges heading into the city right now. a 7 minute ride. >> may's to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, one, 12 minutes heading across towards fun insulin. no issues on the eastbound side. we're to sandra felt host a one on one and 8 minute ride at a richmond. and let's go ahead and check on the wall. the golden gate bridge is a 37 to the toll is going to take about 20 minutes to make that commute. the time now for to 08:00am and oakland. police are in dire need of help as the city deals w

weeklong is now well out of the region, offering up its rain to the northern rockies as well as the great basin. that means for us. we are on our dry trend officially nothing but clear skies recently warm weather in the head of us in this forecast. 50's for most of our current temps, although petaluma down at 48 degrees. alameda sitting at 60 degrees right now. so some standouts for the cooler and warmer as we move into the afternoon. a few more of us inland will be in the 80's bayside areas in the 70's coastal spots in the 60's. so for your first day of fall, last moments of summer here, looking at a nice and warm one. lots of sunshine out there to help you miss and the sunshine, at least the rain that we can all imagine that it's still summer, ok? i'll keep that memory. some with me, don. >> all right. heading into the city right now, a 7 minute ride maze to 3 months. gx it. let's check on the san mateo bridge 80 to 101 about 12 minutes for you. the riches center fell tulsa, 1, 1, 8, minute ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls is going to take in 19 minutes. california is creating

showers now having moved up into the great basin and the northern rockies and our trajectory here across the bay area in the state in general is nothing but sunshine in the forecast. 50's and 60's for current temps. alameda right at 60 degrees. berkeley, san francisco in concord hanging out of the cool. 57 right now. >> for right hitting the roads today. if you are traveling into the city right now, 7 minutes maze to that fremont street exit for you to make that drive this morning. san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, 1, 7, things are still pretty light out there and across our highways. 101. just a 26 minute ride traveling from 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain 5 o'clock in the east bay, oakland, police are in need of help as the city is dealing now with. >> 4 shootings that killed people in the last 3 days. city leaders are looking for ways to handle a reduced this violent crime that they've been seeing this map shared by the police shows more than 160 possible gunfire i

the rainfall has made its way to the northern rockies and the great basin. so we're set for a dry forecast really, from this point forward, at least for the foreseeable future 40's and 50's for current temps, redwood city and santa rosa. the coolest of spots at 49 while oakland and concord sitting at 55 right now, i've got your first weekend of fall forecast. still to come, right, tom, thank you for that little a busy morning. no major accidents on our bridges. so that's the good news. 21 minutes for you to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. >> the san mateo bridge, have major issues yesterday. a different picture today. 19 minutes, 8.80, heading across to 101 and the eastbound side of the bridge. also moving at the limit. 13 minutes, richmond center fell bridge tolls to 101 there and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, a 20 minute ride during a james. back to you. thank you. reyna 71 in the east bay, oakland. police are in dire need of help. they are dealing with a wave of violence. there were 4 people shot and killed just the last 3 da

and then the usual crop of showers just ran. northern parts of the amazon basin is pushing up to northern areas of brazil towards that venezuela, serene arm, guyana french kind of seeing some wet weather as well down towards the southeast of brazil. it does turn dryer and brighter as we go on through our satch day. that area class started to slip out into the south atlantic. dry not bright enough upon us. there's with a top temperature of round 19 degrees celsius and not see bad across the caribbean at the moment. so a lot of find out a lot of sunshine, but we are keeping a close our system just out into that eastern side of the region just out into the atlantic that may well develop into a tropical system over the next hour. so i could bring some very heavy rain towards the yeah, less or antilles. meanwhile, central parts of america say some really heavy rain at the moment as pushing up towards a good part of central and northern mexico. we have recently, season flooding. i saw official airline of the journey ah ah safer than he'd been home and then he international anti corruption excel

that's good to the north and east of us now for the northern rockies and the great basin leaving us with the consistently dry forecast as we push into the new season. right now we're in the 50's oakland hayward in berkeley. jeff. 57, some low 50's in the north bay. while alameda right at 60 reyna. john, thank you for that. well, a difference from yesterday and today we have. >> less traffic out there at this hour. a 12 minute ride. the meteor lights are on here at the bay bridge approach. so just give yourself a little at a time. no issues along the san mateo bridge today, 12 minutes 80 to 101, as you head across towards the peninsula. all richmond center fell commute a 7 minute right holes to one on one and 101, in the south bay traveling up from 85 in menlo park. 31 minutes to 18. 82 both at the limit. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. we're over here. 601 right now in the east bay, oakland, police stay need help. there have been 4 people have been killed, shooting deaths in 3 days and they're searching for ways to keep up with those violent crime. you see this map and all o

that rainfall we saw with the system's pushed off into the northern rockies and the a great basin leaving us behind with nothing but dry skies. not just today, not just this weekend, but really well into next week, too. as for current temperatures still in the 50's to 60's. but we're starting to show signs of warming up ahead of what will be a comfortably warm afternoon and a pretty hot weekend just around the corner. we'll talk about it. still to come, tom, thank you for that. well, we were tracking a hot spot along the richmond. sandra fell bridge an accident. >> right near main street as your exiting the bridge. and it looks like drive times are now going down there. up to 40 minutes now. 26 minutes that lets you know they're making some progress on clearing things out. a 24 minute ride into the city maze to that fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge had some major delays yesterday. now at around. 25 minutes 80 to 101. and if you are traveling along 1, 1, in the south bay. 62 minutes heading from 85 into menlo park. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain on 901. and the e

now up in the northern rockies and up into the great basin. so we're left with sunshine. and that's all we've got as we make our way through the rest of this forecast right now, it's pretty chilly. redwood city at 49 degrees. oakland at 59 in san francisco. a 57 so definitely get those jackets on this morning. you can dress for fall right now. but later today, you want to get those jackets away from you as we do warm things up. i'll talk about the details in your forecast. john, thank you for that. well, you can see in the right where traffic is starting to pick up. if you're hopping on 5.80, or 80. >> crockett down towards the maze about 37 to 40 minutes. we had an earlier accident enrichment. that is clear now that was right off of nick fry. may's to that fremont street exit 30 minute ride heading into the city across the bay bridge, san mateo bridge at those major issues yesterday today. no accidents or hazard. 33 from 80 to 101. a richmond sandra fell bridge about a 15 minute ride at a richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's going to take you about

and then the usual crop a shower, just run northern parts of the amazon basin just pushing up to northern areas of brazil to ward st. venezuela. serene arm, guyana, french, kind of seeing some wet weather as well. down towards the southeast to brazil. it does turn dryer and brighter as we go on through our satch de that area class started to slip out into the south atlantic. dry not bright enough upon a stairs with the top temperature of ram 19 degrees celsius and not see bad across the caribbean at the moment. so a lot of fine, well, a lot of sunshine, but we are keeping a close our system just out into that eastern side of the region just out into the atlantic that may well develop into a tropical system over the next hour. so i could bring some very heavy right towards the yeah, lesser antilles. meanwhile, central parts of america save some really heavy rain at the moment as pushing up towards a good part of central and northern mexico. we have recently seasoned flooding. ah, the frank assessments, how much support is there if it's street protests that we've seen in jail across the res

the air-quality sensors on the northern edge of the tahoe basin are all reading in the hazardous casualtys about as bad as i can get. we we should all see that. all youd is a shift in the wind. it wouldn't be as bad as to hold but that smoke is going to try to come our way. let me show you you a couple things. first off, the context. which is the fire? the mosquito fire. everybody says it is near tahoe. it is pry far technically. it is over in the foothills. if you go up 80, colfax, forest hill. that fire l have some room to run over the next few days. this is the sky at home today. you can see the haze. thankfully for us, the smoke that is getting here -- and when we look at this in the, the forecast, the smoke that is getting here is mainly in the upper levels. you will see that tomorrow. this guy is going to look red tomorrow at sunrise. we we will have a lot of smoke. down at ground level, thankfully, do you see this greenline? the ground level smoke is going to get mostly scoured out from this. watch what happens tomorrow afternoon. afternoon. onshore wind helps us us out in a big wa

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basin. it is not transparent, as a rule, and the northern part is lakes, reservoirs, which were formed as aesult of the retreat of the glacier. and there is crystal clear water. that's why it's here specificity, uh, and that means that these underwater shootings, of course, should be carried out where yes, to clean the life of a documentary filmmaker. she often puts it under completely extreme conditions. sometimes, even life-threatening, you had such documentary shootings, films that, well , could lead to tragic consequences. well, probably every shooting of tahiti is such a danger to itself, any shooting, even the most one, seemed like that. well, she's not dangerous. i filmed in the area of ​​the accident at the chernobyl nuclear power plant. this was the eighty-sixth year. i went like an author the cameraman to shoot a story for, e, the pioneer of belarus magazine, i was interested in the topic, the ecology of nature, children and environmentalists in the khvoynik region. we were there april 29th. here, and thumped on the twenty-sixth of april. but no one really knew anything about this

trawlers of this project can fish in the southern seas and in the pacific basin, but they are designed specifically for work in northerns. winter steering group has ice class ice-3 hull set reinforced to class ark, 4 the norwegian sea can easily break through a 30 cm ice crust and literally not notice broken ice floes up to 70 cm thick. even 10 years ago, the construction of such ships in russia was considered something fantastic the entire fish industry was going through a very difficult time for the fleet. after all , the shipyards were idle it was then that the shelves of our stores were filled with imported fish last a chance to revive the dying industry was the investment program, so they began to allocate them only to those companies that agreed to invest in the development of not only their own business, but the entire state. the sailors. there is a concept of turning about a workbench. this is a maneuver in which the ship changes course, moving against the wind, just such a turn was made by the industry in 2016, when vladimir putin signed the law on the introduction of investment quotas , fishermen and shipbuil

in the air because smoke is moving into the northern plains and plain states, very poor air quality for the interior northwest and down toward the grace basin news and we're not getting moisture we need in areas that need to see that. potential for heavy rain for california and four corners that is going to help wildfire danger and the fact we've had warm temperatures for weeks on end. this area of low pressure moves into the north and southwest, we will get some of that toward northwest to help firefighters, flood alerts are impressive for millions of folks. we had a tornado storm in queens today that dissipated. it was doppler radar indicated rotation. we will see heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, warning around the dc area. northeast is volatile this afternoon and this morning as you head in. foxweather.com. >> todd: we were surf on the way in today. >> janice: be careful. >> carley: illinois getting ready to eliminate cash bail joins states that will release criminals with just a promise to show up for trial. patrick windhorst joins me now. no more cash bail, not for violent crimes, right? no state would do that. >> in illinois, we have

basins and aquifers. we can get out and help disadvantaged communities gain access to new water sources. california is running out of water. there's 1000 dry wells in northernl is not the solution anymore, we need to find alternative ways to find water and allocated to the people in need. >> the plan is to create 200 million gallons of drinking water by 2025. >> floating piece of history has new life among -- along the embarcadero. we were at the christening today of the ferry. it took a couple of tries, but the mayor finally christened the ship with champagne. the ferry has been renovated and will serve as the headquarters for the bay area council. it was first launched in 1924 and it holds a lot of history. >> one of the greatest companies in the world was built on this boat. famous logos like coca-cola were designed on this boat. the rolling stones were on this boat they had really good parties. i don't know for could batch all of that, but we can do something. >> the roof deck has been redone as well. it features a garden that will be open to the public. let's get the rolling stones back on board. [laughter] that would be awesome. >> it was a nice day o

foreign trade needs of our large country in all sea basins with an integrated fleet, which is also necessary for year-round navigation along the northernan regime reportedly lost huge forces during the so-called battle of kherson according to preliminary estimates, more than in 14-15 years in the debaltsevo ilovaisky boilers. taken together , these numbers are growing, our war correspondent yevgeny poddubny is still trying to continue the offensive . the kiev regime continues to send personnel to certain death throughout the battle for kherson, now it is better to call it a massacre. kherson has a suicidal counteroffensive. vsu. it's on for the sixth. day. the enemy has local successes , of course, for which the regime is already very expensive paid, and some of which quickly turned from success into a real disaster. the last figures for the current day alone in the south, the enemy lost 150 soldiers, officers, 11 tanks, 17 infantry fighting vehicles, 10 armored vehicles and one aircraft. this is the su-25 attack aircraft, attacks have not stopped for the sixth day, and in the first two, the losses of the apu were many times higher. an

northern california. nya lake tahoe, of course to see what they can expect that nothing, says lake tahoe for labor day like a ride over the tahoe basinthousands of people embark upon it expected to be busy for sure. if you want to go out to any beaches, i would probably recommend getting out there early because they do fill up very fast. at the tahoe keys marina. plenty of people took to the sky and the water before what's traditionally one of the busiest weekends of the year. add to that one of the hottest of the year in many places, and people who work in this town say this is just the beginning. people have already been putting in their boats this week, getting ready to beat the crowd for the weekend. and you know it's the last weekend of summer, so and it's gonna be hot, hot, even for tahoe, where temperatures are expected to be in the eighties, much better than valley temps, according to well, everyone we talked to but still worthy of a cool plan. we're going to get in that water. we're going to stay in the water and stay under the umbrella, and that's how we're going to stay cool. that's right . palacios and tiffany galvin are

around the los angeles basin today, this is our actual radar, picking up some light precipitation around reno beckett through the high sierra . otherwise that rain is missing northernanta rosa 84 today just about three degrees above that, otherwise everybody else is pretty spot on, if not even just a couple degrees. below average. how about that tri valley at 84 degrees 79 in napa 69 san francisco 78 degrees of redwood city, backing through atherton into woodside wins today, west and northwest to 15 mph tonight that is some good sleeping weather in santa rosa 51 mid fifties in san jose, wrap it around in cupertino, campbell and also around the rose garden district around the peninsula today. well later on tonight in the fifties. today in the seventies, here's your extended forecast. we do call for gradual cooling all the way through wednesday and below average temperatures each and every day through sunday, ali thank you roberto assad during the 49ers game, chicago is getting hit with heavy rain and flooding coming up in the next hour. how long that heavy rain is expected to last. and did you know a baby was once born on bart, you've got some more fun facts about b

we're looking at flooding rain in portions of the west, namely nevada, also utah, northern portions of arizona to the great basin, the rockies as well. we could see some rain also in florida. let's start in the west. a flood watch. that's where you see the green here flash flood warnings this morning. that's where you see the red that's because we're looking at really heavy rain falling in spots. the orange and red, those are the torrential downpours also seeing lightning, hearing that thunder woo goering to continue to see rounds of showers and storms as we head throughout the day that could lead to flash flooding lly 3ocales temperatures in the 60s. 69 in green bay. and 70s in chicago it was a hot summer in the west, that heatwave. we'll look at the numbers in just a bit >> thank you, michelle >>> police in new york had a spectacular view while patrolling at sea. special ops officers patrolling queens rockaway beach snapped these photos of a whale. thanks to conservation efforts, whale sightings have become much more frequent many this area >>> overnight of boston's northeastern university was rocked by an exp