exhibition of silhouettes of old minsk is dedicated to the history and life of the citizens of northern lane and grushevsky suburb. under the roof of one of the three recreated houses there is an exhibition of personal belongings of several. furniture, documents and photographs, the dishes presented are interesting, this includes kuznetsov porcelain, for example, a decanter from the moltsov factories, a samovar, of course, this is the head of the table, against which, yes, you can imagine yourself, chipping the andrievskys, their cutlery especially... the attention of visitors, especially younger ones, boxes from monpans, one of them by the legendary manufacturer landrin, in principle, the colorful complex is located near bagushevich square, in addition to the recreated buildings, the museum includes several houses in their original form, including 1910 year, also in the museum corner there are paintings by golina azgur and graphic works by belarusian authors. more news. you can also follow developments in the country and the world together with rel on our social networks or in the mobile ap

the end of next year , now it is possible that parts of it , for example, the completion of the northern laneappen. even the traffic lane of the plane is a special bridge this means that this expertise and technique is at our disposal with which we can build a bridge that has traffic between two runways. our aircraft is in the first phase , god willing, by the end of next year, but the plan that we made and the request that the employer has from us is that to discuss the preliminary works of phase two, what does it mean, for example, the discussion of the terminal, the design of which has been completed, the final stages of the core of the main terminal , which is 410,000 square meters, we can start discussing its foundation, for example, it has different parts that we, like you, we are an independent area, for example, we implemented the airport subway we continued, we went as far as chi or qatar, the fast road that has been moved for him, from where he passes tehran, isfahan, where i am active, the section of isfahan's tribe, as well as the sections where, for example, the connection to the

in the east, so that they really begin to fully take advantage of the opportunities that the northern sea lanerovides. meanwhile, the west is trying to impose on the world market compliance with the price ceiling for russian oil, so according to the financial times, the european union wants denmark to take on responsibilities for monitoring compliance with the price ceiling on oil, because about 60% of russian seaborne oil exports go through the danish straits. brussels believes that it is necessary to inspect tankers, as well as check the availability of western insurance, and in case of violations, block the passage. in copenhagen they replied that they have very limited capabilities for this; according to the law, in order to be inspected, ships must pose a threat to the environment ; it will also be difficult to deal with insurance , experts say, when we insure and place insurance on tankers and other marine vessels ships, it’s just quite difficult to look at them even with... the consent and, so to speak, the full assistance of the policyholder, because they are constantly cruising somewh

northern gaza. is there any forces lane seats to it? i could go up to reports in the car dues of golf in the nation hospital. there is no dignity left for the sick and the injured no safety for the from these displaced by is really a tax. is really tons on snipers have deceased the hospital. those trying to leave have reportedly come on this really file. yeah, because you either send us home or send us to the graveyard. enough is enough. the mazda center was thrown on the ground and we can't even bury them. we can't go out the hospital because these ratings will kill us. it's a catastrophe. on monday the hospitals came on to a direct attack. at least 12 people were killed. the. this is the operation room. there is no power but from god in the past. look here, this is a massacre. this is a child. this is another man. a lady is here also and the hundreds of people inside the hospital, there is no water medicine or oxygen supplies, just fear of certain death. the situation is catastrophic. martyrs everywhere. my son is on the floor with un

northern gaza. is there any forces on lane seach to it for you? i could go to reports in the car dues of golf course in the nation hospital. there is no dignity left for the sick and the injured no safety for the from these displaced by is really a tax. is really tons on snipers have deceased the hospital. those trying to leave have reportedly come on this really file. yeah, because you either send us home or send us to the graveyard. enough is enough. the mazda city was thrown on the ground. we can't even bury them. we can't go out the hospital because these ratings will kill us. it's a catastrophe. on monday the hospitals came on to direct attack. at least 12 people were killed. the, this is the operation room. there is no power but from god in the past. look here, this is a massacre. this is a child. this is another man. a lady is here in the hundreds of people inside the hospital, there is no water medicine or oxygen supplies. just few of sudden death. the, the situation is catastrophic. martyrs everywhere. my son is on the floor with dated or

drivers who are heading here to northern california from southern california are dealing with some major delays right now. >> 2 left lanes of northbound interstate 5 are closed at the grapevine following a big rig crash. as you can see, scattered debris all over the freeway. the crash was first reported 4 hours ago, but there is no estimated time for when the lanes will be cleared and reopened. caltrans says traffic is backed up 20 miles. let's take a live look outside and no problem at all. on the golden gate bridge. a beautiful evening out it's been beautiful pretty much all week long and >> hoping that thanksgiving stays the same. but i know, lawrence, you've been talking about wind one. is that picking up? yeah, that's going to be issue and trucks. that could be a big issue winds very gusty outside as we head in toward tomorrow afternoon. >> and continuing into friday, out the door right now, you see those clouds move in weak cold front trying to slide in the bay area right now. but it's a dry front. that means we're going to be left without any raindrops just some passing clouds overnight. tonight. but out of the ai

lanes will be clear to reopen. of course, that's a major artery between northern southern california. caltrans says traffic is backed up for 20 miles. another big turn of events at former ceo sam altman, who was just ousted 5 days ago is now returning. >> to the company and he'll answer to a different board of directors and the one that fired him, experts say, although the internal conflict openai appears to be over, it's still not clear where their technology goes from here stephanie lin explains. >> it's the end of a day's long power struggle that shook the tech industry and showcase the conflicts around how to safely build artificial intelligence. san francisco based openai saying in a statement late tuesday they reached an agreement for sam altman to return to the company as ceo with a new board. that announcement coming just one day after microsoft announced it is hiring altman. nearly all of open ai 770 employees vow to go with him. a letter that was >> circulated openai is lpemployees basically said most of the company would leave if altman and the didn't come back in the board

and they have a separate this between the gods, a city and the northern part to as well as between in the south and part of the costa lane slave, according to the local and the weakness that one of the most of your land that might make the ongoing is it a, as tax mainly and tell in how they do in value, how i neighbors who as a tune as well. and then some neighborhoods in the north and, and parts which and get deeply affected. a bad sake only you call it states and mainly in the people who are now stuck inside a garza and they cannot even leave the, the guy that's sitting. and he didn't answer then it sounds kind of pause and so the claim all define claims all defined that it's been, it's probably thing come on and fighting, and the fighters of how much. but as we saw on the ground that most of the casualties all the civilians and others in the most of the casualties where children and woman as well as a godly people into the is it a ne, army forces have 40 instead of getting together see the last in line to and this means and that the dozens of was on. so who refused to leave it at houses and it's a place to, to 1005 of

northern rivers, because one of the main tasks was to supply the village. and that is, figuratively speaking, narrow tubes were trodden, precisely to these places, now we need a broadband or multi-lanee significantly increased their displacement, their draft has significantly increased, 70% of the northern sea route - these are depths of up to 30 m, as they say in... these are special navigation conditions, and also the ice situation: the power of the northern ice is too great and it needs to be countered by another force - the power of icebreakers. currently , about a dozen icebreakers of various classes are actively being built in russia, the most powerful of them are nuclear, the world's largest serial double-draft nuclear icebreakers of the 4.2.0 series are being built at the baltic shipyard in st. petersburg. three are already in operation, two more are being completed. this is the icebreaker yakutia. it's already down . and from the inside it looks like a huge anthill, where thousands of workers fill the iron hull with everything necessary for navigation and work. there are 33,500 tons, a huge number of rooms, 1,350 rooms, in each room there is a huge number of systems , cable

northern runway , will happen . well, they are talking about the cargo tunnel. it is possible that he can build a bridge with him to have traffic between the two lanes. the plane is in the first phase, god willing , by the end of next year, but the plan that we have made and the request that the employer has from us is that for the discussion of the preliminary works of the phase if both start, what does it mean, for example, the discussion of the terminal that was designed. the final stages of the core of the main terminal, which is 41,000 square meters, we will be able to start, for example, the discussions of the foundation and it, well , it has different parts that we are based in that area, for example, we implemented the airport subway and continued to go until what or the fast route that is installed for it, which passes through tehran, isfahan, which is active, its isfahan section, and also the sections that, for example, are connected to the azad network, which we implemented in the southern belt, these are all connected, and god willing, the airport will become a very good hub. you are at least a country with the capacities that the country

toll lanes may soon be coming to a new stretch of highway in northern california. add toll lanes on interstate 80. and here's live pictures. a look at san francisco at this very moment. our cameras are there. the roads are wet and they're slippery because it rained during the night and it's still raining in some areas. we're checking on that commute for you and looking for any trouble spots as you get ready to head out the door. >> from ktvb. fox two news this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to the new york stock exchange, you have some bears, pam. yeah, a reindeer, i believe. build-a-bear workshop bringing that opening bell this morning. the company reports earnings this week. they're also celebrating the charitable work that they do. build-a-bear has promised to donate 1 million books and 100,000 bears by 2027. one of the main goals, in addition to providing comfort to children in need, is improving children's literacy levels. so that's nice. good news on the economy. also a strong gdp report just released taking stocks up this morning. wow,

northern garza and fling on foot carrying whatever they can. but as an official reports, many fear they will never be able to return back to the homes. the lane stretches, bank kilometers back is spot is the i can see a wave of humanity leaving behind what the youth working towards unsafe some too young to know why this is happening, but they'll never be liked to forget most of upside or they have, you know, it is a difficult situation. this is my son. he's 50 days old and like my wife and children are willing to him and what the situation is hard like when it god is the only one who can help us and we're cost it. we have walked a long distance and we still do not know how much further we have to walk. they move together their safety and numbers for know told by the israelis to leave northern guys at the craft what the code the got the residence of lives. abandoned walking past the shelves of homes, of communities, of places the new but no longer recognize the ghosts of the past. echo in the footsteps, memories of 1948 the titan palestinians called the neck, bought the catastrophe, forced from their homes at the beginning of the state of isra

northern rivers. because one of the main tasks was to supply the villages, that is, they were trampled figuratively speaking, narrow tubes, exactly to these places, now we need a broadband or multi-lane the ships have significantly increased their displacement, the draft has significantly increased, now in russia about a dozen icebreakers of different classes are actively being built, the most powerful of these, nuclear, the world's largest serial double-draft nuclear icebreakers of the 4.2.0 series are being built at the baltic shipyard in st. petersburg, three are already in operation, two more are being completed. this is the icebreaker yakutia. it has already been launched and from the inside looks like a huge anthill, where thousands of workers fill the iron hull with everything necessary for swimming and work. there are 33,500 tons, a huge number of premises, 1,350 premises. each room has a huge number of systems, and cable routes , pipelines, etc., etc., that is , a very large labor intensity is involved - in this project, 6 years pass from laying to delivery of such an icebreaker, which gives an idea of ​​the scale of construction. this is what the completion of an icebreaker

here back in place and here i original of where the lane for granitew schoolhouse, which many of you ve on it to get here, is. that's on the northern end of where the property is. so the is pretty much unchanged changed and not only our union surgeons are going to find this very accessible they're going to find it very desirable. but troops camping are going to find flat areas out here for in the camp. they're going to find water in much the union fifth army corps camped here on the morning of july 2nd before they went to fight in the wheat field in a little round top and on the south into the battlefield very possible. joshua chamberlain camped on this property and e the different divisions were located barns crawford divisions of the fifth union ard here in the action on july 2nd, 1863, the moment the shooting starts here on the first day to about a moment happens, the surgeons from the different union army corps are riding south east because the first shots of the battlefield are out the north. the town right there, riding back here, looking where, can we set up a hospital now? some of these hospitals like the lutheran theologic

northern estuaries. because one of the main tasks was supplying the villages. that is , figuratively speaking, narrow paths were trodden, precisely to these places. now we need a broadband or multi-lane draft has increased significantly. construction is currently underway in russia. icebreakers of different classes, the most powerful of them are nuclear, the largest in world serial double-draft nuclear icebreakers of the 420 series are being built at the baltic shipyard in st. swimming and work. there are 33,500 tons , a huge number of rooms, 1,350 rooms, in each room there is a huge number of systems, and cable routes, pipelines, etc., etc., that is, a very large labor intensity is involved. in that project, from laying to delivery of such an icebreaker takes 6 years, which gives an idea of ​​the scale of construction. this is what the completion of an icebreaker on the water looks like. in its process , the appearance of the surface part of the vessel, including superstructures, is finally formed. this is a huge construction site. it is no coincidence that experts say that as an object, an icebreaker is more complex than a spaceship. each shipyard has its own set of competencies. t

all southbound lanes of that section of 680 will be closed tonight, tomorrow and sunday from 9 p.m. until 4 a.m. river otters bite a man a dozen times in a northern california lake with wildlife. >> experts are saying about this encounter and oakland making its last pitch to keep the a's from leaving the town. we'll hear from oakland's mayor in a little bit later. the proposal coming from bay area scientists to fight climate change along california's coast and beyond but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain diseases caused by hpv. including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infection. your doctor may recommend screening for certain hpv-related cancers. women still need routine cervical cancer screenin

lane on the eastbound side. and traffic doesn't look too bad. again, t >> 8.13, and the first facility in the u.s. that removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is now open and it's in northern california. this company is launching a project called heirloom and it's based in tracy. they say they pull carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and they can store it in limestone rocks, representatives of the company say it's got to really make a difference. >> we have been polluted with carbon our since the industrial revolution. and you cannot pollute to sacked with facility is the closest thing we have to a time machine because i think turn back the clock and climate change. >> but removing the fuel to already spewed into the atmosphere. >> is that amazing it right now. we just 100,000 of those right world. because here's how much they say they can do. they can remove it 1000 metric. tons of carbon dioxide per year. >> and then >> they store the co 200 a co 2 underground in its embedded in concrete. >> don't know what happens with is it going to do something outside? we can start putting that perhaps as like phil to create more land. >> cool. we have a housing crisis, right? you cou

play lanes, look at this, were forced to go around as they struggled to land safely during heavy winds. >> and the met office says it will continue to impact scotland and parts of northern> joining us now is jim dale, senior meteorologist at british weather services. good to see you, jim. good morning. is it going to get easier for people today then? what can we expect? >> i think everything's starting to move away now. so the last embers of kieran, kieran , i'm embers of kieran, kieran, i'm going to i'm going to stop at that point . going to i'm going to stop at that point. is it kiran or kiira than kiran ? than kiran? >> i thought. >> i thought. >> i thought. >> i see eamonn holmes knows all about this and i'm sure he said it was kieran. >> yeah, it could be chevron as well. that's something that meteorologists are putting in their chevron. you their storm. chevron. did you get you see where i'm get that? no. you see where i'm going? fossil fuels, all the rest of oh, i see. oh yeah. rest of it. oh, i see. oh yeah. >> storm storm. anyway storm kieran on topic. >> storm storm. anyway storm kie yeah. on topic. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> back topic. yeah she's on. >> back on to

authentic exhibition silhouettes of old minsk is dedicated to the history and life of the citizens of northern lane grushevsky suburb. there is an exhibition under the roof of one of the three recreated houses. this is kuznetsov porcelain, for example , a decanter from the moltsov factories, a samovar, of course, this is the head of the table, against which you can imagine yourself - drinking the andrievskys, and their cutlery is especially attractive...