here in nova scotia and new brunswick.ing down as crews are out trying to repair the outages we have sunny skies even breezy to move and repair this outages. lee traveled from the coast of africa thousands of miles of the overthe course of nearly two we. it was a category five. for years to come with it for all the different scenarios from hurricane comment to tropical storm commented post- tropical cyclone. lee, one for the books. >> fox weather robert ray in nova scotia thank you. and, as the remnants of lee move away from canada a new tropical storm is forming in the atlantic this week of a fox by that meteorologist here and now it was more on storm. >> it is still active across the entire tropics as they the heate energy is still there. we are still only about 55 -- 60 through the hurricane season nigel currently sits. could be the next named system. also it happen with nigel good news here as we show this system. sixty-five mile-per-hour winds is way out to see it's going to actually stay way out to sea. this is the f

robert ray in car mouth, nova scotia. to rick reichmuth and what we can look at, what's left of lee and what may be coming down the pipe. rick, what are yes -- we looking at? rick: we have a lot of hurricane season ahead of us, some stuff looking active maybe, potentially towards the coastline. center of the storm, as ray was just saying -- robert was just saying, it's going to stay well offshore. the one piece of good news is we've kind of had a can cold front move through, there's dry canner air in the atmosphere, is so this rain is a lot of it evaporating, and it's not that deep, heavy, tropical moisture. so rainfall totals from eastern massachusetts and much of new england will be held down because the moisture isn't as rich than a typical tropical system. we still have the very strong winds with it, hurricane force winds where you see that red and where you see the yellow, tropical storm force winds. that's our story over about the next 6 hours. it's it's moving really fast at this point, about 25 miles an hour in it

there is also askania-nova. by the way, seven thousand hectares of territory are currently burning.erve unique reserve i i am not talking about the unique ecological ecosystem of the dnieper river and the mouth of the dnieper where you are simply in for biologists it was zara and p- to observe entire ecosystems, especially birds and not only. so this cherished and unique zone fa- in fact many billions of damages have been inflicted on it and how we will come out of this after the victory , so far it is even difficult to guess, we also remember that in fact , absolutely wild things are happening in these temporarily occupied territories, and this is also against the background of a beautiful picture, because they are building a picture about the fact that allegedly in the part of the kherson region, which they call the new abrogation, the russian lands will be the kherson regional council. and now they are playing elections and maybe we can turn the page together. the first day of the 10 days during which these elections are supposed to take place, now the first day of the so-called

>> it's starting to approach portions of nova scotia. the southern bands are starting to hit parts of the u.s. this is a live look at bar harbor, maine. you can see the rain dotting the camera from time to time. also the trees in the background. the winds are starting to pick up across this region and in maine in general. the bands are starting to slide in across the coastal regions here of that down east maine region and that's going to continue throughout much of the afternoon. the heavy rain bands pushing in toward new brunswick and nova scotia, canada. even though it's transitioned to post-tropical cyclone lee, the impacts remain the same. you're looking at gusts of up to 100 miles per hour. the storm is faster, moving to the north at 25 miles per hour. it's expected to make landfall in portions of nova scotia in the next few hours. again, when we continue to track a lot of the winds, you'll notice a lot of the winds are going to be strongest on the eastern side. the winds are going to focus over portions of nova scotia, whereas, the

karina nova, abc seven news. >> all right, karina, thank you.ew details, a second gun recovered and another suspect charged today in connection with a shooting at oakland's skyline high school. the school was on lockdown tuesday after a report of shots being fired. classes were canceled yesterday. police today said they arrested a third person. all are under 18. investigators will not say if the suspects are students. officers responded to the school tuesday morning but did not find any shooting victims. no injuries were reported. oakland poli alsinvestigating a homicide that happened just before 5:00 this morning.fice rg on embarcadero west where they found a psuffing from a gunshot wound. this was near the restaurant, nieto's backyard and the jack london aquatic center. the person wen to the hospital where they were pronounced dead. so far, their identity has not been released. >> today, governor gavin newsom announced that he is beefing up the state's drug enforcement efforts at the mexican border. the goal is to help battle the fentanyl cris

kakhovka, occupied by russia , nova kakhovka was under fire today on the residential area of ​​sokilould have fallen , the mayor of the city, volodymyr kovalenko, told radio svoboda about this, what information do you have that you can tell what happened there, the new purchase is not under fire and until the occupiers become active , the temporarily occupied territory is not a settlement - it is the peaceful inhabitants of novaya kakhovka this is the life of our ukrainians, and the ukrainian defense forces do not work in battle order in populated areas and residential areas , unlike the occupiers, who are running a carpet along the right bank, covering agricultural and residential areas with fire and social infrastructure, in contrast to how our security forces operate we are working aimed at specific targets of the enemy where it is precisely measured that they are clusters and there is no local population, and today such an incident occurred, which, in principle, is quite typical of occupation troops, once again trying to attack boryslav oblast with tactical aviation, they sent gu

the latest on lee with robert ray in nova scotia. >> neil, hello from the southern point of nova scotiarmouth as post -lee is moving. we're in a high tide cycle, neil, so the water has been pushing in over the rocky shores of nova scotia as we have been reporting all morning. we just had a gust of nearly 50 miles per hour here up in halifax, nearly 73 miles per hour. that's almost hurricane strength, even though we're not discussing it as a hurricane anymore, regardless. the impacts will feel substantial. well over 100,000 people are out of power, with the peninsula. power companies cannot get out until this wind dies down and that's not going to happen until well into tomorrow. the potential for landfall is very, very intense as the wind kicks up. we may get a landfall here in yarmouth or in this area, but depending on what lee does at this point or it may go into the bay of fundy which separates new brunswick, canada and nova scotia, regardless the impacts are significant, power outages are happening and as you can see, the swells are coming in over the rocky shores. here we go with w

it's going to hit nova scotia, but it is close enough, over the next 3 days or so. it's headed to the west of bermuda. it looks more ragged than it has the last couple of days, starting to lose organization. the wind is down to 85 miles per hour. it will continue tracking straight to the north of the next couple of days. let us look at the forecast path. it is down to a category 1 hurricane. what we can and become post-tropical before it makes landfall on the tip of is a scotia saturday afternoon, but it will still have have any mile-per-hour sustained wind at that point, and strong enough that the circulation around this as it is a pretty nova scotia is going to send those waves towards the coast of new england, maine, new hampshire, massachusetts in particular. will kick up huge waves in the bay of fundy , right between nova scotia and mainland canada. he continues to track to the northeast and weekends and gets caught up in the overall flow of weatherman of the northern hemisphere, and that is going to be it for what was once a category 5 hurricane. mercifully it

rachel: robert ray is in nova scotia right now. robert, good morning.outh, nova scotia at the southern end of this peninsula and look behind me as lee is making its way up. see the wave action here in the yarmouth sound. take a look if you can. we're going to have to retreat from this location soon as high tide is making its way in at about 11:15 a.m. and we're an hour ahead here what that means is it's not getting its energy from the water temperatures. it's getting it from the mix of hot and cold atmospheric air and this is going to get more intense with huge swells happening in the atlantic and moving into the yarmouth sound and you can see the action meameauxing in on this rocky shoreline and we see wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour thus far and we could see a hurricane strengths wind gust up to 70 miles per hour. we just don't know yet. a land fall will occur, guys between 11:00 a.m. atlantic time and 3:00 p.m. atlantic time somewhere near yarmouth on the southeast of here as lee is making its way up. that's according to nova scotia power and they

and in yar mooth just in the past hour high tide and some of the elements are getting this part of noval over 100,000 people are out of power in this part of canada right now the company nova scotia power cannot get out into the winds down there could be very late tonight and definitely into tomorrow and try to restore the power and in the meantime, people here are dealing with cooler temperatures down in the low 60s for the high 50s and it feels like a nor'easter at this point is were about to feel leading the coming to yar mooth suite you robert ray careful there so close to the scene we do recruitment and appreciate the reporting and thank you. molly: speaker the house's kevin mccarthy opening an impeachment inquiry to president biden, for his potential connections to hunters point business deals and announcing this impeachment inquiry, car they said allegations as the president, paints a picture of a culture of corruption and for more on this potential legal follow, we have borough cleveland to joins us know is a senior legal correspondent the federalist and think you for giving up

harbor region with bands pushing into boston, providence, rhode island, and some heavy rain across nova scotia and new brunswick, canada. now one thing to note, the system itself, the name may have changed and now post tropical cyclone lee and the impacts from the storm have not changed. it has hurricane force winds, sustained winds of 80 miles per hour and the wind gusts up around 100 miles per hour, it is moving to the north, at about 25 miles per hour. and it is expected to make landfall over the southern portion of nova scotia, in just the next few hours, and then it will continue off to the north and east. here's a look at again the forecast for the wind, even though the bulk of the heavy winds will be on the right-hand flank of this storm, mainly focused over portions of nova scotia, and new brunswick, you are still likely to have wind gusts around a, even 60 miles per hour, for maine, portions of new hampshire, and massachusetts, and that is enough to bring down trees and cause some subsequent power outages. wind is still going to be a big factor, even though the strongest winds

it's going to come on as a category one nova scotia. we're talking some waters right up the coastline about 55 degrees. so right now it's over a waters that are in the 80 degree category. but as it approaches the coastline, you see the model's here starting to show that moving on shore. most of that now moving it further north and to the east and making its landfall, northern parts of maine, possibly in nova scotia, something to watch out for. but you see the water temperatures right now. very fertile. they're very, very warm. but as you move further north, start to run some cooler water. and all of a sudden you see the gulf stream kind of warm there, but then much cooler water just to the north. so we're keeping our fingers crossed. moves a little bit closer, possibly making landfall, weakening, maybe not even a hurricane as it comes onshore. guys. that's the best-case scenario. thank you, lord. still ahead, apple unveiling new gadgets today including its newest iphone lineup will have a closer lineup will have a closer look. i'm orlan

and so that's more toward nova scotia. but still going to see some storm surge in nantucket, maybe 2 to 4 feet. of course, some heavy rain and some very gusty winds as that storm system comes on shore. all right here in the bay area. we're just look at the clouds kind of rolling on in this evening and more. they look beautiful out there right now as that will surge well onshore deep enough. we may see some drizzle out along the coastline out toward the beaches. yeah, a little bit cool there as well. but we'll see a lot of sunshine again by tomorrow. high pressure start to nudge its way overhead as that ridge builds in. yeah, we're looking at some very nice weather away from the coastline. the temperatures. yeah. maybe a little bit cool out toward the beaches numbers probably going to be the 50's and the 60's out along the immediate coast. but you head inland and the baby got 70's and 80's, lots of 80's, even upper 80's in the valleys. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up, the stars were out of the annual dnase last night. we'

but right before possibly making landfall in nova scotia. look at that temperature. 56 degrees too cold for hurricanes to maintain strength. that's why it will likely fall apart. probably going to be just a tropical storm. maybe as we get to move on shore. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, areas of southwestern livermore going to be treated with mosquito control treatment after mosquitos and birds tested positive for west nile virus. treatment will start in the late evening hours. >> around jack williams park there to see the full area being treated. just head to our website at kron 4 dot com. coming up, we're dishing out ways to help out hawaii as businesses struggle to make ends meet. >> after the deadly maui >> after the deadly maui wildfires. ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry i

we still have much more news ahead. >> now we're checking in with news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up here at 530. karina >> thanks, julian and ahmad. tonight, we're going to dig into the developments in oakland from former police chief laurent armstrong saying there's now proof he was wrongfully terminated to the millions of funds forfeited to help fight retail crime. why the naacp is now getting involved as well, reporter stephanie sierra and answer hassan join me to discuss. plus reporter leanne melendez shares the work done to clean san francisco streets for the dreamforce conference. the lessons learned and what can be done moving forward. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. julia ama. >> all right, thank you, karina. and you can download the abc7 app or head to abc7 news.com to join karina in just two minutes. and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is up next for sandhya patel and all of us here at abc7 news. >> thanks so much for joining us here at five. i'm julian glover. >> and i'm ama daetz

. >> and i'm karina nova. one of their demands is they want governor gavin newsom to come to oakland to meet with them and hear about the problems. >> abc seven news reporter unser hassan was there as they rallied and talked with several owners who participated in today's strike. it is enough that we are having to put up with this. >> this is enough. can i hear enough? enough. this is enough. >> enough, enough, enough. >> organizers say when a legacy business like le cheval restaurant in oakland is forced to close due to crime, it's time to demand more. >> demand that our government city, state, federal fulfill their end of the social contract to provide basic safety in our streets. you're here. hey without basic safety, there is no business without basic safety, there is no community. without safety, there is no city . >> oakland business owners who closed their stores showed up for a rally in front of le cheval. some of the demands include a meeting with governor gavin newsom and small businesses, state gran

boryslav, but something went wrong with them and the bomb exploded in that residential building in novahovka well, our government, our ukrainian government, would like that now nova kakhovka and kakhovka all respond to our uh, to our anxieties, because this is what happened. what could happen. oh, this is terrible. well, really, i will only tell our viewers that they are kakhovkas . except that there are many locals residents there, the enemy is accumulating its forces and means, and there are a lot of enemies. well, we don’t see that crooked enemies. unfortunately, they drop their bombs not only on the territory of the russian federation. this story is quite common, by the way. bombs and rockets, it is a fact that many rockets fell into the caspian sea even earlier . well, but in the occupied territory of the kherson region, we see that the enemy is hitting e cities that it now has under its control. we are wide. maybe we will narrow it down a little bit, as they say, and it was required to prove that these pseudo-elections are so-called, because this is not even a pseudo -choice. this

we are expecting it to move into nova scotia as we go into tomorrow as well as sunday with some more of those impacts moving in there with some more rain. right now, it is a category 1, it does continue to weaken as it moves over some cooler water. that will be the trend in the next few days, but even though it will not be a hurricane as it moves into nova scotia, it will have wide impacts there with a lot of hanl and high winds. we'll monitor that over the weekend. i'll have a look at our forecast coming up. >>> it's a story you always see here. an exclusive sitdown withformer president donald trump in his first broadcast interview since leaving office. >>> and celebrating our mexican community. how the bay area is celebrating el grito and what you need to do if you plan to head out for the festivities. >>> and a heartbreaking closure in the south bay. a beloved paint ball spot in santa clara county is saying good-bye. we'll look at the reasons why. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for

. >> and i'm karina nova. the contractor was working on a sewer project when he became trapped underneath 8 to 10ft of dirt and ce. >> it happened at divisadero and oak streets, and thhere we'll join abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow, who has been on that scene all day long. melanie >> dan and karina, this area of oak street was reopened. some six hours after all of this got started. despite the efforts of close to 50 firefighters. the weight of the dirt and concrete in this trench collapse was too much for the contractor to survive for close to two hours, firefighters attempted to rescue a contractor trapped under a trench collapse. >> everyone is shaken about this. >> around ten thursday morning, the call came in initially for a building collapse. first responders quickly discovered something else. >> this was a street side utility construction site that had a collapse within the footprint of their street side project. >> the fire department says one person was trapped under 8 to 10ft of dirt and concrete.

you're talking about the main you're talking these areas, nova scotia, boy falling right within that line. a possibility of getting near landfall. there are certainly going to be affected by the very strong winds and the high along the coastline and probably see some storms out of that, too. but what we don't want is that i really making landfall. here's the lead very live forecast on some of our forecast models. you see coming close to bermuda. but most of forecast keep that off the coast, bermuda. that is good news for them. still likely in a sustained some damage from that storm system. and then as we get in toward a saturday, well, there it is possibly making landfall near nova scotia. and boy, it is going to be some kind of storm not going to be a strong as it is now, but still a dangerous storm on the way. >> thank you, lawrence. continuing our coverage tonight on 22 years since 9.11, leaders in washington, d.c., paying tribute to the victims have that devastating attack. our washington correspondent raquel martin has more now on the ceremonies happening across the nation. >> a

winds at 89 miles per hour and moves towards nova scotia tomorrow. new england will get hit with this. we could see rain totals up to five inches. right here in tampa go, we have 67 on sunday and more 60s next week, and across the inland valleys, we will continue with some low 80s this weekend. we can still get into 100 this time of year. i think we are getting pretty lucky for the september forecast. spot this is gorgeous. >> thank you, jeff. >>> hurricane lee is still >>> hurricane lee is still roar we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ >>> hurricane lee is creeping closer to canada. it is on track to move into wester

it is going to make landfall at the tip of nova scotia. likely as a strong tropical storm. afternoon. 70 mile an hour's winds, just below the hurricane threshold but still significant coastal erosion is going to be a threat. they will have at least spotty wind damage reports, as well. this becomes post-tropical for the rest of the weekend. turning to our weather, it is nice out there. we are talking about a deeper marine layer in the atmosphere that is way off the coast, but it has helped to reduce the weight of the atmosphere on top of us. as long as it lingers, we are going to have cool temperatures sticking around over the weekend. a deeper marine layer is going to push far inland tonight. the temperature trend, we stay below average, inland spots are going to be well below early next week, and even the warmest different, back up to around average high temperatures, the warmest day happens to be optimal england knocks. air quality not fantastic, we had a lot of yellow dots jumbled in with the green, a mix of good and moderate air quality and we are going to see some of t

if there is a nova poshta working for them nearby , we agree on this in advance.r send or they come to us independently and pick up. there was such complete uncertainty, the first priority for us was the usual safety of our employees , we took, let's say, so many preventive measures that could help people, er, somehow, during this period, temporarily stay, but when the situation began to stabilize, we slowly began to return to normal work, of course, the productivity of this work was three times lower than usual , but we understood that the economic front is no less important than our main front, and in order to win, we must keep the economy of the country, the it sector today is the only industry in ukraine that continues to work at the pre-war level . helps support the current economy, thirdly, it provides a fairly large number of people with stable work, who , in turn, have the opportunity to use the services of other businesses and thus start that chain already after the beginning of russian aggression, we made a decision to invest in promprilad, renovation in

obvious thing is to urgently transfer reinforcements to the north of the donetsk region by road novavsk telmanov donetsk bakhmut those reinforcements which are arriving now, what is the quality of that contingent in general, the question is the number and the question is how they fight, if even a particularly difficult one, they are prepared, we have repeatedly talked about this, the russian occupying forces have a system of coercion, it is understood that when they are brought into one sector or another, they are escorted by the so-called so well, the nasty we always realizes that he is right on the very front line, but he clearly realizes that if he makes me respond to the entry back , he will be guaranteed to be eliminated or the whole group which was started or the senior of this group will be demonstratively executed. therefore, for the most part, i don't understand why they don't have the nerve to surrender . this is the only way that ensures without saving their lives and health. they try to hold on to the last cartridge , most of them realizing that they will be eliminated by

if there is a nova poshta nearby that works for them, we agree on it in advance and either send it orcome to us independently and pick it up. the first priority for us was, of course, the safety of our employees, we took, let's say , a lot of preventive measures that could help people, uh, somehow during this period , to stay temporarily, but when the situation started to level out, we slowly began to return to normal work, of course, the productivity of this work was three times lower than usual, but we understood that the economic front is no less important than our main front, and in order to win, we definitely need to hold the economy of the country , the it sector is the only one today an industry in ukraine that continues to operate at the pre-war level , firstly, it is the attraction of foreign exchange revenue to ukraine, secondly, it is the regular payment of taxes in ukraine, well, which helps to support the current economy, thirdly, it provides a fairly large number of people stable work, which in turn have the opportunity to use the services of other businesses and thus st

i'm karina nova . and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. president biden spent this second day in the bay area in san francisco. a meeting with his council of advisors on science technology before heading to several fundraising events. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn joins us live from the newsroom with the details suzanne. >> sarina. dan, this is the president's second fundraising trip in about three months. as planned, he talked about technology with his council of advisors before heading out to meet with some fundraising supporters in san francisco. we saw plenty of people eager to see and hear more from him. our president is here. >> i'm so excited. that's so nice. i hope we get a glimpse of him and his beautiful wife. people visiting san francisco from all over the country got word that president joe biden was in town. >> all the police, secret service and canines added to the excitement. jane watson is visiting from new zealand. it just so fascinating because we don't have that at home. >> we're a much more modest with our pri

bar harbor is in a hurricane watch as is western nova scotia. that huge tropical storm force wind area. that's who's gonna start feeling it friday night through saturday morning. then it moves in. the hurricane gust, that dirty side. you feel the worst of it. looks like it still stays on the canadian side. i would not sneeze at this if you were in maine. keeping an eye on all of this as we go into the weekend. timing is friday night for beginnings of impact. it's gone sunday night. guys? >> ginger, thanks. i know you'll be back next half hour to tell us about your hurricane flight. let's go to michael now. >> thank you, george. now to the end of the two week long man hunt for the escaped killer in pennsylvania. we're learning details about how police tracked him down and a canine took him down. trevor ault is in pennsylvania with details. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is the spot where that two-week man hunt came to a heart pounding conclusion yesterday. overnight we have learned danilo cavalcante revealed some d

we do expect that this will make landfall likely over southern nova scotia. those wind gusts are going to continue not just from canada, but along the east coast. for massachusetts up to maine, still look ing at the wind gust at 50 to 60 mile per hour range. at that range, power outages are still possible. you'll have some of those trees come down. a lot of this area has been saturated. they have very wet summer. now you add, 2 or 4 inches of rain on top of that. it may only take a 30 or 40-mile-per-hour wind to bring some trees down. so power outages are still going to be a problem. not just in maine, but for states like new hampshire, massachusetts. the bulk of the rain is going to push out by late this afternoon and early this evening. this is 1:00. you can see some of the light rain bands impacting areas of rhode island, massachusetts, most of the rain exits maine once we get to late this evening. and then by tomorrow morning, most of the rain is really just focused over portions of canada. in the short-term, because of the amount of rain that's expected

with love to belarus nova good afternoon and at the beginning, briefly about the main topics of the issue, the hospitable people deliciously received a warm farewell, i am leaving with the great president of belarus personally escorted the leader of equatorial guinea half a million for betrayal, if in the true picture at the headquarters the cursory position of olga kovalkova the revelation began for the film atn inside out. human embryos from a laboratory by israeli scientists announced a sensation in the world of science. what advantages will the breakthrough give and everything about minsk and for minsk on the occasion of the city day, an international forum of economic cooperation familiarizes many guests with the potential of our capital belarus is expanding its partnership with the countries of equatorial africa guinea is another point on the continent where you are ready to cooperate more closely in a variety of areas, official visit of the president of this country ended with alexander lukashenko personally. came to the national airport to see off the distinguished guest, his wife

spoke to jon or containing to track the storm you see working around nova scotia as we speak. has been on the wind and the wind on the western side of the storm always a little bit calmer than the wind on the east those are the ones impacting much of the state year wind gust up to 40 miles an hour's consistently in the 20s you seen it takes down trees and a second out power to a whole lot of folks but currently across maine you're looking about 75000 people without power. these numbers have been improving. the system continues to kind of move up to the north and there clearing off a little bit on the backside. i want to leave you with this elite up there is something only storm are currently paying attention to their fort little areas to watch right now. tropical depression 15 will be our next storm and nigel will continue to see waves coming off of africa but will be 60% through the season mean 40% still left to go. a lot of time to pay attention what's happening in the tropics. jon: a lot of black circles out of the atlantic. adam klotz thank you. an arizona homeowner is rat

parking is already tough, downtown says boca nova co-owner martin. add on top of it the possibility of break ins. and he said he had to explore some type of secure parking. so he partnered with the marriott for discounted valet parking. if you think of how much it costs to replace a window, you know, or have your bag stolen or who knows what else at $20, i think it's a small fee to pay to be able to go out and enjoy a meal. i often tell them to come as groups so they only pay 20 between three four people. nietos in boca nova says while security and private parking were never part of their original business plans, it's since become integral, at least until the city gets a handle on crime. i think we all need to work as a team and make sure that we can keep this under control and make sure that people feel safe. and both businesses have more information on their added safety precautions on their websites as well as social media. meantime, they're reminding people not to leave personal belongings or valuables in plain sight in their vehicles. in jack, l

eastern economic form, the impression investigators arrive at the scene of an emergency landing in the nova severest region to gather evidence for an ongoing pro. also a head dust storms emerged in more than 2 decades ago in iran following the onset of persistent droughts in the country. what sort of a phenomenon has to do with expanding disorders, vacation, other on exports, a 70 percent of the crisis emanates from non domestic sources. or ron hosts a summit to tackle the challenges of sand storms in the region which are destroying agriculture and damaging industry the live from moscow. this is our t international. i'm rachel ruble. more states are escaping the western business model, which only benefits a few in favor of their own sovereign interest. that is the message from the russian president during his speech at the 8th eastern economic form. which is very important that this base for genuine business corporation is expanding into the world with the number of states that no longer submit to external pressure and pursue their own national interest. first is growing in different region

we summarize the morning in ukraine on the air of nova. hrystyna parubiy works in the studio, and i will start with the main thing: to leave and immediately to do so , the head of the region oleksandr prokudin called on the residents of the temporarily occupied territories of the kherson region. according to him , while the ukrainians are freeing their land, the russians are using people as human shields. if you do not have the opportunity to escape to the territory under the control of ukraine, temporarily leave the communities located in the line of fire. if you have such an opportunity, be sure to use it. ukraine is waiting for you and will not leave you alone with problems. we will help you as soon as you are in the territory controlled by ukraine, call our contact center at 0800-101-102. and we will help you find a place to live in other regions, provide humanitarian aid and other necessary things. kakhovka, nova kakhovka, henichiv, oleshki, holoprystan. each of the 468 temporarily occupied settlements, everyone will definitely return

has been one in thailand, pro democracy protest. nova was convicted for a speech that she held at the height of the street protests back in 2020 thousands of troops had march through sol to mark armed forces day for the 1st time in a decade, almost 5000 soldiers pro rated through the streets of the south korean capital, along with missiles tanks and other weapons, the display comes as concerns grow over north korea's recent cooperation with russia. the brand new military says that able review is reported on the alleged debt. the russian blank, c fleet commander victor sucker, long after images of him and merged on russian state television. on monday, ukraine said that it had killed suck a log and $33.00 other officers during a cruise missile attack on the fleets headquarters in sylvester, announcing ukraine and that destruction of the nova cub hold cut down. that happened this past summer. the shelling of the day i'm called is devastating floods which ruined crops in a region where people depend on farming to feed their families and to make a living. the reservoir itself was the regio

a super nova is an exploded star, and this one blew up back in 1987. new images will help scientiests study the end stages of a star, as well as the potential impacts a supernova has on surrounding planets. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello there. the 1st september and meteorologically speaking, the first day of autumn. now, this morning, it may have felt a bit autumnal for some of us. we had some mist and fog out there first thing this morning, but that's pretty much now cleared away and we're looking at some fine weather for the rest of today. low pressure yesterday brought us some outbreaks of rain, but higher pressure builds in as we go through the weekend and indeed into the start of next week, as well. what does that mean? well, it means for most of us, it's going to be dry. there'll be some lengthy spells of sunshine and it's going to turn warmer, as well. but for the rest of today, still some cloud across northern ireland, southern scotland, the far north—northeast of england. a few spots of rain here. showers devel

federation have been promising up until nova— federation have been promising up until nova— up untilt _ up until now. semra hunter, a football journalist based - up until now. semra hunter, a football journalist based in - footballjournalist based in barcelona, thank you so much. in morocco, more than 2,100 people have now been confirmed dead in friday's earthquake. the race is on — to clear debris from roads leading to the remote atlas mountains — that's the epicentre of the quake. this is the mountain village of imine tala, very few buildings have been left standing. residents are searching through the rubble in hope of finding survivors, or belongings, as they wait for help. the red cross has warned time is running out to prevent what it calls a "disaster within a disaster" if water and food aid don't reach survivors soon. at least 300,000 people have been impacted by the quake, that's according to un estimates. disaster experts from the us arrived in morocco on sunday — to help assess the damage and response. the moroccan government says it has accepted aid from four other countr

all of our computer models are showing it heading towards nova scotia or possibly down east maine. can see this is out through 2:00 p.m. sunday, this upcoming weekend with a lot of our models right through areas near yarmuth. a couple making the hook towards halifax. a couple of our models are into the gulf of maine here. the bottom line is if you're in maine, cape cod, the island or nova scotia, make sure you have all your hurricane supplies in case you could lose power. the biggest threat for this area is trees. it's heavily forged in even a low end category 1 hurricane will cause significant damage. >> important people heed those warnings. thank you so much. >>> it's time for today's cnbc's money minute. >>> disney is selling a special collection of movies. >> the united autoworkers president said the union is prepared to negotiate around the clock with the auto companies to reach a contract deal and avoid a potential strike of 146,000 workers. it's planning to make a new counter offer after receiving the union's revised offer on sunday. general motors made the new offer to unio

saturday, somewhere from the maine border into nova scotia. it's closest approach as a hurricane to the u.s. should be saturday morning. and that's when those tropical storm-force winds will be scraping the cape and up through parts of maine. there will be some rain with this, as well, as it scoots into nova scotia. damaging winds potentially from nantucket down boston, portland, all the way in through saturday morning. the big surge will be across atlantic canada, but we could see widespread power outages across maine and massachusetts over the weekend. david? >> david: rob marciano here in the northeast tonight. rob, our thanks to you. and as i mentioned, ginger zee flying with the hurricane hunters. you saw rob talk about the scope, the width of this storm, and what ginger witnessed from the air, it's extraordinary. and we'll have that for you a little later here. >>> we continue with the other news tonight, and to late developments in the faceoff between the united auto workers union and the big three automakers in this country. the deadli

emergency services report, a passenger plane with 170 people on board made an emergency landing in the nova severest region. no casualties have been reported in a meeting with china is vice premier vladimir put in the hills. his personal friendship was president sheet and thing she says has bolstered deep economic ties between moscow and vengeance. moscow i choose, is the i a had rough l. grossey. i'm so i don't think that's fruitless about the danger of depleted uranium, munitions, which will be sent to kids by us, western sponsors and a new a package in my new and my friends never respected these year. always considered out the country like their backyard when they could do anything they wanted. one way or another, and the crone has to show respect to r 7 and locals in these. their slam, the french presidents, refusal to withdraw troops from the country and his unwillingness to recognize the new ruling of military governments. the line from moscow. this is archie international. i'm rachel ruble. russian emergency services have reported an emergency landing by a passenger plane in the fiel

we are expecting a landfall, direct impact for nova s schoscotia.l the models coming together and we think land fall for nova scotia. saturday and sunday, transition into a nor'easter type storm, thatten moos winds expand across the east coast and midatlantic. friday and saturday moving toward boston, nan tucket and maine, and quickly toward the north once it makes landfall. 50 to 60 mile per hour sustained winds and storm surge. we are not talking about direct impact on the u.s. and northeast, we will feel strong effect. this is a large nor'easter, coastal impact, beach erosion, rip currents for long island and cape cod and southeastern massachusetts. >> todd: a lot of the regions have winds 30 to 40 mile per hour. >> janice: foxweather.com for the latest details. >> carley: turning to this, san francisco supervisor apologizing to the mother of a victim after advocating for the gang member who shot and killed the boy. hillary wrote a letter to get the killer off a separate carjacking charge. i am requesting you allow fernando to be terminated early

this thing i have a haughty portion of lunch and every portion has looked like its always been a nova. all sky since. ha ha, i've now like $6.00, he lows in 7 then how squeaks once opposite this quote, i will, i found the right solution of myself. and i've developed a healthy feeling of focus again on google and especially going sca who is most of instead of having to eat until i'm stuff to the brim. i can stuff in time. cell phone is also has learned to listen to her body handed signals and she's determined to continue this more mindful approach at home high protein foods. also phyllis of some of the primary sources are chicken and fish, but then there are also eggs tougher. lentils chick peas and be a further feller is. fiber. fiber passes through our gastro intestinal system and digested and used to be considered of minor importance. but research has shown that fiber increases gastric distension influences the release of particular hormones and therefore heightens our sense of feeling satiate, and dietary fiber also has a range of other positive health effects, fresh crunching, del

well, there are eight for 350 seats function nova there will be 19 groups . has been installed, and the small-8 thousand square meters dining room, all the staff of supratsunniks and young specialists are staffed by 92%; in the kindergarten , all optimal conditions have been created for the development of preschool children, including children with special needs of psychophysical development created an adaptive. an educational environment that will ensure a comfortable stay for a pupil in a preschool education institution, you exit the entrance and immediately go to the kindergarten. well, it’s convenient to work here, because we went to the east for 2 years and it was hard to carry a child in the winter, and then he started nearby and sleeps longer. it is true that such a wonderful, such a beautiful garden has appeared near us. we even call it a palace, because there is really a lot of everything for children here, well, everything is new and equipped. special parking drop-off for children of an openly kosh- new facility otkaztsy same 13.5 million rubles. it

likely somewhere between the border between maine and nova scotia.n't go into the bay of fundy. we do know that there will be huge waves coming on shore all across the east coast of halifax, nova scotia. and another problem i'm seeing is the possibility of the wind blowing into the bay here. here's cape cod right there. and you tart to fill that bay up with water. there could be a big storm surge down here like there has been in other big storms. >> all right, chad, thank you very much. and, so, as we await the update here on these forecasts, lieutenant commander, a noaa hurricane hunter is in the air, about to fly back into the eye of hurricane lee. you're in that aircraft right now over the open atlantic. i know you're gathering the information key for the next forecast. what are you seeing? >> uh, yeah, thanks. you caught me at a good time. we just flew through the eye of the storm right now. about 800 miles east of melbourne, florida. and i'm repositioning the aircraft on the northern side to fly back into it. we're seeing much like you described

rus was stopped by the motorcade of the russian president, and deputy prime minister nova was travelingn the same car with him to the flow from russia, which is in charge of the black sea tour, the most important for turkey. well, of course, the range of topics for conversation is much wider from bilateral relations to the most complex projects in the field of nuclear energy. yes geopolitics, the more important that this is the first meeting of the leaders. after erdogan's re-election as president in may agreed on this, but after the elections in turkey, our first personal meetings. in the city of shino, trade between countries. last year showed a record growth of almost 90%, $62.5 billion is now a target of $100 billion, a direct consequence of turkey not joining the western anti-russian sanctions moscow and ankara also cooperate closely in the gas sector last year. russia delivered to turkey we carry out the turkish stream and the blue stream 21 1/2 billion cubic meters of gas, and in january august of this year, over 10 billion a little bit gas transit through turkey by the consumer

promises such as sports and football and on board does lead to match day 6, live equations and 3 nowhere. nova struggling minds put them top of the leak at x amount of school to pick up the goals with a stunning free tick of liberalism ran out comfortable winners. they've dropped just 2 points in the 6 games. so far this season. it's ivy alonzo side now said above champions behind who could only draw we'd live safe inside today's like a good god had been the surprised package of the season. so fine. but he continued that good form again is cologne. then he's wound up was the amount of the moment as they've got one to deal with both on the goals. with this one, wrapping up the victory late in the game, i still got what celebrating again, there was more misery for cologne. still have just a single point in this campaign. and let's catch up on the rest of the results so far and much of the 6 of the bundles nico champions by end, came from 2 goals down to draw with live, say, i didn't, i beat when you on berlin falls back down frankfurt clack back. be both of them on friday. don't mind one and hof

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nova danilovka on the road to takmak, but during the whole summer the nazis didn’t get close to it ;nother route started in velikaya novosyolka. where is it hypothetically discovered? the path to the south of the donetsk people's republic and in practice, the attacker ran into the old mayorskoye and urozhaynoye and then their fuse ran out, finally, in the bakhmut sector, attempts to somehow advance along the flanks also did not give any significant results in the south, the tick- borne insect in the north turned out to be an insurmountable obstacle the bloodies got bogged down and exhausted near the berry-like zrad , which, no matter what angle you look at it at, can’t be passed off as a favorable scenario, but the bag still tries, finally losing touch with reality, it was not possible to break through the defense, because attempts. and as it were, in general, his battlefield ran into a very strongly fortified defense, but in the end it all came down to attacks in small groups, which the whole army, accustomed to in war, since the fourteenth year, but they do not allow such attacks.

yes, nova labrador called nova.here's a fashion for dogs in number 10 and number 11 at the moment, isn't there, boris johnson, of course, had dinner who had come from a welsh puppy farm. he was notoriously badly behaved. he used to wee in all sorts of places in downing street that he shouldn't. and rishi sunak, i spoke to him a few months ago about this and said whether his lovely labrador nova was better behaved. he told me that it was a pretty low bar to be better behaved than dylan, but the chancellor, jeremy hunt, also has a labrador. we did expect him down here. i'm not quite sure what happens, but he didn't appean sure what happens, but he didn't appear. and sajid javid when he was chancellor there was a dog in number 11 then too. so lots of dogs in number 10 and number 11. sadly they were a bit too busy to bring them down just for today. >> catherine, thank you for that. more from you, of course, a little later. thanks very much indeed. a bit of sports news to finish with the mum of harry maguire , england ma

lee is expected to make landfall along nova scotia western coast. all right. now to our weather. it's been a cooler night cooler last couple of days around the bay area. yep. let's bring in meteorologist mark tamayo with how our weekend is shaping up. yeah, it looks like this cooling trend will continue over the next several days. we're talking about a lot of low clouds and fog and maybe even some drizzle tomorrow morning. compare that to the east coast where it's a completely different story as you have been hearing with incoming hurricane lee, a category one storm. all those areas in that orange shade, that's a tropical storm warning. the current position about 205, 250 miles east, southeast of nantucket. now, the latest information, this is still a category one storm with winds of 80 miles an hour. it's moving to the north at a pretty good clip at about 20 miles an hour. and you can see the forecast track eventually moving to the north late tonight and into your saturday, essentially into the first half of the weekend. and here is the forecast showing that circulation moving o

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