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plaksienko butyrskyi, an expert on east asian issues, a master of foreign policy, now, i hope, she willbefore us, and we will talk with her just in time, good health, ms. natalie, thank you for stopping by on saturday evening, greetings, i have a question for you, you know, i thank putin, because he restored knowledge about mongolia in my head, somehow it is so small, russia in the north, china in the south, and somehow there is a small population there. half less than in kyiv in peacetime, a huge area, meat agriculture, i have not heard of industry, as if such a democracy, as if, but i just noticed that mongolia is such a country thanks to putin, it is worth talking about it with you, it is a serious, serious visit, it is serious, some serious negotiations, or is it just a person. called putin decided that she will go and show that she can ignore the arrest warrant because ulaanbaatar under, that is, the capital signed this this possibility of putin's arrest, that is, the rome statute, well , obviously, it's worth, because you said about the weakness certain of this country, so it is o

in the 2nd of these 2 fault series, one or one east investigate suggestions of china's influence over one of the spray is leading publicly funded orchestra's. the needs david, the chairman of one of the strangest, most significant cultural institution, the melbourne symphony orchestra, well in its own having come to australia from china or on a music scholarship in the late 19 nineties. he's now businessman and philanthropist, playing at the launch of a new research clinic attached to one of the country. leading universities is generous donations. have been rewarded with honor re degrees. his name on a building. no space would've been possible if it had not been for david, an engine light and a prestigious order of astray service to the performing arts. which it's the programs he's introduced to the image. so as well that are becoming a pause for public to squad. tonight, he's heading to the imbecile is chinese new year concepts arriving just in time to greet the chinese ambassador. the annual event was initiated by david lee a decade ago and the sponsored by the chinese consulate and

sure. line to election on al jazeera last week on 11 east, on his claim, a straight he's visual launch industry is on the stage from china. same play just do not have an expression here. a lot of people are afraid of china's pressure. literally they are extending the citizenship to here, to me towards me. it's extremely concerning. this is not just the matter about a few people's careers. this is a measure of democracy and suffering to frustrate me a to. now inside is from one of the strategies musical icons. it concerns want us to have plenty of stories of being told to program. so as an artist, to be very blunt, which we came out of from china. china would definitely be very interested in a big open ice ation, like the melting sense in the orchestra in the 2nd of is to follow the series one. 0, one east investigate suggestions of china is influence of a one of a spray is leading publicly funded or concerns the needs david, the term of one of the strangest, most significant cultural institution, the melbourne symphony orchestra, o m. s. on having come to australia from china on a musi

joining us from jerusalem now is you don't need benjamin a, him, a journalist, specializing on the middle east on the military. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's very good to see today. um, 1st of all, i'd like to ask for your assessment and solve the is rarely assassination of the has been a lead during this massive as to icon favors. this was a very successful and he's really military operation which was planned for a long time. and they got to the, in the photos hose ation from the 5 minutes. but then, you know, the military echelon, and the, i think this was essential because a since the beginning of the war, if he's been attacked, these were all new to bed in the 8th last year without any reason the just the joining the from us and that that israel and that, and actually make it impossible for the involved. 70000 is early citizens to leave it the visa as citizens have to leave the house exacted in the last year. and then when they go, she ation said, through american mediation with his beloved, to enable it leisurely citizens to go back to their homes. but this has been all

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on the east coast. breaking this morning, israeli forces carrying out small raids into lebanon, gathering intelligence, out of possible ground incursion middle east bracing for wider conflict. the palestinian organization saying three leaders were killed in a strike in central beirut earlier, now all of this after israeli. >> the killing small not go unavengeed ayatollah moved into hiding with security but remain in secure location within the country, tensions stickh spiking in middle east yesterday one year since national security adviser jake sullivan brapgd how peaceful middle east was under biden-harris administration. >> the middle east region quieter today than it has been in two decades. challenge remain iran nuclear weaponize program tensions between israelis palestinians the amount of time i send on crisis an conflict in the middle east today impaired to predecessors going back to 9/11 significantly reduced. >> 8 days after sullivan's remarks hamas launched he deadly attack on israel florida co

well, my first book was on migrant workers on the east coast of the us, which i tripped over actually trying to get a professor when i was in grad school to, sign a petition, and we were trying to raise grad students pay. we were paid $4,000 a year. so i was going door to door and george tindall's very famous southern said when did the migrants dream start on the east coast and i. i have no idea. why are you asking me? and he's and i've been asking this question for 15 years and nobody knows the answer. and i guess i thought, i'll go that i don't remember making the decision to actually write on that topic, but that's what i wrote about was the migrant stream on the east coast from americans to world war two, which was partly african americans and partly immigrants, mostly from italy, but also from other places. and so that's what i wrote. so there was a little bit of immigration in there lots of migration and for the second book, i kind of picked up where that one left off because it's world war two that the us starts admit workers mostly at that point workers on temporary contracts

so this strike will be for dock workers on the east coast. will happen here on the west coast that? >> already seeing and experiencing on the west coast. owners. that means importers and exporters diversifying. cargo away from dependency on trade lanes in east coast and gulf coast ports. how a long beach, oakland, seattle, tacoma, vancouver, bc also pretty significant redirection of cargo away from those ports in order to make sure the card still flowing not bottled up. in case there's some sort of labor action and a couple of one of the stats i read was for every day of a port strike. experts say it takes 4 to 6 days to clear it up. so could have. >> along rippling impact here does the port of oakland. that's our port here in the bay area. that have any of these automated the cranes or shipping containers, anything like that? >> no. and and the west coast is very stable right now. employers and long-term on the west coast during the middle of a multi-year agreement that was negotiated between the employers in the long term and several years

chp says its crash happened just before 6 on westbound 5.80, just east of lakeshore avenue in oakland at the start of the crash, all for westbound lanes were blocked, but everything has since reopened is no word yet on what led up to that crash. now, police have identified the victims in yesterday's double homicide as georgina padilla and ralph and dino the 3rd, the incident. happened shortly before 10 o'clock yesterday morning on lincoln avenue. it's about a mile away from napa high school officers found and and and then dino with gunshot wounds outside their home. about 4 hours later, police were able to track down the suspect who shot himself after leading police on a chase and the standoff that suspect has been identified as baltasar far as he is in custody tonight and recovering at the hospital. in fremont. a man has turned himself in for shooting and killing another man. this one happened yesterday evening on grimmer boulevard just off of fremont boulevard. police say the shooter turned himself in early this morning. no word yet on what led up to that shooting. taking a live loo

the other was on east 18th and carvalho. police know of at least two people who were shot and hurt in the shootings as they searched for suspects. they do plan to put out more officers on l street and sycamore. >> our time now. 514 california lawmakers will meet in a special session today, and one of the most anticipated conversations will be about a proposal to bring down gasoline prices. ktvu is james torres is in menlo park right now to explain the proposal. it was introduced by the governor and the arguments we do expect to hear about it. good morning james. >> good morning to you, dave. well, it's no secret that gas prices in california are expensive. some of the most expensive in the country. in fact, according to numbers from triple a, the average price for a gallon of gasoline in the state of california sits at about $4.78. that is more than a dollar 50 more than the national average. now, governor gavin newsom blames oil companies for that very large gap in price. his idea is to make rules for refineries to store bac

this spike in the number killed coincides with the russian offensive on avdiivka in the east of ukrainerontations in this war. having lost thousands of troops, russia was able to take the ruins of avdiivka in early 202a. as our count only includes deaths reported publicly, the true figure of losses is significantly higher. asked for comment, the russian government did not respond. early this year, ukraine acknowledged 31,000 soldiers had been killed, but estimates from the us intelligence suggest the number is higher. moscow continues to push on, willing to exchange thousands of lives for small pieces of scattered land. 0lga ivshina, bbc news. let's speak to dr rasmus nilsson, a lecturer in the school of slavonic and east european studies at the university college london. as 0lga was saying in her report, the largest numbers of russians that, in other words thinking about the number of russians that it has to fight for it, or would be to expect this? ., for it, or would be to expect this? . , , . this? that is exactly right. we would meet _ this? that is exactly right. we would expect v

one. 0 one east. all is china sun. i'm seeing office in australia the he's a bad boy of chinese astray. do nauseous, daring to pump depend with images, read, a tooling, chinese president, vision pain. the face of shaking thing is not just the face of person. it's a tour for china is perfect camera. it's a tour to making like some kind of god in china using soft, high and humor is a way to dc construct the itself already. it is a way the saying lead of the chinese government should be criticized and treats as a full, the human being, like all of us. and this is ultimately the message you don't want to deliver. going by the suited them body who tell it's a missing to you from personal experience could only be delivered from self imposed exile. his grandfather was a filmmaker who was sent to a labor camp in the 1950s, up to the communist party, swift cost and began persecuting office and intellectuals. playground actually died there that in china being out is always a risk unless you choose to san save yourself. so that f

get compelling insights into humanity open until the stories from asia are in the pacific one. 0 one east on. i'll just see around the . ringback the israel cameras out stripes across the gaza strip kidding. at least $39.00 palestinians as a refugee camp is talking to the territory to mrs. i'll just hear a lot from the also coming up accusations from syria that israel is responsible for striking targets and the northwest kidding. at least 18 people high. so that y'all, he brings devastation to vietnam, destroying bridges on leaving at least 64 people died. under jail for a king, dion sees the largest prison, which left hundreds, deadlines on the accounted for.

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on surveillance video. this graphic crime unfolded in east saint is a on june 27th around 10:00pm at a parking lot on alum rock avenue just east of 6.80. you can see the suspects. police say all armed with machetes lifting the blades, then striking the victim. >> and they all had machetes and they violently attacked the victim. when our officers arrived, they located an adult male victim suffering from multiple stab that scent is a police spokesperson. stacey, she see in the graphic video. he wasn't just being, you know, punch with fans. he was being kicked, but he was also being slashed. machetes. >> she says now months later, a major development, 3 people arrested. juan ramirez, eddie, her arena and roll laureano. >> that whatever suspec suspects rain is actually homicide suspect from a 2005 homicide here in san jose. suspect reyna was also arrested and convicted for the homicide. our detectives center officers who responded to to the scene did an outstanding job of taking over this investigation, making sure that these dangerous suspects are behind bars. we have no room in san jose and in our community for

digital ecosystem and, accordingly , it has all the levers of influence there on such large platforms. we are in the far easton the coast of the sea of ​​japan, so it is quite natural that at the eastern economic forum they talk a lot about seafood, about fish, as an industry, how to develop it, there was a big discussion the day before. with the head of the federal agency for fisheries ilya shestakov, he said that there are a number of reasons why russians are not so actively buying fish, and what is most interesting is not only the price, he was right on research of sbermarket, today we talked with evgeny batyashin, this is the director of research and development of sbermarketing, he said that among the reasons why people are not as active, perhaps, in buying fish as everyone would like, this is also a lack of knowledge of recipes, what can be cooked. thank you, my colleague konstantin churikov told about the work of today's eastern economic forum. and my colleague anton borisov joins our broadcast, he also works at the eastern economic forum forum. anton, we are listening to you attentively. yes, colleag

by the ours are still on the goals a strip where the have green fleet, intensification is on east valley attacks on the new york pots of district when bank tunnel in town, a residential house has been targeted. one, palestinian at least has been killed and also any recreation since the anesthesia am april, who has been completely targeted without any food. when, according to our witnesses, now we've continued to hear from, from medical sources, that 8 palestinians have been killed, including 5 children. and 2 women in texas have left behind the great deal of destruction. wine here in the central area. the situation is getting much more delicate as well in terms of security levels. it shows that there is well repeated attacks on residential areas. 2 cities have been targeted in the past couple of hours, including as the light, as they rot refugee camp, which has witnessed a complete destruction of a residential house. one palestinian that has been confirmed too, while also by witnesses told us that there has been ongoing continuation of gunfire . exchange. we'd almost like to send

much thank you for this possibility to speak for it so first of all, we had very tough situation on the east, especially on the east in kharkiv region in donbass region in some, of these direction, is buladar is pokrovsk is myrnohrad. it's a lot of different cities people know about only pokrovsk, but you're right. that this situation was very difficult and they moved very quickly because we didn't have equipment again, when we speak about equipment, how to equip brigades really between us it doesn't matter how many brigades stand on one direction. if half of them not equipped so would you just lose a lot of people? you lose people because they're not in armored vehicles or in something like this they don't have artillery, they don't have artillery rounds to compare the number russia uses 12th rounds we used one 11 to 12. that was a difference. of course. >> that idea with the kursk, the risk operation is through where understood it the idea was to move some russian forces. >> there. and i think it was right idea you know, we've talked about munition as often and you talk about it a lot. >>

chaos on east bay freeways. first one is in oakland, right outside the callicutt tunnel on westbound highway 24. a tractor trailer flipped over. right now, all drivers are being diverted onto highway 13. you can see the massive traffic backup on 24 right now. this is not going to be ending anytime soon. we'll keep an eye on that now. earlier in the morning, around 2 a.m, another big rig went down, this one on highway 238 to southbound 880, bursting into flames. traffic there also being diverted. we'll keep you updated on both stories. today marks 23 years since the deadliest terrorist attack on u.s. soil in new york. several u.s. leaders are attending a ceremony to remember those killed on september 11th, 2001. all morning, people there will observe citywide moments of silence, honoring the thousands of people who died in attacks on the world trade center. the pentagon, and aboard flight 93, as well. a beached baby orca is heading to a rescue facility in santa cruz. the marine mammal center and state parks person

we still got the middle 90's going on east to the east bay hills.% or rosa. the golden gate bridge is still socked by some fog. so just keep a few little bay clouds in there and also along the coast. but all in all, everybody seeing pretty much a lot of sunshine on up here. look at this. we have some interruptions that we like middle lower 80's coming our way tuesday, wednesday to lose a decade off your temps inland and then by next weekend, the beginning of yet another corrector, as we see temperatures fall saturday at 87 there looks like the real action as they get here till sunday monday of the following week. but still the trend is in the right direction. it's good stuff. okay. all right. still some time to go out and get a bit of it. and if you want, we do, though, through stuff and it's cold, you can do that even in the snow. have a more efficient right? >> separate. see it. by body. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the proble

east. this strike on nasrallah was called operation new order. rough diplomacy. israel is going a military route. they consider themselves winning now but it's not a defensive win, president biden had told israel to take the win back in april when iran launched 300 projectiles. it's not the kind of when they are looking for, not on defence, they want to win on defence.— win on defence. and we mentioned _ win on defence. and we mentioned it _ win on defence. and we mentioned it is - win on defence. and we mentioned it is moved l win on defence. and we. mentioned it is moved as win on defence. and we i mentioned it is moved as well to yemen. what happens the conflict. what's your reaction?— the conflict. what's your reaction? , . , ., reaction? israel is colouring outside the _ reaction? israel is colouring outside the lines. _ reaction? israel is colouring outside the lines. they've i reaction? israel is colouring i outside the lines. they've gone over the green line into the west bank, they went right through the red line to rafah down in gaza and

and as far as the russian position can be constructed and share one east, and the russian operations often made competing statements. based on what we know about the russian pollution most go, seems to be convinced that they can overpower ukraine by many 3 months. so russia is going to be defined as x for them. they can be, they'll be creating an army and they can all last the rest in terms of resilience in southport. so in the short to medium run, unless something unexpected happens in the criminal. unfortunately, i do not see any chance that the fighting will stop. the boy is going to continue on the present day. passenger. ukraine is heavily dependent on us support. of course, the presence lensky is still in the us. he's going to meet now with broad for us present. donald trump, who's finally agreed to meet him. how relevant is that meeting for surveys? i mean, uh for, from this perspective, it is crucially important to ensure bipartisan support for the military assistance on academic assistance for the country. so from for credit on general skeets have been able to meet not only t

cool and cloudy on the north—east coast. t hail and lightning. next week, things turn cooler, more unsettled, distinct autumnal and fairly windy spell of weather on the way. goodbye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. more women have contacted the bbc to say they were assaulted by the former boss of harrods — late mohammed al fayed — whilst working at the luxury department store. israel launches new strikes in southern lebanon targeting hezbollah overnight, as the group's leader calls this week's device explosions — �*a declaration of war�*. more than 1,000 people in north—eastern italy have been evacuated, as storm boris continues to cause severe flooding across europe. we visit the city of springfield in ohio where some immigrants from haiti are worried about their safety, after donald trump wrongly claimed they were eating pet cats and dogs. hello, i'm martine croxall. more women have contacted the bbc, saying that they were assaulted by the late mohammed al fayed when he was

but you grew up on the east coast, though. yes. yeah. you grew up on the east coast in new york.from chicago? i was born in chicago, originally from new york, but from new york. okay. that's what you like to talk about. and your comedy started at a young age? yeah. tell us a little bit about that. i was reading a little bit about it, but i wanted to get the story from you, how it really developed. i mean, you started pretty young. yeah. >> i started when i was 14. i made my debut on hbo def comedy jam when i was 16. showtime. >> how'd you pull that off at 16, >> just, my mother got me involved, and it was something i wanted to do, and, just started grinding, man. >> and you just kept pushing. pushing clawing away. yeah. and that's. and that eventually led to led to your success over the years in terms of doing movies. you've done those in the past. are you ever thinking about venturing back into the movie space as well, >> you know, you say it like, i like, i got a choice. you know, it's a great thing to be a part of everything in the business, and it's something i look forward t

the forum is focused on the east, on the asia-pacific countries, and today this is very relevant, which is why the number of participants and the level of participation are growing every year, and this year, as in previous years, we we are preparing in advance, accreditation centers are working, we have six of them in vladivostok, the key events of the eastern economic forum this year are divided into seven thematic blocks, experts will discuss current issues of the digital economy, further cooperation between russia and the countries of the asia-pacific region. discussion platforms are planned like a university class schedule. discussions are held simultaneously in dozens of conference halls and auditoriums. volunteers help forum participants navigate the difficult navigation. after a strict selection, which began back in february, this large team included 650 students from the country's leading universities. the volunteer's job is to meet guests, to tell them how the forum is going, where to go, what sessions, they study all this in great detail, they study both the economic specifics

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the alpine regions, some very heavy rain to into west africa for wednesday, making my way by the east, on the exploring diverse culture. examining political discourse, exposing societies, doctor award winning intense investigation, compelling insights into human folds and untold stories from asia or in the pacific 101 east on now to 0 or is rather in his folder. on the verge of old out rule. he's really ministry. a salt in lebanon is the most intensive decades. benjamin netanyahu, who wants to change the balance of power in the north, but 10 is rather cheapest by phone party. it's in a book. this is inside store. the hello again on james pays off to nearly a year of exchanging file with his bullet lebanon. these right, the military has expanded its offensive no longer all the hostilities confined to the border region. and the intense campaign of as strikes. it's targeted. $1600.00 sites on monday alone. israel said it was hitting his bowl of military positions, but homes and buildings across southern east and lebanon were damaged, and hundreds of civilians, including children, were killed

the the of the the the we again and they me who don't what types of how to turn on the easy to boat on east of this. you know, hush turn cannot turn on turn on. so he goes to the side of the and the shadow you to, to the or the the creative innovation by russian artists and intellectuals. in the 1920 abstract painters shocked the alt will prices reopened. the ice of the cultural soul a 100 years later, russian artists of looking to them. and again, how think is the influence today? i'm vain. in 30 minutes on d, w. m, in, in the goods of business, this is a mystery. destruction. and what role does that play in the car? in the middle east conflict? we go through a country close out in 19 minutes on d w. the database. but we will tell you the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use force and for the future feelings about what's going on in the sea. instead of being discussed across the continent, de leon use africa every friday on the w. the the this is dw news lie, but from berlin tonight, living on says more than 270 people have been killed in hundre

"formalize everything, please, i will gladly support you, this is one of the development of tourism in the far east, one of the general lines of development of the region as a whole. thank you very much, if you allow, i will continue a little more, yes, today we discussed this is in the section, which was called the far east, the land of adventures, the same as the competition proposed by yuri petrovich, i am sure that the successes of the competition that we saw today will allow it to be expanded in the near future to an arctic competition, including the far east together, and this..." of course, and a powerful tool for promotion, we expect that these videos will appear on federal channels will make this trip more attractive, but we would also like to continue promoting russia beyond the country, in first of all, it is the creation of a tourist brand of russia, well, and a whole promotion program that would allow us to show what it is really made of, what is behind the brand, what is behind the word russia, what amazing natural beauties are present in this word, in this regard, i would really like

, on the territory of the former east germany, more troops and weapons than it had. beforehe unification of germany, germany has no right to deploy on this territory there are various types of weapons, and not only nuclear weapons, but also new weapons systems, the wording is made in such a way that it extends to infinity, that is, what was signed in the nineties extends to new weapons systems that could have been, can be created after the signing of this, and most importantly, the third point, which is article 4, which states that after leaving the soviet union, this concerns the deployment of new types of missiles of possible nuclear weapons in the united germany, why are you arguing with me, there was the gdr and there was the west. no, of course, this treaty, it does not oblige anyone to anything, no, it obliges, firstly, it is an agreement to create a new united, and how to make it comply, how to make it comply, well, i can give advice, advice very, firstly, this concerns, i wanted to say again that this point, it directly concerns the decision to deliver tomahawks in

one o in east investigates south korea's international adoption scandal. the at the basic one john mark is in the center of sol. marybelle is just another face in the crowd, and that's the way she likes it. how do you find living here compared with the united states? it's easier it's, it's much easier coming back to korea. everybody looks like me. for like my entire body. mary was a doctor to america in 1992 as a baby. in 2020, she wanted what it would be like to live in south korea. so she took the plunge and moved to solve the flavor a little bit. so all these pretty quickly. these are just straight. mary's adoptive parents were told that hood, this mother was too poor to raise her. my adoptive mom and she really thought she was doing something else realistic. once in, so, mary tried to find out more information from her adoption agency. and what she was told, you know, to add up the stories that my adoptive parents were given was completely false. how do you know that? because in my adoption papers, there's conflicting information. so all of the paperwor

these are the scenes inside the courtyard, damage to the building on the east side. s give you an idea of the site. here is the school and here is that building on the east side where aljazeera filter supply is marked with the unrwa logo. the idf confirmed they conducted the strike and used precise munitions on a hamas control centre and that the group continues to export civilian infrastructure. furthermore, israel's ambassador to the un said the unrwa staff were not aid workers and some were involved in the 7th of october at massacre. we cannot verify these claims but we have asked unrwa for a response. following the strike, un chief antonio guterres content violations of international humanitarian law and unrwa repeated their calls for a civilian infra structure to be protected and for all parties not to use or target schools. they say this school has been struck five times during the current conflict in gaza. bbc verify has seen evidence of one of these previous strikes, this was the scene on the 6th ofjuly where the hamas run ministry of health said 16 people die

electricity, such as the load on infrastructure, rising prices, we discussed these questions on the circumstances... east, it will be developed by 2050, but the decision. on increasing reliability and on creating new power plants in the next five years should be made by march 1, we discussed air accessibility, especially for small hard-to-reach regions, issues of creating a light aircraft, and of course, an extensive agenda of social development, i would highlight the president's decision to allocate an additional 100 billion rubles for the implementation of master plans, we were pioneers in the master plan program that the president announced in... this year the first 70 facilities will be commissioned, and we will try to remain, to be at the forefront of this work, to make sure that every year the residents of the far east see qualitative improvements in their cities. we talked about plans to change the situation in the electric power industry, but is there any? understanding of how this will be done specifically, is it possible to build nuclear power plants, this was also discussed at the forum , as t

investigation, the gift, compelling science interview on your toes to from asia and the pacific one. 0, one east on out just sierra as the world economy, those strikes are those with a strong result. indonesia is where supposed to be solved by the right place for your business to get off the grid right? otherwise, on. so with the strategic downstream industry on the clock in the news, your better tomorrow the the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back here watching out, is there a time to recap? i'll headlines, buquet government suspended. 30 of 350 licenses to export alms to as ro. speaking to the u. k. parliament, the foreign secretary, david ly, me said the was a risk with john's could be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law. us president joe biden says is right, the prime minister by nubian, that's now isn't doing enough to reach a gaza sees 5 deal to secure the release of is ready to cast. this is comments, follow the recovery of the body of a you this is ray, the citizen congress. 5 others and the southern guns are on the side of things. it's day 6 of a large scale

if you're on the east bay shoreline, you'll enjoy some 70's later today.ward, right at 75 degrees. and more your forecast ahead. >> well, if you're looking to make some awesome pastries labor day is the unofficial start bowl season. is. yeah. reporter ruined shadix shows us how farmers at apple hill are getting ready for all the families to head up. >> looking forward to welcoming people. it's a happy place. so many families come back year after year for us. that's that's the payoff. >> harvesting at apple hill is underway as hundreds began. the track this labor day weekend. thank you, at the orchard of chris to campbell, aka, the donut queen. this is the time of year. she's love for the past. 47 years will coming here to rainbow or tree has become a family tradition over the years. this is campbell says it's because of the main ingredient and that is kindness. one too. >> i'll be happy and kind to each other to china. that's a big part of why this family has made it a tradition to visit apple hill each season and then coming here since before he was he ev

stuart: the west side is manhattan and east side is general assembly and can't move your car. gridlock on the east side. it is 11:00 east coast time and wednesday, september 25th. let's look at the market. the dow is down 150 and nasdaq up 50 points and no trend. visa, home depot and caterpillar are the biggest losers accounting for much of its loss. big tech, we have a mixed picture, yes, we do. nvidia, microsoft up, alphabet up, amazon and apple down. not much price movement for any of them. 10-year treasury yield up 3.77%. now this fox power rankings released today point to a close race ending with a divided government. the white house, senate, and house. and the presidential level kamala harris got a minor up tick after the first debate and she's up one and trump is down, 50-48. maybe a second debate. he said no but agreed to dualing town halls hosted by spanish language media company. trump questioned in miami october 28th and harris in las vegas october 10. at this point, the presidential race is too close to call. the senate is shaping up to be a gop win. 51 republicans expected, 4

we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. the development of the far east and improving the quality of life in the region were discussed at the session of the eastern economic forum resources for the future, the participants discussed how to make the partnership of banks, private investors and the state even more effective, this is the discussion. colleagues, good afternoon, we are starting the session far east resources for the future, today we will talk about the time horizon for the development of the macroregion for 6 years, 20-30, we will have a very interesting discussion, i think that it will turn into such a conversation about perhaps. chakulkov, the russian minister for the development of the far east and the arctic, dmitry alekseev, the president of dns group, ivan molchanov, the ceo. gc transgaz and igor shuvalov, the chairman of the vbrf. my name is mikhail khomich, i am the chief strategist of the web, and we will probably start with business, that's usually, we can start with government officials, but it seems to me that the basis of any succe

on surveillance video. this graphic crime unfolded in east saint is a on june 27th around 10:00pm at a parking lot on alum rock avenue just east of 6.80. you can see the suspects. police say all armed with machetes lifting the blades, then striking the victim. >> and they all had machetes and they violently attacked the victim. when our officers arrived, they located an adult male victim suffering from multiple stab that scent is a police spokesperson. stacey, she see in the graphic video. he wasn't just being, you know, punch with fans. he was being kicked, but he was also being slashed. machetes. >> she says now months later, a major development, 3 people arrested. juan ramirez, eddie, her arena and roll laureano. >> that whatever suspec suspects rain is actually homicide suspect from a 2005 homicide here in san jose. suspect reyna was also arrested and convicted for the homicide. our detectives and officers who responded to to the scene did an outstanding job of taking over this investigation, making sure that these dangerous suspects are behind bars. we have no room in san jose and in our community for vio

chp says this crash happening on westbound 5.80, east of lakeshore avenue, all 4 west bound lanes were temporarily closed, but they have since reopened is no word on if anyone was seriously hurt in that crash. police in oakland are investigating a stabbing. they say possibly happened at the coliseum after the final a's home game last night. they say a fan who was at the game >> and had been drinking. got back to his home and realized he was bleeding and may have been stabbed. he went to the hospital where he told police he thought it might have happened at the coliseum. police have not confirmed what exactly took place. a ranch owner from santa rosa is speaking out after he says a woman stole his goats. we told you about this last night. celebrity chef, guy fieri is lending a hand to try and help find the 3 goats that were taken from a ranch earlier this month, the celebrity chef posting on his facebook page asking anyone in the area to help bring those goats home safely. the goat's owner say the woman who stole them lured the goats out of the ranch with some hay. he tells us he consid

focusing on us and middle east foreign policy. thanks very much for joining us. analogies era. if we look at the days, developments live in on is looking for a diplomatic solution. wisdom always, according for us, these via while is really 5 minutes the venue minutes. and y'all was calling on his troops on the move and board of living on to fight with full force is running, his blood was said, it's waiting for an open ended will. are they likely to step back at this point? um, thank you for having me. and that's a great question for me to. i think uh the issue is that uh, is the royal is now and then when military momentum. so it's from its perspective, it wants to illuminate, or we can all in groups that's for seems as threats to it in a short sale or long term. so that includes has well law. and i think there was a really less likely to see any kind of ceasefire as the living on foreign minister was uh, was talking to you in general assembly. he was calling for implementing resolution 1701. um, but i think the situation is very d

just past city hall on east santa clara street. district runs 16 blocks between seventh and 22nd street, featuring more than 200 businesses from vegan food, pizza boutiques and hair salon and one of the city's last shops still developing film. they are the gateway. it is very, very important to invest in our gateways into downtown, right when you're getting off of the 101, it is very important to see this corridor thriving with businesses open with no graffiti. the mural at vegan bistro donuts was painted by local artist leila gemelos. it was completed about two months ago, and the city says it has stayed graffiti free. i'm at the anchor desk now with our janelle wang who's working on the 5:00 news. hi audrey, we are just getting word that the san francisco district attorney is going to do a news conference any minute now to announce the charges against the 17 year old, who shot 49ers rookie ricky pearsall. he's accused of shooting ricky pearsall. that's expected in the next ten minutes. when it happens, we will bring it to you. li