this is park landing.nded plantations near the capital are plowed after the fall of the leaves, minabites of this feather are the most jumping for landscaping. yes, to study before the eco- marathon for her husband, sometimes skin subbotnik at albou as part of the green yards project. the raubidzha sports complex and extending the renewal of the infrastructure are neutralized, yes, carrying out this purchase to the light of freestyle , experts are modernizing the new dissolution and wherever the wavy judicial pavilion is an angry school without wounds for a blind look, and so the pavilion itself for athletes, and it will be flaunted by a large-scale upgrade of the gods, evaluate into crystals. because of the modern uh, we'll be chilling springboards, which will allow you to train in positive temperatures and a modern drop station, which will generally exclude. uh, the application is handmade. everything will be done by mechanisms. we also have increased acceleration, which will allow us to increase speed a

about tubman in recent years, from the movement to put her face on the $20 bill to new museums and park landedicated to her and others who escaped enslavement. our special correspondent joie chen met a man who not only studied tubman's journey -- he set out to follow in her footsteps. joie: history offers no proof that these were her words -- narrator: if you see the torches in the woods, keep going. joie: but they surely reflect the spirit of harriet tubman's flight from enslavement. narrator: don't ever stop. if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. joie: everybody knows harriet tubman, underground railroad. conductor. but what don't we get about her? >> what we don't get about harriet is, harriet lived multiple lifetimes. joie: anthony cohen has spent much of his lifetime tracking hers. >> i'm a historian of african-american history. joie: a historian who literally followed tubman's footsteps. in the mid-1990's, cohen set out from maryland, tubman's home state. traveling the path of the underground railroad all the way to canada. you walked? >> walked. traveled through five states, tra

russian scientists enthusiasts and nature security organizations just the other day the national park landrds for the first time in the history of observations in the wild. the camera trap captured six amur tigers at once. we have been working on many fronts, because protecting the tiger is necessary to take care of the forest, which, uh, is a habitat for both the tiger and its food supply. and, of course, we realized that it is impossible, while protecting nature, not to think about people who live in the real habitat of wild nature, and also on the works of participants in the golden turtle photo contest, which also opened in the fields. these are 200 works selected from 14.500. there is a unique work where a mother of a sperm whale feeds her cub with milk, a unique shot like this there is no other economic forum in the world - this is even a railway tunnel under construction. an hour and a half drive from vladivostok, the bottleneck at the takeoff of the trans-siberian will stop slowing down the traffic after the completion of expansion work so called the eastern training ground moderni

sand class class welcome to our space park landing.d to open anything so that the children could develop the film transformers. we saw that people cosplay transformers. what did we do? we decided that we should make our own such robots in ukraine. there is no such thing in ukraine. at first, we started in apartment to make some templates some first costumes made a costume for independence day it was 25 years of independence of ukraine and we accepted the invitation to perform at the festival we made two patriotic transformers and just carried them while it is worth it, a customer has already appeared to buy, customers came to us there after six letters we constantly had to explain what kind of budofor cannons are one and a half meters long already here, what are you doing, why do they come here from other regions ? you can bang at night and in general, if the machine works all day, the neighbors are nervous as far as possible from the front, and as it turns out now, they did it right well, they started making the same quiet suits for t

lands success over the years. so and that begins with the mayor's office. the rec and park department. police and fire department. mta, public health and other city service. we could trurl not do it without the city's cooperation. >> events like outside lands bring people together in the community. and would noted be possible without the city team. i want to thank your neighbors in the sunset and the richmond districts. we know that we are in your neighborhood. and we enjoy a good and close relationship with you all and many of the things that we have done to mitigate the impact of outside lands has been done with those neighborhoods and supervisors. >> in a mobile home you will hear from our mayor after she speaks, i will cover what is you in for the festival. after, a number of our team members and partners will be available for individual interviews and we will wrap with a site tour you feel free to take footage of the groundses and get a sense for the space. we have golf carts next door that we can take you after this now my honor to welcome mayor london breed. [applause] thank you

the option of naming this -- park midway landing. and that is to connect the park with the history of the clippers and noticing from the i lands to the island that was of midway and there is -- was a -- was a connection with the island in that part of the left and also was the residents from the island that was important in the battle midway. [inaudible] so that was this is the um -- something that museum brought to our attention. um -- um -- next park is um building one plaza the park on the front of the building one. um the proposed name is um that we presented before was transpacific plaza. um -- i wanted to um -- show close that photos of elements that are on the building one. so you can see here the showing the plains and connecting us to that history of the island. will um -- the park will be serving as a connection with the ferry and the building will be recreation area to enjoy the views. um -- we have 2 alternative names. um -- transpacific plaza and plaza pacifica. court pacifica. pacific plaza and pacifica plaza. um -- we w

the legal implications of the behested payment legislation and we are both on the department and parks land are eager to open this up. parks alliance, which deals with donors reports they heard from 75 community members who had been interested in putting politicalos benches through this program and had to get on a long wait list for that. so it is not only this program is in the only a source of fund raising but an person resource for resident hos want to honor friends and family in san francisco parks. and this funding supports department rec and facilities. mobile rec wall which was acquired through a donation. does need fill thereuponic support for the recertification. and in fact, when the funds were stalled, we had to put away the mobile rock wall for several months. and then the funds support our volunteer promise. they allow the department to add a layer of excellence to people who invest in parks. it is important, even though it is volunteer programs 2500 dollars it allows the materials. supplies. water and other thing this is make the eventses more special. lastly the funds support

now, some more good news i was unable to travel to gorges and remote national park lands and to humbleerations in the u.s. and in england. not to mention a covid protocol thanksgiving with my very own family in their illinois backyard to prepare the best report that i could muster for wendell and also for my readers. a book eventually titled where the deer in the antelope play. i'm grateful for that opportunity to continue the conversation how we are using our planets resources for good or not. especially with regard to who is providing our food and how. i think we absolutely have it in our power to get our land ethic right. but the big question remains, as all this, will we? if we do will be largely thanks to incredible authors like the ones featured in this festival. the fact i am counted among their illustrious number leads me too say it must've been a very slow year. [laughter] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> please welcome award-winning author of more than 50 books for young readers,. [cheering] [applause] brexit thank you nick. good evening beautiful people. the best way to

russian scientists, enthusiasts and environmental organizations, literally the other day, the national park landeopards for the first time in the history of observations in the wild. the photo trap captured six amur tigers at once. we have been working on many fronts, because protecting tigers requires taking care of the forest, which, uh, is a habitat for both the tiger and its prey base. and, of course, we realized that it is impossible to engage in nature conservation without thinking about people who live in the real habitat of wildlife, also in the works of participants in the golden turtle photo contest, which also opened in the fields. these are 200 works selected from 14.500. there is a unique work where a mother of a sperm whale feeds her cub with milk . an hour and a half drive from vladivostok, a bottleneck at the outlet of the trans-siberian will stop slowing down the traffic after completion of work to expand the so -called eastern range of the modernized bam and trans-siberian. we are on time and on time, as well as the instructions that the president of the russian federation put

let's remind people that after shooting in park land, you wrote a series of articles the way credit cardnies finance the mass shootings. a majority use credit and debit cards to buy guns and ammunition and body armor beyond normal spending patterns leaving the companies in a unique condition to identify red flags sox what is the update on that, what is the latest. >> the big update is it appears that four years later, potentially as early as this week, the what is called iso, the industry standards organization, may be able to make a final decision that would allow the credit cards and the banks to know that when zbou to a gun store, that you are at a gun store. so currently, unusually there are what are called mer chant category codes, if you look at your credit card, they say you spent this on restaurants and health care and because even store has a merchant category that said you're at a grocery store. anyone without a merchant category are gun stores. footlocker often times could be the same as a gun store, it is a considered sporting goods at best. and sometimes they get sort of fal

there are already seven kittens in the leopard land national park.mera traps. here he stands out with a probability of 100%. this is a female 48. this is the mother of five cubs. scientists recognize amur tigers by their unique stripes on their sides, and not as a passport. each has its own in the database for 8 years since the beginning of observations, thousands of images only in the national park leopard land, 48 adult tigers, 10 cubs and 121 far eastern leopards live. the highest population density of big cats. all in our country. this year, 750 amur tigers were counted, and less than a century ago, this species was considered endangered due to hunting, poaching and cutting down forests. predators as big as a tiger. they are very demanding. uh, to the quality of the habitat. they need large areas of untouched forests with a high density, but large ungulates, that is, in particular, red deer boars, the situation changed after hunting for the amur tiger was banned in the middle of the last century, a rare predator was listed in the red book, habita

be placed in what is known as the bow room which is a private chamber that overlooks the acres of park landy behind that majestic building. and it will be there and there will be members of the royal family. it will be attended by clerics and by priests. on a constant basis, of course. and it will be in the morning, the following day, on wednesday where the coffin will make a solemn procession towards westminster abbey where she will lay in state for the feive days and that is when the big security operation, the massive crowds are really expected. because as well as the many world leaders that will be coming to attend the funeral, which is taking place on monday, the expectation is that there will be hundreds of thousands of ordinary people from britain, from around the world as well who will want to file past that coffin and pay their respects. and so that in itself, you could imagine for five days hundreds of thousands of people, it is an enormous event that will bring this city, this country in some ways to a standstill, kate. >> one thing that we know. we saw, matthew, all of the queen

the period ends in 1909 when the land was transferred to the parks admission.the cemetery is a testament to the evolution of burial customs how the communities took care of their deceased members. it was common for working class people to join cultural and ethnic societies during their life to sure some assurance that their bodies would be taken care of after their death. this reflects changing attitudes where sentiment mentality was offer the date was outwayed by notions of progress. there are two monuments from the certify tri era that are still standing in lincoln dispark embody the practice in the 19th century. finally criteria four, the remnants of the cemetery have yielded important information about the history of san francisco. archeological studies provide valuable information about the past life ways that are not always captured in historical records. as a cemetery for the indigent wells ethnic, social and religious organizations, city cemetery has the potential to yield information about the beliefs and practices of groups that were disenfranchised i

and 33% of the national parks' land is kafue national park.e biggest park in the country. >> kafue national park and the so-called game management area where hunting is allowed draw tourists of all kinds from nature lovers who are armed with cameras to big game hunters and their big guns. >> the hunt has to happen deeper in the bush, right, in more remote places. >> that's where the animals are. americans love safari hunting. 60% of all safari hunting that takes place in zambia is supported by americans. >> i have friends who read about teddy roosevelt's safari to africa. and since they were kids they wanted to go over there and hunt some sort of big game. ♪ >> here in zambia, hunting is called the big boy's game. it's not for every jim and jack. it involves people with money. when you hunt a lion, when you hunt a leopard it's expensive because these are prime, prime animals. >> it seems especially when you talk about big trophy hunting, this is an expensive endeavor. >> it is. you can pay 60, 80, $100,000 for an one animal. >> many hunters co

park but the city says he is breaking the law. mark has started clearing a three acre plot of land. he said that the city of san jose has promised to build a park but never got around it. he and his friends are doing it themselves. >> i'm fed up. i am -- enough is enough. i'm tired of being sick and tired. i'm taking things in to my own hands and i wanted to clean the park up. i want to make it usable. put plants and grass and benches so people can enjoy a park that's intended for them. >> san jose has jurisdiction over the land. the city's parks and rec department said it doesn't have the funding to build a park yet. officials also say that he does not have the authority to build a park. >>> uber eats delivery without a driver. uber is working with a company called n. >>announcer: uro who just signed a deal with them to use their self driving electric cars to deliver food. customers will be randomly selected for the service. they will be charged the same rate as if you had a regular driver. they are roll that out in mountain view and houston. >>> the 49ers are in chicago getting rea

inside and close the door to the place, employees of the hunting watch and the national park had already arrived landhe leopard. they are trying to catch a red animal, a book cat. it is extremely rare for local residents to go out to people. do they suggest that a leopard may have rabies? in the russian regions, telephone lines have become active again scammers. now they are calling from substitution numbers of ordinary citizens who do not even suspect that the name is being covered up by swindlers, while attackers do not hesitate to warn their victims that they should be vigilant and offer safe ways to report details of a fraudulent scheme, studied dmitry blininikov. kristina , a mother of many children, is once again afraid to go out into the street ; her phone number began to be used. swindlers call people. trying to access their bank accounts represented by bank employees and tried to commit fraudulent actions, respectively, people call me back and ask me for clarifications, and many are sure that it was she who stole their savings and demands money back. just after all, the situation is somethin

this happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the bay lands athletic center.ey was later found and arrested on assault and robbery charges. >> and update now on the murder of the young san carlos mother is believed to have been beheaded with u.s. war by her ex-boyfriend. the arraignment of the accused killer jose lend data as expected for tomorrow afternoon. 27 year-old karina castro was killed last thursday when she was attacked outside of her apartment. police believe the violence stemmed from a domestic dispute. when data is the father of castro's one year-old daughter. he is currently in the san mateo county jail. >> police are investigating tonight after an ar 15 style gun was used to rob a person of their backpack and laptop near uc berkeley university. police say the robbery happened around one 45 this morning near then the new avenue and white way. the robber has been described as a man in his 30's wearing a dark sweatshirt, black cargo pants and a surgical mask. they took off of the getaway driver in a white pickup truck. anyone with any information a

this happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the bay lands athletic center.i was later found and arrested on assault and robbery charges. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news president biden was at the pentagon today marking 21 years since the 9.11 terror attacks while vice president kamala harris visited ground 0 for commemoration. they're going to hear their remarks in just a few minutes. plus, we're taking a look at the fires continuing to burn across southern california. stick with us. kron. 4 news at 8 continues after the break. >> it was a somber and rainy morning as top u.s. officials traveled to the side of the tragedies to remember and honor the lives lost to 21 years ago. earlier this morning, vice president kamala harris arrived in new york at the ceremony there. this is video of her husband meeting with other dignitaries at that ceremony. >> president joe biden marked the anniversary of the 9.11 terror attacks taking part in a somber wreath laying ceremony at the pentagon. this morning, the president was joined by family members of the fallen first r

. >> at sugar mill landing park in union city. 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year just to know the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. >> the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. remember everybody that worked? we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hijackers. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol. instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali

experience, everyone was impressed by the sensational footage three days ago in the leopard land national park for the first time in the history of observation in the wild nature, six amur tigers, a tigress and five cubs, fell into the lens of the camera trap at once , a painstaking rather difficult work that was carried out over 12 years. we have worked in many areas, because to protect tigers you need to deal with the forest, which is a habitat. as for the tiger, as for its food base. and, of course, we realized that it is impossible, while protecting nature, not to think about the people who live in the real world. we have worked very hard during these years, e creation of appropriate infrastructure facilities. well, as a matter of fact, this comprehensive work has led to, uh, quite a serious result of the tasks adopted 12 years ago, the global tiger restoration programs have been completed and a new declaration has been adopted in vladivostok. we have established cooperation between the two countries in the field of environmental protection and plan to expand it . the ex-minister of foreig

. >> that sugar mill landing park in union city. 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year just to know the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else. >> and at the time she felt she was doing a good deed. the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. >> remember everybody they were we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks. the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hijackers. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol. instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali vi

this happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the bay lands athletic center.s later found and arrested on assault and robbery charges. >> across the pond today, crowds gathered in the streets of aberdeen, scotland to view the funeral procession carrying the remains of queen elizabeth. the second she's now lay in rest at saint giles cathedral in edinburgh until tuesday when she will then be flown to london. and this afternoon, charles, the 3rd was an edinburgh as the queen's coffin arrived. >> there he was publicly proclaimed the king of scotland, wales and northern ireland at a ceremony. >> reporter katie corrado joining us tonight from outside windsor castle where mourners continue to pay their respects today. >> good so we did not see any royal family members at windsor castle today, as we did yesterday with prince william and kate and prince harry and but today, king charles called this the queens last great journey. and it really is the queen's coffin moved from the ballroom at balmoral today and it went on the 6 hour journey through the scottish countrysi

this happened saturday afternoon in the parking lot of the bay lands, athletic center.i was later found and arrested on assault and robbery charges. >> in the east bay, the police chief in union city has addressed the recent uptick in gun violence and recent weeks. union city police have responded to violent crimes stemming from gun violence. >> related to gangs, drugs and domestic violence, a 10 to homicides and assaults with a gun are up. 63% and police say 70% of the guns that they've seized are either ghost guns or not registered to the person who used the gun. >> looking to switch are patrolling model to district policing, which makes it makes areas a smaller for our officers to patrol so that they have more interactions with the community. and so they could have a better understanding or feel for we know what's going on in the community. >> the police department plans to send officers to where they're needed most based on crime data and encourage residents that they can get more information about what's going on with the police, social media platforms. >> 6.39 the

luminaries like him and john muller -- john muir were essential in establishing park service and not selling those lands to any developers. asked how far removed early to the development of our food right now? >> that's what inspired my writing. the work of a farmer in kentucky and that's all he writes about is how we have lost touch with where our food is produced and by whom and how. when i read that, i thought day in and day out, i can't tell you where any of my food is sourced so i can't tell you how it's grown, if the farmers or fishermen and fisher women are treating the animals with decency or if it is explicated. when you hear terms like the meat industry or meatpacking plants and you think about that for a second, i realized i don't ever want my meet to be involved with anything called an industry and i don't want to go through a plant either. i began to pay attention to where my food is coming from. would begin to giveaway the agency for who makes our food, we also disregard our small farmers who are the people who are stewards for the health of our land. that is one of the main reasons that t

he wouldn't dream of sacrificing his land for solar park or wind farm. but i don't have it done with your name. that would be tragic in the end of a naturally grown product, the yamuna. glad. they're one of the data, but right next to his field there are markings on the road, electricity pylons will soon be built here for a solar park further down in the plane. the man who is here on site wanted to see the project stopped or you know why they were in top of it down to the lab difficult thought lake antonini a. the investors are exploiting the farmer's financial difficulties. he said he, what they received rather to be a little money for their crops haley, but a lot of money for their land, all 80 kilometer, who would say no to back to the local stream g. but it would be the end of the tradition and identity of farming here a lot or a lot of rain did that even the italian state is encouraging farmers to profit from the opportunity that resolves toward a st. angelo, his grain is his life within granted that this is all natural, untreated durham, wheat shin

lands. this is mclaren park, one of more than 20 locations throughout the city designated as a possible landing area for a helicopter in the event of a disaster. we've been talking with the director of emergency services, and this will be a continuation of the practice that will happen during fleet week as well. there will be more of that. so once it lands, we'll let you know. we'll post it up on nbc bay area and our social media pages as well. certainly it's going to be something to see. it's not every day that you see a helicopter landing in san francisco because there are lots of restrictions against that. marcus. >> good to know what happens during any event that happens that they will be ready to make sure people are safe. kris, thank you so much. >>> happening today, the largest fire right now in california that's burning is ravaging parts of placer and el dorado counties. the mosquito fire has now burned more than 46,000 acres since it started on tuesday. there are some signs of progress here. containment is up to 10% right now, and that fire still threatening more than 5,000 homes and b

reintroduces cheetahs on the wild, 8 arrived in their new home yesterday in the national park, world's fastest landmber 18 of 2022, i'm jon scott, thanks for watching, remember to tune in to fox wee hours of the morning about 9 hours from now for coverage of the funeral of queen elizabeth ii. "sunday night in america" with trey gowdy is next. i'll see you next weekend. trey: thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy, it's "sunday night in america," queen elizabeth ii will be laid to rest tomorrow at st. george's chapel at windsor castle behide prince philip

the a 40 west way up through shepherd's bush, the northern side of high park and notting hill been brought land down park lane and her down constitution hill. it was just her over my left shoulder. busy ram to buckingham palace, what are we believe that there will be a guard of honor here to welcome the arrival of the queen's body. and the coffin will be placed in the bow room overnight. might be able to see just over my shoulder that the crowds have been allowed to by the police gather at this barrier several hours. okay. we still have several hours away from the arrival, of course, but they are, they're hoping to get a front row seat of this important moment in british history. he certainly is. thank you very much for the update need back a live press outside backing in palace up to a 1000000 morn, as are expected to q to see queen elizabeth lying in state in london ahead of her funeral on monday. that brings us to harry for said he is in central london and has been talking to some of those people who've been begun to line up by harriet people have been gathering this is clearly a hugely logi

he wouldn't dream of sacrificing his land for a solar park or wind farm that had been availability on him. that would be tragic in the end of a naturally grown product, the yamuna, glad they went to the doctor. but right next to his field, there are markings on the road, electricity pylons will soon be built here for a solar park further down in the plane. and there who is here on site, wanted to see the project stops or you know why they were going to the top of it down to the lab difficult, top lake antonini. and the investors are exploiting the farmers financial difficulty of the city where they receive relatively little money for their crops, hardy, but a lot of money for their land o u t carrying de la who would say no to back to the local stream g. but it would be the end of the tradition and identity of farming here a lot or a lot of rain theda. even the italian state is encouraging farmers to profit and the opportunity that the salvatore st angelo is green is his life. with the on ground or not, this is all natural, untreated durham, we'd shine, you can tell by the find flower

lands. new show set to come in january. big change is actually coming to the park early next year.scenes from all 60 of walt disney's animated movies. disneyland will also revamped their world of color show starting late january at california adventure and a food court at california adventure is getting a big hero make over the pacific wharf food court being transformed into san friend. so that's the location from the 2014 movie, big hero. 6. the new food court will also serve as a base for their lunar new year food festival at the same park location and also california adventure. a new marvel. each ticket attraction coming to the avengers campus. the marvel superheroes from multiple universes will battle villain. king 10. 0, stu say tennis earth anos than us in the new attraction. sorry, not a marvel person. there's also a meet and greet with a 10 foot tall hoke coming next week. the vendors campus opening was previously delayed last april following the pandemic sign. a lot of people very excited for all of those changes coming as a disney celebrates its 100 years. it's about that

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. >> reporter: the old encampment was on airport land and the city city is facing a september 30 deadline to make sure everyone is gone. at columbus park, the new encampment is on city land. the city says it is still assessing and monitoring the sin the situation as current priorities are finding resources resources for individuals currey individuals currently living in the land area and clearing the open space as required. what will you do? where will you go? >> everybody will go someplace . someplace else. everybody was thinking of it. they kicked us out of there. now we just move back over there. >> reporter: the city will start start clearing the streets starting september 30 and no one one will be allowed to park your your overnight and will need to leave. mary lee, kpix 5. >> the city risked losing federal funding if it did not clear the site. some did choose housing assistance. officials say they have helped 174 people find housing. like many bay area area cities, san jose's homeless homeless crisis has exploded. the unhoused population has grown 11% since 2019. > >> on to oakland now. the recent recent surge of violence is putt

the shire horses are often seen helping plough the land at the royal parks, helping to manage the wildof an impact on the earth, but today they have a slightly different task. transporting the flowers on to the next stage of their journey. if you go to our website, conceding new stamps that are being issued in memory of the queen and you can also see the cipherfor king charles. hello. the start of the new week almost felt like a new season. the dark clouds rolled in and the rain started to full anti—wind picked up. another showery day on tuesday. they will be focused in certain areas. the chart is fairly similar. north—westerly winds but a little more westerly which will allow the sliding weather system just down towards the south—west. i will show you where the showers will be mainly focus, particularly in the morning in the northern parts of scotland. frequent hail and thunder. frequent showers here in this area. and then there is that weather system i mention down towards the south—west which will slide in, bringing devon and parts of cornwall more grey skies and further rain as we

. >> at sugar mill landing park in union city, 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year. just, you know, the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else. and at the time she felt she was doing a good deed. >> the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. remember everybody that worked? we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hijackers. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol. instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people live their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymo

at sugar mill landing park in union city. >> 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year. just, you know, the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else. and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. >> remember to everybody they were we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hijackers. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol. instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali

. >> that sugar mill landing park in union city, 40 granite stones bearing the names of tae passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year just to know the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. >> the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. remember everybody that worked? we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hijackers. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol. instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali

they need to set aside 4 times more land for wind parks. meanwhile, other countries upwelling ahead. china is leading the way on wind power, followed by the united states. india is also growing and importance. world wide, wind power is booming. one risk for germany is that international firms will relocate to the big markets. nordics for example, closed it's plant in the north germans city of ra, stuck it's rotor blades, and now manufactured in india for germany. that means not just a loss of jobs, but also of expertise and resources for them in the year. it's a disaster for germany's plans to expand wind power. that was the last rollerblade plant in germany that we have just shot ourselves in the foot here. now we are dependent on india, brazil, and china. these, when you look at what expansion plans there are globally, it's clear our targets are not achievable yet. even if you made 2 per cent of land in germany available for wind power, or where do you get the rotor blades? not here anymore, but if you have to buy them and that's not going to work from years on amazon cove and us m