we want to unify the peninsula. we want have a war and il and he keeps saying this to truman and the united states and the united states keeps saying, no, no, no, we don't need to get dragged in. know, we don't need you to do something that could potentially drag united states in and create conflict and in asia that could have wider ramifications. kim il sung is doing the same thing in his discussions with stalin and over the course of the period. 1948 and 1949, 1950, he keeps going, we want to invade the south. it's an imperial puppet. it's not legitimate. we want to reunify peninsula on communist terms and so, so difference is, though, that some time in about the spring of 1959 and this also speaks to the origins of the korean war stalin changes from being relatively cautious to being more adventurous and saying go ahead. and of course, one of the reasons that he's shifted because the chinese communist party has triumphed on the chinese mainland by the end of 1949, and all of a sudden it's looking like, well, mayb

when we reach the peninsula, the waters calm and antarctica reveals itself. continent on earth. a vast ice sheet that holds more than half the world's fresh water. hundreds of species depend on these cold, rich seas. ♪ ♪ for the scientists on board, this is where the hard work begins. the researchers we're foowing has special permits to study antarctic whales up close. chris: let's do it. victoria: but first they have to find them. natalia: i heard something, but... victoria: natalia botero acosta has spent more than a decade studying humpback whales. natalia: i think it started swimming, it was like lifting a peck. victoria: her work stretches from tropical waters of colombia, where the whales breed. to the end of their 8,00kilometer migration, antarctica. how is working in antarctica for somebody from the tropics... natalia: it's fascinating. but i do get cold. a lot. sarah: there's, there's. ohh! victoria: when we spot a whale, natalia reaches for a surprising piece of scientific equipment. tell me about the crossbow, is that, is that a weapon, nat? natali

crimea, about deoccupation, about and about the reintegration of the temporarily occupied crimea peninsula, and of course, we will sum up, and this week we will talk about everything that happened, and in the first block, it is military, military expert vladyslav seliznyov, military expert and spokesman of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine in 14-17 years, mr. vladyslav, congratulations, congratulations to the villages, congratulations to you, glad to see and glory to ukraine, hero. well, mr. vladyslav, recently the commander of the ukrainian navy said that russia is losing its naval naval center in crimea. what does it mean, how much, well, when we say loses, how serious is it at this stage? here it is said that the russian occupiers are the slowest, but nevertheless lose their military presence on the territory of the currently occupied crimean peninsula, including in the first and the first queue through the destruction by the ukrainian defense forces of their military facilities in crimea and sevastopol, because when the enemy is forced to hide their warships, carriers of

but nevertheless lose their military presence on the territory of the currently occupied crimea peninsula, including first and foremost by destroying their military facilities by ukrainian defense forces. in crimea and sevastopol, because when the enemy is forced to hide its warships, carrying sea- based missiles of the caliber type closer to novorossik, it is definitely not about the military presence in crimea. when the enemy loses the resources and capabilities of its anti-aircraft and anti-missile defense system, this weakens the combat capabilities of the russian occupiers. when enemy bases, warehouses and arsenals are turned into ashes with ammunition, including shaheds, with which the enemy kisses the territory. of our country is precisely the loss of key elements that ensure the combat power of the russian army of occupation, and i think that this activity is not accidental, the ukrainian army has repeatedly stated that the 24th year will be a year of special attention to the territory of the temporarily occupied of the crimean peninsula, because the enemy must feel that crimea is

aviation, which can also... which will be able to work not only on the territory of the occupied peninsulabut also in the waters of the black and azov seas, of course, we are talking about large decent ships, which until recently were used by the enemy as an express, that is , means that transported cargo of military importance to the bay and water area of ​​sevastopol, now they are trying not to implement such things, especially in... important recently became the russian vdk due to the active activity of our kamikaze naval strike drones, of course, there is also a land route, a route that runs along the north. the coast of the sea of ​​azov, but there are also hostilities raging nearby, and who knows, today trucks with military vanage may move in space, and what will happen tomorrow is not known, taking into account the fact that the zaporizhia and the southwestern part of donetsk region, our wafkulaks, our partizans. mr. vladyslav, is that true? almost all the ships and boats of the black sea fleet of the russian... federation have already fled to novorossiysk, because recently we saw t

the peninsula of the waters of the black sea and the plains of the sea of ​​azov., here we are talking about large decent ships, which the enemy used until recently as express, that is, vehicles that transported cargo of military importance, bays and water areas of sevastopol. now they try not to implement such things, because they are too vulnerable recently became the russian vdk due to the active activity of our naval strike drones, kamikazes. of course, what is still dry. the next route, the route that runs along the northern coast of the sea of ​​azov, but there is also fighting nearby , and who knows, today trucks with military cargo can move in space, and what will happen tomorrow is still unknown, given the fact that quite our wafkulaks, our partisans, are actively operating in the south of zaporozhye, as well as in the southwestern part of donetsk region. mr. vladyslav, a it is true that almost all... and the ships and boats of the black sea fleet of the russian federation have already fled to novorossiysk, because recently we saw the operation of the arme

simferopol, er, in the east of the temporarily occupied crimean peninsula, that is , a lot of work has lot of such the work is worth and will have to be done, because the enemy continues to accumulate resources, but in this confrontation the enemy is still forced to literally burn holes in its anti-slow defense system, and the ukrainian army, system and metal, is making these holes in the russian desk in order to have appropriate conditions for further de-occupation measures. of course, i have no illusions here, it cannot happen tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, there are still too many homework tasks, it is necessary to do the ukrainian army and create appropriate prerequisites for the de-occupation of the south of kherson region and the south of zaporozhye region, to destroy as much as possible the combat capabilities of the russian occupiers, but what is known to the general public - the way to surrender it must be taken step by step every day to achieve its goal, namely implementation. this plan and the ukrainian defense forces focused their attention on this part of the fleet. w

a combat zone, and this is a combat zone, then the demilitarization of the temporarily occupied peninsula continues, and the destruction, let's say, of the anti-defense, anti-aircraft - a defensive umbrella that was built by the russians by the occupiers over our temporarily occupied peninsula, we know very well that crimea has been transformed... as the russians themselves spoke of covering the sky over crimea accordingly so that the ukrainian defense forces could not strike accordingly, and the actual functionality is the provision of the front along the entire length and the afternoon and not only the afternoon, that is, the impact on the line of combat actually in the territory of the temporarily occupied kherson oblast and zaporizhia oblast, we actually see now. because this work continues purposefully, launchers of air defense systems in crimea are destroyed, a very important element, and i would pay special attention to this, radio engineering objects are destroyed, that is, those objects that are the ears and eyes for the air defense system in crimea, for what to our sky over the

about the most important military events on the peninsula that took place during the past week. watching the bereber program, it is together in ukrainian translated with crimean tatar, this is a joint project of the atr tv channel and the spresa tv channel, and i am andriy yanitskyi, the host of this project. our program is going on summer vacation, so there will be no exits to the program in the near future, but we are not saying goodbye to you and hope to see you again, koryushkendzhi, goodbye, there are discounts, the only discounts are on mikrolax 20%, in pharmacies plantain to you and savings there are discounts representing the only discounts on psilobalsam 15% in pharmacies plantain to you and savings there are discounts representing the only discounts on norwend express forte 10% vetec. traveller , pam tauscha. watch this week's judicial control with tatyana shustrova in the program. candidates for the vrp according to the president's quota. who pissed off the ethics board? i have nothing to do with this record. please excuse me. but who spent millions on cars at the hei

the yucatan peninsula now under a hurricane warning. bracing for dangerous and damaging storm surge. mexico's president saying that landfall is projected to hit the resort town of tulum, and he urged people to move to higher ground or shelter elsewhere. >>> president biden spending the fourth of july hoping to reassure the nation that he is ready and able to serve a second term in office. the president hadwill do a high-stakes interview today as he faces calls to get out of the race. >> reporter: president biden celebrating our nation's history. >> happy independence day! >> reporter: with his political future on the line. as sources tell nbc news the next few days of his campaign are critical, after last week's disastrous debate performance, which the president acknowledged in a radio interview. >> i screwed up. i made a mistake. that's 90 minutes on stage. look what i've done in 3.5 years. >> reporter: mr. biden insisting he's committed to staying in the race. >> you got me, man. i'm not going anywhere. all right. >> reporter: the pub

year will be the year of special attention to the territory of the temporarily occupied crimean peninsula, because the pea has the feeling that crimea is not land, it is ukrainian land, and this land will be under feet of the russian occupiers until the territory of crimea is left to the last russian occupier, and here i think that they should hurry, because it is not for nothing that our two glorious generals. general malyuk and general bugdanov have repeatedly stated that the structure of the kerch bridge exists redundant, and therefore must be destroyed, so while there is still an opportunity to cover the heels of the crimea using precisely this infrastructural structure, it is worth taking advantage of this opportunity, because on the one hand i understand the russians, they have several options for escaping from the crimea, and with on the other hand, i understand that all these options are vulnerable, it is not only about the kerch bridge, it is also about the kerch ferry crossing... which we have repeatedly kissed by destroying the pre-party infrastructure and the same ferries, it

some taboos in crimea as well, that we would be forbidden, where we are forbidden to hit on the peninsulach a sensitive thing, that americans are afraid to give us such a right? well, maybe the enemy scaremongers somehow worked there that russia was trying, at least in this regard, to have objects that will perform the function of elements of the so-called nuclear shield of the russian federation, maybe it is related to this , maybe with some other questions, but i think that there should be no prohibitions, no taboos for the defense forces of ukraine, not only on the territory of the temporarily occupied crimea, but also on those objects of the russian federation located on its territory, yes returning to crimea, i think... that these taboos will not really spread to our ukrainian peninsula, because we understand very well that crimea today and its liberation is a military-political issue, and if it were not strange, but precisely during the full-scale invasion, this military aspect, the military aspect, it became, perhaps, even more the main factor for the liberation of crimea than any

so, returning to crimea, i think that these taboos will not really spread to our ukrainian peninsula, because we perfectly understand that crimea today and its liberation is a military-political issue. and no matter how strange it is, it is precisely during the full-scale rejection of this military aspect. the military aspect, it became perhaps even more the main factor for the liberation of crimea than the diplomatic some movements in the complex all this will happen, and going back to the objects that you are talking about, maybe it is really connected, once again i'm talking about the so-called nuclear shield of the russian federation, there may still be some obstacles, but i hope there won't be any, because we all understand very well that all objects on the territory of crimea, russian occupation, they are legitimate purposes. for ukraine, and without the liberation of crimea, we cannot say that our war with russia will end in victory, only the liberated crimea, as one of the liberated territories, there are donetsk, luhansk, zaporizhzhya, kherson oblasts, then we will say that u

that is specifically aimed at liberating crimea, which... in its goal of liberating the occupied peninsula, we cooperate with this unit for the entire time that this program exists, well, that's it. .. we will speak first as always with military expert, then on humanitarian topics, military expert serhiy bratchuk, spokesperson of the ukrainian volunteer army south, with us today, mr. serhiy, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the armed forces, congratulations, glory to the heroes, my question is that during the last week in did something interesting happen in crimea, what should we pay attention to from a military point of view, were there any surprises? there are really no surprises, but there will be surprises from the defense forces of ukraine, if we are talking about the processes that crimea is currently living through, as emphasized by the combat zone actions, and this is a zone of hostilities, then the demilitarization of the temporarily occupied peninsula continues, the destruction, let's say so, of the anti-armor anti-aircraft defense umbrella that was built by the russia

the peninsula humane society. um, would we're close to the public today, but they can definitely come by the shelter are coyote point shelter tomorrow and look, you know, we can't identify them over the phone, right? so they're very welcome to come and look if they've got a lost pet. um 11 to 7 tomorrow, 12. airport boulevard is is the address of our county point shelter or similarly. you know, look, look in your oh, on shelter and check every couple of days. don't give up after the 1st day, you know, might take them a bit to make their way to >liz>us. all right, calling. crowley with the peninsula, humane society and spc. a thank you. so much for being here. >live>thank you. everybody have a great rest of the day and be >liz>safe. you too. the noise concerns for pets along with worries about triggering ptsd among veterans. and of course, there's again the fire concerns are all reasons by some communities are skipping the fireworks. altogether this year, ryan inamoto joins me now with the cities that are lighting

... returning to crimea, i think that these taboos, they will not spread really to our ukrainian peninsula, because we understand very well that crimea today and its liberation is a military-political issue, and if it were not surprising, but it was during the full-scale alienation that this military aspect, the military aspect, became, perhaps even more important factor for the liberation of crimea than any diplomatic movements, all this will happen in the complex. and actually returning to the objects you are talking about, maybe it is really connected, i will say once again with the so-called nuclear shield of the russian federation, maybe there are some more obstacles, but i hope there won't be any, because we all understand very well that all objects on the territory of crimea, russian occupation, they are legitimate targets for ukraine, and without the liberation of crimea, we cannot talk about the fact that our war with russia, it will end in victory, only the liberated crimea and... as one of the liberated territories, there are donetsk, luhansk, zaporizhzhya, kherson oblasts, then

the peninsula southbound 101 at willow. we had a crash.80 is still your best bet. and then we go to the east bay. not a lot going on 680 is a little slow through pleasanton and 880 is slow from san leandro up through into oakland. 818 let's bring rosemary back in with today's weather. >> yes. good morning sal. temperatures are slowly rebounding. the clouds are slowly pulling apart. we will have another slow clearing day for areas along the peninsula as well as the east bay shore, giving you a live look there at all the cloud cover there. just kind of drifting. we've got blue sky up above and we will have a blue sky getting into the afternoon as well. temperatures are going to be just slightly warmer compared to yesterday. those that were in the low 80s yesterday will be in the upper 80s. the onshore breeze through fairfield has actually picked up a little bit. is anywhere from 15 to 20mph most of the morning now, gusting to 26. so we are going to continue with this very mild pattern for at least one more day by tomorrow. our inland cities

batch of f-16 fighters, which will be able to operate not only on the territory of the occupied peninsula, but also in the waters of the black and prospective seas of azov. of course, here we are talking about large decent ships, which the enemy used until recently as express ships, that is, ships that transported cargo of military importance to bays like this. sevastopol, now they try not to implement such things, because they are too vulnerable recently became the russian vdc, due to the active activity of our naval strike drones, kamikazes. of course, there is also a land route, a route that runs along the northern coast of the sea of ​​azov, but there are also hostilities nearby, and who knows, today trucks with military cargo can move in space, and what will happen tomorrow is still unknown. taking into account the fact that our wafkolaks, our partisans, are quite active in the south of zaporizhzhia, as well as in the southwestern part of donetsk region. mr. vladyslav, a it is true that almost all the ships and boats of the black sea fleet of the russian federation have already fled

ahora bien, la penÍnsula de yucatÁn se llevarÁ la peor parte, pero de igual forma hay aspectos positivoso impacto entre reynosa y veracruz. ya para lo que es el prÓximo lunes. estamos hablando de aquÍ a una semana y son mÁs mis certezas que mis dudas de que este disturbio deberÍa ser el impacto en mÉxico, porque el anticiclÓn que estÁ generando este calor agobiante en el sur de los estados unidos es el que nos protege y empuja estos disturbios hacia mÉxico y no permite que se acerquen hacia suelo estadounidense. habrÁ que pagar, obviamente el precio. julio de mucho calor en el sur del paÍs. >> bueno, gracias carlos robles por ese pronÓstico. y el mal tiempo amenaza tambiÉn con impactar los planes de viaje de muchos en este feriado del 4 de julio, 61 millones de personas, desde maine hasta carolina del norte estÁn bajo la amenaza de inundaciones para los prÓximos dÍas. la situaciÓn es aÚn mÁs crÍtica en zonas de las dakotas y minnesota, donde la crecida del rÍo mississippi ya estÁ en niveles que son histÓricos. la familia biden se lanza la campaÑa que se intensifica en la estrategia despu

el huracÁn beryl continÚa su camino hacia la penÍnsula de yucatÁn en mÉxico.tana roo como un ciclÓn de categorÍa 1—2, desde tulum tenemos el reporte. reportera: el huracÁn beryl destruyÓ estructuras en la granadina, muchas personas perdieron todo. con lÁgrimas en los ojos, esta mujer dice que las tasas de ——que las casas de concreto se vinieron al piso. la gente hizo lo que pudo para proteger sus hogares. ademÁs colapso varias estructuras en la isla. para los pescadores fue una tragedia total. esa persona asegura que muchas embarcaciones subieron problemas. tome precauciÓn extrema. >> hay que reforzar los muelles, las embarcaciones. reportera: tambiÉn comenzÓ la evaluaciÓn de las zonas devastadas por el meteoro. >> para el lugar donde vivimos es muy peligroso. >> todo el estado se ve envuelto en nube. reportera: ya se cancelaron decenas de vuelos y hay refugios con capacidad de mÁs de 23,000 personas. soldados y marinos ya fueron desplegado. en tulum todavÍa algunas playas permanecen abierta. esta calma es pasajera, por la noche llegarÁ el huracÁn beryl. >> si

it is a war zone , and this is a war zone. then the demilitarization of the temporarily occupied peninsulanues, the destruction continues, let's say yes, that anti-defense, anti-air defense umbrella, which was built by the russian occupiers over our temporarily occupied peninsula, we know very well that crimea was transformed, as the russians themselves said, into a corresponding cover of the sky over crimea so that... the ukrainian defense forces do not could strike, respectively, and the actual functionality is the provision of the front along the entire length of the south and not only the south, that is, the influence on the line of combat actually on the territory of the temporarily occupied kherson oblast and the zaporizhzhia region, then actually now we see that this work continues purposefully, the launchers of air defense systems in crimea are being destroyed, a very important element and i will pay special attention to it, radio engineering objects are being destroyed, that is, those objects that are ears and eyes for of the air defense system in crimea, for which our skies over

, but simply... the withdrawal from the crimean peninsula of russian troops and the population that wants to go somewhere deep into russia, beyond the urals, i wanted, for example, what do you say, well, it would be nice if they all went to the urals and created such a security zone for europe all the way to the urals, objectively speaking, so far it looks like, indeed, objectively speaking, simply, the defense forces of ukraine are leading a course to isolate the russian occupiers in the temporarily occupied crimea, actually. why are there two priority directions of categories of targets for strikes, the first is logistical objects, the second is air defense means, which in theory could prevent strikes on logistical objects. it is unlikely, of course, that the measurements of the accumulation of blows should be counted on the russians will leave there, you mentioned 2 million people there, but we still need to forget the 5,000 russian occupiers who invaded there in 2014, and there are probably several tens of thousands of russian military... coast guards, there are marines, naval aviatio

nevertheless, losing their military presence on the territory of the currently occupied crimean peninsulaing first and foremost through the destruction by ukrainian defense forces of their military facilities in crimea and sevastopol, because when the enemy is forced to hide their warships carry sea- based missiles of a caliber closer to novorossik, this is definitely not a pro-military presence in crimea, when the enemy loses the resource capabilities of its system. anti-aircraft and anti-missile defense is the weakening of the combat capabilities of the russian occupiers, when the enemy bases, class and arsenals with ammunition, including the shaheds, with which the enemy targets the territory of our country, are turned into ashes, this is precisely the loss of key elements that ensure the combat power of the russian army of occupation, and i think this activity is not accidental. the ukrainian army has repeatedly stated that the 24th year will be a special year. attention on the territory of the temporarily occupied crimean peninsula, because the enemy has a feeling that the crimea - t

y por supuesto, le musica noche noticias telemundo bajo la sota de barrow, la peninsula de yucatan y los embates del huracan que se fortalecio a categoria 3. >> a categoria 3. >> cientos de turistas cuyos vuelos fueron cancelados y residentes buscan refugio del poderoso ciclon. >> cuatro ataques de tiburon en un solo dia las playas de la isla del padre se tinen de solo dia. >> atacara a cuatro personas en diferentes momentos del feriado de independencia. >> argentina avanza a semifinales tras vencer a ecuador 5 a 3, espero definicion de su contrincante ya sea canada o venezuela en la copa america. >> y tanto macy's en nueva york como la capital del pais tiran la casa por la ventana con sus tradicionales espectaculos de fuegos artificiales conmemorando este feriado del 4 de julio. >> comenzamos. >> esperanza, y muchas bienvenidos y muchas gracias por la ventana de julio. >> comenzamos. >> gonzalo y saga. >> sea por acompanarnos. >> esta noche comenzamos con el huracan beryl que se ha fortalecido a categoria 3 y que ya azota la peninsula de yucatan con poderosas rafagas de viento y tam

translated from greek, hersenez means peninsula.speaking world at that time, stretching along the black mediterranean sea, there were several cities. with the name khersanez, speaking precisely about this, they added tauride after the name of the tribe that lived in this territory. chersonese has always been surrounded by walls in order to protect itself from tank attacks, nomads. geography attracts history; this is a territory that, one way or another, has always interested everyone, well, probably. in the history of chersonese there is not a century when chersonese and later, yes, korsun, cherson from sevastopol, when its inhabitants did not fight with someone. khersanez is a typical hellenic polis, that is, a city state. to conduct all affairs, from minting local coins, collecting taxes, trade, to defense. in order to defeat the external enemy , the residents used the state organization, which here in fersoness was democratic in nature. everyone people who are indigenous have rights . it is clear that there are different social s

front, during the day the cloud masses associated with it will stretch from the coast of the kola peninsulain our country, the heaviest rains will occur in the polar regions, as well as in the pskov, novgorod and smolensk regions. in some places you will get over ten. 20 mm of moisture, while the recurrence of hurricane squalls is unlikely. let's say, in veliky novgorod, thunderclouds will appear closer to noon, they will no longer allow the thermometers to rise to... above +22-23, at the showers will peak in the evening, the intensity of precipitation can reach 5-6 mm in 3 hours, as a result, by the end of the day , about 20% of the july rain volume may fall on the city. the cold front will make its way deep into the russian plain very slowly, so in moscow until thursday the record afternoon heat will last +33-34. on friday, thunderstorm arrays will appear over the metropolis. clouds will bring quite heavy rain; on saturday the temperature will finally approach the level of the climate norm, during the day about plus 25. that's all i have until now goodbye! a fairy chicken is needed for sw

it's impacting the yucatan peninsula. it will be impacting the yucatan peninsula today.2 storm, winds with 100 miles per hour has slowed down a little bit in speed. it's a little bit weaker. when you have that land interaction, that's what's happening. we're looking at winds at 100 miles per hour, moving to the northwest at 15 miles per hour. then we're going to track the alerts here. we're looking all across the yucatan peninsula. we have a hurricane warning for cozumel. we have a hurricane watch for parts of the yucatan peninsula as well as a tropical storm warning. we're seeing those impacts right now, the rough seas, the damaging winds, the really heavy rainfall. we're going to see really heavy rainfall with this system as we go throughout the next couple of days. this is the track of this storm. as we go throughout time here, we do expect it to weaken to a tropical storm status as it kind of gets across the gulf, and then it's going to restrengthen. it's going to use the fuel and the warmth of the gulf to restrengthen to a category 1 storm. notice this path, we're s

how the abnormal heat affected the operation of the crimean energy system and how the peninsula lives under conditions of shelling by the ukrainian armed forces with american missiles. the head of the republic, sergei aksyonov, spoke about this and more in an interview with our tv channel. good afternoon, sergey vareevich, it’s hot, it’s hot on the peninsula, it’s hot, in principle, our russian south, i would like it to be hot. but not like that, but how do you cope with the heat, like the energy system, but now ukrainian fakes are simply throwing out that crimea is without electricity, crimea is without water, and it’s hot, and the energy system can’t cope, what we have is happening around the world, after all, this is an important heat right now, that is, abnormal, extreme, one might say, there were 47 awards there yesterday, of course, in fact, that is, everyone has all the devices, everything related to ventilation and so on, that is, as if cooling the air as a whole, that is, everything is electrical. turned on, operating at almost full capacity, unfortunately, that is, the volum

emphasize the war zone, and this is a war zone. the demilitarization of the temporarily occupied peninsulahe destruction, let's say so, of the anti-wall, anti-aircraft defense umbrella that was built by the russian occupiers over our temporarily occupied peninsula continues, we know it's great that crimea was transformed, as the russians themselves said, into a cover of the sky over crimea so that... the ukrainian defense forces could not strike, and the actual functionality is to provide the front along the entire length and the south and not only the south, i.e. the influence on the line of combat actually on the territory of the temporarily occupied kherson oblast and zaporizhia oblast, then we actually see now that this work, it continues purposefully, the launchers of air defense systems in crimea are destroyed, a very important element and... would pay special attention to this, radio engineering facilities are being destroyed, that is, those facilities that are the ears and eyes of the air defense system in crimea, so that our skies over crimea are freer, so that it is possible, thi

the parking barrel is heading towards mex, cuz you can time peninsula one of the country's most popular tourist, there is a category 3 storm is expected to make a landfill on friday is left the trail of destruction right across the se. in the caribbean, kelly, at least 10 people. i'll just here as latin america editor, let's see in human reports now from plot to a common in mexico. hurricane barrel is barreling towards the 10 peninsula leading destruction in its wake and the caribbean. residents have voted of homes and shops or waiting to worse to get them up or to go. yes, we always need to prepare because they may be radical change. that's why we must be prepared. authorities of even evacuated turtle legs to say for ground. nearly 300 domestic and international flights have been cancelled, leaving thousands of tourists stranded some tourists to never experienced a hurricane. like steve and his son, jacob, from canada, see it as an adventure. you're excited to see it. as long as everything's ok, while the hurricane has been downgraded from a category 5 to a 2, it could still be deadly.

beryl is expected to hit mexico's yucatan peninsula tonight or perhaps tomorrow morning. mexico's defense ministry says visitors who can't or don't leave may be ordered to go to designated shelters. 120 shelters are open and nearly 5000 troops of the guard are on guard in the peninsula. let's take a live look right now at lake tahoe. this camera from high camp at palisades tahoe resort, it's been a packed day of 4th of july celebrations around the tahoe basin. many people in lake tahoe from out of town trying to escape the extreme heat. they were in the 80s today, and the 4th of july events all day were just an extra bonus. we saw that temperature and we had already been in it for a few days and we were like girl, girls and boys. we're heading to lake tahoe. well, back at home right now, it's 104 degrees. and what is it up here right now? 70 something. so yes, this is the place to be. my swamp cooler. hardly keeps up with the temperature down there. for the first time in five years, incline village is hosting its 4th of july fireworks show. and that starts at 930 this eve

north in the korean peninsula.he order authorizes the deployment of us nuclear weapons around the korean peninsula to deter or respond to possible north korean nuclear attacks. declaring a state of emergency in the us state of california following the spread of wildfires the intensity of the forest fire on sunday was so great that it burned more than 300,000 hectares of forest land. local authorities have asked the residents of the city of paradise, california, in the neighborhood of los angeles , to evacuate the city. nearly 2,050 firefighters along with 16 helicopters and a large number of air tankers have been deployed to contain the fire, but state officials say it is not enough and the flames are spreading at an unbelievable speed. the fire started two days ago and has covered an area larger than the city of los angeles. it is said that the cause of the fire was a person with a car the fire has spread itself into the forest areas of rehol. currently, more than 90 fires have been reported in nearly 12 western s

recuerde, ten de venezuela y canadÁ, maÑana sÁbado se verÁn colomb >> el huracÁn beryl azotÓ la penÍnsulayucatÁn despuÉs de causar daÑos y dejar a miles a oscuras en tulum. ahora es tormenta tropical, pero se espera que se fortalezca y vuelva a golpear mÉxico antes de dirigirse a texas. unas 150 millones de personas estÁn bajo alerta de calor extremo en los estados unidos. las autoridades estÁn evacuando a las comunidades en el condado de maricopa, donde un incendio se extiende cerca del parque nacional yosemite. cerca de cinco personas sufrieron heridas por ataques de tiburones. veremos en quÉ condiciones estÁn las vÍctimas. >> estamos en el estadio at&t de arlington y en algunos momentos les diremos quÉ esperar para el partido entre venezuela y canadÁ. paulina: buenas tardes y bienvenidos. beryl se degradÓ esta noche a tormenta tropical luego de tocar tierra en la penÍnsula de yucatÁn, cerca de tulum, donde derribÓ Árboles y dejÓ a decenas de miles de personas sin servicio elÉctrico, pero beryl volverÁ a golpear a mÉxico y posteriormente se dirigirÁ a texas. jÉsica zermeÑo se encuentra

alarma en la penÍnsula de yucatÁn en mÉxico. bebidas. reportero: estados unidos se juega la vida esta noche en la copa amÉrica ante uruguay. los hinchas llegan para apoyar los hinchas llegan para apoyar a su ella le agrega downy unstopables a su carga. ahora olerá fresco todo el día. aún fresco. aún fresco. todavía fresco. frescura 6 veces más duradera y protección contra los olores con downy unstopables. cÁmbiate a shopify. para construirlo mejor. ampliarlo mÁs rÁpido. y vender mÁs. mucho mÁs. lleva tu negocio al siguiente nivel cuando te cambies a shopify. ¡un misterio! a jessie le encanta jugar a ser detective. pero el verdadero misterio era su piel irritada. así que cambiamos a tide pods free & gentle. limpian mejor y no dejan residuos irritantes. y es suave con su piel. tiene que ser tide pods free & gentle. entre tú y yo: ¿qué es mejor que trapear? ¡lo que sea! por eso me cambié a swiffer wet jet y es increíble. es un todo en uno que absorbe la suciedad y la mugre hacia su interior y ayuda a prevenir las (rayas y) manchas

in kiev they talk cynically about the civilian occupiers on the crimean peninsula; of the four killedopol, two were children. people didn’t understand at first, then people ran. it was certainly terrible. they grabbed the stroller and the child ran away. we didn't think, we were saving ourselves. my child couldn’t drag him, she fell with him. nearby people were mowed down, under a hail of fragments people ran, stumbled, fell on the sand, covering their children, someone could not find mine, i took a megaphone, they were looking for kristina for 13 years, but she was found later, at the moment of the missile strike alexander was on the rescue tower, in the first seconds his colleague was wounded in the leg by shrapnel, starting somewhere from our tower, from the first tower, i i saw it all in my eyes, i was the only one who wounded sasha here on this one... they sent people directly inland, away from the beach, people ran through these gates with wounded children, here right in this gazebo they provided first aid to a wounded girl, but then there was a threat of repeated explosions, so

the advisory along the bay and peninsula. and meanwhile, temperatures will span from 73 in pacifica. and if you think it looks hotter inland, it will be in comparison to yesterday, but not as hot as it was on wednesday. 104 morgan hill and throughout the tri valley, 101 santa rosa and 75 in the city. your full forecast. it's just a couple of minutes away. we'll regroup and come right back at you. but meanwhile, frank mallicoat in the house. >> thank you roberta. good morning everyone. if you're off today, good for you. if you're commuting, it is a friday light special post holiday and that is good news. let's take a look at our roadways. and that is the mack maze where five, 80 and 80 collide there in emeryville and oakland. cars on your right on their way to the bay bridge. and right now no issues whatsoever. that's usually caked with cars. and once you get on that bridge, good news, you're going to sail through the toll plaza. no metering lights all the way to treasure island into the city in quick fashion. we like that. an

mainly the majority. most of the things are finds from the crimean peninsula, individual items, theybelonged, for example, found on the territory of the taman peninsula, which is now the russian federation, but in the days of antiquity it was part of a large state on the territory of the northern near the black sea, a state that received the name of the bosporan state, and it had its european part located on the territory of the crimea, and its so-called asian part was located on the taman peninsula, and accordingly pantikapei, the modern city of kerch territorially, was the capital of this state, and that's why the finds, here are tangential to this time, were moved, collected by the crimean, kerch museum, in particular, here are some of the things like this, one product was found on the territory of the kherson region, after all , these pommels belong to the skov culture, the scythians lived on the territory of most of mainland ukraine, as well as on the territory of the crimea. relevant at any time, peoples contacted each other, sometimes fought, sometimes married, that is , it wa

an important reminder that is heeded, say representatives of the authorities of the peninsula, because tell the truth and figure out the kiev lagoons. anastasia ivanova and the fake underground. he who has fire in his pocket doesn’t need a pen, uh, what has begun, fire, i can’t live without traveling, soon! vladimir putin highly appreciated the efforts made by the russian education system to train engineers and expressed confidence that qualified personnel will help the country ensure true technological sovereignty. the implementation of the relevant federal project was discussed at today's working meeting of the president with the minister of science and higher education valery folkov. anastasia efimova will tell you what other topics were touched upon. 50 advanced engineers. schools in 28 regions of the country, all federal districts without exception, interim results of the implementation of the project for training qualified personnel for high-tech sectors of the economy, about which the minister of science and higher education reported to the president. as valery folkov said, the

sergey lavrov said washington is trying to the situation on the korean peninsula is tense. kill a few days ago, the united states, south korea, and japan issued a new directive to create a unified nuclear deterrent system under the pretext of countering north korea's military and nuclear threats on the korean peninsula. the directive authorizes the deployment of us nuclear weapons around the korean peninsula to deter or respond to possible north korean nuclear attacks. an ancient city. more than 3,000 years ago, it became universal. a historical collection that contains relics from the medes, achaemenians, parthians. after after several years of follow-up, the global registration case of hekmatane was completed. the efforts that were made here. it really worked in a few years. we are so happy that we don't fit into our own skin. well, i was very happy. i couldn't believe it. when i came here, i saw all the excitement. what is the story? saying that this was a world record. in the 46th unesco world heritage summit held in new delhi, hekmatane hill was registered in the unesco world lis

south bay along the peninsula and easy drive over even out of here. look at the altamont pass, just like yesterday. no slowing shows up on 580 coming out of the altamont. so that does indicate that we're looking at at least light traffic for a while. back to you. thank you. mike. 520 and next year on today in the bay nbc bay area responds a company sold him a new phone, plus the promise of an $800 credit. but nearly a year later, nada. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay of july holiday, it could not happen at a worse time. take a look at those bags. those are full of dead and rotting fish. lower oxygen levels in central park's lake elizabeth led to that big fish die off, and crews yesterday were pulling out dead carp, catfish and trout. the fish are essentially suffocating now, even though teams are now trying to pump in water to increase the oxygen levels in the water, it's leaving some visitors unsettled. i noticed the smell initially. that was it was really weird because this is usually where we come for fresh air and things like that,