the armies of the king of egypt ptolemy 4 philopator and the king of the seleucid empire, also known as the syrian kingdom of antiochus the third great, converged, both states arose from the collapsed empire of alexander the great and had territorial claims to each other on the field. the battle was fought by 150,000 people and about 200 war elephants, this battle went down in history and as a battle of elephants, the indian elephants of antiochus turned out to be faster and put to flight the libyan elephants of ptolemy, who crushed their own infantry, antiochus. i decided that i won. valery ptolemy as a result, the syrian king prevailed, retreated, did not offer peace, losing almost all the conquests in syria and suspending his attack on egypt on june 22, 1818 , a fortress was founded in the lower reaches of the sunzha river in the caucasus, the formidable future capital of the chechen republic. the fortress was supposed to be closed with a warlike gorst. exit through the khankala gorge to the plain, then. it was a hot spot in the north caucasus, russia already included georgia and

it's open. >> jimmy: that is sam jackson in "the last days of ptolemy gray."that scene is in the first episode. it's in the first minute of the first episode. and you say, a mother right off the bat. and i was thinking about it -- when i saw this, i thought, i wonder if the writers of these things in these movies and stuff think, oh, sam jackson, i get to write those words. >> it's really funny. when people try and help me do it because i already know when i'm gonna do it. it kind of happens. but, yeah, i think that might be only two in the whole series. >> jimmy: the series itself, which is great by the way -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's a very serious subject. you mix a man -- i'll let you explain it. but basically, there's a man who's getting older -- how old? >> he's 91. >> jimmy: 91 years old, and he's losing his memory. >> he's in the full throes of dementia -- not when you see that. that's a flashback. but when you meet him, he's in the full throes of dementia and lives by himself in an apartment and he's a horder. so, there's all kinds of stuff everyw

and as the battle of elephants, the indian elephants of antiochus turned out to be faster and put ptolemy's libyan elephants to flight, who crushed their own infantry, antiochus, decided that he had won, but ptolemy's cavalry. as a result, the syrian king won up, retreated and offered peace, losing almost all the gains in syria and suspending his attack on egypt on june 22, 1818 in the caucasus at the bottom are great. sunzha was founded a fortress, the formidable future capital of the chechen republic. the fortress was supposed to close the warlike highlanders, the exit through the khankala gorge to the plain, then it was a hot spot in the north caucasus, russia already included georgia and north azerbaijan, which were looking for protection from the ottoman empire, many atrophic, they were cut off by the mountains where they lived. hostile highlanders to pacify them and build an outpost was entrusted to general aleksey yermolov, the commander of a separate georgian corps and the heroes of the patriotic war around the fortress, the settlement grew, industry developed. here i was on busines

a right of our bodily of ptolemy in our self-determination. in california, our constitutional -- our state constitutional right for an abortion is based on privacy. when you read this decision, basically the court has got privacy protections. so while our immediate concern is abortion, that getting the privacy protections could affect contraception, could affect gay marriage so much. but, since california's protection is based on privacy and the court has stripped that, we have a constitutional amendment that my president of the senate, pro tem senator toni atkins, as introduced and that the state senate passed just this week, and that is sca 10 and it would go on the ballot in november. so the other house still has to pass it, but it is a constitutional amendment were california voters could enshrine in our constitution the explicit right to an abortion and to all forms of contraceptive services. kristen: but with the vote need to be from voters in order for it to pass if it's a constitutional thing? >> for constitutional amendments we need -

called one of the deadliest in history, took place when hundreds of people storms the border of no. ptolemy, spanish, city, and northern morocco. a warning the following footage is graphic and you might find it disturbing. the these images show piles of bodies on the ground and the 76 migrants in 140 border garza said to have been injured in a clashes. the un face american authorities reported the use patterns and stones to attack the migraines as they tried to scale offense to end. the spanish city of malaya, spain's prime minister. however, his praise the actions of the moroccan security forces. this a lot, i'm in go to place. i regret the deaths of these people, but this could not have turned out any other way. well, i recognized the contribution of the moroccan military police who in collaboration with the spanish state security forces have repressed and attack. i emphasize an attack on our countries borders. the rhetoric has sure changed from e. u. officials from humanitarianism to militarism groups like human rights watch, have accused moroccan authorities of a cover up with hasty bur

can the gods god ptolemy, along with their own elections in the 7 years since the agreements were signed, the vote did not take place. now when vladimir zalinski replaced push ankle as president in 2019, he promised a boost to the peace process. however, those efforts also stalled gives failure to implement the misc roadmap and the continued shelling of gun yes. can new guns were among the primary reasons for russia to launch its military operation? in february kennestone from the hamilton coalition to stop the war told us that ukraine's previous president bears full responsibility for the ongoing military conflict. in his own words and in front of the entire world, he has admitted that during his entire term as president of ukraine from 2014 to 2018. he undermined he deliberately sabotaged the immense agreements he bargained in bad faith. and therefore, he is an author of the current military conflict in ukraine and should be held responsible after the war if there is some kind of tribunal. as for the countries which guaranteed implementation of the minster agreements including france a

e, ptolemy then e wrote his treatise.here he said that, in general, he wrote the movement of the planets, that the earth is actually the center, er, of the universe, and only nicolaus copernicus then suggested that why it was quite abstract, that the sun is still in the center , and so on more or less can be explained. this is a complex wandering of the planets across the sky, because no one wanted to fly into the firmament. naturally. this, too, must be understood, but such great ones went on. experimenters like galileo our galileo is, in general, more fundamental than wax experimental physics, he invented the telescope, he first observed satellites. jupiter , he even tried to use these satellites of jupiter to navigate the earth, that is, instead of the glonass and gps systems that we use today. here, uh, he uh wanted to use the position of the satellites of jupiter. well , relative to the actual ball itself. the scientific grand was then singled out by the spanish crown for the possibility of navigating the globe - it

ptolemy camp. thank you so much. good luck tomorrow. thank you so much. ktvu zip trips are back after the break. we take you to the north bay and show you what's being done to get more people for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving money. yiu is for you. zipp beautiful petaluma ktvu claudine wong shows us what is being done to improve access to the petaluma river. it is absolutely gorgeous out here. petaluma is a place where literally the river runs through it. still getting on the water is tougher than you might think. and this take longe charm of the petaluma river just pulls you in. this is the heart of pendulum is downtown victorian buildings, modern buildings. spanish style. i mean, it's really the old part of town. but the problem is not the water or the view. it's just an amazing recreational resource . it's incredible. there's nothing like it anywhere. i think the challenge is getting on the water. there is a limited numb

complicated site down in the ravine with 50 foot granite walls surrounding us and south fork the ptolemyriver. this is where were going to construct the 100 foot deep access shaft to give us an access . >> as of the end ofmarch we are 426 days into this contract . we successfully completed outage number one and we're moving it towards outage number two now for winter shutdown. approximately 20 percent complete timelines. this is our budget. five main budget areas and three of them are completed. planning environmental and design and we are currently in construction management and construction phase of this project . the total contract amount is 238,218,951 and i would also like to note this project to secure funding from the drinking water state revolving fund for the full project amount of 238 million. so why is this contract amendmentneeded ? the original contract and scope of work and budget was for the planning, design and construction of past tunnel . after an alternative analysis was performed in 2017 during the planning phase of lower-cost tunnelrehabilitation alternative was chos

happening today, a beloved retreat for families near yosemite national park is reopening berkeley's ptolemy camp is holding a grand reopening today after nearly nine years of rebuilding that retreat operated by the city of berkley. it's been closed since the 2013 rim fire, which destroyed all of the major structures at that camp. the return comes just in time for the camps centennial we call that the 12 mew spirit, it is baked into this place with community with families who take care of each other. pick each other up. if you fall down, make sure your child is safe. and then vacation in a beautiful forest. the status last national forest. director said. the camps, new structures are more flame resistant, including materials, which were used to build defensible space and the spaces between those new cabins. alright 7 39 time for another check of weather with bill and rare occurrence on a saturday bill. good to have you and you got a little rain to talk about two, which is kind of cool. you know we're talking about it. but again, i don't think i do many do any changes to my plans for the week