the outskirts of the village to the nearest houses 50 meters, across the road lake, it was here on there in the eighty -ninth year that a group of young people gathered. there was one girl and several guys, among whom was vitaly manishin, namely. here he met seventeen-year-old lyudmila, who, according to investigators, became the first victim of the barnaul maniac. at some point, he allegedly remained alone with lyudmila obidina, tried to rape her. the girl put up desperate resistance. according to investigators, nineteen-year-old manishin strangled her and then calmly went dancing. he went to the club until 12:00, or until 24:00, was at the club, after. time his older brother ivan found the body. the case remained unsolved for 34 long years. all this time, law enforcement officers worked on the mistakes and did not stop searching for both the killer of lyudmila obidenaya and the serial maniac who raped and killed applicants to the technical university. at the beginning of 2023 , the puzzle finally came together. they returned to the call, which was made by an unidentified woman in the

circumstances of this crimes, we went to the small homeland, the probable murderer, almost 300. across the road lakeas here on the shore in the eighty-ninth year that a group of young people gathered, there was one girl and several guys, among whom was vitaly manishin, it was here that he met seventeen-year-old lyudmila, who, according to investigators, became the first victim of the barnaul maniac, at some point he ... was left alone with lyudmila obidennaya, tried to rape her, the girl put up desperate resistance, nineteen-year-old manishin, according to the investigation, strangled her, and then calmly went dancing, went to the club until 12:00, well, or until 24, was at the club, after the club came home drank to the horse, came here, loading was already coming, positive characteristics at ... over the mistakes and did not stop searching for both the killer of lyudmila obidina and the serial maniac who raped killed applicants to the technical university. in early 2023, the puzzle finally came together. they returned to the call that was made by an unidentified woman in the early 2000s, that mani

the pripyat into the dnieper, then even fish from the dnieper sometimes comes to us, the lake is next to the road, the lake always flooded. behind the lake they planted potatoes, grain, anything, hayfields there, they prepared tens of tons of hay alone, and they transported horses in boats, we tie two boats together, we get a horse. to go earlier these reeds specially for children to go we dug up even ate then we are all from a young age any children we all grew up and live by this look i am 65 years old still like this as a kid it was hard to drag the boat so i 'll take these overnight ones and lightly walk along the shore along the trolley. the lake, he'll lead the team out into the fog in any place, he'll touch the bottom with an oar, and he knows where the lake is, he knows where the crucian carp stands, where the tench goes, he looked, looked at the water from the boat, that's how many times children, when they were little, were taken on excursions around the lake, and so, he shows... "look, there's a pike running, there's a crucian carp, there's a tench letting bunechki go, he even on the g

it is here that among the pine forests there are blue rivers and blue lakes, as the hospitable residents of vitebsk say, all roadske, is it really so, i suggest you check. today i will try some water from a local drop, master the skills of straw weaving and taste tea with the unforgettable name “meeting”. first, let's deal with the most difficult issue - transport. so, for residents of the capital , there are several ways to get to sino routes. the first option is to take the train to tolochin, and then order a taxi. train intervals are every 4 hours. ticket price - 13 rubles. a taxi from tolochin to sino will cost you about 40 rubles. total 2.5 hours on the road and you are there. everything for owners of their own cars. everything is much simpler, along the m1 highway, 2.5 hours, 214 km road, and you are at the appointed place. seninskoye lake is the largest in the southern lake region, and it was formed during the ice age. there were a lot of fish here, and a variety of them. locals are talking about an evil and a good spirit who lived on islands in the middle of the lake. the good spirit helped, and the evil

. >>> just a few days ago, this road near lake merced was home to about 100 rv dwellers but today marked a city imposed deadline for all of them to clear out to make way for a road improvement project. and now we saw today the street mostly empty . for years the community that formed here on winston drive had been hoping the city would come through on a plan to relocate them to a sanctioned parking site . but it was never able to identify a viable location. >>> with no plan, many residents have moved a few streets over. we got about two dozen parked on nearby zoo road. supervisor laura that melchert so she will introduce a measure that will push the city to create that long promised safe parking site. >>> now to a smelly situation in vallejo. resident say the stink of sewage has been going into their neighborhoods for months. so it is all because of recent in his work on a treatment plant on a brighter street. but the vallejo flood and wastewater district made a promise a the foul odor would only last until may . as amanda harry tells us, people may be smelling it for much longer. >> the

legacy, whether he ever gets into cooperstown or not on the pitch, the earthquakes on the road at real salt lakeistian espinoza strikes in the 20th minute to give san jose the early lead. the quakes add another goal 13 minutes later from omari pellegrino. the quakes win two zero. it's their first road win in salt lake since 2021. that's aook at sports. l when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san fr

the outskirts of the village to the nearest houses are 50 meters, across the road is the lake, it wase on the shore in the eighty-ninth year that a group of young people gathered, there was one girl and several guys, among whom was vitaly manishin, it was here that he met seventeen-year-old lyudmila, who, according to investigators, became the first victim of the barnaul maniac. at some point, he allegedly remained alone with lyudmila obidina, tried to rape her, the girl put up desperate resistance, nineteen-year-old manishin, according to the investigation, strangled her, and then calmly went to dance, went to a club, until 12:00, well, or until 24, was in the club, after the club, came home after, came here, loaded, positive characteristics studying at a university , persuasive skills, then helped vitaly manishin divert suspicion from himself, the police thought of someone else, after that, how she disappeared, they started, they started dragging the sitting man, what are you doing... no one else, vladimir shkolin, when he hanged himself here, after a while his older brother ivan fo

the pripyat into the dnieper, then even fish from the dnieper sometimes come to us, the lake next to ... the road itself always overflowed, there are many, many, many boats, i always asked dad, why so many boats, each owner had his own boat, his own pier, behind the lake they planted potatoes, grain, anything, hayfields there harvest tens of tons of hay alone, and horses were transported in boats, two boats. even without water, the lake, he will lead the team out in the fog anywhere, he will touch the bottom with an oar and he knows where the lake is, he knows where the crucian carp stands, where the tench goes, he looked, looked at the water from a boat, that's how many times children, when they were little, were taken on excursions around the lake. and, so, he shows, look, there 's a pike running, there's a crucian carp, there's a tench letting bunechki go, he even knows where which fish live by the grass that grows in the lake. early in the morning by the river, sitting under a bush, he looks at the floats, as if at one point, here's one of the floats, the fish is immersed in the water, our av

roads for drivers heading to tahoe. check out what it looked like on 80 near donner lake around 4:00 this afternoon. you see the wet roads earlier in the day? a crash forced the chp to briefly close westbound 80 near baxter. it's about an hour east of sacramento. all lanes are back open tonight. taking a live look at 80 near donner. different story tonight. yes, that's a live picture. we're waiting for a car to come through to show you that it's the real thing. they're not going to come. the roads are dry. there's one. the roads are dry. traffic has moved through. everything looking good now. we want to get right to meteorologist rob mayeda and rob, this is some pretty wild summer weather. it's. it's a fall-like pattern. really that has moved in. cold air aloft, snow levels at 8000ft in august and almost as rare as to get measurable rainfall around the bay area this time of year. and we did do that around san francisco. four hundredths of an inch of rain. pacifica. almost a third of an inch of rain. pretty good. downpour came down there. most of the totals across the north bay up towards santa rosa,

a destroyed bridge, washed-out roads, a river on the streets, lakes in the yards - these are the consequencesheavy rains that raged in primorye. this is what the parking lot looks like. roads in many areas also need urgent repairs. there is knee-deep water in the entrances, this is what the market has turned into in vladivostok. sellers are trying to save their goods, but there is little chance. many drivers. weeks of all good day to all, the information channel on the first continues its work, we are working live, with you anatoly kuzichev, this program time will tell, at the end of the last one we were struck, of course, by this story, this plot.

it's their first road win over salt lake since 2021. that's a look at your morning sports. anthony flores for today in the bay. anthony thanks. 27 past the hour. right now we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up north bay. neighbors loving the food but fed up with everything that comes with it. why? they're battling street vendors in san rafael. plus, the race for the presidency enters the sprint to election day. what we can expect in this take this live look outside the sun shining over san francisco. a beautiful sunday morning as we bid farewell to the month of august. if you can believe it, the final sunday of the month. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper, cinthia pimentel joins us with a quick peek at our microclimate forecast. a lot nicer out there than at this time yesterday morning. definitely. and i don't think you and i are the only ones that just can't believe it's september. anybody who's watching that just is trying to hold on for dear life. join us. it's a bit crisp out there this morning and through parts of the north bay

the manmade lake near tully road has suffered from years of neglect and pollution has made the water unsafe. >> our devin fehely spoke with a volunteer who found a lot of memories there of that lake and hopes to see it become a place families can enjoy once again. >> my family, we love to bike around. so we bike around the park a couple miles. >> reporter: larry chang spent big chunks of his childhood biking, picnicking, and fishing with his uncle and family at san jose's lake cunningham. >> my uncle was really into fishing. we'd catch a few bluegills over here, walk around the park a bit, see if there's a spot you feel looks good. >> reporter: but gradually over time larry and his family came to the park less and less as it fell further and further into disrepair. >> we weren't catching stuff. i think there were sometimes you could see a couple dead fish here and there, but yes. i think in the 2000s it was great. 2010s, i saw some changes. >> reporter: as he gets ready to welcome his own daughter into the world this fall, larry found himself back in his childhood park helping local l

if once russian clubs held summer training camps on finnish meadows and swiss lakes, now all roads leadbelarus. six teams, in addition to dmitry kvartalny’s squad, worked on the capital’s ice. by the way, we haven’t counted the teams from the vhl yet, hence the unlimited opportunities for sparring. dynamo didn’t have any cylinders, slides, or crosses this season, but five friendly matches have already been played. yes, the hockey capital of the world. in our summer, not like 10 years ago, you come there and there you need to work with you for 2 months to bring you to your senses, yes, everyone is preparing, mid-june, even the guys are skating there first, in the summer we skated at the olympic four times a week, there is a gym there, all the conditions are created, we don’t run 20 km cross-country races, we didn’t have balloons, well, anyway, summer work is hard, but... it’s more like in the regular season, the management has done excellent selection work, yes, now the main task is to get along, and so that all the guys fully understand what the coach wants from them headquarters, in ge

the following shots are from stavropol krai, a whole lake formed on the road to mineralnye vody.the state traffic safety inspectorate recommended that drivers bypass the flooded section of the federal highway kavkaz. the consequences of the strong. are still felt in the southern urals, for example, in bashkiria, soil failures began, prolonged precipitation in the region led to unprecedented over-wetting of the soil, so the ground in places literally disappears from underfoot, but the main thing is that farmers have not been able to start harvesting for 2 weeks, there will probably be problems with forage procurement. another unobvious manifestation of rainy weather is mosquito tornadoes, thanks to the downpour the number of midges has noticeably increased in the evenings, residents of various regions of the republic are observing. here is such a tornado of insects, it's all mosquitoes, and the downpours just don't want to leave moscow alone. the day before, after the rain, the streets in the mariin, brateevo and vykhino zhulebina districts were flooded. let's immediately evaluate

russian clubs held summer training camps on finnish meadows and swiss lakes, but now all roads lead tox teams at once, in addition to dmitry kvartalny's squad, worked on the capital's ice. by the way, we have not yet considered this an izvhl team, hence the unlimited opportunity for sparring. in the off-season, dynamo had no cylinders, no slides, no crosses, but five friendly matches have already been played. yes, the hockey capital of the world is here in the summer, not like 10 years ago, you come there and there you have to work with you for 2 months, so that... you come to your senses there, and everyone is getting ready, mid-june, even the guys start skating there, in the summer we skated at the olympic four times a week, there is a gym there, all the conditions are created, we don't run 20 km cross-country races, we didn't have cylinders, well , anyway, it's hard summer work, but it's more like in the regular season, excellent selection work was done management, yes, now the main task is to play together, and for all the guys to fully understand what the coaching staff wants from

lake two nil. this was their first road win over real salt lake since 2021. cristian espinoza amassed his 100th career goal contribution. congratulations to them. all right. that does it for sports. but before we let you go mark's here with a check of our weather. >> yeah. feel like a little bit like fall today right. yeah it did rain showers out there. but then we'll go back to summer with the warming trend beginning tomorrow and kicks it into early next week. >> it's coming. fall's coming just right. fall. everything i know. all right mark, thank you. thanks so much for joining us here on our 10:00 news. next newscast is at 7 a.m. and to stream the latest news and weather anytime just download our fox local app to your tv streaming on all devices. good night. bay area. (dramatic sound effects) (brief riff of 'man, i feel like a woman') yesss! y'all gonna sing! ken jeong: welcome back to america's favorite guessing game: i can see your voice! ken: tonight you better grab your favorite hat and boots as we hit the honky tonks to celebrate some true music legen

road communications by water. footage taken by local residents shows a whole lake that formed on one of the village streets, a powerfulnpour hit novosibirsk, roads in the city were flooded, according to eyewitnesses, on some streets the water was knee-deep, during a thunderstorm one of the lightning bolts hit a substation, as a result several areas of the city were left without power. fire tests of the german rocket of the rf company ended in failure. at the cosmodrome in scotland. problems arose with the first stage, the fuel caught fire. of one of the engines none of the personnel were injured, the launch pad also mostly survived. the flight organizers began investigating the causes of the accident. the incident became a serious obstacle for the company, which was close to its first orbital mission, scheduled for september. before this incident, the rfa was a leader among european startups that are seeking to launch a spare rocket into space. this is what will happen next in our program, the mi-35 crew. e destroyed positions in the ssu in the kursk region. mali, niger and burkina faso appealed to the un security cou

the following footage is from stavropol krai, a whole lake formed on the road to mineralnye vody. the state traffic safety inspectorate recommended that drivers bypass the flooded section along the federal highway the caucasus highway. the effects of heavy rains are still being felt in the southern urals. for example, in bashkiria, soil sinkholes have begun. prolonged precipitation in the region has led to unprecedented waterlogging of the soil, so the ground is literally disappearing from underfoot in some places. but most importantly, farmers have not been able to start harvesting for 2 weeks. problems will probably be due to. preparing feed. another unobvious manifestation of rainy weather is mosquito tornadoes. thanks to the downpours, the number of midges has noticeably increased. and in the evenings, residents of various districts of the republic are observing such a tornado of insects. these are all mosquitoes. and moscow does not want to leave peace either. the day before, after the rain, streets in the districts of marina brateyev and vykhina zhulebina were flooded. let's

this road here you see, this is lake merced. it's where about 100 rv dwellers lived until the city imposed a deadline to clear out. now, this morning, the street is cleared. this follows governor gavin newsom's executive order for communities in california to begin clearing homeless encampments. and that includes streets where rvs created pop up communities so where did the people in the rvs go? well look at this. just about a street over a few blocks down, we found about two dozen parked on nearby zoo road. supervisor myrna melgar says to avoid moving people from one street to the next, she will soon introduce a measure to create a designated safe parking site. this is getting legal and attorney and attorney with aclu which is a representing the coalition on homelessness, in its lawsuit over the city's sweep policy. well, send us this statement saying, quote we're alarmed by eyewitness video of city workers literally ripping personal belongings out of an unhoused person's hands in brazen violation of both the city's bag and tag

are leaving for the countryside in the postavy region, there are very beautiful roads, there are very beautiful places, lakesh, beloye lake, we will there to shoot, well, friends, we can only wish you... have a nice day to say that we, olga venskaya and anna quilloria, say goodbye to you leaving you alone nikita in the personal and song path. friends, see you, make the sound louder right now. i specially want to pray to you i would like to know the chakans are calm. neither myself, nor people do not call, do not stand behind the latest mezh, our path runs along the road, along the road, where the linden blossoms, we go down without a break, the linden grass mows the trail, the path and the hut withered, there was a small hut, yes washed even, here we are century prazhive. the straining and huts were sluggish, there was a hut mava, dah abmyty dazhdzhom, here we live for a century, i’m paspets tsyabe pakohats. i wish i knew the chakans with sleep, nada kuchala hour marnavat, tsikha kazhash, you are my love, our straining was for a gift, for a gift, for the sake of light, the two of them had no troubles, the li

road, traffic jams formed on certain sections of the highway. in the next video. already the scale of flooding in the chelyabinsk region, the forest lake syrkul overflowed after the rains, a turbulent stream rushed onto the road between the cities of mias and karabash, travel along it is closed, the water even washed away the supports of the power line, this is how the water gushes, it's just a nightmare, all the wires have been torn off, there's no electricity in the village, it's just unbelievable. due to the threat of flooding , four villages in the vicinity of mias were cut off from power. residents warned of a possible evacuation. in the last hours , the embankment that separates the lake from the highway has been reinforced with soil from a quarry... this is the situation on the mias-karabash road, through the eyes of a tractor driver who is doing this, the water is rising even more, i don't know, i'm afraid they won't wash me off this bridge at all, in short, i'm standing here, everyone is looking at me from all sides, this is the road there is simply completely flooded, in the kurgan region after a downpour the river overflowed its banks, the ro

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the railway runs along the route of the land road along which mrabr was previously delivered to lake ladazhskoye. good afternoon. hello, have a nice trip. thank you. before departure , tourists can watch the unique 180-degree turn of the steam locomotive. there is a special circle at the station, it was installed in 2020. thanks to this, changing the direction of travel has become faster and easier. the steam train itself is decorated in the style of the nikolaevsky express and consists of five cars. special the restaurant car deserves attention, where there is a piano and retro furniture. travel time is about an hour. we arrive at the sortavala center station. then we test the use of electric cars in the region. this summer, the first charging hub for electric car sharing in russia opened in karelia, it is located literally 10 m from the sortavala center railway platform. the target audience is travelers who come to the city by train. now they can book an electric car in advance and see the main sights. you can rent a car for one-day trips up to 200 km. most tourist sites are within

the railway runs along the route of the land road, along which mrabr was previously delivered to lakedazh. good afternoon. hello, have a nice trip. before departure, tourists can watch a unique turn. right 180.

many bringing their rv's right here road, which is still along. the waterfront of lake merced working on something we were told by the police are cars were going to removed from parking spaces. >> diana herrera says she's lived in her for 4 years with her brother, 2 kids and her parents open the emperor scared and discriminated as a human the city. still hasn't said anything. she's here with about 2 dozen of their rv's with freshly donated food and young family members trying to find ways to enjoy their time. >> they don't know how much of it, though, have left i want to try a parking lot. that's a fact. not on the street or a house with many of the residents on wednesday and drive being pushed out of the way. residents in rv's here on laker said say they worry they'll be up next. where you go if you got kicked out of here? i have no idea tells us her car and trailer have been told before here on lake where said and says she's tried everything to keep her area clean, but says the crackdown maybe coming her way. we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to

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road. on some sections of the highway, traffic jams have formed. the next video already shows the scale of the flooding in the chelyabinsk region. the forest lakekul overflowed after the rains. a turbulent stream rushed onto the road between the cities of mias and karabash. driving along it is closed. the water even washed away the supports. here is the situation on the mias-karabash road, through the eyes of a tractor driver who is doing this, the water is rising even more, i don’t know, i’m afraid they won’t wash me off this bridge at all, in short, i'm standing here, everyone is looking from all sides, it's just that the road there is completely flooded, in the kurgan region after a downpour the river overflowed its banks, the road to the village of ust-uyskoye is flooded, they partially cross it by bus, and the flooded areas are by boat, in their free time they catch fish from boats right on the road, at the same time the villagers are feverishly trying to save the harvest, digging up potatoes, collecting vegetables, the water is already approaching the vegetable gardens, flooding the volga region, roads in the city of zerzhinsk, satellites

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this road here behind me on lake merced was where about 100 rv dealers lived until the city imposed aeadline to clear out. and this morning, the streets are cleared. this follows governor gavin newsom's executive order to begin clearing out homeless encampments and that includes streets where rvs created pop-up communities. so where did the people in the rvs go? look at this. about a street over. we found about two dozen parked on nearby zoo road. supervisor melgar says to just avoid that she will soon introduce a measure to create a designated safe parking site. elsewhere we caught crews tearing down tents on division street over near central freeway. we saw them loading up mattresses and other personal items on a truck. our lauren toms witness went@place where they are stored. >> a lot of people think we're just throwing people's items away for no reason. but like i said, if -- unless it's not a safety hazard, soiled we're bagging and tagging it or the people are keeping it. >> reporter: this is where the property is stored. and edgar garcia is tasked with making sure it's done righ

some of these vehicles at zoo road came from winston drive between lake merced and stonestown galleriatime. they were ordered to move ahead of a repaving project scheduled for next month. from the i-team, a 72 year old former bay area home depot employee is suing the retailer for age discrimination and wrongful termination. it comes after she was fired for failing to stop fraudulent purchases of about $5,000. abc seven news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> your phenomenal in every way. we are grateful to have you. >> during her seven years working as a cashier at the san ramon home depot, carlene acevedo says she won multiple awards for exceptional service, including cashier of the year in 2021. >> i loved working there, but last july, home depot fired acevedo after she rung up for fraudulent transactions, resulting in a more than $5,000 loss for home depot. >> i was so upset, i just i just wanted to get out of there. >> i was, i was i never, never been fired before. >> acevedo says she was working alone in the garden center when a man approached her cash register with

some of those vehicles at zoo road came from winston drive between lake merced and stonestown galleriaa long time. they were ordered to move ahead of a repaving project scheduled for next month. from the i-team, a 72 year old former bay area home depot employee is suing the retailer for age discrimination and wrongful termination. it comes after she was fired for failing to stop fraudulent purchases of about $5,000. abc7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> your phenomenal in every way. we are grateful to have you. during her seven years working as a cashier at the san ramon home depot, carlene acevedo says she won multiple awards for exceptional service, including cashier of the year in 2021. >> i loved working there, but last july, home depot fired acevedo after she rung up for fraudulent transactions, resulting in a more than $5,000 loss for home depot. >> i was so upset, i just i just wanted to get out of there. i was, i was i never, never been fired before. >> acevedo says she was working alone in the garden center when a man approached her cash register with a c

the rvs recently moved to zoo road after they were cleared out over from winston drive near lake merced and now they're on the move again. you can see the streets are starting to empty out as people are packing up and heading out. after receiving those violation notices, we've seen the city's homeless reach out team out there at zoo rude road. that is. earlier this week but some campers have told us that they're not sure where they're going to go. the community has been pushing the city to set up a safe parking site for those rvs, and we've also reached out to sf, mta and the mayor's office. but we have not heard back yet new at noon governor gavin newsom also providing more money to create housing for the homeless families across the state. he says nine communities in california will be able to build or develop affordable housing projects, with $130 million in grants coming from the home key program here in the bay area. that means housing in cities like richmond, san francisco sebastopol and san mateo classrooms across the bay area filling those seats today as school districts celebra

stand on your feet, quite a task, it is not easy for motorists either, there are whole lakes in the middle of the roads, water has even reached multi-story buildings, powerful streams from the upper floors, real waterfalls, this is the situation in one of the... shopping centers is in full swing, meanwhile, siberia, the south and central russia are covered by a hot anticyclone in the capital region today under 30. that 's all, right now on air is the program, let 's get married. for four days , the queen of sports was visiting yekaterinburg, the russian track and field championships were held here, which also became the last tenth stage of the professional series. tournaments this season. on the final day of the competition, even despite the difficult weather conditions, rain and low air temperature, several athletes were able to meet the olympic standard and receive from the all-russian the athletics federation received additional prize money in the amount of 1 million rubles. thus, in the sector for jumping in the sixth, polina knoros, representing moscow, became the champion of the country, having c

some of these vehicles at zoo road came from winston drive between lake merced and stonestown galleria, where they were parked for a long time. they were ordered to move ahead of a repaving project scheduled for next month. from the i-team, a 72 year old former bay area home depot employee is suing the retailer for age discrimination and wrongful termination. it comes after she was fired for failing to stop fraudulent purchases of about $5,000. abc seven news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> your phenomenal in every way. we are grateful to have you. >> during her seven years working as a cashier at the san ramon home depot, carlene acevedo says she won multiple awards for exceptional service, including cashier of the year in 2021. >> i loved working there, but last july, home depot fired acevedo after she rung up for fraudulent transactions, resulting in a more than $5,000 loss for home depot. i was so upset, i just i just wanted to get out of there. i was, i was i never, never been fired before. >> acevedo says she was working alone in the garden center when a man app

many bringing their rv's right here road, which is still along the waterfront of lake merced but themare cars were going to be removed from parking spaces. >> diana herrera says she's lived in her for 4 years with her brother, 2 kids and her parents open emperor scared and discriminated as a human the city. still hasn't said anything. she's here with about 2 dozen of their rv's with freshly donated food and young family members trying to find ways to enjoy their time. >> they don't know how much of it, though, have left whenever i want to try a parking lot that's safe and not on the street or a house with many of the residents on wednesday and drive being pushed out of the way. residents in rv's here on laker said say they worry they'll be up next. where you go if you got kicked out of here? i have no idea tells us her car and trailer have been told before here on lake where said and says she's tried everything to keep her area clean, but says the crackdown maybe coming her way. we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to come in. >> keep us out. >> well, there's going

road and u.s. congressman up on kari lake by a whopping 11-point end about assembly things. leader trump yet the three democratic and back congressional incumbents are leading that reelection races too. so at this point house said it either way? >> that's what it seems like i'm not electoral strategist listen to my friends at this network who are like coral and so for that really does seem to be a tossup right now. admitting things could conceivably go either way because of the dynamics we just talked about in the last block. this surge about her enthusiasm for vice president harris and the ticket could have him down ballot races. also republicans are still making the argument they have not yet had the time to really carve out their profile on kamala harris when more people in the general electorate are presented with her profile hasa longtime california lifetime politician holdings and refer to the left and people start looking at california as a microcosm for the entire country that's going to dim some of the enthusiasm and some key states require some including virginia t

roads and bridges collapsed. even so, russian buryatia, which is far from lake baikal, suffers from floods.water broke even the dam there. due to flooding, local authorities evacuated hundreds of residents of the region to temporary shelters. exactly how long they will be there is unknown, as the water continues to arrive. forecasts of forecasters are also not promising. nothing good for the russians, as the rains will continue. well, but before the broadcast, i read about the fact that not only buryatia is being flooded there, there also the republic of tyva is also under water, and novokuznetsk swam today, so they should continue to swim like this. well, for today, i have everything in the world about ukraine section, everything is only for today, tomorrow there will be more and more will be in our further broadcast, so do not switch.

of course, we know that the roads up to tahoe and around the lakes here in the bay area are going toe busy. and i would also offer you this. maybe it's time for a little bit of a check on your car. it's been the summer. we've kind of let it give it a little bit of a lull. so just make sure that that is ready to go. there are some events here locally if you're staying in town with me and the rest of us, it's not too bad. giants and marlins friday at oracle 7.15. so just some local traffic getting off of 280 and 101. and on saturday we have peso pluma the biggest mexican artist going on right now. that will be saturday at 830 in the afternoon. bart will also be running a sunday schedule on labor day, so just check for that if that is your way to work on monday in the bay area. back to you guys. thanks, cynthia. well, as we've been reporting, the state is giving the green light for a major rate hike by another home insurer today in the bay's bob redell joining us live from livermore this morning. and bob, we're talking about all of the state here. and it's already tough for people to ma

many bringing their rv's right here road, which is still along the waterfront of lake merced we were told by the police are cars were going to removed from parking spaces. >> diana herrera says she's lived in her for 4 years with her brother, 2 kids and her parents open the emperor scared and discriminated as a human the city. still hasn't said anything. she's here with about 2 dozen of their rv's with freshly donated food and young family members trying to find ways to enjoy their time. >> don't know how much of it, though, have left i want to try a parking lot. that's a fact. not on the street or a house with many of the residents on wednesday and drive being pushed out of the way. residents in rv's here on laker said say they worry they'll be up next. where you go if you got kicked out of here? i have no idea tells us her car and trailer have been told before. here on lake said and says she's tried everything to keep her area clean, but says the crackdown maybe coming her way. we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to come in. >> he out. >> well, there's going to

many bringing their rv's right here road, which is still along the waterfront of lake merced putin alsong we're told by the police are cars were going to be removed from parking spaces. >> diana herrera says she's lived in her for 4 years with her brother, 2 kids and her parents open emperor scared and discriminated as a human the city. still hasn't said anything. she's here with about 2 dozen of their rv's with freshly donated food and young family members trying to find ways to enjoy their time. >> they don't know how much of it, though, have left when i want to try a parking lot that's safe and not on the street or a house with many of the residents on wednesday and drive being pushed out of the way. residents in rv's here on laker said say they worry they'll be up next. where you go if you got kicked out of here? i have no idea tells us her car and trailer have been told before here on lake where said and says she's tried everything to keep her area clean, but says the crackdown maybe coming her way. we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to come in. >> keep us out.

many bringing their rv's right here road, which is still along the waterfront of lake merced workinglice are cars were going to removed from parking spaces. >> diana herrera says she's lived in her for 4 years with her brother, 2 kids and her parents open the emperor scared and discriminated as a human the city. still asn't said anything. she's here with about 2 dozen of their rv's with freshly donated food and young family members trying to find ways to enjoy their time. >> don't know how much of it, though, have left. no, but i want to try a parking lot. that's a fact. not on the street or a house with many of the residents on wednesday and drive being pushed out of the way. residents in rv's here on laker said say they worry they'll be up next. where you go if you got kicked out of here? i have no idea tells us her car and trailer have been told before. here on lake said and says she's tried everything to keep her area clean, but says the crackdown maybe coming her way. we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to come in. >> he out. >> well, there's going to right b

more power to regulate camps on sidewalks one community of rvs near lake merced was already on notice to clear out and make way for a road improvement project over on winston drive and at one point, there were about 100 rvs. ahead of yesterday's deadline to move out. when we went out there to check over on winston drive yesterday, though, most of those rvs they were gone. so where did everybody go? we found out about two dozen parked over on zoo road and supervisor myrna melgar says to avoid moving people from one street over to the next, she's going to soon introduce a measure to create a designated safe parking site for people. in the meantime though, mayor london breed ordered city workers to start offering the homeless a way out of town before offering up shelters to them the mayor's office says that's according to the latest homeless count. that 40% of the city's homeless, they're actually from another california county or completely from out of state. now, the mayor wants those people to be connected first to the city's relocation services, which will then offer bus tickets out of town. still ahead here at noon and

neither road signs nor telephone reception the we cross one final bridge and then reach saga nor the this is the northern most village in mongolia. the homes are sprawled across the shore of this vast lake. about 1200 people lived here. it's the gateway to the world of the duca the beyond the village, the roads become even more difficult to navigate by car. we get out of our vehicle and venture forward on horseback. the mongolian riders help us scale the steep mountains and reach our destination. this valley and an altitude of 2000 meters is where the duca spend their summers. they live in tents and small groups. the camps are spread out across a few kilometers the . each family has its own heard of reindeer. some 2000 animals are in the valley every summer the. the duca spend 4 months here. from june to september. this is a time to recuperate before the long winter i had the fund mark saw and all share what haven't anything but a quiet summer. their eldest daughter has told them she wants to get married the this morning. the parents are expecting a visitor. the best man of their potential son in law is coming to extend a formal proposal. the father, microsoft does not seem altogether e