i am samantha simmons.art in greece, where over 2000 people have been evacuated from the island of corfu as wildfires continue to spread across the country. thousands of people have been affected with holiday makers forced to flee for safety. this video was caught sunday evening. you could see fire with smoke billowing. this video was filmed in a hotel as guests were trying to dine. the government has sent boats to evacuate residents by sea if required. the greek emergency services are dealing with several fires, including two in areas east and southwest of the capital, athens. as well as the blaze on corfu, the eastern islands of rhodes has been badly hit. 1 in 10 of the hotels in the south and central part of the island have been affected. this satellite image gives an idea of where the worst fires have been burning. you can see how the flames and smoke have made their way to a popular part of the coastline. and this is what those flames look like from the ground. firefighters have been working to set up

samantha's mother.time river and was dropping by her house for dinner. >> you didn't like him? >> i felt as if my family was invaded. >> before samantha knew it, dinners are turning into overnight stays. >> he started bringing overnight bags. that is on panic really said in for me. >> samantha would later view a.b. with the scouts were spending more and more time with her dead brother's family. >> i think he had no conscience. he doesn't care about anything. >> what he did know is that roast is hadn't ratted him out to the church, a few days after she milked that letter, she made a call to the police. she had a conch, she told investigators. not about her brother suicide, but about the car accident that killed the pastor's wife. she said it was cindy who had originally told her about the accident that killed betty, the pastor's wife. >> he was taking her to the hospital, than a deer ran out. i said, the d dear hit the car? she said, no. i said, oh. >> the story of the car accident struck her as odd. the

in artek, those four days that samantha spent in the camp.ame thing that the rest wore a uniform, went to the formation of exercises, went on excursions, swam in the sea, sent a message in bottles and sang. may the sun always be modest and shy, but very smiling friendly. she immediately made friends. she was sad to say goodbye to them, when later an american journalist asked her, but what kind of soviet children are they. she answered you exactly the same as we were waiting for samantha after artek, she visited leningrad in peterhof, in the hermitage, in the opera and ballet theater in the local palace of pioneers. she learned about the history of the blockade and read the diary of tanya savicheva, then again went to moscow, visited the bolshoi theater circus toy museum, and at the olympic center in krylatskoye she saw the training of gymnasts with the girl , the first female conaut met. valentina tereshkova but the meeting with andropov did not he then was already seriously ill, but he gave samantha a lot of gifts, including two photo albums

from the blockade of grain the head of the international development agency in the united states, samanthainformed the corridor about this. she also called on other governments and, in particular, the private sector to supplement american investments by another 250 million dollars, and that's it. will help in the future to stimulate the development of the ukrainian economy. 27,000 applications for compensation for damaged housing were received by the ministry of digital transformation. these are the first results of the program . the funds for reconstruction are already being sent to the electronic cards of ukrainians who applied. let's hear what the ministry said on this matter. everything is agreed. application 2766 for the amount of 220 million was approved submitted application of these 27,000 of them if approval by local self-government bodies 486 applications for 38 million is the champion kharkiv region that is 10,000 applications kyiv region 6,000 kherson region two mykolaiv region two donetsk region 1,000 of them, for example, in the kharkiv region, 6,000 applications have expired

i will remind our viewers that samantha power is a former representative and permanent representativeunited states of america at the un, and samantha power herself gave heat there to this churikav who passed away in the russian post, while he was such a serious diplomatic person . he has a pirate status and we know how pirates fought near somalia, i repeatedly mentioned this in my broadcasts about the fact that when there was no understanding of what to do with these pirates, they just started shooting them in civilian courts, weapons appeared and they just started killing us, we have been watching for a year and a half how putin turns into this pirate and who tries to blackmail everyone here and tries to restore order in the black sea basin , who can put an end to this here? why can erdoğan put an end to this? personally because verdogana has a lot of levers and only after the 15th year it increased first, and secondly, putin is really acting paper-like, because now, well, i want to remind you that such practices escalate all kinds of military conflicts. they always related to the oi

exactly 40 years ago, on july 7, 1983, an american girl named samantha smith went on her famous tripussr, it was a high-profile story at the height of the cold war , a ten-year-old american wrote a letter to the head the soviet union then it was yuri andropov samantha wrote that she did not want a nuclear war to start between the ussr and the usa, and unexpectedly andropov answered her and invited her to come visit and see with her own eyes the country that the day before us president ronald reagan called samantha's evil empire with came to the soviet union with her parents and spent 2 weeks here visited moscow leningrad and in artek met with children and adults gave interviews charmed everyone with her immediacy her trip was covered by the media and in the ussr in the usa travels an american girl, as if she had opened the iron curtain to the world, how did samantha's mother say later in american? which television was first shown how soviet children play, they are plans with military equipment and soldiers, and the inhabitants of the ussr saw that americans are completely ordinary pe

samantha after a visit to view recovery projects.ing after talks with ukraine's president, this power said the aid package would help small and medium-size businesses expand and boost exports to the european union. this new aid is part of a string of measures announced by ms. power during her visit to ukraine as james waterhouse reports from kyiv. >> samantha's visit is significant for a couple of reasons. first, we need to look at the sizable packages she has announced. almost $1 billion of aid or humanitarian support, mental health care, as well as the modernization of the agricultural sector. she is keen to view the u.s. as a partner. she visited the city of odessa which has come under significant attack over the past two nights. we've seen it several missiles hit the ports as well as grain silos. the reason is two days ago russia pulled out of the green initiative, which allowed the country to export grain through the black sea. part of the deal involved russia agree not to target infrastructure and it is clear moscow wants to ma

then it was yuri andropov which the day before us president ronald reagan called the evil empire samanthah her parents came to the soviet union and spent 2 weeks here visited moscow leningrad and bortek met with children and adults gave interviews charmed everyone in with its immediacy, her trip was covered by the media in both the ussr and the usa, the journey of an american girl, as if opening the world at the iron curtain. as mother samantha later said on american television , for the first time they showed how soviet children play, they are plans with military equipment and soldiers, and the inhabitants of the ussr saw that the americans were perfect. people july 7, 2007 in lisbon were named seven new wonders of the world. the results were determined by an international vote by people from all over the globe for two years the phone and the internet chose from 77 architectural masterpieces from all over the planet from russia, st. basil's cathedral plus the entire moscow kremlin was put forward, but they did not get into the list of winners, the roman colosseum became the new wonders o

let's go straight to samantha simmon— let's go straight to samantha simmons. ., ,, _ ., simmons.elby and ncc at north — simmons. labour took the selby and ncc at north yorkshire _ simmons. labour took the selby and ncc at north yorkshire from - ncc at north yorkshire from the conservative party. they overturned a huge majority they are. those were the results in selby and nc. the youngest mp in parliament when he takes the seat at 25 years old. the liberal democrat sarah bike secure the dramatic victory winning more than 21,000 votes there. but conservatives held onto 0xbridge in west london by the slimmest of majorities, just for hundred and 50 votes. that was of course borisjohnson see until he resigned. in a moment will have all those results. here a political correspondent on the by election drama. we don't have thatjust at the moment. let's get reaction from the moment. let's get reaction from the constituencies directly. let's get reaction from the constituencies directly. so let's hear from the byelection constitutencies with our correspondents, tim iredale in selby, jonat

samantha power, the administrator of the united states agency for international development, visited the port terminals in odesa, among other things for the second time since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, she was in ukraine, she was also in odesa port, from which three days ago the last ship with ukrainian food left . putin to block the grain deal, the city was hit by cruise missiles and drones, and before we arrived and after our departure, we managed to see the port, which was actively involved in the work just a few weeks ago, there were hundreds and even thousands of ukrainians who worked in the field of export and port business, on the other hand, due to putin's destructive decision, the port was almost empty. i will remind our viewers that samantha power is a former representative of the permanent representative of the united states of america at the united nations , and samantha power herself was there to cheer this churikov, who passed away in to the russian post, in a word, he is such a serious diplomatic person, and let ’s take a look at this situation

exactly 40 years ago on july 7, 1983 , an american girl named samantha smith went on her famous trip-profile story at the height of the cold war, a ten-year-old american wrote a letter to the head of the soviet union then it was yuri andropov to the country that the day before us president ronald reagan called the evil empire samantha and her parents came to the soviet union and spent 2 weeks gave interviews as adults charmed everyone with her spontaneity her trip was covered by the media and in the ussr to the usa the journey of an american girl, as if she had opened the iron curtain to the world, as samantha's mother later said in american? which television was first shown how soviet children play, they are plans with military equipment and soldiers, and the inhabitants of the ussr saw that americans are completely ordinary people. on july 7, 2007, seven new wonders of the world were named in lisbon. the results were determined by an international vote by people from all over the globe in for 2 years, by phone and the internet, they chose from 77 architectural masterpieces from all

and we have to try to reestablish this talk with samantha.efore we do that, we have some other news. an electric vehicle is thought to have started a fire on board a cargo ship carrying thousands of cars. one crew member was killed and others injured off the dutch coast. officials say the blaze could be burning for days. a salvage team is monitoring the situation. authorities are concerned about oil or cargo polluting the world heritage site. and we can speak to a fire safety expert and managing director in germany. the coast guard says an electric car is the suspected source of the blaze. how can they know and what could have happened? >> i think they expect this from the initial emergency call which was talking about an electric battery or battery car that went on fire. it is likely because as you know, there are supposed to be 25 electric cars on the boat and the difference, electric cars can go on fire when they are just parked. regular cars normally go on fire while the engine is running. you might remember a year ago we had a similar si

samantha, let's start with you. is your most important issue when you look at these candidates? is anyone convincing you so far that they're going to create a better education system in this country? >> martha, thanks very much for having me today. yes, i really do think that ron desantis is a proven leader where it comes to education. i do think that he has shown in his governance in florida that you want to look at it, i'm in ohio, and our rates in the preschools and the formative education, we're about 18. florida is in the top five. he's proven and i will support him in the upcoming primary. >> martha: miranda, same question to you. >> so i voted for trump before in the prior election. i have liked what desantis has done for florida in changing their curriculum. sending the kids to school because, of course, i'm from pennsylvania. we were very much locked down. i'm glad stella didn't have to do any of the schooling and she started out with a normal school year this past year. so i like desantis. but i also still

>> yay >> reporter: samantha overjoyed to finally see her kids again and at this california barbershop- >> i don't even know you. you don't have to do that. >> you did it, i did it >> reporter: that's armando, suddenly shaving his head in solidarity with breanna, a complete stranger who came in to get her haircut as she battles cancer for the young mother, who is also a grad student, it meant the world. the two now forever friends. ♪ >> surprise! >> aw. >> what is up with this >> reporter: here's a special delivery this mail carrier in midland, texas, will never forget it's a surprise retirement party for leslie hunt. >> we love you >> reporter: on his last day, the community on his route thanked him for decades of dedication and service. >> oh, my gosh, you guys >> reporter: and in boise, idaho, marine sergeant larry head and his wife marie returning from an honor flag trip in d.c. >> thanks for your service. >> reporter: driving onto their block, they saw flags lining the street and crowds there to welcome him back it was the type of homecoming larry had always hoped for after earnin

samantha power�*s visit is significant for a couple of reasons.rt, dental healthcare as well as the modernisation of the agricultural sector. she is keen to betray the us as they continue partner. she also visited the southern city of 0desa, region that has come under significant attack over the past two nights. we have seen several missiles at the ports, as well as grain silos, and the reason for that is two days ago russia pulled out of the rain initiative which allowed the country to export grain through the black sea. part of that deal involves russia agreeing not to target infrastructure, and it is clear moscow wants to make a point. they not only is it pulling out of the deal, but it wants to frustrate kyiv in as many ways as possible. plan b is being discussed involving grain being exported over land as well as “p exported over land as well as up the danube river. those are options both politically sensitive as well is expensive for the but ukraine is a keen to explore as many options as possible within these words of samantha power, there

samantha power's visit is significant for a couple of reasons. the sizeable packages she has announced. almost $1 billion of aid for humanitarian support, mental health care, as well as the modernisation of the agricultural sector. she is keen to portray the us as a continued partner. she also visited the southern city of 0desa, a region that has come under significant attack over the past two nights. several cruise missiles have hit the ports as well as the grain silos. the reason is two days ago, russia pulled out of the ukraine initiative that allowed the country to export grain through the black sea. part of that deal involved russia agreed not to target infrastructure. and it is clear moscow wants to make a point. not only is it pulling out of the deal but it wants to frustrate kyiv in as many ways as possible. talk of grain being exported over land as well as along the danube river, but it is politically sensitive as well as expensive. ukraine is keen to explore as many options as possible, but in the words of samantha power, there is no su

the capital agency plans to provide low-interest loans, business grants and guarantees in case of samantha'sss power emphasized that this is only one of the commitments that the united states has made to the ukrainian people this week. it will include everything from technical assistance to businesses that want to scale and expand their operations to help them comply with eu regulations so that they can export more of their products. products and services to europe and create more jobs for a greater number of ukrainians in odesa , an updated rehabilitation center opened , doctors who have been working with patients for many years gained access to innovative equipment and new possibilities for carrying out rehabilitation procedures can be treated here, both military and civilians who suffered from the war, more in the material of odessa colleagues in this medical institution , patients can receive both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, special attention is paid to people who suffered from the war , the protocenter is open to all those who need medical help, injuries and the consequence

they reassure those present . all engagement tasks are with defense security forces samantha power also announces more than $500 million in additional humanitarian aid from usaid says $1 billion 200 million direct in budgetary support was spent on salaries for more than fifty thousand rescuers who, in particular, overcame the consequences of the destruction of the kakhov dam, one of the types of support that we can provide. it makes the service extremely powerful for this support of good drinking loaders, dump trucks, truck cranes, vans and buses, says the united states, through the agency, in particular, helps ukrainians from all affected regions in all their needs, from support with shelter for those whose homes were destroyed to psychological assistance for those who were most traumatized by the war. a new program for ukrainian refugees star is planned for october, the program will be free and valid throughout the year , ukrainians who together with one or more family members currently live in canada under temporary status, now such emigrants from ukraine are entitled to the status o

the ukrainian defense forces, the administrator of the us agency for international development, samanthaho previously visited odesa port after the shelling by the russians, announced this in kyiv. i know that this will be the subject of discussions regarding the next tranche of security systems and the test of what that support should consist of events on the battlefield and brutal attacks on civilian infrastructure are always part of the dialogue between allies about what weapons you should provide in the meantime the united states officially announced a new package of military aid to ukraine for defense and offensive, it will include, in particular, four self -propelled anti-aircraft guns from phoenix gost and switch blade drones , 152 mm caliber artillery shells and high -precision aviation ammunition. of port security , the total amount of the package is 1.3 billion dollars , the fire in the temporarily occupied mariupol was burning, the palace of culture, the ukrainian house , the city council informed what caused the fire, it is not known, the mountain building for the second time

as for the children, samantha and josh moved in with one of hollys sister.have been very friendly towards each other. something that would've made his brother proud. >> we want them in our lives. we want them to know who their dad was. the night before hollywood shipped up to state prison to start serving her life sentence, chrissy took the children to visit with her. they couldn't touch the glass barrier separating them. they spoke over jailhouse phone. >> that just breaks my heart. >> it's hard to watch. >> very hard to watch. i had to turn away. numerous times. because, like i said, it's just heartbreaking knowing that they couldn't just touch. that she couldn't touch her babies that she loves so much. >> and, mark podolak, went where he always goes on the anniversary of matt's death to talk to his brother at the cemetery. >> i hope that you're proud of your big brother a little bit. because i kind of hopefully help do you rest in peace a little bit more than you have been. and, there was still a podolak playing amateur hockey here in cleveland. matt love

congress of the united states to attract $230 million to ukrainian business, the head of the usa, samantha paver, stated this at a briefing in the capital. she noted that many financial institutions consider such investments too risky , but business growth cannot occur without available capital, and the agency plans to provide low interest loans business grants and first loss guarantees samantha paver emphasized that this is only one of the obligations that the united states took it upon themselves to the ukrainian people this week in lviv , the developers, representatives of the hero ukraine charity fund , presented more details about the features of the drone further in the material of my colleagues . procurement of iranian drones , we lack large-scale state production, however, more and more new private developments are appearing, one of these already tested on the battlefield, designers from mykolaiv presented in lviv the formation of a naked uav of the naval forces . it was based entirely on the products made by a team organized by servicemen from various types of armed forces and civ

samantha power, the head of the us international fund, emphasized and announced an aid package specificallyulture of ukraine, let's listen to her today. i am grateful and happy to announce an additional 250 million dollars to support agriculture in ukraine, we will work on the creation and expansion of alternative ways of exporting ukrainian grain, we will modernize the critical infrastructure of the railway sector of ukraine , but as mr. kobrakov pointed out, of course, the main military component remains , it is about how exactly and who will ensure the safety of the work of ships and the work of the grain initiative and this question remains open for the time being, the studio thanks oleg for the information. mykhailo kushnir talked about the prospects of the grain agreement i will remind you of the alternatives. turkish president erdoğan said at a briefing that he will discuss the issue of extending the agreement with putin at a meeting in august. china also expressed support for the agreement and is ready to make diplomatic efforts for world food security , the agency reported on this,

was a yo yo once again one of my loudest desires to samantha. when i was invited here to about elizabeth william powell four years ago, met her and said you have this amazing emerging scholar who is somewhat younger than i am at least four or five years and and so when we started playing the book i said, i really want samantha to write this. one of the most exciting things for me is the former site director of the powerhouse was she has gotten into the primary sources more than anyone in history. and so that was extremely exciting so i'm just history is only about digging into old paper and old stuff. and if we don't do that and we don't have projects like, like linda, then well, we're we're lost my path. my chapter was somewhat different. and i've got to tell you, all sitting in these very posh surroundings, i keep looking down and noting, you can tell people who are primarily working in academic history i forgot to change out of my public boots today. and these have gone through multiple historic sites and to archeological digs and were fully

samantha simmonds is there for us now. samantha. thank you very much.stminster and has been most of the day. a lot of mps have headed off to their constituencies are on holidays, summer recess under way from today. let's make no mistake. forthe way from today. let's make no mistake. for the conservatives, this was a bad night but could have been worse. that narrow win in uxbridge and south rice lip has given them something positive to talk about, an opportunity for rishi sunak to go down and make sure you can talk to the press and present a positive spin on this but that last for labour in uxbridge has given them a more difficult day and are overshadowed the huge win for them in selby. it was a night of spectacular results. mather, keiralexander, labour party, 16,166. dyke, sarahjoanne, liberal democrats, 21,187. but there was also a surprise — no clean sweep for the opposition parties. dyke, sarahjoanne, liberal democrats, 21,187. but there was also a surprise — no clean sweep for the opposition parties. steve tuckwell, the conservative party candidate

so samantha. could it be argued that this would be like one of the first internment camps even before world war two or is this like a very different condition? compared to what it would have been like for example, like in a nazi intermediate camps kind of i it's gonna be to tricky question it's it's different on one level. it's going to be the same on another level. it is a movement of individuals a force movement of individuals to a specific location and then into a confined space. that said some of these camps. i mean most of these camps don't have fencing around them and that's not the case. so it's not like it's not in that level. it's not the same but in terms of those who leave the camps are then are tracked down and either killed or brought back. so on that level, i mean these are places. you're not allowed to leave. so who could be argued that this would be like kind of the original or whatever you i don't know if you could i would actually argue and i don't know, but i'd imagine colonial

come with the samantha. yeah, i know. i know that by the you know, the monday night natalie know fine. the that sounds a lot, i'm coming to my mom, the play now the lot the i'm going to be playing god, you know, let me, let me see and how much is on how to die says all the mental law. a lot of the ways that yes, on the side and leave me alone can talk and they come maybe a lot is on live. yes. yeah. yeah. come yeah. i mean when you see by now yeah, i didn't when the phone gone the hi. i'm calling you, i telling you the got phones i told them how may i be made a phone call you on the phone and coughing themselves halfway down. the rest of the guerrilla on slot, began in the late 1950 is the republic of vietnam. has had little trouble in retaining control of the great urban centers, but the central highlands, the one's own quarter of the era, are a mazda most largely jungle covered region. remarkably like those mountainous regions of spain, where the term gorilla was born. here everything favors a lightly armed, fast moving

thank you, samantha. principal headline from this the results as a whole. tt9: principal headline from this result is despite the fact that the conservatives narrowly managed to hang on the uxbridge constituency, borisjohnson's former hang on the uxbridge constituency, boris johnson's former seat, the results more broadly confirm that the conservatives are indeed in a deep electoral hole as the opinion polls have been suggesting. if you take them all including one in uxbridge, on average, the conservatives shall 20 points down on what the body achieved in these seats back in 2019. that is with the fact that the polls are currently showing support to beat 18 point double conservatives. so the truth is therefore that these elections don't necessarily mean the conservative position looks any worse than it did before yesterday morning but it certainly does not look any better despite that seemingly encouraging result in uxbridge. 50 seemingly encouraging result in uxbridue. :, , , . , uxbridge. so obvious dif

affairs at the atlantic council and we are delighted for today's conversation featuring usaid admin samantha power is important to me and the atlanta commission. today's conversation will be led by pulitzer winning journalist jonathan k parts that head of his own show on msnbc, at the head -- on the washington editorial board and a commenter on pbs. we welcome participation by those joining us today in person and those joining online you think the #ac front page. administrative power, thank you for joining us here today. we are very eager to hear from you about the biden administration and usaid priorities. now i will turn it over to jonathan to lead the discussion. jonathan: thank you, this intake for the end -- vicente. as a sum in every teleprompter for a living, i felt for you because the script is so small. thank you for that introduction. administrator powers, thank you for being here to be a part of this conversation. within the first months of taking office president biden issued a memorandum that directed various parts of the u.s. government responsible for foreign policy such as us

but until that happens, seems like these look set to be the new normal samantha purchase as a climate ologist and deputy director. but the copernicus, climate change service we asked, or whether it's appropriate to say that the era of global boy lane has begun. i think the, the 10 global boiling is certainly a very long list of. and it seems to have had a she just mentioned from the media today. but what we can say from our data, from the competitors climate change service that e, c, m, w, f, is the july has been remarkable. so we've seen the 3 hottest weeks in our day to record which goes back to 1940, the hope to stay on record, which was the 6th of july. and also the will miss the surface temperatures. so all of those combined together really suggest that we have a very warm planet, and this is of course, a direct consequence of the greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere. and finally, a sailor off the west coast has captured rare footage of 3 wells leaving out of the water simultaneously. the robert eighty's shot the video of the humpback whales of province town, massachus

but until that happens, seems like these looks set to be the new normal samantha burgess as a climate ologist and deputy director of the copernicus climate change service. we asked her whether or not it's appropriate to say that the arrow global boiling has begun. or i think the, the 10 global boiling is certainly a very long list of, and it seems to have had a, she detention from the media today. but what we can say from out, they said from the competitors climate change service that e, c, m, w, f, is the july has been remarkable. so we've seen the 3 hottest weeks in our day, directly with which goes back to 1940. the hot to stay on record, which was the 6th of july and also the woman, the surface temperatures. so all of those combined together really suggest that we have a very warm planet. and this is of course, a direct consequence of the greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere. and we turn to the women's world cup where one of the favorites australia has been shocked by nigeria will upset the co host 3 to leaving group be wide open minutes before half time. emily from the

what if samantha casiano of texas was your daughter, your sister or your wife, or even you, if you canne. 20 weeks into samantha's pregnancy she was told by doctors that only part of her body's brain and skull were forming and the fetus would not survive long after childbirth. would you be so cruel as to tell her that she would have to go on with her pregnancy, five months of pregnancy, knowing her baby would die? she ended up spending the remainder of her pregnancy raising money for the inevitable funeral. her baby halo lived for just four hours. you know, when women are in this situation, when they're forced to carry a fetal abnormalities to term, they often can't have children again. a termination in many cases preserves a woman's ability to bear a child again. so, let me get this straight. you support sterilization of women by denying them the health care they need. how depraved are you? and i just want to ask republicans, what if you were christina zelke who was in ohio when she started to miscarry, because of that state's abortion ban, the er, wouldn't treat her miscarriage. imag

dijo samantha conocimos su historia a su bebe donde el aborto esta prohibido un riesgo grande de la embarazadaoceano y una entrevista con el helicoptero que lo encontro el naufrago australiano nos cuenta su historia (habla en ingles) soprendentmeente nos conto que hablo con su natal sidney australia fueron ellos quienes le advirtieron del huracan (habla en ingles) quien piloteaba el helicoptero es su entrañable amigo yo estaba en shock no sabia que estaba el barco atunero confirmo a noticias telemundo al otro dia le pregunte a tim su respuesta hablan en inglés. donde conoc a su perrita vela. la regaló a la tripulación que lo salvó. el sólo tiene un consejo. fuimos testigos de una experiencia fuera de serie. un hhombre que ha sobrevivido 4 veces al cancer, ahora sobrevivió a su destino. a horas del inicio de la copa mundial femenina. mundial femenina. se acumulan algunas cervezas ligeras saben medio vacías. la nuestra está llena de oro. modedelo oro. la nuestra está llena de oro. valorada p por su suavavi, la nuestra está llena de oro. sabor rerefinado y por su a acabado pererfecto. la nuestra

reporter samantha cortese spoke with him about his decision. >> i'm like crazy.ll has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public around streets are morning lax to sfo at 06:00am. >> then i went art, which takes an hour to amber xlii. then i will take the show to campus to get my class. >> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most a tempe sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. it takes a lot think self-discipline commitments. my passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list of expenses on flyer talk dot com and did the cost comparison. he spent just more than $6,000 flying to school for perspective. the average price of an apartment in berkeley is more than 3300 bucks a month in one school year, bill took more than 200 flights travel 92,000 miles and spent 76,000 minutes commuting and did not miss one single class bill took his graduation photo at sfo wearing this boardin

samantha cortese has the story. >> well, twitter wants to do absolutely is stop the reds dead in its tracks. >> threads launch day gift to mark zuckerberg from the desk of elon musk. a cease and desist order. >> it takes the best parts of the instagram experience and creates a whole new app around text ideas and shared what's on your mind. threads is social media's newest darling, a microblogging site built by instagram. a medic company. >> features include a character limit, quote, repost, even all heart to like a thread. the user experience undeniably similar to twitter, twitter attorneys accuse of ripping off their trade secrets by hiring former twitter employees. >> if in fact did poach employees and you can look show that specific protected information was used by these employees. former twitter employees. now that employees to create or fast track or develop they competing thrpads product and there is a case. >> meta has denied anyone on the engineering team has ever worked for twitter. musk responded saying competition is fine. cheating is not the goal of the cease and desist

samantha bee is the best political show on television.i don't think anybody cuts to the core like she does, but to see her do it and shove it down their throats because they have to take it from a girl. she's brilliant. but we do stories on the show that we feel passionately about in the moment, and we just see the world differently. anybody have any questions? oh, yes. is it hard breaking into the boys club ? okay. what's it like being a woman in late night? how can i watch a show as a man? what's it like to be a female woman? you're going to have problem with your. i think we're at our greatest point for women in comedy. i would guess. but we still have a very long way to go. i mean, the fact that people have to keep talking about women in comedy indicates that it's not equal. i guess it's a normal question. is it harder for female comics? is it harder? and it's not like they think we just get up here and just bleed all over the stage. i'm just, oh, my ovaries, how do i keep them in my body? people will always want to talk about women i

and and executing the plan. >> that was samantha cortese reporting for us tonight. coming up next in sports, the giants in new york looking to win the series against the new york mets. erin wilson has the highlights next. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the giants on the road for their final matchup against them. it series in the mid series today. san francisco coming into this one tied with them. it's one in one in the series. well, this one was for the series. let's head to citi field where you can check out this one fan who obviously was very excited. he good about his minutes today and >> for good reason. bottom of the 3rd tied it bases loaded for jeff mcneil and he grounds it up the middle i trying build. throws it perfectly to brandon crawford. he can hang on to it, though. and 2 runs come in to score on that it's make it 3 to one. now we go to the next inning. mets up by 3. now pham skies it into right, louise, what ails motto is rather get city and well that one goes right past something that allows starling marte a to up at their lead to 4. but here come

that's not ubiquitous in the industry as a whole. >> now with samantha cortese reporting for us.dly shutting down the computer system of a contra costa county water treatment plant. the u.s. department of justice rambler gallo damaged a computer to an installed the main operational system for the discovery bay plant. prosecutors say gallo was an employee of a company contracted by the the city to operate that facility. prosecutors say in january 2021, guy access the computer system to an install software protected the water treatment system, including water pressure filtration and chemical levels. gallo has been charged with one count of transmitting a program, information code and command to cause damage to a protected computer. if convicted, he faces the faces up to 10 years in prison. happening tonight, officials closed a portion of highway 4 in brentwood this weekend for construction that's happening in the eastbound direction between lone tree way and sand creek road starting at 09:00pm tonight. that road is expected to reopen tomorrow at 07:00am eastbound traffic can exit a

it gets up to 30%. >> that was samantha cortese reporting for us and we'll talk about the heat that is just stuck over parts of the country right now with a live look outside first here in san francisco, we could see no fog at the transamerica pyramid. so it's a nice way to kick off friday because going to start with what's happening across the country and that high pressure that heat dome is yes stuck. it's incredible. it's really 2 domes of heat to high pressure systems that are sitting there and they really haven't moved getting week. we showed you this graphic yesterday, right? everybody probably remember that one over the desert southwest. >> one sitting off the coast of the east coast and both producing some pretty incredible temperatures. we're talking about the desert southwest. you can see right now won 12 in phoenix won 11 in las vegas. but dallas is it 101, omaha, nebraska right now sitting at 102 degrees. 92 in chicago. 97 in nashville and dc place. it's very muggy today. 93 degrees right now. that does need to take into account. there feels like temperature. so if we take

samantha cortese spoke to a recent cal grad about how he did it. >> i'm like crazy. in saying because schedule like super do. sportation a tr engineer. bill has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public cup serving in the morning lax to sfo at 06:00am. >> then i would take arts, which takes an hour to berkeley. then i will take the show to campus to get to my class. >> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most 08:10pm, sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. it takes a lot think self-discipline commitments, but passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list of expenses on flyer talk dot com and did the cost comparison. he spent just more than $6,000 flying to school for perspective. the average price of an apartment in berkeley is more than 3300 bucks a month in one school year, bill took more than 200 flights traveled 92,000 miles and spent 76,000 minutes commuting and did n

that was samantha cortese reporting for us tonight. all right.et you a check of your 4 zone forecast. we're taking another look at coit tower, which is all lit up now when previously it was just sort of like shadow tower hanging out there in the sky and it was a hot one out there today. it really wasn't tomorrow. it's going to be another hot one. so don't let your guard down the heat advisory going to continue through 11 o'clock. >> for your sunday night, especially for hottest inland valleys in the north bay, east bay and south bay. those of you want to cool down and take a dip along the bay area coastline. keep in mind, we have dangerous rip currents and very cold water temperatures, one to 2 degrees below average. so we're seeing water temperatures in the low to mid 50's out there right now. so extremely frigid temperatures outside the national weather service is actually warning you to stay away from those chilly waters from now through sunday night during this heat wave. in addition to that, we're tracking coastal flood advisories. believe i

forced to carry a pregnancy to term, i couldn't help but keep turning around to check on taylor, on samanthar other clients. because i think any family who struggled with fertility would be offended, if not traumatized by what the state was arguing. >> taylor, i wonder how it felt to hear that sit as you had taken it upon yourself to share what is already a difficult experience. >> yeah, as molly said, it was just horrifying to hear, especially following samantha's testimony, the previous day, where she was forced to carry a fetus with a fatal diagnosis similar to mine, my daughter's diagnosis. i mean, that is the compassionate option for them, is terrifying a little bit. it really felt like the state does not care about us or other pregnant people in texas who are faced with, or could be faced with, these situations. >> molly, talk me through legally what the end goal is here. what do you think it can't be done in the courts? >> well, you know, we at the center for reproductive rights have litigated reproductive rights cases, abortion rights for decades. just because roe v. wade is no longe

that's not ubiquitous in the industry as a whole. >> that was samantha cortese reporting. legal experts say that twitter's legal threat may not lead to litigation, but it could be part of a strategy to slow down >> well, if you drive a hyundai or kia, you want to be careful. the berkeley police department right now is warning you that those brands in particular are in high demand among car thieves. they say nearly 40,000% of all car stolen this year are either a hyundai or kia police believe the thefts are connected to some kind of social media stunt. most of those car stolen are not equipped with an engine immobilizer which to make some easy to take. that's something that safety experts say you need to have in your car. in fact, they suggest you contact kia or hyundai since both of those companies do offer a fix for free. happening today, the city of benicia will be honoring a bay area veteran and the last surviving sailor from the uss indianapolis, japanese tornadoes that sank that ship back in july of 1945. resulting in the greatest loss of life at sea from a single shi

and i want to go now to samantha power, the administrator for the u.s.mer u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and she just returned from ukraine. administrator, i want to talk to you about ukraine and your most recent visit in just a moment. but first on the back of will's reporting these high-level leaders from kim jong un and north korea coming as that letter is handed from general shoigu. when you put all this together, do you think china is backing putin more than ever? >> well, i think just panning out from one moment in time in a very isolated country where russia is establishing its popularity. russia's also convening an africa leaders summit not too long in the next week where attendance at that summit has plummeted from the last time that it tried to convene african leaders i think 16 or 17 leaders will attend. last time, 43. when president biden extended invitations to african leaders, all who were invited attended, 49 leaders. so, russia's isolation actually is, i think, not getting addressed by mass disinformation in the global south by visits like t

and that was samantha cortese. >> reporting for us tonight. as we heard one of the big reasons why workers are out there on strike, it's because it's really expensive, i think in southern california. but of course, as we know, northern california, especially the bay area in san francisco, is also really, really expensive. >> concerns now being raise it. the san francisco could be next to face strikes by hotel workers and one of the people raising that concern is robert rausch of hotel guru dot com also the ceo of our hospitality. robert, thanks for joining us. you have any specific information that is showing that there could be a strike in the bay area or in the city. >> no one is matter of fact. i think formally would be one immediately. but there are some reasons that it won't happen quickly. in my opinion. and that's that you've got some problems with crime and homelessness and the convention center being down. san francisco is down to 55% occupancy and their revenues have dropped precipitously since 2019. they are really the least 3 cover

>> samantha over mommy's here! >> samantha over joyed to finally see her kids again.iranda a complete stranger who came in to get her own hair cut as she battles cancer. for the young mother who is also a grad student, it meant the world. the two now forever friends. ♪♪ >> oh. >> what's all of this? >> here's a special delivery. this mail carrier in midland texas will never forget. it's a surprise retirement party for lesley hunt. on his last day, the community on his route thanked him for decades of dedication and service. >> and in boise, idaho, marine sergeant larry hunt and his wife marie were returning from a flight in d.c. >> thanks for your service. >> driving on to their block, they saw flags lining the streets and crowds there to welcome them back. it was the type of homecoming larry had always hoped for, after earning two purple hearts for service in vietnam. their daughter, tiffany, arranged the surprise. >> how did you carry it out? >> we welcomed him home. we had signs and balloons and flags, and it was so great. >> what was that like, guys? >> oh, my. i'