the sap center is hosting its 5,000th event. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is there with a look back at its long history and a look ahead. well, if you live in the south bay or really anywhere in the bay area, chances are you have lots of memories from the sap center. the shark tank here in san jose. take a look at some of the history here. 31 years ago, the doors opened here at what was called the san jose arena. 50 million visitors have come through here in the last 31 years, and there's been $20 million of annual tax revenue from the sharks alone, not counting any of the other performances. right now, the sharks are negotiating their next ten year contract, and they promise another $1.25 billion in economic impact over just the next five years. of course, hockey is not the only thing that happens here at the sap center. you might remember last year we were here for u.s. gymnastics championships. we saw suni lee and simone biles doing their thing before they headed off to the paris olympics. u.s. figure skating has happened here

of course, hockey is not the only thing that happens here at the sap center.r last year we were here for us gymnastics championships. we saw suni lee and simone biles doing their thing before they headed off to the paris olympics. u.s. figure skating has happened here. ncaa basketball atp tennis tournament. and that is just what's happening, what's happened. we are also looking forward to what's ahead. james hammett, vice president of events and booking. thanks so much for joining us. what a gift to be part of the south bay's history. yeah, no, it's really great. i have to pinch myself every time i come to work because it's such a great job and we get to host so many different events over the course of our 31 years. and being able to celebrate our 5,000th event is just a real milestone for the organization. and that 5,000th event is kind of special because the same act that's celebrating the 5,000th event was the very first one. it was. yeah. so we have a great partnership with feld entertainment, who's the promoter for that. and they brought the circus to us

the course of a decade sap shares currently trading lower on the report. jake joins us with the story, you broke it. what exactly is being investigated. >> thank you for having me. the investigation is into what is a potential scheme to over the course of 10 years overcharge the u.s. government and the department of defense for purchases of sap technology through a variety of resellers including cara soft that total up to $2 billion. >> what a terra soft spokesperson told you is important in this story in the context of a raid the took place. i gave you details but did not go as far as to confirm that it related to relationship with sap. please explain the reporting. >> absolutely and that is a very important detail. yesterday fbi and department of defense investigators searched their offices in virginia, however we do not know whether or not that search is related to this separate civil investigation of cara soft and sap over the potential price-fixing. caroline: let's dwell a little bit on some other comments coming, sap says it's been cooperating with t

and tonight the sap center is hosting its 5,000th event.ake a look at some of the history here. the sap center first opened its doors back 31 years ago, and in that time they've hosted 50 million visitors through for all different kinds of events. the 20 there's $20 million in annual tax revenue and that's just from the sharks, not from any of the other events that happened here. now the sharks are negotiating their ten year contract. so we're hoping that this will be a continuation of the tradition. they are promising another. $101.25 billion in economic impact over just the next five years. and of course, hockey is not the only thing that happens here at the sap center. you might remember we were here last year for the us gymnastics. we saw simone biles suni lee competing before they headed off to the olympics. u.s. figure skating. they were here for their championships ncaa basketball a few years ago, atp tennis tournaments. and there are lots of events that are coming up as well. we have jamie hammett here who is the vice president of e

and the president of asia-pacific and japan for sap joins us on how ai is changing enterprise software. first, a row home a --vril hong is in singapore. avril: benchmarks surging over 1% and this could be the first positive close this week and it's being helped by the tech sector after comments from the nvidia chief highlighting how limited supply and strong demand for chips. the chip names in the region are among the biggest boost for the stock benchmark. we are also tinny ring to digest the u.s. cpi print, harder than expected on the core cpi and traders basically erasing bets of 50 basis points from the fed next week. yields on the u.s. to kneel -- a 10 year continuing to climb. certainly in the end, look at this chart that will show you how it has been performing in the past couple of hours, extending declines after ppi print slowing for the first time in eight months. then we got some comments from a boj board member sounding pretty hawkish, this is unknown hawk, pretty much saying the neutral rate is at least 1%. take a look at what we are getting in terms of fed futures and swap

they are mostly centralizing data from sap in order to do supply chain optimization.reat example of a big customer right now. ed: [laughter] covering that company during the show today. on your growth, it is year on year quite a jump. what did you have to do to get there? a big hiring effort on the sales team? what is the cost of the revenue growth? george: like a lot of technology companies we have discovered and rediscovered efficient growth. fivetran has not grown a ton in the last few years. we have been able to grow the revenue and the number of customers and do more with more or less the same amount of people at the company. it is a lot of hard work for the team, a lot of word-of-mouth in the market that fivetran works, fivetran solves what can be an ugly problem for companies, getting all the data wrangled together. caroline: a lot of people will understand the hard thing is to understand how long the customers are locked in and how repeatable the growth is. with this run rate, do you think it will increase at a similar level? george: the market for what we do

. >> the sap center in san jose is celebrating its 5,000th event this weekend.he sap center opened 31 years ago when it hosted the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus on september seventh, 1993. coincidentally, the greatest show on earth is now returning to the sap center after an eight year hiatus to commemorate tomorrow's milestone. the san jose sharks mascot, s.j. sharkey, posed for some photos. got in on some hijinks today and more festivities are on the way. >> the celebration is going to go on throughout the year. we have several activations lined up. we're going to have special things that people can take photos of at events. we have our staff wearing these special 5000 pins so the community can understand the value of the building and just it's going to be a special celebration all year long. there are still tickets available for the circus this weekend for those looking to participate in the big occasion. >> well, visitors to the presidio in san francisco now have another new way to get there. a new muni bus turnaround opened today for the 30

i think that'll be mostly inside the sap center over here.e're looking at the coliseum game tonight, a new series over there. i think it's the detroit tigers that they start to play the a's, their last of their last few games over there. as we're looking to chase center. we have a concert tonight as well. so there will be folks coming off the 280 extension coming into the area. cut in. leon will be starting at 8 p.m, so there will be crowds about the time folks are getting out of the city as well. back to you. all right. well, coming up on today in the bay, 88 business leaders get behind kamala harris. we'll tell you who they are. and here's a look at our school shout out series. and we're celebrating a special teacher today. hello bay area. this is mrs. mahesh, our third grade stratford pleasanton lions have a message for you. good morning. bay area. yay! i love the cheer. and that's vinita mahesh who's been with stratford schools for 15 years. she was recently honored by the school. school leaders say she shows a big passion for teaching an

nbc bay area's marianne favro was there for it all at the sap center. more than 10,000 people came here to sap center tonight to watch some of the best gymnasts in the world. bethune biles. the crowd went wild as the most decorated gymnast in olympic history sprung onto the stage. simone biles captivated the audience with her athleticism and grace. she was joined by fellow olympic teammates including jordan chiles and jade carey, as well as members of the men's u.s. olympic team for a fast paced gymnastics show. from the beam to the parallel bars. fans saw unparalleled athleticism. longtime gymnast marian price was impressed. i thought it was really amazing. simone and her crew always do such a wonderful job and bring all of their passion, and it's really inspiring. others, like the message simone delivered with her fast paced movements. i thought that she was awesome and she had really good, like speeches and she's very inspiring. these two young gymnasts came all the way from sacramento to watch the woman they consider the g.o.a.t. the sisters even dr

the sap center is hosting its 5,000th event. the circus is taking over the arena for the next three days, featuring the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. comes on the 31st anniversary of when the arena made its debut with this same event. they brought, you know, world class entertainment and acrobats and magicians and everything and the like. so it's really a great show that they've put together. yes, ringling brothers doesn't feature animals anymore, but lots of acrobatics. while sap center's main event has been sharks hockey over the past three decades, it has hosted a slew of other big events, including ncaa basketball, usa gymnastics and figure skating championships, and countless concerts. comedy shows and family events. okay, last night you watched the nfl season kicked off with an opening night record for viewership. about 29 million people watched that dramatic ending here on nbc as the chiefs beat the ravens tonight. the nfl is going global in south america for the first time ever, the packers and the eagl

it is striking tonight that labour folk are saying over and over again on my what saps and text thats again on my what saps and text that they reckonjust 12 labour mps had what they describe as an unauthorised absence. we are making our own calls to double check that but they are trying to play down the sense of mutiny. little wonder because plenty of labour mps are bruised and the prime minister is promising more difficult decisions to come. chris mason our political editor, thank you. well, you heard from some pensioners there in chris' report — but our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has been finding out what people in the chancellor's own constituency in leeds make of it all. losing the winter fuel payment has left a bitter taste for many of the pensioners here. of course you try to help yourself, you are penalised for it. moreen is 84 and has a small private pension from when she worked in a shoe shop. we went without other things to pay for that extra. but those private pensions have put her over the threshold to keep the winter fuel payment, which until now, has he

the sap center in san jose is celebrating its 5,000th event this week. the sap center opened 31 years ago when it hosted the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus on september 7th, 1993. coincidentally, the greatest show on earth is now returning to the sap center after an eight year hiatus. to commemorate tomorrow's milestone, san jose sharks mascot s.j. sharkie posed for some photos today, and more festivities are on the way. >> the celebration is going to go on throughout the year. we have several activations lined up. we're going to have special things that people can take photos of at events. we have our staff wearing these special 5000 pins, so the community can understand the value of the building and just it's going to be a special celebration all year long. >> and there are still tickets available for the circus this weekend. for those looking to participate in the big occasion, first friday is underway in oakland once again tonight. >> the theme of this month's event is a celebration of oakland's korean american culture. the korean cul

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now returning to sap center after a eight year hiatus.the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus was the first show at the sap center when it opened 31 years ago on september seventh, 1993. so to commemorate tomorrow's milestone, the san jose sharks mascot, s.j. sharkie posed for some photos today to kick off the festivities. >> here we go. the celebration is going to go on throughout the year. we have several activations lined up. we're going to have special things that people can take photos of at events. we have our staff wearing these special 5000 pins so the community can understand the value of the building. and just it's going to be a special celebration all year long. >> and there are still tickets available. by the way, for the circus this weekend, a new list of college rankings is out, and three bay area universities are among the top ranked in the nation. >> the wall street journal and college pulse's 2025 list ranks uc berkeley number one and san jose state as the fourth best public universities in the nation. stanford

company in germany, twice as big as siemens and why you have issues in contraction at least we have sapm: we will be watching that company at 8:00 a.m. u.k. time. oliver crook, thank you. the fed quote got it right by holding rates high. more from our conversation next, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: the imf says u.s. is in a good place with inflation but slow growth and high debt is something to worry about. >> two very important points for your obvious, number one, growth is holding but by historic standards, it is note high enough to retain good prospects for other economies. average growth 3.7%. high debt levels, that combination of slow growth and high debt is something that we worry about. we want to see countries taking seriously importance of fiscal prudence. so central banks have done their job, inflation is going down, we need the fiscal side to be equally committed and more attention to growth. >> with the fed making a big move inflation defeated, done? or not yet? >> not yet. we are in a good place, predicting soft landing. we would see inflation down and growth remaining positiv

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nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us live from sap center in san jose. with all the action. marianne well, this really is a pop concert meets gymnastics. it is a very energetic show and they are just about to start the second act. we also met a lot of very young gymnasts who were absolutely thrilled that they were going to meet who they consider the g.o.a.t. simone biles. now the crowd went crazy when biles came out on stage, she was joined by fellow olympians jordan chiles and jade carey and many more, including athletes from the men's olympic team. they did everything from parallel bars to floor routines. biles has won 11 olympic medals, including seven gold. she's the most decorated gymnast in history. eight year old lauren duncan and her younger sister claire, are young gymnasts who came all the way from sacramento just to watch biles work her magic on the floor and the bars. they even wore special simone biles outfits. her cool moves inspires me just to work hard and just try my best. of course, the big question for simone is does she plan to compete in the 2028 olympic

a fire tonight in san jose, not far from the sap center.he flames that broke out at a vacant warehouse. >> here we are tracking this opportunity for some sprinkles as we head into wednesday. we'll time it out for you. we'll look at the five day forecast as well. >> but first, concerning new research regarding microplastics, the human organ, where researchers found elevated levels of the fragments i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. of cadavers. scientists in brazil say samples from eight of the 15 cadavers contain microplastics that range from 5.5 micrometers to 26.4 micrometers in size. now, early findings say the brain contained up to 20 time

on the third day of the sap international media festival, a workshop titled animation director was conducted by one of russia's most famous artists. sergey strossky. mr. strasowski is a producer and director, the head of animation and multimedia department at moscow state institute of culture and member of the union of cinematographers and the film and media education association of russia. during the workshop he talked about the principles of animation direction. mr. strizovski began his workshop with showcasing some of his works and stating that animation is movement. he clarified that although script writing is the foundation of animation, it is not the same as directing. mr. strazovsky said misonce is a placement of actors and characters and the addition of ideas to the image, but this does not constitute directing. he explained, we start by writing the storyboard, but our direction does not begin here. directing is the dance between our knowledge and emotions. he compared film dramaturgy to playing music, where the changes in shapes, sound combinations and codes. her place in a coherent

people admit that or not, but it's a fact that they it's the plan of the israeli government. okay, well sap, your thoughts, i mean it has been almost a year since the israeli genocide intensive. fied against palestinians in gaza, and of course the regime hasn't reached any of its stated goals, so if the zionists have not been able to defeat hamas with all its limitations. "why would it want, why would this regime want to expand this war to lebanon and against hazbollah? because the zist entity is going through total bunic now, we can see every day there is investigation on this investigation on that, lots of investigation happening to the failures, they suffer from intelligence, army, militarily, politically, all of that from..." stemmed from the 7th of october and the the zionist entity, their leadership, now they pointing as well the finger, that's why they failed in gaza and they still for a whole year cannot s achieve any of their goals were declared in gaza and then pin point their fingers at the lebanese resistant as well because they're engaged third of its forces at the borders so..

let's bring sap shath, author and commentator and west asia expert who joins from belfast. sab shath, welcome. so, condolences, i haven't spoken to you uh, and uh, i'm very curious just to find out what your thoughts are about the this unfortunate assassination that has taken place and where uh lebanon will be move. moving to given the retaliation that is anticipated and what form and manner do you think that will be? i just want my condolences to the whole lebanese people and arab people and muslim people and the free people of the world since late uh was not just resistant leader, he was iconic man for the whole. internationally against imperialism and against colonialism, that man legacy will stay with us for a long, long time to come, since his speeches were like guiding torches for us in this dark uh time, and uh the uh the man paid his price, the price of his life, to stay in support when he took the most he and the lebanese resistant took the the noble position of supporting the people in palestine elevate some of the pressure which this mad dogs of the design entity supported

okay, well sap, your thoughts, i mean it has been almost a year since the israeli genocide intensified against palestinians in gaza, and of course the regime hasn't reached any of its stated goals so... "if the zionists have not been able to defeat hamas with all its limitations, i mean, why would it want, why would this regime want to expand this war to lebanon, and againstbullah because the zin entity is going through total bunic now, we can see every day there is investigation on this, investigation on that, lots of investigation happening to the failures, they suffer from intelligence, army, militarily, politically, all of that from stemmed from the 7th of october and the the zianist entity, their leadership now they pointing as well the finger, that's why they failed in gaza and they still for a whole year cannot s achieve any of their goals declared in gaza and then pin point their fingers at the lebanese resistant as well because they engaged third of its forces at the borders so they they they see that is give them or restricted their hands from how... having all their army is

the inductees will be honored november 13th there at the sap center and as the 49ers look ahead to sunday'sup against the minnesota vikings. well, one former quarterback is sharing a special photo from the first game of the season on monday. that's 49ers legend steve young, posing alongside his wife with rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall. this is when they met on monday night. young posted the photo to his social media saying an old friend of his wife's just so happens to be pearsall's godfather, making pearsall basically already part of the hi, everyone. i'm frank malaka. welcome to like it or not. we talk to our esteemed panel. we throw out everyday things to find out whether they like it or not. we got a good group for you today. we've got c castaneda fresh from traffic so good to have you, claudine, wong and garcia

the g.o.a.t. tour vaults into the shark tank sap center in san jose. 11 time olympic medalist simone biles, joined by two of her recent teammates, jordan chiles and jade carey. the full name is gold over america tour. g.o.a.t. tickets for tomorrow night's show start at 50 bucks. we checked. there are some tickets still available. all right, let's take you outside a live look in walnut creek. some sunshine here. jeff is going to join us next as we head into the weekend with our updated weekend forecast. stay with us the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. stage. the big concert tonight. and, jeff, look, it's packed there tonight. that looks sold out. it's green day. the ea

pounding gaza killing dozens of palestinians and fresh attacks on various areas. our corresponding sap is joining us now from and central gaza with more muti. actually the last night was another bloody and destructive night for the palestinian people, whereas the israelion forces continue to decimate multiple areas of gaza strip here in the middle area of gaz strip another residential building was sargated and destroyed in the northern part of anusarati fiji camp by the israeli fighter jits as you know that part is still under heavy attack. and as youent israel artillery shilling all along since day one of the genocidal attack against anosarati fijicam at the central area of gaz state particularly and as you know the people are still appare with the horrific massaca the israelition forces committed uh yesterday against al jauni school which was taken uh shelter by thousands of the palestinian people the israeli occubition forces uh have attacked the school for the third time in a row killing at least 18 palestinian civilians and as you know two months ago the israelicubition forces com

the swedish arms manufacturer sap promises to open its production right in ukraine, the main thing here is to master more funds, and the fact that the plant will be immediately destroyed does not bother the swedes. we should help ukraine create sovereign potential. every artilleryman's nightmare is when a shell explodes not near the enemy's position, immediately after leaving the gun barrel. this is exactly what is happening in the ukrainian armed forces with ammunition received thanks to the czech initiative. western partners handed over real garbage to the military. about 10 thousand shells exploded prematurely. however, the kiev regime is still actively involved in embezzling funds from the european union and the united states. american veteran noctis draven is amazed at the outrageous zelensky's machinations. notes that, according to some sources, the personal fortune of the ukrainian dictator already exceeds $500 million, and of course, against this background, requests for ukraine to join nato are ignored in the alliance. the united states , first of all, does not want to see ukra

hasn't sapped a lot of major interviews at this point.o you think -- >> are not the first journalist to mention that. >> i i want to know do you think that were actually harder in the end? >> look, first of all, no vice president is really well-known, let's just start there. it's like to be full argument that she, all of a sudden she is the decision maker when you hear the trump campaign tell the story. like nobody talks about the mike pence's years or the dan quayle years, you know. vice president -- >> biden years. >> yes. the fact is he wasn't that known. vice presidents sort of stand behind the president that are not the decision makers. i think there's a lot to learn about kamala harris. i think, for example, their initial burst of media attention at the convention on her work as an attorney general, worked as a prosecutor, which frankly she didn't feature four years ago was very important. people keep peeling layers. i said years ago presidential races were mris for the sole and whoever you are, people want, they will find out and t

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restoration of one of the universities, i understand that odarchenko had an interest in it, and the saptiated the collection of uah 15 million from the state income as a deposit that had previously been made by the deputy, i.e. his they accused him of trying to bribe a state official, he came out... the pledge and this pledge had already been paid to the state, well, it seems that he paid off and went abroad. just three weeks ago, president zelenskyy held a meeting with border guards, the sbu, and various others by the special services, regarding the escape, including artem dmytrouk, a deputy who was once in the servants of the people, tell me, please, what are these unlearned lessons, how do they affect the perception... by ukrainians of the current government and the ruling party? well, first of all, this is an objective consequence of the destruction of state institutions, which began with zelensky coming to power, they destroyed not only the ministries, but they began to destroy even the anti-corruption institutions that were once formed during poroshenko's presidency with the serio

head of the anti-monopoly committee, and, that is, we find ourselves in a situation where ubu, in the sap journalists who investigate these these are all issues, crimes. there is a huge amount of evidence that certain officials have broken the law, and at the same time we don't see any publicity, we don't get an explanation why these officials stay in their positions and why other, uh, officials are removed from their positions, so i don't i don't see any problem in the fact that journalists ask questions, are interested, as they say, dig further, understand the... situation, and this cannot be an element of insult, this is the work of journalists, this is the work of law enforcement agencies. i believe that these explanations, this discussion with society, this communication with society, and even more, society's reaction to the potential crimes of certain officials, the absence of this reaction, it gives rise to. that people get frustrated, that people can't understand how this can be in the third year of a full-scale invasion, and why we still have tainted individuals in charge of some

odarchenko was supposed to appear in court for questioning, but he did not appear, and later in the sap it was reported that the deputy probably fled the country, crossing the border in zakarpattia oblast. sources in the deputy's entourage, with whom spoke to rfe /rl on the condition of anonymity, they said that odarchenko was partly in transcarpathia because his family lived there, although odarchenko himself is from kharkiv. it is interesting that he actually fled three weeks after another of his fled the country. colleague artem dmytruk, shortly after dmytruk's escape, volodymyr zelenskyi even convened a meeting with representatives of law enforcement agencies, including anti-corruption agencies, and gave them two weeks to solve problems with illegal border crossing, but it seems they haven't decided how, what fate awaits odarchenko, well, other fugitives who also left the border illegally, deputies first of all, yulia yatsyk, people's deputy from summer, good evening, good, er, good evening, yulia, and what do you think about the case of andrii odarchenko, he crossed the tisza himse

i me have them be in this one of these on sap, be they left to pay the side of the handley i final final, final get dates that will allow me to go to see that they know what i need for the e mail to show me yeah, yes, who knows that to the generally to see if you get the will a local main though they let the local do you want to be a clean new party or the main floor, the dye and a little while ago the u. c. c. i mean he gave me the ocean city, some of the official rice flows that the new police to a shambles. that will mean that janice will delete all of your the chest. i don't know if the police see out of me in green out. i mean, they go now by fish relay the message or the designs we get the judges, the we strongly condemn this unprecedented attack on friends 11 and the citizens which constitutes a gross violation of a stillborn date and is a serious challenge to international law. i think united nation security council, russia takes us time for the people of lab, and all of the wireless devices are designated on mass leading dozens, bed and wounding thousands more of the following.

could be killed by the weapons created in those best number to find as washington times or t on met sap platforms and calls for global restrictions south africa. and then the refuse to box for us. that's worldwide truck died on the basis or to international. my name's unit illegal of 30 minutes of using dues starts. now. we begin with the latest developments following a series of pager explosions across lab and on at least 9 people have been reported . killed an over 2000 injured after their pun, health communication devices. somebody exploded that coming in from the lebanese health ministry. the pages are widely used. bike has bola and many of its finders were victims of the glass. the militant group along with officials and b roots are blaming israel for the simple, tedious explosions. hospitals helping overloaded with the wounded blood banks rapidly opening across the nation and reported all the homos give us some insight from the capital city right here. and we just have some of those and i was finding the su 4 is very limited period before everybody's cited. they're all in a town w

730 on west saint john street, right near west santa clara street that is across the street from the sap center. as you can see here in the video active flames. we are working right now to gather more information from san jose fire, one of the biggest events of the year in san francisco is just hours away from kicking off. >> 45,000 people are in the city for dreamforce 2024, and this year's convention will focus on artificial intelligence. participants are coming in from around the world to san francisco, hoping to learn how ai can be integrated into their industries from health care to finance, sales and daily management tasks. ceo marc benioff opens the event at 10:00 tomorrow morning in the east bay. >> the alameda food bank says it's facing the possibility of having their service to many families disrupted their plan to renovate and build a new home is running into some hurdles. the project may not be complete before they need to move out of their current facility. ktvu is amber lee joins us live tonight from the newsroom with more on this story. amber. >> mike. there is now a lawsu

the higher education institutions, and i understand that odarchenko had an interest there, and the sapated the collection into state revenue. 15 million hryvnias bail, which the deputy previously paid, that is, he was accused of trying to bribe a state official, he was released on bail and bail this has already been brought to the state, well, the impression is that he paid off and went abroad. literally three weeks ago, president zelenskyy held a meeting with border guards, with the sbu, with various special services, regarding the escape, including artem dmytrouk, a deputy who was also once in the servants of the people, tell me, please, here are the unlearned lessons, how they influence the perception by ukrainians of the current government and the ruling party, well, first of all, this is an objective consequence of the destruction of state institutions, which began with zelensky's coming to power, they destroyed not only the ministry, and they began to destroy even the anti-corruption ministry. institutions that were once formed during poroshenko's presidency with the serious part

hoy tuvieron otra presentación en el mismo lugar, pero después se van a trasladar al sap center de sanon para disfrutar de música, comida y por supuesto, el desfile de autos. este es el segundo año que se celebra este evento en san josé. símbolo de la cultura chicana. aquí en nuestra región, que vale la pena ir a 1 de estos eventos para empaparse también de la riqueza cultural. claro que sí. yo como estaba trabajando, no pude llevar el mío. pero te imagino en 1 de ellos. claro. feliz esta noche de noticias telemundo de la compaÑÍa del autobÚs que se estrellÓ en una carretera de mississippi. tiene historial de dos accidentes, uno de ellos mortal. la investigaciÓn preliminar indica que el vehÍculo s

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the inductees will be honored on november 13th at the sap center and as the 49ers look ahead to sunday's game against the minnesota vikings, one former quarterback shared this special photo of the first game of the season back on monday. >> that's 49ers legend steve young on your screen, posting posing along his wife and rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall when they met monday night. young posted the video to his social media saying that he is happy to see pearsall recovering. he also says an old friend of his wife's just so happens to be pearsall's godmother, making pearsall quote basically already part of the family. so it looks like pearsall and the 49ers have been meant to be since the jump. yeah, it's all meant to be. >> that's a really cool connection there. and he has steve young's blessing already. nothing better than that. that's awesome for the niners. all right. that does it for the 11:00 news. we appreciate you watching. >> and you can watch our next newscast tomorrow morning at four in the morning. and to stream our latest news and weather, you can j t check welcome to like

it'll be here at sap center in san jose a week from tomorrow. there are tickets still available.ight. it is orange friday and the giants are on nbc. bay area tonight. this is a live look at oracle park from our exclusive center field camera. giants kicking off a three game series with the padres. just six more home games remaining this season. then it's over. you can watch all the action from the first pitch to the last out right here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 7 p.m. up next on nightly news. three massive wildfires raging in southern california. lester holt tells us more as he joins us from new york right now >>> tonight another major blow for aviation giant boeing. more than 30,000 workers walking off the job, the first strike of its kind in 16 years at boeing halting the production to some of the best-selling planes. the latest setback from boeing after a series of safety scares. what the workers are demanding and how it could impact you if you're flying. >>> also tonight, the race to stop raging wildfires in the west. snowmaking machines used to save a ski resort

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head of the antimonopoly committee, and, that is , we find ourselves in a situation where the ubu, the sapthe journalists who investigate these and all these issues, crimes, have a huge amount of evidence that certain officials broke the law. and at the same time, we do not see publicity, they do not explain to us why these officials remain in their positions, and why other officials are dismissed from their positions? therefore, i do not see any problem in the fact that journalists ask questions, are interested, as they say, they dig further, understand the situation, and this cannot be an element of offense. this is the work of journalists, this is the work of law enforcement agencies. i believe that these explanations, these discussions with society, these are communications with society, and even more so, society's reactions to the potential crimes of certain officials, the lack of this reaction, is what gives rise to the fact that people are disappointed, that people... don't can understand how it can be like this in the third year of a full-scale invasion, and why we still have taint

in any case, we understand that before the military enters the cleared passageway, in front of them sapill pass. who with their own hands, with special personal equipment, guarantee the safety of these corridors, and now we are joined by the director of the ukrainian research institute of defense technologies, anton semenov. mr. anton, i congratulate you, glad to see and hear. good evening, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, the ministry of defense of ukraine announced that the armed forces of ukraine have started using new kits. for demining, for operations of sappers on the front line, and these kits are developed by your company, so i would like you to tell our viewers: what are the benefits of this kit to our sappers, what does it mean that this device has passed, that this kit has passed codification according to nato standards, and how is this kit used by our sappers? thank you very much for your question and what can i say about this kit it is designed directly so that our military could, should be able to make passages in... mine barriers directly during offensive operation