then saturn can check at the enterprise, by the way, didn’t you think that you could leak informationeople. comrade of the admiral's office is ready, you can get in touch with the ip-address neatly show what you are capable of easily. rodionov's image from the physicist will be no way, they are now in a different room. how not to break only gps into the video signal? we see everything, and we know perfectly well where their base is, but we also perfectly understand that salad from there is now impossible. and if they are, then the physicist will be liquidated, so the main task of the physicist is to find out the plans of the terrorists, their capabilities and connections. well, who is behind all this, but it's clear every hour in every little detail. good there are matches in the sense of boxes? take it, hold it, hold it. why should i? let's go outside, we'll see everything there, just carry it carefully . and where can i eat some kind of hatch? well, now throw it there, just repeat very carefully. oh you fell! at least i warned you, you could guess for yourself. all right, everything

this rubble is all that is left of jackson, saturn. his family tells me he was on his way home from delivering a meal to a relative. his death was followed by two others as a result of traffic collisions. last thursday, a driver struck and killed at 35 year old man who was in the crosswalk at busy piedmont avenue and macarthur. the suspect fled the scene, but police made an arrest later. the next evening, a bicyclist was struck and killed by a vehicle driven by a gunshot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west auckland. it was the third traffic collision death in just two weeks. just hope sick. just it's awful helped start traffic violence response, a citizen group advocating for safer streets. the group organizes street vigils to raise awareness and demand safety improvements. we're just going to yell on the street corner. we're not going to get the work done, so we have to do both. we have to draw attention to the problem, and then we have to work on the problem with the city to get it done. jackson's family tells me that 83 yea

a, neptune, b, saturn. furthest from the son. our solar system is furthest from the son? neptune, saturn or uranus? i'm going to stick with a for neptune. yes. >> my educated mother served pies. >> i was doing college and the rainbow. >> i was googling. >> in which years did thomas edison invite invent the light bulb? 1891, 1879 or 1865? the champ, i know this one. >> one left. >> i'm going to go be. [laughter] >> the correct answer is b, 1 1879. >> did you know that? >> i knew it was not 1865. >> that's the end of the civil war. >> i thought maybe if they had the in the theater, it might be different. [laughter] >> is that what you tell the kids? [laughter] >> and we acknowledge jesse's answers are about a year late? [laughter] 1865 since we answered -- here we go. what's eight times 12? 102, -- this should be timed. >> be. >> she's wrong. [laughter] >> ninety-six. it is c. >> that stuff i can do. >> dana is behind. do you realize it if i beat you, i wind a lot of money for vegas. the country is both an island and a continent? a

you know does that this rubble is all that is left of jackson, saturn. his family tells me he was on his way home from delivering a meal to a relative. his death was followed by two others as a result of traffic collisions. last thursday, a driver struck and killed a 35 year old man who was in the crosswalk at busy piedmont avenue and macarthur. the suspect fled the scene, but police located and arrested him quickly. the next evening, a bicyclist was struck and killed by a vehicle driven by a gunshot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west auckland. it was the third traffic collision death in just two weeks. just hope sick. just it's awful helped start traffic violence response, a citizen group advocating for safer streets. the group organizes street vigils to raise awareness and demand safety improvements. we're just going to yell on the street corner. we're not going to get the work done, so we have to do both. we have to draw attention to the problem, and then we have to work on the problem with the city to get it done. jackson's family tells me

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sajan, we have a lot of saturn of pakistan. uh, going through uh, exhibitions.omes uh, artists from pakistan uh organizes this embassy, ​​of course, we help so that our pakistani culture uh in belarus uh. was familiar to everyone and the belarusian is very interesting to see our culture, they are very happy to clean our leaflets. i am also a business representative of the association for cooperation with pakistan. for this, we have created an embassy of the republic of belarus here, and opened an exhibition hall where pakistani minimum hours are displayed. uh, products and uh, cultural products. here we will start the exhibition center exhibited pokstan folk clothes. here are the italian uh clothes. here are the men's clothes. this is a very famous scarf. provinces. sinda it is called ajirak. note. uh, children's clothes are worn on holidays. it is pakistani all over the world famous they are produced in the city of qiant and they are very popular, if all over the world professional now even in 2022 in qatar uh world championship, pokstani will also be used ther

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apartments or other housing experimental stood high level warner audit on the born experiment, the saturn van lucas alone. it would be nice if people who would like to live this way had the possibility to do, say, to my one, if they weren't just for rim apartments on offer. this is sometimes hard for families, luxury of acre duty. hall apartments are now also available in the swiss city of barron. perhaps it's just a matter of time before the idea catches on elsewhere. coral reefs on whom to thousands of plant and animal species. but their habitat is under threat 1st because of climate change, the average temperature of the sea water is rising. this can lead to so called coral bleaching and the death of a really large amounts of fertilizes in the sea water are also a problem. this has because they caused too much energy to grow, which deprives the corals of the light they need to survive. and then there are people who want to have colorful marine fish in their own homes. tropical coral reefs are considered the most diverse ecosystems on the planet that the rain forests of the sea. their i

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now john saturn man versus a celebrity, dr. oz. so this is just getting a lot of media attention because ours came pre positioned with that media attention . and then i think it was like 3 days before the primary, lieutenant governor veteran had a stroke. and so he's been sort of out of the campaigning game for a while. so that's gotten some attention to and then both are just the race has gotten very nasty, but mostly on social media. and then that spreads very quickly. and then this races but nationalized, i'm open to tauriel side because our attorney general josh shapiro is running for governor, which normally is not really well known except for the fact that in a year where roe vs wade was overturned. the republican nominee has stated that he would usher into law the most restrictive abortion anti abortion law in the country if elected doug mastery on it. he rented buses on january 6th to bring them to the stop the steel rally. he went out to arizona to, to look at the audit they are, he is, as you know, giga maga as a gets. he

the apparatus then studied jupiter and saturn for the first time transmitted detailed images of these part of an additional mission, the boundary of the heliosphere, the voyager control system can be programmed from the ground. and this made it possible to change scientific programs and bypass malfunctions. the mission was designed for 5 years, but voyager one is still operating, as well as part of its scientific equipment, the station receives energy from three radioisotope generators that run on plutonium after 35 years of travel to 2012 voyager went beyond the solar system into interstellar space. now it is the most distant object from the earth, created by man by man exactly 40 years ago, on september 5, 1982 , the first teleconference of the ussr and the united states took place using space communications satellites directly connected 250,000 americans. we are close to the participants of the youth festival from angeles and their soviet peers in the ostankino studio in those years. this was a technical achievement on the part of the united states, initiated by one of the founders

reporter: it has 15% more thrust than a saturn five rocket, which launched 12 men to the surface of the69 and 1972. it returns nasa to the apollo design philosophy. a capsule on top of a rocket. >> the final liftoff of atlantis. reporter: unlike the space shuttle in harm's way of falling debris. >> this is where the crew would enter orion. reporter: the manager took me to the top of the 32 story rocket. the rocket is designed to whisk the crew away if something is terribly wrong. that is a significant safety improvement. but there is still a lot of space shuttle dna in the design. the four main engines are modified shuttle leftovers. so too are the twin solid rocket stirs. and the fuel tank design also has a strong shuttle lineage. >> it does not push technology that was never part of the failsafe. it was the oppose. because we are reusing shuttle parts, we are going to be able to do this sooner and for less money. reporter: she was the deputy administrator of nasa. in her newly released book, she says boeing executives promised to deliver a new rocket in five years for $6 billion. that

saturn was nothing. and whoever worked, then the imam.hat kind of economy could people run in a swamp in conditions of floods of excessive moisture, lack of pastures and fertile horse lands? and every creation was a turkey. what else could have supported the piglets? indo-turkeys, the farm was all vasilina zhelud, a resident of the village of korenevka, khoiniki district, gomel region, and everything was a household, they kept a lot and guches, even turkeys kept three crowns, lidia shevchenko, a resident of the village of korenevka khoiniki district of the gomel region did not in the least prevent local residents from establishing a life and successfully engaging in agriculture. and even helped a lot. we are all people who grew up children. we are our most important thing. berries and so on, we only lived on these, it was interesting for us to go into the forest, and so on, there is such a summer, that so many people took a living , sit down with me, they went there, and he walked a little. and i have so much, on the contrary, a mane, tha

neptune, b uranus, which planet in the solar system is furthest from the sun, is it son neptune, saturn remembering some type of nursery rhyme. i am sticking with a, and it is a! >> dana: my very educated mother just served us nine pizza pies. >> harold: i was googling. >> judge jeanine: i will go first. in >> jimmy: in what year did thomas edison invented the light bulb? 1891?ig ht1879? or 1865 west to mark the champ, i know this one. >> harold: i will go b since you all went b? >> jimmy: and it is 1879! look at that! >> judge jeanine: did you kno that? why? >> dana: the end of the civil war. >> judge jeanine: may be if they had that in the theater it would be c different! b >> harold: is that what you fferwant to tell the kids? >> jimmy: can we just acknowledge that jesse's answerw were about a year late.s 1865 since ware answered. what is eight times 12? is it 802, 98, 96. this should be timed. oh, she is wrong! 96! it is c. dana behind the point. he really wants us to beat you.i good news is i won money inyo vegas, bad news is i wilu,l getd fired from the network.f what country is b

it is the most powerful rocket that nasa has ever built. 15% more thrust than the mighty saturn v which took people to the moon in the '60s and early '70s. it's a rocket that is $4.1 billion for a single launch. the idea was to come up with a rocket made of shuttle parts and literally the engines on this rocket have flown to space on space shuttles. and that that would be faster and better and cheaper. but it's actually been slower and very expensive. whether it's better is to be determined. >> we'll going to leave it there. miles o'brien and mike massamino, we appreciate it, thank you very much. >>> we're following breaking news out of mississippi. governor tate reeves says state authorities are tracking a plane whose pilot is threatening to intentionally crash into a local tupolo walmart. >> let's get right to cnn's nadia romero. what's the latest you can tell us, nadia? >> reporter: boris and amara, we know that at 5:00 a.m., the pilot made contact with 911, calling in, saying he was going to intentionally crash his plane into a walmart in tupelo, mississippi on main street. authorit

it is a huge rocket, more than eight .8 million pounds of thrust.that is 1 million more than the saturnive, which was 1 million more than the shuttle was, so we're talking about a really big rocket. the exciting thing about it is it will get us beyond the earth orbit.i was on the space station on the space shuttle. we are pretty close to home.where only 200 miles up. the moon is a quarter of 1 million miles away, and so we have not been back there since i was five years old. this is been a long wait, and it is just exciting to see that we have a vehicle now that could potentially get us back there. >> you were five years old, and you worked at nasa as an astronaut.now you are at spacex. you have a very unique perspective on this. how do you view these public and private ventures into space? >> it's fascinating. watching the artemis program with sls and orion having their test flights at the same time, you see the development going on with starship and superheavy boosted spacex, it illustrates two very different approaches to the same problem and it has been a little bit problematic. i d

miles: it has 50% more thrust than the saturn five rocket which launched 12 men to the , surface of the and 1972. the sls returns nasa to the apollo design philosophy. a capsule on top of a rocket. >> the final liftoff of atlantis. miles: unlike the space shuttle orbiter, attached dn stream in and on the side harm's way of , falling debris, which caused the democrats -- which cause the demise of the columbia crew. >> this is where the crew would enter orion. miles: the manager took me to the top of the 32 story rocket. she showed me the lockheed martin orion. attached above, rockets designed to whisk the crew away if something goes terribly wrong. >> it has the capability to do and launch abort, if the rocket has taken off and we need the crew to get off the vehicle. miles: that is a significant safety improvement over shuttle? >> absolutely. miles: but there is still a lot of space shuttle dna in the design. the four main engines are modified shuttle leftovers. so too are the twin solid rocket boosters. and the fuel tank design also has a strong shuttle lineage. >> sls does not push te

pair of binoculars or a telescope, nasa says you should be able to see the bands around jupiter, saturn and mars will also be visible tonight, but not as bright as jupiter. and if you're lucky, nasa says there is a high chance of seeing 3 of the 4 moons orbiting around the planet the next time jupiter will come this close will be until the lear. 21 29, i'm hoping that the weather might cooperate for us here. i know, karl, the fog has definitely made his reappearance over the last several look at you and that floating in space. peace. yeah, ok, you're welcome my world anytime you want any day of the yeah. i think it's going to i with the fog because we do have that expected. art marine layer has been deep. >> so we'll try and the way you want to look at it, by the way, you know, 7, 6, years since 1963, it hasn't been this close, which you want to look at is the because it's in alignment. you'll see the sun setting in the west due to rising in the east. so that's where you want to be looking towards. i can't guarantee the fog's not going stretch your view. i think you're inland. you'll ha

this time, it's of neptune and, yes, neptune does also have rings just like saturn.ted, too, because this is the best view they have had of neptune in 30 years since voyager two did a fly by way back in 1989 images show the rings bright, crisp one, but only we're seeing some fake dusty bands in this picture . that's also detected seven of its 14 moons and planets at the planet's south pole also discovered high altitude clouds as well. we want to thank you for watching ktvu n s at noo . - [announcer] can you guess what this is? if you guessed axe, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary! our first celebrity captain, you love on superstore and he's got some sketches in store for us today. it's colton dunn and with them are couple jonathan and jenny. our next celebrity captain speaks three languages but today she'll let her sketches do the talking from "the talk," it's natalie morales and with her are married couple cody and frank! and now the host of pictionary, jerry o'connell! - [jerry o'connell] (vocalizing excitement) - welcome to pictionary, where we believ

he was driving home after delivering the mail to a friend when a white audi hit his saturn .n's family says that driver has not been arrested. i'm really angry because she didn't even call for help. like she didn't call 911 or anything. she had somebody pick her up and they took off what kind of human being argued. you know who does that? there have been two other deadly traffic collisions in oakland in just the past two weeks. one week ago, a driver hit and killed a man in a crosswalk at piedmont avenue near macarthur boulevard. that driver has been arrested. also one week ago gunshot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west oakland killed a cyclist driver leader died from the gunshot wounds. san jose is expected to start clearing out a major homeless encampment near the airport. the city has been warning residents for months. now they'll have to leave. the faa is threatened to cut funding from the airport unless the campus cleared out because the areas right under the flight path for planes arriving and departing mineta san jose airport extreme heat impacting tourism an

sad, we have a lot of saturn. uh, going through uh, exhibitions. uh, often is coming.anize this embassy and mini. naturally, we help so that our pakistani culture, uh, in belarus, uh. she was familiar to everyone and the belarusians are very interested in seeing our culture. they are very navigating to feel our flyers. i am also a representative of a business with an association of cooperation with pakistan for this. we created an embassy of the republic of belarus here, uh, opened an exhibition, where some pakistani minimal products are exhibited and, uh, cultural products. here we start the exhibition center exhibiting pakistani folk clothes. here is the yang. uh clothes, these are men's clothes. this is a very famous scarf. provinces. sinda it is called pay attention to children's clothing on holidays such an outfit is worn. these pokstan swords are world famous they are produced in cyant city and they are very popular in all over the world professors. well now even in 2022 in qatar world cup. there, too, will be used in kazakh. also there are exhibited here. uh, fo

there is another signal to play in saturn music ahead of the official announcement that the queen hasarers have to carry the lead lined coffin, talk to me about them? >> well, as joan will know, every newsroom in this country, particularly every broadcaster has got acres of computer space devoted to operation london bridge and more detail comes in as more of it is planned. and of course, as the moment in which it is going to be put to use arrives. london bridge is, london bridge has fallen is a message that went out on thursday afternoon to those who are going to be involved in the events of the next few days. the police force, for example across britain was sent that message to prepare for what i think it's going to be one of the biggest police operations in terms of crowd control, and logistics that the country has ever seen. now this is not. i mean, we have touched on controversy already in this discussion about the past. as john will tell you as well within the bbc, particularly there has been a lot of controversy. after prince philip's death last year, a lot of people were very a

his saturn driver fled the scene before police arrived. jackson's family says the driver has not been arrested. i'm really angry because she didn't even call for help. like she didn't call 911 or anything. she had somebody picked her up and they took off. what kind of human being are you? you know who does that? there have been two other deadly traffic crashes in oakland and just the past two weeks. a week ago, a driver hit and killed a man and a christ walk at piedmont avenue and macarthur boulevard. that driver was arrested. also a week ago. gunshot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west oakland hit and killed the bicyclist. that driver later died from gunshot wounds to the other side of the base. san francisco's district attorney is getting tougher on felony drug dealers. ktvu christien kafton tells us about the continuing debate in the tenderloin about whether things are getting better under the new district attorney. the video is startling. the neighborhood recently moved to the tenderloin shot. the video says the men on the str

to give you some perspective, this rocket isn't as tall as apollo saturn, which put man on the moon,generates 15% more thrust. you can also see how the space shuttle and the statue of liberty compare. let's give you an idea of where orion we'll be going. about two minutes into the launch, the boosters are going to fall off a drop into the atlantic ocean. then, the core stage will separate. that also is going to drop off in the pacific, and then, orion will unfurl its own solar panels. so, orion no longer needs battery power. it can produce its own power. now, ali, i want to show you a little bit more about that. in order for awry and leave earth orbit, something big has to happen. that's a trans lunar injection. this is about a 20 minute burn. it's going to put orion on a trajectory where it will be traveling faster than a bullet from a high powered rifle. this gets orion on a lunar trajectory, and eventually, orion it's going to be in distant retrograde around to the moon. nasa is actually going to lose connection with orion when it's on the far side of the moon. we are going to get

i knew about saturn. i don't know if i knew about neptune. yeah, i can't remember or not if i learned that in school, because these are the first images of that more pronounced ring. i think that's the first time we're seeing it that way. i think voyager captured it really that. well um, but this one captured it fantastic. i've heard the terms exquisite and glorious to describe otherworldly is another literally is other worlds really cool to see another another part of our galaxy finally coming into shape. all right, moving on to this story now. thie family of a 93 year old man who passed away is suing a senior living facility for allegedly serving him dishwashing liquid instead of juice. court documents show the family of peter shorter has filed a wrongful death suit and elder abuse against atria park, san mateo to residents of the san mateo facility died earlier this year after the company says they were accidentally given that dishwashing liquid. well we want to go back to that developing news that we've been following for the past two hou

i often visit the earth on the rings of saturn it's good that you are not registered on the squid ringsme for many millions of years in general. maybe you've seen creation i created the universe. oh, creator, lord, we finally met. creator come on, he's lying, i suppose he also flew to me. i created only the starry sky. with this wand, everything else is not mine, such a small such a big megalomania, but without this, on the project, there was no way for us to come to exchange energy. after all, music is what we all feed on, and you are people and we are ghosts of the soul or someone mainly from the past, and music is a universal language that is understandable to everyone. and why is this magic wand scepter, what is it i can use a wand when i need to sing into it. when necessary, i create stars for them, and when necessary, i can punish them. in short, this is a microphone, a conductor's baton and a whip. haven't tried it yet. yeah. can you turn someone into something? no, i help people find some forgotten things. in general, i'm like a kind brownie, but not very kind. why are you not k

. >> thank you chair brown, it is interesting just apropos saturn around comments and i -- was not here earlier because i was at the banking committee where we were having conversations about issues, i mean i was at the agthe committee, pardon me. i know, where am i? i'm a little confused, i've been running around. i would just note that there are a handful of us here. senator brown, senator warnock and i who serve on both the house and banking issues. the how we should create a regulatory framework for crypto commodities, digital commodities, as well as digital securities i think we have an important job to do here. chair gensler, i want to go to the question of materiality, on security laws there grounded in the concept of materiality, since we have emerged from the great depression we acknowledge that investing in the stock market comes with it risked investors ought to have information as being able to prudently evaluate those risks and making good informed decisions. this is a specially important today, and more than half of families have investment in the stock market, including t

saturn energy. yes, so, therefore, about, returning to the topic, while at 200 300 km.he zaporizhzhya npp there will be no peace and tranquility in this zone , and there is one more very important issue. the point is that it will be good tomorrow. e. well, let's say my colleagues. what will happen next, who will be responsible if some kind of burma is what else, and who will conserve, who will pay billions of rubles from their budget after conservation, and who if here is an random projectile, will fly in, i will be responsible for this matter, no one beat russia. or maybe the states will pay. so they are on the other side of the atlantic, they don't care, as it seems to me that it makes sense, it 's clear andrey, so to speak, meaningfully. and as the theater is called, it means that he laughed with grief, that yes, when alexander german said, let me repeat then that andrei performed this number again. so until then. uh, there will be no fighting, moved by our units to a safe distance from the nuclear power plant. she certainly won't the security of another option. andr

i always dreamed of being a dj and recording my hit on rings, saturn.t demonstrated in any way yet. this is what i want to record them, like on the grand record, so that my music sounds in all minibuses and electricity. i just thought it would show. approximately how it is like for us to somehow pamper. but it was you and me who played on the lips. let's agree with him shines shines shines. oh, you know the soundtrack to the film kinzaza 2, i invite you all to my concert, when i record the song so well, we agreed, so for sure. let's wish for a phantom. good luck. yes , so that he won a cash prize, recorded a track, invited all of us to his concerts, and we are already there saw him in a new way. in our project, ladies and gentlemen, not only real artists come out of their usual images, even their virtual incarnations. sometimes they look completely new here. meet the family, marganets roza markovna, the same age as vrubel, lives in her bottomless reticule, loves horse racing and surfs, keeps a rat. it is very pleasant that after the first performance i

unpredictable, perhaps sharp mood swings, deterioration in well-being, the moon will quarrel either with saturnr with uranus against the backdrop of stopping mercury - this can bring tension in relations problems with technology, cancellation tomorrow will go away in the next 3 weeks in retro movement and this day should be spent as calmly as possible. take care of yourself and pay attention to dreams on friday night to saturday, they will be prophetic on saturday. we meet the full moon and mercury goes into retro motion all day, as if in a fog. give up on this day from any you say have a good rest on sunday. many will want to spend actively, but the sky is still the same retro mercury, so you should be careful and careful when driving on the road . sports or cycling on this day, there is a high probability of injury and accident. weigh your options. if you plan to redo everything at once, the rush on this day can play a cruel joke. thank you try to follow your. it was a star forecast from astrologer julia russell. all the best. well, who is this? do we have this? cheburashka will soon be on th

so it looks like saturn. but that is neptune. know that i did not know that we were taking a little poll? i didn't know. i didn't know that. steve says he knew there were a couple but not as many as you know nothing new things only because i have younger kids who in a couple of years ago, my son went through this astronomy. phase so we had all the advantage. yeah it was it was. it was called kids introduction to space. and so that's why just random fact. okay can you believe what if we had 14 minutes? i've often thought about that, anyway. random thought. let's go to traffic because you're probably wondering what the roads are like. if you're headed out the door this morning. if you're in east contra costa county, there's a couple of issues. there is actually some debris on the roadway across the bridge. you can see it right here in this picture in the coton direction. it's not a crash or anything, and caltrans is where and they're working to get rid of it. just some debris, maybe from a previous crasher or accident or something.

here is a comparison here, this rocket is not as tall as apollo saturn.one that put man on the moon. it generates 15% more throws. you can see how the space shuttle and the statue of liberty compare. let's give you an idea where orion will be going. >> all right has to do something called a trans lunar injection. this is a 20-minute bernal put orion on a trajectory that will be fat traveling faster than a bullet from a high powered rifle. it will go on a four-day coast to the moon. it will get pretty close, 60 miles away. it will then enter distant retrograded. this is farther than any human has ever gone before. this is the farthest of any capsule but for humans will have gone. nasa is going to lose contact with orion when it is on the far side of the moon. it will be circling the moon for about a week. to get back to earth, they are going to use a lunar gravity assist slingshot. they're gonna fire their own engines. they will come hurtling back to years. again, faster and harder than ever before. big test for those heat shields. tiffany, i want to show

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when a white audi hit his saturn . the driver fled the scene before police arrived. jackson's family says that driver has not been arrested. another have been to other deadly traffic collisions in oakland in just the past two weeks. one week ago , a driver hit and killed a man in a crosswalk at piedmont avenue and macarthur boulevard. that driver has been arrested. also one week ago, a gunshot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west oakland struck and killed a bicyclist. that driver later died from their gunshot wounds. time now 405 in san francisco, more than a dozen fires and trash cans along the embarcadero are being investigated now, but firefighters video from the citizen app shows us some of the fires reported during a two hour time span late wednesday night. no injuries have been reported yet, and for now, there's still no information on how the fire started. the heat is expected to be an issue for people statewide as we are being asked to conserve energy to prevent power outages this weekend. ktvu is jana katsuyama tells us thousands of customers in the

well, in in the end, all of your here are the previous blocks, all here are all of your wonderful saturnmed by the state . please pay attention to the situation, stavropol territory. and of course i want it to be. there was an isolated case, but i'm afraid that this is far from being an isolated case. the case, of course, means in this case will not follow and seek fairly. of course, it is necessary, uh, to decide here in uh. at in general, all the systematic nature of this problem, with regard to the creation of threats to donetsk donbass, about which you are talking. well, look here, right? of course, we are now celebrating the victory there, a well- organized referendum. against all odds, but to threats of raids. uh, donbas people from donetsk. zaporozhets kherson luhansk citizens all voted and well, we are all waiting for a historic decision, definitely. well, at night again, arrivals are the very center. donetsk at 5:00 am at 6:00 am. moreover, they beat on uh, the hotel where the observers used to live, any se, so no one touched her. that's all these 8 years. well, until you leave.

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he was driving home after delivering a meal to a friend when a white audi hit his saturn. the driver fled the scene before police arrived. jackson's family says the driver has not been arrested. i'm really angry because she didn't even call for help. like she didn't call 911 or anything. she had somebody picked her up and they took off. what kind of human being are you? you know who does that? there have been two other deadly traffic collisions in oakland in just the past two weeks. one week ago , a driver hit and killed a man in a crosswalk at piedmont avenue and macarthur boulevard. that driver was arrested. also one week ago, a gunshot victim trying to leave a scene in west oakland hit and killed a cyclist. died from their gunshot wounds. time now 707 of san francisco man says he wants to make his tenderloin neighborhood a better place by helping the police stopped drug deals on the streets. andre seniors here now in the studio and says, what's happening? there is a different view of what the new district attorney is making a priority. andre is what he is saying david e

. >> i looked at that and saw that it was saturn. fourth grade in the '70s >> no filters.shot >>> let's take a look at a video on tiktok. it's getting a lot of attention. >> a young woman on her morning run noticed a strange car following her and decided to document the fright epping moments that followed. >> her scare coming in the wake of the kidnapping and death of a memphis jogger and mother, eliza fletcher anne thompson is here with more on that. good morning >> good morning, hoda. this video is absolutely chilling it's been viewed nearly 9 million times in just the last week it's made all the more disturbing by recent headlines but this story has a happy ending a rookie runner, samantha mcentire, loves to share her journey on social media. >> good morning. let's go run 11 miles. >> but this is now how she wanted to become a viral sensation. >> there is this guy in a red car that's driven by me twice. it's making me really nervous. >> for two months, the 24-year-old has been posting her half marathon training runs on tiktok >> mile 6. i'm having a really good run toda