sebastopol today.s unclear, but something _ at sebastopol today. it is unclear, but something substantial- at sebastopol today. it is unclear, | but something substantial appears at sebastopol today. it is unclear, i but something substantial appears to have happened in the hours before dawn and maybe few after. russia said ukraine carried out a multiple aerial and maritime drone attack. they say that slight damage was caused to one of their minesweepers but that all of the drums have been destroyed. in the course of the day, various videos have emerged, including one from a ukrainian journalist, part of which we have been able to verify as showing the waters around the port of sebastopol. they appear to show what is our swarm of maritime drones, unmanned boats moving around in those waters of sebastopol apparently at will, able to move around close to contract with large russian warships. we don't know whether they blew up or were significant exclusions. 0ther whether they blew up or were significant

but freeman says it's not enough. >> by the count of the sebastopol police department. there are more than 40 of the street. >> there's no guarantee that this particular location will remain open after december. the city says they're not trying to drive out unhoused people. >> and they hired outreach workers to meet with people living in our bees to find more stable housing. but freeman says they filed a lawsuit because they want to find a long-term solution with the city where people can stay in their vehicles. well, they work to improve their situation. the problem with this ordinance is that it targets the most vulnerable members of the community, best of pools, city manager says. >> aclu statements and claims, quote, this characterize the nature of the intent of the new parking ordinance. in a statement, he said, quote, the previous situation with unsafe, unregulated, continuous rv parking, especially on morgan street was untenable. the area was impacted by trash, sewage, human waste. >> and other public health and safety issues in sebastopol. amanda hari kron, 4 ne

but freeman says it's not enough. >> by the count of the sebastopol police department. there are more than 40 of history. >> there's no guarantee that this particular location will remain open after december. the city says they're not trying to drive out unhoused people. >> and they hired outreach workers to be with people living in our bees to find more stable housing. >> but freeman says they filed a lawsuit because they want to find a long-term solution with the city where people can stay in their vehicles. well, they work to improve their situation. the problem with this ordinance is that it targets the most vulnerable members of the community, best of pools, city manager says. >> aclu statements and claims, quote, this characterize the nature of the intent of the new parking ordinance. in a statement, he said, quote, the previous situation with unsafe, unregulated, continuous rv parking, especially on morgan street was untenable. the area was impacted by trash, sewage, human waste. >> and other public health and safety issues in sebastopol. amanda hari kron, 4 news

but freeman says it's not enough. >> by the count of the sebastopol police department. there are more than 40 of the street. >> there's no guarantee that this particular location will remain open after december. the city says they're not trying to drive out unhoused people. >> and they hired outreach workers to be with people living in our bees to find more stable housing. but freeman says they filed a lawsuit because they want to find a long-term solution with the city where people can stay in their vehicles. well, they work to improve their situation. the problem with this ordinance is that it targets the most vulnerable members of the community, best of pools, city manager says. >> aclu statements and claims, quote, this characterize the nature of the intent of the new parking ordinance. in a statement, he said, quote, the previous situation with unsafe, unregulated, continuous rv parking, especially on morgan street was untenable. the area was impacted by trash, sewage, human waste. >> and other public health and safety issues in sebastopol. amanda hari kron, 4 news

sebastopol has banned arby's from parking on city streets during the day this week, the aclu chapter of northern california did file a lawsuit against the city kron. 4 s amanda hari explains what city leaders say they're doing to help those people and why some say. >> it's not enough. >> people who are living in vehicles like arby's on the streets of sebastopol have been forced to find a new place to park an ordinance that went into effect earlier this year. bans vehicles used for human habitation on commercial streets during the day. >> homelessness is a regional problem. it's not solved by one tower. one city that decided to >> exclude people who have to live in their vehicles for that town pushing them somewhere else. william free man as a lawyer with the aclu of northern california. >> he says the ordinance is unlike anything he's ever seen before. most other cities and towns that want to restrict are these are oversized vehicles, at least have a pretense. >> that they're doing so as a matter of traffic safety and sebastopol does not have even have that pretense. according to thi

piece together is a really widespread attack across a very substantial part of the seafront in sebastopolthis would be one of the most audacious things the ukrainians have done, and let's face it, we are getting almost used to extraordinary stories of military ingenuity. but a drone attack involving vessels on the water and aerial drones in the sky, that is almost frankly unheard of in the history of warfare, and does suggest that something fairly innovative, to say the least, happened. we don't know, crucially, what the damage was. there have been videos of explosions, some reports that major russian warships were damaged, possibly even sunk, may be the truth of that will emerge over time, but clearly something significant happened in the early hours of this morning. and whatever happened, it has pushed the russians to now suspend cooperation. yes, they said they'd can no longer guarantee the security of vessels passing through that corridor, that corridor that has been operating now since august, conveying ukrainian grain to the world market. they say that ukraine used that corridor as

sebastopol has banned arby's from parking on city streets during the day. well, the aclu chapter of northern california has filed a lawsuit now against the city. the city says they're doing everything they can to try to drive out unhoused people and they've hired outreach workers to meet with those living in rvs to try find more stable housing. >> the problem with this ordinance is that it targets the most vulnerable members of the community, most other cities and towns that want to restrict are these are oversized vehicles, at least have a pretense that they're doing. so as a matter of traffic safety and sebastopol does not have even have that pretense. >> well, so that will city manager says the aclu statements and claims, quote, miss, characterize the nature and intent of the new parking ordinance. >> it's 709, and nobody won the powerball last night. but somebody who bought a ticket in the south is waking yeah, it's and everybody has the opportunity to win even a bigger jackpot at the next drawing. but let's get this. los gatos were scrapped for sarah s

around sebastopol. lee, the crimean port, which houses russian warships as well as civilian shipping, the videos of what appeared to be seaborne drones hooping in on the russian military vessels. russia says there was a drone attack on sea and from the air that successfully repelled that attack and had only one of its ships, a minesweeper was slightly damaged. whether that is indeed the case or we have to wait and see. but the footage that has been circulating are on twitter and elsewhere does seem to suggest that there was a pretty major operation of some kind that was carried out. and so russia, in response to that, what it calls an act of terrorism committed by the key of regime with the participation of british specialists. it says britain has denied any such involvement that it's suspending this deal. and also that it can't guarantee the safety of civilian shipping in the corridors that had been a set up in the black sea. and we've also just the last couple of minutes seen a statement from the depu

all this say itself one task to identify the air defense points that allocated and sebastopol format of the work of the air defense . and to understand in general the cities defenses. for unexpectedly, when it was on approach to the city, the ships of the fleet in particular, missile frigates met the drones with anti aircraft fire artillery in short range, anti aircraft systems targeted the drones, the whole city heard the explosions, windows shaking in some houses. there was no destruction on the ground or casualties like may or the city promptly inform residents about the work of the a defense through social network was asking every one to stay in place and the duty services remain on full alert. however, not a single drone was able to break through the missile the fence of the black sea fleet on it after that became known in the waters of savannah to fall in particular . and under water drone was working in the outer area of crude layer bay. here some, perhaps it surfaced to date. it is difficult to say what kind of device this was, but the helicopters of the black safely and the

. >> in the north bay, the city of sebastopol in sonoma county facing a lawsuit now over its parking law. now since march, the best poll has banned arby's from parking on city streets during the day. aclu chapter of northern california filed a lawsuit against the city, though the city says they're not trying to drive out unhoused people. fact, they hired outreach workers to meet with people living in our beach to find out if there's a more suitable housing situation for them. >> the problem with this ordinance is that it targets the most vulnerable members of the community, most other cities and towns that want to restrict are these are oversized vehicles, at least have a pretense that they're doing. so as a matter of traffic safety and sebastopol does not have even have that pretense. >> yes, the best bull city manager says that aclu statements and claims, quote, ms characterize the nature and intense of the new parking ordinance. okay. the jackpot got bigger. that's what i'm taking. a letting you say to do with the lottery. know, only because for the rest of us, we have a bigger ja

. >> in the north bay, the city of sebastopol in sonoma county is facing a lawsuit over its parking law or one of them anyway. it was the one passed in march that band arby's from parking on city streets during the day. the aclu chapter northern california has filed a lawsuit now saying that the city well mistreating them. now the city says they're not trying to drive out homeless people, but they did hire outreach workers to meet with people living in rvs to find a more suitable housing situation. but again, the aclu says that's not enough. >> the problem with this ordinance is that it targets the most vulnerable members of the community, most other cities and towns that want to restrict are these are oversized vehicles, at least have a pretense that they're doing. so as a matter of traffic safety and sebastopol does not have even have that pretense. >> also, passable city manager says aclu statement and claims are, quote, mischaracterize nations of the nature and intent of the new parking ordinance. >> time now is 809. and somebody out there is going to be able collect a million half

there's sebastopol rohnert park., and also fairfax in there, and it's closed for richmond about that, and even point raised at 50. degrees quiet week here clear skies sunny nice today. lots of sun. it'll be warmer this week. where's that rain? there's no sign of it for at least 10 days, at least 10 days. there's no sign of anything. we can find signs of nice weather, though for the rams and the 49ers tonight, usually by this time i'm saying, oh, man, it's gonna be hot. offshore wind. no no looks calm on the wind department, maybe a little bit of a breeze, but nothing to write home about and 76 beautiful degrees at kickoff and you can see the fog out there, but it's staying out there. it's not making any move inland. so more sunshine today cooler lows for sure. so we'll have to make up that ground. sunny for all nice and legal bit warmer. santa rosa pleasant in menlo park, santa clare, up up up 74 to 80 77 to 80 76. 2 78 for both menlo park and santa clare 46. there's sonoma county airport at 46. petaluma napa airport

so you hear of such stones, some people even compare cassandra sebastopol. we were the base of the russian lexical. it is no. so when you hear this, it is hardly imaginable that russia is preparing to withdraw from the city. so i think they'll just trying to wind some time, some weeks when they have more forces and run the weather with the winter coming. it will make it more difficult for ukraine to move forward. jessica, let me come to these claims swirling around the healthcare damn, which is at a keel. hydro electric plaid. you mentioned infrastructure earlier on near his son . president zalinski said that his government has information that the russians have mind. the structure and russia meanwhile, is accusing ukraine of planning to attack the damn. so are these just verbal tactics designed to throw the other side off balance or do you think this discussion signals a major escalation in the offing was a bit of both? of course that's part of the information war, but it undermines there. it shows the undermining of the russian military tactically, if russ

ships of the black sea fleet and civilian ships that were on the outer and in a road states of the sebastopol base. 9 unmanned aerial vehicles and 7 autonomous maritime jones were involved in the attack. morsey knows, have been held in iran for people shot dead at a shrine on wednesday. april were killed in the attack in the city of sure, as i saw, has claimed responsibility during the funeral rally. the crown shouted pro government slogans that show of support comes as a 3rd has continued their crackdown on anti government protested the revolutionary god has announced to as of tomorrow. they'll be no further protests rule yet. so hannah, i'm talking now to the students who have always been pioneers and fighting arrogant powers. what's happened now, as a few number of students say occurring, the voice of the foreigners returned to the nation. don't turn the university's into the battlefield of the us against the nation. be careful because they want to deceive. you don't misuse the establishment. self restraint. i tell the few deceived women. don't be the cultural soldiers of the enemy. quit t

any guide, members of this council will now be subjected to claims and counterclaims about the sebastopol drone attack. they will not be verifiable and therefore the chances of security console action will be limited if not impossible. it will also sustain an unfortunate trend of the council being used primarily as a platform for propaganda. not for deliberation that aids, it's monday to protect international peace and security resolution 4659 of 1991 recognizes the need for the security council to have knowledge of all relevant fox in performing functions relevant to its monday. it father recognizes a factory general's fact finding capabilities and requires him to monitor the state of international peace and security, making use of the information gathering capabilities of the secretariat. we would welcome the factory general establishing a fact finding mission on the dream. drawn a talk to better inform this counsel. one of the reasons for the ongoing food insecurity is the volatility in insurance prices for the shipping of food stamps due to the extensive misinformation and disinformat

ships of the black sea fleet and civilian ships that were on the outer and in a wrote states of sebastopol base. 9 unmanned aerial vehicles and 7 economists, maritime drums were involved in the attack. where your cranes for ministered, demitra calais, buzz, responded to russia, pulling out of the deal with a tweet. he says, we've warned of what we, what we've warned of russia's plans to ruin the black seed green initiative. now moscow uses a false pretext to block the grain corridor, which ensures food security for millions of people. i call on all states to demand russia to stop it's hunger games, and we commit to its obligations hi for set joins. it's like now from keith. obviously, at the reaction there from the find minister, referring to russia's withdrawal from this deal as being a false contact. but is there any more information that was kind of an attack on its shapes? i will load motion officially coming from the ukranian government, a credit journalist put out this pretty extraordinary video, showing craft, apparently skimming across the black sea towards a russian naval vessels

the naval port of sebastopol as well. well, let's bring in mohammed val. he joins us now from moscow with more on fresh investigation into the explosion. mama, as we've been saying the kremlin is demanding on, says very swiftly white sir presses put, and yesterday appointed a special committee for the investigation in this incident. and early to they at 6 o'clock in the morning, local time, divers went under war to look for clues to determine the causes of a blast. and all possible other causes of glass before you. because yesterday they talked about a attack explosion as they are looking for more to day and also above the water line, an extensive inspection going on there to find more evidence yesterday or solve the russian leaders or political leaders were quick to blame ukraine for instance. we have learned that slootsky who said yesterday, he had no doubt ukraine was behind this sir. this attack her and he said, if it is proven officially, then the punishment turned the retaliation should be severe or so. we had sergey mirror miran of his leader of a j

if sebastopol al jazeera is johnny teneo says near the bridge on the crimean side, and has the latest on the russian investigation into what happens, how they allow malia lace at the your theodore melissa seller. the process is now exceptionally difficult, long lines of vehicles waiting on both ends of the bridge from the russian side and the peninsula to as checkpoints were set up on both sides. we can see from this side the damaged part of the vehicle road bridge. search involved both vehicles and individuals. the process may take hours. vehicles have been released in groups escorted by security all the way through for security and logistic reasons. as only one side of the bridge is currently operational, the train carriages that caught fire as a result of the explosion remain as they were. the railway truck will resume operations later this evening. according to the russian ministry of transport. in the meantime, russian security personnel is still following up with forensic inspections and investigations initiated by the technical committee formed by president putin. the committee

alongside them, through the waxy, had been stopped until it concludes is investigation regarding the sebastopol barrage of russia, missiles of his critical energy infrastructure in several cities across ukraine, about 80 percent of people in the capital key of an hour without running water. and then the 2nd largest city of hot keys, underground trains, and trolley buses of stop running. how he foresaw has this report to the 3rd time this month. this was how a monday morning began for the people of cave misses, striking north of ukraine's capital. heard across the city again, russia was targeting energy infrastructure ross. this video, pixilated to its location, said to shown electricity, work being rescued from the rubble of an office building. the area north of give contains important infrastructure including the reservoir and the hydro electric power station. are operating under ukrainian military restriction, so there are limitations on what we can and can't film. we can show you the precise location of the strikes. but we can say that one of the targets was a piece of energy infrastructure

, i'd as a russian online media monitoring project, he says moscow is angry of the attacks near sebastopol because crimea is a sore point for the kremlin. the russian meanest, your defense said that it was done by brigitte c rolled operated by ukrainians, but also count by a u. s. abilene, which coordinate their exhibit just like it is that were no losses in crimea, but you probably know just that president bush and the russian government in general. i'm very sensitive about any strikes against the graeme here. you know, the problem, the west and ukraine can see the grey, mia, a part of your green, and they think it's a legitimate target about russia. considered crimea a partner with territory. you know, there are millions of russians live in that. so basically, i think the message from pigeon is don't dodge creamy if you touch it. every time we will respond in a very, very cautious way. remember the recent bombings that ukrainian infrastructure they, they were triggered by the attack against the cranium breach, which russia said was done by ukrainians. and in the 1st days after the attack

belbek is an airfield just outside sebastopol, the biggest city in occupied ukraine, and there has beentage and photographs. the governor of crimea has said that a plane overshot the runway. this is possible, but let's bear in mind there have been several attacks inside crimea by ukrainian forces which ukraine claimed. in august and september, they managed to destroy russian military aircraft on the ground. at the time, the russian military offered, i'm sure with black humour, their idea of a threat. they said the weather is going to be hot in crimea. there has been speculation that there may be ukrainian partisans operating behind enemy lines in crimea. if this is an attack, it may genuinely be an accident, but if this is an attack, again, it genuinely does look very bad for russia, on this weekend of all weekends, when they are crowing about their success in annexing these four places. 0ne kind of potentially alarming development came almost simultaneously with the annexation announcement, which were reports that the director of the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant had effectively been abdu

ukrainian officials are saying look, number one, sebastopol is illegally annexed by russia, and theyre than 150 miles away from where these grain shipments are going. from ukraine's perspective, they really feel that president putin is trying to put more pressure on them and allies to negotiate a peace. no one is near that moment, of course. >> nic robertson, thanks so much, from kyiv. >>> in this country, a potential triple-demic looming, as a surge of respiratory viruses spreads across the country. how hospitals are coping against an unprecedented season of the flu, rsv, and covid, next. it's the subway series menu! 12 irresistible subs... like #6 the boss. pepperoni kicks it off. with meatballs smsmothered in rich marinara. don't forgetet the fresh mozzarella. don't you forget who the real boss is around herere. it's subway's s biggest refresh yet. if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech. for insights on when to buy and sell. and proactive alerts on market events. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. you love closing

things like a bridge, the naval base at sebastopol, the lines of communication that russia uses to supply than 80 kilometers away so ukrainians need these longer range munitions in order to force the russians to pull back. that would make the ukrainian cities safer. >> there are a couple of key arguments against the u.s. trying to insert itself in a diplomatic fashion other than what it's already doing and that's that russia isn't indicating that it wants to negotiate. the other being that it's for the ukrainians to decide their future. but i do wonder, does the u.s. even have pull over russia right now to make that kind of a difference? >> not at all. so i think you hit the key arguments, and there are a few others, but russia and putin personally is determined to claim some kind of victory here. a cease-fire would essentially allow putin to claim that he has conquered 20% of ukrainian territory and annexed that to russia. that would be completely unacceptable from anyone's standpoint. it would vindicate putin and effectively ensure that he would stay in power and, therefore, threaten uk

also heard from russia today, laying out more detail of this attack they say that took place in sebastopoloccupied by russia at the moment. and the ukrainians consider any russian ships there fair game. the russians are saying that they captured part of an automated submersible type vessel that they say they've been able to track back looking at it's electronics to see that it came from the coast of ukraine. and this, of course, central to their complaint that ukraine is making those waters for the wheat export, the grain export just too unsafe. the british specialists had led this operation, but they have denied that and said it's not true, just a fabrication. the bottom line result is, we heard from the eu foreign policy chief saying russia should get back in compliance with this deal. and the u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres is delaying a trip to the arab league summit by a day to try to put this deal back together. it's not clear that he can be successful right now, jim. >> nic robertson, thank you. >> >> coming up, the attorney general is vowing the justice department will not

i've seen 38 39 gern villas. 38 degrees were honored parks in their sebastopol in there, there's a lotfar from sonoma. i've seen some upper thirties as well. forties low forties throughout much of marin county. lots of energy going into the pacific northwest. they get somewhat of a break after a pretty active day, low snow levels yesterday, but they're not done by wide margins. series of systems will march in there now for the rest of october. the possible tracks will no doubt state of the north or towards eastern nevada. it's early november when there's a possibility that one of these colder systems might pay a visit to us. probably not for about a week away. so the rest of october, though, looking pretty quiet. maybe early november, we'll start to see a pattern change. 50 60 seventies if you like this kind of weather, you know, like it all the way the rest of the week little warmer on the weekend. okay see, time is 5 19 will be, experts say millions of lives are threatened by the climate crisis coming up the very latest on how it's also causing health problems around the world. and s

it's close for santa anselmo marshall sebastopol, says 49, then a lot of low fifties to mid fifties, all the way up in the mendocino county and lake county, 37 bookends truckee in south lake tahoe. the 71 las vegas 58 59, you kinda sacramento. so the eyes over us that system to the north to the west ocean say we'll try and nudge the high out here, but it won't be until we get towards the weekend. so little change today tomorrow. mild weekend temperatures start to cool down on sunday. but today, friday and saturday looked to be pretty much stuck here. could be a system would ne until just 24 hours, 60 seventies eighties to some low nineties on those temps little change through friday, probably slightly cooler on saturday, the more so on sunday and monday, pam all right. thank you. steve. hurricane in continues to impact florida up next how damaged to animal shelters is forcing many pets to be relocated to other states to make room for animals in need. classes are back in session at oakland after a shooting on campus will show you the added safety precautions now in pla . my most impor

there's one right at 50, sebastopol, rohnert park san and sell most 51 degrees and almost 52. so middletown 50. that's 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. at this time, that cloud cover has a lot to do with that thirties on the temps truckee, south lake tahoe. 55 uk, a sacramento sixties. fresno and bakersfield, california with monterey and santa maria. little cool there at 51, the blocking high up in the pacific northwest , still holding his still holding court for another couple of days, then it looks like changes will develop as the pattern instead of being blocked or locked in starts to be more progressive still online. maybe it's for some changes for next week. i think it's more later next week into the end of the month that looks to be more promising. but next couple of days will be warming it up starts today seventies to eighties, no breeze at all. really, not right now. warm to hot, we'll get some low nineties tomorrow, still pretty warm thursday than another system digs into the north that will drop the temps and increase the breeze. you saved pop boy band bts as they a

maybe sebastopol. some of those north far north bay. you kaya! clear lake. you guys know where you are, but the most of the bay area, not going to be a thing. what will be a thing is gonna be chilly when the kids leave the house tomorrow morning to go to school or you head off to work. and you might be scraping the windshields a little bit, but i don't think there'll be that much of it truthfully. so these are the forecast overnight. lewis, we did talk about these already. don't need freezing temperatures to get frost as you know. so 37 degrees in santa rosa will get you frosted again. it's a low grade. schedule one on a scale of 10 scale are scheduled to on a scale of 1 to 10 frost advisory. and then this is the pattern for this week. you see all that progressive activity to the northeast? don't you can't use the timing on this or even the intensity of it. but do you saw all that activity? all that weather coming from the north? part of the reason we have a frost advisory tonight. it's cooler because we just had one go through. but these guys are going to c

so as a matter of traffic safety and sebastopol does not have even have that pretense. >> also possible city manager says the aclu statements and claims, quote, mischaracterizes the nature and intent of the new parking ordinance. >> it's 909. and do you know where lottery ticket is? because you should check it. somebody won a million and half bucks. yeah. here in the bay area, they didn't get the whole thing but they got enough to maybe change their lives. a ticket matching 5 numbers sold in los gatos in kron 4. sarah stinson has a closer look. >> people with a losing power ball ticket are left with some encouragement knowing that a winning ticket came from this los gatos gas station, a person one 1.5 million dollars. pretty exciting. i mean, i can imagine this that can be a life changing temporarily. definitely makes you want right? no one got all 6 numbers, correct? so the jackpot continues to grow from 700 million dollars to 800 million dollars the last night, 280,000. plus, people want something at least including that top winning ticket sold at this gas station. last gattis. >> als

an airbase in sebastopol, and russian ships, that's what they're using theirs for, legitimate militarysing theirs for civilians, attacking civilians? >> well, at least for a time, he was trying to knock out infrastructure, power production, that sort of thing. now, it just looks indiscriminate. i will say, the u.s. and others have healthy greens back, except the greens have gotten a little bit more on the offensive mode here in crimea and territory putin considers russian, and i think they ought to do more of that. i mean, you don't have to be polite when somebody invades your country. you should be allowed to go after targets in their country, too, which the ukrainians have done, they just haven't taken credit for. >> before you go, i want to get your reaction from this post on truth social from your former boss, donald trump, calling for american jews to be, quote, more appreciative of his administrators work, regarding his role. he wrote, u.s. jews have to get their act together, and appreciate what they have in israel, before it is too late. a lot of people thought that was pretty

bridge is a critical route supplying moscow's troops in southern ukraine and the naval port of sebastopol. andrea's mom had van joined just now live from moscow, with more on the russian investigation into the explosion. the kremlin worn fancies mom at. what's the latest on any investigation? yes, fully on the committee. the special investigation in the special investigation committee that was appointed on saturday by president vladimir putin started its work immediately. and divers went under water at 6 o'clock this morning, looking for clues among the that the distracted destroyed parts of the bridge. also above the water line, a lot of inspection going on. and hopefully something might come up from that investigation later today, according to torsion officials on saturday. a right after that blast, a number of officials are unofficially appointed at ukraine as the party to blame in as the party without witcher. i want the responsibility behind the blast. for instance, the head of the foreign relations committee in the parliament, the state duma. he basically said that he had no doubt t

ship of the black sea fleet and civilian ships that were on the outer and in a road. stead of the sebastopol based 9 unmanned aerial vehicles and 7 economists, maritime drones were involved in the attack. so harry and light of what we just heard, i want to go back to what you were telling us just a moment ago. is there any reason to believe that the british, at this stage, were involved in any way, shape, or form with this attack? was certainly nothing substantiated by the russians. no evidence yet, provided they said not only with the british involved in this attack in the early hours of saturday morning. they are also claiming that british underwater teams were involved in the sabotage of the north stream $1.00 and $2.00 pipelines in the baltic sea. a few weeks ago, again, britain is denying the there's any involvement in either of those events. and so the key thing now are that the, well, i suppose there to be questions, how much damage really was done in this attack and what kind of retaliation militarily might there be or by the russians? because you remember just at the beginning of th

alongside them, through the back see a had been stopped until it concludes investigation regarding the sebastopol trickiest president paid. barbara said that despite russian has been the truck he is going to continue to force to keep the alive. however, the question is how? because without the russian security guarantees, then none of these west, those are going to be free to pass through the the black sea and to make their way to the boat for us. they can be stopped or she had the russian forces. and so the rushing guarantees, whether they're going to stay there or not, this is steel and now uncertain. and also, according to the deal that we're saying in july, a military personnel and also the related other we'll talk to from russia, needs to be part of the inspection process. so we don't rush broke. this is going to be a breach of the deal here. so that's why tricky is position is now quite difficult here. so according to the fast ministry seems to be signed more than $400.00 ships have passed to the that the boost. what is carrying to 9300000 tones of the ukraine grain to the international to

coach bridge is a critical road supply. moscow's troops in southern ukraine and the naval port of sebastopol al jazeera is johnny teneo says near the bridge on the crummy inside and has the latest on the russian investigation into what happened. had they, amelia lay said to your theater. well, they said, sir, hello. the process is now exceptionally difficult, long lines of vehicles waiting on both ends of the bridge from the russian side and the peninsula to as check points were set up on both sides. we can see from this side the damaged part of the vehicle road bridge. search involves both vehicles and individuals. the process may take hours. vehicles have been released in groups escorted by security, all the way through for security and logistic reasons. as only one side of the bridge is county operational, the trained carriages that caught fire as a result of the explosion remain as they were. the railway truck will resume operations later this evening. according to the russian ministry of transport. in the mean time russian security personnel a still following up with forensic inspection

unmanned drones that attacked the black sea fleet, or the military vessels stationed in and around sebastopol in crimea. and that sir, it repelled that attack. but the governor, the russian governor of that area, is saying that this was the most massive attack on the black sea feet since the start of the war. and that sir, one of the vessels was lightly damaged. that's according to the russian account. there are reports though, it's about to say that ukraine is not making any official comments on this, but there are reports that more targets were struck, potentially including the new flagship of rushes, black sea fleet as well. and so that the mocker of and so that is the situation at rushers decided now that it is suspending its participation in this deal under which some $9000000.00 tons of ukrainian grain has been exported. and as you say, are doing quite a lot to try to reduce some of the price spike, some of the food shortages that have been in existence as a result of that. harry and key, thank you very much. we're so you're in istanbul now. turkey had stepped in a few months ago to get

low fifties, sebastopol is in their marshals in their nevada's at 50.kee, south lake tahoe was 34, then a lot of sixties seventies on the desert or forties, fifties and sixties up and down the coast to look at that activity popping up southern nevada. also, you can see an error. las vegas all the way into the grand canyon area and snow into l. a doesn't look like it's in the san diego yet, but definitely l, a north and east. that's a lot of gray out there. the pattern is locked in. it's just not changing all that much. so sixties seventies eighties on the temps it look does look like inland temps will kind of come down a teeny bit, and then we're just going to settle into a very quiet pattern. you guys state after state fundamental freedoms are vanishing. governor newsom campaigning hard for propositions to tell you about his new message on abortion rights aimed at california voters and women and other parts of the country. and as we speak , there's an emergency meeting of the g seven nations will tell you what the u. s and ukrainian leaders will be tal

of low sixties but the fog and some cooler temps here forties fairfax in their sentence, selma sebastopol rohnert park, windsor, up to layton ville as well and sonoma that's outside. that's not on the square, but outside 49, so there are a couple of cool readings here under mostly clear skies inland. and you can see there's plenty of fog out there. it's just being squashed now by the high, so it'll be warmer inland today, but we'll go 60 seventies coast in bay and then some eighties inland, slightly warmer as we had in the next couple of days, but if you're near the coast, not that bad if you're inland, yeah, we're bumping it up a little bit. you guys all right. thank you, steve. surprise change of heart by elon musk as he announced he's moving forward with plans to buy twitter up next, the impact. that announcement is already having on twitter and its stock. plus, everybody can finally sit down their seats and watch the ball game. well the wait is over after an historic night in major league baseball for a player who grew up in the central valley. aaron judge of the new york yankees soli

windsor's in their sebastopol, marshall rohnert park, fairfax mill valley as well. sonoma 51 upper lake and lake village 52 bodega bases. hey, we're 52 as well. i know you are. see that truckee 34 south lake tahoe 36 52 down in monterey, so the attempts on the coast have cooled off, no doubt about it. they're the high is going to be here today. tomorrow then start to back off a little bit as we head towards sunday and medical forecast models are trending significantly drier and quieter . as we had to next week. it looks cooler sunday monday and that's about as far as i want to take it. so 60 seventies eighties nineties again very similar to yesterday. a little bit of change saturday more so sunday into monday with some cooler weather. all right. thank you, steve. the fbi is assuring voters that this election will be the most secure election in history. still ahead, we hear from one cyber security agent who is working to protect your vote. and the blue angels take to the skies today for their first show of the weekend. we're going to tell you when and how to catch th

forties and fifties currently on this panel, although 40 done up in sonoma county airport and 40 in sebastopol, 40 cent in selma, thirties up upper lake and also latent ville windsor and rohnert park have joined that party at 39 degrees. richmond's 42 little cool there for some 21 25 truckee, south lake south 42 to 44, monterey and also santa maria. so until we get to next week, it's pattern is not going to give us much in the way except for some higher clouds. more rain. more snow comes into the pacific northwest. now again, it depends on which forecast model you look at 11 run they up totals next run they down them. they bring them trending downwards still will get something out of it does not look like a wet system. but at least we'll get something here coming in early november now, hopefully there'll be another system behind that 50 60 seventies and the temps the weekend though it looks good, little warmer, especially sunday. then we start to cloud it up late monday. okay on monday, then tuesday cloudy with some rain, maybe by evening. thank you, steve. a vacant lot in the south bay has ne

have initiative in kherson and luhansk and also an initiative in the naval domain as we saw in sebastopolg the majority of russian missiles but our air defence system cannot insure 100% of interceptions which is why we need more shipments of modern air defences and also assistance to rebuild all of the damage inflicted by russia on our electricity distribution system. and also, if reports are confirmed, that russia targeted hydroelectric power stations, that is a new level of escalation. when russia broadened its targets which are in its opinion as acceptable as being shelled by missiles. ., ., , , , ., as acceptable as being shelled by missiles. ., ., i, missiles. some analysts are saying ahead of the _ missiles. some analysts are saying ahead of the winter _ missiles. some analysts are saying ahead of the winter that _ missiles. some analysts are saying ahead of the winter that russia - ahead of the winter that russia clearly has a tactical plan in what it is doing. clearly has a tactical plan in what it is doing-— clearly has a tactical plan in what itisdoina.~ , ., , it is doing. well

and low fifties for men, including downtown napa, even the layout of 52, marshall , roda park, sebastopol, healdsburg and winds are all at 51. yesterday was not very warm unless you are well inland. livermore 89 degrees conquered 84 after that. santa rosa napa sandra fell san carlos and oakland all between 17 78 san jose was also at 77. the city was 62 degrees and speaking of they are running amazingly cool this month. they have yet to have a 70 degree temp in san francisco in october, the average high i'll say that in a second, there's a little band of high class from what we call a dry front. all right there now. they'll just zip right on through here. but so maybe some high clouds coming by so 50 60 seventies and again. well, well inland. you can find some upper eighties, although fairfield is only 86. so livermore is definitely one of the outliers here. even though it can get hot out there. i looked around, and it was definitely 88 88 89 out there, not the city. sixties on the temps they advertised 71 not even been close, really this entire month in the low is also below. so you're se

there were 39 windsor's 43 degrees san anselmo, 44 sebastopol 44.t is cool 28 in truckee, 30, south lake tahoe, 50 to monterey, santa maria and low sixties. and san diego after a weekend of some off and on rain from that low, which is now in new mexico, gave phoenix scottsdale much of arizona a lot of rain as well and that next system will take that path and drop in this way. it will go down here and replace it. but the pattern looks like it's going to change from cool to mild pattern and clouds and rain south and record high to the north. we've been caught in between, but the pattern will start to favor more of high pressure. and we'll get some warmer temps here starting a little bit today, more so tuesday, wednesday, thursday before another cool down next week, though i spy. maybe some rain coming in here and of october end of october early november. there are many factors that are aligning that say we should get into a weather pattern. we'll see. i hope so. 60 seventies warmer temps are on the way next three days. then it starts to cool off. so w

richmond healdsburg, sebastopol, windsor , all in the forties. well at 47, so there's some cool conditions. huge dust storms from thunderstorm outflow yesterday in the coachella valley. there was a lot of activity there looks like probably more of the same popping up so any travel plans there are into arizona again, the patterns quite active, lowest set up shop there and northern baja mexico, and that's what's feeding in a lot of that moisture for us. we're waiting for the high to kind of break down. it's always a slow process, but we're in a stuck pattern today. probably most of tomorrow. so 60 seventies to inland eighties and a few low nineties. it does look cool, though, if not by saturday, a little bit more so by sunday sixties seventies eighties and nineties again and going into sunday, money does look like a little cooler pattern. you guys steve. thank you. 7 41 coming up on mornings on to find out what led to san francisco's drop in household income, the biggest of any city nationwide. morning then coming up in the eight o'clock our mornin

still 49 was sebastopol 48.w there's been fogged petaluma, yet pen groves had fog free and 45 so most of the fog, though, looks to favor areas more south. you can see that more towards the santa clara valley, monterey as well, pulling off on parts of the coast well to the north, but still there's a lot out there. but it's already beginning to look like showing up on a retreat there. some of those higher clouds over it looks like they're just falling apart. so just a few high clouds some thick morning fog, then sunny, mostly sunny temperatures inland will be bumping up pretty rapidly. eighties to low nineties you had too much fog in the coast of sixties and seventies, including san francisco. we're going 66 53 below the average on both. yes the low did make it to 53 for about an hour or two. there 71 55 is average 94 1992 the record high sunset now, 6 45 49 sonoma county airport and petaluma. you have 50 sixties for some already , san jose is in there. so it's fairfield and lower lake. a lot of mid fifties monsoo

degrees leighton ville, upper leg middletown, kelsey ville, there's another healdsburg, windsor, sebastopolhnert park, fairfax mill valley, san anselmo, all in there as well with some 40 degree temps. that's pretty cool for us. clear skies. fog is mainly off the coast of anything moves in. they won't last long, lots of sun warmer, there's no sign. have any rain for 10 days, but don't you worry, it'll get you forecast for tonight. i've been kidding. can you beat this? 76 doesn't look like much of a breeze. not too hot might be a little cool. but in the second half, but overall 76 at kickoff . now we still have a couple of days to iron out the details, and if there's any fog or not, but it looks nice, too mild to warm as we head towards thursday, the start of fleet week friday. also warm saturday and sunday. we might have to deal with a little bit of fog, but right now it looks pretty good going forward here. the fog's out there. it's just not. it's running into too much resistance, so it's the coast is clear as we like to say more sun today, not much fog cooler loads. by far it'll be sunny,