she told ukrit that the rainbow sky association would take up her case. the group will support her appeal to the government committee and back her cause on social media. >> how do the people in the district see ukrit? >> the school's assistant principal agreed to be interviewed but not on camera. the assistant principal denied gender discrimination. she said some parents were concerned that ukrit's daily behavior would negatively influence the students. ukrit's family home is about 100 kilometers away from the school. her mother raised ukrit as a single woman while running a restaurant. ♪ ukrit came out to her mother that she was transgender when she was in secondary school. she says she couldn't accept it right away. >> ukrit decided to become a teacher, an occupation that would allow her to earn a stable income and support her mother. she went on to university and passed the teacher qualification exam. she finally accepted her daughter. >> it is expected to take the committee six months to make a final decision. their ruling will determine if ukrit can

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the sky's the limit for these trailblazing jumpers who are all women. 11 professional sky divers fromunited states creating the highlight pro sky diving team to celebrate 100 years this month of women winning the right to vote. >> we talk about wanting to inspire women and girls to live bold, brave lives of their own design, and in order to do that, we have to be doing that, too. >> reporter: the team kicked off a series of demonstration jumps, leaping, twirling, and flipping, at locations pivotal to the suffragette movement. they launched in seneca falls, new york, where the first women's rights convention was held. >> this is for all women! >> reporter: they also touched down in tennessee, the state that decided the fate of the 19th amendment, before dropping by pennsylvania's justice bell, a symbol of the movement. the capstone? jumping on women's equality day this week in new york city. the women landed in woodlawn cemetery in the bronx, the final resting place of famed suffragettes like elizabeth cady stanton. >> you get to connect that these are real people and, in their day, th

politically partisan inaccurate to the point of being a legitimate danger to the health of its viewers sky news astray as well as newspapers like the australian use a similar formula as fox whether it's this pandemic or coverage of climate change a parade of right wing commentators reflecting the channel's politics and dismissing the science if that's what it takes a straight idea is also where 2 former prime ministers are now saying it's time to bring murdoch media outlets they're under control later in this program i'll speak with one of them malcolm turnbull but 1st the listening posts flow phillips on the murdoch factor in covert 1000 coverage stateside and down on. the ladder in the nearly telegraph really joins us in one. just another night on fox news and one of america's highest rated political talk shows tucker carlson tonight except pined viewers would have seen in this segment how rupert murdoch's news outlets even those located in different parts of the world can work hand in hand to further a common agenda different areas of china carlson's guest beaming in from sydney is shar

political editor of the murdoch owned daily telegraph she also hosts a program on his news channel sky news australia on may 2nd moxon broke exclusive story based on a leaked intelligence dossier from what she called concerned western governments the dossier suggested the coronavirus may have been created in a lab in the chinese city of leeds where the very 1st cases of covert 19 were detected off the stories 1st on the daily telegraph its 2nd star sky news australia paper path back on track west. africa i guess china. the current. 3rd stop the us and fox news because it's a multinational effort i think to be hard to dismiss as a portable dark cross-pollination between media outlets in the same organization is common if there's merit to the story but the dossier they called a bombshell turned out to be a dud fact checkers concluded it amounted to nothing more than the results of the beautified google said. your piece is a blow against clients are grateful that you wrote it and your paper as for those concerned western governments from all indications the story was leaked to the daily t

you couldn't draw pair of troopers out of the sky. the mountaintop was a small area that you couldn't land the plane. so he came up with this idea of coming up with blighters. the other seven were blown off course and crashed. five gliders came in on the mountaintop. he leads his men to the fortress of mussolini and the italians give up without much of a fight. the nights later there is scorsese bringing mussolini to hitler and hitler is overjoyed, scorsese get promoted to major and afterwards told them i want you to head operation long jump. another impossible mission to target the allied leaders. she takes this challenge and is now famous to the world. the press is calling him the most dangerous. he assembles his team but he still has a major problem. he doesn't know where or when or if the meeting is going to take place. oddly enough, in the fall of 1943, that is the same problem facing fdr. on november 2, if the articles into the oval office mike bradley, the head of the secret service detail and gives him a special mission. he wa

this one as you look live from sky 7 showing a fire in san mateo county. it is contributing to the poor air quality we're seeing all around the bay area as you look live from sky 7. again this is san mateo county at the enormous amount of smoke this fire still burning out of control is causing. >>> let's take a look at the hennessey fire burning in fairfield. it has jumped 80 and 80 is shut down in both directions. there's an evacuation order for the paradise valley neighborhood, which is on the east side of 80. and we've mentioned there are hundreds of fires burning in california and there just aren't enough resources available to fight them, so the state is asking for help. melanie woodrow joins us with reaction from governor newsom. >> reporter: well, some good news perhaps is that people seem to be heeding those flex alerts. they're cutting back on the electricity they are using and there are no power outages expected tonight. californians are being asked to reduce their electric use when possible between 2:00 and 9:00 p.m. that window of time increase

a team of women sky divers are marking the milestone from a mile high.jumping in cities that played a key role in the right to vote. >> soaring in the sky it's a pro skydiving team of all women. >> the average jump number is 10,000 jumps. >> 11 sky divers from across the united states created the highlight pro skydiving team to celebrate women winning the right to vote. the founders and captains. >> do you get nervous. >> you're not nervous about jumping out of an airplane. we just want to do a good job and that's what's scares us. >> they lept to the occasion with demonstration jumps. >> you get to connection, these are real people they were doing the bold, brave thing. >> the team launched the months in new york where the first women's right vote was held. and dropped by pennsylvania's justice bell, a symbol of the mom. a capstone in new york city on women's equality day. >> they landed in the bronx, the famous resting place of stanton. >> we talk about wanting to inspire women and girls and to do that we have to be doing that too. that is what today w

to kind of sky is now calling for an end to the protests of the election that she herself described as rigged also on the program. global coronavirus cases surged past 20000000 in new infections doubled over 6 weeks needs to be done to slow the spread. i'm still gal welcome to the program the opposition candidate in better russa's presidential election has left the country svetlana to kind of sky has joined her children in neighboring if you wait here she'd sent them to have before the vote and before accusing president alexander lukashenko of rigging the result now germany has called on the european union to consider imposing sanctions against ben a rose by u.s. secretary of state my palm pilot said the photo had been neither fair nor free of a russian president vladimir putin has congratulated president bush and co on his win was to kind of sky has good had given no hint that she was leaving the country . proud of the president on sunday in minsk for the election. by monday she was gone her whereabouts unknown her team unable to reach her. now so that lot of taken off scalia has reap

now, mind you these sky scrapers were seven to ten stories tall.o one of the thing that is we did during the promotion is think back to the musical of oklahoma and when they're singing about everything is up to date in kansas city they talk bout the lines, the building is seven stories is as high as the uildings ought to go. so this idea of scraping the sky at only seven stories is something for the period. it seems a little out of date for us but what you can see here is very proud of the skyline and he designed a number of things here. he designed the baptist church. but architects who designed many other buildings in downtown amarillo designed the amarillo building. one of the first buildings with a car garage attached to it. so this was also the era when amarillo went from the horse nd buggy to street cars to actual automobiles. so amarillo because it has the route 66 connection becomes an automobile city very quickly. and you can see evidence of that even in the structures. i think the importance is it's interesting because it's a big urban ce

you couldn't drop paratroopers out of the sky because it was 7000 feet the winds would blow them off. in the mountaintop was just Ãb there was no field, you couldn't land the plane. so he came up with this idea of coming in with gliders. five of them made it, the other seven were blown off course or crashed. the five gliders came in on the mountaintop, he leads his men to the fortress where mussolini is headed. the italians give up without much of a fight. and three nights later scorsese led mussolini to hitler at hitler's hideout. hitler was overjoyed, scorsese Ãbafterwards takes scorsese aside and told him, i want you to head operation long jump. another impossible mission to target the three allied leaders. scorsenzi takes his challenge, his now famous throughout the world. the press is going him the most dangerous man in europe.he assembled his team, but he still has a major problem. he doesn't know where or when or even if this meeting between is going to take place. oddly enough, in the fall of 1943, that's the same problem that's facing fdr. on november 2 fdr calls into the ov

are hook live at pictures from sky 7. that's smoke from fire burping in marin county will this is the woodward fire. that is in the point reyes station. a lot has been charred but there's obviously a lot of fuel from the forest there and the dry conditions. >> hard to get to. difficult terrain. that was live. this is tape. video from one of the fires burning in the south bay. this is the la honda fire. the smoke is so thick there at the state park where she spent the day with families who had to evacuate. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, the czu fire is growing out of control and part of the problem is resources are stretched too thin. that's certainly the case here. we are just north of the ng ove ridge and it has grown twice in size over the last couple hours. what you don't see are the dozens of families lining the coastline anxious to see if their home is still there. crackling flames lit up the road. right on the border of the san mateo/santa cruz county line. >> you can see the sky was red and you can hear nois

it will now be operating at sky west golf course by appointment only. previous site was getting so crowded, it actually had to shut down early a few times. chopper 5 was overhead last week as people waited in line for hours. we're keeping a full list of bay area testing sites on kpix.com. >>> hundreds of pac-12 players threatening a boycott. their demands for a fair playing field. >>> plus we are all supposed to be staying at home; right? so how come the coronavirus is driving up sales for local car dealerships? >>> and the games and rides may be in storage for this summer, but you can still get a taste of one bay area fair. >>> and there's just a little bit of the marine layer out there right now. you can see it. this week, we're bringing it back. a lot more of it. that means a cool down, maybe even light rain from the coast it. will want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to joi

huge bolt of lightning across the sky today. scattered thunderstorms, and and dangerous and record setting heat in areas today. lightning strikes kaugtd on camera by the california highway patrol. thunderstorms are expected to be strongest in north bay. a wildfire in st. helena started around the wildfires. >> it's been so strange. and power knocked out in mill valley. a bolt hit power lines. you can see pg and e responding, and a salon owner says they were working with clients outside when it happened. >> we got so scared but five seconds later, the big line happening again. sop we move everybody inside. >> we heard like an explosion, and it was a small one and a big one like a bomb. mother nature is mad because something is going on here. >> rough weather. that is what is going on. pg and e reports power has been restored. >>> thank you for joining us, those issues are not enough, more than 3 million homes statewide could have their power shut off. if that total is reached, it would be the largest shut off in state history. >>

similar scene in the sky. behind the trans-america building. so many people awoken early and watching this incredible site. another look. thousands of strikes happened over night throughout the bay area. more could be on tap tonight. >> we have team coverage. we'll break down why the storm was so rare for us in the area. let's start with the latest conditions. big question now tonight? >> that's what we have been models. the threat isn't over. which is why the red flag warning did get extended until monday morning. we're notthe clear yet. the ints develops. plenty of that moisture in the area and satellite radar showing a much calmer picture compared to what we saw firing up this morning with thousands of lightning strikes in the area. the radar you can see kwi thor there. the futurecast is showing possibility of thunderstorms popping up into the over night hours and monday night. we'll pay close attention to the threat for lightning. i want to make sure everybody stays vigilant. we're not in the clear yet. did i mention, we're in the middle of

our sky ranger over the czu fire. it's confusing to keep track of all the names but this is the czu fire, san mateo county. this is near la handa and right now it is 0%emoke napa, solano sonoma counties. thousands have been evacuated from their homes and this fire has proven itself deadly. four people have lost their lives to this fire. let's begin in the north bay, the big collection of fires called the lnu complex fire. it has turned, as we said, very, very deadly. we're going to take you now to cal fire, which has just started its evening press conference. let's listen in. >> for all the media to remain masked with covid masks at all times. just a quick incident update on this fire. we currently can confirm 57,000 acres have burned on this fire. we have 2% containment now. 24,000 structures remain threatened out in front of the fire, and we can confirm 97 structur have been destroyed. just so everyone is clear on what that means, in the last two days we've had two damage inspection teams out in the field. starting

up in the swiss alps find out how you relax reporter use a few good to enjoy the 1st day on a starry sky. and with that a very warm welcome to your own mix of let's see what else we have light up for you today. how americans want crayfish have gone from a place to good delicacy and. how a cypriot stock has created his own colorful green form. queen elizabeth the 2nd is the longest reigning monarch in the world she has been in office since 952 the queen is one of the most famous personalities in the world and anyone who has served their country for so long is also constantly photographed and immortalized on canvas they have countless portraits of him that to see the latest one can now be at my it's in the british capital london. this is how queen elizabeth the 2nd now greets diplomats and guests in the foyer of the british foreign office. the oil painting is the work of artist mary misc of it she met the monarch in person twice once at buckingham palace in the heart of the british capital. for the queen in particular i think what's fascinating about painting how's that you're possibly pai

the belorussian opposition leader in exile vows to return when it's safe svetlana to sky says the country's people will no longer except the current leader president alexander lukashenko. and joe biden accepts the democratic party's nomination for the presidency vowing to end what he calls a season of darkness in american. shores a great honor and your military i accept there's nomination for president of the united states of america biden urges americans to unite and return to optimism. among its nice to have you with us german doctors say russian opposition politician alexina vonnie is in fact well enough to be flown to berlin that's after medics flew to visit the stricken no phone intending to bring him to germany he's in a hospital in siberia in a coma russian doctors had previously said nirvana was unfit to fly but now they have agreed to evacuate him to berlin his supporters say he was poisoned because of his political activities but russian doctors say they have found no evidence of poison and say his collapse on a plane was due to a metabolic disease. let's get a closer look at how

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this is a burned leaf that just flew down from the sky. the big concern is that these embers may ignite other fires. right now there is heavy ash falling in scotts valley. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. you can see from all the reporters there is so much smoke, the air quality across the bay area, even if you're not right where that fire is, it's terrible. if you went outside, you probably smelled it. it's just coming through the homes. ash falling from the sky, and lots of parts of the bay area. janelle wang joins us. i understand there was ash near you today. >> ash was falling on the peninsula. it's gotten better since this morning and hopefully it will improve with winds moving in. it depends on fire containment. as the fires continue to burn, the smoke is just going to continue to stick around. we want to show you a map and data on a website by the bay area air quality management. the areas in dark red are unhealthiest. >> we are recommending that if you do have to go outside, and we know that everybody is

we will continue with the hazy sky. once we become a little more stable, we are likely to see smoke return as fires continue to burn on all sides of the bay area. we are giving you a look at the temperatures, clear skies in place. many of us are cooler. we are in the upper 50s in san francisco. 66 in livermore, san jose at 64. seminaries along the coastline are joan -- joined by dense fog this morning. we will show you the rest of the extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. it is 4:00 on the dot. let's say good morning to sal. hi, sal. >> hello. we have traffic doing well around the bay area. it looks good at the bay bridge. if you are driving into san francisco, the traffic is moving along very nicely. there have been no major issues on interstate 880 in oakland. i like what we see for the early morning commute. we are off to a good start. let's get back to the headlines. >>> thank you, sal. topping the news this morning, the largest set of fires, the scu lightning complex, now, evacuation orders have been re

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candidate who's publicly rejected the election results has fled to neighboring lithuania taken off sky says she understands the reaction it may cause but she did it for her children here. i took a very difficult decision i did that by myself my friends family colleagues and husband did not influence me many will understand me many will judge many will start tait. ok let's get the views now of international affairs commentator marco gas it she's been waiting patiently on the line for us market good afternoon we heard there the taken off sky has now fled to lithuania do you think that will affect or have an impact on her support back home. well she certainly. children are close to a. lot of. my old street. clothes or your old. tricks or. is it. marco marseille interrupt you there because we're having real problems on the line herring you are hope we can do is try and call you back in a couple of minutes and see if we can resurrect the interview but in the mine we just can't hear what you're saying i'm afraid so we're trying get back to you shortly ok. you're watching r.t. just come quart

you can see the column of smoke just billowing into the sky. it was so thick the sun there looked more like adot. an abc 7 news viewer in windsor to these pictures of the fire to the east of where it's burning. people there are preparing to evacuate. we spoke to cal fire just about 30 minutes ago. it's encouraging people to follow orders. >> residents in the vacation order area we hope you heed the wagsinrn ar mea especially in a lot of rural, remote single lane windy roads. we need those individuals evacuated out of the area so our firefighters can move in and out easily and not havoro t oute traffic. calire says the f 13-4 fire has burned at 5estasle th iisssued mt. toernight meantime in a series wildfires burning the peninsula and south bay areas. cal fire grouped together the fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties. there are both evacuation orders and warnings in both counties in place. and tonight the f jr stone is live in san mateo t. >> reporter: dan, tonight i can actually smell that smoke and that'sfeau uldnhuc smell it ear. also t

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you can see it is blanketed in smoke from our sky camera. >> that fire in san mateo and santa cruz scorched 78,000 acres and destroyed 230 structures and claimed the life of a 70-year-old man their davin port. some of the dune area say cal fire have not done enough to safe their homes. some are ignoring the orders to protect properties. this could slippery slope here. let's bring in marianne favro with the details in santa cruz for us. >> reporter: raj, you can see the fire behind me burning up the hills several miles. we went in the community and talked to several residents and they told us they felt they were left to fend for themselves. a trail of devastation, flames ripped through the area and destroying everything in its path. some here chose to stay and fight even after being ordered to get out. jefferson was able to save her house but frustrated with cal fire response. >> they could have saved a lot of communities. >> reporter: fire crews told her they had no water. she says they refused to tie in on a working hydrant on her property. george sam had the same complaint. fire crew woul

get your blue sky back. tomorrow morning, we're cool, 50s, 56 here for the tri-valley, peninsula 59, south bay at 58. also coming in at 58 for east bay, san francisco 54 and survive in the north bay. with increased sunshine in the afternoon, temperatures warming up five to ten degrees, going to get hotter thursday. south bay, 78 in san jose, 81 in morgan hill. east bay, instead of the 60s in livermore, going back up to 80 tomorrow. and for the peninsula, we'll find plenty of 70s throughout pa palo alto, redwood city and san mateo. san francisco, continue to see 50s and 60s, wind gusts out of the west, 21 miles an hour. north bay, 86 in santa rosa and closer to the bay, schooler 74. extended forecast, morning fog next several days. upper 60s upcoming weekend. inland valleys, low 90s this weekend. yes, hotter, but good news about our summer so far, as we compare it to last year, we had six days at 100 and hotter, hottest temp, 106. last summer. this year only two days at 100 and hotter, top temp of 102. so it'

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maryam namazie and london with a look at headlines now but a russian opposition has fat on taken off sky has told al-jazeera a country's people will never forgive the police for cracking down on protesters it's been nearly 2 weeks since president alexander lukashenko declared victory in a disputed election sparking nationwide protests on saturday demonstrators formed human chains to rally against the police's violent response taken off sky fled to lithuania after fearing for own safety but its call for demonstrations to go on she told my colleague. that she wants to return home. you know i'm going back to paris i want to go back to bonnaroo say adore my country and i will go there and when i feel safe. do you not feel safe where you are today. not i am saved here in the green year but i don't feel safe in their wrists now do you fear for your husband who is back in balad rules. bush sure i do hear. my husband the same is i i'm worried about all the bill russian people who are there struggling for their rights you are urging your supporters now to step up strike despite intimidation i mea

the comet neowise as it streaks across the sky.he display of cosmic power has enchanted many, but for one man, it spells trouble. here is ian lee. >> reporter: at three miles wide, comet neowise harmlessly sails around our sun. but what would happen if this violent ball of dust, ice and rock changed course? >> with something like neowise, it would take out a large country, maybe a continent. >> reporter: jay tate keeps an eye on our skies. he is the director of the spaceguard centre, an observatory on a wind-swept hill in wales. so what do we have here? th this is the magic spot. this is where it all happens. >> reporter: think of tate as part of our solar system's neighborhood watch, tracking known asteroids and comets shown on screen as moving white dots. >> and then you can find out if it is going to come uncomfortably close to the earth or any of the other planets. >> reporter: the observatory is home to several telescopes. his latest will take him from watching our celestial neighborhood to exploring it. >> now, this is the bi

life from the opposition challenger in belarus his presidential election leaves the country to kind of sky accuses president looking schenkel of rigging sunday's result bellerive 0 opted in anger after he claimed a landslide victory in the program global coronavirus cases surged past 20000000 new infections double over 6 weeks so what more needs to be done to slow the spread . of parishioners threatened by an ecological disaster grafted japanese time in danger of spread up breaking up and polluting even more of the pristine coast. i'm phil gal welcome to the program the opposition candidate in belarus his presidential election has left the country felt not to kind of sky has joined her children in neighboring lithuania she'd sent them that before the vote and before accusing president alexander lukashenko of rigging the result germany has called on the european union to consider imposing sanctions against bellerose u.s. secretary of state my palm post said the vote had been neither free nor fat but russian president vladimir putin has congratulated president. on his way so a lot spent long

opposition leaders front lawn have taken off sky are speaking with constantine act that. russia has rejected germany's calls for an immediate investigation into the suspected poisoning of opposition leader alexina valmy the kremlin accused the german doctors of jumping to conclusions by using the word poisoning when referring to mr no volley saying there was no conclusive proof of the substances behind his illness alexina felt he was brought to bear in shari tay hospital on saturday after falling ill in siberia ramping up security at the sheraton hospital in berlin alexina valley is being treated here for what his supporters say was a case of poisoning the sheraton he confirmed that doctors treating putin's most prominent critics say he probably was poisoned. it said clinical findings indicate poisoning with a substance from the group of colon noster is inhibitors it's not clear exactly what the substance was some call an australian hibbett is a used as a treatment for alzheimer's disease but chemicals from the group can also be used as a nerve agent chancellor angela mer

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bellows has gone into hiding after 2 of her top aides were detained by police certain it's a kind of sky is running against alexander lukashenko who's been called europe's last dictator is expected to declare victory after sunday's election for the 6th time in 26 years said possible ports from minsk. election observation belorussian style. independent observers have not only been detained but also been barred from entering polling stations nonetheless they have found irregularities in the voting process that started on tuesday and will have its peak on sunday at the 1st day of elections. 39 people fired the evening protocol. mission so there were 89 so they added 50 people is the president alexander lukashenko has been accused of stealing previous elections but this time he's facing an opposition on a scale has not witnessed before led by this woman 37 year olds but learn at the hand of sky she reluctantly decided to run for president after her husband a popular blogger was jailed suppose the elections were going to be free and fair how many percent of the vote would you get i suppose 65