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the history is simple, yeah, come on here you, suddenly you can make a wish too, come on, 1, 2, 3, tay, pay attention to how the city landscapes open up, you can see everything. as it should be, yeah, everything, okay, and there is such an interesting one there old building, i think we should go there, brick, you will say, i also noticed, let's go quickly, come with us, kayla, it's so cool when everything is close by, hello, hello, we are glad to meet you today in a very unusual place, you have come not just to an ethnographic museum, but to this one. his such unusual inhabitants really melnik possessed incredible strength, he carried bags, he lifted them up, and you know, he never greeted anyone, he never talked to anyone at all, while he worked, because he believed that his strength would be lost, only one person worked, sometimes there was one, if the mill was smaller, but our mill was one of the largest in the mogilev province, there were rumors that in order to... it is possible quickly and easily, well, this is our miller, the owner of our mill, yes, it was like that before, or i

tai, it seems we found this village settlement, yes it is written here in belarusian, but everything is clear, a settlement. well, shall we go up the mountain? of course, when we were stopped, huh? and here you can also take part in the search antiquities, of course, if you ask very much, hello, hello, hello, what are you doing here, are you still from gold, we have archaeological excavations here on the site of the estate, the estate of the polubinskys, polubinskys, and have you found anything yet? yes, we found a large ruin of a russian stove here. this is an iron tip, a large stick, with which they chopped ice on the river, that's where the menka used to flow, from what century, i know, the 10th-11th century, the thousandth years, the thousandth years, you are definitely an archaeologist, you know everything, well, but help is not needed, well, we can handle it here, let's help a little bit, maybe we'll find something, yeah, well, well, come on, archaeologists here have been digging for 90 years now, they've been finding something all the time, maybe luck will come, how much do yo

you a mai tai fan? >> i am, in fact. i was really surprised that it originated in oakland. i know, how neat is that? yeah, i just visualize it with like, hawaii being at the beach. so maybe i'll make one later and pretend i'm in hawaii. >> i know. never too early, right? no. >> yeah. and i remember going to trader vic's in the 80s when i was a kid. so it's been around for a while, and today's weather is going to be warmer. it's going to be gorgeous for the last day of summer. here's a look at live doppler seven. we have some clouds off the coast and that have spilled into the bay, and you can see it here with the live view of the golden gate bridge and the top there. the towers just covered in the low clouds. san francisco is currently 56, oakland 60, hayward 61, san jose and redwood city at 58, and half moon bay with earlier fog limiting some visibility is still at 55 degrees, but check out where we are already seeing some sunshine. this is a live camera shot in walnut creek, santa rosa. also on the co

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some say the mai tai was born in oakland.e original trader vic's at the corner of san pablo avenue, victor bergeron, claimed to have invented the cocktail back in 1944. the resolution will be considered on october 1st. >> and you know that leads us right to sal castaneda not saying that you know about mai tais, but i do know about i do know about mai tais. >> i do, i do, you know, the forbidden island on alameda? they have that tiki bar there. they make a mean for mai tai at forbidden island. i'm just saying. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute here at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the bay. so it's not friday. light sometimes we want it to be lighter than usual, and some commutes indeed are lighter than usual for example, interstate 880 doesn't look all that slow and the san mateo bridge looks okay. let's talk about the south bay now. this commute is, i would say, oh, did my maps fail? no, we do have a little bit of slow traffic there as you drive thro

. >> victor bergeron opened locations around the world, and the mai-tai was brought to hotel bars ini and beyond. >> he was just whipping up some random cocktails because he was a very creative guy and, you know, he just whipped up something, handed it to his friends, and she said, mai tai royale. which means out of this world, the best in tahitian. >> the restaurant group just celebrated its 90th anniversary, and the official cocktail is set to be declared by the city council on october 1st. all right. >> thirsty now? all right. don't forget, we have much more news ahead at 530 on abc seven, bay area streaming tv. >> and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next. for sandhya patel, all of us here, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> we will see you again at 6:00. >> david: tonight, breaking news in the race for president with just 46 days to the election. >>> also tonight, the judge shot and killed in court. authorities now say it was the sheriff who killed him. >>> the drone used to find a little girl missing in the woods. you

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alice tai has picked up her second gold, and herfourth medal of the games.he women's s8 50m freestyle, to take the lead in the final ten metres, and then held on to win by half a body length. the youngest member of the paralympics gb team — 13—year—old iona winnifrith — has picked up a silver. the teenager was just a few seconds behind gold medalist, mariia pavlova who finished with a world record time. winnifrith battled hard to take second place in the sb7100m breaststroke. that's it from us. thank you for watching sportsday, more on the bbc sports website. hello. the weather across the uk is certainly pretty varied right now. looking back at thursday, some places got to see blue skies and sunshine. gorgeous scenes there in the highlands. compare that with the heavy downpours that affected not only kent, but many southern counties of england, the southern half of wales as well. it's all because the low pressure is swirling to the south of us. instead of this area of low pressure moving through and clearing away, it willjust continue to churn around, and th

tai, it seems, we found this village, a settlement, yes, it is written here, in belarusian, but everythingclear, a settlement. well, let's go to the mountains, of course, when we were stopped, difficulties, never, remember, when ... here you can take part in the search for antiquities, of course, if you really ask, hello, hello, hello, what are you doing here, you're still gold, we have archaeological excavations here, on the site of the estate, the estate of the polubinskys, polubinskys, and have you found anything yet? yes, we found a large ruin of a russian stove with beautiful green tiles here. we'll manage here, wait, let's help, just a little, what if we find something? yes, well, well, come on, archaeologists here have been digging for 90 years now, constantly finding something, maybe luck will come to the place, how much do you have to dig to find something find? depending on our. look, you found a piece of ceramic from a pot, most likely from the 1600s, can you take it as a souvenir then, take it, take it, that's it, take it back and we'll continue, the job is done, thank you, fri

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in the stands with team tai were becky redfern's family.ern's third paralympics. for eight years, she's waited for this golden moment. dan pembroke's had that feeling already. he claimed javelin gold at the last games in tokyo, and so set out notjust to win again, but to go even further. oh, my goodness! once more! a world record that stood since 2017. he broke it twice in one night. pembroke throws with 10% vision, and, in his spare time, he brews his own beer. his latest creation is called paris gold. he's double paralympic champion and now holds the world record. these are the moments to drink it all in. joe lynskey, bbc news. it's one of the busiest days for far to look ahead to with a total of 57 gold medals up for grabs today, and we will see the oldest member of paralympics gb in action. let's cross live to paris and join our very own sally hurst. good morning sally, so who should we be looking out for? it was spectacular last night and more to look forward to today. dame sarah storey is going for her 19th paralympic gold medal. she

here, history is simple, yeah, come on , you're here, maybe you can make a wish too, come on, one 2 3 taiy attention to how the city landscapes open up, you can see everything as it should be, yeah, that's it, okay, and there's such an interesting old building, i think we should go there, typical, you look, yes it's red, i noticed that too, let's go quickly, come with us. hello, we are glad to meet you today in a very unusual place, you have come not just to an ethnographic museum, it was in this building more than 120 years ago that a water mill worked, a water mill, yes, the wheel near which you may have passed, yes, it rotated with the help of water. gave power to the millstones and flour was obtained from the grains, give the mill, i suppose that bread was made here before, they worked with flour, as a household labor, yes, the fact is that bread was not made here, it was such, you know, like a border, border territory between the world of spirits and between the world of people, because the miller who worked here turned grains into flour, well, in general, he says... or not very good

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some say the mai tai is an oakland invention.rgeron, the owner of the original trader vic's at the corner of san pablo avenue, claimed to have invented the cocktail back in 1944. it blends rum, lime juice, orange liqueur, and a mint garnish. that item for the council is set to be heard on october first. >> well, san francisco is kicking off oktoberfest with a party that's going on right now. this free block party is being held in the city's first ever entertainment zone. it's a one block stretch of front street in the financial district. those taking part in the celebration are allowed to visit neighborhood bars and then enjoy their drinks out in the street. but organizers stress this is a family friendly event with food, music and games. that party, by the way, runs until ten tonight. >> a new survey finds that almost half of halloween shoppers start buying candy, costumes and decorations before october. that's up from a little under 40% a few years ago, according to the national retail federation survey. the top reasons for the

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doomed in advance failure, we will find out from maria petrashko, maria, hello, hello, but it looks like taiei wants to curry favor with his western instigators, yes, alexey, after all, american propaganda likes to let its satellites off the leash. recorded in the basic bilateral relations agreement on good-neighborliness, friendship , cooperation from july 16, 2001, and the final point in the border settlement was put by moscow and beijing signing on october 14, 2004 and the subsequent ratification of an additional agreement on russian-chinese state border in its eastern part. this position is confirmed in a number of other joint documents adopted by china and russia at the highest levels. russia and china not only have no territorial disputes, but they also cooperate closely, including on improving the territories. this year, for example, they agreed on the joint development of bolshoy surysky island in khabarovsk krai. if, for example, the prc really does begin a serious blockade of taiwan, after all, it is an island, then, well, let's say, a crisis on taiwan, energy, and, frankly speakin

some say the mai tai is an oakland invention. victor bergeron, the owner of the original trader vic's at the corner of san pablo avenue, claimed to have invented the cocktail back in 1944. the item is set to be heard october 1st. happening today, san francisco. kicking off oktoberfest live music from 3 to 7 and giveaways to the block party will be held at the city's first ever entertainment zone. those taking part in the oktoberfest celebration will be allowed to head outside neighborhood bars, and they're going to be able to enjoy their drinks right out there on the street. >> the fate of three east bay officers in the hands of a judg, as they're accused of involuntary manslaughter. how the victim's family is making their voice heard as a judge could dismiss the case. >> then several firefighters hospitalized after their truck overturned on their drive back from southern california. wildfires, their conditions and what crews say caused the crash. >> plus, a shocking new report over the war in gaza. while u.s. officials believe a

tay!"] of course nothing will ever trigger trump as much as kamala harris saying people leave his rallies because they're boring. that's the comment that infamously set him off at the debate. and he brought it up again out of nowhere at a town hall last night. >> so we do these rallies, they're massive rallies, everybody loves -- everybody stays till the end, by the way. you know -- [ light laughter ] when she said that -- "well, your rallies, people leave." honestly, nobody does, and if i saw them leaving, i'd say, "and ladies and gentlemen, make america great again, now get the hell out." okay? because i don't want people leaving. >> seth: that's right, people don't leave his rallies, a soaring message that was, unfortunately, lost on the people who left that exact rally. [ laughter ] trump's so insane, he's getting fact-checked by his own supporters in real time. next time he says hannibal lecter is a wonderful man, they're going to cut to hannibal lecter in the crowd holding up a sign t

. >> mai tais is what i do. >> but what have you done?i've been all across the rooms and red county pennsylvania and those counties i believe they are like the chu believers of our party. i tell anybody in this audience that lives in a conservative area, it's rough being a democrat in this place. they steal your sign steal your signs and they look at you sideways. it'sid like living next to the uncle at thanksgiving. still they are willing to do the hard work and it's never going to be flipping the county and turning it from red to blue. it's not the, it's the margin and that's how you can jam up your republicans there. everybody assumes that trump would have a romneyesque kind of percentage and he turned into 80s and that's an important is a fairly in a small county. their 56 cousins in times that by 56 and it matters. that's i was able to. if you lose by 82-18 that is bad and if you can jam it up into the 60s across and that's how we scale because we have philadelphia and we have pittsburgh and we have other smaller cities across pennsy

feelings about uprooting the team from oakland, they were determined to send them off in person, even if tay were not looking forward to doing it. today's game is the first of three against the rangers and the fans showed up for their team for what turned up to be an exciting beginning of the end. vern glenn was at the coliseum to pay your respects. your words on twitter now x, formerly twitter. >> and i saw lineages to the oakland a's past and present tonight. for that, i am grateful. did you know about how this final homestand's first game ended since the a's started playing at the coliseum? and they had more walk-off wins than any team, 485. and it wasn't just members of the green and gold. they were excited to be a part of this farewell. >> and it has been a fun place to play. the atmosphere of the fans, you know, i always enjoyed my time here. it's hard to believe this will be the last series, and i'm glad i'm here for you. it will be exciting. >> bruce bochy was right. the series opener of the coliseum was exciting. bottom of the first, soderstrom drove one off the top of center. shay

they have assumed that the economy would stay strong and job growth would tay steady and they would continueo maintain that lifestyle. we're starting to see softness in the economy and the job market. it is harder and harder to get a job. so we're starting to see it in delinquencies in credit cards. that is where we start to see the softness in the economy. and people are going to continue to have trouble getting a job that pays more than the last job. we just got done with the cycle and we've seen this in economic data. we just got data, people believe they will quit their job when they could get a job at a higher price point. >> and this is the economy the next president inherits. you just heard j.d. vance, the senator say here that donald trump wants to end all taxes on overtime. no income tax or payroll tax and ends the tax on tips and social security. that is going to add between 4 and $6 trillion to the deficit over the next ten years. does this math add up to you. >> i think every elected politician would like to say no one has to pay taxes on anything and every american citizen would

tay launched on what was suppose to be an eight-day mission on the boeing starliner in early june. some serious problems with the spacecraft prevented them from returning back to earth. now they have to catch a ride on a spacex dragon capsule in february of 2025. in a zero gravity press conference today, they said it was hard to watch the capsule leave without them. you can only imagine how that felt. they seem to be making the most of it. >> this is my happy place. i love being up here in space. it's just fun, you know. every day you do something that's work. you can do it upside down. so it adds a different perspective. >> eight months, ten months, whatever it is, we're going to do the very best job we can do every single day. that's what the folks that do this type of job have to do. you have to have that mindset because it is not an easy business. >> the hair is also quite the look. they need to have a positive outlook or otherwise it will be panic. i can't even imagine they won't be on earth for the upcoming presidential election. astronauts say they will still be voting thoug

that was just 200 tay night. >> you know, they're in or 10 years and their series policy legislators tuesday night will look similar to that first debate between former president donald trump and president joe biden. 90 minutes to commercial breaks and the microphones will remain off when the candidates are not speaking in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >> thanks for days. the debate is expected to draw a huge audience. yeah. harris the opportunity to tell america what kind of president she be and trump needs th pick up some momentum after a tough summer crawford's. catherine heenan is in the newsroom with more on that. hi, catherine. high. well, you too, have seen that we've all seen how consequential these debates can be the last debate effectively killed joe biden's reelection campaign. roughly 10 minutes into the debate. as for tomorrow, we talk to our political analyst david mccuan to get his thoughts on what the candidates need to do. >> for kamala harris trained as a prosecutor. she has to still introduce yourself to a number of voters. she has fundamentally chang

since then, i've been out of the loop, just sitting on a sandy beach sipping on some mai tais, and isume kamala remains on a smooth path to victory in november. so perhaps i'll take a comically large sip of this drink i brought back from the beach, for some reason, and see what i missed. [cheers and applause] >> former president donald trump leads vice president kamala harris by a razor thin margin, 48% to 47%, among likely voters. >> jordan: that was a good drink -- but that poll is not good! kamala is down a point? seriously? she's sane, never tried to overthrow the government, not 600 years old with a rap sheet. i mean, what else does kamala have to do? two interviews? come on! be reasonable, people! but okay, here we are, less than two months out from the election and we've basically got a tied race. the candidates are doing everything they can to ramp up the excitement. kamala is speaking to voters in pennsylvania in spice stores, trump is speaking to voters encased in bullet-proof glass, and j.d. vance is trying to counter accusations that he's weird by swimming in the pool wit

the a's will take on the mariners, where tay will be down to around 70 degrees, then coasting into the 60s as we head through the rest of the evening. the temperatures for the first pitch of the giants game against the diamondbacks, five minutes later at 6:45 as they would try to keep their playoff hopes alive. we'll have an update on the number later on as well. mid-70s at 6:00. and then coasting down to the mid-60s by the time the game is wrapping up. the temperatures tomorrow, they are going to be hot. but once again like today, i don't think we're going to set any records. the closest we'll be like today, san jose. record high temperature is 99 degrees. forecasting the high of 96. even the places that will get up to 100 like livermore. the record tomorrow is 113 degrees. so i'm actually quite happy that we're going to be staying so far away from record territory tomorrow. let's take a look at our temperatures. we will start with low temperatures because that's a part of the story. not getting much relief during the overnight hours. a lot of 60s on the map by early tomorrow morning,

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