and incredibly busy union pacific railroad railyard to get there.nd after several close calls, students and administrators jurors are asking the real company to build a footbridge over the tracks. so far, no dice. let's talk about this now with lisa falcon berg, who is the opinion editor at the houston chronicle. elisa, thanks for being with us. your newspaper actually shot that video we just saw, which is pretty frightening and shows what is clearly these middle schoolers in a way too dangerous situation trying to get to class. can you tell us about the kinds of close calls that you've heard about as well one of the middle schoolers we interviewed actually was starting to go under the train at a certain point because she thought it was stopped and then it started moving another child's that we had. >> film who's actually went to another school, was also we actually caught him in the moment where he's about to climb up on the train to get over. and the train started moving. there have been cases in the past years ago a were children actually had an

a wait and see on union pacific.the trades today. >>> we have news out on apple right now. steve kovac has it. >> apple is killing the buy now, pay later product. apple pay later. it was launched a little over a year ago, back in march of 2023. just like so many others, it lets you through apple pay make interest-free payments toward products. we see affirm. it was negative. it went positive when this news hit. now, it's down about a percent again. i would note, affirm also last week at the developers' conference with apple in cooper tau cupertino, it was mentioned as a partner to allow its buy now, pay later service in apple pay. apple is a you hoffloading that third parties. apple was funding its own buy now, pay later out of its own cash pile, so that was kind of interesting move there, too. looks like no more apple pay later now on u.s. phones starting now. if you have a loan, they do say you can start paying that off -- you can continue to pay that off, but the feature is going to go away for everyone soon, guys

the flames even spread towards that union pacific railroad track shutting down the trains. e pacific railroad are dressing the damage from the fire. but trains are slowly passing through. thankfully, nobody was hurt. all lanes of 6.80, and highway to 42 now open in the east bay following a fire, a fully loaded garbage truck caught fire in that area yesterday. contra costa fire protection, fire truck. it compressed natural gas road did not reopen till about 4.14, yesterday afternoon. anybody in san francisco now able to catch a ride in a driverless taxi. the company expects a lot of people to get long. one of these taxes in the city krogers leza gooden has reaction to that announcement. >> starting tuesday, anyone can now catch a driverless waymo robo taxi and san francisco. previously the service was only available to those who signed up on a waiting list. now waymo says their meeting in need by providing safer driving options. but some experts say only time will prove the technology is ready for the expansion. took them 3 years to get to the state open it everybody very ca

we have seen a number of caltrain and union pacific freight trains resuming service through this area. firefighters will remain on scene to guard against flare ups near redwood city. henry lee ktvu, fox two news and earlier today we spoke with warren slocum, the president of the sonoma county board of supervisors, about the impact this fire will have on the county's housing goals. >> this housing was just so vitally, vitally important. not only was it affordable housing, but there was going to be childcare there. additionally, there was going to be, you know, community, open space. and in this particular area, north fair oaks, it's a rather dense, area, just a lot of people, multifamily housing, apartments and this housing was, you know, is desperately needed. >> redwood city has plans to build more than 7000 new units of housing. new. at 730 tonight, berkeley police arresting four people in connection with the burglaries at two grocery stores in north berkeley. officers say someone who actually witnessed one of the thefts reported the getaway vehicle to police. when officers spotted

union pacific also says that they are halting trains due to this fire. and now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look right now at san francisco. >> yeah, a little bit cooler here. but of course, the fires are breaking out more inland. lawrence, what's happening? a lot of these grass fires are going to be calm. and, you know, we're seeing all that stuff dry out right now. as far as the grasses are concerned. later on the scene, you start to see the trees and shrubs. they all start to dry out more so and that's why fires become more dangerous later on this season. but these grass fires going to be common. unfortunately, specially as we get closer to the 4th of july and well, you can see right now some of the winds not really strong. more of a north northwesterly wind right now in the fremont area. can see the fire further south as the fire continues to burn there. it's a got some open area really to kind of run there in that direction. so keep an eye on that as we head throughout the evening hours right now. we do have some good news. some of that f

. >> the legendary union pacific train. big boys coming to california. the steam locomotive is currently on a tour throughout the u.s.. the closest it's going to get here to the bay area is out in roseville, in placer county on thursday, july 11. that rain will also make stops in truckee colfax and portola in plumas county. in all big will have traveled through 14 states in 2024. all right. well, the annual picnic in san francisco. >> here is the three-legged dog picked and it's the world's largest gathering of these dogs. and that's according to the event's founder, which is franey penny course sick. she's 94 three-legged pups gathered at little marina green last sunday. >> well, this is this was the 15th annual picnic for three-legged and a generally all all hannah capable dogs are welcome. so dogs cones casts one. i wheelchairs blinds death toothless. they're all welcome. this happen to be a very specias year where we were. i'm going for our are what i'm calling our fun official, which is a an official record for the most. a three-legged dogs and one

so far it has burned. 34 acres at one point those flames have spread towards the union. pacific railroad tracks shutting down the trains. firefighters say pg e and pacific railroad are assessing the damage from the fire. but trains are slowly passing through tonight. thankfully no one was hurt. all right. let's get you a check of your forecast now taking a look at the bay bridge. >> traffic seems fine out there. but of course, you know, it's like every day we got a fire. a today, lawrence karnow here with more on our forecast for we have lightning making its way across the bay area skies today as well. and a few strikes showing up to. but right now we see that fog kind of taking over, seen a lot of that upper level moisture kind of moving out of town. and there's that fog bouncing up against the east bay hills. and you can see it's kind of low out there. so not going to able to penetrate all the way the interior valleys, but likely to fill inside the bay and it's going to be little deaths, too out there right now. you can see the thunderstorms erupted across much of the sierra n

so union pacific could inspect the tracks. the fire has now been contained within the last hour. the alameda county fire department told us 34 acres burned. investigators are still trying to determine the cause now that fire was burning amidst some unusual summertime weather. let's get right to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. there are concerns. we talked about the wind, but also lightning and the threat of lightning. really, as we head through the next 24 hours will now start to diminish. but yeah, it was pretty bumpy here over the past two days, you'll see the latest lightning strikes and thunderstorms moved right into nevada over the past six hours. so we're starting to be in the clear from that. but look at this setup here. we had low pressure to the south of us. high pressure in the desert. that conveyor belt it in that tropical moisture, the high heat. also the humidity with us today. now check this out. rainfall totals 507 inch in santa rosa 210 pleasanton, mill valley, el cerrito, san jose and angwin. 100th of an inch. so not very high, but certainly noteworthy for

seriously injured, union, nebraska, about two dozen cars derailed , they can’t read, only about, a union pacifico much for trains, dulat minnesota, the train partially derailed from the reals, two locomotives and a car with grain, damaged, into a very wide international resonance and could become the center of the assembly of the world majority. our cause is just, the enemy will be defeated, victory will be ours. we give the floor to the news. all the best, goodbye, see you next week. hello, on the first one. evening news channel, andrey ukharev is with you.

boulevard in eureka drive between newark in fremont and one point the flames that spread towards the union pacific railroad tracks shutting down the trains. firefighters say pg e and pacific railroad assessing the damage from the fire. no one was hurt. well, not your typical summer day around the bay area. we have a couple lightning strikes out there. we wake up tomorrow morning and well, we've got a whole different day coming our way as we've got. >> a change in the pattern. i think most of that, some tropical moisture heads out of town. lot of fog is going to be moving in overnight tonight and tomorrow morning starting 06:00am in the 50's. a lot of clouds lingering, even 08:00am going to see plenty of that cloud cover pulling possibly back in the bay 50's across the board as we head toward 10. yeah, we should start to clear things out just a little bit in the valleys. temperatures going to pop up in the 60's. so plenty of fog out toward the coast. thank you, lawrence. >> no vote tonight on sideshow. rules in the east bay, antioch city leaders were supposed to vote on new rules to crack down on t

we have seen a number of caltrain and union pacific freight trains resuming service through this area. firefighters will remain on scene to guard against flare ups near redwood city. henry lee , ktvu, fox two news, and we're following a developing story of a wildfire burning in eastern alameda county, just east of the altamont pass. >> cal fire says a fire started right near patterson pass road in midway road. this is just south of the 205 580 split near tracy, and the last few minutes here, firefighters reporting that that fire has burned 95 acres and is now 50% contained. >> and that fire is burning just over the county borderline from the corral fire at this hour, all evacuation orders for the fire have been lifted. officials say the fire is now under control. it started saturday afternoon near tracy and has burned more than 14,000 acres. at least one home was destroyed and two firefighters were hurt. officials say they were both taken to the hospital for burn injuries. one has been released while the other is still in the hospital, but is expected to be okay. >> we have a heat wav

union pacific, oh, my, can you believe? old dominion freight, j.b. hunt, all signaling that things are getting very tough out there. >> the house of pain! >> but these stocks are highly emotional stocks. entities that respond to a host of did inputs. so do the airlines, which aren't truly getting hit. only american is weak because they had a strategy that isn't working. finally, there is one black hole throughout that is unequivocal, and it's called enterprise software. we know these stocks are weaker. but as i wrote to members of the investing club this weekend, i wish you guys were members, because this one ruined my weekend. i thought it would be good for you guys. i where it with my wife. it's okay, good for you. didn't come out right. it's good for you. every business is wondering how many people they have to lay off because of ai. why in on earth would they sign up subscriptions for more users? they need to figure out what their workforce will look like before they make these decisions. i think there is a depression developing in enterprise sof

. >> the legendary union pacific train. big boy is coming to california. on a tour through the u.s.. it's massive. it's a 1.1 million dollar pot million dollar pound engine i want to go with pounds. i don't think that's a dollar figure. the closest that the big boys getting into the bay area is roseville in placer county. and that's on thursday, july 11th, it's making shop a stops in truckee, though, colfax up in plumas county as well in all big boy will have traveled 14 states in 2024. when we're boy, i was like the big, you know, big way because i your jackie old know. >> that's it's no big boy held the burger. you know, the bob's big boy with right. that was. but yeah, i have little plastic figurines boutique so excited. >> when that know it's a train never aligned on a plastic of those are cool. i know exactly. we're talking good thing about trains. they just run. it doesn't matter when sleet, rain, whatever you got. >> not a problem. always good in today is the day that had lot of those factors, too. >> and that's what we're looking at outside sunshin

union pacific down 9% for the year. these are relentless grinding downward moves and they don't seem like they're stopping anytime soon when you compare that to apple or broadcom or adobe, i mean, geesh. fourth we witnessed a sudden precipitous decline in the food and beverage group. the very reliablemolson coors symbol tap has gotten clobbered. over 17% for the year. it just dropped from 69 in april to $50 and change. today hitting a 52-week low today. kraft heinz is down 12% for the year. pepsico which is not known as a wild trader, right? it's gone from 183 a month to 163 today. that's just unnerving. and obviously there are stocks like mcdonald's which has fallen from 302 in january to 253 and change today. just eight points up from its low in october of last year before the fed's big pivot. it joins the likes of starbucks which is off over 14% for the year and can't seem to get any traction. the restaurant cohort has been very disappointing aside from some extremely positive exceptions to -- wingstop dominos. ge go

a number of caltrans half past where we are a union pacific freight train as well. firefighters, of course, will remain on scene for the next few hours at least to guard against any flare ups and hotspots. live near redwood city, henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you for that. got to get to some breaking news right now out of alameda county, where a new fire has sparked up right near the corral fire. this is a live look out at the patterson fire. some time lapse video. i should say this is burning along patterson pass road east of livermore. fire officials say they believe this fire burned 15 acres of vegetation so far this is just over the county line again, from where that corral fire is burning. that fire started on saturday, and it burned more than 14,000 acres and injured two firefighters. of course, we'll be keeping a close eye on this new fire as we do get new information, we will bring it to you and the winds today are making it more of a challenge for fire crews fighting these fires. >> our chief meteorologist, bill martin, is here no

yesterday has burned. 34 acres at one point flames were headed to the union pacific railroad tracks shutting down the train service for a time after 8 decades in business, casper's hot dogs is closing one of their locations in hayward. it's been open there since the 1940's the last day is saturday. july 13th and east bay aptly named malcolm clemens is headed to the 2024 summer olympics next month. he came in second place with that jump more than 26 feet. those photos opposed social media wishing him good luck and she goes for the gold. so cool. and he's a son of a local firefighters. so yeah. the weather a little nicer today maybe a little predictable. let's have john tries handed what? i don't do a good job. the we said. >> it's going to be interest to get do today is back to normal and definitely back to the can the predictable stuff. it's indeed very true. you look outside at what we've got right here is a low gray that's pushed in right across the bay. it is a pretty steady breeze this morning. it's foggy. yeah, all that sounds pretty normal to me. yesterday was abnormal. indeed. we saw

the flames even spread towards union pacific railroad tracks have shut down. trains. firefighters say pg and e and pacific railroad. they are addressing the damage from the fire. trains are slowly passing. thankfully, nobody was hurt. and john was talking about those winds. yeah, in general, i think we've got away pretty well. because remember the worry about the thunderstorm, it was bringing back twenty-twenty memories. we have that thunderstorm that resulted in all this side this u yet. so thankfully not seeing any local fires in the bay area that cause problems. >> we do have one east of fresno around lake, sequoia, kings canyon national parks. that's causing some issues. but we're not getting the smoke from its good news for us i don't like this vote. look these and where they're coming get a cruise ship. ad that came in on the right today because yesterday would have just a little bit different to that normal for this time of year. we are seeing some of that low gray hanging out above the bay. so they're getting a proper introduction to san francisco and the rest

and, we are working on cooperation between nato and critical partners in the european union and indo pacific. and here, just as allies today were seized with the hybrid that grown from russia, they are also seized with china's support for russia's defense industrial base. as i have had occasion to discuss before, including in china, what we have seen from china is not the provision of weapons to russia, but, the provision of critical inputs that have allowed russia to accelerate its own production of tanks, missiles, shells. 70% of the machine tools that russia is currently importing are coming from china. 90% of the microelectronics that china is importing is coming from china. i heard ally after ally today raise deep concern about this. ■m■it only made it even more clr to me what i shared with chinese counterparts in beijing. china can't expect on the one hand to improve relations with the countries of europe while on the other hand fueling the biggest threat to european security since the end of the cold war. none of are under any illusions about challenges we face today and that we will

. >> union pacific.e 3m piece was very good, because brown, who is coming in, made a lot of money for a lot of people. i really thought that was just a great piece. we were going back and forth about what a breath of fresh air. mike roman put that back on track. let's not forget that. roman saved the darn company. but this is a bank of america piece we're talking about. the new ceo is focused on operations and innovation. it's a very compelling piece. combat arms, incredible, you have no idea -- he got that one done. forever chemicals, obviously we can defer to a piece, we've been reading some of the journalism about forever chemicals. >> i have read some. there was a new yorker piece. there were a lot of people in terms of what they knew, when they knew it, it's a worthwhile read a few weeks ago. >> bill brown, who had nothing to do with that, is a money maker, and i think this is a company that people should look at, because i think it has a lot of opportunity. >> the other b of a upgrade, a double upg

. >> union pacific, one of my absolute favorite stocks, can't live to save its life.hese stocks are what i would call heavy, and i just think that when you get -- you get a floor and decor, it's just been crushed. maybe home depot comes back. >> you're not a.i. or datacenter related, you're done for in the market? >> yeah, and that can't just be a.i., a.i., a.i. there has to be more to it. i don't like the broadening out. it says, basically, it's going to get bigger. if you were to go into retail and then listen to gary, gary friedman, im think you would sa, wow, i got to recheck everything. maybe tjx works. >> 50 basis points off the ten-year yield high. isn't that enough? that's not enough of a reason? >> got to get cuts. we have to -- this week was a week of weak data. >> that's actually david rosenberg's point today is that the market is calling the fed's bluff. >> yes, they are. >> and that even after import prices, the dots were maybe obsolete before they were published. >> look, i think that as long as -- here's a big if. >> yeah, jim. >> if nvidia stays up and

unable so help with the russian embassy. mounting the exact hour when not to forces attacked. pacific union. speaking at the oven. yeah. must have many americans, helpful golf to the vital role? the us to solve plate and hit the sound full. he also commented on the unfortunate state of car in my natural time see what to do with that school machine today on this day of sorrow. the anniversary of one of the great patriarchs war broke out. i want to tell you that the life of russian diplomats in america has become difficult . every day we find ourselves under attack. just today, an hour before this event, the americans told us they are closing down our visa center. so russian diplomats and console are going to feel extra pressure. when i am telling you, we're going to continue our work here. we will not abandon our compatriots. the americans are trying to break us to influence our foreign policy, to make our diplomats hide behind the embassy walls and to stop working and communicating. this will not happen. we will continue for filling our mission here to the last on voice. the u. s. policy of

pacific. the soviet union turned back the german invasion and began hitler's armies westward. in july the allies invaded sicily. the invasion led to the overthrow of mussolini's government. italy's surrender. soon after. the battle of the atlantic. the campaign end. the german submarine menace in the atlantic ocean began to turn the allies favor as well. the allies to eliminate this threat so they could begin the giant build up of men and supplies in great britain that would be needed for the decisive of northwest europe. from 1942 to 1944, the allies pondered, when, where and how a second front in europe could be open this issue caused considerable friction between the big three. as roosevelt, churchill and stalin each had their own ideas concerning the plan of attack. stalin demanded that his allies strike at the heart of hitler's empire in northwestern europe to distract and draw off a portion of the german forces that were attacking the ussr. roosevelt also favored assault on northwestern europe, but realized attack would require time for careful planning and preparation.

court ruling a must be in mississippi in the release with unique founded union assigned, just traveling to a us island in the pacific. after a p d. a with washington. the thank you for joining us. canyon and peas may have passed the controversial new tax bill, but protesters are still determined to make their opposition clear. a number of people have been killed during a dramatic day of demonstrations protest. i say there is still time to stop president, brutal from signing the bill into no vain but is robbie was at the protest in the canyon capital nairobi and has this report to. a within hours of passing a despised new textbook and use parliament was supposed to run by angry demonstrators fulfilling a promise occupied how many politicians were forced to evacuate or shelter in the face. parts of the building set on fire. president william retail may have gone with the warranty, raising taxes to pay mounting national debt. but demonstrators made it clear he will find it difficult to cool the. yeah, we'll have you set the do. we want the good? one of the, every time, during the course of several hours, the crowd swel

with including cous out of the transatlantic area, rtindo-pacific, at the summit, s well as withi the transatlantic community with the european union critical partner. the alliance recognizes that of the world impact another and vice versa. so what is happening in the space has real consequences and implications for the indo-pacific, and indo-pacific space has implications for our allies. there is recognition of that and that is turning into concrete and strong partnerships. prime minister kishida may have said this best in the context of g in ukraine today may well be happeningwe are also add buildingthreats, also somethingl see underscored at the summit. cyber, hybrid attacks and threats, as well as other challenges to security that we have seen manifest themselves in different ways in recent years including things like pandemics. nato has to be fit for purpose to deal with all of this. want to make before quickly turning it over to the secretary-gon bolstering ukraine's long-term success. from day one, asield has evolvkp, so, too, has our support for ukraine. the alliance, the united states a with what it had to deal with in ter

union. and then recently printing just joined cpg page trans pacific off the ship of this year. you know, he to and mosacco will also revisit folks with university when they've studied different times a place where the emperor enjoyed relative anonymity and remembers formerly charlie angela algebra and south korean investigations are examining the remains of the lithium factory that quote filed on monday. she linked 23 people. cctv for it shows the moment a pile of batteries ignited with smoke feeling the room within 20 seconds. 17 chinese national was were among the dead bodies all still being identified as well. that's it for me. jessica washington, you can find more information on our website, which is the result. news continues here. oh no to 0. after the bottom line, they'll be back off of the joe biden. and donald trump go head to head, so we're going to fight it was a rig trial. and a saw in the 1st tv debate of the us selection 2024. we're going to close that border tied as a drum standard strong. would you crate? we're going to drill baby drill. we're going to get your

union. and then more recently, britain has joined cpg page trans pacific opera ship of this year. now he to and mosacco will say, revisit folks with university are they, they've studied different times a place where the infra enjoyed relative anonymity and women business. formerly charlie angela algebra london, a dentist and has done the cricketing worldwide, which in the semi finals of a global tournament, they're going to face side of africa and the last 4 of the $220.00 for a job after the system finds reduction fields done. now comes posted $115.00 for 5 before we entered up to play. but ultimately banquet esco sort of bed revised on by 8130 celebrations of the streets of i've got to send out the result. after years of war conflict and suffering. critics on cricket is a household support in the country and that's kind of stands victoria over bangladesh is helping bring people together as a summer binge of edge reports from couple a typical friday afternoon and couple a decent front. but a short delivery gets smacked, and the crickets on this level, even though many players and

governments around the world have expressed indignation over the soviet union's action in shooting down a korean jumbo jet over the western pacificthe u.n. security council will take up that incident later today. that tragedy later today. it's now reported that at least 50 of the 269 people on that jet were americans. the search goes on for the plane's wreckage. [reporter] the crisis over flight 007. just about half were korean, japanese and taiwanese. [crying] the free world was outraged. [sobbing] for once, it's no exaggeration to say that western governments have been stunned and even a little frightened. [ken] once the news comes that a soviet had shot down the korean airliner, ronald reagan immediately goes on national television and uses every dirty word for their behavior that he can find in the thesaurus. what can be said about soviet credibility when they so flagrantly lie about such a heinous act? the soviet union becomes very defensive, very quiet, and makes no apologies at all. [reporter] the military in moscow explain, "the korean jumbo was spying, so our missiles brought it down." what is this all about, gentlemen?

through this recommendation, if it moves through, upper fillmore and lower pacific heights will be capped. sacramento street, unionstreet, pacific avenue, 24th street in noe valley, west portal, coal valley, etc. and so i hope that just sort of elucidates when we look at this citywide approach and the citywide implication for density on commercial corridors, we really, really encourage the commission to actually revert back. as jake from the housing action coalition said, to the original language that does not have a special treatment or special carve out or a cap on heights as it relates to state density bonus and ab 1287 specifically. thank you. okay, last call for public comment on this item. seeing none. public comment is closed and this matter is now before you commissioners. good start. there i guess i'll make some opening comments. i will say that i am very sympathetic to the views of the people here who indicated that this is very confusing and very piecemeal, oriented and very hard to understand what the overall picture is when we try to do, one piece of it at a time, i, i, you know, we do have this massi

portrait of the hero of the soviet union, pilot of the taman women's regiment of u2 bombers, maguba syrtla. square to the memorial to the military glory of the pacificrabelnaya embankment, they laid flowers, wreaths and candles to the wall of memory with the names of the heroes, then they honored the memory of those who died during the great patriotic war in a minute of silence; a performance was held in one of the forts in memory of the tragic date for all russians ensemble of ancient russian music, guests of the fort walked through the galleries on a tour, fort number one was open to visit not so long ago, earlier he was last night, a massive combined strike was carried out on energy infrastructure facilities in ukraine, which ensure the operation of military-industrial complex enterprises, as well as on warehouses of western aviation weapons . our ministry of defense reported this in a daily report. facilities in several regions came under attack, including in the lviv region in the kiev-controlled part of zaporozhye. explosions also occurred in lutsk, volyn region, vinnytsia and ivano-frankivsk regions. as reported genetic defense, everything. g

union, ivan kozhidub, commanded. americans relied on carpet bombing, dropping a thousand times more bombs on north korea than on the entire pacific front of world war ii. there are 30 thousand tons of napal bombs alone, so our task was to destroy these bombers in the sky with their fighter escort, we did it famously, especially since the americans still flew on piston engines, and we already had a mik-15 jet, and it was better than its american classmates f-80, faster with a smaller turning radius and more armed, shot down then in batches... amikan strategic bombers, those that destroyed kheroshima and nagasaki, b-29s, and then the b-52 flying fortresses. the war was so fierce and difficult for the us-led coalition that at the end of 1950, the american commander, army general, douglas macarthur requested 34 atomic bombs from the us president and mapped their target. president harry truman wavered this time and refused, because by that time the ussr already had its own bomb. by the spring of 1951 truman simply fired general macarthur. the bloody war eventually ended in a draw in 1953. soviet combat aviation played a decisive role

through this recommendation, if it moves through, upper fillmore and lower pacific heights will be capped. sacramento street, unionpacific avenue, 24th street in noe valley, west portal, coal valley, etc. and so i hope that just sort of elucidates when we look at this citywide approach and the citywide implication for density on commercial corridors, we really, really encourage the commission to actually revert back. as jake from the housing action coalition said, to the original language that does not have a special treatment or special carve out or a cap on heights as it relates to state density bonus and ab 1287 specifically. thank you. okay, last call for public comment on this item. seeing none. public comment is closed and this matter is now before you commissioners. good start. there i guess i'll make some opening comments. i will say that i am very sympathetic to the views of the people here who indicated that this is very confusing and very piecemeal, oriented and very hard to understand what the overall picture is when we try to do, one piece of it at a time, i, i, you know, we do have this massive rezon

pacific oceans. the interests that experts believe by joining the group that dominates the global economic alliance. the south east asian union is currently working with a region in its trade relations with 9 member countries supporting the critical stance of the brazilian government against the us dollar on the expansion of trade relations using the currencies of scientists to facilitate the delivery of drugs to cancer cells on certain proteins on the surface. were stabilized to enhance their biocompatibility . placing this property system on cells significantly inhibits the growth of cancer cells. stay with us. dear mr. pomohammadi, good time, welcome to without compliments in the name of allah, the most merciful, i am very happy that you are in the program without compliments and attractive. we were present, god willing, good times with you and have dear people. this is a repeated question, but i want you to tell me in one sentence at the beginning, what happened when you entered the election field? a sense of coldness has been created in the society. anyone who can give some excitement, enthusiasm, and warmth to the elect

pacific oceans. the benefits that experts believe with membership in a group that challenges the world order dominated by the economy of the western union will be achieved. the unique influence and power of america and the west with the role of emerging economies in the world. it has been challenged today and the malaysian government, understanding this important concept in geopolitical relations, has taken joining brics as a correct and logical solution. malaysia joining brics on the one hand to attract more chinese investment and on the other hand to stay away from western countries that continue to support this regime in the zionist regime's war against the people of gaza. malaysian government. remove the dollar it has a track record of strengthening regional breadth in its business relations with 9 member countries of the southeast asian union. now, by supporting the brazilian government's critical position against the us dollar , he emphasized the expansion of commercial interests using national currencies. ismail purache of the kuala lumpur sda and cima news agency. a fire at a lithium battery factory in south korea left 22 dead .

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being illegal whaling by the soviet union in the 1960s, and 70s that basically crushed what was left of the species. whaling is no longer a serious threat to north pacific right whales, but fishing gear, marine debris, climate change and oil and gas continue to endanger the species. >> sightings are coming up a little bit more frequently now, but we don't know necessarily that that indicates that the species is recovering to any degree. >> noaa researchers asked folks to report any sightings to them, so they can better track the whales. to learn how to report the sightings, you can visit our website ktvu.com for more information. krystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> and here is a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. one of our top stories. after a series of suspected hate crimes, terry williams of san francisco is leaning on the community for help as he says he's now moving his family out of the neighborhood to help keep them safe. also, hundreds of cyclists have started their ride from daly city to los angeles as part of the annual aids life cycle. the annual ride is celebrating 30 years of raising money for aids and hiv patients, and pr

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founder is being flown to a us pacific island where he said to plead guilty to violating american espionage law. all smiles as ukraine begins, talks with a european union on joining the flock. keeps integration chief says it's a historic step and the whole nation is united behind expression plus germany's foreign minister unattainable, criticized israel over settler violence, and says the palestinian authority should play a role in post war costs of the welcome to the show. um, nicole furnished nations including the united states. britain ends or may have called for com. and can you're following the storming of it's parliament and other government buildings. the legislature in nairobi was left to ransacked after thousands of protesters entered the building, smashing glass and starting at least one fire. the riot began as lawmakers deliberated a controversial tax bill that the protesters say would increase the cost of living . several people have been shot dead. internet monitors have described a major disruption to online communication services in the country. a dw kind of corresponding edith kimani happens to be here in berlin and joins me now in the

pacific ocean. this might seem a bit much for 3200 men, but the union forces were also small. superficially the invasion went well, including two tactical victories in the capture of albuquerque, rocky and santa fe. but the underlying reality was different. supplies were short, foraging was difficult, and union forces could not be driven out. eventually, the confederates retreated to texas. it was a remarkable effort involving some 2000 miles of movement. but outside of the affected area. the campaign received little attention. it was not even mentioned in papers in. washington, oregon and colorado. more attention was given to indian wars and the multistate proposal to reason militia so that veterans could be sent into the heavy fighting east the mississippi. yet few western papers paid much attention to the most important american indian leader of the war. confederate brigadier stan wadi. the last general to surrender reactions. wadi naturally varied the houston tri weekly telegraph wrote in 1864 that we are daily expect to hear of something daring from the old hero and towar