the percentage to 20 percent, which won't require any modifications to domestic burners, the university of las city and as monitoring the project. christian chavez explains its full potential of the one the most at bank debussy until the day when we're able to inject 20 percent of green hydrogen into natural gas. we have a reduction of approximately $340.00 tons of carbon dioxide per year and so forth. and that's just for the 2100 homes in the project where the company is currently providing services you to be in a potential settings for that in place of homeowners. notice more than an increase and efficiency, they're also aware that they're contributing to the environment without any change to the cost of their gas bills. and that's not a useful if they didn't get it for doing wonderful. we have to look at the future at the pollution we have and we have to lower it somehow and it, we have to look for the means to have a better environment for the future of our grandchildren, of the people who come later. because as we are at the moment, we're not doing well at all, nothing like that mostly an

energy production unavailability by providing communities here with electricity. experts at the university of la docking la, including dr. the us, see potential in this for other reasons too. if we've added, there has been discussion to help reduce the carbon footprint. so what pm? he has also assured the global committee to lead to this and to make india god, but neutral by a to 07 is to in that context, dispute will go really predict is very important. so if you are able to harness all these entities and come in future, not with it, i hope in another one or 2 years, this will come up successfully. if it does the pool go value project good solved as a model for the development of other projects in india to meet the growing demand for energy in a rapidly developing economy. and it'd be a big step in helping the overall energy mix become more sustainable. imagine believing that you have very little resources to work with. i'm going to one day you realize that you have been sitting on the mine a little mine of resources. i'm these resources can actually change a lot of things across the hill. this

university of isoberde in scotland tested this on a group of 30 obese volunteers. a good breakfast allowed them to feel less hungry until the evening. and spanish researchers from the university of castile-lanagers who do not miss morning meals have fewer behavioral problems. especially if they have breakfast at home. the researchers made such conclusions by analyzing the eating habits, as well as the self-assessment of the level of anxiety and mood of almost four thousand children under the age of 14 years. which food is alive, and which one is not so we will continue to find out immediately after a short break? sugar why does it cause addiction akin to a drug is it worth replacing the usual with fashionable cane grape coconut or smoky and which will win in our experiment sweet or love, as well as the recipe of the week traditionally beautiful minute-long videos. the rat fixed the firewood, chopped the fence and painted it. i think i can finish the bath. maybe we can do something together. i can do everything thanks to the jacket, which was the most difficult thing for me to leave everything in the big city and return home. well, the career of a hairdresser did not work out, in fact, sash

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my colleagues here at la isabel a spoke to the director at the university of sam b as graduate school of business and loop in the habit of who believes that western sanctions are a major in danger of to developing nations. have a blessed, a squared funding, you know, because we're seeing double spun that's being played because there's no way you can say that, you know, you haven't district the trade in for the lives always been brain. the 1st thing that was done is to restrict russian, you know, that action a couple plans or just plain formulas are using and europe and aspects. so it becomes very difficult to move. what's people you know, through, you know, i don't know what because they cannot access aspects of western countries. once you've got to fresh air from, you know, from the 5th system, they just going in or do in the attic function that basically almost the district, you know, trade between russia and the other. we didn't countries, you know, the un data shows that the most a wealthy countries have benefited largely from the green deal. russia has pointed this out. time and

fox news tonight common sense department just read an opinion piece in the la times by a sociology professor at the university of san francisco. the professor complains because of unrestrained shoplifting, even groceries stores are locking up items. eroding people spirits and making americans feem like prisoners. >> common sense would like to remind customers that american are not prisoners. the professor goes onto say security measures are not the answers. he thinks the answer is high quality education and jobs. forget about security and wait for public schools to get back into the business of education. truth is, even if reading and doing math became important again tomorrow, we would still have to endure years of non-stop shoplifting. by then americans would no longer feel like prisoners. at this rate, there would be no such thing as prisoners. let's bring in the author of the upcoming book of what's killing america, jason rantz, and rick, thank you both for coming on. it segways nicely to our next story which is lieutenant jessica taylor mary served 23 years and she called it quit. absurd policies turned sea

of the la water levels. the green bag event features professor john c is a distinguished professor emeritus at the university of california hastings college of law. and the former solicitor of the interior department throughout the clinton administration. is well-versed in a topic he will be taking on, which is actually the subject of his recently published book by yale university mmpress entitled, ou common ground, a history of america's public lands. in addition to his activity at the university of california hastings college of law, has served as counsel to the chair of the natural resources committee of the u.s. house of representatives. he's been a law professor before joining the hastings faculty at arizona state university. he also served during the carter administration as associate solicitor of interior for energy and resources. served as an attorney advocate with the natural resources defense council in california and as a litigator with the u.s. department of justice civil rights division. quite a diverse career that has exposed him to various levels and institutions within our government. he also

university of applied sciences, engaging and are being tested in the field today. of course we can meet on the way from 30 meters away. the focus of spreads out about the size of las vegas. i guess the nets are bigger than that, so we need one or 2 shots to cover the whole mess with this. like we 1st look at the tips of the leaves and use up and once we found areas that have been eaten, we tracked down and asked by following them towards the trunk. the red balls contain bavaria bussey on a fungus that spreads inside the insect and kills them. when the professor was gone, who has spent years researching the various methods of combating the pesky oak procession. every caterpillar is favorite is firing the deadly fungus directly into the nest. that goes to any sport is on, and it's a naturally occurring animal, pathogenic fungus, which is a fancy way of saying that it kills insects and have the ocean, we extracted the fungus from this oil. i packed it into a ball and shot it into the nest. of the old procession area. and then within the 8 hours, it killed the caterpillar students into that to hold off year in germany, the oak procession every month. and it has become

la salle university in philadelphia. eric: in the catholic church there are many religious communities of men and women. franciscans work a lot with the poor, the jesuits are focused on education, and the paulist fathers really wanna make sure that the word of god gets out to as many people as possible, especially people who aren't in the church. male: you know, sometimes i think you fellas are more interested in us non-catholics than you are the catholics. male: well, some priests spend most of their time serving those inside the church. i'm a paulist. i spend most of my time serving those outside. narrator: bud's superiors commented during his theological training that, while he was intelligent, bud tended to rely on his head more than his heart. john: i mean, he loved dialogue. it could be about catholicism or faith or what you believe in, about world events, or it could be about what you're reading. narrator: so just as father bud's work in television was beginning in the 1960s, the catholic church as a whole was beginning to more fully embrace that expanded vision of god. and ellwood kieser would m

power engineer of the belarusian state university the european football weekend ended with five matches the day before, the most striking was the confrontation between alaves and sevilla in laa, meanwhile, in the premier league, arsenal coped with crystal palace but in serie a, on the contrary, milan dealt with balloonia rather casually , stanislav lipsky will tell you more arsenal probably recovered from the lost title last season and judging by the start of the new tournament, they intend to win the premier league this time after the laborious victoria nottingham forest to 1 this since crystal palace was going to take points. the gunners have only 53 minutes. and even then, from the penalty spot , the score was opened. spread in different angles, the goalkeeper of the ball over the next 14 minutes, and hirota, miasu. received two yellow cards put his club in a difficult position. true, to keep the victory. arsenal managed 1-0 along with mansity brighton, the londoners are still at the top of the standings. goals are what football is loved for, and the day before in the match between alaves and sevilla we saw plenty of them, the play already gave the fans goals in the firs

of fame. and these pictures are from universal studios — a film studio and theme park in la.ys the city received more rain in a single hour than at any other time in its history. and look at these pictures from death valley. it's known for its extreme temperatures, but now the desert environment has been inundated with water. this is las vegas — the rain there has triggered severe flooding. hundreds of flights have been cancelled in the city. in victorville, near los angeles, juan fayfur and his mother monica nervously watched floodwaters inch closer to their home — before making the decision to leave. all that started within one hour or two and kept piling up and up on the water and just more and more. lives can't be replaced. objects can. it is better to fix whatever gets damaged than risking somebody drowning over something avoidable. california's governor — gavin newsom — gave this update on the many problems the state is now grappling with a short while ago. there is an old, ancient curse that loosely translated, you live in interesting times. it's certainly interesting

of fame. and these pictures are from universal studios a film studio and theme park in la.nia's governor, gavin newsom, says the city received more rain in a single hour than ever before. and look at these pictures from death valley. it's known for its extreme temperatures, but now the desert environment has been inundated with water. this is las vegas the rain there has triggered severe flooding. hundreds of flights have been cancelled at airports in the city. in victorville, near los angeles, some people watched floodwaters inch closer to their home before making the decision to leave. all that started within an hour or two, and kept piling up and the water kept coming further back up the street, and just more and more. lives can't be replaced. material objects can. it's better to just replace a house and fix whatever gets damaged than to get somebody drowning over something that's avoidable. california's governor gave this update on the many problems now being tackled by the state's emergency services a little earlier. there is an old, ancient curse that loosely is trans

la hina. really the heart of the community. the tree has been badly charred and it is still standing. but university of hawaii, forrester who look at photographs of it today told the new york times, quote, it doesn't look like the tree is going to recover. president biden has declared a major disaster on maui, promising to streamline the federal response to help with the areas there. earlier today, governor newsom announced the deployment of resources and urban search and rescue teams too system urgency, operations in the most affected areas in the state. in a statement, governor newsom says california stands with the people of maui and all hawaiians amid these horrific wildfires that have claimed lives and destroyed the historic town of la hina goes on to say californians know firsthand the devastating toll of catastrophic wildfires capable of wiping out entire communities and centuries of irreplaceable history and heritage. our state is sending resources to support our pacific neighbors during their time of need. we're also being told francisco mayor london breed is safe after going on a personal

of la c. evans 72000 the legs gun members have been arrested ever since. jose miguel cruz is the research director of florida international universities, latin american and caribbean center, and he's an expert on criminal violence, gangs, and public opinion. he's in miami and with his live of 5, i will welcome to you. so if you look up to percent of the countries idle population and lightning speed, i mean it pushes statistically going to catch criminals. but you're also going to brutalize and traumatized completely innocent people. but the president seems to tell you with that as i've also to the people that voted for him. uh yeah, uh this, uh, this the holding fee that wasn't given to them by the name of kelly. and last year and i said, put it in place for more than a year. uh the jee, how is the price of being highest and consider more than $70000.00 people. uh, yeah, i q as a being young members, but there is a lot of uh, human rights um organization that think that there are many emails and people among those who have been in prison. oh, and what about this latest? um, the site is operation that's taking place in the country, is that much evidence of dying ac

of la's kepler lane, one of nine people killed. the family filed a wrongful death lawsuit last year against vta, the santa clara county sheriff's office and universal protection service. the suit claims those three groups failed to stop a disgruntled worker from shooting and killing his coworkers in that mass shooting last year, vta paid $8 million to settle the claims of families of the eight other victims. a san francisco woman has become a hero to tourists who've been the victims of theft. she has made it her personal volunteer mission to return stolen luggage and the items inside to rightful owners. andrea michaels goes up and down the alleyways of san francisco looking for abandoned baggage. she says thieves targeting rental cars often dump at's left of the stolen goods on the street after they take all the valuables. she then goes through the clues inside that luggage to help track down the rightful owners. there's always a medication bottle in there, and then i'll call that pharmacy, or there's a there's a boarding pass. michael says police would be too overwhelmed to go through the seemingly never ending stream of stolen luggage in san fran

university ahead of their preseason game on saturday. other than a little tussle between maxx crosby and cam akers. the scrimmages have productive just a week after jimmy garoppolo carved up the niners reports out of la that he has been sharp again this week. he threw 3 touchdown passes. the hunter renfroe today, jimmy was asked about the importance of preseason reps. i mean, it's always good to play. i mean, get knock some of the rust off and everything like that went through the warm-up last week. so i think the next couple days we'll find out.gyou know what we're doing come saturday. josh are going answer for that. but i. >> yeah, we're always ready to roll. so we'll see what happens. or you haven't funded my renew right. i was a point here. miss football man, >> obviously it's professional game. you got take it as figures job. but you got on out here is a game that you grew up where you want to be and got of imagine trying do. >> yeah, think he has fun playing quarterback. you get paid a lot of money to do so. all right. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thanks, jason. that coming up, we're california park rangers got earful from of them up cups. >> now they're pouring. i wasn't su

universal. the fire just went through like a wall and took out just about the entire downtown area of la hina. and again, that's what they're dealing with this morning. here's actually goes to side by side. so you can get a look of the before on the left and the after on the right. we've matched up the images. so they're a perfect match and you can see the devastation is astounding. that's what they're dealing with this morning. we have our sister station there out in hawaii and their reporter, bridget, the mata has been out there on the ground, getting a firsthand look at the description destruction. so let's take a look at her report now. >> well, here on maui, the winds are so strong. i feel like i'm using a lot of core strength that i didn't know. i had just to be able to stand upright. and of course, the strong winds helped fuel the devastation here on island. in fact, maui county officials have confirmed multiple people have died and rescue efforts are still underway. the beautiful historic town of la hina burned to a crisp thousands of maui. residents are displaced. thousands of maui. v

starting in la, these pictures were uploaded to snapchat, showing the hollywood hall of fame. you can see heavy rain there. another hollywood iconic location is universal, known normally for its hot and sunny weather. not now. california's governor said that in a single hour, palm springs received more rain than ever before. next we go to sheep canyon, just south of palms springs. you can see mudslides there and also mudslides in death valley, which is normally known for extreme temperatures. the desert has been hit by very heavy rain and flooding there too. we have also seen flooding in victorville, and residents there said they watched the floodwaters get higher and higher before making the tough decision to leave their properties. let's have a listen to what they said. all that started within an hour or two and itjust kept piling up, and the water kept coming further back up the street, just more and more. lives can't be replaced, material objects can. it is betterjust to replace the house, fix whatever gets damaged than risk someone drowning over something that is avoidable. california's governor gavin newsom has also given an update warning that t

starting in la, these pictures were uploaded to snapchat, showing the hollywood hall of fame. you can see heavy rain there. another iconic location is universalor its hot and sunny weather. not now. california's governor said that in a single hour, palm springs received more rain than ever before. next we go to sheep canyon, just south of palms brings. you can see mudslides there and mudslides in death valley, which is normally known for extreme temperatures. the desert has been hit by very heavy rain and flooding there too. we have also seen flooding in victorville, and residents say they watch the floodwaters get higher and higher before making the tough decision to leave their properties. let's listen to what they said. shill leave their properties. let's listen to what they said.— to what they said. all that started within an hour— to what they said. all that started within an hour or _ to what they said. all that started within an hour or two _ to what they said. all that started within an hour or two and - to what they said. all that started within an hour or two and it i to what they said. all that started within an hour or two and itj

university's graduation rates. the speech is scheduled for noon today. a group of a's fans is working with people in nevada to try and block the team's move to las vegas thend new shiny stadium. our governor vetoed a universal school lunch bill for kids. a's fans gathered last night in downtown oakland, where they heard about an effort in nevada called school rules over stadiums. teachers say the $380 million earmarked for a ballpark would be better spent on students in nevada. former oakland mayor jean quan is among the local supporters as fans, we want the a's to stay here. we'd prefer just like the majority in nevada that they can take an expansion team and not take the a's and at the same time that nevada takes care of its kids. organizers say they want to try putting the issue on the ballot or filing a lawsuit. the megadrought in the western us now being compared to desert regions like the middle east. why even this past year's wet winter in some parts of the west wasn't enough to pull the region out of it? a judge orders a north bay city to halt its new ban on camping, while homeless advocates pushed to get that overturned. and new questions about e

we're going to show you the new state of the art spartan athletic center at san jose state university ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos lasn' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ to stop responding to certain calls and turning empty malls into something new. we're going to show you how pickleball is serving up some help from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two. i'm pam cook and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday morning. it's august 9th. you said it was pretty good sleeping weather. yes i like that cool air coming in the windows. definitely. steve paulson knows about that as well. i hope so. my windows were open as well because it was a big drop in those temps for a majority yesterday. low clouds are starting to fill in. there much more extensive to the north. but temperatures 50 to almost 60 degrees looks like low cloud deck will win out here with a bigger fog bank. also some tropical moisture now taking more aim at southern california and maybe some fewer high clouds will start to come in next c

of la's kepler lane, one of nine people who were killed. they filed a wrongful death lawsuit last year against the vta. the santa clara county sheriff's office and universalt lawsuit claims they failed to stop that disgruntled gunman from perpetuating a mass shooting. last year, the vta paid out $8 million to settle the claims of the families of the eight other victims. 556 an east bay little league team is just three wins away from punching their ticket to the little league world series, the bollinger canyon. little league all star, 12 year old team just won the northern california state championship hn bernardino. that's where they'll compete in the little league west region tournament. the team left san ramon yesterday with a grand sendoff from city hall. it's been a ride last three years. we've won the state championship. of course, this year is the one that you can go further, but, you know, everyone stuck together. they're they're they're a family. they treat each other like brothers and just a great group. the team's first game is saturday. they'll play against el segundo if the team can win that game. plus two more, then they'll leave next sunday

university ahead of their preseason game on saturday. other the littles gravel between max cosby in campaign, kers, scrimmages have been pretty productive just a week after jimmy garoppolo carved up the niners reports out of la or that sharp again this week. good hear your raiders fan. 3 touchdown passes to hunter renfroe. jimmy was asked about the importance. the preseason reps. i mean, it's always good to play. i mean, get knock some of the rust off and everything like that went through warmups last week. so i think the next couple days we'll find out. you know what we're doing come saturday. josh, give us answer for that. but i. >> yeah, we're always ready to roll. so we'll see what happens. or you haven't funded my renew right. i was up on out here. miss football man. obviously it's professional game. you got take it as big a job. but you got one out. here is a game that you grew up where you want to be and >> got of imagine trying do. >> i'm glad to see jimmy doing well back to the warriors. yeah. we got their scheduled today. there are any games in particular. you're looking forward let me think about it for phoenix being absolutely feeney, a one in a great cause. it's so while this is a crazy stat, ke

university. ahead of their preseason game on saturday. other than a little tussle between maxx crosby in cam akers. scrimmages have been productive just a week after jimmy garoppolo carved up the niners reports out of lap again this week. he threw 3 touchdown passes to hunter renfroe today, jimmy was asked about the importance of preseason reps. i mean, it's always good to play. i mean, get knock some of the rust off and everything like that went through warmups last week. so i think the next couple days we'll find out. you know what we're doing come saturday. josh are going answer for that. but i >> yeah, we're always ready to roll. so we'll see what happens. or you haven't funded my renew right. i was up on out here. miss football man. obviously it's professional game. you got take it as big a job. but you got one out. here is a game that you grew up where you want to be and >> got of imagine trying do. >> all righty, daschle, look at sports. back to you guys. >> enjoy them. for sure. thanks, jay. and here's a live look outside on this thursday night. enjoy this moment. beautiful shot of san francisco fog there. you can see the top of the transamerica pyramid know. kron four's gayle ong a joining us

a group of a's fans is working with people in nevada to try and block the team's move to las vegas. the day after john fisher got his brand new shiny stadium , our governor vetoed a universalool lunch bill for kids. a's fans gathered last night in downtown oakland, where they heard about an effort in nevada called schools over stadiums. teachers say the $380 million earmarked for ballpark would be better spent on students. former oakland mayor jean quan is among the supporters. a's fans we want the a's to stay here. we'd prefer just like the majority in the vans that they can take an expansion team and not take the a's and at the same time that nevada takes care of its kids. organizers of schools over stadium say they're committed to stopping the use of taxpayer money to subsidize a ballpark. ideas include putting the issue on the ballot or filing a lawsuit after early world cup exit. the search for a new us women's national soccer coach is underway. vlatko and boesky resigned last resigned less than two weeks after the us lost to sweden in the world cup round of 16. it is team usa's worst world cup performance and tennessee took over the women's soccer program back in 201

allegiant stadium in las vegas for today's raiders niners showdown is 1:00 this afternoon and former 40 niners and stanford head coach jim harbaugh is expected to coach the university ofes so his case it's not over. it's going to likely now go to the full hearing. the school could also attempt to impose its own penalties against him. the ncaa ruled that harbaugh committed recruiting infractions during what was supposed to be a period of no contact with any potential recruits. harbaugh is entering his ninth season at michigan. it appears that the ncaa may want a stiffer punishment against, the golden state warriors, and t exhibit. it's called the misalignment museum, and it will act as a pop up that's showcasing the capabilities of ai technology. the exhibit will debut september 21st and will be open fridays from 4 to 7 p.m. and saturday and sundays from 2 to 5. the playful art exhibit will reflect on the power of ai, both its destructive power and its use for good, and the warriors also making sure that children head back to school with the supplies they need. the team held a backpack giveaway at thrive city. among the volunteers distributing the backpacks was warrior