diane: i was on the patio, and i was watching east side road, which is, obviously, east of us--we're on west side road here; it's on the other side of the valley floor--and there, it was just full of cars, and i kept thinking, "oh, there must be an accident or something. why are there so many cars?" and i turned around and saw this huge plume of smoke and flames behind us and realized all those cars were looking at us. they were looking at our house. the stress of the smoke everywhere and then not seeing the sun and the fire so close and the noise, it's kind of overwhelming. john: and so the stress for me, i think it manifested itself later for me. maybe it's part of my dna or just part of what i do as a farmer because you just-- [sighs] diane: it's hard at the end, and so many of our neighbors have lost so much, and then it becomes very sad because sometimes, then, we'd lose those neighbors. they choose to leave. john: there's a lot of folks that lost their homes, all their belongings, and having to start over. i mean, that's a game changer. man: about 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon, i was t

i'm 59 years old, and i've lived in 3 places, and they've all been right here on west side road, so it's very much a part of my family's history, my life. hopefully, it'll be a part of my kid's life, too, in some form. we're not sure yet, but a tremendous amount of meaning. maybelle: i try to give water to the horses that are still out here. i try to do that, but now i don't see any. there's just a few running here and there. "if you have horses, that brings rain." that's what my grandpa used to say. like, certain places you go, you'll see dead trees, like, in a line. i've seen some of those, and i just think to myself, "is that global warming? what does that mean?" my husband's always talking about it, but i really don't. leonard: i see it. you know, you go out there, and you see it, and that's what you have to do. you have to feel it. you have to see it. you have to smell it. you have to live it. you have to touch it. this is very, very important, global warming. people, they kind of don't want to believe in it just like what we dealt with with the virus. i feel so sorry for these fami

the west wing is on the west side, and there's a road between the executive office building, i've beening. there's a desk right there. your items, you leave your items there or others when you enter in you're a vip. not everyone enters that way, but you're known when you enter. so that lines up with the approximate lower case of the cocaine which is the ground floor. anyone, not just the vice president, any visitor would be going into that location. i don't know how many cameras are trained on that, but there are the lots, and they know who's coming in and going out. will: and that's e the latest, that's the latest report on where the cocaine was found, the executive entrance, as pete says, to the west wing on the same floor that the navy mess, the cafeteria, is located as well as the vice president's holloway -- hallway. pete: it's interesting how they floated it's off the vice president's -- will: they already tried to throw it onto the construction workers watching -- working on the situation room just a few steps away from where you check in and the coke was found. let's take a loo

west side of the garden. here it groves and cleared the road for themselves and went from there to clear mines, they used the meteorite installation. he is the snake gorynych , after which they sent armored cars with landing forces, french wheeled tanks and soviet armored vehicles, a powerful shock fist of surprise. it was not like that. and we observed, uh, the movement of technology. accordingly, prepared, and the only moment. we did not expect that they would mine a minefield so porno, ukrainian marines ran into anti-tank mines. at the very beginning of the destruction of this foreign-made armored vehicle, i got on the video that was filmed from the copter by a british mastiff, ran into minus with the rear wheel of the landing force, which was inside , at least seriously concussed . hurriedly retreat from the village. these are the mines that helped us stop this advance. this tm62 conventional soviet- made anti-tank mines worked with a bang, small territorial defense battalion and artillery of the 40th brigade, marine corps. comrade , they showed well-coordinated clear work without giving even the dryers

west side. here is the landing. here it groves and cleared the road for themselves and went from there to clear mines, they used the ur-77 installation meteorite. after that, he was the gorynych snakes, after which they sent french wheeled tanks and soviet armored vehicles into the gap with armored vehicles, a powerful shock fist to the effect of surprise. it was not like that. and we watched the movement of technology. accordingly, prepared, and the only moment. we did not expect that they would clear the minefield so stubbornly, according to one version, the vysovs decided that there were no our forces in novodonetsk or that the village was defended by an insignificant number of fighters. as a result, four streets where there is not a single whole house turned into ukrainian equipment into a fire trap, ukrainian marines ran into anti-tank mines. at the very beginning of the destruction of this foreign-made armored vehicle, i got on the video that was filmed from the copter by a british mastiff, ran into the minus with the rear wheel of the landing force, which was inside, at least seriously shell-shocked on the f

antietam creek, the union army on the east side confederates have gathered on the west side lee taking high ground. he's got great road in the hagerstown turnpike with a possible to pennsylvania. they have the protection of the creek well they gather forces george mcclellan looks at this from his headquarters is in cadyville his fort observation post is the pride house he will go there, look over the fields do a little reconnaissance and the basic plan revolves around three bridges, upper middle and lower bridge. he's going to use the three bridges to attack the confederate, the confederate left. and when things look favorable, the confederate center. so that's the basic plan. night before the battle, 15,000 united states soldiers moving to position cross over the upper bridge is an incredibly important move on mcclellan's part. my good friend dennis frye is going speak to this about how important that was. i will just tell you that 15,000 move in to union corps, the first corps in the 12th corps, move up the north end of the field and settle in on the 16th. there was discussion about launching an attack on the 16th,

west side of the garden. here it grows and cleared the road for themselves and went from there to clear mines, they used the installation of ur-77 meteorites. he is the gorynych snakes, after which they sent french wheeled tanks and soviet armored vehicles into the gap with armored vehicles, a powerful shock fist of the effect of surprise. it was not like that. and we watched the movement of technology. accordingly, prepared, and the only moment. we did not expect that they would be so stubbornly clearing the minefield, the british mastiff ran into the minus rear wheel of the landing party, which was inside, at least seriously shell-shocked on the footage of objective control, you can see how the marines take their wounded to the full and hastily retreat from the village. these are the mines that helped us stop this offensive. this tm62 conventional soviet-made anti-tank mines worked with a bang, the territorial defense rifle battalion and artillery. the fortieth brigade, marines, toff, showed well-coordinated clear work, not a single opportunity to gain a foothold. here is one of them. is that a mastiff or what? it's c

road. two others are planned for august. caltrans will work on the west side after that. a man is dead following a shooting in the tenderloin neighborhood. no arrests so far. the man was shot just after 6:00 yesterday near golden gate avenue. officer say they spoke to the witness who saw him running from the scene. a search is ongoing for a boater who fell into the river. rescuers were called to the area around the antioch bridge when the person went over. the coast guard boater using a helicopter and a rescue boat. firefighters are using the to help search for the other person. a judge heard motions in a case involving police officers linked to the racist texting scandal. did the officers violate the new racial justice act by trading racist tax. it centers around antioch police officers and men who were charged in a gang relating shooting. the judge will allow the officers to testify with their lawyers present. on august 25. mixed reviews of the newest bike s are leading to questions about the effectiveness of thep. the bike lane is on va street. it is still it is alread

you mentioned kurt and then you and then west as the as three road scholars from baltimore. who who are the others are the other side. go. thank you. yes. yes. so we're west and i have three or four. kurt's one, bradbury's a pastors number two and west is chief of staff who was actually an editor on my book. fagan harris is is number five. he's a good friend of april's do amazing things yes he's his chief of staff i saw him at the inaugural. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. this has been such a wonderful time. any more questions? i mean, come on up. we got time. but either way, as people are making their way, don't be shy because we're not shy. we're not. no, we're not. not at all. and this is. come on up. come on. come on to the mic. come to the might. come to the mic. this has been a really good evening, but as i was saying backstage, it says, never forget our people were always free. i'm thinking about this for the book that even if we weren't free physically were free in our minds to effectuate freedom. that was the the that i was unraveling in this book over here a question and then i'll tell you about the onion. it's p

west side. here is a landing, they are growing and they cleared the road for themselves and went from there to clearey used the ur-77 meteorite installation. he is the gorynych snakes, after which they sent armored cars with landing forces , french wheeled tanks and soviet armored vehicles into the gap, a powerful punch of a fist of surprise. it was not as such, but we observed the movement of equipment. respectively, prepared, and the only moment. we did not expect that they would clear the minefield so stubbornly, gorynych as a result, why did the infantry enter the village? well , we took action to suppress the infantry and destroy it. according to one version, the enemy technicians decided that there were no our forces on vaz-donetsk, or that the village was defended by an insignificant number of fighters. as a result, four streets, where there is not a single whole house, have turned into a fire trap for ukrainian vehicles. these are the mines that helped us stop this attack. this is tm62, a common soviet- made anti-tank mine worked with a bang. planned. destruction. it went on for about 12 hou

west continues the lashes out at russia. it is clear that he was on the road. it's brand new side of the bargain. it just didn't want it to voice the don't hold their own. sorry to be bugging them. i pretend to home. would you be good if you're warranty? i just situation is always full. the was done. the when it variables name it is did when it took me several of them it is. bob doesn't look at this grandview when the grand deal was going very well. the worst, where a somewhat and it's a beautiful quiet about why the good been, if you should, is wanting to sleep to send comfortable i saw where i just needed more to know degree and it is top. do you know that the, when to 1st 0 is please all collision is bent though, right. and with demand to 70 percent of the grant that they used to get with most of for you. that's why they come out of groceries. but simply because it doesn't say about them anymore on december, the workshop issue that if there's any em should, but do parts included lexical because c dot emitter 3 coal, i'm wouldn't be shut down, you can mid december 3rd, they'll blame him, go sho

we're standing on what's called the hermit road, which is west of grand canyon village, and we're at paul point and there's a paul memorial just just off to my side here, which is a more memorial to john wellesley powell. he was the first river explorer here in 1869. and he was sort of a passionate geologist. he just wanted to come out and explore the canyons geology and put together a do it yourself trip. you know, he he was a teacher at wesleyan university. he didn't get much support from the federal government most explorations of the american west federally sponsored, you know, because they had national import which you know hopefully meant they would bring back maybe new territory or economic resources or new transportation routes and the nation convinced that the grand canyon was worth all that much. so the town got almost no support his expedition. so he put it together his own and had nine other crew members, at least to start out with and three of them got this going all along the way and and left and in fact, there was a controversy about that because. there's a plaque up on the memorial there and there's three names that were left off

side. seven kilometers from here. west of the hospital. friendship built bridges, roads, several steel mills, airports.karta is gilora bunk. carnot was created in the image and likeness of luzhniki 62. the arena was built at the request of the country's first president and national hero. the monument immediately costs this stadium more half a century has recently been reconstructed for the asian games 2018 and now this is a very popular place, the ministerial summit of russia , according to the mead, is going to form an equal architecture of security and cooperation in the region, which interfere primarily with the other hemisphere. only in the spring the american army. got three more military bases and an airport in the philippines at its disposal. why in manila they probably know, but are silent, what can you say about the new us military bases in the philippines. in the meantime , negotiations began without an interpreter. please, russia has few trade relations. but there are plenty of humanitarian ones over the years of interuniversity cooperation. we have trained 8,000 laotian specialists in our c

door off west exec, which is the road in between the white house and executive office building next door. there's another door that is probably the best known going straight into -- that's the sideere, you see that hallway. there's another door going straight into the west wing, and so if you go in those doors, and it is near the areas you put your phone up. there's sensitive information. are there cameras there in those areas? >> that i can't release because it's such a sensitive environment. they're going to look through the footage. you do want to make the -- it would be fair to say that the more on the interior you are, there's less likely to be the type of camera system. if you think of it, it's private discussions are being had in there, national security, so it is unlikely you'll have anything within. look, this happened at the t exterior where people are coming in. that area where you showed, that's essential whether i all personnel come in through. vips, heads of state sometimes come in through there. we also have to look at it, it doesn't in the chave to necessaa white house tour guest, it could be a staff member. it's somebody who has access to that entrance because t

vacuum and making in roads into the west bank through islamic ji had just as they have done in hamas for many, many years. that's a potential game changer. and of course, on the israeli sidee radical right wing government that wants to take more west bank territory. that only adds up to one thing, more and more and more of these clashes. i fear that unless one of these things change, there's a different attitude from the israeli government. there's better political authority from the palestinian authority and something done to push iranian influence out of the west bank, i fear we're going to see more and more military actions. we're going to see more and more sort of terrorist attacks from palestinian groups. this is the new reality in the west bank. >> mike lions, i want to ask you about the community that we're looking at here because it is a refugee camp. but obviously it's been there for quite some time, so it's built up like any other city or town. what does that mean for the strikes on it? >> yeah. so i've been training with the israeli military as a young captain. i can tell you this, israel doesn't play. they bring everything they can to give every advantage they

west side of the cab when i have tried my best. and so, as i said them to my house, but i say because of the situation of, of the roads were not at all ready to be use because of what as been done by this way, the occupation and the, you know, the ambulance has helped me to move them to my house and them, but they are fine saying god like what are you hearing and seeing then now i know it stock is a highly on the mozilla. so the time being and the defense last night, the regardless of a full says and the not to drones that on the skies of janine cab, janine city in the big numbers, the, the homage vacant and all the is the 80, the occupation photos as well as some of these were only the photos is still there on on. so be the inside of the city of geneva, the res, presence of the vision, photos this night was all over the roofs. and the big as of as a stay on that in the city of the janine the now the situation is very bad. and the, as this business have been to the rise and the civilians does not feel safe as security inside the city advocate of janine. so many casualties of that and some of them have been moved to hospitals and busi

off west exec which is the road in between the white house and executive office building next door. there is another door that is probably the best known going straight into the -- that is the sidere you see the hallway. there is never going straight into the west wing, so if you go into those doors and it is your areas where you would put your phone because you can just have a phone walking around the west wing, sensitive information. are there cameras there in those areas? >> that i cannot release. because it is such a sensitive environment. they are gonna look through the footage in its, you do want to make the, it would be fair to say that the more interior that you are, the less likely there is to be the type of camera system. if you think of it, it is a private discussions are being had, and their national security. so it is unlikely that you will have anything within. but look, this happened at the exterior where people are coming in. so that area that you showed, that is essentially where all personnel come through. so vip, heads of states sometimes come through. so everyone comes. they're especially, it doesn't necessarily have to be the white house to our guest. it can

west side of the cab. i was, i have tried my best and so as i said them to my house, but i say because of the situation involved with the roads were not at all ready to be used because of what has been done by this way. the occupation till now the situation is very bad and the, the, this business have been to the rise. the village does not feel safe as security inside the city of the cab of janine. so many casualties that and some of them have been moved to hospitals and businesses. i'm not the working really of that. i'm not operating really to move people from the sides to the hospital. so what is going on now is a crime again is to humanity. it's a critical situation the policy and then citizen is in the critic as installation on it's that x rays. i've seen very slowly. those say that the from the engines and the, the, it is of some fabulous being evacuated. we have heard that and some of the families have said that they have been forced to leave the properties of the areas because of the, the severe direction. but is there any opposes on the areas? also, bravo does have been destroyed. that's why some of the civilians web

west african country are at risk. bazoum was recently toppled in a military coup. >>> also right now, the 25-year-old alabama nursing student who claimed she stopped to help a toddler on the side of the roadsed to faking her own abduction. she's now charged with two misdemeanor counts of making false statements and faces up to two years in prison if convicted. >> gio: and ford is recalling 870,000 pickup trucks. the company says some f-150 trucks may have trouble with the parking brake. damaged wiring could turn it on while moving possibly causing the driver to lose control and crash. the recall includes 2021 to 2023 models. no accidents have been reported. i'm glad they're catching that early. >> whit: absolutely. >>> we start this half hour with the verdict for a police officer who left a handcuffed woman in a patrol car that was then hit by an oncoming freight train. abc's morgan norwood has more on the judge's decision with a warning, the video may be disturbing. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. this case hinged on that bone-chilling video and whether there was any criminal intent when yareni rios was left inside that patrol car as the train plowed through. it wa

west jerusalem and ron, but more are you hearing about this? well the attack took place in the last hour in central tel aviv a call, a suspected to a rammed into the side of the road, injuring at least 10 people we're hearing from medical sources. that may well be 5 people, at least 2 of those. we also are hearing might be in critical condition. uh, we're also hearing that may will have been a shooting as well as the car arriving attack that happens now. um this is really media. i was telling us that the, the suspect of the call was actually neutralized. that's the legal what the definition of shot dead as effectively. well, that means, so this is all happening right now is happening in tennessee. there are some pictures of the off them off of the scene and you can see the lenses on the same. and you can see that the kind of damage that took place. but yes, this has happened in the last and like literally last 30 minutes. right. and ron, and we don't know who was involved, who carried out the attack, but we do know about what's going on in janine and the is way the government was saying when they began this very large scale operation engineering, that they were pr

authority has mobilized for the west side bridges projects and the eastbound off ramp and westbound on ramp to and from yerba buena were closed on june 22nd. the hillcrest roadst week of august and traffic headed towards the eastbound bay bridge on ramp will be detoured over the top of the harbor, buena island, along forest road. also so the tidal house market rate, rental development reached a significant milestone miles stone this week, topping out the construction of the 22 story structure. the project is scheduled to be completed in 2024, and that concludes my report. thank you so much. i'll actually i'll open it up to comments by the commission first and then we'll take public comments. but i might start with some questions and just to i noticed that for the 4th of july celebration, i was very pleased to see that the ferry extended their hours into the evening so that people could come to treasure island and go back. so i was pleased to see that. do we know how many people actually came for to view the fireworks from treasure island? i don't know how many people. i don't have a figures on ferry ridership for that day, but that's something i'll try to ge

west point, was hit particularly hard. i've been on the ground multiple times seeing the damage firsthand, along with colleagues from both sides of the aisle to assess the extent of the damage. we have decimated roads, collapsed cliffside routes, compromised -- compromising damage to barracks critical to carrying out the mission of the united states military academy at west point. in particular, i want to draw attention to the fact that all the enlisted soldier barracks, serving hundreds of enlisted at the garrison, has been completely destroyed. there's nowhere for them to live, causing a cascading effect and a real housing crunch at the post. the cost estimates to rebuild are increasing each day. presently, topping at over $100 million. as we know, west point sefsrves mission-critical role in our national security. the premiere institute, creating leaders and snihaping the futur of our nation's army. this institution has made myself, many colleagues across the aisle, and many of our nation's leaders, and we cannot stand by during this time of need for such a critical national security resource. allowing west point to be hamstrung by such significant damage imperils our military readiness, and we