o alina >> si es necesario el apoyo de algÚn abogado. el consulado cuenta con ayuda en varias Áreas. ramÓn: maÑana tendremos organizaciones que ayudan a los trabajadores y el jueves vamos a hablar de un problema terrible. el centro de atenciÓn a mexicanos estarÁ respondiendo dudas sobre derechos laborales. le atenderÁn en espaÑol. paola, regreso contigo con mÁs informaciÓn. paula: pana conocer mÁs de lo que pasarÁ los prÓximos dÍas vamos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: tenemos aviso por mala calidad del aire. la calidad del aire se encuentra al norte de solano. mucha cautela. esto tambiÉn es por el humo de incendios forestales y toda la regiÓn. mÁs importante es que estaremos entrando en un periodo de ola de calor. paula: se aprobÓ la ley que protege los inquilinos de ser desalojados mientras paguen un porcentaje de su alquiler. en "noticias univisiÓn 14" desglosamos lo que significa esto. miguel gÓmez pudo hablar con una senadora estatal y nos explica en quÉ consiste la nueva le. no hay trabajo. >> esas proteccio

but alina is over there, she's presenting today. hi, alina. and sarah and i are also keeping our distance because she is in here, our climate check studio. thanks, nick. one of the main stories that we have been covering in our climate check reports is the increasing carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, one of the main drivers of global warning. but the coronavirus pandemic and resulting lockdowns have led to a dramatic drop in carbon emissions, one that no—one would have thought possible at the start of this year. and of course, that's down to that huge reduction in travel and business. in april, india saw its c02 emissions fall for the first time in a0 years, according to the environmental website carbon brief. and the improvement in air quality there is clear in these pictures taken before and during the lockdown. inevitably, where lockdowns have eased, emissions have risen once again. in fact, in china, in may, co2 emissions surged to above pre—pandemic levels. and despite any falls in carbon emissions injune, the mauna loa observatory in

the way of the north bay you remember yesterday we had the upper 80's in areas like cloverdale see alina napa these areas are solid 20 to 30 degrees. cooler this morning. just another bit of good news as crews get out there for the wildfire fight as we move into the afternoon. it will be hot. it will be dry again so we're not out of the woods but we have seen improvements as compared to yesterday. james all right john thank 13 is the time as we head to break we'll share with you again another image. >>captured in the glass fire this picture taken on crystal springs road in saint helene and you can see what's left of this house just several chimneys standing off in the distance like we'll be right distance like we'll be right back. proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all

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now it's time for a look at the weather with alina. i hear it might get warmer? yes, temperatures on the rise next week but at this weekend it is still cool and it will be sunshine and showers, showers in scotland and northern ireland and northern england but overnight they will fade in scotland and northern ireland, keeping them in southern scotland, northern england, a few in parts of wales, the midlands and south—west england. elsewhere, variable cloud, clear spells, temperatures of 7-11 c. clear spells, temperatures of 7—ii c. for the rest of the weekend, showers tomorrow but this time in england and wales and most of us will have some spells of sunshine with lighter winds. tomorrow morning, showers in northern england and wales, maybe longer spells of rain and sliding southwards and eastwards but if and further between, mostly it will be dry with some showers which can be heavy and thundery, and a little bit warmer tomorrow. 16—18, may be up to 20 around london. rain and cloud pushing into parts of northern ireland and the western isles as we head thro

random nature of these wildfires as the winds are really whipping around last night wine country seen alina calistoga all affected about 10,000 people affected they were. >>leaving their homes. overnight from midnight on until early in the morning and now they can't get back into their neighborhoods. they are in shelters or with friends and relying on us we've got everything on kron on continuing live. you can also go to kron 4 dot com. >>for the very latest. >>in the meantime that's it for us here we'll be back tomorrow morning. the continuing coverage in the meantime stay safe. market. >> announcer: today... >> i told you i'd paid for this! >> this is ridiculous. what you need the receipt for? >> announcer: on an all new "dr. phil"... >> we were falsely accused of stealing. >> announcer: racial profiling. >> pulled over for having done nothing wrong. >> white privilege. >> i can drive through a neighborhood in a nice car and not get stopped. you can't. >> that's probably one of the most disrespectful statement i've heard in a long time. >> all white people are now being portrayed as racis

that's burning in saint alina thousands have been ordered to evacuate it was a. >>definitely a rude awakening for a lot of folks this morning. this fire now at 800 acres 0% contained. at last check. not sure exactly how many structures are threatened, but we do know this area is a very densely populated in terms of how many wineries there are so lots of folks this morning, definitely on edge we're going to bring you the very latest information on this fire as well as stories from those evacuees that right now, aarp's work is more important than ever. we hear older americans loud and clear, and that's why we fight for what they and their families need. access to healthcare, affordable prescription drugs, opportunities to save for the future, ending age discrimination. a healthy, financially secure, fulfilling life. that's what aarp fights for because that's what everyone deserves. join us in fighting for what's right. >>local news station. >>a rude awakening for people living in napa county a fast-moving wildfire is threatening homes and forcing evacuations reside

fully alina thank you for bringing us that story thanks. now let's have a look at some more stories we're going to move on actually to another story as a pandemic has thwarted many of the big celebrations planned to mark beethoven's 250th anniversary here but with a few improvisation some festivities honoring one of germany's most famous composers have been able to go ahead the berlin state opera is case in point. another step towards the return of musical life state opera. under the backbone of daniel barenboim. kate spade opens $250.00 of birthday this year so no surprise that beethoven is on the program pushed out capello is also celebrating a birthday its own 450th store soloist and sophie is delighted to be back on stage i want to feel. so much that i can't wait to share this great music again that records are all well and good streaming is quite nice because sitting in peru you can be part of berlin but the live experience being the lie. that. straight talk for a fall is an annual highlight of the berlin summer a free concert. tickets

let's cross over to our reporter molina goldman who's standing by in zola on the scene of the crime alina police give the press conference a little while ago what did they say. yeah for the 1st time they told us about possibly motive of the crime and they told us that the alleged perpetrator the 27 year old woman was probably emotionally overwhelmed because her ex-husband had ended their relationship one year ago and she was at home all alone with her 6 children and another thing they talked about is the story off 11 year old musto her eldest son and the only one who survived and they told us that musto went to school in the morning and then the mother called the school to tell him to come home and set that something terrible had happened and they met at the train station and then took the train together to visit the grandmother of the children but she got off the train earlier and let must continue his travels all alone and we know that she then threw herself and. front of the train at this sort off main station is an incredibly tragic story that how the people in the tunnels and reacted

now if you'd like to see this animal behind me alina in the wild teenage to travel to the indian ocean island of madagascar the animals in recent months have enjoyed a spell of tranquility fewer tourists in madagascar as forests because of the pandemic but the quiet times of course main downtimes for those who rely on tourism to make a living. and disobey forest is one of madagascar's many wildlife tourism destinations going to the coronavirus lockdown and closure of the borders the lemurs that live here have recently had more alone time than they used to visit in numbers all gradually increasing but with international flight still suspended the usual foreign tourists are being replaced by malagasy people this family made a 4 hour drive from the capital to come and see that island's iconic creatures. during the lockdown i decided i really wanted to get out of antananarivo when it was over to visit new places we've never seen before for you. madagascar's tourism workers welcome the locals but it's not enough they need the footfall provided by international flights though these have not

one woman who did make a way on for the coldest food seed a little sweet alina but after winning the 1st set 63 she dropped the 2nd say it's a mexican qualifier not a side are so our 6 love is ranked 178th in the world cup the ukrainian battle back to take the deciding set 62 to advance to the next round. on the men's side 12 times champion rafael nadal has cruised into the 3rd round in paris that all swept past american mackenzie macdonald who is ranked 256 in the world a spaniard winning 616163. meanwhile 2015 champions stand of rinker has achieved 150 grand slam match wins the swiss was an action against germany that domany kept for winning 636236061 number 3 dummy team is also. brazil's football association is expecting its players based in europe to fly to south america for their upcoming world cup qualifiers despite covert 19 concerns that includes paris and demands neymar and liverpool trio allison fabien you and roberta for me know who have all been called up for brazil's games against bolivia and peru south america is pressing ahead with qualifiers even though the asia and c

so now a kentucky says that it will release the secret deliberations of a grand jury alina abovian reports. >>well what you're about to see is a short snippet of a 30 minute-long video obtained by vice news directly from the louisville metropolitan police department, it is body camera footage and it shows the moments after breonna taylor was killed on march, 13 take a look. >>starts 0 stations. facing. >>according to vice news, this is one of 45 videos they plan to release in the coming days, they also has several interviews from officers that day shedding new light on what may have happened before and after the shooting the officer and this video specifically is detective brett hankinson entering brown to taylor's apartment asking about the shell casings you're seeing right there on the floor. he is told by another unidentified officer that he should back out until the public integrity unit arrives on scene. none of the officers involved in this shooting were charged with briana taylor's death only hakanson was charged with blindly firing his gun outside the apartment. the officer pled no

that in just a moment but matthew let me bring you in also in response to what we just heard from fed alina because your opening statement said that this is a problem of the defective corporate culture at places like deutsche a bug but aren't we in a way putting banks in a contradictory position their business model is going to lead is said to make money and yet we're also in a sense expecting them to be self and forcers well i think we've made it too easy for them to be honest i mean the fact that all they have to do is to check the box and say well we filed this report you know that's that's the end of the story we don't. the worry about it anymore i think gives them an alibi where the onus should really be on them to do more to determine whether these transactions are sound or not and you know the fact is that the regulators should be much more involved here then they have been and they've really dropped the ball the policymakers by not making life more difficult for the banks by not requiring them to have stricter guidelines in terms of reporting this activity and the regulators for not

one woman who did make a way on for the coldest food seed a little sweet alina but after winning the 1st set 63 she dropped the 2nd say it's a mexican qualifier not a side us to our 6 love is ranked 178 in the world cup the ukrainian battle back to take the deciding set 62 to advance to the next round. on the men's side 12 times champion rafael nadal has cruised into the 3rd round in paris that all swept past american mackenzie macdonald who is ranked 256 in the world a spaniard winning 616163. meanwhile 2015 champions stand of rinker has achieved 150 grand slam match wins the swiss was an action against germany that domany kept for winning 63623661 with number 3 dummy is also. brazil's football association is expecting its players based in europe to fly to south america for their upcoming world cup qualifiers despite covert 19 concerns that includes paris and demands neymar and liverpool trio allison fabien you and roberta for me know who have all been called up for brazil's games against bolivia and peru south america is pressing ahead with qualifiers even though the asia and conqu

your part i think she is called lady, alina terrell. she is something of a harridan. 0h terrell. she is something of a harridan. oh yes. she's also pretty evil. i'm good and evil. let's see how good at evil you are. a little taste of this evil lady. we have a clip let's look at it on screen. you came to doran because you needed our help. what is your name accident or bar of? look like an angry little boy. don't presume to tell me what i need. forgive my sister come out what she lacks in diplomacy... to shut up deer. anything from you? know, good. let the grown women speak. it's a fantastic little clip because it gives a real sense of your strength and meanness. yeah, but it also down to the scriptwriters. thank you for them for a good scene. well, it's interesting because on hardtalk i've interviewed quite a number of actors over the years who bemoaned the birth of great parts for women as they get older and progress through careers. have you experience that or is that not your experience? i have truly been lucky. i really have. and i think, and a sense, i've sort of developed an

also gondar lives in germany with his wife but the rest of his family still live in turkey ok thanks alina. this pandemic that has had so many of us locked down in our homes for months has also resulted in an unexpected boom for entertainment t.v. cooking shows dramas films on various streaming services have all had captive audiences and some big ratings live sports though haven't had it easy 1st leagues around the world were put on hold many of them have since resumed but with no fans suddenly live sports broadcasts from empty courts and stadiums have become one of the most innovative and creative spaces in the t.v. industry we're seeing cardboard cutouts of supporters robot cheerleaders c.g.i. fans and we're hearing fake crowd sounds the results have been hidden mess but some of the gimmicks have grown as entertaining as the players on the field the listening post johannah who's now on watching sports in pandemic times and the lengths that broadcasters will go to keep fans tuning in. and you can see it's a little bit here recently with mike but it has been a huge watershed moment in the

one woman who did make her way into the coffers food see the illness with alina but also winning the 1st set 63 she dropped the 2nd set to mexican qualifier in art outside our sewer 6 love. range 178th in the world but the ukrainian battle back to take the deciding set 6 to advance to the next round. on the men's side 2015 champion stands of rincon has achieved 150 grand slam match wins the swiss was in action against germany's dominique curved her winning 63623661 meanwhile 12 times roland garros champion rafa nadal is on court as we speak to say it. let's go to football now and brazil's association is expecting its players based in europe to fly to south america for the upcoming world cup qualifiers despite over $1000.00 concerns that includes paris and remands neymar and little trio allison for binya and a bit of amino the hall being called up for brazil's games against a bit livia and peru south america is pressing ahead with qualifiers even though the asia and conquer careful regions have postponed their is until next year. and a big game coming up in germany later this is brasi

alina wen. doctor, the nation, of course, is reaching this 200,000 death mark in the u.s. it's just kind of staggering that this many months out especially considering it's not an issue of changing knowledge necessarily about what's going on, it's confusing guidance from the cdc. what do you make of this? >> it's extremely confusing and that type of whiplash, especially without an explanation directly from the cdc creates confusion and leads to lack of trust in the cdc overall. we do expect guidance over time to change based on new science and new research and in this case there's growing evidence about aerosol transmission, that coronavirus is not something that's trance meted only through the large respiratory droplets. we have known that it's transmitted through the much smaller aerosols and why we advise on masks, ventilation. so i was glad when i saw the cdc guidelines first appear on friday. although we need to say they didn't have a press conference. not like they announced the change but just appeared on the website and they retracted this and one has to wonder wha

he mentioned one, he called her alina, a maiden who is found to cause trouble. he got in trouble, not for naming them after maidens, he sacked after the job, he typhoons to report on and hurricanes but he started naming them after local rather ans and saying nasty things about them. we skip to 1941 when a very called "storm" by george stuart was published, a national best seller. about a hurricane, but a storm that battled across the ocean.c in it, a junior meteorologist decided to name all storms after women. he sort of christened them with name to give them a personality. e named the storm in that book maria or mariah actually. g.i.s ook was sent out to and navy men throughout the pacific theater during world war ii. with it very familiar and actually in the 1940's in the pacific theater, the navy army started naming women.s after that didn't get adopted right away here in the atlantic, but 1950's, the weather bureau decided that people were keeping ting confused track of hurricanes, so they if a d the army navy nettic alphabet, a bell, baker, harlie to name h

and alina adams points out not all filters are made equal. >> make sure that the product that you bought, because right now there are a lot on the market, that those products not only were tested, but they actually passed the standards. >> reporter: and at this national laboratory, this engineer is working with adams on a project to clear air indoors and improve health. their ongoing effort made more challenging with booth covid-19 a both covid-19 and the wildfires. >> whether the virus or wildfire, we need to have a solution toklth. >> reporter: and for covid, adam says that the goal is to increase ventilation by bringing in outside air to dilute the air indoors. and to combat smoke, the recommendation is stay indoors, shut windows. >> it is a double-edged problem that we're faced with. and there are come take difficulter to recommendations. >> reporter: and her advice, go back to basics. use bake position soda or vinegar instead of chemicals. this will limit the need to ventilate or let in outside air. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> good reminder, i need to check my furnace filte

brought buses in and got them to safety chateau boswell winery in saint helena gone blackrock and insane alina gone and as we said many homes we have team coverage this morning out in the field our reporters have been chasing the flames showing you damage. >>and some homes standing some homes destroyed so come to the tv and take a look at what sarah stinson can see in sonoma county because a lot of people have been watching to see if their home is standing sarah. >>yeah and i'm bringing you right to the action here in santa rosa of here live where we were talking about about a half hour. if you james darya this is the area off of a mountain hawk road and i want to show you that middle area we're discussing this whole middle area that has charred, but it's it's like a recreation area that people can use to walk those railings or stairs and then in between is in between 2 neighborhood you can see the neighborhoods all along that area have mostly been spared you can see fire trucks lining those homes making sure they keep an eye on them so if they do catch fire they can make sure to put out immed

he mentioned one, he called her alina, a maiden who is found to cause trouble. he got in trouble, not for naming them after maidens, he was sacked after the job, he continued to report on typhoons and hurricanes but he started naming them after local politicians and saying rather nasty things about them. we skip to 1941 when a very popular novel called "storm" by george stuart was published, a national best seller. it wasn't about a hurricane, but a storm that battled across the pacific ocean. in it, a junior meteorologist decided to name all storms after women. he sort of christened them with a name to give them a personality. he named the storm in that book maria or mariah actually. that book was sent out to g.i.s and navy men throughout the pacific theater during world war ii. they were very familiar with it and actually in the 1940's in the pacific theater, the navy and the army started naming typhoons after women. that didn't get adopted right away here in the atlantic, but in the early 1950's, the weather bureau decided that people were often getting confu

let's go as hoping to defend the trophy but alina is looking to reclaim the title they were craney and is a former 2 time champion at the italian open she's also through to the 3rd round after beating the necessity of. 363 and 76. in the men's tournament rock on the dawn made a return to court for the 1st time in 200 days because of the pandemic the king of clay showed no signs of rust dropping just 2 games as he thrashed country men problem. in straight sets 61616161. feeling is not the best no you know. playing with the crowd especially here well everywhere but here in rome the crowd is very enthusiastic so yeah i mean honestly . the los angeles dodgers are the 1st team to make it to the pandemic playoffs after the shortened baseball season a.j. pollock and chris taylor homered and will smith not the after driven 3 runs against the san diego padres the dodgers went on to beat the padres $75.00 to $2.00 of 3 and a matchup of the league's top 2 teams. and you don't have to know a lot about baseball to know that this is a pretty impressive play that you're about to see by tony kemp of t

alina sousse over an acquaintance of kitchener was also found not guilty but thomas was sentenced to 25 years in prison for helping carry out the murder back in april 2 men were convicted after admitting involvement in march 2nd former soldier who was the gunman got 23 years in prison and the other 15 years. young can his fiance martina cause near over was shot dead in their house near bratislava are in feb 28th they were both 27 could check wrote about corrupt businessmen in slovakia as well as italy's drunk at a mafia and its connections with slovak politicians the 1st targeted killing of a journalist in slovak history prompted the biggest street protests since 1990 anticommunist velvet revolution in czechoslovakia within weeks the government collapsed prime minister robert fico resigned in the national police chief was fired but the anti corruption protests continued and the year after the killings suzanne a couple tova a human rights lawyer and political newcomer was elected president. she said she was shocked by thursday's not guilty verdict which left the families of young teen

for that story let's cross over to our reporter who's standing by in on the scene of the crime alina police give the press conference a little while ago what did they say. for the 1st time they told us about possibly motive of the crime and they told us that the alleged perpetrator the 27 year old woman was probably emotionally overwhelmed because her ex-husband had ended their relationship one year ago and she was at home all alone with her 6 children and another thing they talked about is the story off 11 year old musto her oldest son and the only one who survived and they told us that went to school in the morning and then the mother called the school to tell him to come home and said that something terrible had happened and they met at the train station and then took the train together to visit the grandmother of the children but she got off the train early and let must continue his travels all alone and we know that she then threw herself in front of the train at this sort off main station so incredibly tragic story that people in the tunnels in reacting to that story. well the

this is sunday night in and the black rock insane alina as it went up in flames. it was located along the silverado trail and you can see there's nothing left of it now. >>and here's a quick look live from one of the mountains high atop sonoma county looking out for snap and and you can see from this camera perspective, the hillside still on fire. as firefighters continue to battle blaze with at oroweat organic... ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the earth also takes care of us. you'd be surprised by our environmentally-friendly way of baking breads. our ingredients are farmed per strict usda organic standards. our bakeries are powered by renewable wind energy. and we support environmental causes through 1% for the planet. oroweat organic bread. great taste that's sustainably baked. and now, introducing our super delicious and nutritious organic kids bread featuring disney's mickey mouse and minnie mouse! you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with

alina. is from the ground some research institute on climate change and the environment the environment rather at the london school of economics she says that efforts to hold climate change must continue despite the pandemic and the conditions of global pandemic scav immense how to deal with more immediate priorities such as protecting human life and probably health and i think as we started building back from the pandemic it's very important that climate change doesn't sleep from the priority of the leaders and i think this is what some of this actions that we're seeing right on the wall that trying to deliver this message i think in the context of that it building from call of it i think all leaders should really take this as an opportunity to i think what measures so support the economists and the conditions when we're facing a global recession that you've bought off objectives bring economic growth creates new jobs but also how fast have it us climate crisis and there are a number of mea

she has more now from saint alina. >>here in napa county was a very difficult day for a lot of people especially those who have lived here all their lives as they watched the flames jumped in the air working swiftly hoping to get ahead of the flames that roared into the hot air helicopters raced and dropping water one of my kids best friends, the lost their homes. it's really side in the heart of napa a heartbreaking sight. flames tearing through hillsides, leaving so much destruction behind businesses. >>the animals unfortunately trish wagner on native napa resident who witnessed the horrific fires back in 2017 says. >>this is the worst she's seen we can see the fire on both bridges, i mean this is profound. >>this is horrifying i mean this is the poor people i all of our community though we're going to rally together we're going to get it back together but. it's very frightening. >>and very impactful for everyone. >>in addition to homes institutions to the area beloved by many places like the glass mountain and on si

temperatures, few 60's mixed and in pittsburgh while 40's in santa rosa this morning as well as over to state alina so it is a cool morning and it will be a cool afternoon to even cooler than yesterday was with daytime highs only in the 60's and 70's. more weather still to come robin. >>all right let's talk about this hot spot. we have traffic backing up quickly throughout the east bay was very quiet and now we have a multi vehicle accident. ince and all that standing up traffic on southbound 6.80 which is the commute direction. this is right at and roddy your 2 little lanes are blocked. there's a gas leak we have about 4 cars involved here crews are on scene they've already called for some tow trucks, but that backup is just quickly growing it's already backed up on 6.80 beyond 84, and then just crawls up to the scene as i zoom out you can see the whole stretch from dublin all the way down to fremont and we're up to a whopping 48 minutes because of this hot spot to make it from dublin to fremont so get out there early if you can really quick peak at the bay bridge. we had a little bit of a backup

they're using helicopters dropping water on hot spots near seen alina the fire tore through the hillsides. places like the glass mountain and on silverado trail. totally burned out. cal fire says they are monitoring the winds around the clock hoping to get a break. >>the winds are number one on the challenge gusty that lower the make fires like this burned so radically so quickly and that is the strong winds that often send embers up to a mile ahead of the not only creating spot fires with challenges are firefighters, but it send embers onto the homes. >>this is something that we have been through now for a at recent years it seems to be yearly and 2017. the tubbs fire. burns through parts of napa and sonoma counties leaving a wake much like what we're seeing now here again a lot of these people rebuilt and they're going to wait to see if their homes are still standing. and because of the fires. some of the kids in the north bay cannot go to school continuing their distance learning would be impossible they're out of their homes, many have no power. no computers with them. the bennett val

well let's speak you know to alina could score she's the director of the globe policy institute think tank and joins us now by skype from bratislava good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news are we are in something of a stalemate at the moment what do you think these protests happening this sunday will change if anything. thank you very much data as you rightly pointed out it's a stalemate and the government's has no intention to give in to the demands of the protests thirst neither do the protesters have any time abandon their rebel low spirits and go into the streets i do not think that the protests today will change something in the short trial or immediately but nonetheless this is a very important sign of the government to look south that contrary to what was predicting the protests have the result of conceding you know they've already been continued for over 5 weeks and they are determined to keep going not which means that look does not have the luxury to go back to business as usually and he will have to deal with a very different population and a very different country

alina suso over an acquaintance of kitchener was also found not guilty but thomas zabol was sentenced to 25 years in prison for helping carry out the murder back in april 2 men were convicted after admitting involvement in march 2nd former soldier who was the gunman got 23 years in prison and the other 15 years . young can his fiance martina near over was shot dead in their house near brought to slather in feb 28th they were both 27 could check wrote about corrupt businessmen in slovakia as well as italy's drunk at a mafia and its connections with slovak politicians the 1st targeted killing of a journalist in slovak history prompted the biggest street protest since 1990 anticommunist evolve it revolution in czechoslovakia within weeks the government collapsed a minister robert fico resigned in the national police chief was fired but the anti corruption protests continued and a year after the killings susanna cutover a human rights lawyer and political newcomer was elected president. was she said she was shocked by thursday's not guilty verdict which left the families of young martina

he mentioned one, he called her alina, a maiden who is found to cause trouble. he got in trouble, not for naming them after maidens, he was sacked after the job, he continued to report on typhoons and hurricanes but he started naming them after local politicians and saying rather nasty things about them. and that got even more of his funding cut off. we skip to 1941 when a very popular novel called "storm" by george stuart was published, a national best seller. it wasn't about a hurricane, but a storm that battled across the pacific ocean. in it, a junior meteorologist decided to name all storms after women. he sort of christened them with a name to give them a personality. he named the storm in that book maria or mariah actually. that book was sent out to g.i.s and navy men throughout the pacific theater during world war ii. they were very familiar with it and actually in the 1940's in the pacific theater, the navy and the army started naming typhoons after women. that didn't get adopted right away here in the atlantic, but in the early 1950's, the weather bure

stylish, seductive spy in the 1960s the avengers, and another vast audience a half—century later playing alina tyrell, the monstrous kucka living figure in game of thrones. that was a measure of the scale —— calculating. who would believe that somebody like emma peel, the same actress could, andi emma peel, the same actress could, and i was so transfixed by this when i saw it, to see when she took to the west end and to new york. this was an enthralling performance. and quite amazing. she had the most tremendous dramatic range emotionally, and she could have fun on stage as she did with tom stoppard and opposite michael holden which was a famous production. but also so monstrous as the mother. she enjoyed playing villains, but she said the truth and a part was most important even if it was far from her own personality. it was her knowledge of the human experience that she would bring to it. did you know her personally, had you met her? i met her several times because she was actually charming. went to several of the plays she performed m, several of the plays she performed in, and got back

in the 60's and 70's but look at these areas in the north bay that are in the 80's like napa 82 say alina 84 with so much wind you are seeing mixing in that heat staying closer to the surface meaning temperatures never really cool down much last night for some of these areas and a hot start to the morning for those out there in the firefight daytime highs today going to be our hottest of the forecast triple digits. inland that includes napa bayside areas in the night and in the 90's while 80's towards the coast. back to you james. >>all right, thank you very much john want to share with you again live pictures from our a remote camera network. this one camera high up on the hills here in napa sonoma county looking out over the region you can certainly see the hillsides once again glowing with fired as we have major fires burning once more up in the wine country will have more on our continuing now more than ever, it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance.

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