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July 7, 2024
The stabbing at a new york gas station that killed a gay professional dancer. The death being investigated as a hate crime the teen police are searching for. And the extraordinary legacy of Henrietta Lacks more than 70 years after her cells were harv harvested without her knowledge, the historic settlement for her family good evening, and thank you for joining us Donald Trumps legal jeopardy became much more serious late today, after the former president was indicted for a third time, this time,...
July 7, 2024
Smith coming before the cameras moments ago to make the announcement. The indictment also stsix unindi coconspirators. Who are they . Tonight the reac frrump as he once again runs for the white house in 2024. Our team In Washington and our legal analysts standing by. Also tonight, the Suspected Gilgo Beach Serial Killer making his first appearance in court. Victims Family Members inside the courtroom. The biggest wildfire in the u. S. This year exploding to more than 80,000 acres and producing f...
April 30, 2024
In an exclusive interview with Melanie de Souza, Executive Director for Destination Marketing at the Royal Commission for AlUla, we dive into the purpose behind Saudi Arabia's preserved ancient oasis city's global outreach and its potential contribution to the Kingdom's Vision 2030.
August 28, 2023
Bringing the colour and excitement of AlUla Moments and AlUla’s extraordinary landscapes and rich history to life.
August 1, 2023
Could start coming down at us. >> reporter: as the unusual desert blaze destroys protected joshua trees and threatens endangered animals. >> just heartbreaking. >> reporter: the erratic conditions here have created firenados, a vortex of swirling flames and smoke. baking in triple-digits, firefighters are battling an inferno while working inside an oven. >> it gets really bad. its hard to breathe. >> reporter: if the heat wasnt enough, smoke is drifting across two states, smothering parts of las...
January 9, 2021
Print There’s nothing like launching a gardening passion by tearing out a hilly front lawn by hand with a saw and crowbar, designing a low-water garden, and then getting it installed. But that’s just what Vista homeowner and novice gardener Robin Ziegler did, starting in 2018 and going through 2019. And all that hard work yielded not just a colorful refuge for birds, butterflies and bees, but also the Vista Irrigation District’s win in the 2020 WaterSmart Landscape Contest. Digging deep (...