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Sankt Augustin - „Am Freitagmorgen sind wir zum Schichtwechsel über die Erft geflogen, da sieht es echt gruselig aus“, berichtet der Erste Polizeihauptkommissar Michael Marx, Ausbildungsleiter der Luftfahrerschule für den Polizeidienst bei der Bundespolizei. Seit Donnerstagnacht fliegt er mit seiner „Puma“ in die Krisengebiete nach Swisttal, Rheinbach und ins Ahrtal. An diesem Freitag gegen 6.30 Uhr kamen die ersten Meldungen. „Häuser sind abgerutscht, zwischen...

>> thank you. >> could you tell us how many people are still missing? >> sandra: you have finally been given an official update, speaking on this partial building collapse. ron desantis singh moments ago we still have hope to be able to identify additional survivals. john, stating that the crew there are in search and rescue mode. they are doing everything they can in this moment to save lives. they are not going to rest until they do, describing a shift change that just happened as they try to ...

Office deputies who confronted the suspect very quickly and when they confronted the suspect, he took his own life. >> reporter: that was the sheriff speaking with savannah guthrie earlier on "today." there are only fatalities in this case, no injuries. were learning more about the victims. some if not all vta employees. you heard from the family of one of them. truly a hero. calling co-workers, warning them about what was happening. and this was happening during a shift change. midnight shift w...

Those handguns were semiautomatic handguns and the suspect went from building to building shooting his victims. it appears he was an employee here. he knew where other employees would be, where he could inflict the most damage tragically enough. bomb-sniffing dogs were also here on the scene. we know they made a hit on a locker that investigators now believe belonged to the suspect in which they found the precursor, stephanie, to making a bomb, including detonation cords. steph? >> lindsey, what...

There. lets go to the scene in san jose. thats where we find msnbc weekend anchor, lindsey reiser. lindsey, good morning. we know another victim died overnight. we know the identity there. what more can you tell us about what we know since the shooting took place? >> willie, definitely a sad morning beginning here to the day, here in san jose. as you mentioned, a ninth victim dying at the hospital overnight. and late last night, we learned the names and the ages of the victims. we are going to s...

My life. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom angry and emotional over the latest mass shooting in his state. this morning, another senseless shooting and a tragic loss of life. investigators tell us there are two crime scenes here, but its unclear if the suspected opened fire in two separate locations or if the victims went from one building to another. we know he worked here for over a decade. whats unclear is why he snapped. willie? >> nine hard-working people on a shift change at a light rail ...

Posted: Apr 29, 2021 3:11 PM AT | Last Updated: April 29 Tim Manuel was one of 15 people to take the male supervisor training pilot program, Leadership for Todays World, in January 2021.(Submitted by Tim Manuel) A program from YWCA Halifax is aiming to create more inclusive workplaces for women in skilled trades by training the people who can have a large impact — male supervisors. Fewer than five per cent of electricians, carpenters and automotive technicians are women but Miia Suokona...

Heroes on the half shell: New Haven filmmaker at work on oystering documentary FacebookTwitterEmail New Haven filmmaker Steve HammPhoto by Dan Hamm / Contributed As someone with a strong interest in environmentalism, Steve Hamm is fascinated by oysters and the whole business of oystering. Hamm, 69, of New Haven, is a documentary filmmaker who first became drawn to Connecticut’s oystering industry while making a film about Connecticut’s Mill River. During that project, Hamm interviewed Norwa...

Heroes on the half shell: New Haven filmmaker at work on oystering documentary FacebookTwitterEmail New Haven filmmaker Steve HammPhoto by Dan Hamm / Contributed As someone with a strong interest in environmentalism, Steve Hamm is fascinated by oysters and the whole business of oystering. Hamm, 69, of New Haven, is a documentary filmmaker who first became drawn to Connecticut’s oystering industry while making a film about Connecticut’s Mill River. During that project, Hamm interviewed Norwa...

ANIMAL WATCH-The stern face of a Pit Bull adorns the Best Friends’ Animal Society’s Facebook  announcement, “Together, We Made LA a No-Kill City,” but there is no mention of Los Angeles Animal Services nor General Manager Brenda Barnette as part of this accomplishment. Was this an oversight?  Barnette is retiring as General Manager of LAAS after a decade of  brutal attacks by Pit Bulls and other dogs with known-aggressive behavior on innocent and unsuspecting victims—adopters, ...