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KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 11 July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 11 July 13, 2024

Crosswalk when he was hit. Lone tree is still closed. Right now police say the driver of the car did suffer some minor injuries but that that person is cooperating. Police do not believe that drugs or alcohol played a role in this crash. Our other top story tonight, new questions emerging in the coronavirus crisis. Tonight Health Officials in Solano County are retracing a womans steps. Shes been diagnosed with the coronavirus, but they dont know highway she got infected. Her diagnosis has caught the nations attention as the race to contain the coronavirus ramps up, the cdc is making changes an...

LINKTV France 24 July 14, 2024 - Vimarsana News

LINKTV France 24 July 14, 2024

We have exhausted our planets Natural Resources for the year. I will speak to the founder of the Global Footprint Network about earth overshoot day. Hello and welcome back to the newsroom. We start with China Holding a protests inng on hong kong. Beijing said it would continue to support the leader of the terrrritory and china harshly criticized violence by protesters. This after another weekend of clashes between police and prodemocracy demonstrators. On all people to unequivocally oppose and boycott violence. Recent developments, especially violence by radical elements have undermined the br...

Ron Arnold, 1937-2022 - Vimarsana News

Ron Arnold, 1937-2022

Exposed green terror while defending the environment and property rights.

RIP Ron Arnold, founder of the Wise Use movement - Vimarsana News

RIP Ron Arnold, founder of the Wise Use movement

In early 1981, Secretary of the Interior Jim Watt telephoned me in my office at the other end of the two-square block U.S. Department of the Interior building in Washington, D.C. Ron Arnold was headed my way to research his book “about what we’re doing here,” Jim reported. “Tell him everything you know.”