When price first made his may day call, radar records show the plane was going 250 niles an hour miles an hour. The plane rapidly descended and thats when price lost control. Crews spent much of the weekend searching for debris and found the site. An extensive ground search was conducted by the Kern County Sheriffs office, the Bakersfield Police department, the california Highway Patrol as well as the kern county Fire Department. No air was used due to the weather. At about 7 24 p. M. , they located the debris of a plane in this area. Reporter the National Weather service says it was rainy an cloudy in and cloudy. They warned of icing. Kiet do, back to you. Thank you. Keep the umbrella handy. We could see a repeat of sunday when shoppers got soakers in San Franciscos union square. No one is smiling. Im walking around. Look how magnificent this is. People are shopping and people are just straight faced. Im like look up. This is miraculous, rain is falling from the sky. Its pretty cool.
It. In new york is the same way. Even if you dislike new york too much to visit, you should care what happens there because youre an american and new york is by far this countrys biggest city. New york is more than twice as many people, second place is los angeles. Its physically tiny, the entire city of manhattan is smaller than the dallas airport, but new york is 10 of our total gdp in this country. So what happens to you new york matters to the rest of us, like the place or not. Recently, new york seemed to be thriving. Official theorists succeeded in doing the single most important thing Civic Leaders can do, they made their city safe for normal people to live there. New york is one of the least dangerous metro areas in the world. They bragged about it. There is no mystery how they did it. The city hired tens of thousands of cops. They threw criminals and antisocial destroyers in jail and left them there, and it worked. New york improved dramatically. People with choices, people co
Mr. Robert Melville Harris age 92 years, a resident of Thunder Bay, passed away in St. Joseph's Hospice on Tuesday, October 5, 2021. Proud union member & president of Local 298 BRC, Bob retired from C.N.R. in 1988 after 39 years.