Their town. But those who survived we re their town. But those who survived were determined to rebuild and rugby had a role to play. The recovery Memorial Stadium now sits were a school once did and it made the with the world cup grounds, but it holds a greater significance. Something they marked in the right way by providing a real spectacle. Finishing off a well worked move for the opening try. And now it is time for the unexpected. Forest and battled and scored to restore parity and then when they had taken the lead, and trying to drive to the defence, if that showed the uruguay determination, with only so many professional players, the fan began to dream and that dream became a reality to the taking of philippe a. Fiji went over late on but it was not enough to stop the biggest upset of the tournament. Uruguay firsts when in 16 years. A memorable day for them and the town. Well, all the home nations are preparing for their second matches injapan, ireland play the hosts on saturday
The conditions improve. That is, people could start to leave tomorrow, weather permitting. This gives you a better idea of where everyone is stranded. There in the Black Rock Desert north of reno. Most people cant get a cell phone signal making it a challenge to communicate. We begin our coverage tonight with abc seven News Reporter cornell bernard. We had planned on leaving yesterday, but you know, it seems thats not thats not the plan. Matt schuster from San Francisco is patiently waiting for the weather to change in black rock city, home to burning man. So right now, how some some, you know, its a light shower. Its schusters 19th year attending the counterculture arts festival. And this year, torrential rain has stranded tens of thousands of burners. Its made the desert floor better known as the playa. A muddy mess. Its really not a good decision to try to drive. Organizers say driver out, even walking out is not advised. It is clay. Its even worse than than mud. So. So it fills in
Only to never install that technology. And were going to be joined by two bay area natives who are generating potential oscar buzz for their film shot entirely in armenia. Good evening. This is nbc bay area news tonight. Im jessica aguirre. Were going get to the stories in a moment. But we want to begin with this, smoky skies. Lets give you a live look across all of the bay area tonight. Even though we havent had much fire activity here lately, we are still feeling the effects as smoke blows in from oregon and northern california. In the south bay today, air quality index topped 150. In gilroy and san jose. Thats a level thats considered unhealthy, especially for anyone who might have a respiratory problem like asthma. A reading in that 150 range would be like smoking half a pack of cigarettes a day. And a reading in that 50 to 100 range is like smoking a quarter pack of cigarettes in a day. Okay, thats a lot of cigarettes in a day. Lets get straight to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri
And im ahmad daetz. The unhealthy conditions are forcing people to alter their outdoor plans. While some schools and local attractions closed altogether. We have abc seven News Team Coverage and well start with meteorologist sandhya patel. Sandhya. Conditions out there just do not look good. Yeah, its been really hazy and smoky. Larry and alma best to avoid exposure. Lets take a look at a live picture from our emeryville camera. You can see as we look towards 80 that its sort of a murky view as smoke impacts from those wildfires in Northern California. And oregon continuing here in the bay area. Spare the air alert is up today and it is going to continue tomorrow. Poor air quality both days. One thing we have noticed today is very subtle, but the onshore winds have picked up napa, gusting to 28 miles an hour. And that has brought some improved to parts of the north bay in the green as you will notice. But many parts of the bay area in the yellow, which is moderate and orange, which is
And now to the situation in the special operation zone. Crews of the grad rocket systems struck the strongholds of the Ukrainian Armed forces near ugledar. After receiving coordinates from reconnaissance, the fighters took up a firing position and opened fire. As a result of successful combat work , enemy manpower and equipment were destroyed. All details from eduard fudnikov. The crew of the rszzo grad 155 marine Infantry Brigade of the Pacific Fleet are preparing to leave for the line of combat contact. The soldiers take a position, deploy the installation in a matter of minutes and open fire. Special areas for hail are not required, the crew can work from any position, but it must be remembered that every shot can be detected by enemy aerial reconnaissance, so the soldiers do not stay long in one place. After live firing , they immediately dismantle the installation and go to cover. Hails cover a huge area, these are the socalled carpet impacts. The shells are capable of penetrating