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it is not a safe learning environment. we heard from several students that george washington university who were threatened. they were being threatened while they were escorting us through the encampment. the university president was begging the city of washington, d.c. police to come in and remove the trespassers, and they are refusing to do so. i believe we are in the second week, it has almost been 14 days we are approaching the third week of this violation of the law, of trespassers, intimidation of jewish students, desecration of statues, the statute of george washington dressed as a hamas soldier, so i do think the department of education should bear some response ability. i think it is the role of the department of education to ensure that these students are being protected, that they are in a safe environment, and from what i saw firsthand george washington university, i don't think that is the case, especially for jewish students. i guess my question is will you commit to working with these university presidents a

pool, and i just couldn't relax, that is, i said: "solomia, be glad, there is a swimming pool, you are safe, but i have this anxiety, it's like you know how something like that just stuck to me from behind, and it was so dangerous, and i i remember that we flew there, because we lived not far from some small..." planes were flying all the time, i just really squatted down and dived under the water four or five times, because my psyche was already set, well, for bombing, although i was on the front line, but i heard these explosions, i didn’t observe it as much as the guys at ground zero, they have it all the time, and... how can you even have such anxiety when you have already left and rest somewhere or in the same carpathians or something else, and she just follows you, ugh, uh, well, first of all, me i would treat her like, well, how in general we teach people to be with emotions, we just look at them first, we notice that this anxiety is happening to me, and then we give them a place for such acceptance. to be there, because when we are in a hurry to get rid of it, it often does not work

there is no safe place. no u.n. school is safe.s no safe place. >> the head of the human agency for palestinian refugees says there were 6000 people sheltering in the school and that the coordinates of that facility had been shared with the israeli army. a palestinian journalist posted this clip on social media the morning after the strike and it has been verified by our teams. >> i'm currently in a school that was targeted by the israeli forces with at least three airstrikes in the morning. people were sleeping when israeli forces targeted them. all of the floor is filled with blood. children and women are terrified. unfortunately they don't have anywhere to go. there is no shelter in the school. >> israel says these were precise strikes that destroyed three specific classrooms. >> our strike was based on intelligence and used precise you nations. using surveillance and intelligence. we called it off twice to make sure we were precise and to limit any unwanted civilian casualties. >> the u.s. is calling on israel to publicly relea

it is not a safe learning environment. we heard from several students that george washington university who were threatened. they were being threatened while they were escorting us through the encampment. the university president was begging the city of washington, d.c. police to come in and remove the trespassers, and they are refusing to do so. i believe we are in the second week, it has almost been 14 days we are approaching the third week of this violation of the law, of trespassers, intimidation of jewish students, desecration of statues, the statute of george washington dressed as a hamas soldier, so i do think the department of education should bear some response ability. i think it is the role of the department of education to ensure that these students are being protected, that they are in a safe environment, and from what i saw firsthand george washington university, i don't think that is the case, especially for jewish students. i guess my question is will you commit to working with these university presidents a

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we want biking to feel safe, comfortable and convenient. every youth to have the opportunity to learn how to bike. i want to thank all those who worked tirelessly to insure san francisco has a beautiful bike lanes and bike accessibility we see today. i hope that this will continue as we work together as a community. thank you all so much. [applause] >> alright. and final speaker we are going to have supervisor ahsha safai of district 11. [applause] >> alright. let's give it up for the bicycle coalition today! thank you for your great organizing. i want to thank claire leading our group. it was a phenomenal ride. claire, long time district 11 resident did a tremendous job. we had one of the biggest turn outs. they didn't all make it to city hall but it was one of the largest turn outs i have seen since i have been supervisor. my name is ahsha safai. i dont how many supervisors road their bike to work or anywhere day but city hall today, but i can tell you, one thing that i enjoyed the most about it is, you see the city from a different persp

and right now, far too many don't feel safe and they don't feel safe because of the policies put forward by liberals in the dc city council that allowed crime to spike in the nation's capital. as the chairman and the committee i can tell you i'm committed to making sure that you have the resources you need to be able to do your job and be able to make sure we continue to put pressure and pass laws as we have to overturn soft on crime policies. we've been successful once and vetoed by the president of the united states and other time but we are going to continue our efforts to make sure that everyone, visitors, staff members, members alike are safe here in the nation's capital. on behalf of i think all the members who showed up, i want to say thank you to the law enforcement officers at the metropolitan police department, the men and women who were out there every day whose jobs are hard and in particular because of the policies and the soft on crime policies that have been advocated by the city council. i will pause them and once again thank the witnesses for appearing before us today. y

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that we pay are safe night. we place. yeah, please. in awe or pushing the limits of what is capable all right. ready to show the world how good i am. >> i've trained all over the globe, and that's what you're going to see an awl whole different vc we wednesday night dynamite, tonight dbs happening right now, president biden is in france kicking off a big trip at a really big moment, both at home and abroad. >> he's joining world leaders there to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day, the trip also offering him an opportunity, his white house is no doubt looking to capitalize on, which is drawing an even sharper contrast once again, between him as commander in chief and his opponent, donald trump at home as a convicted criminal. and then there is also this new headline, the white house is forced to confront and contend with this morning from the wall street journal reporting that with the headline behind closed doors, biden shows signs of slipping. cnn's kayla tausche is traveling with the president this morn

camilla will bring 10,000 rubles to the safe program.icipants will be able to replenish the safe program during the first three golden horseshoe tours and maximize its amount by 90,000 rubles. it is important that before the start of each tour, our guests should always be numbers. vlad, please tell me, how do you think thoughts are material? i think thoughts are definitely material, i have always been on this side, that is, i... always for people to think positively, if they think negatively, then negativity will happen, if people think materially, i think materially will be produced , that is, how can i say, no, you already said it as a motivational coach, many people have already signed up for your courses, as you think, so it happens, so i’m always for it stoked, cool, i absolutely agree with you, camilla, but what do you think, does luck come to those who are purposeful or does it choose whom? good question, glory, to which i would answer like this, you can’t catch fish from work without work, but of course you can’t do without a bit

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i'm looking for a safe place. everyone is left the hospital to the area surrounding the hospital and and, and people are literally, it can't find anything said they do not know where to go. they're searching for a place they're trying to move west. but again, our headquarters there are lots cop, just people are hearing live the munitions or the or are kind of re sending and it's also not safe for them do evacuated from outside the hospital. this is the scene right now. and no one can understand anything because that's can they think it starts is escalating in one hour. all the hurt is i'm going to say i'm just in close and these are crying children crying mothers looking for their children. not being right now. i want to make it absolutely tell me what is happening right now. let's see. we can see some pictures from the alex hospital and then also some of the pictures from down on the bottom. but what we are talking about, and in recent days and weeks is a significant escalation, a class such and is writing a tax

there is no safe place. no u.n. school is safe.s no safe place. >> theead of the human agency for palestinian refugees says there were 6000 people sheltering in the school and that the crdinates of that facility had been shared with the israeli army. a palestinian journalist posted this clip on social media the morning after the strike and it has been verified by our teams. >> i'm currently in a school that was targeted by the israeli forces with at least three airstrikes in the morning. people were sleeping when israeli forces targeted them. all of the floor is filled with blood. children and women are terrified. unfortunately they don't have anywhere to go. there is no shelter in the school. >> israel says these were precise strikes that destroyed three specific classrooms. >> our strike was based on intelligence and used precise you nations. using surveillance and intelligence. we called it off twice to make sure we were precise and to limit any unwanted civilian casualties. >> the u.s. is calling on israel to publicly release t

since then, it's continued to be a safe haven for those in the lgbtq plus community.s new owner is now jumping at the opportunity to continue that legacy. this is not about making money for me. this is about creating a space for our community will have more on the remarkable history of this bay area bar that's coming up tonight at 5:00 and to watch all of our pride month stories as head to our website k p i x.com. thank you so much for joining us for today's conversation about pride month and the mission of sf pride we'd love to hear what you think poster thoughts online using the hashtag kpi ex cbs evening news is next, and local news continues. on our streaming service, cbs news bay area i'll see you at 5:00. >> norah: tonight, making progress. the announcement from kensington palace on princess kate cancer treatment. the new photo from the royals as she says she is "not out of the woods yet." speak with a personal decision for her. i think she won't want to be there to support her children at her family. >> norah: and what we are

without the programs the participants will not have a safe environment to learn, play safely and have funds. the programs are important because they provide a safe environment for kids to learn grow and have fun. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for sharing your comments. before the next speaker speaks, quick reminder, this room was constructed a hundred years ago and challenging to hear when you speak into the microphones. i request if you observe the meeting, please do not applaud for the speaker who spokes. it eats up the time and makes challenging for us to hear you. next speaker. >> hello, my name is--and i like my program. please please continue to fund this. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, pleaseism >> my name is robby. i like my hunters point family. i like my program, because it helps me read and helps me learn, and it takes me to football practice and it-- >> thank you robby. can we have the next speaker, please? >> hello board of supervisors. i attend [indiscernible] i urge you to consider these budget cuts and find ways to support our youth programs. invest

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this will safe lives and i know san franciscans cannot wait. and i will continue to press for traffic enforcement, we're holding a hearing again on that, at the committee at the end of april in city hall. we must protect all visitors and through vision zero and i look forward to all of us unifying to tackle the goal with the urgency that it deserves and demands in the coming years and years. and i believe i now get to introduce a true a true, safety advocate and champion, both well as a supervisor on the boateder of supervisors, as president of the board of supervisors, then as a state legislature and now back to us as city attorney, we're glad to have you david chu. [applause] >> good afternoon, brothers and sisters. so i have to say as somebody who has attended many many events here on the steps of city hall, today feels different. this is a different kind of moment. this is a moment of emotion, of reflection and of intent recommitment and i want to thank you all of you for being part of our san francisco community. ten years ago, when which

essential to achieving safe goals. the safe and accountability development, testing and employment of autonomous vehicles which can help us reduce serious injuries and death on our roadways. i expect our witnesse discuss the principles and data behind the safe systems approach as well as how we can better support communities. we have already made important progress. congress took one key step towards supporting roadway safety with a passage of the bipartisan infrastructure law 2021. the law provides five billion dollars in safe streets for grants for local, regional and tribal ies to prevent roadway deaths and injuries. and reires measure their success along the way. the bipartisan infrastructure law is also the first piece of legislation to establish requirements for complete street standards. these ensure that our roadways can safely accommodate all traffic, that includes vulnerable road users like pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists and people with disabilities as well as the elderly. and finally, with the help o

my main concern is just making sure that they get to school safely and that they go back home safely. bigad: the school year in san francisco just ended. but over the summer, the city plans to hold a training session for crossing guards where they hope to learn more about the safety concerns regarding driverless cars. all right, coming up, where are all the women? inside the san jose fire department, there is a major gender gap and, according to some firefighters, sexist culture. we investigate. bigad: there is a widening gender gap inside the san jose fire department. in fact, the agency has so few women a civil grand jury issued a scathing report on the disparity back in 2020. two women, who used to work for san jose fire, tell us they endured a sexist, fraternity-like culture. investigative reporter hilda gutierrez has been looking into that. hilda? hilda gutierrez: like most fire departments across the country, there aren't many women in the ranks of san jose firefighters, fewer than 4%. female firefighters tell us the low numbers are the result of a pervasive frat house culture i

now one of them will be able to open that same safe.na, you need to name now three lucky numbers, which will become the code for our safe, whose code will be formed earlier during the russian lotto draw, he will take all the money accumulated in the safe, everything is clear, everything i see, yeah, great, marina, you replenished the safe with a larger amount, so the first number i i propose to name it for you. i ask you five five zarina nine nine the second number marina 13 13 zarina 38 38 on the third number i ask you marina let the number be seven and let the number be seven zarina 88 naturally 88 so the codes defined for zarina are 9 30. 8 and 88, for marina it is 5,13 and 7. and we move on to the russian lotto draw. today, in the 1,549 russian lotto draw, we will draw for you country houses worth 3 million rubles. and a large number of money presses. there will be three barrels left for the bears, there will be more winners. anniversary russian lotto, an additional draw awaits you, a golden keg, winning tickets in which, on the thi

it was called the sausalito and it was a safe although not entirely safe because >> after the golden gate bridge had been built. some of cops the enforcement people would come across the bridge along with all of the other of those a bar. this bar had a buzzer system where doorman had a buzzer. and if he saw he or she saw one of those enforcement people coming up, the street would and let everybody inside the bar know so that they could straighten car also brought me to sailors a popular mexican restaurant in town with its own fabled past. >> what happened was the houseboat community up. >> ridgeway here which was becoming very in the early 50's was home to the generation. and then then shortly after that, the hippie generation there were lots and lots of people who lived there. and this was just about the closest place they could come as people. car feels so passionately about sausalito is bar scene and its importance. he is working on a book to document and peel back the layers of how it played a pivotal role. >> during a time when being for many was a closely guarded secret. you kn

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to advocate for safe streets for all children and all people in san francisco. everyone should be free to move around the city safely using their transportation mode of choice. i strongly support mayor breed's healthy vibrant bond measure that invest in our street infrastructure. over 1 million people travel around san francisco every day. too many lose their lives or severely injured on our streets. this bond will improve our roads prioritizing the safety of people, pedestrians, cyclists, people with mobility challenges and motorists by investing in safer sidewalks, crosswalks and street and reducing driving speeds. importantly, the healthy vibrant bond aligns with city policies such as transit first, vision zero, climate action and safe streets initiatives all focus reducing traffic crashes, promoting equity and protecting our city and future generations. thank you mayor breed and board of supervisors for supporting this bond measure. san franciscans deserve safer streets now. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. my name is lauren ellis, the very proud owner

and i just want a safe environment for people to be in, that's all. meantime, today, oakland police announced a summer safety plan, a strategy that was planned before the mass shooting near lake merritt. there will be increased police patrols starting tomorrow. it's an increased police presence throughout the city. we're also partnering with some of our outside law enforcement partners from the local, state and federal level. and as far as mason, he says he hopes city leaders and police reach out to him. he has a long recovery ahead of him. we reached out to police late tonight to get an update for mason, but we did not immediately hear back. jim. jocelyn. thank you. new at 11. an investigation is underway tonight after another freeway shooting in the east bay. the chp says it happened around 230 this afternoon on 238 southbound in the hayward area near east 11th street. officers say the victim, they located one of them. unfortunately, that person was not hurt. well, the search is over on the peninsula tonight for a hiker who had been reported missing

i forgot on the front door, on the safe, there’s no one on the safe, no one left fingerprints exceptt still doesn’t prove anything, did you know about the safe in the apartment of the round one? i knew, well, you were in prison for residential robbery, i’m telling you, well , you have nothing so far, no money, no gun, well now go to the kitchen, take the washes and you will see that there are no powder gases on your hands, but if you were shooting with gloves, there won’t be any, so the promissory note, the citizen of april, the citizen of the round we have... rub. and here is the motive. yes. i took money from kolka, but i returned it. he gave me the receipt. we had a drink with him on this occasion. are there any witnesses that he returned it? no. listen, when i was walking to the stake, i saw a man on the stairs, about thirty years old . look what you looked like, leather jacket, bald, about 40 years old, not a leather jacket, but a man like a man, with hair, not blond, not brunette, well, he will be younger, brown-haired, which means the lady downstairs told me that in an hour fo

thankfully, miraculously the pilots landed the plane safely with no critical injuries. we are very fortunate that no passengers were seated in the seatthe plugged door. the plane was still climbing to its cruising altitude. had either of these factors been different, the been catastrophic. the aircraft in question was a boeing 737 max 9 delivered to alaska airlines a few months prior. for many of us it raised concerns, once again, of the safety of boeing aircraft. in the weeks that followed, the ntsb accident investigation settling details about boeing's production s.nened the bolts or over tightened bolts on the aircraft have borne the frames -- phrase from passengers, if it is a boeing, i ain't going. isn't good. even more alarming is ntsb stated the reason the plug door employee at the boeing facility open to the plug door and forgot to put the bolts back in. such a fundamental lapse in the production line is inexcusable and should have never happened. i was very glad to see the fa took swift action to ground the model after the accident. however, i do remain concern

if your city is not safe, it's not safe to live in your home is not safe to go to the store not safe to go to the movies. oh, my god. why are you living in a city like that >>with mayor sheng thao fighting for her own political career? bishop jackson doesn't have much faith in the current leadership to get the job done. >>absolutely. positively. unequivocally. not >>deadline to get the budget done is july 1st. but there is a possibility of extending that deadline if an agreement cannot be reached. >>so here are some other potential cuts of freeze of 5 engine companies in the fire department equaling more than $19 0 to put that in perspective, oakland firefighters are battling a fire that we just showed you a few minutes ago and that is all happening while they are facing these cuts, firefighters tell us closing even 1 station could spell trouble. we have reached a tipping where we are almost unable to do the job that the citizens of oakland expect us to do because we are so busy and so overworked and responding to so many calls. so making that even worse by closing stations will have

yes, i'm absolutely sure of that, did you have access to the safe? i have no?te daughter, elizaveta kalinina, appeared. victor died almost immediately after all the documents regarding the relationship were completed. interesting twist, you want to say that my brother's death was not an accident, now everything is possible, tell me, well, this kuzovlev, he’s in the know, of course, he’s in the know, he was the one who drew up the documents, he and lizo became very good friends, generally great. how are you feeling? everything is fine. this is a geocent. let it be a calendar for your recovery. when it blooms. you’ll be completely fine, i promise, and in a month and a half the restitute genat will be filled with such a wonderful aroma, i just adore these forks, and rita breeds it herself, she even brought out one new variety, yes, don’t worry, you ’ll really get better soon, all the best the bad things are already behind you, your memory will definitely come back to you. and these are clothes for you, thank you, i don’t need anything, yes, i’ll go to my daughter

i go, where is safe for them if anywhere?— go, where is safe for them if anywhere? — anywhere? i can say they are managing with _ anywhere? i can say they are managing with desperation l anywhere? i can say they are i managing with desperation and an interest in clinging to life in the few resources that they have. it's horrendous to see. millions of people leaving rafah and as you said for the second, third, fourth, eighth or ninth time they've moved for the people of very little. they don't have money to help them with the move. for transport even a few kilometres north. when they get to these areas that are so cold, humanitarian safe zones, we've seen their neither safe nor humanitarian. witnessing people going desperately to areas purely for safety and then arriving to find the same number, the same threats of life it leaves us feeling utterly helpless. in addition to the safety situation and the lack of food. talk to us about the risk of disease that there is as well caused by lack of hygiene and so many people living so close together. we so many people living

if something is even safe enough to be approved by process, we can assume it's safe. but not everyone is convinced. most of the seo and we as an organization of work in the defense of human rights and in the field of human rights, we work for the rights of food, the right to land, the right to health and the right to the environment that it's on the suddenly that it to me, i'm in maria who's safe and i'm still is a human life. its lawyer at the center of the legal and social studies of origin, tina, along with several of the n g o is the center, has filed a complaint with the organization for economic cooperation and development, the cd against bias business practices in south america. i did wanna watch the maximum, it's based on a model of maximum profitability, but they're trying to do it to so the largest area of land that's possible without farmers but directly through machines using genetically modified seats with the package of poisons. that includes the life of states so that the land can do more and more, but it is land that keeps degrading so that no other th

and please try to be safe. thanks your call. as rush rams up nuclear threats and at the war and ukraine, there's been a search and spending a long nuclear arms states on weapons of mass destruction still comb. international peace research institute has released a report warning nuclear weapons, having placed such a prominent role in global relations since the cold war. russia and this allied bella roost carried out more nuclear drills this month. the exercises were designed to discourage western support for ukraine and a separate report. the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons icon says there was a $10000000000.00 increase in global spending on nuclear weapons last year. i deb smith is the director of the stock home international piece research institute . and i asked him how all that money spent on nuclear weapons could be put to better use. i mean, i think the difficulty is deciding among so many important priorities. we have an ecological crisis which bodily needs money. we have a green transition that we need t

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