i of course would prefer that the interior be preserved as it exists now, even though that's not the way it was initially designed, but i've been around long enough to know that it's not a good thing to have a single-use building that cannot be easily adapted to another use. it doesn't bode well for the preservation of the structure because people can't afford to just keep repairing roofs and facades and everything else if there isn't a functional use, so i'm open to that discussion about possibly removing some of the character designing features. to that end, miss lavalley, what would be the process -- if this were to be approved today, and the supes approved it with all the character defining features intact, what would be the steps that the applicant would need to take to make modifications for a new use -- a nontheater use? >> so the steps would be as with any designated landmark, assuming the board acts to approve the designation, would be to -- any proposed changes that would require a building permit would require a certificate of appropriateness, and the proposal would be rev

suspects, believed her shot dead to police officers during a routine traffic check in rural germany. interior minister describes the killing as an execution. also on the program, russia and the united states, prepared to face off in the un security council over ukraine. washington is demanding, but moscow justify its true build up near ukraine's border. moscow says the rest is needlessly stoking panic about a potential invasion. north korea test its most powerful weapons here, ballistic missile, capable of hitting us territories. in the pacific ocean, washington calls for direct talks with p on. yeah. and afghans find refuge in albania. i say, wait for the us to make good on. it's promised to take them in the many fear about dri will never come true. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. lisa, south, west germany hunting. at least 2 suspects in the killing of 2 police officers that relieved to have opened fire when they were pulled over in a routine traffic's traffic stop in the city of kaiser's latin. 2 officers were found dead when backup arrived. police looking for evidence. the lethal

the deed also shocked the federal government in berlin, said to spokesperson for the federal interior minister reading out her statement. we not finished our form independently of what motivated this deed taught. you know, it resembles an execution i. it demonstrates that police officers risk their lives for us on the job every day and my thoughts. i'm going to make dense family use colleagues and friends. we will do everything we can to hold the perpetrators accountable habit him either. i then shot the interior minister run on palatinate that will give him all the support he needs for rapid arrests and investigations. police have edge drivers not to pick up hitchhikers and have asked the population for help in finding the perpetrators as go straight to the scene. then we're, we're joined the w report at your sco vega. i welcome you oscar. what more can you tell us? well actually at our 420 a am this morning on this a district road to k 222 near by the city of omit the small village of all would we have to say correctly. and there were a police control, a routine control as they sat,

carmen habrían asesinado el gerente (nombre extranjero) el cuerpo del argentino fue encontrado al interioraño con dos disparos en la cabeza es una pérdida muygrande para playa del carmen es un lugar que le genera mucho interés los hechos violentos en quintana roo han dado mucho de qué hablar se registró una balacera en la playa el viernes al interior >>> el fiscal del estado afirma que todo está bajo control sin embargo reconoce quelas causas de estos hechos el gobierno de estados unidos emitió una alerta de viaje para que sus ciudadanos eviten visitar destinos como playa del carmen y tulúm >>> los viajeros no detienen sus planes solos para que crimen organizado papá del resplandor de las playas asimismo en méxico pero al norte una familia que estaba a puntode velar a un adolescente este mismo día las autoridades dieron con el supuesto cuerpo sin embargo cuando estaban a punto de iniciar el velatorio los familiares se percataron al ver que no correspondía dicen queel problema fue de fiscalía del menor esta desaparecido en las clínicas donde ofrecían las dos dosis de covid-19 por $250 para

a switched indigo inman as, as the interior minister of the state and the superior of the regional police. and as a father of 4 children, the same age as the 2 police officers who were killed with utmost brutality and deeply shot. your fat, middle beyond the rhine and platen, a police together with their colleagues from the czar region are working urgently. and i hope you understand i won't comment on an investigation that's ongoing. besides the saga, the other, the deed also shocked the federal government in berlin, said to spokesperson for the federal interior minister reading out her statement. nothing is our fault independently of what motivated this deed. it resembles an execution i. it demonstrates that police officers risk their lives for us on the job every day. my thoughts, i'm going to victims, families, colleagues, and friends. we will do everything we can to hold the perpetrators accountable, have it in my. i then shot the interior minister run on palatinate that will give him all the support he needs for rapid arrests and investigations. police have edge drivers not to pick u

overnight lows will be cold, dipping down into the 30s especially for the interior sheltered valleys. that could mean patchy fog early monday morning. mlk is also going to be a sunny day ahead. >>> governor newsom is making homelessness a central part of his agenda. yesterday he helped clean up a homeless encampment overlooking a freeway in san diego. he had a quick answer for a reporter who suggested he hasn'. >> so you want specifics? 58,000 people we've gotten off the streets. just in the last 12 months. weprocured hotel and motel rooms up and down the state of california. you want immediate short-term solutions, that's it. we did something permanent, $846 million last year. >> newsom says his new budget will pay for 50,000 units for the unhoused, including tiny homes. the plan also makes mental health services a part of that investment. >>> in oakland, the focus is on crime. more police academies, more investigators and more community outreach are all part of opd's new public safety plan to rebound from last year's homicide rate. 39 trainees including nine women. unregistered ghos

i've gone, astound interior minister wants the us to remove him from its most wanted list. the f b i is seeking the arrest of sir jude and connie for attacks against coalition forces . and at 1st sit down interview connie told al jazeera, the taliban has been fulfilling its commitments. he requested that we blow his face . on the stage had, for the month of her loved day, there was a fighting phase. and of course, that means that both sides targeted the enemy militarily and politically. and his face has ended. now. maybe the united states doesn't know that i was appointed as interior minister of kenneth stand. we lead in 19 or 20 a campaign against the us to defend our country and our people. and did our judy and we weren't harmed by the impose sanctions. and it didn't affect marell, but they sanctions and blacklists only hurt the people. and this shouldn't happen. more than 300 migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean near the southern italian islands of land. the do, sir. italian coast guard says they were on an overcrowded wooden boat, which was at risk of capsi

vemos que en esas zonas interior del paÍs estamos viendo las acumulaciones mÁs severas.a se han cancelado miles de vuelos. ayer se cancelaron 2000 vuelos a nivel nacional, y hoy, de acuerdo a un portal, se cancelaron mÁs de 1000 vuelos adicionales. estamos viendo condiciones realmente peligrosas para manejar en estos momentos en algunas partes del paÍs. lo que recomiendan las autoridades es no salir de casa. hoy es feriado, muchas personas no tienen que salir a trabajar, asÍ que si lo va a hacer, tamizar comenta que use el transporte pÚblico, es la mejor manera de evitar accidentes en las carreteras, y tambiÉn ayudarÁ a que los camiones que limpian y quiten la nieve puedan trabajar en estas condiciones. estamos viendo que las temperaturas va a bajar. la preocupaciÓn ahora es que esas carreteras queden congeladas. mucha precauciÓn. carolina: son recomendaciones, fabiola, vitales a esta hora para evitar accidentes. el mal tiempo en llegar hasta el sur de la florida, en las Últimas horas se han reportado al menos 5 tornados en la zona de forma gers, destruyendo escenas de c

interior tri-valley, interior east bay, on into the north bay, these are the locations to the north of santa rosa, near calistoga, that likely could once again see temperatures close to the upper 20s by morning. so tomorrow morning, bayside, mid-30s. notice the trend as we get into monday and tuesday. lows in the 40s my monday morning. 40s and 50s by tuesday as clouds come in, which means rain is just around the corner. so the frigid air starts to move out. raindrops come back in. we'll show you how much rain you can expect, how much snow this can mean to the sierra in our forecast in ten minutes. >>> the always impressive king tides are back in the bay area this weekend. this is a look at san francisco's embarcadero today. the water lapping right up onto the sidewalks. the peak expected to hit tomorrow just after 10:00 a.m. even monday the tides are going to be much higher than normal. king tides happen when the moon and sun are at their closest points to earth. >>> the official fireworks shows may have been canceled, but illegal fireworks still lit up the sky across the bay area last

ah, and my wife at an interior designer rock trumpet work. i. there was christy scott birthday cake and a celebration. i appreciate the rules label profit as the investigation, luna like calls for johnson to resign or increasing across the political spectrum. i think the public it might be molly himself. i think public opinion has already concluded, but he broke the rules that he made and that he hasn't told the truth about it. i mean, he hasn't got the authority to lead the country when we're in the middle of huge challenges. and therefore, he has to go for the good of the country. for now, johnson may still sound bullish, but if enough, conservative emp, decide the veto has gone too far. the prime minister could be forced to resign. by an earlier we spoke to the w london correspondent, charlotte shell, so pill and asked how likely boris johnson is to weather the storm. there is an enormous amount of anger that is allegation of the allegation of essentially the people who made the rules. one then following the rules themselves, but it won't be

ah, and my wife and an interior designer rocked up at work. ah, there was kristi's k o birthday cake and a celebration. it pushes the rules label profit as the investigation, luna light calls for johnson to resign. are increasing across the political spectrum. yes, i think the public, it might be mullins on. i think public opinion has already concluded that he broke the rules that he made on that he hasn't told the truth about it. what means he hasn't got the authority to lead the country when we're in the middle. huge challenges and therefore he has to go for the good of the country. for now, johnson may still sound bullish, but if enough, conservative and p decide their leader has gone too far, the prime minister could be forced to resign. i apologize sincerely for a 2nd now to london. i did have his correspondence, a bigot moss is covering this, the ongoing unfolding a story, a beer gets that i understand mister johnson addressed to parliament earlier, but he didn't have that much to say. it was very short lay land, a little bit peculiar, a

ah, and my wife and an interior designer rocked up at work. ah, that was kristi's k o the birthday cake. and a celebration it pushes the rules label off as the investigation looms like coals for johnson to resign are increasing across the political spectrum. yes, i think the public made their minds on i think public opinion has already concluded that he broke the rules that he might and that he hasn't told the truth about it. i mean, he hasn't got the authority to lead the country when we're in the middle of huge challenges and therefore he has to go for the good of the country. for now, johnson may still sound bullish across this country, but if enough, conservative impedes decide their leader has gone too far, the prime minister could be forced to resign, apologizing, or for more were joined by a corresponding beg at mass in london. beg a parish johnson will soon be facing questions in parliament. it's going to be quite shy. what's he up against? he's up against his own and he somehow dreads bodies alter up against a very angry public. the o

spirit be on the board of the migrant crisis stretching out into the interior denies states affectings and neighborhoods across the country. thirteen attorneys general are here in texas now for a summit that ag paxton put together. there also meeting with governor abbott to discuss ways to stand up to biden's open border policies. i spoke with three of those ag's. >> every state is a border state now because a lot of times the illegal immigrants or the drugs are just moving through these border towns and ending up in places like st. louis and kansas city in all parts of missouri, florida, indiana. so it is a crisis. this administration is not giving it any serious thoughts completely open up the southern border. and these drugs and pencil in particular are particular deadly. finding their way into our communities. and that's what so important estates to find solutions that's what we join the texas remain in mexico is what we filed a lawsuit to finish the border wall. there is a lot more to do but certainly the solution is not opening up the southern border, moving people in the middle

ah, and my wife and an interior designer rocked up at work. ah, that was kristi's k o birthday cake. and a celebration if reaches the rules label far as the investigation looms like colds for johnson to resign are increasing across the political spectrum. yes, i think the public might their minds on i think public opinion has already concluded that he broke the rules that he might on that he hasn't told the truth about it. last means he hasn't got the authority to lead the country. when we're in the middle of huge challenges, and therefore he has to go for the good of the country. for now, johnson may still sound bullish across this country, but if enough, conservative impedes decide their leader has gone too far. the prime minister could be forced to resign. i apologized sincerely. earlier we spoke to dw lennon correspondent charlotte chelsea pill and asked her how likely it is that boris johnson will. whether this storm there is an enormous amount of anger. often his allegation ought to allegation and essentially the people he made the rules

they've got it in the interior minister as gordon, the pat emily, a 4th in the military to come and help rescue those people. and i've got to stop more people from going to that his station. okay. come on. hi to them live for us in islam about spring is up to date. thank you. come on india has recorded more than 140000. you generally call with 19 cases. that's a new 7 month high is capital new delhi is among the worst hit region and is under curfew. the ohm icon variance is now dominance across other cities. travelers arriving in the country will need a quarantine at home. for a week of natal has more from a shopping center in new delhi. the government has a mandate for international travelers who now have to quarantine at home for about a week. on the 8th day, they have to take a laptop and upload back test on a government portal so that the authorities know india already requires international travelers to test negative before boarding a flight to india. now, domestically, most of the country is under some form of restriction. jerry already has the maximum number of restrictions in the

they've got it in the interior minister gordon. the patent military bought it in the military to come and help rescue people. and of course, to top more people from going to that his station court documents have revealed tennis. donal that joke of inch tested positive for cove at 19 last month, and his lawyers say that is why he had a vaccine exemption to enter astray leon. but joke of inch was denied entry after landing in melbourne this week. to play in the australian open his lawyers who are trying to overturn the cancellation of his visa legal papers show he tested positive on december 16th. well, he's now been detained in a melbourne hotel. meanwhile, supporters of the tennis star have gathered outside that hotel. his trillion serbian chamber of commerce says his detention is to you to failings by both the victorian state government and the federal government. and also says officials were trying to rid themselves of responsibility for his visa, resulting in its cancellation and re mccormick is the 7 news sports journalist base

and it requires the secretaries of the department of the interior and u.s. department of agricultural to produce an interagency report regarding the impacts and challenges that the current recreational permitting process posed on public access to lands for people in low income communities or for communities of color or for our tribal and indigenous communities. clearly we are all here today to make sure we open up our public lands with access to all. we want to make sure we're tearing down barriers to those who might not have an opportunity to enjoy our great outdoors. that's the purpose behind this bill as well. thank you, i look forward to the hearing today. >> thank you. senator king? >> i just wanted to add my support to the comments of senator heinrich. it may surprise member of this committee because it's outdoor recreation, we often think of the west, maine has the third highest part of our gdp in outdoor recreation of any state in the country. acadia national park this year had 4 million visitors up from a record of 3.7 several years ago. and it's an

but the interior of us, it's not maneuvers to attack, but it's interior maneuvers. if you do some maneuvers and then you declare maneuvers of another country as aggressive act is a bit of a contradiction. either you stop, you are surrounding like germany shall stop surrounding the russian border and talking about ukraine in the nato. and then you can see then that will be positive reactions. politics was always extra reaction. it's always a matter of diplomacy. and the more long as you are, the more honest the counterpart will be anthem war friendships can be to have a lot. but in the moment, the rest of governments said enough to say that because it's hitting me. and it's making me anxious about the situation. and all the population as well. many people with whom i speak, they say, oh, they have always that really some of the actors in the natal states. they want to conduct a war, again against russia or maybe against china. and we all, we don't want that and i think the governments should listen to the majority of the people who say we want to friendly internation

just this week, the department of interior announced the largest ever offshore wind lease sale which can generate enough clean energy to power nearly 2 million homes and create thousands of jobs in manufacturing, construction operations and maintenance. that's just the beginning. jobs that can't be outsourced. we have seen the impact of extreme weather taking down transmission lines, leaving cities and communities dark for weeks. the department of energy launched a new initiative to speed up our efforts to strengthen our energy writ with new and upgraded transmission lines and towers to keep the power flowing for americans with cleaner, cheaper and more reliable energy. that will happen. it's going to make a big difference. i want to be clear that we are in this to win. there is a lot of work underway. it's going to create a whole lot of jobs and that is me to the announcement i want to make today that's part of the infrastructure bill. my bipartisan bill includes largest investment in our nations bridges since the creation of the interstate highway system. bridges to connect us, bri

maybe the united states doesn't know that i was appointed as interior minister of kenneth stand. we lead a 19 or 20 year campaign against the us to defend our country and our people. and did our judy and we weren't harmed by the impose sanctions, and it didn't affect morel. these sanctions and blacklists only hit the people, and this shouldn't happen. nobody us military aids arrived in ukraine's capital kids. the 1st shipment of a $200000000.00 package, which washington approved last month has been growing concerned as russia mobilizes troops new ukraine's border. 250000 liters of drinking water delivered by the easy navy is being distributed across toner. it's now been a week since the volcanic eruption and phenomena cut off access to the islands fire in a high rise residential building and the bias killed at least 7 people police say in electrical faults, may have been the cause of the fire and setting a landslides in peru of cut off access to the ancient city of matches, pitcher, railroads and bridges have been washed away around the unesco world heritage site and tourists are

casi 20 pulgadas en el interior de nueva york y pensilvania hasta la zona de albani y en la costa law jersey. asÍ que un lunes complicado en el noresteminuto a minuto con el ambiente mÁs tranquilo y en el resto del paÍs un lunes festivo de invierno. fÉlix: vamos a seguir pendiente de tu reporte. un tornado toca tierra destruyendo decenas de viviendas y dejando varios heridos. no se reportaron vÍctimas mortales y al abastecimiento elÉctrico se interrumpiÓ en unas 7000 viviendas. el servicio meteorolÓgico nacional informÓ que el estado de florida tambiÉn se ha visto afectado por la tormenta que deja hoy intensas nevadas en los estados del norte. continÚa los estudios sobre el covid y sus formas de manifestaciÓn. uno de esos recientes estudios publicado en escocia llama la atenciÓn sobre las complicaciones en las mujeres embarazadas y su vulnerabilidad dependiendo de si estÁn o no vacunadas, ademÁs de las protecciÓn para las madres y los bebÉs. guillermo nos amplia mÁs de la historia. >> mujeres embarazadas que no han sido vacunadas contra el covid—19 y adquieren el virus son mucho mÁs

se convertirÁ en lluvia helada y nieve a partir de la tarde en el norte de georgia, tennessee e interior las 7:00 de la maÑana. lluvia que se convertirÁ y elo, carreteras congeladas, pista de patinaje y a partir del mediodÍa, la nieve que nos acompaÑarÁ durante la tarde. eso podrÍa romper una racha de 1500 dÍas sin ver un poco de nieve. las temperaturas en las carolinas van a ser congelantes. asÍ que es un dÍa para quedarse en casa porque luego el sistema seguirÁ subiendo hacia el noreste. mucha lluvia en las grandes ciudades, los acumulados tambiÉn ahÍ pueden superar el pie. una tormenta que nos darÁ mucho de quÉ hablar el fin de semana. >> el gobierno estatal de california continÚa tomando medidas para tratar de contener la pandemia y mantener funcionando los hospitales. entre otras normas, se decidiÓ que los empleados mÉdicos que den positivo al coronavirus, pero que no presenten sÍntomas, sigan trabajando. desde los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez nos tiene reacciones a esta medida que estÁ siendo fuertemente criticada. juan: debido al incremento en los casos de coronavirus, el gobiern

sector, biden administration, the interiorsector, his biden administration, the interior sector, hisplanned her own party at the interior department, and she was subsequently fired from the white house. and so that's kind of an indication that the biden administration takes it more seriously, but we still see thousands of people dying every day. see thousands of people dying every day-— see thousands of people dying eve da. , , . every day. yes, absolutely. can i 'ust every day. yes, absolutely. can ijust ask _ every day. yes, absolutely. can ijust ask you. _ every day. yes, absolutely. can i just ask you, this _ every day. yes, absolutely. can i just ask you, this is _ i just ask you, this is happening, of course, among other things at a time of heightened international political tension, which brings joe biden and borisjohnson together in terms of a dialogue and a diplomatic approach towards russia and ukraine. would it make much difference if borisjohnson had to step aside and someone else come in on those sorts of issues?- on those sorts of issues? well, obviously _ on those sort

how north bay valleys, interior monterey county as well. bright and dry through the weekend.e high clouds of sunday and then a return to the wet weather into monday and tuesday. our coastal flood advisory through 10:00 monday, these are the king tides that have returned in the low-lying areas you can see from the bayshore down through san francisco and up through marin county. maybe minor coastal flooding. here's what we can expect today. sunshine throughout the 10:00 hour. we are thawing out and warming into your sunday. the afternoon is sunny, a few high clouds throughout the day. this is over night to early monday. you can see spotty, light showers. as we get to monday afternoon, not a whole lot out there. then into monday night, still shower activity. we will take this all the way to about january 8 or ninth. you will notice most of the rain is to the north but we still pick up over a half-inch in santa rosa and hopefully in san francisco. the storm track does look to shift slightly north but a lot can change between now and then. at least we see a return to some rain. hi

federal interior minister tweeted regardless of the motive, this act is reminiscent of an execution and shows the police risked their lives every forever safety. the 24-year-old who died was still a trainee at police college. among the questions the investigation will now look at, why the two young police officers decided to stop this particular vehicle and what led to them losing their lives in this shocking way. >> let's go to our reporter, he is at police headquarters where the suspects are being held. good to see you. who exactly is in custody customer -- custody? >> a 38-year-old man and a 32-year-old man. the older one is the main perpetrator. he shot the two police officers early monday morning. those men were arrested more or less 30 or 40 kilometers from the crime scene. the women in this car, the other man turned himself in via his attorney. so he did not resist the incarceration. it is not clear what role the other men have. those men are not talking to police. now the prosecution has to establish what really happened. >> what we know about the suspects? >> the 30 eight rd ma

they will serve as a climate science liaison for the interior of the northeast. dr. thornburg is a citizen of this tribe. and a partner of the energy and environmental practices group. she previously served as deputy director of the office of indian energy policy and programs at the u.s. department of energy and as the deputy solicitor of indian affairs at the u.s. to part of the interior. she served as the chief of staff of this tribe. where she is a member. without objection, the witnesses's statements will be made part of the record. president sharp, you're recognized to give a five-minute presentation of your plan. >> i would like to thank you for holding this hearing. i serve as vice president of the nation. every region is deeply impacted by climate change. even as climate change impacts our traditional ecological practices have allowed our committees to implant our own approaches in addressing the climate crisis. with john kerry joining us to sit on the u.s. delegation, this is a credible time for this meeting to happen. that way our voices are heard at the de

are either of you concerned of the interior department is more upfront collateral it drives more oilas companies leading to more orphaned wells? that is an argument that some make when it comes to decommissioning platforms in california. >> if you have a company that already has an existing financial obligation to decommission the infrastructure and i cannot afford to do that and then if we can do that in the future if you have a company that cannot handle that obligation already it's already a problem. that's the first one but second it will not get better with time that with worse the time whatever facilities we have decline it will get worse from the taxpayer standpoint because the predecessors that we could possibly fill in and do it simply because it is a disruption so on and so forth. but that with those assets that they require far more insurance from this institute that went bankrupt and it required a trust and had to be filled with $80 million from the equivalent of being decommissioned every year it had to be replenished up to 125 percent of that expected decommissioning co

so the interior is really high quality. you can tell that there is a lot of leather good. the color is not exactly my type of choice, but you can also choose other ones. apart from that, you have very nice teachings here and everything looks high quality and somewhat, you know, what could you and that's what the s wants to have like cars that represent or could you? you can also tell that if you use the start stop button, that by the way is here in the middle, then and then the log clock will pop up and also and hands that feeling of. what could you get when you sit in that car? under the hood of our test car, you will find gasoline engine with 180 horse power combined with an electric engine and 110 horse power. so it's a hybrid, namely plug in hybrid so you can charge it by a socket. who's it can go up to 48 kilometers of range purely electric according to w l t p. i talking about charging that will take one hour and 45 minutes. no matter if you'd charge it at home or at a charging station at your work place. or somewhere else, and then the car will be full again. so in

este humo por incendio se mantiene también estable en el acercamiento vemos como se va hacia el interior aire para nosotros es moderada está entre los 51 y 100 puntos, se mantiene saludable no es mala pero de igual manera pudiera ser buena disfrutar el color verde, así se va a mantener en los próximos 5 días debido precisamente esos vientos habrá un ligero cambio de vientos a partir del día miércoles e incrementa un poco en las montañas hacia el sur por eso es la situación que se mantienen no la alerta pero vigilando que no hay temporada para que se presenten los incendios hay que tener mucho cuidado con eso mientras tanto vamos a ver como están las temperaturas saludo en san francisco 53 grados se mantiene mayormente despejado pero a lo largo de la noche comienza a llegar ese mal y trae la presencia de neblina en horas de la mañana que se estará disipando durante el día, 53 grados en san josé a partir de las 7 de la noche y seguirá, desplomándose hasta los 45, noche fría debido los cielos despejados hacia el interior de san josé a la una de la mañana, se va sentir el frío gran parte del