the eta had previously offered alternative sites, citing some safety concerns there. but tonight, the board's vote was unanimous. san jose mayor matt mahan reacting on social media tweeting in part this is exactly the kind of action we must take to end san jose's era of encampments. he thanked his colleagues and eta for being a strong partner in ending the homelessness crisis. mayor mahan will be joining us live tomorrow during kron. 4 news at noon. so be sure to tune in there. 2025 said to be a huge year for pro basketball in the bay area. >> yeah, the warriors still will be good. we hope and the wnba is coming to san francisco. yeah. expansion team is awarded to the warriors today and kron four's. dan thorn is live in san francisco tonight with more on what we know about the new squad made >> very pleased to announce that the wnba is coming to the bay area. >> ask it. ball is getting bigger in the bay area. the golden state warriors have been awarded a new wnba franchise. the new team is set to hit the hardwood in 2025. for me personally. >> it's a very, very exciti

absolutely no eta got in at all today, louis, iunderstand absolutely no eta got in at all today, louistand that the latest convoy of trucks has been stuck at the crossing between egypt and the gaza strip between ten hours, that's where all the inspections take place that israel demands to make sure nothing is getting in that could be of use to hamas, and that the trucks carry on the food, water and medicine. we don't know what the nature of the holdup is, but the other thing that's causing the un grave concern is the fact that they say they will run out of fuel tomorrow — the fuel they need to transport the aid, for hospitals to function. the israelis hit back on that, saying they posted on social media a satellite image of a dozen fuel tanks just inside the gaza strip close to the rafah crossing. they say those things contain 500,000 l of fuel, and the caption that a company to that photograph was "ask hamas if you can have some." the implication is that israel believes hamas is holding fuel, that there is fuel for the un should they choose to use it, but that hamas is keeping it for

islamic terrorism, this is wrong, by the way, er, and once there was the same one, for example, basque, etain short in ireland, ira, ira, yes. that is, there was once a vrodfront, yes, red brigades, that is, there was once ethno-religious terrorism in europe, there were terrorist organizations of social orientation, there were ethnic orientation, well , nothing, as you can see, this problem was successfully solved, a whole series of tools were used, so i in this regard, he is optimistic that, after all, there are certain tools at the disposal of civilized humanity in order to minimize the risks of the emergence of such organizations, but at the same time there are risks that such terrorist organizations will seize power in states, and political regimes may be formed in individual states, such as in the russian federation or in iran or in north korea, which are essentially terrorist, that is , which basically say that we will not play by your rules, you don't care about our rules , we won't follow them, and then they only understand the language of power, and it's important to understand tha

bueno, los abogados del atacante josé del sospechoso josé solano landa eta, están refutando determinórá los alegatos del abogado y también en la corte se decidirá la competencia mental, si es que el acusado se niega a asistir. el juicio se va a desarrollar sin él. y en oakland, la llegada de un nuevo jefe de policía podría tardar más de lo previsto. es que hay una publicación de the chronicle . citó una declaración de la administrador de la ciudad donde indica que las solicitudes serán aceptadas hasta el próximo viernes, cuando la fecha límite , cuando la fecha límite era el pasado viernes, algo que, según los críticos, significa que la ciudad ni siquiera tiene una lista de posibles candidatos . >> en otra información, esta tarde, un hombre fue apuñalado en la calle 22 del área de bayview en san francisco. tenemos perspectiva de la movilización gracias a la víctima. se sabe que no sufrió heridas que pusieran en riesgo su vida. fue atendidaa por los cuerpos de auxilio en el lugar. y mientras tanto, el sospechoso se habría refugiado en su vivienda. y fue necesaria la intervención de un

the green light to build hundreds of 90 homes on property owned by the eta., there are still hurdles that need to be cleared for this to become a reality. >> the city of oakland is a big step closer to another crime fighting tool. what still needs to happen for hundreds of license plate readers to be set up. and just over an hour ago, the san francisco sky was filled with the blue angel, and a warm weekend full of fleet

. >> making an emergency landing, eta four minutes. >> reporter: the call to air traffic control cameunday night from horizon air flight 2059. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. >> reporter: authorities say an off-duty pilot riding in the cockpit jump seat of the flight from everett, washington, to san francisco tried to shut down the engines midflight. >> the jump seat pilot, who is the extra pilot they give a ride, tried to shut down the engines. they're emergency landing four minutes out. >> let me know the threat level. >> doesn't sound like he's causing any issues in the back right now. i think he's subdued. >> reporter: the flight was diverted to portland. 44-year-old joseph emerson of pleasant hill, california, an off-duty alaska airlines pilot, was arrested and now faces 83 counts of attempted murder and reckless endangerment. alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, released a statement saying, "the jump seat occupant unsuccessfully attempted to disrupt the operation of the engines. the horizon captain and first officer quickly respon

offensive on september 7, and they were still beating here, it is very deep, it is empty, it is not eta climbed 3 m into the depth, we were just there when a rocket hit, she flew near the house, right next to the wing , i opened the door , i was thrown hot by a wave all the way to the kitchen, it bursts, and sasha pumped honey, jumped out of there, i screamed, lie down mines, at this moment two mines are flying with a howl that can hit the ground, well, it's funny, it was not funny then. the children arrived, and here shells and rockets were flying overhead, my son-in-law 's car started normally, but mine did not, and we left the car, closed it, left the car, i even got into the car while running, no clothes at night, i grabbed the documents for the house and for the apartment, even the keys to the apartment were not taken from me, no clothes, neither summer, nor winter . nothing, they came somewhere on the 26th or 27th, ransacked the house completely, and took away the shoes, and they took away the clothes , you can say they took away the underpants, socks, they broke everywhere, opene

talking about the countries of africa, the present-day america, cuba, but this is in the struggle for eta not like you , here we see, you and i came to an end, well, thanks to you, of course, i did not come to it, you came to such a conclusion, well, we can conclude that this is completely irrational putin, no matter how irrational he is in his hatred of ukraine, because he is losing more now than he is gaining, but still there is a certain imperial, ideological, economic goal, he has it, well, at least he had it before the beginning of this invasion, now there is probably not much left, but putin for all his inclinations, somewhere in him can be traced some practical, practical component of his war against ukraine. here, as far as i understood , there is no practical component, because the people, the pipes that were allocated to them for... the race , the european partners cut and made of them rockets, well, obviously they have no purpose to develop, as you said, no economic way, so i, well, we have very little time left , literally a few minutes, i would like to ask, in your opinion, w

am not talking about the countries of africa, american chips, cuba, but this is in the struggle for etawell, this is hatred for everything around that is not like you, here we see you and i came to a conclusion, well, thanks to you, of course, not me, you came to such a conclusion , well, we can conclude that this is a completely irrational war, which somehow does not have, well , putin, no matter how irrational he is in his hatred to ukraine, because he is losing more now than he is gaining, but still there is a certain imperial, ideological, economic goal, he has it, well, at least he had it before the beginning of this invasion, now there is probably not much left, but putin with all his... inclination, somewhere in some practical, practical component of his war against ukraine can be traced to him. here, as far as i understand, there is no practical component, because the people who cut the pipes that were allocated to them for the water supply by the european partners and made rockets out of them, well , obviously they have no goal to develop, as they said, no economic way, so i, w

the green light to build hundreds of 90 homes on property owned by the eta. however, there are still hurdles that need to be cleared for this to become a reality. >> the city of oakland is a big step closer to another crime fighting tool. what still needs to happen for hundreds of license plate readers to be set up. and just over an hour ago, the san francisco sky was filled with the blue angel, and a warm weekend full of fleet week activity. we'll have your forecast. >> they news f5 30 starts right now. thank you for joining us, i am gentle. >> and i am raj mathai. two new tiny homes could be popped up on a prize property in the silicon valley. the property, and by the bpa, and it could be part of the south a solution to solve the homeless crisis. but last night's vote was not the final step. let's bring in our business tech reporter scott budman with some answers and the very latest. this is a big piece of property, scott? >> it is, raw, and the debate has lasted for months. as of right now, they have agreed to hundreds of temporary homes going up along bak

siberia... then nothing will happen on the ground, nothing so terrible , i will even rejoice, that is etaption, it remains, and it’s even the most humane, the most, you know, herbivorous option, i don’t see any outcome, except approximately this one, and this is where it started, and the most interesting thing is that they took part in it. you know, not just some bloggers on social networks began to literally attack this propagandist, no, not only, the mayor of novosibirsk, anatoly lokat, a city that, by the way, can be affected by such damage, he said, he reminded simonyan in general about the consequences of nuclear explosions, a deputy of the moscow state duma , yevgeny stupin wrote a deputy's letter to the name of the chairman of the investigative committee strykin with a demand to check sameni. because of the statement about the nuclear explosion over siberia, in response margo sued him, there is already a storm going on around this, well, for several days, they are scribbling her, they are really scribbling, a member of the russian state duma from the cpsu, maria cp, cp cprf, maria

. >> horizon making an emergency landing, eta four minutes. >>> the call came sunday night. >> we got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. >> reporter: an off-duty pilot riding in the jump seat of the flight from everett, washington, to san francisco tried to shut down the engines midflight. >> the jump seat pilot, who is the extra pilot they give a ride, tried to shut down the engines. they're emergency landing four minutes out. >> doesn't sound like he's caused any issues in the back. i think he's subdued. we warned law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground. >> reporter: the flight was diverted to portland. 44-year-old joseph emerson of pleasant hill, california, an off-duty alaska airlines pilot, was arrested and faces 83 counts of attempted murder and reckless endangerment. alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, released a statement saying, "the jump seat occupant unsuccessfully attempted to disrupt the operation of the engines. the horizon captain and first officer quickly responded. engine power was not lost and the crew secured the aircraft wi

israel contra jamás también continúan y aseguran que abatieron a un alto comandante del grupo terrorista etao a los rehenes. minutos después, el presidente biden también se pronunció respecto a los recientes rumores de que israel retrasaría la ofensiva terrestre a petición de los estados unidos, cosa que negó totalmente. no no, lo que he indicado es que si es posible sacar a esta gente sana y salva. >> mientras tanto, el ministerio de sanidad de gaza, que responde a jamás declaró un colapso total del sistema de salud en la franja. >> la agencia de la onu para los refugiados palestinos dice podría reducir sus operaciones por falta de combusti sible para usar los generadores especiales, los que dan energía a los aparatos en los hospitales. y es que, según israel, el combustible no fue parte de la negociación de la ayuda, puesto que ellos no quieren que caiga en manos de jamás. aún así, los trabajadores humanitarios siguen enviando la ayuda que ha estado entrando a varios centros médicos del territorio. el portavoz militar dijo este miércoles que israel está comprometi do en un amplio esfuerzo

teams to the principles staff assistance and commanders to the data and ai initiative, also called eta. additionally the cdao is creating verification processes the check data for errors, inconsistency and with respect to bias, class imbalances before ai models are even produced. we are also working closely with the u.s. cyber command on their five-year ai road map for rapidly acquiring ai systems. secondly, and business performance, cdao in partnership with the dod performance improvement officer is defining and data enabling the metrics of of the dod will use to manage its performance. in support of the secretary of defense's priorities, the national defense strategy and the strategic management plan. cdao is ensuring these metrics are outcome-based and not just how many meetings to go to, but the effectiveness of those meetings. and thirdly, enterprise ai scaffolding consists of the robust environments and tools that enable cutting-edge development to machine learning capabilities that we provide the technical and non-technical enterprise services necessary to accelerate secure, rel

kyiv with borders thanking her dad for a fur coat, a car, breasts and other wishes, i wrote a book, etakyiv party, after that alyona starred in a number of successful television projects, a peasant girl, a shopping goddess, speaks ukraine and a super mom, and why does someone still not know who i am? next, luran hit black magic and started blowing dust into the sheep's eyes, that's what she called her clients, from whom she earned normal money, fortune-telling, spoiling, attracting money, removing crowns of celibacy, this is a far from complete package of services. prices started from uah 1,000 for the economy package to $1,500. until february 24, lorand lived in kyiv, and after a full-scale attack by russia, she and her family moved to the occupied crimea and began to serve the russian regime loyally. everything changed an hour ago, after the start of speciation, the native of melitopol remained in russia. looking at this beauty, i regret that i moved from kyiv, it's so stupid. in crimea, the traitor removed an office, started a new blog and began to spread fakes about the armed forces

. >> eta, not how a 9-year-old should be celebrating his birthday. >> no, definitely not, i think kids should not be in hamas' hands. kids should not be inside captivity of a terror organization. we all saw what hamas is capable of two weeks ago. we saw the atrocities and how they raped, murdered, burned to the ground people alive, kids with their parents and, you know, there is almost 30 kids now in the hands of hamas, and they should all be free. now they should all be released as soon as possible. if we talk about humanitarian aid we talk about humanity. kids inside hamas' hands is inhumane in any way possible. there are kids there -- >> from the age 9 month from the oz there is a baby who is 9 month old and we don't know if he has his formula, his diapers. >> there's even -- there's kids there without their parents. their parents got murdered. >> in front of them. >> in front of them and they were taken into gaza by hamas. we have to remember that hamas is isis and they're vicious terror organization and all kids should be released immediately, immediately. >> how did you find out

the eta initiative deployed scientist to every combat and command where they integrate applications, systems and users. we have developed and awarded four joint were fighting cloud - capability contracts to leading edge commercial cloud providers to ensure we have nccomputing, storage, network infrastructure, and advanced data analytics to alscale on- demand. mp we stood up the dod chief digital and artificial intelligence office, which is to accelerating adoption of data, analytics and a.i. from the boardroom to the battlefield. the secretary and i i are ensurg cda and oh is the power to leads change with urgency from the evening to the tactical edge. and we have invested steadily and smartly in accompanying technology. all of this, and more, is helping realize combined joint command-and-control. this is not a platform or nt single system we are buying, it is a whole set of concepts, technologies, policies and talent advancing a core u.s. po were fighting function, command- and-control. we are integrating sensors, infusing data across every domain, while leveraging cutting-edge deci

lard, so this, they have a national food, i say, but because it hung, through a fork, it’s a national etaork according to the ukrainian method. i really admire the tenacity of guys like you who lead these, i really admire the tenacity of guys like you who lead these conversations on the internet, how often do you broadcast , well, practically conversations on the internet, how often do you broadcast , well, almost three or four weeks around the world, you have three or four weeks around the world, thank you very much, we are very happy , that today we met you personally, because thank you very much, we really... that today we met you personally, because we watched your videos, but to get to know you personally, we watched it for the video, well, let’s get to know you personally, this is for us it’s a great honor, have a good fight on this internet, a great honor, have a good fight on this internet, channel, all the best to you, channel, all the best to you, we remind you that you can send any news that you have doubts about. to our program, so that we here as experts will discuss this and

board of directors approved a 5 year ground lease agreement with the city for about 7 acres of land eta'sus yard office anchor road. it's a site on which city officials have been trying for months to build 200 transitional units to help with homelessness in san jose. the state recently awarded the city the money for the project vta had previously offered alternate sites citing safety concerns. but tonight, the board unanimously signed off on the site nears anchor road san jose's mayor matt mahan reacting on social media tweeting in part this is exactly the kind of action we must take to end san jose's era of encampments. thank you to my colleagues in vta for being a strong partner in helping to end our homeless crisis. mayor mahan, by the way, will be joining us live tomorrow on kron. 4 news at noon. lawmakers in friends paid their respects to the late senator dianne feinstein today. >> the memorial outside city hall was not supposed to be open to the public, but people without an invitation were allowed in one woman we talked to was surprised that she was able to get a seat when she drov

this is pbs newshour west from w eta studios in washington and from our bureau at the walter cronkiteool of journalism at arizona state university. >> a pro trump election denier wins the speaker's race. we could go barely anyone in washington knew his name. >> people are curious, w what ds

these nuclear power plants is not best practice or obligation to protect the environment,or whats the eta doing to promulgate long-term solutions? >> ipr would say we work closely on that issue but let me be clear, i am from north carolina, we see nuclear energy as a low emissions technology that can help us combat climate crisis so we have to stay laser focused on how we store ways as we begin to look at new and advanced nuclear technology but i want to be clear we were closely hand-in-hand and how we handle the waste. >> will stay working on most solutions because of something we all share and talking about the regulations, i just want to send a cautionary note providing clean and safe and reliable drinking water. it's not just enough to establish technologies and new regulations because if we are not giving agencies the tools to remove chemicals from the water we haven't accomplished anything that we can protect we put a regulation on and problem solve but it does not technology to remove that it's too expensive for forcing agencies to build that and it makes it unaffordable, we haven'

. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios and washington and in the west from the walter cronkiteournalism at arizona state university. geoff: house republicans have a new nominee for a speaker at after kevin mccarthy was ousted and less than 24 hours after their last stepped aside. jim jordan got enough votes in the behind closed doors meeting of the gop conference but it is unclear if he can get the 217 votes needed to win on the house floor. lisa desjardins joins us from the capital with the latest. what happened now that jim jordan is the nominee with dust a couple of days ago -- when it was just a couple days ago that steve scalise beat jim jordan for the nomination? reporter: candidacy collapsed on the perilous held that is the republican party and another has arisen to attempt to climb the hill. jim jordan from ohio. jordan is known especially as someone who is a fighter, pugilistic in style. he led some of the efforts to investigate president joe biden. he is a former champion wrestler. he is very popular with the base and is an ally of donald trump. what was surprising to

. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in washington and in the west fromonkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: the leadership crisis in the house of more chaotic. republicans were unable to agree on the speaker of the house and rejected a plan for a temporary solution to get the acting speaker more powers. we were outside the heated meeting today and joins us now. republicans cannot agree on a speaker or on what to do next. reporter: even by the mall to a standards of the last few weeks today was especially chaotic beginning with jim jordan, the speaker nominee for the republicans presenting a plan to try to buy himself time. a proposed giving the pro tem speaker more power to conduct business on the floor but that met with a brick wall and soon after that mr. jordan came out to tell us what he thought would happen next. >> i'm still running for speaker and i plan to go to the floor and get the votes and win this race but i want to go talk to a few of my colleagues. i want to talk to the 20 individuals that voted against me so we c

. ♪ this is pbs newshour west from w eta studios in washington and from our bureau at the walter cronkiteof journalism at arizona state university. ♪ >> growing concerns that the ddle east is headed towards all-out war. >> we cannot and will not let terrorists win. >> president biden tells americans that are democratic allies face the threat of annihilation and calls on congress tns

. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkiteof journalism at arizona state university. >> house republicans are gathered behind closed doors to pick their next speaker. lisa desjardins spent the day polling republican members and joins us from capitol hill. are the republicans circling in on a consensus choice? >> it is not clear that they are. they have two candidates, the house majority leader, number two, steve scalise of louisiana. jim jordan, congressman from ohio. and house judiciary chairman. what is happening as i speak to you is those men are giving speeches to their conference, taking questions in a forum i'm told can get pretty fiery. and we are not clear how long it will go. there will be closing remarks. there will not be a vote until tomorrow. when the same group of republicans will meet to hold a secret ballot vote. they have dozens of endorsements. but they need 217 votes in order to become speaker of the house. there's only 221 republicans. there's a knock -- not a lot of give. they have to have unanimous endors

some jurisdictions around the world might remember eta to incentivize the uptick.so the s point here is that we n expect some proportions of the population were going to substitute the bank deposits for cdbc. we also know that bank deposits are an important source of funding for banks. so, the bigger question here is what will be the effects of that and the unintended consequences in the financial market structure. will this make the loans more expensive, the cost of credit, and so on and so forth. cdbc's in some quarters have been touted as sort of financial stability enhancing to the extent folks are worried about stable coins being sort of financial stability risks and perhaps cdbc might be an answer to that. but i think the jury is still out on that because if we've got sort of a flight to quality any crisis, that's going to be further destabilizing. so there's this whole sort of ambiguity around financial market structure. the second thing i've looked at in myke own scholarship is this question around individual economic rights. and really how money is a reall

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is there a role that eta plays on a name and monetary again leveled to get the civilians to safety if it becomes inevitable? >> this international pressure will be put on each. up let's talk about intelligence. a massive intelligence failure, as molly noted, in the last hour. it is surprising that israeli officials didn't see this coming. from all indications, the americans didn't see it either. >> that's right, katie. i am stunned at this because i was just in israel this past summer. i've been there a couple of times. it is the most technologically surveilled country that you have ever seen. they have human intelligence agents who are very much known for their human intelligence and their technical intelligence. they are always on a defensive posture, and well positioned. by, the way this is the 50th anniversary of the yom kippur war. you would think that this is the time that you might be looking for something. i think it's a stunning failure for, them sure there's great shock inside of israel. in terms of the police station that we saw there, at the beginning of the hour, this was

. >> on the eta portion how are you going to convince people this is not going to get into hamas hands. for instance something like covid relief money in the u.s. we are now talking about understanding with hamas how this humanitarian aid should be used. and how that's going to be a worthwhile necessary and secure endeavor per. >> we share concerns about any diversions of humanitarian assistance for hamas purposes. fuel is an example we know they need fuel to be able to electrify their tunnels and keep the lights on. we understand it. we are not blind to potential concerns which is why ambassador satterfield and we want to make sure that has humanitarian assistance get to the palestinian people we've seen no indication as of today any of the trucks have been diverted to hamass are absconded by hamas on n the palestinian people who are in desperate need for. i would remind folks we have trusted partners on the ground he many hearing aid are on the ground they very much are taking a personal stake in a a professl personal stake in making sure the aid is getting words needed. we are going

and so because of that they asked mcconney, you were aware that mar-a-lago eta number of restrictions its use, weren't you? and at first he tried to squirm his way out of it, but ultimately they established that mcconney intact had that died in his possession. it was in his files for years. it was attached to an appraisal that he himself had used before and then discarded. and so -- go ahead. >> this has been an essential point. trump is out there saying, mar-a-lago is -- so here's the statement of financial condition that they said, showing the value of assaulting individuals worth over $400 million. they've been thank half a billion, a billion and a half for mar-a-lago. but all that's preposterous. but again, all of it means you could take the land and develop it, right? you don't actually want mar-a-lago the club, except here's the other document that shows that trump had released to the national trust all rights to develop the property for any usage other than club usage. >> so sitting in the courtroom today, if you weren't necessarily a lawyer, you didn't have a legal background

board of directors just approved a 5 year lease agreement with the city there. 7 acres of land of eta'scity officials have been trying to build 200 transitional units on that site. and the state did recently a word the city, the money for that contract. so those so construction will get underway was unanimous vote. san jose's mayor met matt mahan is reacting, saying in part it's exactly the kind of action that we must take to end. san jose's era's of encampments. thank you to my colleagues and the vta for being a strong partner in ending our homelessness crisis. and actually mahan is going to be joining us live on the kron. 4 news at noon today. it is. yeah, so stay tuned for that. in the meantime, happening today, you're going to see. >> and more likely here. the blue angels flying over the bay area. the big stars today last through the weekend, travelers will tran is live at the marina green with a preview. hi, will. >> okay. so blue angels, of course they speak for themselves. but there's a lot of military muscle on the ground as well. we're at marina green, as you mentioned, area. a

health services as drug and alcohol rehabilitation and food services also transports an earlier of eta report found that staff had security and safety concerns over noemoyees living near lge vehicles. the site is just more than seven acres and it's located at the soroni bus yard in north san jose, a hotel located in san francisco's tenderloin. neighborhood plans to remove its sprinkler system that is near a popular homeless encampment. the sprinkler system along the best western red coach inn at eddy street failed a city inspection on thursday, according to the sf chronicle. the city determine that the sprinklers were improperly installed. the inspection was prompted by public backlash that the hotel received for installing these sprinklers. hotel management says that they were not installed to keep away unhoused people, but rather to clean the sidewalk park in the north bay. the dominican sisters of san rafael have made the difficult choice to sell their spiritual trt center. the center is not far from the dominican university of california campus . the chapel is part of the santa sab

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tatiana kolisova lives on three eta. and below the trash warehouse they complain, cockroaches even beganugh he moved here only 5 years ago, has known his overly thrifty neighbor for more than 20 years, worked with him at at the transport enterprise, i already noticed a bad habit of a colleague, from the nineties, well, he collected everything from garbage dumps, collected everything, dragged everything home, and as i worked with him, he was always carrying a bag, a bag of something, home anyway. nikolai levshin, the owner of the ill-fated apartment, does not know so well, although he has lived with him in the same house for almost 30 years, but he is also quite tired of the dump, he even signed a collective complaint demanding cleaning. neighbors went and collected signatures and asked about relationships, to exert influence on, for example, personally on me or not, i signed this very thing, this is to do the cleaning, nikolai, well , they say that you are still bringing into the house from the garbage dumps, into the stream, or something, that it was vadim shornikov who said, it was, wh

the state recently awarded the city funding for the project, eta staff and union workers initially voiced strong opposition over building all the homes on that one site stating citing safety concerns. but ultimately the vta board's vote was unanimous. here's what mayor matt mahan had to say about the news to approve that development. >> it's not only work for the people who are served at the site, but they actually make the neighborhoods better off. we have consistently seen a reduction in crime and blight when we've built one of these side. so really it's a win-win. i think that's what we have to convince our fellow californians of his building, basic dignified shelter in getting people indoors is a win-win for everybody. >> well, this will be the first homeless housing project in north san jose. officials say could be ready soon as 8 months opposing vta workers and union leaders said the mayor needs to guarantee safety in roni vta yard. before those 200 tiny homes open. the mayor today told me that security will be there around the clock reporting live in the newsroom. i'm stephanie bac

we have no eta on when they're going to finish, you know, working on this. going to talk to this person until they can get this result safely. so we're going to stay here. we're going to keep an eye on certainly will be a traffic issue probably for a while this morning here in concord. yeah, that's the very latest in the east bay charles clifford kron. 4 news charles. before we let you go all ask you because i know on northbound 6.80, right there, the 2.42 split. >> they've got that option closed off for folks who want to get on to 42. she going to have to stay on 6, 8 and continue on north to highway 4. did you run into any of that on your way to the location or what direction did you come from? >> well, having some foresight that this was something that was happening actually took pleasant hill road i through there came in and kind of from the north into the situation along will pass. so i avoided 6 ad altogether. but, you know, you look at google maps. you look at the traffic maps. we know there is a backup out there. so if you're in the area, just keep i

discretion, that the agency is this amount of power, that the sour coming from the private individuals eta, et cetera. but against theirn would have to be to determine that thoses exist somewhere in the law. i mean it's not jt up to us to sort of say ee, those things seem problematic. we would have to find aegal source i would think in order to agree with them that those limits are actuay imposed on core' authority. >> that's right and obvious either lot of different policy judgments that congress can make himhink about the right way to structeunding for different agencies. it's established a certain set of norms when i comes to financial regulators in particarf which the cfpb is a part and a think t relevant question is not this is a good way to structure page agency? is that a good policy? >> or even has a done before i pre-should all your hioral analysis and all the things you're saying at all about may well be so, but i guess i don't understand what we found that it wasn't necessarily set up in this way? does that on its own established that congress couldn't exercise its prerogative?

thenyou've got eta who writes, ford did build some inventory in september which provides some buffer,production rate at kentucky truck, making up lost volume could take time. this is a three-crew plant. there's no overtime they can add it. 20 hours a day, 10 on saturday and sunday. this note from colin, escalation likely positive. uaw leadership likely needs to strike fords a most profitable plant to show the rank and file they are extracting the most from the automaker. we think this escalation is a sign the uaw could be close to a contract proposal with ford in the next one to two weeks. take a look at shares of ford, keep in mind this is ford's largest plant in the world. we can't stress enough this is where they make the f-series super duties, f-250 through 550, profitable trucks, expedition at the kentucky plant and the lincoln navigator. bottom line, this is a major blow to ford. question is whether or not this is the kind of pressure that uaw can extract on ford that can push ford to go forward in the negotiations. that remains to be seen. >> phil, to that point you mentioned c

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any eta on when we might get a permanent director for this bureau.i believe that that position is currently posting for recruitment. so we are actively trying to recruit that that manager for this unit. great thank you very much. how many employees does this bureau have approximately that carries out all the work that you two have described to us this morning? yeah, i think we're budgeted for between 25 and 30. it seems like we got a lot done with a few people. so thank you very much for that. thank you. i have no further questions right now. any commissioner turner. thanks mr. you got to get these fixed. mr. hill. as it relates to the workforce development program. so having a really good conversation this morning with interim director short and really kind of ties to how we're defining workforce development, how we're approaching it, and more importantly, who we're utilizing to do it. but i just wanted to make sure that i've got this correct on. can you go back to slide. six so yeah. all right. so slide six, if i did the math right, we do about. $1