understand the future whether to save the lagoon or the city the nations would ideally keep both the san marco is the lowest point of venice and the 1st applied work is currently under way to raise the square the going to my buddy now were raised to a $110.00 centimeters in the square would no longer be under water because it would manage up to a 110 centimeters with like flooding. and that over a $110.00 centimeters come. and what was the system would close? so in other words, there would be no more flooding on the son marco he believes we need to have faith . that people often forget that venice has sunk 30 centimeters in the past 150 years. too much ground water has been pumped from the cities aquifers, but ground water could also help save the city from disaster response that is not always the water that's being pumped out. this pump idea and then vintage could rise by 30 centimeters again. that would be the exact, the 30 centimeters that we've lost in the past, a 150 years. so the one i'm going to, let's move it up. so we will be going back the button, the starting at 0 again, so to speak

so in other words, there will be no more flooding on the san marcos. he believes we need to have faith that people often forget that venice has sunk 30 centimeters in the past 150 years too much ground water has been pumped from the cities aquifers. but groundwater could also help save the city from disaster response that it's not always the water the stream pump out. this pump idea and in venice could rise by 30 centimeters again. i'm sorry, that would be the exact, the 30 centimeters that we've lost in the past. a 150 years, hold on a minute. it's coming up so we will be going back the button, the starting at 0 again, so to speak, for most of us are he says that venice, as we know it cannot last forever. in any case, at some point, the lagoon will have to be separated from the sea. and the venetians will be forced to decide what kind of a by those cannot be rescued. we have to decide what to save some vent investment. there is only one bending and it keeps not i'm in a difficult decision. one venetians hope they will never have to make is a therapy t

westbound for at san marco boulevard. so you're going to have a bit of an issue if you're heading for out towards highway 80 or you're going to head into concord, might be a bit of a slowdown. there for take a look at that san mateo bridge. some of those silicon valley commuters coming in are going a little bit on the slow side. that has picked up in volume in the last hour, but they are moving and that is a good thing. and then maybe the best commute of them all, although it is a bit of a slowdown on the span. but getting through the bay bridge toll plaza right now is a piece of cake. that's traffic at 702. dave we'll send it back to the desk. >> okay, frank. thank you. well, we're still following the developing news in berkeley. that's where authorities there in the middle of the night sealed off people's park. they're now putting up barriers around the park, preparing for a long debated student housing project. ktvu is amanda quintana . you've been out there for several hours. what's happening now? and we know the poli

mission rancho san marcos cultivated wheat. so they also prioritized different aspects and they tried they kind of demonstrated what they were doing in pride. so one thing would seem to go back to previous slide just for a second is like these types of images. this is later, but still gives us a sense they would have these types of images created and spread out around the colonies to kind of show, look how well we've done, look what we've established. and they would also share images like this. one of indigenous people in spanish dress. so this is also from the reader that i've assigned to you all. but i didn't assign this particular document. so looking at this, i mean us internet your neighbors for a second and talk about it what kind of impressions you get the artist is trying to make about people and their experience in the missions and how does this seem to contrast from the actual experiences they were having so again, take a minute, turn your neighbors chat about that question and then i'll hear from a few of you your wh

mission rancho san marcos cultivated wheat. so they also prioritized different aspects and they tried they kind of demonstrated what they were doing in pride. so one thing would seem to go back to previous slide just for a second is like these types of images. this is later, but still gives us a sense they would have these types of images created and spread out around the colonies to kind of show, look how well we've done, look what we've established. and they would also share images like this. one of indigenous people in spanish dress. so this is also from the reader that i've assigned to you all. but i didn't assign this particular document. so looking at this, i mean us internet your neighbors for a second and talk about it what kind of impressions you get the artist is trying to make about people and their experience in the missions and how does this seem to contrast from the actual experiences they were having so again, take a minute, turn your neighbors chat about that question and then i'll hear from a few of you your wh

didn't go to the best colleges, you know, nixon to whittier, johnson to what's now texas state in san marcos. they both felt looked down upon by the elite, you know, the national media, the establishment in both parties. and so i think they had these certain undercurrents between them that really drew them together kind of as human beings. and i think a second thing is, i think johnson understood that whoever his successor was that was going to be in large part a sequel to his own presidency. i it's difficult to find a modern administration where so much was left undone and contingent the end, not just the war, but look at now you look at this book causes me to look at even nixon's domestic policy in a whole new light. this fairly policy epa clean air clean water wilderness act all a lot of the things that author paul carter talked about his excellent new book on tuesday and. obviously the size of government didn't shrink under nixon it grew i mean to the consternation a lot of conservatives you look a lot of what nixon achieved during the presidency and the people that it often upset were c

. >> marco pasaba por san petersburgo, en camino a mexico luego de vivir anos en japon. >> vivia, comoy chiquito, una vida completamente diferente. >> que ella acepto el reto. >> cuando vino a mexico, yo pense, necesito checar en google maps. >> ¿donde esta? >> ¿donde me va a llevar? >> y no chalchihuites tenia una calle y yo pense, y dios mio, ¿a donde me voy? >> pero cada dia ha sido una aventura. >> ella no hablaba espanol, yo no hablaba ruso. >> los primeros anos no podria entender a mi suegra porque uno como como decir o algo, eso yo no sabia y desde cero, desde cero aprendi aqui en mexico. >> y mientras aprendia, documentaba y ensenaba. >> todos los rusos conocen ciudad de mexico o cancun, playa del carmen. >> casi nadie conoce a zacatecas o a durango o a sinaloa. >> pronto, marco tambien se convirtio en estrella de tiktok. >> el el matrimonio, ¿no? >> ah, no. >> si, matrimonio. >> ha sido la gente y la familia. >> pero la musica y la cocina no se quedan atras. >> me gusta mucho comer. >> asi nos coincidimos. >> ok, marco fue a 70 paises para comer ok entonces comida mexicana es

marco jurÍdico. a un aÑo despuÉs de la tragedia se presentÓ esta maÑana en una corte del condado de san mateo donde no. las audiencias preliminares no serÁn necesarias. recuerdo la fiscalÍa del condado. Éste martes se le asigna un abogado y se espera que se presente en el juzgado el prÓximo 29 de febrero. para responder directamente los cargos. recuerde que puede leer mÁs sobre este caso en la pÁgina de noticias o ver el facebook leÍ que hizo nuestra reportera a el Único sobreviviente. mÁs extenso. acercando su telÉfono al cÓdigo que se encuentra en pantalla. al sur de la bahÍa, marco espinosa de 27 y maicol anaya de 30 fueron arrestados bajo sospecha del asesinato de un hombre cuyo cuerpo fue hallado dentro de una casa rodante en san josÉ. el 11 de enero . la identidad de la vÍctima aÚn no ha sido revelada por las autoridades. en el saud san francisco la policÍa arrestÓ a un hombre de 28 en posesiÓn de un arma de fuego cargada. y de drogas que observa en pantalla. los detectives no han publicado la identidad del arrestado. hablando del tiempo. hoy y son poco mÁs de frÍo que ayer. en algunas zonas del

en vivo en san josé pasamos a sacramento en el marco de la semana nacional de sobrevivientes de la violencia en una vigilia. bueno le comento, la reunión estuvo a cargo de la organización moms demand action y convierten el dolor en acción. el incidente más reciente fue la pérdida de un niño de 10 años de edad muerto a manos de otro menor de edad. >> una cosa que es son momentos horribles que revive 1, especialmente en mi caso, que yo vi fallecer a mi hijo. >> bueno, la intención de este evento es generar conciencia junto a miles de miembros y a diversas comunidades en todo el país sobre un tema que busca reformar el uso de las armas de fuego. residentes del barrio tenderloin en la ciudad de san francisco hablaron de la criminalidad y el tráfico de drogas con las autoridades locales. bueno, la reunión se realizó el jueves por la noche y surge tras un tiroteo que dejará un muerto y 4 heridos. y todavía no hay arrestos. además, se registra un alto número de muertes por sobredosis en ese barrio. el jefe de la policía de san francisco dice que está renovando su enfoque en la actividad nocturna en

san francisco intentÓ implementar algo similar. y pese a que identificaron a 50 personas sÓlo lograron que dos ingresen a este trama. dicen que esta vez con este marco personas. revisemosotra ley que entrar en vigor hoy. y que obligarÁ a tiendas de california a tener secciones de juguetes neutrales de gÉnero. buscando eliminar la eliminaciÓn y permitir que los niÑos jueguen sin ningÚn tipo de restricciÓn ni estereotipos de gÉnero. hay opiniones divididas entre address de familia. >> california se convierte en el primer estadoen exigir a las tiendas que tengan esta secciÓn de juguetes neutrales. de hecho sale a las calles para conocer un poco la opiniÓn de los padres y saber que tan de acuerdo estÁn con esta medida. >> si estoy de acuerdo. >> para mÍ esta mejor asÍ. >> juguetes asÍ estÁ bien. pero cuando hagan un carrito rosa o una pelota rosa. y los colores confunden. >> y aunque es muy comÚn caminar por los pasillos de las tiendas y ver solamente dos secciones. niÑas y niÑos . o rosado y azul. pero esto cambiara de acuerdo a la ley ab1084. que eras tiendas que no cumplan con esta secciÓn neutraldeberÁn pagar una multa de hasta $250 en su primera in

visita se da en el marco de una gira que hace por todo el país para apoyar la campaña de reelección del presidente joe biden. además, se prevé que el próximo lunes visite la ciudad de san lo que llaman el embellecedor, que podría desprenderse durante el manejo. esto afecta a los modelos fabricados entre el 2011 y el 2019. la medida se tomó después de una investigación de las autoridades reguladoras. eso inició en enero porque recibieron 164 quejas de los consumidores. también hablamos del transporte público, varias estaciones del servicio aquí en el área de la bahía van a contar con unos nuevos prototipos de letreros. es parte de un esfuerzo regional que busca reforzar la identidad común para todos esos servicios que hay en nuestras ciudades. van a ser letreros de colores amarillo, dorado y azul cielo y azul oscuro, y contarán con iconos grandes más prominentes que serían visualmente, pues mostrando los trenes, los autobuses, los transbordadores. así lo detectará usted y también tendrán un concord y eso le va a llevar al sitio web correspondiente con horarios del tiempo real y todo en su propio idioma. >> y llegan más fondos para el proyecto del tren bala que va a cone

served the major's personal agenda and not of that community of san francisco community of color this we represent. this includes dictators marcosf the philippines and peru and included over police and brutalizing of protesters by police in 3 well document incidents we will follow up on. an outrage and obscenity to compensate and subsidize that atrsity. no to apec and the compensation. thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. hello i'm aid republican a city council at san francisco state university and against using apeck funds toward pleas over time. funny when it did for the city what did it accomplish. nothing. the police get millions are a lot of services got company communities and mall businesses took a hit. in terms of had i saw during the week was how folks displaced i saw sf okay investing leaders and other leaders to have sf as a vacation spot. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm risk the leaving filipino students. i want to start you know taking issue with the report that was presented. i think first with the climb this apec show cased our city to the global scale in the best light possible is homelessness sweeps in a

. >> tonight in san jose, two men are in custody, suspected in a homicide from earlier in the month. police say officers from the special ops merge unit arrested marconosa and michael anaya on friday on january 11th, police were called to a report of a dead body inside an rv on cruz drive and montague expressway. the coroner later determined the death was due to foul play. police say the motive and circumstances of the homicide remain under investigation. >> santa rosa police are touting the impact of the department's newly formed gang crimes team that team was discussed this morning at a santa rosa public safety subcommittee subcommittee meeting. the gang unit was reinstated last month in response to an increase in violent incidents last summer. and what police say is a rise in youth gang involvement and illegal guns. it consists of four plainclothes detectives and a sergeant. the police department says the task force's top priority is to establish contact with young people outside of an emergency and to hold ongoing conversations about staying away from gang activity. it's our officers who are out there in the streets, so it's our officers that ar

served the major's personal agenda and not of that community of san francisco community of color this we represent. this includes dictators marcos of the philippines and peru and included over police and brutalizing of protesters by police in 3 well document incidents we will follow up on. an outrage and obscenity to compensate and subsidize that atrsity. no to apec and the compensation. thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. hello i'm aid republican a city council at san francisco state university and against using apeck funds toward pleas over time. funny when it did for the city what did it accomplish. nothing. the police get millions are a lot of services got company communities and mall businesses took a hit. in terms of had i saw during the week was how folks displaced i saw sf okay investing leaders and other leaders to have sf as a vacation spot. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm risk the leaving filipino students. i want to start you know taking issue with the report that was presented. i think first with the climb this apec show cased our city to the global scale in the best light possible is homelessness sweeps in