kahn force stephanie lin sat down with candidate daniel lurie who says san francisco has a broken city hall. >> i'm asked the voters. do you really believe that someone who has helped create this system is the right person to change that culture, to fix that broken system. >> could a political outsider become san francisco's next mayor? it's the position daniel lurie hopes resonates with voters in a crowded race. and and the perception. >> that lawlessness is an acceptable part of life in san francisco. i have committed my life to issues of poverty. i believe that i understand what is at stake. >> a san francisco native and heir to the levi strauss fortune lurie founded the antipoverty nonprofit tipping point in 2005 raising hundreds of millions of dollars to fight homelessness in the bay area. we need to build more affordable housing. we have to get people job training and employment skills. he also served as chairman of the super bowl, 50 host committee working with local officials to bring millions in tourism and business dollars to the bay area. if you are elected mayor, what's the

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i think everybody else's as well in san francisco, stephanie lin kron, 4 news. >> all right. now let's take a look at the newest poll on the race for the california u.s. senate seat this uc berkeley and la times poll is showing that republican steve garvey is in a basic tie with democratic congressman adam schiff. it found garvey has 27% ship has 25%. so that's all within the margin of error of plus or -2 percent. democratic congresswoman katie porter is in 3rd place with 19%. and democratic congresswoman barbara lee in 4th place with 8% when it comes to the general election. the poll finds that shift would beat garvey. 53% to 38%. the poll does include people who have already voted or considered likely to vote in tuesday's primary. and don't forget, kron 4 is your local election headquarters to join us on election day tuesday, march 5th for live election results from all around the bay area will have coverage all afternoon. and then recap starting at 08:00pm. coming up, one of the finalists named for california's teacher of the year is from the east bay. so we'll introduce y

the, the, this is the w news live from the lin, nikki haley drops out of the us presidential race. the foremost south carolina governor n's hub page. so the white house of the law says to donald trump in tuesday's primaries, but she does not endorse her full arrivals. also coming up on the program were trying to save a rustling could lead to action. this land behind us is the chinese city of charlotte, with millions of residents, the y best. so in the distance over the, if the chinese coast guard on this line right here is controlled by taiwan, all corresponding visits, a taiwanese island where a deadly confrontation and beijing stepped up patrols a foot local fishing crews on a lot. and tesla's european assembly plump, near berlin grinds to a halt. police of blaming austin. i fall left militant group says it was behind the attack. the money group is mckinnon. welcome to the program. we begin in the us when nikki haley has suspended the presidential campaign, leaving donald trump as the last republican in the race. haley was the last of a dozen major candidates, the former presiden

her'everyone learns, when we lin to each other and to the american people, instead of the loudest voicen the far togethn actually pass meaningful bills that help people that calm. thank you. thank you to senator schumer, literally working 24/7 to get this done. the american people sent us to washington to this is about. democrats are always willing to work with republicans to be able to get things done for people, to be able to do the right thing for people. the important work of finding the priorities of the american people is what we haveto get do. these bipartisan appropriations make significant investment in people's quality of life, international defense, and supporting our service members, ensuring that we can compete with communist■9 china, and heah care above and below the neck, and other critical services as well. we must pass these bills quickly to avoid an unnecessary andthest the continuation of a promise democrats made to the american people when the affordable care act was passed 14 years ago. since that time, 46 million americans now have affordable health care. 46 millio

her son joined the navy as a rescue swimmer and that is when lin decided working on -- that's when lin was working on digitizing v.a.'s paper records. she went on to lead the very first veteran experience project on machine learning. today she brings her experience to help make -- help v.a. make data driven decisions to our claims process decisions. richard barbado served as an army officer in the 82nd air force dwig. he fought in the initial invasion of iraq and in the years after, we've lost 40 paratroopers he served with to suicide. including a best friend. many of them rest today across the river in section 60 at arlington national cemetery. richard came to v.a. to honor them. he said this has never felt like work. it's a mission. i wake up every morning because of this mismtion you see why i'm so excited and humble to be part of this team. they share a deep devotion to keeping our promise to vets. that characterizes their colleagues as well. and boy, do they demand high standards from us, their teammates. now our mission is far from over. there are enormous challenges ahead, not l

so let's get more with lyin lin who's there on the ground covering the event blow by low lin. >> hi, mandy day two of the forum has been very busy. lots of conversations about quality, financial cooperation, as well as foreign investment, which has been dominating discussions in recent days we're seeing this concerted effort by beijing to bring that foreign capital back under scored as you just highlighted by that meeting between president xi jinping and those top u.s. executives. the question remains, of course, is this going to move the needle because there is this view there is competing interests here, on the one hand wanting that development, but on the other hand, beijing prioritizing some of those national security related issues as well there are also concerned around china's economy because while they did hit their 5% growth target last year, the recovery post-pandemic has been slow and it's been bumpy. we're certainly seeing some green shoots for example some of the profit numbers we saw for january and february there are concerns aurkds china's domestic demand. it's one of

mr li's message was to his son, yan lin. "your mum and i have come to take you home," he wrote.f the very few pieces ever recovered from mh370. the lack of answers after all this time is a source of enduring pain for the families of those on board, and there's a lot of frustration, too, over the lack of progress in the search for the missing plane. this year's event was attended by malaysia's transport minister, after complaints that his government's been dragging its feet. "we are already negotiating a new search," he promised. there's no reluctance on the part of the malaysian government? no reluctance. as i've mentioned numerous times, as far as the malaysian government is concerned, we are committed to the search, and the search must go on. # when you feel so tired but you can't sleep... - mh370 is an unfinished story, with aviation safety lessons yet to be learnt. and for all the families, it is an unending tragedy. hong kong's legislator has debated a draft national security law that critics say would further reduce freedoms in the territory. the legislation will allow pol

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know their communities best and they our meetings on capitol hill are also a focus of several tes, linay safety act. this will improve rail safety and better protect our level to keep their community safe every time a train derails. and it happens far too often in are three train derailments per day in the united states and to 64% of them occuwithin the jurisdiction of the city. in the senate, we are waiting for the bill to be brought to the floor for a vote and in the hous waiting for the transportation committee to va of communities large and small in this country, the national league of cities calls on congress to act, passed the bipartisan bill. -- pass the bipartisan bill. [applause] my colleagues will touch on a number of priorities but i will touch on a couple. the ai advisory committee the rd ultimately harness the opportunity the rapidly evolving technology offers for our cities committee will produce a playbook that will assist our cities nationwide curated insight, strategy and best practices for cities to make good use of artificial intelligence. an advisory committee -- ni

. >> tonight in a one-on-one sit-down with our stephanie lin actress awkwafina reflects on her role and cold food panda 4, how she connected with their new character. >> actress awkwafina known for her roles in crazy rich asians and marvel's shang. chi stars in the upcoming kung fu panda for as a quick witted. fox named. >> quiet town for stephanie lin caught up with the actress during a recent stop in san francisco. >> it's a franchise that i really loved i grew up watching comes up and i love the world that it lives in. jack black is so funny in it. and so to be a part of it is was was just really surreal and tell us a bit about the character that you play as well as you find any related to the character at just nice. nice second or 3rd. pick pocket. >> so summit, i don't know. i like it in the but yeah, i do relate to her in her own feelings of outside ernest her own, you know, kind of like inner debate, unlike what is the right way to love and and who who she is. can tell us a bit about that outside state you've personally experienced in your life and you brought that into the chara

incredible achievement and wish these students the best as they continue marching toward the finish linmoment to wish my daughter, happy birthday. happy birthday, taylor. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. massacs seek recognition? mr. mcgovern: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, the biden-harris administration recently announced nearly $1.7 billion as part of the white house challenge to end hunger and build healthy communities. in 2022 when president biden hosted the second effort white nutrition, and health i told those in attendance that the event couldn't be a one off. we couldn't gather in d.c., pat each other on the back, and not deliver on the ambitious goals. these new bold commitments from 141 stakeholders from across the nation, including health insurers, nonprofits, academia, and local elected officials show that we are not taking our foot off the gas to meet the president's goal of rit relate

sto-lin. since then the name of the city has come. stolin. and off we go on an exciting journey.t the end of the 15th century there was a large settlement on this site. and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, the neman brez-vilnius route. almanskie is a real tourist place. the only ones preserved in their natural state in belarus and the largest in europe. this is the twenties and thirty-nine years. i can safely say that this is the best time for urban architecture. sidewalks and highways appeared, trees were planted and new beautiful buildings were built. to show how our country is unusually wonderful. when he moved from one place to another, the horses were unharnessed and transported. the believing jews themselves, from one place to another, now , as we see, the image is clearly visible, colors have begun to appear, this, of course, is a miracle of god, watch the program, the cities of belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel, all our cis countries went through a period of building a vertical authorities, not everyone has built it yet, so where the vertical has

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i'm stephanie lin. one day after a united airlines flight lost a tire during takeoff from sfo. investigators are working to figure out what happened. kron four's charles clifford joins us live now from the airport. charles, what's the latest on this? >> well, the faa has said that they are going to launch an investigation. we're also expecting the ntsb to launch an investigation into this. what is essentially a crazy story? a plane was taking off from sfo had kind of right towards me. the tire fell off into a parking lot. now this afternoon, we actually talked to a woman whose car was hit by that tire. she says it's something she never expected. a dramatic scene caught on video as a tire falls off the landing gear of a boeing triple 7 just after takeoff from sfo thursday morning. >> the tire landed in an airport employee parking lot, crushing one car and damaging at least one other vehicle. thankfully no one was injured. the plane which was bound for osaka, japan landed at lax thursday afternoon without

sto-lin. since then the name of the city has come. stolin. and we set off on an exciting journey.of the 15th century there was a large settlement on this site. and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, the neman bresse-vilnius route. almanc and all real. and transported - the believers themselves, the jews, from one place to another, now, as we see, the image is clearly visible, colors have begun to appear, this is, of course, a miracle of god, watch the program of the city of belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel . come to me, semenikhin, come see me. hello, great, hello, friends, what news, the germans defeated near moscow, defeated, yes. finally, but also, today at 9:00, exactly in an hour, our node will be bombed, where are you talking about? so, how did you prepare? we will signal to the deppo, echalon , turntable, overpass, and you, sergeevich, need to leave orsha, me and immediately, i gave my word to put the orsha junction out of action, but i haven’t done it yet, this is the decision of the underground committee, okay, today after the bombing we will all l

yes, lin, what if lyosha wants to wear them as covers, and here i am free for now!eived this holy woman, what’s up with the interrogation, the dog conducted the interrogation with bias, well, the guard doesn’t know anything about kostenko’s death, and the letters and, he wrote it down in salary debts , salary, gnezdilov and i let him go for muteness, mulik, you can see, what? the security guard is a spendthrift, i would put the pressure on him, honestly, well, put the pressure on him, he works as a bouncer in a tenderness bar, interesting, the girls are dancing, well, i’ll go and wait, you give back your shoes, or it’s a pity, lesh, we’re friends, oh, you lost your temper, you’re talking, oh, duck walk, i’m out! from may, but here we don’t allow trash to enter, why? but from control, do you know what this is? i heard it, yes, a couple of times , well, that’s great, get out of here garbage, garbage - filthy, filthy, yeah, just a second, are you planning to spend the night here, or something, get out, i say, well, almost, oh, here, i took the garbage . well, which of

{lin decisions for civilians here. on that point. _ decisions for civilians here.if all of the situation could change if all of the impediments are removed, crossing points for example, opened? very quickly. 0ne crossing points for example, opened? very quickly. one of the great things unicef has is magic pace for the malnourished children, turn them around very quickly in a week or two. the same for nutritional status for adults. two. the same for nutritional status foradults. flood two. the same for nutritional status for adults. flood the area, not that difficult because it is road networks. now we have ships and planes had it looks good but it is a fraction, input has 12 tracks on it, 1200 on the other side of this border. —— a boot has. a ceasefire would go hand—in—hand, it would enable us to do it safely, remembering this is a dangerous place to work and notjust my un colleagues, too many people are killed trying to receive aid. it is a game changer. ceasefire, get help at their aid a game changer. ceasefire, get help at theiraid in. irate a game changer. cea

mr li's message was to his son, yan lin. "your mum and i have come to take you home," he wrote. all this time is a source of enduring pain for the families of those on board, and there's a lot of frustration, too, over the lack of progress in the search for the missing plane. this year's event was attended by malaysia's transport minister, after complaints that his government's been dragging its feet. "we are already negotiating a new search," he promised. there's no reluctance on the part of the malaysian government? no reluctance. as i've mentioned numerous times, as far as the malaysian government is concerned, we are committed to the search, and the search must go on. # when you feel so tired but you can't sleep...# i mh370 is an unfinished story, with aviation safety lessons yet to be learnt. and for all the families, it is an unending tragedy. the success of the search if it takes place at the end of this year will depend a great deal on the area they choose. as you saw on that piece richard godfrey is hoping the search area will be smaller which will allow any searches to

mr li's message was to his son, yan lin. "your mum and i have come to take you home," he wrote.e some of the very few pieces ever recovered from mh370. the lack of answers after all this time is a source of enduring pain for the families of those on board, and there's a lot of frustration, too, over the lack of progress in the search for the missing plane. this year's event was attended by malaysia's transport minister, after complaints that his government's been dragging its feet. "we are already negotiating a new search," he promised. there's no reluctance on the part of the malaysian government? no reluctance. as i've mentioned numerous times, as far as the malaysian government is concerned, we are committed to the search, and the search must go on. # when you feel so tired but you can't sleep... - mh370 is an unfinished story, with aviation safety lessons yet to be learnt. and for all the families, it is an unending tragedy. jonathan head, bbc news. and if you're watching in the uk and you'd like to learn more about this story, you can watch why planes vanish: the hunt for m

sto-lin. since then the name of the city has come., now, as we see, the image is clearly visible, colors have begun to appear, this is , of course, a miracle of god. watch the program cities of belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel. we will introduce you to the people of our country. here we make vases, dispensers, larger pots, smaller pots. they have many interesting stories behind them and are ready to surprise again. they started coming to us in pairs, well, maybe because we are pairs, we attract. i'm working on this music, music, whatever the insides of the skin are thick with us. yana pausyul, at the sun, at the timid hands, at the tips of our fingers, the music is soothing, aspirational thoughts and opens thousands of gifts to us. music can change the light, little pieces can change us. music is inside our skin. good morning belarus. dobry ranitsy, belarus. good morning, country, a new day on belarus tv channels, one of the belarus 24 satellites. we, nina mozheiko and anna, meet you.

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of breakfast cereals. also supplied by the confectionery factory, these are multigrain balls, with lin seeds, glazed with apple juice, suitable for schoolchildren and preschoolers, the development was initiated by the scientific and practical center of the national academy of sciences of belarus for food, about a smart, tasty approach in our story: school recess with benefits, students of one of the vitebsk schools have already appreciated the new product from a well-known manufacturer, multigrain balls with flax seeds and apple juice from vidba liked it. those who need to grow and get smarter, but in addition to the fact that the product is tasty, it is also healthy; not only technologists, but scientists worked on its creation. as a result of the meticulous work of our scientists center and the enterprise's technologists developed recipes for multigrain breakfasts, enriched with vegetable powders and fruit and berry juices, which add sweetness to the product without adding sugar and mill seeds. which are sources of protein polyunsaturated fatty acids. the developed breakfast cereals

sto-lin. since then the name of the city has come. stolin. and we set off on an exciting journey. at the end of the 15th century there was a large settlement on this site. and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, nemansky and brezsky. vilnius almanskie is a real tourist highlight, the only ones preserved in a natural state in belarus and the largest in europe. these are the twenties, thirty-nine years. i can safely say that this is the best time for urban architecture. sidewalks and highways appeared, trees were planted and new beautiful buildings were built. to show how extraordinarily wonderful our country is. when he moved. from one place to another it was the believing jews themselves who unharnessed and transported the horses, from one place to another, now, as we see, the image is clearly visible, colors began to appear, this is, of course, a miracle of god, watch the program cities of belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel. amazing people of our country, every instrument is presented here. it is primarily for harmonization, sansul, it touches very subtle str

i'm out of him a and for a lin, thanks so much for watching. take care and staging the we are all set and we're watching closely all the to bring you the story behind the news. we rolled about unbiased information all 3 months worth. i mean obviously i know i might just do it and i'm hoping dw newport costs. thank strength amounts, but there's no actually about move. join us as we travel around your, facing the history of every day. i'll set something right around the well, no need to talk to back. just a subscriber id. listen to pop, gosh. then we'll take you along for the ride, the a for the middle part from the very 1st step i take on the diving board meeting because i started to feel those boss applies my bedding sir. dolores hernandez is among mexico's best drive, is preparing to qualify for the next olympic games. but she's leading a double life at nazi. showcases her skills as a rising video game, which i really like that when i get home from training, i can turn on the stream and just forget everything. e mail me or of mexico's aquatic

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resilience and extreme weather and revitalizatn of fence lin legacy of pollution.o promoting clean energy and advanced manufacturing and other industries, a future that's made in america. u used to be a law that i didn't even realize it, i bet most didn't realize in the 1930's when they were talking whether unions could exist, so forth, one law thatseo the president to spend on a federal project should for american products and american workers. well, here's what happened, a lot of folks, both parties didn't pay much attention to that. we build america and we buy american and we are american. folks, thanks in part to the chips and science act, the united states is investing more money in research and developmentha ever before. during the pandemic, semi conductor chips about the size of your finger drove pricesfrom. instead of having to import semi conductors which america invented, i might add, private companies are investing billions to build new chip companies here in america. creating tens of thousands of jobs, many paying over $100,000 a year and do not require

thank you lin, thank you for this conversation, everything you wanted to know about the meaning of humanidence, it will be fully revealed. this providence is already in the kingdom of heaven, and it will be even more open during the second coming of christ, when the lord will reward everyone according to their deeds. about the religious education of children? i, as... a priest, very often try to be at school and invite children to our events from school , including excursions and various spiritual and moral events, which, exhibitions and others, take place on the territory of our temple. thus , our temple is filled with children's voices, it is filled with new life, get comments from art historians. kali chalavek with... high fees and any adnosіstsya and the fact that they have in their temple, then such images are desired, without looking at the fact that from the point of keeping track of traditional incomes, since the beginning of time, they began to listen to spiritual instructions about the eternal. an important sign of a person’s meeting with god is the sincere consciousness of one

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stephanie lin kron. 4 news. all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look right now at the richmond bridge, which looks pretty. >> the wet. yeah. raining here, lawrence. snow in the mountains. yes. really coming down the high country be measured feet in the high country. this pretty decent storm up there right now. so they're chain up on 80 and probably going to be doing so on 50 as well as we're going to see more of that snow moving in throughout the night tonight and continued kind of on and off through the weekend to, in fact, you can see right here very latest, a doppler radar. we've got some of that snow that is tracking over the mountain right now. 80's got a lot of it right now near donner summit. so that will intensify overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. then break off to scattered showers throughout the day. but couple spring storms are rolling through a much more like winter. that's keep things going in the high country. the snow level starting out 5500 feet or so. will be dropping down t

eaten too much, they couldn’t eat baked fish or fish soup for a long time, they just sat and said 100 line city stolin came from. and we set off on an exciting journey. at the end of the 15th century there was a large settlement at this place. and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, neman and brez-vilnius. almanskie is a real tourist highlight. the only ones preserved in their natural state in belarus and the largest in europe. these are the twenties and thirty- nine years. i can safely say that. this is the best time for urban architecture, sidewalks and highways appeared, trees were planted and beautiful new buildings were built to show how unusually wonderful our country is. when he moved from one place to another, it was the believers themselves, the jews, who unharnessed and transported the horses, from one place to another. now, as we see, the image is clearly visible, colors have begun to appear, of course. watch the program cities of belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel , the television news agency presents it in the public domain. we have no secrets from our pe

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they just sat and said sto-lin. since then the name of the city has come. stolin.arge settlement on this site. and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, nemansky and bresko-vilnius. almansky is a real tourist highlight. the only ones preserved in their natural state in belarus and the largest in europe. these are the twenties, thirty-nine years. i can safely say that this is the best time for urban architecture. sidewalks and highways appeared, trees were planted and new beautiful buildings were built. to show how extraordinarily wonderful our country is. when he moved from one place to another, it was the believers themselves, the jews, who unharnessed and transported the horses from one place to another. now, as we see, the image. is clearly visible, colors have begun to appear, this is , of course, a miracle of god, watch the program “cities of belarus on” on the belarus 24 tv channel . you are watching the news now, tatyana korol is with you. hello. belarus - a multi-religious country, but we have always managed to preempt conflicts. interrelig

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da lin shows us how they hope to try and get the city's attention. >> reporter: this neighbor says someone abandoned this suv in front of her apartment building about a year ago. someone dropped off this hyundai sonata on the same block richly four months ago. >> embarrassing. >> with multiple apartment buildings, they're taking up valuable real estate. >> it's hard to find parking. >> reporter: the abandoned vehicles are in front of 2905 banna street. one neighbor reported the cars to 311 last year but the city has not taken action. two weeks ago a fed up neighbor tagged a councilman's name and bad words on the car to draw attention. >> i don't take it personal. i understand people's frustration. but at the same time there is only so much that i can do and we can do. >> reporter: the councilman says his staff received the complaint from the neighbors two weeks ago and they immediately flagged transportation department which handles the vehicles. he says many city contracted tow yards are full. the department is overwhelmed by the amount of abandoned, stolen cars. >> some of the locations

much for a long time, they could not eat either baked fish or fish soup, they just sat and said sto-lint the end of the 15th century there was a large settlement, and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, nemansky and bresko-vilnius. almansky is a real tourist highlight. the only ones preserved in their natural state in belarus and the largest in europe. these are the twenties, thirty-nine years. i can safely say that this is the best time for urban architecture. sidewalks and highways appeared, trees were planted and new beautiful buildings were built. to show how extraordinarily wonderful our country is. when he moved from one place to another, this the horses were unharnessed and transported. the believing jews themselves, from one place to another, now , as we see, the image is clearly visible, colors have begun to appear, this, of course, is a miracle of god, watch the program “cities of belarus” and on the belarus 24 tv channel. more and more foreigners are visiting our country , why she attracts them so much for me studying i will meet... a beautiful woman, a gir

much for a long time, they could not eat either baked fish or fish soup, they just sat and said 100 linn on it went name. stolin and set off on an exciting journey. at the end of the 15th century , there was a large settlement in this place, and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, neman and brez-vilnius. and the almanacs are a real tourist highlight, the only ones preserved in their natural state in belarus and the largest in europe. these are the twenties and thirty- nine years. i can safely say that this is the best time. for urban architecture, sidewalks and highways appeared, trees were planted and new beautiful buildings were built. to show how extraordinarily wonderful our country is. this news of the capital of the central region, with you, broadcasts live on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 volga myadzvedz. and the cyper is short for the topic of the issue. new projects in the sphere of future construction for our country. unraveling maslenitsa tuden, hazelnut yuletide grass on this zen, fragrant pancakes, this aposhnye jumping in the bath before fasting.

i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday march 3rd, let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. welcome morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. yeah, more rain will be coming. looks like we're taking a little bit of a break for right now. they're still the spotty showers are forecast today and you can't rule him out for tomorrow, but it really doesn't get fired up again tuesday and wednesday. but before we get there today, and right now, we do have a little cell right over san francisco right now. we have the pitter patter of rain and now touching parts of the east bay shoreline. here. this is going to be the story all day today. this whac-a-mole will pop up here and there of these little showers, not lasting very long. might even see again, a couple more rays of sun, but that should be about it. we won't have quite the dynamics we did from yesterday's forecast as far as what the sky conditions look like this. a san jose state for ya and kind of just shredded stra

much for a long time, they could not eat either baked fish or fish soup, they just sat and said 100 lin then on the name of the city stolin came. and we set off on an exciting journey. at the end of the 15th century there was a large settlement in this place, and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, nemansky and bresko-vilnius. the almans are a real tourist highlight, the only ones that have been preserved. all in a natural state in belarus and the largest in europe, these are the twenties, thirty- nine years, i can safely say that this is the best time for urban architecture, sidewalks appeared. highway trees were planted and beautiful new buildings were built to show how strangely wonderful our country was when he moved from one place to another, the horses were unharnessed and transported by the believers themselves, the jews, from one place to another, now as we see, the image is clearly visible, colors began to appear, this is of course a miracle of god, look. i'm belarusian, i'm on this cossack land, here between the forests and the pushchaya dzikikh for centurie

for a long time, they could not eat either baked fish or fish soup, they just sat and said to hundred linhe city, stolin, came into being. and we set off on an exciting journey. at the end of the 15th century there was a large settlement on this site. and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, nemansky. and breska vilnius almanskie are a real tourist highlight, the only ones preserved in their natural state in belarus and the largest in europe. it's twenties, thirty ninth years. i can safely say that this is the best time for urban architecture. sidewalks and highways went up, trees were planted, and beautiful new buildings were built to show how extraordinarily wonderful our country is. watch the program cities of belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel . you are watching the science nearby project, today we are studying the flora of belarus and here’s something else we’ll tell you about. the rarest plants in our country, which plants in belarus will be discussed in the new edition from the team of authors of the institute of experimental botany of the academy sci. what are

i'm stephanie lin.et you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar and dave waking up this morning driving into the station. it was pretty damp out there. >> yeah, that's going to kind of stay that way, too, because they were looking for another dose of rain coming our way probably into the afternoon hours. good to see that. most the east south base with chances of showers and some thunder showers firing up after we get some daytime heating. probably the north bay will be kind of spared from this is what it looks like. all the projections we have there. you have it on radar right now. a little bit of a break happening across much of the bay. maybe some light rain showers out to see a bit getting further away from home there. you can see where the source of the low is. and don't forget, it's one of those cold core lows from the gulf of alaska. sfo getting some sunshine here and there some minor delays occurring because of some construction and so though, firing up with some after

i'm stephanie lin and i'm justine waldman.start with breaking news that we've been following out of san francisco international airport where demonstrators have blocked off part of the international terminal with just a short time ago. pro-palestine protesters wrapping up their demonstration at the international gates inside of sfo. they were calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the protests starting around 8.30, this morning. yes, let's go right now to kron four's tiffany justice. tiffhe even said that if she knew she probably would have joined i >> i think it's the it's it's definitely something wasn't for well, flight is ultimately what need. my family waiting korea to as scheduled everything to become me and my life it has make things a little. airport, we're going to gather more information and bring you even more throughout the day. back to you. >> tiffany, thank you so much. and now san francisco international airport has been providing updates all day and just before noon, the airport posted this one which reads roadways