be memory lane, which is a new street. he continuing street is street two, which is fairfax avenue. when the final map was recorded, the two streets were unnamed, and this allowed the residents of hunter's view to work with john stewart and all of the residents to come up with new names for the streets. it was agreed upon to continue fairfax avenue, sincehrough phase one and two, so it leads to a continuous continue continuation of phase one and two as the total revitalization. so from a list of names that were created back in 2010 when the map was initial map for the large site was recorded. john stewart and the residents picked from those names and whittled it 3 to 5, ar over the fall of 2023, all through 2025, conducted an online survey as well as door to door knocking ah the residents. and the residents came up with memory lane. and as supervisor walton said, it's to remember people who worked very hard and supported hope sf as well as we're stewards of hope sf as well as people who once lived at the property or no and

there's a bomb planted in the rotunda and there's a bomb planted in new street at the tax office.e x. there was a warning, - but it was a vague warning, a coded warning from the ira, | but a vague warning identifying new street and the rotunda, . but never mentioning the pubs, the tavern in the town or the mulberry bush. i screaming sirens blare we were sat under the stairs talking about a christmas party i was going to, and suddenly... ..i felt as if i was just floating through the air. i don't remember landing again. there was lots of screams going on and i think you realised straight away what it was. as i was sitting there, all of a sudden, there was such a fantastic bang. and looking across, immediately the lights went out of the mulberry bush and there was debris flung all over the place. the front of the mulberry bush was completely missing. there was bodies lying on the pavement, bodies over seats and everything. well, it was just without any warning at all. - i was just standing with about four friends and there was a flash - and a blast, which seemed to, you know, just g

there is a bomb planted in the rotunda and there's a bomb planted at the tax office in new street. 21illed that night in birmingham. it all pointed to the ira. this is the story of the worst unsolved mass murder in modern british history. the pub bombings — a new series from in detail on bbc sounds. we can speak now to the presenter and producer of that series, ed barlow, whojoins us from birmingham. and, just tell us a bit more of the background, what actually happened in these bombings? figs happened in these bombings? s you happened in these bombings? is you have just heard, the you havejust heard, the headline is that a 21 people lost their lives that night and more than 200 were injured when bombs were planted in two busy city centre pubs. officially they have never owned up to it but everyone recognises it was the work of the ira, coming in the work of the ira, coming in the early 70s when there was a period of ongoing campaign against the british basically and the ira brought the battle to the streets of mainland england. to the streets of mainland england-— to the streets of ma

you street in twenties and part of this will be the rise of jazz born in new but it takes on an even a new different urban sophisticated feel in detroit and chicago and new york. and it will be music that is going to become america's music, particularly intoxicating to young people. young, white college students love jazz is going to fill the music of the speakeasies and give the name through f scott fitzgerald to the whole period as the jazz age. and included in this urban world will be the rise of a new type of woman known as the flapper or and these hip young urban who wore their hair short and short skirts, who danced and who smoked? who drank despite prohibition and flouted sexual conformity. many of you have seen the flapper image before. some of you whose families resided in the united states in the twenties. back in your old photo albums there be a flapper in your family tree. and the flapper image is everywhere. smoking flapper. you get the idea idea. yeah, and cross-racial flapper style for african-americans this is the howard football game in the twenties. and while most w

and that's in the east bay alone with the new street grant, a public awareness campaign and enhanced enforcement operations will be rolled out to keep bay area roads safe. 55 million dollars being invested in the country's first ever. electric ferry fleet. >> and it's gonna be based right here in the bay area. the federal grant will go towards building a 0 emission fleet that serves the same stops is the sf bay ferry. these are some of the pictures of what the ferries are going to look like. the port of san francisco says it will accelerate a new standard for clean ferries nationwide. and it will also serve as a training ground for ferry workers. >> and finally, and maybe most importantly, also it's investing in future maritime mariners and project developers in that crafts that will support our growing maritime fleet in the green technology that is coming and it is supporting our future workforce and they stand right there today to be part of our very, very important celebration. >> the port of san francisco says the electric ferries will arrive in twenty-twenty 6 and they say the a

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but there are new street snacks like wagyu skewers only available at this location. wow. >> smoky up the promenade on the top floor is kiko pizzeria, the newest concept from the kiko family. >> you got to tell your story right or somebody else will tell it for you. >> chef and co-owner david nayfeld grew up within walking distance of the oakland arena, where he watched the team play as a kid. >> i think that we're capable of turning around, and i think that we're capable of doing great things. i think this neighborhood is a perfect example of what all of san francisco can do, right? the whole mission bay mission rock area is tremendous. they're building parks outside. >> the pizzeria features a large heated patio and indoor dining space. >> so we have a golf simulator right there. we'll have basketball games over basketball, arcade games over here. >> we got the very first look at what will be a 30,000 square foot, two story, state of the art sports bar called splash at thrive city. it features four bars, elevated food, a rec room, a beer garden, and more than 80 tvs, inc

a knife a great, big butcher knife the kind on a thanksgiving turkey, out killing people in new york streetsll come to new york city for a holiday if you don't know that these people are doing? >> brian: is there a marine watching those stabbings that said i will not get involved? i have a family and can't end up in jail for 20 years? >> ainsley: it is so jacked up. >> brian: by the way, they said he was a hero and of course race is a factor. al sharpton is out there with a group flocking subways until daniel annie was arraigned days later. >> lawrence: what about the black guy that helped him down and the district attorney said they would cut a deal with and change the story on the stand multiple times and lied to the cops as well. if you are going to charge daniel penny with a choke hold the, maybe you should charge the other guy that hold him down as well questioning. >> brian: how about alvin bragg tossing out his background? this guy is a menace to society was going to kill somebody or get killed. he wanted to get a hold. >> ainsley: maybe there is somebody on the jury, like you said, m

birmingham new street absolutely the busiest railway station outside london.d wires, presumably because of the high winds. and ifear later on we might well get those trampolines blowing from people's back gardens onto railway lines, which always seem to occur during times of high winds. elsewhere, you mentioned avanti west coast saying no travel north of preston if you can avoid it, that's going up to the lake district, to carlisle and to glasgow. south western railways don't go west of basingstoke. and then a whole pattern of cancellations across scotland, including the line from glasgow queen street to 0ban, which is only going as far as crianlarich. if you were hoping to get to 0ban and get a cal mac, caledonian macbrayne ferry, that probably won't happen. they've cancelled theirs to tiree and to barra and further north, the main link to the outer hebrides from ullapool to stornoway. that's not sailing anywhere. up and down the irish sea you can expect disruption. a number of cancellations from belfast and larne across to cairnryan, also dublin to holyhead

the west oakland civic center and 24th and mission street stations have also had the new gates installed earlier this week. construction for more of those gates started at the montgomery station in san francisco. the south francisco police department is launching a new parking enforcement program. they've contracted a private company called laws to take over day-to-day parking enforcement for the city starting monday. laws will issue warnings for meter violations but will give out tickets when their official operation launches december 2nd, south san francisco pd says the partnership will free up resources in the department. still ahead on kron, 4 news at to a hidden spot full of magic and mischief. we take you. >> inside the wizards and wants bar in san francisco. and a new arrest in efforts to curb side shows in the south bay. the latest details from police took from police. >> in san jose police arrested 7 people accused of promoting sideshows on social media. officers say the suspects refer to themselves as the hockey team. investigators believe the group may be responsible for up to

to empty streets. >>> new restaurants giving life to san francisco streets. meet the small business owners hoping to drive san francisco's comeback. >> and there is no hesitation because i knew what i wanted to do, and i really wanted to give it a try. >> the challenges, the changes, and the reality check on the recovery. >> we've been really lucky. it's been super busy down here. we've been busy, which is amazing. >>> i'm anne makovec in for liz. but still, only half of what it was before the pandemic. some businesses are rolling the dice, filling vie cant storefronts. but what does the city need to do to bring customers back? we'll have that conversation in just a few minutes. but boy, it's a first alert weather day with that atmospheric river right around the corner. zoe mintz has been busy tracking this storm. this is really the first big one of the season? >> reporter: yes, i'm excited, but a lot of rain is on the way. starting tonight, continuing all the way through next week. so get ready for a cool active week of weather. the first atmospheric river o

but there are new street snacks like wagyu skewers only available at this location. wow.thank you smokey. >> yes, up the promenade on the top floor is kiko pizzeria, the newest concept from the kiko family. >> you got to tell your story right or somebody else will tell it for you. >> chef and co-owner david nayfeld grew up within walking distance of the oakland arena, where he watched the team play as a kid. now he's combining two lifelong passions pizza and the golden state warriors. >> i believe in san francisco. we've had our challenges, but the truth is, i think that we're capable of turning around, and i think that we're capable of doing great things. i think this neighborhood is a perfect example of what all of san francisco can do, right? the whole mission bay, mission rock area is tremendous. they're building parks outside the pizzeria features a large heated patio and indoor dining space. >> so we have a golf simulator right there. we'll have basketball games over basketball, arcade games over here. we got the very first look at what will be a 30,000 square foot,

more than 1100 arrests and recovered more than 2000 stolen vehicles in the east bay alone with the new street grant a public awareness campaign and enhanced enforcement operations will be rolled out to keep a area roads safe. >> well, a big story this morning in alameda city council member caught on body camera footage was she appears to be heavily intoxicated. this is outside of a bar in down town along you can see the incident here now, her fellow council members are looking to >> reprimand her. we've got kron four's jack moment with the story. council member spencer is running for reelection this week in 2. >> november. but this recent issue has people pointing fingers, including council members, but also spencer herself, who says she was not intoxicated in long beach, but rather a victim of a crime. we'll let you watch the video and judge for yourself place police officers surrounding alameda councilmember trish herrera, spencer. >> who was seen laying outside a bar in long beach earlier in they attack around or says all of the law the name tag still around her neck. she was attending the

with that new street grant, a public awareness campaign and enhance enforcement operations are going to be rolled out to keep bay area roads safe. all right. still ahead, the kron 4 morning news city of south texas. no. >> partnering with the parking enforcement going explain when they plan to enforce parking citations in the city. and we're just 4 days away from the election. fbi's warning about a and a controversial tax measure that could cause bakery owner homes tahoe right back. >> we're here for things. you know, today in east bay fire in an apartment killed a child in san pablo. the fire killed a man to 2 children to the hospital. one of those miners later died from their injuries who say the cause of the fire was from unattended cooking. and the valero refining companies at the pay. 82 million dollar fine after releasing cancer causing emissions from there. niche, a refinery officials say more than 64 million dollars from i will go towards local projects aimed at reducing pollution exposure and improving health and the surrounding areas ral is going to be held in support of ma

in business news, wall street off to new records. in fact, let's take you out to the futures this morning. see what's ahead for us. at least the dow is going to move higher. plus, the only man she love i know you don't do you do an emotional tribute by a singer from the east bay. the performance bringing many to tears and taking him one step closer to winning the voice. you're watching today in the ba. however, not all fall ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. a nice and clear palo alto this morning, and it is chilly as you step out the door. we're at 48 degrees right now. there will be a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day and a gradual warm up, and we're seeing more of the same temperatures we've seen recently with highs in the mid 60s. rain could c

expand aws s access and facilities and new street and pedestrian upgrades. >> the proposeded will provide future property tax revenues for public facilities in the district include access utility and open space to the existing rights of way and the creation of new public connections through the neighborhood. today the cites are inaccessible and create barriers. we have estimates of costs. 50% of the package generated by the project and 50% allocated to growing the general fund. >> shows a net benefit of the the proposed amendments to the develop will agreement are provided in an ordinance eifd resolution before the committee is just the first step in an ax and formation project the steps of which are summarized here on this slide. 2 proposals other result of thoughtful collaboration and technical analysis among all partners. and the 1300 units of house nothing an under supplied part of the city. i want to thank you for your consideration of the items today and request that you approve the items. in closing i would like to recommend one clerical amendment the clerk provided yesterday to yo

street celebration. a block party packed the financial district. it was held in the city's brand new front street entertainment zone. this is one of four new designated entertainment zones this morning on today in the bay. i talked with an organizer who says, ever since the first zone event held for oktoberfest, businesses are benefiting. we've spoken to the folks over at harrington's. it was the busiest day they ever had since opening back in march. and also the folks over at schroeder's mentioned that it was more than double their most successful oktoberfest in the past. that same front street entertainment zone plays host to a ten day block party in mid-december for this year's let's glow holiday projection art spectacular. this is video from last year, when close to 70,000 people attended. well, today is dia de los muertos day of the dead, a latin american holiday which celebrates loved ones who have passed. it's celebrated on november 1st and second. and while some of the imagery includes skulls and skeletons, it is far from a different version of halloween. nbc bay area's kris

i know it doesn't get a lot >>>>new restaurants giving life to empty streets. >>> new restaurants givingusiness owners hoping to drive san francisco's comeback. >> and there is no hesitation because i knew what i wanted to do, and i really wanted to give it a try. >> the challenges, the changes, and the reality check on the recovery. >> we've been really lucky. it's been super busy down here. we've been busy, which is amazing. >>> i'm anne makovec in for liz. but still, only half of what it was before the pandemic. some businesses are rolling the dice, filling vie cant storefronts. but what does the city need to do to bring customers back? we'll have that conversation in just a few minutes. but boy, it's a first alert weather day with that atmospheric river right arou

more than 1100 arrests and recovered more than 2000 stolen vehicles in the east bay alone with the new street grant, a public awareness campaign it had stood forsman operations will be rolled out now to keep area roads. hopefully safer. in the east bay. uc berkeley police now looking for a man who sexually assaulted a person at a concert last night at the greek theater. the attacker is believed to be a man between the ages of 25 30 years old. he's described as clean shaven and last seen wearing a blue beanie, a dark gray shirt and several chain necklaces. police say the battery happened around 10, 15 last night. so if you saw anything, please call campus police 705, is a time. and a big story this morning in alameda city council member. >> caught on police body camera footage and she appears to be heavily intoxicated outside of a bar in long beach. yeah. and now her fellow council members are looking to reprimand her kron four's jacked moment with the full story. council member spencer is running for reelection this week in 2. >> november. but this recent issue has people pointing fingers, in

. >>> well, next on the cbs weekend news, after years of sweeping the clouds away, a look at how we got to sesame streetekend news", after years of sweeping the clouds away, a look at how we got to sesame street. ♪ how to get to sesame street. >> today sesame street turns 55. they made its debut on what's now known as cbs. sesame street was one of the first children's programming aimed at filling the educational gap. oscar the grouch wasn't always green. he was orange that year. one thing that's still the same, oscar loves trash. and i love elmo. he's my favorite. >>> when we return, remembering two remarkable american lives. >>> and the winner of the 30th annual great american race, bobby allison. >> tonight nascar fans are remembering one of the sport's all-time greats. bobby allison, a three-time daytona 500 winner died at home in north carolina. he was a founding member of racing's alabama game. he was 86 years old. >>> also tonight, we pay tribute to trail blazer and international star judith jamison. the dancer and choreographer died saturday at age 81. here's chanel. >> at 5'10", it was hard not

more than 1100 arrests nnd recovered more than 2000 stolen vehicles in the east bay alone with a new street grant public awareness campaign and enhanced enforcement operations will be rolling out to keep bay area roads safe. well in the east bay, uc berkeley police now looking for a man who sexually assaulted a person at a concert last night at the greek theater. the attackers believed to be a man between 25 to 30 years old. he's described as clean shaven and was last seen wearing a blue beanie dark gray shirt and several chain necklaces. police say battery happened at about 10, 15 last night. so if you saw anything that might be helpful to police, give them a call. >> it's 905. and another big story that we're following this morning in alameda city council member was caught on police body-cam footage where she appears to be heavily intoxicated outside of a bar in long beach. yeah. and now her fellow council members are looking to reprimand for us. jack moment has the story. >> council member spencer is running for reelection this week in 2 november. but this recent issue has people pointin

made over 1100 arrests and recovered more than 2000 stolen vehicles in the east bay alone with a new streetublic awareness campaign and enhanced enforcement operations will be rolled out to keep a very roads safe. in san francisco, a planned closure of safeway in the fillmore district is set to move forward and it's happening in january. that store was originally set to close in march of this year. but safe way agreed to push it until 2025. say boy had originally only given customers in the district 2 months. notice before the planned closure. but a new plan approved by city leaders this week is now going to require stores to give 6 months notice if they plan to close. it also requires him to meet with community members prior to closure and explore a replacement supermarket. its impacts on on the current situation or it will kick in and require that engagement with the community that safeway has not done so far. and that was an intense isn't a very important thing. >> in the film or in japan communities in particular. they want to sit down with safeway in a public forum and have them answer

more than 1100 arrests and recovered more than 2000 stolen vehicles in the east bay alone with the new street grant public awareness campaign and enhance meant enforcement operations will be rolled out to keep area roads safer. in the east bay. uc berkeley. police now looking for a man who sexually assaulted a person at a concert last night at the greek theater. the attackers believed to be a man between 25 to 30 years old. he's described as clean shaven and was last seen wearing a blue beanie, a dark gray shirt and several chain necklaces. police say the battery happened at about 10, 15 last night. so if you saw anything around that time that you think is suspicious, please give campus police a call. >> 805, is the time in a big story that we're following. and alameda city council member has been caught on police body camera footage where she appears to be heavily intoxicated outside of a bar laying down in long beach. yes. so now her fellow council members are looking for her to be reprimanded. >> crawford check moment takes a look. >> council member spencer is running for reelection this w

new york city. a chilling scene on the streets of new york. the video of the suspect right here tonight. time on columbus and 86th street on the upper west side. who the suspect targeted. >>> tonight, president-elect donald trump's embattled attorney general nominee, matt gaetz, on capitol hill. vice president-elect j.d. vance bringing him to meet with senators. and the closed-door meeting in the house. the fate of that ethics report involving gaetz. what republicans and democrats said when they emerged from that meeting late today. so, will senators and the american people ever know what's in that report? >>> tonight, the three home explosions rocking neighborhoods in three different parts of the country. with the colder air moving in, one case deadly. witnesses say an hvac worker was working on the heating system in one of the homes. >>> overseas tonight, the war in ukraine. and tonight, ukraine reportedly launching a new round of long-range missiles into russia. this time, british-made missiles, as both sides fight to hold on to territory before president-elect trump takes office. >>>

but there are new street snacks like wagyu skewers only available at this location. wow.romenade on the top floor is kiko pizzeria. the newest concept from the kiko family. >> you got to tell your story, right, or somebody else will tell it for you. >> chef and co-owner david nayfeld grew up within walking distance of the oakland arena, where he watched the team play as a kid. >> i think that we're capable of turning around, and i think that we're capable of doing great things. i think this neighborhood is a perfect example of what all of san francisco can do, right? the whole mission bay mission rock area is tremendous. they're building parks outside. >> the pizzeria features a large heated patio and indoor dining space. >> so we have a golf simulator right there. we'll have basketball games over basketball, arcade games over here. >> we got the very first look at what will be a 30,000 square foot, two story, state of the art sports bar called splash at thrive city. it features four bars, elevated food, a rec room, a beer garden, and more than 80 tvs, including a 70 foot

new plan. reporter san francisco's controversial center bike lane on valencia street is one step closer to beingoved. >> it was new and a little bit difficult to navigate, and if anybody parked to run out and get something, all the traffic got stuck behind them and it was challenging. >> after over a year of business owners reporting concerns about the removal of parking spots to create a new bike lane, the city's transportation agency is taking responsibility and presenting their final design to turn the center bike lane into a side running bike lane. >> i hope that the agency has learned a valuable lesson for the future that they should just install curbside protected bike lanes from the start, rather than proposing kind of these novel or new designs that that don't work. reporter. >> the side running bikeway design is already in place in other parts of the city. we're on 14th and valencia and this is what the new design is going to look like, where cyclists are going to be able to ride next to the sidewalk and cars are going to serve as a barrier between traffic and the bike lane. a win for c

today, in the second city, barcelona, a new deluge filled the streets, cancelling trains and planes, receded, but they've exposed anger and a sense of abandonment, and that feeling is not going away. nick beake, bbc news, valencia. the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, is currently on tv. he is responding to the devastating scenes in eastern spain. he has said that 14,000 police officers and troops have been deployed in areas hit by flash floods. of course, last week and continuing over the weekend, we heard local people very angry about the perceived lack of warning ahead of this torrential rain which has caused such damage and cause the death of more than 200 people in places like valencia. the polish authorities have warned that incendiary packages placed on cargo flights earlier this year were possible practice runs by russia's spy agency for attacks on tra nsa ntla ntic planes. 0ne package caught fire in a warehouse in birmingham injuly, another on the ground in germany and two more were found in poland. russia has denied involvement. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner

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this is a from 0-100 with 0 a worse street and hundred a brand new street. al routes. is the street used for transit, bicycle, vehicle, small wheeled vehicles and how are these streets planned to be used in the future. project readiness and coordination is a really really big factor when we look into projects for paving. paving is usually the very last phase of work. we want to make sure all the utilities under the roadway are okay so when we come and pave it isn't ripped upright away and we have a 5 year moratorium after paving so once it is paved it can't be touched for 5 years without pen al tez. alities. there is exceptions, new service or a emergency. jeo graphic equiy. we want to pave in all 11 districts and neighborhood said throughout the city. we do address inquiries that come in for paving and we have a data base that logs them. we receive currently around hundred to 200 inquiries a year. folks asking when is my block going to be paved and of course funding. we plan for $75 million, $80 million a year just enough to maintain the status quo, but if w

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reporter: new york city police men are searching the suspect who opened fire on an upscale new york city street. a 47-year-old man was shot in the leg and shoulder. commuters crouched in fear as the suspect escaped through the subway tunnels. our station in new york shows this alleged shooter before the attack. a barista was at this coffee shop across the street when she heard shots fired >> a people sitting out here saw the altercation happening. and everybody got up and sort of, like, funneled into the store. >> reporter: everyone scrambled for shelter. >> a few people actually ran into our bathroom. it's a small space. >> reporter: it all began with an argument inside a nearby computer store. the suspect followed the victim as they ran outside onto the street. according to employees, the victim owned the store and the station reports is expected to survive. crime is down for the tenth straight month, but with a gunman on the loose -- >> very unsettling. >> reporter: that's small comfort to residents who say they're not used to this kind of violence. >>> breaking overnight. israel is sending

street journal op-ed this morning. he writes this, traditional democrats are deserting the party. she was unprepared and no clear message fox news the wall street journal as you know, joining a pull-up under republican analyst puerto cano. good to see you, thank you so much for being here. what you make of the op-ed, the former speechwriter for ronald reagan comes over three reasons why kamala harris will lose. >> i would add a fourth reason if that's a fact that she is to focus on trump's past and not focused enough on america's future. she's not talking about the issues that matter. inflation, securing the border. all she wants to do is talk about the issues. she wants to talk about not the issues that american voters want to talk about. i agree that's why trump is a slight favorite to win he's on offense and kamala harris is going backwards on the electoral map. maria: do you think is only a slight favorite, there are people talking about landslides and obviously trump the lead and all the swing states indicating he is going, this will be easy and fast. how do you see it playing out. >> at this poetic is basically going to ru

people are gearing up to greet the new year with new toys, festive decorations, and of course, new year's streets. the people not only from moscow but from across the whole country have come here to celebrate the beginning of the holiday season. it's a place where people can get inspiration for holiday decorations, try sweets from all over the country. and most importantly, have fun ocean's daughter, which is great here. we've heard a lot of new things which perhaps we knew but had forgotten. maybe we got another view at many things. it's so magical here at the church and you have wish this event is very unusual and cool. i liked it very much, and it was my 1st time in such an event. it was all very interesting. and we're still. the exhibition is actually very fascinating. i was especially impressed by the paintings. it was just wonderful here. thank you so much. the rest of national expos put a lot of work into making this year's holiday season. something truly special. many of the candies and toys on display here today are actually handmade, and many of them are also specially made just for thi

street. a lot of talk about that. moving forward, the newmove to the side of the street between the parking spots and the sidewalk. construction could begin in january. >> our time now 515. the united states just closed its embassy in kyiv, ukraine, because of an alert about a potential attack today. the u.s. says that embassy will be closed. embassy employees were told to shelter in place. also, american citizens in ukraine were advised to stay indoors in case of anais after president biden allowed ukraine to fire american made long range missiles into russia. the war between russia and ukraine has now been going on for 1000 days. time is 515. there are more additions to president elect donald trump's new administration. his latest round of nominations include celebrity doctor mehmet oz. he's been nominated to run the centers for medicare and medicaid services, and trump nominated linda mcmahon to be secretary of the department of education. she worked in donald trump's first term in the small business administration. trump also nominated b

the new code also says that oversize vehicles are not allowed to park on a public street within 100ft of a residential property line any longer. these new regulations will begin in december. >> caltrans scheduled to reopen the rio vista bridge in eastern solano county early tomorrow morning. workers shut down that bridge on highway 12 across the sacramento river on friday night for an $11 million repair project. some nearby business owners say the weekend bridge closure has resulted in detours affecting both their customers and their employees. >> it has impacted family owned business a lot. employees could not get their hours this week due to a lot of them live in the other side of town, so i'm here helping tortilla flats covering for some employees. >> now, caltrans says it is aware the 55 hour closure is having an impact on businesses in the delta region. but it also says the repairs, including replacing the bridge deck and rails and repaving the approach ramps, are all needed. >> still ahead tonight, president biden authorizes ukraine to use long range us missiles against russia.

. >> steve: i was just outside on the streets of new york.lding. you actually helped donate to the university of south carolina marching band so that they could make it up here and do what they have been working on for a while. why did you do that? >> they mean so much to our university and they work really, really hard and make a ton of sacrifices like our football team does to be able to do what they do on saturdays and throughout the year. they create so much excitement in our stadium. it is what makes college football special, just the pageantry of college football. the bands and cheerleaders and darius rucker. he asked if i would -- if i was interested in doing that. he contributed along with our women's basketball coach. great exposure for south carolina and those awesome young men and women part of the band. awesome experience for them and i'm excited for them to go to new york and be part of that on thursday. >> lawrence: on this thanksgiving leading up to the birth of jesus with christmas, what are you thankful for? >> i have had so

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enforcement sources tell our nbc new york station that it all began with an argument inside a nearby computer store. the suspect followed the victim as they ran outside on to the streets. according to the employees, the victim owned a store, and our nbc new york station reports is expected to survive. nypd says crime is down across the city for the tenth straight month. but with the gunman now on the loose -- >> it's very unsettling. very unsettles. >> reporter: that is small comfort to residents who say they aren't used to this kind of violence. erin mclaughlin, nbc news, new york. >>> we turn now to our exclusive interview with president-elect donald trump on his top priorities and the world leaders he is talking to. "meet the press" moderator kristen welker spoke to trump just hours ago. kristen, you also asked him his agenda on day one. >> lester, that's right. we spoke to president-elect trump on the phone 48 hours after his sweeping election victory. i asked what his mandate is. he said it's to bring common sense back to the country. now as for day one, he told me, quote, i think we have lots of firsts. we brought up strengthening the border, saying, quote, vote

jenny kumah, bbc news, taunton. downing street sue gray, will not be taking up her post as the prime minister's envoy to the nations and regions. she was appointed to the newly—created position after stepping down from her role in downing street. she said then that she risked becoming a distraction, after a series of negative headlines about her pay. the mp behind a bill to legalise assisted dying in england and wales says it's about "shortening death", not "ending life". kim leadbeater has insisted that the law — which mps will debate later this month — would be the strictest in the world. under the proposals, a person must be over 18 and registered with a gp for at least 12 months. they must be terminally ill and expected to die within six months, and also have the mental capacity to choose to end their life. two independent doctors must be satisfied the person is making an informed choice, and that their decision is voluntary and they haven't been coerced. the case will then go before a high courtjudge, who must hear from at le