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although i would say, i would probably say when you do this matters and he's saying get it done. he wants it done before he's president because he wants to be not as the president of peace . right. and laura, just briefly trump aside, it's annette and yahoo! she wants to see this war and gaza. and before he takes office, how much influence do you think he has there to? i think he has quite a bit of influence over that 10. yahoo, i mean in some ways they're singing from the same page. they're both echoing ronald reagan saying peace through strength. unfortunately, that's fine. yahoo! so wor, through weakness on october 7th. and trump has very little tolerance for a weakness. he likes the kind of a winning natania who not the whining, the turn. yahoo. and so i think that, you know, natania was gonna snap to it because he'd like to continue the partnership, which is a very positive one during his last presidency, middle east, the analysts, laura bloom, and felt thank you. thank you. some breaking news coming in now us president elect donald trump has announced that tesla and space x

>> katie says she went to see doctor farley in his office and says he examined her with his ungloved hands in a way that felt more sexual than medical. >> i just remember sitting in my car and having that, like, kind of weird, sexually stimulated feeling and just having this major disconnect because i didn't understand, like what? just happened. >> katie and lisa say they were confused and didn't say anything for a long while, until lisa says she brought up the courage to ask katie, hey, have you ever had a weird experience with doctor farley? >> i just just said it and i mean, her face just went white and she put her head in her hands and said, why are you asking me this? >> i'd been working so hard to bury that for months, just trying to tell myself that it wasn't real, that it hadn't actually been what i thought it was. and there's so much power in someone just asking that question or validating what you already know in your body. >> katie says that's when she realized she had been sexually assaulted. the friends decided to file a complaint with the oregon medical board and learne

need to say. julius was drafted number two overall, played basketball, but myles garrett, number one overall pick, been the defensive player of the year, and says defensive player of the year runs through him. we he'll get to see bo nix on monday night, so, we'll understand and see what type of plan coach payton has for myles garrett. to all of you guys and from our family to yours, happy thanksgiving, and you can join us next week on "inside the nfl" on the cw at 9:00 p.m. eastern. thank you for tc >> of need kids. >> now at 10 and east bay community at a loss for words after a fiery cyber truck crash kills 3 people seriously injures another just one day before thanksgiving. >> plus, the san mateo county sheriff's union speaker speaking out over the ongoing scandal over sheriff christina corpus. why the union says corpus needs to go. >> and we are live at sfo where the thanksgiving travel rush continues tonight. now at 10, a memorial with flowers and candles, lay in the area where 3 young adults

let's say we are looking at some heavier rain for a time and they say that they'll be able to have these lossy dry and settled drawn, settled to across much of china, wintry flowers to make their way across the korean peninsula. across the other side of the sea of japan, we're looking at sea effects. now for wisdom, a research, a pad, it will be heavy and disruptive. at times, the people in lebanon are picking up the pieces. after nearly 14 months of war. the pause and hostilities has renewed a push to end israel's genocide and gaza. cook the 11 on cease fire agreement be a step towards broader regional please. this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm getting you navigate them a day after announcing the cease fire in 11 on us.

it's not our job to say liar liar pants on fire and say shrill, because then you lose everybody. actually helping people. >> but we have to set the record straight. >> we have to set the record straight, we have to be blunt and be straight about it, and not try to pretend that something is true that is not. and that is the balance. >> eddie, the fact that we were also blindsided by the election results, does that tell us that identity politics is silencing people? because even i can see in my social media feed in the last couple of days, all these people are suddenly like yeah, that was my guy. we are hearing stories in the suburbs the day after the election, people are now putting trump signs up. >> yeah, in some ways, but let's be clear. trump is a form of identity politics. we don't want to say my beautiful white skin, remember, that's what he said. tucker carlson saying it in madison square garden, we have been given permission to call bs on this woke is him stuff. we will no longer be made to feel guilty. that comes straight out of we will not be replaced. that came straight

so i just now from nairobi, say catherine, at please say that 97 women were killed in the last 3 months in time. what are the main concern? yes, the women are expected to module cross this city center here. now robi, me, some of them have already started gathering. and the big concern that the women have is that figure that you've mentioned us 97 women that have been killed in the last 3 months. a lot of women are concerned about that in some of this mazda some of this, um, you know, my does a very, very good tool in nature. we have women who have been dismembered, others have had that all goes remove, just very recently meal where i live, a woman was killed in her house and ha, ha, ha, eyes of gods. all. so those are the things that many women are complaining about and they're worried about, and that's why they will be coming to the street to talk about fund beside and to talk to the government and tell the government that something needs to be done. many of them say that, you know, especially the women of the families, of the women who have been killed, say that the wheels of just is

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what did he say? well in that interview here, michael, he said that ukraine really has to do everything possible to try to come to some diplomatic pace or pay through diplomatic means, i should say, within the next 12 months. but he went on to say that he doesn't believe president potent of russia is very serious about pays for that. that wouldn't mean he wouldn't come to any negotiating table with west and latest. but instead of really looking for pace, who would be using that as a platform to try to sol relationships with those wisdom leaders have launch the als to table isolated him since the full scale invasion in 2022. now this comes this 24 hours a less than 24 hours, even after that phone call that you just heard about there in the report between all i felt of germany and letting me put and it was highly criticized by president zalinski say it really was no gain to ukraine and just handed everything to posing opening the door of the pandora's box to the words he used to fool relations between w

as the district says, it is short $100 million. and for more on why so many school districts are experiencing these budget deficits, earlier today, we did speak with larry pikas, professor at usc school of education. >> i think the core of the problem is those districts have declining student enrollments, and we fund schools based on the number of students who are in the school. so fewer students leads to fewer dollars to support the schools. >> the professor also says school closures are unfortunate, but in many instances it can be an effective way to save money. >> new at ten volleyball players on the san jose state women's team are now filing a lawsuit against the mountain west conference for allowing a transgender athlete to participate. the co-captain and two former spartans say the transgender athlete on their team is male and should not be allowed to play. the suit was filed ahead of the mountain west conference tournament, which is set to begin later this month in las vegas. the players also say their first amendment rights

what city leaders say is helping o re from office. in it, she talked about her decision to charge 11 jail officials in connection to the november 2021 death of an inmate at santa rita jail. maurice monk's body was found in his cell four days after he died. d.a. price says he was allowed to be placed in a situation where his health was in danger. >> the public accountability unit did in fact, file these charges based on a thorough review of the evidence. does my office plan to release the affidavits in support of the arrest warrants and the answer is no. >> if he died of natural causes, the da's office will still have to prove that these individuals contributed to that death. thank you. thank you all. >> reporters asked d.a. price about the recall election. she had no comment. >> san jose councilmember omar torres will remain in jail as he awaits trial on charges of child sex abuse. a judge denied torres's request for bail. he was arrested on election night and faces three felony counts of child molestation. police are also investigati

they say this vehicle was not stolen. they say that this vehicle was traveling westbound. it essentially hit the curb, then ran into that cinder block wall and also that tree nearby when it comes to those inside were still waiting for. details honor is here on the scene. will bring the camera back out here live as you can see. that corner finishing things up here. this is probably going to be closed off for at least the next 3 to 4 hours. again, this is hampton road here in piemonte near seaview avenue. so as we get more details on those who passed away will continue to keep you updated. dari, i know earlier you asked if we had any details on how fast the vehicle was going right now, they say they don't any information on how fast it was going. they say that this was not a stolen vehicle. they do not know if alcohol was involved. they're still looking into that. but hopefully we hear more details throughout the morning. but that severely to turn piedmont. i'm michael thomas often back to to live in san francisco. michael, i know you said that's a 2 lane road and that there

they saying that israel a saying that they should move for their own safety. well, unit fail have come out and said that this is a clear violation. yet again, all international low, and they have that that despite the kind of problems and risks the dangers that they are facing, they are determined to hold the positions. meanwhile, most strikes the saving on the southern suburbs of pay route. they came off to forced evacuation warnings from the is riley military. it's being reported. one of those as strikes was close to a university campus in that area. it's really important mode to recognize that the lowest berries putting out a lot of warnings for these evacuations. many of these strikes come without warning, and a lot of the people that we've spoken to affect these areas say that they often don't receive the warnings to evacuate, because they simply isn't the phone network operating in that area. so just to get and highlights how dangerous these strikes all and the danger that they post to civilians in these areas, charles stuff, houses 0, they root. so the

but it says all diplomats the safe. it's also reaffirm support facility is national sovereignty and territorial integrity often talks with russia's foreign minister. the hate city is the right to end specialist in the writing and the says, you joins us from the wrong. so those consultations between the fall and ministers of russian iran resulted in statements about joint action. what exactly is it wrong and ross you come to me placing as well? exactly. iran has been very vocal in the past few days pertaining to the developments in syria, and they have conversation that the reigning foreign minister had with his ross and concert part was part of this diplomatic activity. he, they talked about a joins, let's say action. they're talking about the continuation of the support for the national sovereignty and the national integrity of syria and the syrian government . and they also talk about other courses of action that could be taken in order to avoid further this, the displaced ation of the region and added to that is the

say equities in the forefront yet. and represent and show community members and parents are speaking out by creating this petition calling for the san francisco unified school district to reconsider the most recently appointed black family liaison at james lick middle school. josephine's fitting that the district's not really thinking of their actions of how it will impact. >> our students of it's i feel it's a slap in the face to the community. the black community. >> and apple is is a parent of a current student in future student at the middle school telling me she and others were stunned in august to learn of xao being place in this newly created position for its black students who they say are in need of support. has this person be able to connect with our black students have to spend parents been able to connect with house. hasn't been any workshops. have the been. the african american parent advisory committee. has that been going? has that started? it? >> some kind focusing also on the outcomes of what the schoo

but bar police say trains are not running.tead, they are offering bus services between south hayward and fremont. this is developing story and we will bring you the latest information as it becomes available. and the north bay police say u.s. postal worker has been killed in a crash. >>police say the crash happened shortly after 5 this evening in santa rosa. the mail truck and an suv collided at the intersection of corrigan street and north pine parkway. the usps letter carrier was thrown from the truck and was found dead at the scene at this time. police believe the male driver of the suv suffered a medical emergency right before he hit that mail truck. we'll keep following this story and let you know of any updabecome a a fears ways there. but the as crews rescue passengers from another boat that capsized today. one person was killed in the incident and 4 others sent to the hospital. it all happened this afternoon and is now the 3rd deadly capsized near bodega bay in just 2 weeks. time kron four's sara stinson reports from s

say she was sexually battered. the person was walking on stockton avenue and she has limited sight, limited hearing. a man approached from behind and smacked her on her buttock and then took off running. tonight, el cerrito police have released surveillance footage of a person of interest who is seen running across the street and approaching the victim from behind. unfortunately, the recording stopped before capturing any contact that may have happened. a man approached from the other side of the street crossed the street towards the victim, and we're interested in talking to that person and identifying him. another neighbor's video shows the victim a minute later, stopping and checking behind her before continuing on to the hair salon. it's extremely distressing to know that someone can just be assaulted randomly at any time of the day, especially in broad daylight. bridget gillum works at the hair salon. she says the woman made it to her appointment, where she used an app on her phone to communicate. the victim s

sonoma county officials say four of them were taken to the hospital, and officials say one person died despite efforts to save them. new video shows the rescue operation on the beach near where the victim's boat capsized in strong waves and windy conditions today. chp coast guard and sonoma fire were among the first responders and we just spoke with sonoma county sheriff's office, which is conducting an investigation into the incident. >> while the cause of this one is still under investigation, there's general boater safety that we always recommend. the first is understanding the forecasted conditions. so not just reading the water now and what it looks like, but looking up the conditions and understanding what that water is going to look like later on in the day. because conditions change very rapidly. >> a sonoma county fire official said that the four people who were taken to hospitals were all alert and talking. this is the third deadly boat accident near bodega bay just this month. well, the san jose police department releasing more details on an officer-involved shooting that le

, not what we fought for, not what we voted for, but hear me when i say, hear me when i say, the lightica's promise will always burn bright. >> reporter: so there was this sort of mobilizing call from the vice president's remarks, urging americans to think about how they can organize now, and what they can do, and how they can prepare for a second trump term in office. and now, chris, it's notable the vice president goes back to her day job, her official capacity. she is just doing internal meetings today, and they are figuring out in terms of governing how she will close out these last 74 days or so. again, as a partner to president biden, as they try to shore up some of the biden/harris administration agenda before donald trump returns to the white house. chris. >> monica alba, thank you. >>> we have some new nbc news reporting right now. it reveals that border patrol is preparing for an increase in migrant crossings in the month before donald trump takes office. nbc's julia ainsley is part of the team behind this scoop, so this is coming from two u.s. officials. tell us more about i

, yes, we've lost -- or you go to what barry match was saying and you say -- knapp was saying and youe can't afford our debt and absorb the supply. whether it was the fed's quote-unquote fault, whether it was fiscal fault, whether everybody's in the right place, there is definitely a different between him and if markets. charles: we're going to find out right now. here's jay powell. >> good afternoon. my colleagues and i remain squarely focused on achieving our dual mandate goals of maximum employment and stable prices for the benefit of the american people. the economy is strong overall and has made significant progress toward our goals over the past two years. the labor market has cooled from it formerly overheated state and remains solid. inflation has eased substantially from a peak of 7% to 22.11% -- 2 2.11 as of september. we are committed to maintaining our economy's strength by supporting maximum employment and returning inflation to to our 2 goal. today the fomc decided to take another accept in reducing the degree of policy restraint by lowering our policy interest rate by a

~ ., ., ., ., bill say? what you hear from a ranue bill say?across parties i range of mps across parties because this is an issue on which every mp has their own opinion, so for instance we've heard today from the liberal democrat leader ed davey, he has said he doesn't support this and the reason is because he thinks rather than this would provide a new option and a new freedom and reassurance to people at the end of their lives, he thinks it might actually add to the pressure and that people who were approaching the end of their lives would fail a burden and responsibility perhaps to end their life in order not to be a burden on theirfamilies their life in order not to be a burden on their families and others. so he is concerned about it from that point of view. we've heard from conservatives like danny kruger who says he is concerned that although this bill has safeguards built into it, that it is only for people who are assessed to have six months or less to live, only for those with terminal illnesses like cancer, not the people with disab

she liked what he had to say at today's event. the fact that someone would take on this kind of job, this is not a pretty job. take on this job, and they don't need the money that shows that that person has a lot of passion. the mayor elect spent much of the rest of his day visiting several sites across the city, thanking supporters and in some instances, introducing himself. in san francisco. sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. in the east bay. governor newsom says he's extending the chp presence in oakland. the governor put extra officers there in february over crime concerns. that agreement was set to expire this week, but now it will last through the end of the year. the governor says he wants to make sure progress in fighting crime is not stalled by possible recall elections. the governor's office says the chp presence has made a difference. it says officers have arrested nearly 1200 suspected criminals and they've recovered more than 2000 stolen cars. well, santa clara county leaders say they're preparing for trump's return

what donald trump says, right, he says, he says no, but what i'm saying is you're misrepresenting what he said. he's not saying just get rid of anti semitism. we all agree, get rid of anti semitism, hasn't when someone with radical politics to be on campus, if you don't get rid of them too. but let me ask you about something else that was also said doing his presidential debate with joe biden last july. that the united states should let is real go and uh, quote, finish the job. what do you mean by that? i have no idea. i'm not asking my, my, my guess is it probably do whatever they think is necessary to ensure their, their safety. i don't find that particularly offensive i've, i've, i've surprised anybody else does. if you really believe that you weren't an extra special threat, did you believe as a nation, as a family, as a, as a business, whatever that there was a, an extra essential threat that someone wanted to kill you? what would the limitation be and what we would do to prevent that from happening? international law. oh, well no, no, no, no, no, no i, i really wish that you were

you say, what?> to your first point, trump was out for days, including on election day saying there were problems in pennsylvania. he won pennsylvania by two points, all of a sudden the problems with the election that he was going to say, this is illegitimate, they'll just kind of vanished into thin air. to your point, kamala harris and joe biden both came out promptly , and forcefully, and said he won, we lost the peaceful transfer of power , moving on. and i think, given what happened in 2020 and 2021, but have not gotten enough credit for doing that. to see them get out there and do that i think was important and i will say additionally, to your point, bill, i take a lot of shit from people, but i was glad to see donald trump win the popular vote. it was not my preference that he be president, but he's going to be president going forward, not having it be that he got in through the lupul of the electoral college where he gets 46% and is still hours president. let's give a shout to a democracy we

i know because i know i love you, look at the drum says he's going to end it, right. trump says he wants people who started but, but who started the war? we started the war. uh well, many people believe it was the 2014 cool, but just to go right back to that right now where we're at is where we need negotiation. that's the view of the american people resigned with rahman agreement . and as i'm in agreement with that, i would like that word and i think that there's a unfortunately with the war you get countless on speaker people, civilian casualties and medium in the military casualties are also tragic and unspeakable. so i'm all about figuring out a way to in that war, you know, i have a lot of russian friends and a lot of russian clients. this is not an anti russian statement, but you know, i think i think there are people in europe that are concerned about russian aggression. i mean, let me just pose this to you, finland, and sweden, 74 years, not in nato. excuse me guys. you need to be a nato, they say, no, we don't need to be in nato the 75th year. so let us wait and enter nato. so,

says. he brought them into rooms and use them really be similarly be using some of these uh people who are the people might think on a job, smoke a rubio and then others very different to the policies of our, of k junior to somewhere but and so, and now now we're getting to really good questions. okay. so, so that, that i actually agree with. so i think there's a rotisserie that happens and trump world you come, you come in on the conveyor belt, they hand you a mag, a hat. you're waving to the crowd and as you go by drop ship you in the back. and there's been a legion of people that he's done that too. and so what trump is masterful, as always, figures out a way to bring more people into the mix. whether it's, you know, a mos tulsa gabbert or if k junior. and so the real question is, are they going to have a different experience than john bolton, mark, milly, mark esper, and john kelly. that's the real question. and so i would submit back to you that the definition of insanity is to do the

i a says she knows her children's future and lives are at risk, but she says she's choosing defiance over surrender the motor can i make another kind of their lives have change because of the way these to the instruction areas or the use to pay and know they are deprived of enjoying and those pay. but marie and yes, mena appear to have found their own safe space, at least for now. and their houses either follow the eastern 11 on more than a 100, lebanese and pays have appealed to you and that sco, demanding the preservation of heritage sites. genario is being heavily bombed by israel. it follows is riley attacks around historic world heritage sites and they've been in very some weeks tuning areas nice. and since you fall back on the southern cities of pile and signed, joseph giovanni sat down with a call to minister to find out what's being done to protect them. this collection associates with a so that's his name. we have assigned to impossible overlapping on who's the head of the permanent mission, 11 on to unesco, to carry us all necessary procedures in order to hold unesco to acc

amber, what did they have to say? >> well, alley behind me as you can see, city hall is lit up in honor of election day. some volunteers tell me they took time off of work to campaign out of state. and they say they're excited and proud of the work they're doing. >> my name is rose, and i'm volunteering with the nevada democrats. how are you? >> phone banking on election eve at manny's cafe in san francisco, rose hartley tells me she just returned sunday night from a weekend of canvasing for vice president kamala harris. hartley is among those from the bay area who volunteered out of state to campaign for the harris waltz ticket. >> you end up catching a lot of people in those moments where they just don't realize the impact their vote can have, and having a real conversation with those people about the issues that are important to them can really can change an election. >> hartley spent two weekends in nevada and eight days in michigan, reaching out to undecided voters and registered democrats who may not vote. she a

so what they say instead is. nasaw so she'll lead nassau through the ratification of the 19th amendment. carrie chapman catt herself when she takes office in 1900, thinks the federal amendment is a dead a dead issue. she thinks what we have to do is go state by state by state and then kind of like doughs that will eventually bring about a federal amendment. so again, we're looking at and this is the story i thought i was going to tell a second ago. that idea that only white women got the right to vote is also not true because it depended on what the state did. so black women in chicago, for example, were organized around and with ida b wells, who was one of the leading civil rights crusaders, her era. she was an anti-lynching crusader a journalist. she was an all around powerhouse. if you don't know her story, i encourage you to look into it. and in 1913, if we go back to this map, you'll see that women got presidential and municipal suffrage in illinois. and i was living there. and she organizes women in in in t

there's one traveler had to say.al recognition helps like. >> on a daily basis when comes to preventing crimes are venting like big threats. what not? i feel like official recognition just like a key. he will and like the safety of our really cool idea. really cool concept. >> meantime, a bipartisan group of senators including jeff merkley and john kennedy along with others on capitol hill, sent a letter to tsa's inspector general asking to look into the facial recognition technology. those centers feel like it poses risks to passengers, civil liberties. newsnation reached out to tsa. a spokesperson said they don't comment on any discussions with the inspector general but will cooperate fully with any potential audit that may happen. meantime, tsa's administrator saying get to a point that biometrics such as facial recognition will be required across the board because it's efficient and effective. but for now, tsa, its administrator stress, facial recognition is merely optional. and in no way mandatory. here's more f

it says almost 70 percent of the people killed so far. how between women and children, it's a fusing israel, of military, of systematic violations of humanitarian, low the . i'm good how that with a small come to the program. at least 24 people have been killed and dozens more injured in an apparent suicide bombing to railway station and pocket stone. suzy tv footage shows a crowd of platforms. passengers waited to travel before bloss hits the separatist blocks. hassan liberation army has claimed responsibility for the attack and the south western city of quite so. it's as simple as targeting soldiers present at the station. now let's get more on this from 0 right. mon freelance to enlist in karachi. what's the latest you are hearing from authorities and quite to with the explosion happened or yeah, i think you of the as being in case to get to 6 and also give you put them in during the therapy, but included. so does the stuff of activity in place and just and do the complete emergency in ongoing hospitals up and the government has been d

l a says it carried out the attack. you better sample, the terrorists often see counsel soft targets out of frustration when their people are arrested. they also attacked in retaliation. and then we all have to fight this war, but we're steadfast. as you can see through the way we responded. all our teams reach the victims and they are trying to save as many lives as they can available yet, which is good because obviously the, the loankey john majestic in the b l. a is one of several groups behind a wave of attacks and the below just done province. they've been targeting mostly security forces and foreigners in the mineral rich region, posing a growing threat to security in pakistan. but let's get more on that story from the i've known him here who is a freelance journalist in his lama bond. the board is the latest that i you are hearing about this explosion as well. i think most of the details as you share in that report, often you just information and the depth total is increasing. you just sort of boss to tennessee a

bonta says it's necessary.>san francisco is cutting the number of days families experiencing homelessness can stay in shelters. the city is implementing a 90 day limit. but homeless activists say 3 months is just not enough time for family to have an exit plan. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the changes. >>will bonta says this special legislative session is the right move to provide his office with more resources to take the trump administration to court. but republicans argue the station put its money elsewhere. >>my message to trump is don't break the law. if you break the law, we'll see you in court and will win california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump. all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday. a special session. the newsom administration says will, quote, protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more. we're prepared. >>clerk w

let's say the intention was to send a clear signal to ukraine. now let's allies, i think it's more of a nudge to european capitals because this missile would be very much capable of reaching most of them the rush, and it gives the latest russian hypersonic weapon to be tested in baffling ukraine . choose y'all, and they're called missiles already and use they have prove destructive, but not completely unstoppable as moscow claimed. ukraine has managed to shoot some of them down. earlier we spoke to marianne and put jerry and a military analyst and senior research associate. at harvard university. we asked her if she thought this was a decisive moment in the conflict. it is decisive in the sense that there's in a way, a significant date that's approaching and that's an immigration. on january 20th of, of america's new president. donald trump will, has a very, just a distinctive view of the way he wants to handle this war and has promised a swift and decisive miraculous em to it. we'll see, you know, these things that are easier to say then to do.

you see in the says the about syria is the 3 says it repels the attack. it's also a cat about 16 strikes in the city of atlanta. so it is, government has called for an end of the strikes on the lives revelled controlled areas of the fighting is the biggest defensive in syria is northwest and provinces . in several years it's been concentrated in and around the provinces of a level ended live. so them costs also has more from the so if you says you have, has high knew this area and both the on the 3rd day of the operation to turns of arrogance. the serial position factions left by the h. d. s, and joined by the infections within the syrian national army, formerly known and known as the f, a se, and more than 6, the villages have been at taken back, reclaimed from the syrian government, according to the syrian o position. they have also entered this i left posted to center, as they have announced early friday that the, the, the west and countryside of aleppo was now under their consult the soon, you know, position faction by this uh, operation called the tu

nesbitt says some say that's not enough.ow there are 2 shelter options for families experiencing homelessness. a 14 day placement to provide immediate intervention and a 90 day temporary placement. >> it's the extensions that often happen to the 90 days that will be going away when covid hit. there were several changes with shelter beds. the san francisco department of homelessness and supportive housing also known as hsh, allowed several extensions to the 90 day. stay for families during the pandemic hsh confirmed to kron 4 that starting december 10th, the city will reinstate the strict 90 day stay and only allow up to 3 extensions based on family circumstances. lucas below with the san francisco coalition on homelessness says the rule change is a bad move. we conceived of what really need the shelter timeline should and >> should look like right where no 90 day 3 months old. not enough time for folks to really address the systemic for the root causes of why they're a just ages. reasoning is to allow shelter bed space for t

>> well, i would say there's nothing wrong with with that's wrong with saying i'm proud of you.oud of you every time they do a task, we would say that would be too much, right? because then they're doing a task just to hear that feedback, just to hear you say, oh my goodness, i love you so much, or i'm so proud of you. but sprinkling in, i'm proud of you or using it sparingly is wonderful way to show your kid that you love them and that you see them. >> i remember, you know, especially when my boys were little. they're now early in high school. i remember trying to say, like, i see you worked really hard to add a lot of detail to that painting, you know, when they were little, instead of saying like, wow, what an amazing painting. that took a lot of thought and effort back when they were small, even into the teenage years and beyond, should parents still try to be thinking along those lines of, of being more detailed in our praise instead of like, you're an amazing artist? >> yeah, i think when i work with parents, i try to tell them, see, the qualities of your child and the tas

a that we already say tax, right? counting the cost on o g a 0 the ceasefire 11 on is and it's 3rd date is 5, is really as twice on thursday. the vouchers, 0 live from to for the taxable also coming up 15 through the rubble where they homes, one steward, families and 11 on come to terms with what they've lost softer, nearly 14 months of war overnight. attacks in gaza can at least 10 people is really force is also target ambulances as they try to reach the so i thought it was kind of stuff, white boy express cancer. it's a long sleeper and bite and deciding when to die for each quantization. to set to hold on when to about 10000000 patients to and they're like the thank you for joining us. a ceasefire gene in lebanon is in its 3rd day despite the army accusing his rental violating it. it says, is there any forces have carried out as strikes on lebanese territory? any of these really military confirmed an attack on what it says was, has full a weapon storage facility in the south. it also accused has the finances of vio

they say he gave a statement and was released.estigators are still trying to determine if alcohol played a role in this deadly crash. a suspect wanted for 2 bombings in the bay area has been arrested after a 20 year run from law enforcement. 46 year-old daniel andreas san diego was one of the fbi's most wanted fugitives. he's been charged with planting 2 bombs that exploded about an hour apart on august 2003 on the campus of a biotech company in emeryville. he's also accused of setting off another bomb in a nutritional products company in pleasanton about a month later, the bombings did not hurt anyone. san diego, though, was arrested in a rural area of wales and the united kingdom. >> still ahead here on kron for news at 10, an elderly couple rescued after getting stuck in a snowstorm. couple of farm animals help them survive. plus, customs officials seize millions of dollars worth of gibson guitars. what they say was on the shipment that let agents know the instruments. >> fate. >> our top story this half-hour tonight, californi

the police say they were just doing the job, maintaining law and order, but human rights activists say, this is another example of human rights violations in zimbabwe. ended calling on reasonable leaders and it's natural community to with pressure on this and loving government. out of my thoughts out is there. how do i rescue experts in south africa? have low at a camera and i just use gold mine to check on the state of hundreds of miners, underground rights groups in the family. say police are trying to stop the miners out by refusing to deliver food. malcolm lab reports from still fun to nobody here other than the informal mine is says to enter the deceased mind chopped . these mine rescue experts prepare a camera to find out what's below. nobody else is allowed on the sites, including volunteers from the miners community he lost lowered food a week ago to please say the mine is a refusing to come out. the goldstein's here are about 2 and a half. columbus is deep. that comes meant to show how the rescue operation should proceed. right, scripts and relative say progress is too slow an

what do you say to people listening, watching who say business and the wealthy, they always say this. the national minimum wage would add two million to the unemployment rate, and it didn't. unemployment actually stayed very low during the national minimum wage. they always complain that they'll have to cut workers�* wages, but they could just cut their dividends. they could be less generous to shareholders. they could take less pay. this, they might argue to you, it's big business whingeing again. well, it's not big business. it's medium size and small businesses. but the proof will be in the pudding. and if the obr is saying that after spending all this money, the government's own economists were only going to grow the economy by i.5%, then obviously some something's not working here. and our prescription for this is really simple. make sure there's a combined national effort where we can make britain a better place for business post—brexit than any other country in the g7 to come and invest and growjobs. and that requires good policy to be joined up between business and government,

doing so what i am saying? she suggests i cabin by i am ordering what we do withss any more stringent limitation that you defeat the argument or how does the government respond to that? he short answer is if congress wanted to limit to any stringent affluent limitation congress would have put in the word effluent t after all affluent limitation statutoril dined turn. >> i think that addresses the primary i he not heard i would appreciate some response i want to hear you have to say about the second period i understoodhe secondary argument even if b1 cllows other limitations is necessary to meet a wallet quality standard which cannot mean the same tng. limitation cannot the water quality standas to be some restriction on discharge. the title says that, some limitation on what they do the limitation is a water quality standard the two terms to do erent work. >> under the statute there is always a distinction between the limitation in the water quality standard. >> the morning what remains of that you cite potheti

it says a necessary to reduce from says deficit, but it's been a hard sell with some of the public in the yellow invest crisis 6 years ago, social tensions and anti macro sentiment has been simmering. says this on the list and they could boil again, a lot of people consider this government as legitimate and since amendment my crawl decided to solve the national assembly at the beginning of summer. they do consider that they call them and that is in place is not to read the government that they've voted for and it's i kind of leave the government then. therefore, any decision like budget codes is not likely to go well with public opinion. it's likely to be a difficult few weeks ahead and from, with disruption in many areas from schools to transport. we're can say industrial action is the only way to be heard as pressure builds on a government facing a winter of discontent. latasha butler, which is 0 powers, have ok now in southwestern iceland, disputing lava, for the 7th time in nearly a year, the russian started without warning on the re count as an incident on wednesday. lava is flow

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you can say whatever you want on campus. i said, can you say that you are a zionist? no. not really. i said, why? i will get penalized. in his view, free-speech was this sort of legal or formalistic right. he didn't see it as a cultural reality. for me, that second category, free-speech as a culture, it's actually the more important reality that we have to work towards. maybe this is where i'm answering your question. ultimately, we want campuses where students can talk, where professors can talk. those are campuses that will be less hostile to the jewish community. they will be more open and better places to be students and they will be better learning environments. this is where i go to the disagreement that i had with my namesake here. i don't want to overplay it. i think we agree on nearly everything. i don't want to side with equal protection. the bigger battle is to create a free-speech environment. in my experience with dei structures, the mighty called something else, is little to mentally when they add anti-semitism, they don't do away with the structure. they do

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