the francisco port copowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland oe inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their resptakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. item 7 is the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegianc flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.n 0y 8 is announcements. please abbe advised the ringing and use of cell phones are prohibitedism a member as up to three minutes to make public comment unless a shorter period is adopted on any it

but china's port promise remains attractive around the world as they expand their port network. their gaming new allies, willing to harper and their ambition. the visa roads component traveled 700 years ago from italy to my home country of china and cells and quito meters. all the way to the parts of the legendary ruler of the one going on the working the same route, but marco polo took, i wonder how much his journey stories have shaped the world and how much his name means to both europe.

port. fisherman wharf, with community district unveiled the revitalized promenade from powell and jefferson street to pier 45. seven pergolas [indiscernible] the welcome center opens the day after thanksgiving. two kiosks are on the promenade [indiscernible] a apparel brand and [indiscernible] this was made possible by our 1.43 million grant economic coverry and beautification. food wide holiday market for saturday december 7 at the ferry plaza farmers market. supporting 15 plus black owned bay area businesses offering food, crafts and more. this free events is cosponsored by the port and celebrate local entrepreneurs during the holiday season and it a wonderful event. i'll move to resilience. to the world economic forum urban transformation summit. in october we hosted the walking tour of the embarcadero to show case the port climate adaptation efforts in partnership with sf ferry and hudson property. brought together government and private sector leadings. now to [indiscernible] on novemb

port authority that was solid. working with the port authority as a private entrepreneur was relatively easy. so, that night, walking home from this function, 57th street and madison avenue, greenlight, started walking across the street. out of nowhere came a driver who was intoxicated. slammed into me, broke my pelvis in 11 places. the pain was excruciating. i thought i was dead, except for the pain. i knew it was different, but i felt like i would never survive this. and so, got to the hospital, ambulance, so forth. and i said, please, the pain is terrible, give me morphine. so they gave me morphine, and i woke up a couple of days later. saw a nurse and i said, can you tell me what day this is? she said it is the 28th day of january. i looked at her and i said, number one, kill the morphine. number two, get me a big room, get me telephones, i have to get a group of people here. she said no morphine, you're going to feel it. i said i can't help it, because at that time we had a couple million dollars invested and

going to look is this, those 3 in the it's costco that runs the port. the chinese state company decides who docs and how much they pay, that revelation in itself cost a minor scandal and allegations of corruption. china has long been the number one trading partner for south american countries, eager to develop the mega port consolidates partnerships and dependencies and strength. vince china is influence. i really think it's unquestionable that china's financial engagement with countries in the developing world as leading to gaining additional support at the united nations. and we have to up our game. we have to increase our engagement in an effective way because china is offering real benefits to the region. although such, geo politics are not the priority of jorge munoz. he wonders if peru will really benefit from the port or whether china will dominate no chunk. guys may or reassures him that everything will work out. but this was like a who didn't clear that. china is an authoritarian regime that just not respect the individual, you know, but that's

a new mega port funded by china for jorge munoz, an opportunity. so you know, when that big would be sad if we residents have chunk guy, we're not able to benefit from it. that's the stuff i said in the 3rd side. but that will likely be the case for most of the businesses here at my side. of course . yeah, my, your product, you're looking to go see of the i keep that will be many opportunities for only if you will be ready to take the full course at that time. somebody by the end of the construction permits for the mega port were granted quickly billed by state own chinese company cosco. it strategic position creates a direct shipping link between asia and south america. mario de les casa, as is from trendkite, and works for costco. he sees a bright future with industrial parks, factories and jobs. china is helping you says new york. uh, i see a new peru here, fully industrialized and connected to the largest market in the world's going to asia. i meant to call my head on there and we'll go cuz he left you a, the money or the less cost us is frustr

for the port. and for just kinds of based on not only what we heard today as public comment and acknowledge the written comments and out reach to our office. and so i want to ask the questions. on their behalf and gift port a chance to responded. and -- i first want to pin to the term sheet itself that is the heart of the concern. and what i hear today is a common sentiment this we want it to be better. focus on pier 45 today. and 39 wharf through 45. it is in the working for san francisco economy and local economy all workers and restaurants everyone. let's walk us through term sheets specific low now what do we see that is a protection for the commercial fishing industry? there are a few key protections the first is requirement the amount of space provided in the final project consistent with the amount of space used prior to the 2020 shed c fire the history aguse after that fire the court moved most says fishing storage to shed ato have less space in shed athan shed c. and we want to preserve th

of course in a few days _ port at hodeidah. of course in a few days ago _ port at hodeidah.go more - port at hodeidah. of course in a few days ago more than - a few days ago more than a dozen people injured in tel aviv after a yemen missile was fired towards israel. when you look at the targets here, ports, but also the airport, electrical grids, what do these kind of strikes mean for the country of yemen and also began many people there. i country of yemen and also began many people there.— many people there. i think mr netanyahu — many people there. i think mr netanyahu has _ many people there. i think mr netanyahu has made - many people there. i think mr netanyahu has made it - many people there. i think mr netanyahu has made it very i netanyahu has made it very clear that he views the houthis as potentially the only outstanding rebel group left that works in solidarity with hamas and backed by iran and it is very much his agenda, his military and political agenda, to wipe out all of these groups. so in accordance with that he is targeting all key infrastructure both mili

there is a naval port _ the fall of assad. there is a naval port here _ the fall of assad.val port here at - the fall of assad. there is a naval port here at targus i the fall of assad. there is a i naval port here at targus and if you are a bit further north, the airbase here as well. experts think the evidence suggests that moscow is preparing for at least a partial withdrawal from syria. let me show you a bit about how they have come to those conclusions. this image here is from the 15th of december, if you have a look here, you can see, dozens of russian vehicles have parked on the tarmac next to this plane appear. experts say this is a strong signal that russia is preparing for that russia is preparing for that partial withdrawal syria. it also analyse other satellite images which show large russian planes which could be used to transport military assets out of syria. they were there on friday and had left by tuesday then on wednesday, two aircraft were back at the base, all signs of sustained activity. there is also been activity at the targus port as well for some th

>> now at 6, the port of oakland pushing back against the court's decision to take san francisco out of the oakland airport's name. >> first, though, a live look at our radar tonight. and you can see we're getting it going in the north bay starting to see steady rain. >> is at 6. >> a live look at the golden gate bridge where it is starting to rain and the rain will just intensifies. we make our way through the night and atmospheric river. is headed to the bay area. thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 6, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. it's not just rain. it is wind as well. kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> has been tracking this storm. he has a look at what we can expect tonight. going to a wild night ahead and a wild morning tomorrow to start out your day, especially early on. but >> we're seeing the storm system bringing rain around the bay area, mainly north of the golden gate bridge. so far few showers moving further south. busy out along the golden gate right now. but >> it's going to get fierce out there overnight tonight and we're goi

will be a bustling port. the future looks - years' time? will be a bustling port.ds on ice, if we can rein in temperatures and preserve the ice they depend on. ~ . ., preserve the ice they depend on, ~ , , preserve the ice they depend on. we can preserve the species as a whole- _ on. we can preserve the species as a whole. sea _ on. we can preserve the species as a whole. sea ice _ on. we can preserve the species as a whole. sea ice is _ on. we can preserve the species as a whole. sea ice is much - as a whole. sea ice is much more thanjust as a whole. sea ice is much more than just frozen ocean. it's a gardeners it's a platform, it's it's a gardeners it's a platform, its access to food. it's life, really. an update on the two astronauts stuck in space since the summer. they will now have to wait even longer to get home. they arrived at the space station injune, and were originally due to return to earth after just originally due to return to earth afterjust one week. their initial stay was extended to february 2025 because of technical issues, with the experimental

ever since d-day hitler had instructed all its garrisons in the channel ports and indeed in the ports brittany, that they were to hold out to the last man they were to treat them as fortresses. and in the event of them being overwhelmed, they were systematically to wreck the dock facilities, which is indeed what they did to the port. and sherborne took forever to get the docks, up and running for the allies. so for a long time they were with supplies coming across open beaches beaches and of course, the supply chain across north west europe was. that famous red ball express, this 24 seven convoy of lorries being driven backwards and forwards to those ports in france that were opened up to the armies at the front. so hardly an ideal solution to our supply problems. now antwerp had actually been liberated by the at the beginning of september but hitler very cleverly clung on to both banks the show street which leads into the port and it had what's called the breast pocket on the southern and it also fortified island to volker current above land to the north so he'd successfully daylight

controlled ports. the israel defense forces claimed it was hitting military targets. nine civilians were reportedly killed and considerable damage occurred to the red sea ports that had reduced capacity. israel also struck two power stations causing temporary power just -- power disruptions. while many missiles and other projectiles filed from the houthis in yemen have been intercepted, on december 20 a missile damaged elementary school in central israel. on december 21 another missile landed in a residential neighborhood in shop -- in jaffa. 16 civilian injuries were reported in the latter incident, including a three-year-old child. on december 26, idf airstrikes targeted an international airport, on yemen's western coast in addition to power stations which the idf says were being used for military purposes. the risk of disruption to vital humanitarian operations at a time when millions of people in yemen are in need of lifesaving assistance are of grave concern. the idf december 26 strikes on yemen h

is represented in the city is here at the port. i'm particularly proud of the collaboration and relationship building that we've been able to accomplish, especially with our union partners. not when something is wrong, but to proactively work wg them when we are thinking of different policies and how they may impact their membership. our main hr office is here at pier 1, we have office hours and a dedicated office at pier 50. we staff that daily so we are accessible and available to that staff as well. like many city jurisdictions we were impacted by the pandemic and we felt it in our staffing levels. our hr has transformed. not only did we increase staffing, we challenged ourselves to look how we do our work. we participate in job fairs, apprenticeship fairs and youth employment programs. we are working hard to make this an employer of choice, and show anyone who is interested in coming to the port that there are people that look like them and they will be welcomed in the port family. we are making a concerted effort to bring trai

you control by both the port authorities. and the ukranian military retailer does support actually a network of 3 ports. odessa, 2 and a most complete dani of 5 to for the economy, especially in the tight uh, uh, mazda 3. you live for our country, where 90 percent of the exports were by c given before the invasion. it's extremely important to especially considering that among all the green and see ports, one of the 3 ports of great or this are recreating shipments of green leaf while commodities and occasionally weapons arrive. but the dangers to the much vessels and the port facilities are very real. but this is important is highlighted by the frequency of russian attacks as authority struggle to keep the port separation of the issue and what it does. the intense attacks almost every night by drones and missiles if our region and ports were protected better with empty aircraft. we would fuel safer and be able to work more efficiently. in my opinion, this is the biggest issue we need to solve with russia launches missiles fro

find out why the ports that so far so for you crazy. the hello winter really has said to him across the middle east. now we're looking into fabbing, the cloud and rain, sleet and smoke across nolan. most pos cool enough for the south though. hoff 21 south just over the next couple of days. that same system bring you some live, you showers over towards the red sea thinking a little further south with southern we'll fence whether really live the weather is close at east the side of the mediterranean. cy, some heavier rain, coming back in here for cyprus, southern posit becky, over towards syria and lebanon, all the way down towards garza. and it's telling me to get any back to as we go on in to choose a more heavy writing coming through. so looking pretty miserable as the certainly winds just fade into the cool right across something positive. okay. we are looking at some sleet and snow setting in here, so that could cause some disruption. move wayne's, also a pretty disruptive cause. northern parts of africa, some heavier rain for a time

on the ports in odessa have been crucial, keeping ukraine's economy afloat. but after 3 years of war and constant russian attacks authorities are struggling to keep them open and protect the feet of international ships. the tough bed from odessa is always populous. you know, the fleeting ship signals is ready to leave it carefully. choreographed pups are controlled by both the port authorities and the ukrainian military retailer desk support. actually, a network of 3 ports odessa turned in most compete donnie of vital for the economy, especially in the tight. uh yeah, i'm not very clear you live for our country where 90 percent of exports were by sea given before the invasion. it's extremely important to especially considering that among all the green and see ports one of the 3 ports of great or this are recreating shipments of green leaf while commodities and occasionally weapons arrive with the dangers to the much of vessels and the port facilities of ferry real, this is important is highlighted by the frequency of russian attacks as authority struggle to k

further out to _ we have moved our ports further out to the — we have moved our ports further out to in america, they— containerships. in america, they are _ containerships. in america, they are more reticent to do so, — they are more reticent to do so, because it is a much bigger country~ — so, because it is a much bigger country. they want to get the goods — country. they want to get the goods as _ country. they want to get the goods as far up the rivers as they— goods as far up the rivers as they can _ goods as far up the rivers as they can-— goods as far up the rivers as the can. ., , , ., they can. rosemary tell us more about your _ they can. rosemary tell us more about your documentary - they can. rosemary tell us more about your documentary and - they can. rosemary tell us more | about your documentary and what are the new details, the things you have discovered that in the programme? we saw some of that in the report. fiur programme? we saw some of that in the report-— in the report. our documentary was made. _ in the report. our documentary was made. we _ in the report. our d

the port filed an intent to appeal the court decision on thursday. they're trying to keep the name san francisco bay, oakland international airport, the city of san francisco sued the port and the city over the new moniker. the port is claiming san francisco did not provide enough evidence for the court to prohibit the airport from using the name. in a statement, an attorney for the port of oakland said in part, quote, san francisco is trying to ak and oakland to second-class citizens. the port has no interest in passing ak as sfo ak is distinctly and proudly oakland end quote, we did speak with san francisco attorney city attorney david chiu who says he believes the 2 cities can work this out without going to court. frustrating because we really i don't think needed to actually go to litigation. we have offered repeatedly. >> over a number of months before oakland made its final decision to move forward with a name that is completely confusing travelers to try to work it out. we think there's a way to work it out. that will work for both sides. we w

the red sea ports and power stations and young men are especially alarming the air strikes reportedly resulted, the numerous casualties, including at least 3 people killed and dozens more injured. a united nations humanitarian air service crew member was also injured when the airport was hit, a high level delegation by the un, headed by the world health organization director general. dr. federals was at the airport when the strikes of yours. according to the world health organization, chief, the mission was uh, 5 to board their flight when the bombing occurred. israel has confirmed it conducted the strength after identifying so not international or port of food. the military facility with this is out. the airport city area was full of civilians, many troubling home for the time. the strike was carried out without any tire warning or excuse. santa airport was struck and the civilians were struck. the civilian loungers in the airport tower were struck and there were also civilian employees from the general authority of civil aviation on the on the international airport was targeted duri

find out why the port so hopefully you create the as well as on bob and have gone. so it has intensified with new strikes reported across the strip. at least 32 pound of citizens have been killed since don't on sunday. most of them in the besieged news is really minute trans attacking the last badly functioning hospital, the patients have been forced to be ordered to evacuate the premises. honey mackwood has moved from darrow by law. in the morning light reveals the aftermath of another night of his regular bombardment. in there of about a has central garza rescued team stores the rubble of what was once a family home and decided that degree when i showed up and then we were about to go to sleep and all of a sudden we had a loud explosion. so it turned off the building next to us was from the debris collapse. the law hung out to be and we came out to see fire smoke and thought that my cousin and his children rolled into the many of these people, how to really flood is really are strides in the besieged north, fully to find themselves under attack again here is reall

you control by both the port authorities and the ukrainian military retailer desk support. actually, a network of 3 ports, odessa turned in most compete donnie of vital for the economy, especially in the tight uh, uh, mazda 3. you live for our country, where 90 percent of the exports were by c given before the invasion. it's extremely important to especially considering that among all the green and see ports one of the 3 ports of great or this are recreating shipments of green leaf while commodities and occasionally weapons arrive with the dangers to the much of vessels and the port facilities of ferry real, this is important is highlighted by the frequency of russian attacks, as authority struggle to keep the quotes operation to do this, you knew what it is, the intense attacks almost every night by drones and missiles if our region in ports were protected, better with empty aircraft we would feel safer and be able to work more efficiently . in my opinion, this is the biggest issue we need to solve. with russia launch has missiles from ukraine. there's little warning, but

the 3 ports of great are this, are recreating shipments of green leave. well, commodities and occasionally weapons arrive, but the changes to the much vessels and the pool facilities of very real. but this is important is highlighted by the frequency of russian attacks as authority struggle to keep the port separation. notice you know what it does. the intense attacks almost every night by drones and missiles, if our region and ports were protected better with empty aircraft, we would feel safer and be able to work more efficiently. in my opinion, this is the biggest issue we need to solve with russia launch is missiles from ukraine. there's little warning, but it is not a good up. it takes only one minute for ballistic missile to reach us. that's why there is a need for shelters right. next to where people work and the threat isn't just from the naval patrols a constantly searching for russian mines, indiscriminate weapons that could damage and sink any pestle they hit, regardless of its nationality. the points of greater odessa are and you can only life

but keeping the ports open and the supplies flowing is not without its challenges. i think it's gets helpless out to 0, a desa ukraine. it was on beaks, constitutional counselor is due to re with on monday on the validity of october's presidential election. deposition is warning that by the day sion of the disputed results which sold the governing for the right party re elected could trigger up move audits. but you, on the rest is already causing significant damage to the economy. latasha reports out from point a door punted total, is a town in extreme south of mozambie, right, by the border with south africa. it's known for its beaches, also diving, deep sea fishing and stuffing. but the reason post election violence has affected business. tourism is one of the sectors was hit by the interest. we know that when a country is going through on that unstable police, go see play some. something really bad can happen, but also something really good can happen. so we hope that everything that is happening, i'll come for the better in october, daniel chapel, the candidates

you controlled by both the port authorities and the ukranian military. great to a desk support. actually a network of 3 ports. odessa to the most can pitany of fi to for the economy, especially in the type of the unit for our country where 90 percent of exports were by sea, even before the invasion. it's extremely important to especially considering that among all the green and see ports one of the 3 ports of great or this are recreating shipments of green leaf while commodities and occasionally weapons arrive, but the dangers to the much vessels and the port facilities of ferry real this is important is highlighted by the frequency of russian attacks as authority struggle to keep the port separation of the issue and what it does the intense attacks almost every night by drones and miss. so if our region in ports were protected better with empty aircraft, we would fuel safer and be able to work more efficiently. in my opinion, this is the biggest issue we need to solve with russia launch is missiles from ukraine. there's little morning station article up, it takes only one minut

some of them were inappropriate by the way like port call stuff.pictures of pumps and engages weird stuff to win around the ship to find those original, that original equipment and the like what the hell are you doing? i showed them the pictures and can reconnected with my dad in a special way. >> did you always want to be like a carrier commander? is that what you're looking for? that's an unusual career path in the navy. got to start off as a aviator go through that and then go through nuclear powers. there's a whole process. most people join not expecting to stay in forever, right? and want to do the time and get out but when he watched the movie top gun in 1986 edges of the airbus spilled coffee on it so come i liked what he was doing. ended up not being an air loss but something similar. >> and i think you described in your remarks but there is a whole juice arc of the story of this command. it starts with before you come on the ship you mentioned some of the sailors before they came on they were reduced to tears by the notion they're going on

over the weekend reports emerged of more than 100 people killed by gang members in port au prince.g leader targeted the group after his son fell ill and subsequently died. he reportedly blamed them for practising "witchcraft". joining me now from miami is camilo gomez, bbc monitoring journalist who has been closely following the situation in haiti. first of all, these killings, we are hearing may be up to 200 people, a lot of them elderly, and it all seems to be because of alleged witchcraft. can you tell us anything more about that? , , ., ., that? yes, the situation in haiti is really _ that? yes, the situation in haiti is really quite - haiti is really quite complicated with lots of gang violence and many attacks occurring almost on a daily basis, but this one in particular was quite gruesome and quite large and also it was different in the sense that most of the people who were targeted were accused of witchcraft by a gang leader who, as you said, whose son had died and it must be noted that last nights, there was also around ten people were killed in a different area of the co

the port has no interest in passing ak as sfo ak is distenctly and probably oakland. well, look at that. there's a new, vibrant space celebrating indigenous people's art in san francisco, the organization behind the annual carnival parade now has a permanent home in the mission district. casa card of all located on florida street will serve the artist who participate in the festival and offering them a space to rehearse and perform create. >> organizers say they previously had move from 5 other locations before landing in the mission district. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and iconic photographer told the story of san francisco for years will now be permanently honored. >> in the city. plus, jury deliberations dragged on in the murder trial for the man accused of killing cash app founder bob dudley and san francisco. we'll tell you what experts say could be taking them so long to reach a decision. in a rare move. former governor jerry brown returns to sacramento to deliver public remarks capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you what he had to

a major phishing port on the spanish atlantic coast is home to one of your, of the largest fish markets. the premises is off limits to the public, but a 100 meters away. our team is fitting marine biologist lucas miller. with a hidden camera. ready, ready? the market halls are guarded fine array of fences, surveillance cameras, port police, and security officials. all designed to keep an authorized people out ruler is going to try to sneak in. it's the only way he can document the quantities of shark that are being sold here. on in, in part 2000, the queen and portugal had the world's biggest shock fishing fleet song operating in the atlantic and other oceans the state. because this is one of the world's biggest chart trade. how do i know that goes on? sucks that so that we make contact with the local industry insider who wants to remain anonymous. he's scoping out the area to let lou customer not know what to watch out for. meanwhile, beulah and reporter, po, niga track which boats have entered the port that sometimes shift. these are 3 fishing boats that arrived yesterday and when by

the market halls are guarded by an array of senses, surveillance, cameras, port, police, and security officials. all designed to keep on authorized people out there law is going to try to sneak in. it's the only way he can document the quantities of shark that are being sold here. vanya and impulsive us, and the queen and portugal, have the world's biggest shocks, which includes funding operating in the atlantic and other oceans. the single, this is one of the world's biggest struck trade hub to another glistening sucks that sort of as we make contact with the local industry insider who wants to remain anonymous. he's scoping out the area to let lou customer not know what to watch out for. meanwhile, beulah and reporter, po, niga, trunk, which boats have entered the port that's entire shift. these are 3 fishing boats that arrived yesterday and one by dean, by those 2 are what we call long liners on each side. they catch tuna swordfish on sharp, you know, of should be upstairs spoons of hi site. so that means they could well have just unloaded sharks high up because i'm selling certain