so tonya crime in jerusalem. well, despite those hopes of a cease fire fighting in the gaza strip is continuing at the same time ultra nationalist is right, is making plans to resettle an onyx pasta botanic tree is tonya is reports on this document. differing visions for post will cause a palestinians, and if somebody's right is this is what the hell off and sent you a gone. so it looks like i'll see you within here of presenting please for states it and then came here from dallas to city. the former body building champion has been displaced 9 times. that's lock button biggest dream is to return the call to the city. we dream every day about our homes and neighborhood, visit our neighbors and friends, but we have begun to feel that a return is impossible. the united nation says over 90 percent of p thing garza has been made homeless and forcibly displaced since the war began. in 14 months, oh, for the is very military has divided the colors, a strip into several parts of buffer zone appears to run along its easte

uh tonya. uh what, what do we know about these reported strikes to well, this appears to be one of the latest strikes by the is rarely military here. be understand that these were unusually powerful strikes in the air. it's reported here in the media that they might have struck at defends and surface to surface mississauga weapon storage is there. this is part of a very large military campaign by israel, that the scene since the full of the a saw received by last week of the is really military headset. they're striking uh, you know, a targets such as air fuse onto aircraft, a weapons, weapon storage is production. a saw its and be seen that in the positive was always the targets were broken, transfers to the iranian proxy. the lebanese administer has full out or it was twice against what is what i just kept as yvonne in, in trench meant in syria. right now, they have described this military campaign that goes through out the syria in the past a week or so. as you know, preventing those weapons

i'm afraid to have to leave it there, that was dw, corresponding tonya kramer and jerusalem. many things know today's events also mark a historic day for syrians living abroad, many of whom have express cautious optimism that the end of the a sod families more than 50 or rule will mark make way rather for a bit.

any thoughts of the future are on home lot result from data blue correspondent, tonya cramer, who joins us now from jerusalem. welcome time. yeah, that's up with his wife has talking about potential hostage deal and cease fire. what are people that say of the well, i think a lot of mixed feelings about or to know hopes are off, but then in the policy, it has been a lot of disappointment. and i think this goes as well. so the palestinians and garza who really want to see a cease fire that under constant bombardment, they're also going to see obviously what the near future will bring as is where the government has not really late. oh, laid out a plan for the day. often that leaves the door open for so many scenarios as you see in this report, but in this round also, the pressure is mounting on the government to close a deal, especially from the families and relatives and friends of those hostages that remain in garza. obviously they have been saying a for over a year that's been of demonstrating calling on the government to bring these hostages home. and they house a the back of most of t

i'm afraid we have to leave it there, that was dw, corresponding tonya kramer and jerusalem. many things. now today's events also marked a historic day for syrians living abroad, many of whom have expressed cautious optimism that the end of the sod families more than 50 or rule will mark make way rather for a better chapter. let's have a listen to some reactions from lebanon, which is home to a large number of syrian refugees. i do that some of them are, of course, it's much better not much better. for example, i have to do military service, but now there's nothing holding me back to. this means i can go to syria. we used to live in fear, but now i can go wherever i want, as well as we don't know how this new situation that unfold, what they do with the insurance, what they before the situation was bad, but now it's back to god's wedding, right. not sure yet, if it will get much better or just send that to, let's say things we'll get that to god willing. hopefully syria will return to how it used to be an even better thing. sorry, tony, to norma. and now we can all go to syri

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essence of religious architect, most of whom identify a syrian, but hold is really residents cons, tonya, see my reports now from the old supply to area the, the, the new some, syria is a constant distasteful fall, but the show her in most of the in the is really occupied gordon heights, a syrian drew's. she has family in the living room and syria. home is all in here in the gold and we're watching very closely and we are worried or by no one who we're scared about the future of the syrian people. almost all of them saw the student and especially we are scared for our relatives and families were in syria. i don't know, but i have now and any disorder. yeah. she talks to relatives and syria every day. just a few miles away over the border. people are domestic good. how are you? tell me if you're ok. thank god. thank god, we are very happy we are celebrating that, i'm know, and kind of a square people. it came from a couple of places coming to so way to, to sell and i'll have him as a to you, a few kilometers away in much those homes right on the ceasefire line with syria. people are also

they received as ready residency cods, instead of correspondence tonya claim, that reports now from the golan heights. the news from syria is a constant distasteful form, but to show her it must have died in the is really occupied. golden heights is syrian drew's, she has family and those live in them and syria, and home to zone and here in the gold and we're watching very closely and we are worried about, i know the one we're scared about, the future of the syrian people. almost all of them saw the sort of and especially we are scared for our relatives and families were in syria. i don't know, but i have now in any sort of. yeah, she talks to relatives in syria every day. just a few miles away over the border. people are domestic. you've got how are you telling me if you're ok? thank god, thank god, we are very happy. we are celebrating that. i know and kind of a square people came from a couple of places. come in to so way down to shell and i'll have him is different . but here a few kilometers away in most as homes right on the seas for a line with syria. people are also watching is

all right, tanya, novak live for us from zagreb, thanks so much for joining us, tonya poles of clothes and chads 1st parliamentary elections in more than 10 years . the governing party says is the final step and returning trapped the constitutional rule. after 3 years of military rule, but the opposition called for a boycott citing fears a vote. rigging. katherine sawyer reports from chats capitol. instrumental a child yos are electing m. p. 's provincial and municipal representative. but it appears few voters are making their way to calling stations. this is a populated part of the city. one would expect and see the town. we put the re evaluating because we want everything to change and things to be normal. president my how much is this debbie cost he's followed already was declared. we knocked off the presidential election in may. the main opposition parties and civil society groups have disputed the results. and so some of the others, local and regional and election observers are in town. but admissions, like the e u. n a you are not here. some child in private media houses are also

all right, tanya, novak drawing just from the capital zagreb tonya, this preliminary result that suggests president a lot of it you set for victory is this is a prize of the. it was definitely a surprise and a huge one for us out. i mean, obviously because the pre election falls, we're not giving him more than 3035 percent. so, but at this moment it's still very, very intense because it's on the line of each. after the 95 percent of the votes have been counted is just half a percent of way of getting 50 percent. so we might be see the 2nd round. but anyway, if she even goes to the 2nd round it, she is taking with him a huge advantage of before his 2nd run, the rob, starting to see what else who is backed up by the ruling for asian democratic union mohammed tanya, could you give us a sense of what milan, which is 1st term was like of the well his 1st 5 years were marked by uh, in terms and cost of conflict with the head of the government, a prime minister under it plank of each belonging, which was a fierce critic of mil franco reach his government and his ministers, he was especially keen

but -- well tonya at 1945 lounge has opened she opened for a month and already booked.eally excited make that announce am about that restaurant so, that's what imented to prosecute mote. congratulations latonya. >> i love it. [laughter] >> any other shout outs from commissioners? >> okay. i have two items i wanted potential low raise for new business or just pose for any feedback, back to the commission. one, i know this our staff and oewd staff has been helping small businesses with a planning code. regarding window coverage. so thank you to director and staff who are -- helping small businesses navigate how to comply with that and particular i had conversations, too, with supervisor offices that and planning staff this may be think that this may be an opportunity to resunrise the legislation so we can avoid -- path ways of small businesses are forced take in -- accrue a lot of money like getting a variance or something. may be -- this is something this we have case study this is may be we can present become to the commission and invite interested staff or i don't know

tonya, you have some strong feelings. >> i understand these catalysts are kind of some of them or culturalreat form. it is classic. right? "miracle worker," yes. that is good." texas chainsaw massacre ," i don't know, all right, i will say all right to one. >> it makes people feel something. >> up in smoke, cheech & chong. >> amazing, groundbreaking. very funny. >> i'm saying -- i mean, come on, social networks are not even be -- i don't think it is worth a we watch. it is not sniffing at all and -- >> i love that movie. all of the dialogue. >> spy kids? >> social network. >> spy kids, too. >> i'm not saying it is a bad movie. this is the national register. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry, patrick swayze acted, dance, and saying in "dirty dancing." >> i agree, tonight made the list. i just added not great. >> roadhouse was not there. >> this is decided by the library of congress. i would with fire her if she was pulled up under obama and i had to let you. i think you would quit every year i think it is 24 forms, this was created in 1988. so far it includes 100 films. i put you on board. would you

so yes, the way dexter learns is through these -- each individual kill, plus when he is at work, tonyalle gellar is his boss and she describes their relationship as obi-wan to darth vader kind of thing. she doesn't realize she's also training him how to get away with murder. >> really sharpening his knives. >> thank you so much and dexter original sin is available to watch on paramount+ with show time. so looking forward to it and see you soon. >> thank you. >>> now taking a live look at the guardsman tree lot at fort mason where you can browse a stunning selection of christmas trees and holiday decorations. oh my gosh. does that say the holidays? the lot is open daily from 10:00 to 9:00 p.m. and they have got all kinds of different trees and wreaths. that's where i get mine and plus every purchase supports a really, really great cause. oh look how cute that is. is that -- a carved reindeer? your grandpa made those. so cute. all of this of course proceeds -- all the proceeds benefiting at-risk youth in the bay area. >>> and we want to know what you prefer. do you like a real christmas

a high inflation cross to the major issues for votes is tonya nearby is inside urban springs down some of the political issues facing incumbent president. a lot of is the current president is the front runner in the selections. uh, but it seems that she will have to go to the 2nd round to face the candidate by the baggage, by the ruling grace and democratic union that our company with the which is backed by the opposition social democratic party. his 1st term was marked by a crisis, tends to relations with the prime minister under the length of age he often pleases . why is the prime minister and whose governments, especially uh, in the issues of the defense ends of foreign policy. it's a whole kind of formulae to in the past year during the parliamentary elections winds on milan over each came out and said that he's also going to be the candidate for the prime minister's office while holding the office of the president . it cost quite a stir, crazy public. any anger creation, democratic union do ruling party at that moment, saying that he is breaking the constitution as he is way out

tonya went over our all right that we have submitted.rawn and i second it. it is part of your package and i strongly request you review this. >> thank you. >> thank you. we will and very much welcome. >> good morningful deputy director of san francisco zoo. i want to echo ton yap and director sutton's comment with regard to the report. on the kip look forward to working with commission you have done a lot of good for us. look forward to puting matter t. and it is [inaudible]. it does not y address the issues at hand and certainly we believe it is a bias report. what is important we have great things happen nothing 2025 we look forward to working with you and retufrnt giant panned ands bilingual programs alost exciting things the public needs to know about that. thank you and happy holidays. >> thank you. >> anyone else here to speak on item ■a7? i don't vice president hands raised, public comment is closed. >> i have had the pleasure of serveoth joint zoo committee almost my entire career so far. and i want to say that the public process

tonya follow-up no money requesting that sen.chard blumenthal started obviously this upcoming holiday we as americans will travel across the country and run the world on your airlines and some airlines guarantee the children can sit next to the parents and no additional cost closer to the same reservation according to the department transportation stopper they make their standard for what the guaranty mutinied means however the department of transportation tracker tells us that delta, united the spirit of deuteronomy standards nobody wants to check that is right here so also with you mr. carter, used when you families policy we guarantee the parents gets of the children's without having to pay extra. >> thank you for the question i think that you are specifically referring to the dot — four and your correct decline to provide check we thought that was important not because we don't do everything that we can every day people are amazing sitting families together we never charge to see families together so that's important to so we

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raquel, norman linldz, tonya reyes. christian martin and janetta johnson terms ending december first, 27 to the soma community advisory committee. >> we will take this same house same sxaul this motion is approved madam clerk item 44 out of order. >> yes. item 44 this is a resolution to declare february 28, 2025 jesse cappen smith day in san francisco. recognition of his many years of outstanding service and dedication to the city and county of san francisco and his well deserved retirement. >> birch ask for public comment on item 44, and i'm not sure how many of my colleagues we -- supervisor dorse and he i did a random survey yesterday actually had the pleasure of working with jesse smith who i had the pleasure of working with on and off for the last quarter of a century. i person who is selflessly and large part made the san francisco city attorney's office in my opinion the best most respected municipal law firm in the united states of america. jesse joined the city attorney's office as a deputy city attorney almost

raquel, norman linldz, tonya reyes. christian martin and janetta johnson terms ending december first, 27 to the soma community advisory committee. >> we will take this same house same sxaul this motion is approved madam clerk item 44 out of order. >> yes. item 44 this is a resolution to declare february 28, 2025 jesse cappen smith day in san francisco. recognition of his many years of outstanding service and dedication to the city and county of san francisco and his well deserved retirement. >> birch ask for public comment on item 44, and i'm not sure how many of my colleagues we -- supervisor dorse and he i did a random survey yesterday actually had the pleasure of working with jesse smith who i had the pleasure of working with on and off for the last quarter of a century. i person who is selflessly and large part made the san francisco city attorney's office in my opinion the best most respected municipal law firm in the united states of america. jesse joined the city attorney's office as a deputy city attorney almost

. >> good upon afternoon president peskin and board members i'm tonya shane are principal plan with planning. with me today are lisa gibson the environmental review officer and josh the department's air quality subject matter expert. who will help with my slides. the decision before you is whether to adopt a motion to uphold the department's exemption issued for 1719 wallace avenue. the department december 17th appeal response is in the board's packet. our presentation today will highlight our responses to the appeal. i like to point that we very well viewed materials submitted yesterday and the letter submitted today by several members of bayview ab617 committee. and find this they did not changer response or conconclusion in any way. slide two. am the project is located on wallace avenue on a wlok by lane street mandelman and williams avenue. the city of bayview. the cites contained a 2500 square foot building and currently vacant. site is within the pdr one zoning the planning code notes is intended credit a buffer with residential neighborhoods and light industrial areas. the project est

host:that was tonya in florida. let's hear from elizabeth in new jersey. democratic line. hello. caller: i think that biden did the right thing, pardoning his son. because if he didn't, he would be aching. when your child is in trouble, you are right there in trouble with them. you are not going to the whole process of what they are going through, but you are feeling everything they are feeling. yes, in order for biden to have a clean conscience, knowing that his son is going to be home and not behind bars, yes, i think that joe biden should do that. even though he said he wouldn't, ok? people change their minds on issues, ok? so, he needs to pardon his son. anybody who says they shouldn't, they don't have a heart. host: dave, new york, republican line. caller: i don't think it's a big deal that he pardon his son. anyone would have done the same on either side. really, that's it. trump will get revenge and pardon some of the january 6 people, which you should, and that's it. that's the way it should be. i would have pardoned my son. trump would have pardoned his son if it was him

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