damián trujillo: bueno, sus agencias se van a unir el 5 de marzo, junto con el unity council y telemundoiene la gente espantada, ah, con esa incertidumbre, sin saber, con miedo. maciel jacques: sí, y como somos un grupo de organizaciones que hemos trabajado mucho, por mucho, por décadas, yo creo, porque estamos en la misma área, también muchos de los parientes, digo, de las otras organizaciones comunitarias, sí pueden ofrecer, o sea, servicios en salud mental, que es muy importante ahorita, especialmente con los jóvenes, todo lo que está pasando, y es organizaciones como el family counseling, como la familia, ellos sí también pueden proporcionar estos servicios, la clínica de la raza, también. damián trujillo: y de verdad, christopher, que usted no es consejero, pero a veces tiene que convertirse en consejero. christopher martínez: sí, sí, es importante estar ahí, para estar presente, escuchar sin juzgar, y simplemente para que la gente sepa que hay alguien que los quiere y que les quiere ayudar; pero, sí, ahorita es muy importante como comunidad, juntarnos, para que uno no se sienta sol

the 79 year old resident says services and housing from the unity council are a lifeline. >> very safe for me. i like the place. the people are very nice. >> both nonprofits have served oakland seniors for years. they are now in talks with city council members to see what can be done. in oakland, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11 an inmate who was attacked at elmwood correctional facility in milpitas has died. that, according to the santa clara county sheriff's office, last week, he was beaten by three other inmates in a dormitory, according to officials. the sheriff's office says guards found the inmate unconscious with critical injuries during a routine welfare check. those three inmates are now facing murder and torture charges. investigators are still looking into why he was targeted. next, at 11, school officials in the south bay are making sure students and staff are prepared in the event of immigration enforcement on their campuses. and they are smiling up in the sierra. we're going to take a closer look at some of those snow totals seen today. and more snow, by the wa

damian: thank you, i should also mention that the unity council is an important part of this as well, telemundo 48 and nbc bay area. so all in collaboration, maciel, we'll start with you. how much is something like this needed a phone bank or we can answer a lot of questions. maciel: i think right now it's especially important to have something like a phone bank given everything that's going on politically there's a lot of fear and we wanna be there and make sure that we're able to clarify a lot of the rumors that are out there and provide the community with all of the information--the correct information that they should know. damian: tell us, how busy the centro legal has been over the last month. maciel: yeah, so we're always very busy, but definitely in the last month the volume of calls has probably tripled or quadrupled. there are a lot of community members that wanna know about their rights, know about services or what, you know, i can or cannot do at this time. so we've definitely seen a huge increase in volume of calls. damian: yeah, and christopher, you're with the spanish s

>> unity council officials tell me they were blindsided when they received notification from the citystrator last week. they say they will lose $117,000 needed to help low income seniors. >> it's scary not to know you know what is going to be impacted. >> the city administrator said the cuts are necessary to close a projected shortfall of nearly $130 million for the current fiscal year. in a written statement, he said in part, we recognize these reductions will be difficult for the recipients and for the community members benefiting from the services they help fund. unfortunately, we do anticipate additional reductions remain necessary. >> council members, including myself as the head of the finance committee, were not consulted whatsoever. >> city council member janani ramachandran says the council is looking at all options to try to help the nonprofits. >> we will need greater support from the communities that we serve, more volunteers, more donors. >> sos meals on wheels says it is losing $220,000, one third of its funding from the city of oakland. this cut comes on the heels of th

unity council has head start programs both in oakland and in concord. she tells me many local organizations experienced a one day funding freeze that did not impact their head start programs, but created a huge panic. they have since regained access to that money, but she says her organization and others are now scrambling to look for other sources in case federal funds, for whatever reason, are held up. if the trump administration has said, hey, head start is not a part of this freeze, why are there still nerves? why are people still scared? hisis brand is just very targeted around, you know, not prioritizing communities of color, communities from underserved backgrounds. while this was just a scare. we are preparing for the worst. i reached out to the u.s. department of health and human services that oversees head start. we asked about the funding delays, including the one day issue experienced here. i have not heard back yet. so even though we are hearing reports of impacts to head start programs in other parts of the country, again, we don't seem to

the unity council says the city plans to stop funding these services in the middle of the fiscal year. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. it could be >> that controversial bike lane in san francisco's mission will soon now be a thing of the past because today crews started removing the lane in the center of the lensa street and replacing it with a new more traditional curbside bike lane. the change comes after business owners blames that center lane for loss of money and customers and they threatened to sue the city construction was set to start last week removing the center by claim, but had to be rescheduled because of rain. it's expected to take a few months. >> new senate bill has just been introduced in california, specifically aimed at trying to revive san francisco and nightlife kron four's. catherine heenan is in our newsroom now with details on what city leaders are hoping to do. catherine? yeah, this sounds a fairly simple. the hope is that you will get more people in and around downtown san francisco by increasing the number of places they can get t

. >> group's losing funding include the unity council senior center tribe, which works on violence intervention, and the sos meals on wheels program. oakland city council member noel gallo says he is going to call for the city council to make a priority list of funding. new at 11 union city police say a pedestrian was killed in a crash last night. it happened near the intersection of alvarado niles road and almaden boulevard. police say the collision involved a driver and a man who was walking in. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. officers say the driver did not appear to be under the influence. san francisco's richmond district is getting its first speed cameras tomorrow. walk san francisco says these cameras will be installed at geary and seventh avenue. the location was selected due to high crash rates and significant speeding issues. the group says it worked with traffic victims for six years to pass legislation to approve the cameras. new details tonight about a cross-country investigation with bay area ties. three people who were arrested on the east coast app

the unity council says the city plans to stop funding these services in the middle of the fiscal year. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> teachers and staff in the san ramon valley school district protesting proposed budget cuts today. the school district says it needs to close a 26 million dollar budget deficit and in order to reach that goal, it says it's going to do several things, including increase class size and eliminate management administrative and custodial positions. teachers and staff are pushing back. >> i think a lot of us feel betrayed. because we understand declining enrollment. we understand budget issues, but we also understand that it's management's responsibility to ensure and safeguard our kids. the school district says that it will work with the unions that represent teachers and staff. but even if the district >> does reach the desired budget savings or could be even more cuts and changes ahead. layoff notices could start coming out. march 15th. >> now to big oil and it's no secret that industry and the newsom administration have. but

. >> at the unity council senior center, which serves some 300 seniors, the city's letter said their $175,000 grant was being terminated at the end of this month. >> we operate based on the funding that the city of oakland provides us, and it could mean that we could close our doors. >> other nonprofits, such as tribe, address violence intervention with ambassadors and youth programs. they're losing $210,000. >> we don't have a badge. we don't have a gun, but we have our mouth. we have verbal judo, and we just have relationships that we have we have built over years. >> we do the streets as well, international. we protect the school. we help with the schools, picking up the condoms, the needles, so the children don't have to walk by. >> hello. good evening. >> the sos meals on wheels program serves 1400 homebound oakland seniors. >> will be back on thursday. >> okay, have a good one. >> okay. it's $150,000 a year that we haven't been paid on for the last 19 months. and then we just got to we got noticed along with all of our other partner community based organizations that our contra

. >> the unity council says the city is planning to stop funding.iddle of the fiscal year. >> taking a live look at the embarcadero. we got a little wind going on. as you can see, the american flag with mayor. we know there's going to be a little bit of a change in the forecast as we head into the evening hours here. >> our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow giving us a look at what to expect in a little midweek. rain rolling on through nothing too heavy and then we get ready for what looks like a very promising weekend. >> ahead as high pressure going to take over so out there tonight. a lot of clouds out there. we've had a couple of scattered light showers popping up in the north bay so far. so good, though, looking toward coy tower. nice evening out there. temperatures not all that bad. here's a look at the rainfall total so far this year, temperatures go. we've had over 17 and a 30 inch or so now running at 112% of normal. you get to san jose much better than it was to start the year. they really picked up in this last series of storms rolled t

meals on wheels and unity council are among the 13 nonprofits losing funding.ations tend to serve low income seniors and families. they provide warm meals and offer programs including affordable housing, parenting workshops, and after school activities. >> horrified, horrified what we're going to do. how are we going to survive? how much more are they going to take away from us? >> it's scary not to know. you know, what is going to be impacted. >> now, oakland city administrator says cuts are necessary to close a projected budget deficit of nearly $130 million for the current fiscal year. the administrator issued a statement which reads in part, we recognize these reductions will be difficult for their recipients and for the community members benefiting from the services they help fund. unfortunately, we do anticipate additional reductions remain necessary. >> our time now 540. well, a large fountain of lava is spewing from kilauea on hawaii's big island. it's more than 250ft high. this is part of an ongoing eruption that started back in late december. it's pau

in fact, unity council celebrated its 60th anniversary just last year. gasia, andre. >> thank you. >> bird flu has been detected in a backyard chicken flock in redwood city. >> now, officials in san mateo county say right now there are no human cases of bird flu from this flock. but they say the detection of the disease just highlights the risk to anybody who handles or lives or works near birds, including people raising chickens and home. they recommend poultry owners should watch for signs of illness in your flock and take measures, including washing your hands before and after handling the birds. and they also recommend disinfect disinfecting your footwear. >> backyard flocks have grown in popularity as egg prices continue to soar. nationwide. interest actually began to skyrocket during the pandemic, when people had some extra time on their hands, and many wanted to have more control in where their food was coming from. of course, fresh eggs are a big bonus, but you may not know that chickens are also fairly social. >> they're considered a companion a

. >> the unity council says the city plans to stop funding these services in the middle of the fiscalat 10 o'clock, the moment a delta plane crashes and flips over and it's caught on video. >> plus, deadly storms sweeping across the south parts of kentucky bracing for another round of dangerous another round of dangerous weather. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] north bay family remembering a loving husband and friend who died in a plane crash in alaska. santa rosa native andrew gonzalez. >> was among 10 people killed when that plane went down earlier this month. and tonight kron four's lindsey ford spoke to his wife, family and friends who say they ar

. >> now, groups losing funding include the unity council, senior center, sos, meals on wheels program, and tribe, which works on violence intervention. oakland city council member noel gayo is asking fellow council members to make a priority list of funding. >> our time now 504 paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, just had a successful kidney transplant and he's been released from the hospital. paul pelosi had been in the hospital since friday. that's when he received the kidney transplant. and the donor was his daughter, jacqueline. the pelosi family, in a statement, thanked the medical team for their kindness and excellent treatment and say paul pelosi and his daughter are on the path to a full recovery. >> illegal crossings along the southwest border are dropping to the lowest level in years. the u.s. coast guard has been stationed along the rio grande valley for years now, but with president trump's sweeping immigration changes, they have increased those operations, adding more manpower in south texas, boat patrols are looking for any signs of smuggling along th

. >> tiffany lozano of the unity council still holds out hope funding can be restored. just last week, city council found $8 million in funding to restore service to seven fire stations set for closure. >> the majority of us are really happy with that work. majority of us are also oakland residents. we want our fire department, but we also want the city to make the organizations whole again. >> i reached out to the city of oakland for comment. they sent me an email from city administrator justin johnson, breaking down the grant cuts and acknowledging that more reductions could be necessary. in oakland, dion lim, abc seven news. >> still to come, new views and new details about that delta flight that crashed at the toronto airport. the clues investigators are working with to find out what happened. >> also next, putting an age limit on anti-aging products. how young dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five ye

. >> groups losing funding include the unity council, senior center, s.o.s, meals on wheels, and tribe, which works on violence intervention. oakland city council member noel gaia is asking fellow council members to make a priority list of funding. >> 708 and we have the eastern freeway sort of acting up this morning. we've had a couple of things happen. first of all, west 80 at appian way and elsa bronte, there's been a crash and we have a backup that's nearly to the carquinez bridge. there's a big break in the action, and there was a crash at powell street. it was blocking, but they moved it to the right shoulder. but the traffic is going to be slow this morning. it looks like it's not as slow as it could have been because that crash was in the lanes. but nevertheless it is a little bit slow. when you get to the bay bridge, it's backed up to the mains and the metering lights are on. remember, highway four usually has a slow down as this morning is no different. loveridge all the way out to the willow pass exit on the concord side, and the richmond bridge is backed up beyond canal 709

. >> tiffany lozano of the unity council still holds out hope funding can be restored. just last week, city council found $8 million in funding to restore service to seven fire stations set for closure. >> the majority of us are really happy with that work. majority of us are also oakland residents. we want our fire department, but we also want the city to make the organizations whole again. >> i reached out to the city of oakland for comment. they sent me an email from city administrator justin johnson, breaking down the grant cuts and acknowledging that more reductions could be necessary. in oakland, dion lim, abc seven news. >> happening now new alameda county district attorney ursula jones dixon is being sworn in. she replaces pamela price, who was recalled in november. jones dixon was serving as an alameda county superior court judge. this afternoon, she laid out her vision for the da's office and the changes that are coming. >> so first and foremost, i want to come in and make sure that the charging lawyers have the ability to charge cases the way they see fit. my

. >> the unity council says the city plans to stop funding the service is in the middle of the fiscal year are asking for the city to honor the contracts that are currently in place. >> we'll take a live look outside right now as we talk about our weather forecast. here's a look across the golden gate bridge tuesday. the rain pan off, nice and green out there. and pretty background to the bridge. meteorologist kyla grogan back with us today with details on the forecast. lots going yeah, well, we've got a pretty nice day out there today, albeit a little bit cloudy and those clouds will increase as we get throughout our afternoon and evening. >> you can see here we do have a little blue sky out there. notice the wind. if you take a look at the flag, they're not moving. hardly at all. right. so we are very, very quiet. as far as wind is concerned. temperature wise, pretty nice. we've got some of those 60's up to about, you know, 64 65 degrees. almost if you spot 64 in concord right now, pittsburgh, santa rosa. 64 60 in san francisco. you can see out at half moon bay about 59 degrees. so

. >> at the unity council senior center, which serves some 300 seniors. the city's letter said their $175,000 grant was being terminated at the end of this month. >> we operate based on the funding that the city of oakland provides us, and it could mean that we could close our doors. >> other nonprofits, such as tribe, address violence intervention with ambassadors and youth programs. they're losing $210,000. >> we don't have a badge. we don't have a gun, but we have our mouth. we have verbal judo, and we just have relationships that we have we have built over years. >> we do the streets as well, international. we protect the school. we help with the schools, picking up the condoms, the needles, so the children don't have to walk by. >> hello. good evening. >> the sos meals on wheels program serves 1400 homebound oakland seniors. >> will be back on thursday. okay, have a good one. >> okay. it's $150,000 a year that we haven't been paid on for the last 19 months. and then we just got a we got noticed along with all of our other partner community based orga

. >> the unity council says the city is planning to stop funding these services in the middle of the fiscal year. >> we loved him. >> he was part of our family to his part of so many people's families. >> still ahead, a family in santa rosa sheriffs thoughts about the man who was killed about the man who was killed in a plane crash in alaska. onboard rocky mountaineer, you'll traverse western canada along historic tracks and discover something new around every bend. the past becomes the present. rocky mountaineer. >> on this day in history, the iconic kids tv show mister rogers neighborhood first aired and there was the unveiling of the first photograph newsnation's markie. martin looks back. >> today is february 19th in 18, 78 thomas edison patented the photograph the first machine able to reproduce recorded sound r and b and soul singer, songwriter and record producer smokey robinson was born at very happy 85th birthday to beautiful in this neighborhood. beautiful day for a would you know that nostalgia theme song in 1968 the children's educational show, mister rogers neighborhood

. >> the unity council says the city plans to stop funding these services in the middle of the fiscal year. they're asking for the city to honor the contracts that are currently in place. >> new at 3, 3 people have been displaced after this fire at a san francisco home. this happened in the balboa park neighborhood on santa rosa avenue. that's east of highway 2.80, san francisco fire sharing these images. the fire did cause some damage, but >> fire crews were able to put out the flames before they spread to any other buildings. and no one was hurt. in the east bay concord. police sharing some details of an officer shooting that turned deadly. it was earlier this morning. the police responded to a report of a person attacking a family member. this is on willow pass road and that whole drive. when officers arrived, they say they found a man stabbing his family member officer shot and killed the man who had a knife and the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. a berkeley woman who is the alleged leader of a cold light group known as the zizians is going to remain b

. >> group's losing funding include unity council, senior center tribe, which works on violence intervention, and the sos meals on wheels program. oakland city council member noel gayo says he's going to call for the city to make a priority list of funding. >> new at ten. the recently updated clean air rules from the california air resources board are now on hold. the board announcing the state office of administrative law rejected the new standards, which were expected to raise gas prices. the air resources board says the proposed rules were just not clear enough for drivers to fully understand its effect on the price of gas here in the state. the board now has 120 days to address the issue and resubmit the standards. >> coming up, the effort to build a new music venue in the south bay, getting the green light tonight. >> and dozens of people arrested during nba all-star weekend. more on the days long crackdown in the east bay. >> and we are tracking a few rain drops out there. nothing big but something. and then it warms up just in time for the next weekend. om i don't ever see anyone comi

. >> while the unity council says the city plans to stop funding these services in the middle of the fiscal year. and happening today pg and e they're launching every liability project in south san jose aimed at reducing safety related power outages. for nearly 10,000 customers, the company says it's going to relocate over a mile of power lines on the ground and install new technology right along allenton expressway in camden avenue. the project addresses the impact of the enhanced power line safety settings, which automatically shut off power to prevent wildfires. officials say the move is part of a broader initiative to improve reliability in san jose while maintaining safety during extreme weather events. still in the gravel morning news, san francisco that's what? >> one bill is aimed to accomplish. we're going to hear from city leaders on the plans to bring back as to the city's economy and nightlife. and sports giant continues. freight train scottsdale. sports d for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speed

. >> unity council is afraid that the city will stop the funding of these services and in the middle of a fiscal year, thei say that's going to be tough to take. all right. time now 704. happening today. san francisco is gonna be the first city in california to install automated speed camera enforcement. at least they're going to tell us about it. so kron four's will tran is live in san francisco with what we need to know. hi, will. >> well, the first month is a warning after that the tickets are for real right now. the cameras are operational and where at one of the busiest most dangerous intersections in the city, 7th and gary, me show you video of how it works. we capture this said around 6.30, this morning, pay attention to the left side of your screen. that's the camera. just a few seconds. you'll see couple of cars go by the intersection boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. that's the flash going off and they will get a warning in the mail. there will be 33 tickets. escuse me. 33 cameras throughout san francisco to slow down drivers and here's how it works. the faster you go. the heft

. >> the unity council says that the city is planning to stop funding these type of services in the middle of the fiscal year. time now 604. happening today, san francisco will be the first city in california to install automated speed enforcement cameras. e forewarned advocates are generally celebrating this kron. four's will tran is live in san francisco with the latest. i will. >> the official ceremony is 8, 8, 30 this morning where activists and victims. we'll be here at 17 geary. but that cameras already operational. it's over my shoulder and look at this. you know what? they might have to replace an ally pulled sooner than later because it's been going off all morning. and you might even live on television because i see some cars going to here right now. >> it's even last. it does. we're not there. it is just flash. >> and you can see that means that seeing her son for the first month, we'll get a warning after that, you will get a ticket and it's going to be higher. the faster you go. here's what's going to happen. 33 cameras all over san francisco. this location, one of dangerous l

. >> the unity council there says that the city plans to stop funding their services in the middle of this seat financial year. they are asking for the city to honor the contracts currently in place. >> riding high off a successful all star weekend. san francisco city leaders are introducing a new bill. tell boost night life and help revitalize downtown mayor daniel lurie and state senator scott wiener introduced a new senate bill that would create 20 new liquor licenses and lower the cost of the licenses, making it easier to open new bars and restaurants downtown. san francisco is open for business. >> that's the message we are sending with this bill. and that's the message our administration is sending consistently. >> another effort to make it easier for businesses is permitting downtown. they called permit sf. mayor lurie says that website helps to streamline the process. so small businesses can open more easily and more quickly in san francisco. >> still ahead on kron for news at 4 incredible new video shows the moment delta flight crash-landed and flipped in toronto. >> plus, wh

. >> the unity council says that the city plans to stop funding these services in the middle of the fiscaln the south bay, santa clara county educators are learning about cambodian american studies. they can actually taken to their classrooms. the county board of education hosted a two-day conference for teachers to learn about what the curriculum offers sessions at the conference for teachers included cambodian dance performances, water blessings. art workshops over 60 lesson plans that are offered for k through 12 schools that are interested on a curriculum is offered by uc davis and it's free for everybody to access. >> it's 9.26. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news educators in san ramon are rallying because they don't want budget cuts to schools. we'll take a look at what they think is a rest. we loved him. he was part of our family to use part of so many people's families. >> center is a family wants to share their memories of a man >> 9.20 right now we've got clouds and some rain already. article already on the highways. john, good morning. in a little sprinkle activity for yo

. >> at the unity council senior center, which serves some 300 seniors, the city's letter said their $175,000 grant was being terminated at the end of this month. >> we operate based on the funding that the city of oakland provides us, and it could mean that we could close our doors. >> other nonprofits, such as tribe, address violence intervention with ambassadors and youth programs. they're losing $210,000. >> we don't have a badge. we don't have a gun, but we have our mouth. we have verbal judo, and we just have relationships that we have we have built over years. >> we do the streets as well, international. we protect the school. we help with the schools, picking up the condoms, the needles, so the children don't have to walk by. >> hello. good evening. >> the sos meals on wheels program serves 1400 homebound oakland seniors. >> will be back on thursday. >> okay, have a good one. >> okay. it's $150,000 a year that we haven't been paid on for the last 19 months. and then we just got to we got noticed along with all of our other partner community based organizations that our contra

reaffirm the urgent need for the security council international unity to support unra gratefully.y out this battle by visit since two refugees to support the residents of gaza as they confront this aggravated humanitarian catastrophe. a number of humanitarian organizations and agencies time and again reaffirm the critical role of unra they stated that no other entity has the ability or readiness to provide lifesaving assistance and social services at scale similar to unra. unra's network largely exceeds all other humanitarian agencies in the occupied palestinian territory included a large number of schools medical facilities, warehouses offices and ersonnel. allowing any states to undermine the inviolability and immunities of un agencies this is a dangerous precedent that will have dangerous repercussions it will embolden others to perpetrate future violations in other conflict zones around the world. therefore, we call on israel to put an end to its violation against unra and not obstruct humanitarian interest in gaza we also urge the security council to take an immediate and eff

they have 2 proposals on the table, one technocratic sort of committee or council that would run guys another proposal for a unity government. i think they have some kind of pride medic understanding that they need to step to the side of the problem here. and this has been the problem for for 16 months. is that the other side is real along with united states. i do not have serious intent on ending the war, at least not. and not so far as i, as i can tell now, i hope i'm proven wrong and i hope that we can get to get to stage 2. but right now i, i really, i really have my doubts a system where does not leave the efforts of mediators capital at egypt to full of a sudden the foundations of home, which these, because she agents of being based upon of completely shifted. yeah, some of the original terms of the agreement allow for the continuation of the seas for as long as the parties are talking to each other. so i think the emphasis is going to be put placed by the mediators on trying to give them engaged as much as possible. uh, going back to what? nothing yeah, hold on, trump announced at the superficiality of it.

different proposal proposals on the table, one for unity government with the palestinian authority and the other for this kind of technocratic council. right. both of those proposals have been, have been rejected by the palestinian authority. israel doesn't like those proposals, united states doesn't like those proposals. and so it's just very difficult to see how then we move forward when you start to look at all of these moving parts. it really is because if we look at even just the pictures today, we can see how much in control of the situation. how much is we can see the display of the old wing custom brigades that in this comp, temps release is the withdrawal of the is rain. these is being replaced by how much security, by how much infrastructure they are very much still in control of the goals of strep. disappointing us now, who's in to be that illumination? so it's not going to be an easy move to get rid of. i know i, we've been saying this for, you know, i'm, i'm probably sound like it's sounding like a broken record, but israel has not eliminated from austin. they're not, they're not close to eliminating from us. i said thi

of different proposals, one is for a kind of technocratic council that would take over the, the set of gaza. and the other is for a kind of unity units of government. right. the problem is that the palestinian authority doesn't light these proposals. neither do israel or the, the united states. so from us in that sense is kind of between a rock and a hard place. i don't know that there is rarely in the americans can expect that, you know, i'm also just, you know, sort of, it's sort of job, it's arms in surrender and that's, that's, that's very unlikely, very unlikely to happen here. and so this is a very important question. you know, what happens the day after, but i thought it was interesting what they had written on the stage. and in hebrew, um, you know, that we are the, we are the day after. right. and i think there's a message here, almost not just of strings, but of, of defiance. and i think what time is trying to suggest in the aftermath of this, this press conference, this trump netanyahu press conference, and also the comments made by netanyahu this week. that is real fully intends to go back to work. i think the messa

talking as a council about how, once we know from the manifest any wichitans, we can start planning maybe a larger memorialfor those individuals. we've already changed the lights to the colour of unitye in wichita — the governor's ordered flags at half—staff for a few days into next month. so we're doing those things, we want to make sure we honour those who were guests here at the ice—skating competition. just so many amazing people who lost their lives, and we'll do what we can to make sure we honour them all. and lastly, sir, washington, dc and wichita will forever be tragically linked because of this — i wonder what you made from the comments from donald trump in the wake of this awful tragedy? i think these victims and their families deserve a lot better than what they received from the president. there was a lack of humanity, dignity, compassion that was there, and they deserved more from their president. but we here in wichita are making sure that we are coming together to support those folks, and make sure that we honour people in the right way, and we don't look to things that divide us, but to what can unite us. and we'll put a lot of tariffs on steel. we already have tari

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