now with ace i thought in your presentation ace will provide support and training and if it is a deaf person and sign fluently and how will the deaf person request this accommendation? remember asl is required to request two week in add vance. those are my questions, thank you. thank you and you are right the process that we have is sometimes lengthy. again when it come to or rep with the department of rehad been it is stated in our rule this is they must be able to have a certification of disability letter. that is a process that we -- you know we are trying to work through the things when we think about expanding our program and opportunity for people with disability we miwant to go become to the civil service rowel and seat modifications we need to make to make sure we can open it up and make it accessible. i want to be clear that aces just the path way for this program. but employee applicants can apply through the regular hiring they don't need to prove they aplay and meet qualifications. for ace because it is in our rule we do require that certification of disability letter and

jeff leopold is the owner of standard five and ten ace hardware in san francisco, the business has been operating since 1939. being a source for neighbors when they need tools and hardware parts. but with president donald trump imposing a 10% tariff on goods coming in from china. made in china. jeff worries about the future of his business. we work off of a very slim margin, and you can't just take a 10% hit on 2000 skus as the example that i used. while the business runs independently of ace hardware, he buys inventory from the company who has already begun price increases. he says the increased overhead will ultimately have to come at a cost to customers. you take a light bulb that's at 9.99 and bring it over $10. there's a little bit of a consumer resistance, like, why am i paying $11 now for a light bulb? cal state east bay economics professor farhad sabayton says california will especially face the burden of these tariffs. we import about almost half $1 trillion of goods from other countries. of that, china is the top of the chart. in other words, california is a top importer from

. >> reporter: jeff leopold is the owner of standard 5 and 10 ace hardware in san francisco.s been operating since 1939, being a source for neighbors when they need tools and hardware parts, but with president donald trump imposing a 10% tariff on goods coming in from china -- >> made in china. >> reporter: -- jeff worries about the future of his business. >> you work off of a very slim margin and you can't just take a 10% hit on 2,000 skus is the example i use. >> reporter: while the business runs independently of ace hardware, he buys inventory from the company, who has already begun price increases. he says the increased overhead will ultimately have to come at a cost to customers. >> you take a light bulb that's at 9.99 and bring it over $10, there is a little bit of a consumer resistance like why am i paying $11 now for a light bulb? >> reporter: cal state east bay economics professor farhard sabatan says california will especially face the burden of these tariffs. >> we import almost half a trillion dollars of goods from other countries. of that, china is the top of the

oh, well, that would have been the ace. yes. "but you're going...laugh of course not, but it wasn't my scene at all. and if fame meant more work, fame was good. it... of course, there's a... there's a little tingle when somebody says, "oh, mrjacobi, i saw you in this. "can i have your autograph?" but that's all... you know. it was to muck it up. and, i mean, look at young actors today. i mean, stars are made in the space of one movie yeah. what... is it... pretty face. or, "0h, 0k. no, actually... you go through a period of... but it doesn't stay because you know what... i mean, i'm thinking of those young actors did you think when you were in your 20s and 30s, i'm not saying that they're no good. mmm. for seven years. greats. it was amazing. the reason i was asking about how you looked and how was cos you have spoken a lot about luck. you've written about luck in your life. you have struggled. you've... you into the hollywood movies. yes. right. ..to find the company that he wanted to create at the old vic to play the supporting actors. but maybe y

transit allowing people to take ac transit to the east bay and transfer within the ac transit systemovide unlimited access to the treasure island ferry. >> treasure island is going to take decades to be fully build out. it's going to take some time for it to reach the envelope that was passed by the board of supervisors and maybe there will be changes to it as well. we don't know what is going to happen in 50 years but i'm confident by the fact that the plan that was adopted was fully, fully thinking even for its time and the building the island to a way it's sustainable, it addresses sea level rise, but also gives the public the open space and parts that are so necessary to fill treasure island. there's economic, certainly, challenges and whether we're going to be able to build out all of what was desired in the master plan, it will -- time will tell, but i think that the last ten years, we've been coming to this point. we are seeing incredible progress and the infrastructure is being finished by the island. market rate housing is being finished. affordable housing is being finished

oh, well, that would have been the ace. yes. "but you're going...e going to go up to birmingham?" not that we want to disparage accountants. i'm sure there's very, very fine accountants out there. they laugh of course not, | but it wasn't my scene at all. how did it affect you, becoming famous? i don't think it affected me at all, really. fame is really how you use it. and if fame meant more work, fame was good. but that's sort of what it meant to me. it... of course, there's a... there's a little tingle when somebody says, "oh, mrjacobi, i saw you in this. "can i have your autograph?" of course, there's that, "oh, yes." but that's all... you know. i don't think being an actor inflated me in any way, really. cos i knew how difficult it was and how easy it was to muck it up. do you think there's a difference between being an actor who has primarily come from theatre and the classics and the stage... and, i mean, look at young actors today. i mean, stars are made in the space of one movie performance, and they may not have had very much experience bef

he was the new investors and aces from israel, who i had become quite friendly with, my family has twogood man. yechiel leiter, let me start off with the 800-pound terrace that would be ironic. and i keep reading the stories they have enough now material for six nuclear weapons. that the time to talk is very, very limited. this is coming from that you and of all places. what is your thinking about this? let me ask you that broad question. what is your thinking the prime minister's thinking about, might our president said note nukes. that means no pay that is the prime minister's position. are both countries coordinating and talking about this? >> we are, marco. as always it's good to be with you by the prime minister of israel has been talking about iran and encouraging the west to take heed. cannot achieve nuclear capability for a long time. you will remember congress way back when, barack obama was still president. president trump then followed and he rescinded an agreement which would have achieved nuclear weapons down the line. right now we are at a pivotal moment. iran is racing f

kind of thing that was added to this, the tools that goes, you know, and that's to continue using the ac going in studio, presented back someone. how's it going to move us? as long as i stuck sons, who may i ask, who is the musket as a lo, so no, not come, you'll need to make this houses. so you'll stick with a sort of game of yes, i'm not good about. okay, that's what the customer's 1st day hold and you will know the night they told you, oh you oh oh, how come will know she will come when i see she said she didn't go to sit on you on the sunni, i think will you go can i come in, i know that i'm facing this vision so they will cite the hosting what c k o you daniel gray. ok, would you not go by? i see fits from this. so mean comes you out with inputs about the lindsey of a coca, most business when the give us what do i mean can do? well, i would suggest with the ones that i see some of some of the above and i put them up because of a lot in the ceiling that don't mind the i was talking more for you when you left me that you did not come about to a single oh i want to do it with the custo

. >> reporter: jeff leopold is the owner of standard 5 and 10 ace hardware in san francisco. the business has been operating since 1939. being a source for neighbors when they need tools and hardware parts. but with president donald trump imposing a 10% tariff on goods coming in from china. >> made in china. >> reporter: jeff worries about the future of his business. >> we work off of a very slim margin. and you cannot just take 10% hit on 2,000 skus is the example that i use. >> reporter: the business runs independently of ace hardware, he buys inventory from the company who has already begun price increases. he says it ultimately have to come at a cost to customers. >> you take a lightbulb that's $9.99 and bring it over $10. there's a little bit of a consumer resistance like why am i paying $11 now for a lightbulb? >> reporter: the prof sr. says california will especially face the burden of these tariffs. >> we import about almost half a trillion dollars of goods from other countries. of that, china is the top of the chart. in other words, california's a top importer from c

ac transit had been offering rides between those stations. today, after months of turmoil, voters in san mateo county are getting their chance to weigh in on the effort to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. she made history back in 2023 by being sworn in as the county's first latina sheriff, and her big test of leadership came just a few weeks later after the deadly mass shooting at the mushroom farms in half moon bay. well, then things started to unravel late last year after she faced accusations of corruption, abuse of power and the use of racist and homophobic slurs. sheriff corpus has denied those allegations and says that she has been politically targeted. well, today voters are casting their ballots in a special election on measure a that would change the county charter, giving supervisors the power to remove the sheriff. lauren tom spoke with the deputy, who wants to see his boss lose her job. >>>>in san mateo county, voters will take to the polls to decide on a measure that will ultimately determine the fate of law enforcement

opportunity to say this that the public needs to understand if we have inertia and nothing happens muni bar, ac transit caltrain will all have to enact huge service cuts and we we have to stop prevent that from happening and we will and that's why we're working in the state budget to try to support these systems and also to try to authorize a regional funding measure. other states fund public transportation at a much higher level than california does and so we need to play some catch up. and so we need to shore up these systems and yes, i would love for them to go later. but job one is making sure that we assure them up and other questions. great. thank you so much everyone. >> thank you for thinking

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trump talked about five bases -- aces. forgiving up that, the west and the united states ended up taking the nuclear weapons agreed to protect and ensure ukraine's borders at their then current state in the early 90's. host: talking about the minsk agreement. take me to today and what america's role should be? caller: the united states, they said they would agree with that, they didn't. you had the one that zelenskyy talks about himself. why should ukraine agree to anything unless they put boots on the ground and have something to lose? right now, the only people losing is ukraine. all these things the west is doing. host: when you say they should have boots on the ground who are you referring to, the united states? caller: i know that will not happen, everybody part of that minsk agreement. we could protect ukraine and their border. i'm a black man in d.c., you know who i voted for. russia did everything against them. they gave up their cards. at the urging of the united states and other country, they gave up their cards

opportunity to say this that the public needs to understand if we have inertia and nothing happens muni bar, ac transit caltrain will all have to enact huge service cuts and we we have to stop prevent that from happening and we will and that's why we're working in the state budget to try to support these systems and also to try to authorize a regional funding measure. other states fund public transportation at a much higher level than california does and so we need to play some catch up. and so we need to shore up these systems and yes, i would love for them to go later. but job one is making sure that we assure them up and other questions. great. thank you so much everyone. >> thank you for thinking >>> >> san francisco has always been very diverse, very progressive and not only open in other ways but music as well. musicians always want to try to find something new to play and if they are thinking about playing something new or different. i'm the product of the san francisco schools. i started when i was 10. i joined the band and that was the most interesting instrument to play. and you have

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along busy international boulevard, where one lane in each direction is designated as bus only for ac transit. whether that is increased safety or not depends on who you talk to. houston is firmly against it. >> see how this all was redone? that shouldn't have happened from the beginning. this, this this is a hazard for the businesses and the residents for this to even be made like this. >> the people speeding. clearly some don't even have a driver's license or know what the rules are. >> noel gallo is interim oakland city council president and chair of the public safety committee, who was among those who voted for the bus lanes. >> one of the areas to slacken here in oakland, we're not putting creating the enforcement that we already have the laws in terms of now, you cannot go over 25mph. you know, you cannot be in the bus lane. >> nadia meyers works nearby. >> we have a lot of car crashes that that area right there. we do have a lot of crashes right there. so and i'm sure. >> the same area where an innocent civilian was killed as a result of what his family says was an unauthorized

the ac is forces went to the villages where the area that happened that doctors in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast near. looked off to you, a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and do use big force of the situation to me now in the there is no one in the streets. no one 0 no shops open, no one the there's a few of the 10 am, but the people are afraid. frankton no one in my talk. yeah. slipped clear yesterday because of the explosions heard there at the thought to do talks of thing . and the permission saying that the students injured and killed from both sides and there is both sides. the cost to just from the other discontinues and knowing the international community development. so if you were to might because those people and then as groups they are supporting a civil war in the country. seriana analysis founder and the middle east, expert cavort, almost in says it was predictable that an organization with roots and all kind of would rule through violence. i think it is quite clear that you can take a man ou

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and we've also been informed that ac bus, ac transit bus routes have been rerouted around the scene as well. live in oakland ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> ali thank you. new this morning, fire investigators across the bay are working to determine what sparked a fire at a scooter repair shop in san francisco. flames broke out late last night on 21st street near mission. the shop is a few blocks east of mission dolores park. firefighters were able to contain the flames to just that building. fire investigators and a hazmat team dispatched as is standard procedure. >> our time now. 705a vigil planned tonight in berkeley to take a stand against hate after a business there was targeted with anti-muslim graffiti. it happened saturday when the berkeley physical therapy clinic on university avenue was vandalized. it was a first full day of ramadan, the islamic holy month. the owner of the clinic, who is muslim and an iranian american, says this is the latest incident since the israel-hamas war started in 2023. she also says her business has been defaced with posters calling for a ceasefire

it's also going to affect ac transit. and we have also seen police turn away pedestrians.t past this crime scene tape. in that video that we just shed some what looks like the serious car crashes black sedan pretty much looks like it's been sliced in half around that lamppost. now again, we've reached out to oakland police to get more information about some of the details surrounding this. officers here at the scene have moved us away from this crash, and they will not tell us any detailed information about what led up to this, but we can let you know what we see here and what we've heard from people who live and work in the area. a deadly car crash happened at 53rd and international earlier this morning, and because of that, there is a police presence here and an investigation going on. international boulevard, three blocks of it, closed to traffic in both directions and also to pedestrians while police investigate. live in oakland ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you ali. after rounds of deep funding cuts. city leaders in oakland say they believe the city's budge

policy in your life, pro, access to water, access to electricity, and connectivity between different ac. this of the tiles import exports a. we have server posting and businesses and factories that they have been going bankrupt. it over the past few months because of the freely restrictions. you have to think of, of villages that do not have pulse with us for example, and the connection to the house. but that has to be block it by the, for you, me, a occupation. everything you've been describing all the stuff, this 6 you've been presenting it. so what the pro top is for, is it towards all of the occupied by the student. truly, truly not only is the case of augusta and you can start making linkages. now between what we have witnessed in gaza and what we are witnessing here, particularly in the northern areas of the occupies westbank. we have to remember all is the eastern eastern government that does not believe one of 2 state solution . and they will do everything possible to prevent this outcome, just like they don't believe in equality. they don't really want to want to stay with equa

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the ac is forces went to the villages where the captain doctors in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast near. looked off to you a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and use big force of the situation to me. now in the there's no one in the streets, no one or no shops open, no one the there's a few of the 10 am, but the people are afraid fighting. no one in my talk. yeah. slips clear yesterday because of the explosions heard. there are the talk uh the talks of thing and the information saying that it's been injured and killed from both sides and that is both sides. the cost to just from the other discontinued knowing the international community, the interview, it was a to my because those people and then as groups the, all of the supporting a civil war in the country. the, the secretary and protests and classes have also been reported in several cities across syria, including homes. footage circulating on line shows an attack on what is said to be in all the white house r t correspondence. steve sweeney has been cover

in indonesia include stroke heart disease and to the closest. life expectancy here is just over 60 ac is well below most other countries in southeast asia. the doctor say fact is like smoking, but a quality and when you attrition, a detrimental to people's health rolling out the program across the world's largest islands, nation will be challenging, particularly in rural areas in east and is that and got a providence in the village of how many, some residents say they're waiting for more information. and so the health center is fall from here. we don't have the money to pay for transportation. there is no signal here or i don't have a cell phone. so i can't register for the health checkup. the government says the program is the law just as an undertaking for the health ministry. it is intended to overcome what it sees as a culture of people only going to the doctor when they already sick. jessica washington out to 0 to come to and counting the cost is that the had that let's have a look at the weather across north america in the days ahead. and it's a pretty quiet picture for much of

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the ac is forces went to the villages where the area that happened and that is in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast. neil of talk to a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and use big force, the situation to me now in the there is no one in the streets. no one 0 no shops open, no one. the there's a few on something am, but the people are afraid fighting. no one in my talk. yeah. slipped clear yesterday because of the explosions heard there at the thought to do talks of thing and the permission stained that it's been injured and killed from both sides. and there is both sides. the cost to choose from the other discontinues and no one the international community, the interview. it was tonight because those people and then as groups we are supporting a civil war in the country. now know the story. we're close the following hundreds of colleen to jessica, who's supporters are gathering in the remaining and capital after the candidates submitted his papers to join the ballot. and then you run the voting. they euro scep

i'm injured, the ac is forces went to the villages where the captain doctors in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast near, looked off to you a few kilometers away from the buck you just started using helicopters. the started and use big force. the situation to me now in the there is no one in the streets. no one. 0 no shops open, no one the there's a few of the 10 am but the people are afraid. frankton no one in my talk. yeah. slipped clear yesterday because of the explosions heard there at the thought is, talks of thing and the permission saying that the students injured and killed from both sides. and there is both sides. the cost to just from the other discontinues and knowing the international community, the interview, it was the it tonight because those people and then as groups the, all of the supporting a civil war in the country. okay, now the story we're across today, idea of soldiers have reported leaping, selling lou to the items from raids, tarry dollars in dallas lebanon. that's according to an investigation by the independent is really new sites. the hotte

condemnation from several regional countries over as far as a breach of the january cease 5 agreement, kabibi aces of condemned israel's decision to pluck hayes in a statement. because ministry of foreign affairs emphasized though, on a critical rejection of using food as a weapon of war and deliberate, so salvation of civilians, it calls the names of the actual community to hold as ro, accountable, and ensure the safe, continuous and un hender delivery. if he's run up there in a full areas of the gaza strip, egypt to has condemned israel's decision to stall paid is to to hold a summit of our leaders in the coming days to discuss the future of cause of just saying a reconstruction plant is now ready for me to start by the lassie is quoted for the full implementation of the 2nd phase with the cx 5 to now you can somehow avoid that, cannot be accepted to use 8 as a weapon for collective punishment, salvation. this is completely unacceptable and represents a blatant i'm flagrant violation of international humanitarian law. there is a ceasefire agreements consisting of 3 phases. we have finished the 1

we, you spell the, the ongoing sites are a part of a proto, ace scalable operations that to full international stakeholders in order just to secure a sustainable agreement, i must, from the side, has shown it's was written as to engage in negotiations for the 2nd phase. and the lead the groups leadership has stated that they are ready to address old times that 12 left located on garza alongside. we've met with advertising all the needs of its presence, but they have still been assessed. think specific in the months to be carried out to implement any potential agreements including the it's very full, we control from god must it be taking place during the end of the 1st phase of the agreement and the, the implementation of all sorts of humanitarian protocols. i'm that you have also agreed on different relation of i think the correct government that will absolutely be a golf and because of stripe and with overseas, the flow of all sorts of humanitarian aids to the gaza strip, which will be absolutely under the supervision of the palestinian authority, so the political landscape has been very comp

the ac is forces went to the villages where that happened, that doctors in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast near. looked off to you, a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and they use big force, the situation to me now in the there is no one in the streets. no one 0 no shops open, no one. the there's a few of the 10 am, but the people are afraid. frankton no one in my talk. yeah. slipped clear yesterday because of the explosions heard there at the thought to do talks of thing and the permission stained that it's been injured and killed from both sides and there is both sides. the cost to just from the other discontinues and knowing the international community, the fear it was the it to might because those people and then as groups the, all of the supporting a civil war in the country, the, the best car. so i have no i to us or started commentator on human rights lawyer done called like done. great to have you one today months executions. these reports of violence against minorities in syria. very much on ruffling.

on this issue is incredibly important and i am confident that it's going to play a critical role in ac selling the passage of this bill and getting it into law and protect our kids and young men and women. i turn to the leader in the house, representative salazar, for her remarks. ms. salazar: thank to all of you and the first lady of the united states and senator cruz for having taking up this cause. the force of your presence is not only going to save children's lives but make it the law of the land. i have no doubt that this will will be a priority as i have spoken to the speaker of the house. thank you, thank you for miking our jobs a lot more effective. as the senator said, the name of the legislation we are presenting is called the take it down act. its mission is simple, profound and long lasting and prevents bullying one child against another another and prevent suicide out of shame. it is outrageously sick to use the voice of a young female to manipulate them, to extort them just for revenge. that is why we created this bill and it's going to stop the abuse throughout social m

and we've already seen videos of uh, of the ac is that they all paid. i mean, security forces opening fire on c, b as in these all are white majority cities in the back, the as well. the internet has been cut off, communications have been cut off is area. it's simply the sending it to the state of k as i can as your 1st father booted area. these rarely even bathing in the south thirty's and back routes invading in the north. and now a some form of resistance or liberation. fractions coming together in the west, unable to talk to you as you pointed out it's, it's, um, it's where i saw this from the olive. whites are a, at popular there. it's an area which has long been seen as culturally, although white. so is this what we're seeing is this on a rising at supports of the old forces of a side, or is it generally against l. gilani? and therefore if that's what it is, this is going to get bigger. isn't that a 100 percent a you know, i don't think uh that the very least you know, because we don't have many names of leaders with the names of the groups are st

the ac is forces went to the villages where the l. yeah, that happened and doctors in the suburbs of the play. and that isn't the cd goes to neil of talk to you a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and use big force of the situation to me now in the there's no one in the streets. no one. 0 no shops open, no one the there's a few of the 10 am, but the people are afraid frankton no one in my talk. yeah. slips clear yesterday because of the explosions heard. there are the talk. uh, the talks of thing and the information saying that the students injured and killed from both sides and there is both sides, the cost to just from the other. this continues and knowing the international community, the interview. it was a to my because those people and then as groups the, all of the supporting a civil war in the country are to correspondence to sweeney and brings us more on the wave of protest sweeping syria as a situation and save it remains incredibly volatile onto government protests interr

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