and, uh, sign the paper for us to abate.n of these probably had been abated and the number is probably higher now, as we most property, we obeyed more than once. once we get the opt in approved. we're going to be constantly abating it as soon as the media pair. we don't need to wait for a new option to be signed. so that's going to be the number is going to be a little higher than what you see here. so this data is based on the actual properties and once the property gets recorded doesn't add to the count anymore . yes we're working on that try to add since sometimes there's a certain property the mission, etcetera. we obeyed like 56 times within a month, so we need to add that on there to see is abated. that's typical of graffiti to you. the first time you abated, they come back and then after a while they give up and that's that's our goal. that's the to abate as soon as we see it. thank you. anything else? uh any questions regarding street cleaning off graffiti move on to the little receptacle. this is a receptacle that j

some homeowners associations actually can't debate as quickly as they'd like to abate because they're waiting for the herd that they're contracted with to be able to move into the area. he says goes became popular to remove tall grass and weeds after the wildfires of 2017, the winter of 2023 will go down as one of the wettest in history. and that's helped slow down sparks this spring. the lowenthal says it's only a matter of time before the green lush fields become fire hazards. again, a lot of heavier brush really absorbs a lot of that and should do a lot better this year. and the challenge that we're going to is going to be a lot of the grass. fires were a lot of our light, fuels. a seasonal grasses will dry out. santa rosa requires that property owners comply with the weed abatement ordinance creating and maintaining a defensible space. and that's where livestock comes in. it's not just goats, though. lowenthal says cattle are also used in parts of santa rosa. it provides the farmers with the land they need, but the makes our opens faces a safer during during a a season where the r

if more time is needed to abate. accompanied by the mailed notices, we include photos to show location of the graffiti. we also include frequently asked questions a nq, each time they make effort to reach property owners. to property representatives alerting them of the new graffiti vandalism on their property and requirement to clean it up. public works show that the majority of property owners from their properties on time. if not abated wnt allowed time, a fee is incurred. in cases where the property owner ignores the notices, or refused to remove the graffiti. today rerequest the approval of the list. since there is an outstanding balance on these properties, public works is requesting that these assessments be added to the property bill, the property tax bill through the board hearing. outstanding fees owed are to rekoop abatement incurred to the city fund. thank you. >> thank you, we will now open this up for public comment for items 23 and 24, if you are here today for these items, but do not wish to provide p

if more time is needed to abate. accompanied by the mailed notices, we include photos to show location of the graffiti. we also include frequently asked questions a nq, each time they make effort to reach property owners. to property representatives alerting them of the new graffiti vandalism on their property and requirement to clean it up. public works show that the majority of property owners from their properties on time. if not abated wnt allowed time, a fee is incurred. in cases where the property owner ignores the notices, or refused to remove the graffiti. today rerequest the approval of the list. since there is an outstanding balance on these properties, public works is requesting that these assessments be added to the property bill, the property tax bill through the board hearing. outstanding fees owed are to rekoop abatement incurred to the city fund. thank you. >> thank you, we will now open this up for public comment for items 23 and 24, if you are here today for these items, but do not wish to provide p

. >> reconocimientos también a maestros y estamos 2558 esquina abate molina a pasos de metro unión latinoamericanae mal tiempo el domingo. >> diez heridos cerca de tres mil vecinos han sufrido daño material, algunos perdieron su vivienda y vehiculos vehiculos:por acá las cosas están calmadas pero el tiempo no deja de cambiar, vamos con cinthya pimentel pimentel: una región que sintió ese calor fue santa clara, pero el alivio ya llega para la gente que no le gusta el calor, una noche despejada, temperaturas el domingo altos 50 al igual que en richmond, un día cálido para fsetejar el día de la madre, posibilidad de tormentas eléctricas en el valle central y sierra nevada, también platicaremos del pronóstico extendido, temperaturas de primavera, la maxima mañana 84 en san josé, costa de santa cruz san francisco más fresco , mucha precaución con el océano pacífico, también moviéndonos al interior, el tiempo continúa así el lunes, menos calor, pero aferrandonos al sistema de alta presión que va a dominar la región oeste del país. >> hay posibilidad de tormentas en la sierra nevada valle central por la

in order to assist counties with setting the cost of abatement the state authorized dmv to collect a $1 abandoned vehicle abatement fee the public pays along with their annual vehicle registration fee. in 1992, the board of supervisors designated parking and traffic as the service authority and the dmv began collecting the $1 per registration fee in 1993. in 2008, the service authority was transferred to the sfmta. state law requires that the authorization to collect the fee be extended every 10 years. it was extended in 2003 and again in 2013. the current authorization expires on may 31, and sfmta is requested extension for 10 years to continue the fee collection that would expire may 31 of 2033. and i'm available if you have question. thank you. >> thank you. i don't see any questions and let's go to public comment. [providing instructions for public comment which are stream ing across the screen] seeing no in person speakers in the chamber and no speakers in the queue. >> thank you. seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. i don't really have any questions. this has bee

are in person , or the legal representative regarding the tariff of the snap commission and tipsy abate results of this review have not been submitted , but they are specialized can it be done? i am in progress. if i do not know the information of the tender, as far as i have checked, we should spread the complaints from consumers and drivers about the discussion, the tariffs of snap and tapsi , not having the report of the council of participants. they told me that something is complicated and the company cannot be registered. ask me. i replied that this problem is a real problem, how long will it take, that there is a lot of time in the process of the cases that are not now. usually, when, for example, a few proverbs about cars and read the various topics and complaints raised by people about your wife iran's manufactured cars are brought up and it is dealt with in cases such as the fact that we did not have any complaints from the drivers, now if there is a complaint, this specialized working group by inviting different departments will deal with the issue of how these tariffs are,

we need -- other needs to be abatements to a certain extent.e need to have a place for them to go and they need to be communicated with were those places are and help them get there. >> if reported, they voted to give the city of san jose $4.8 million to clear the area for the project. advocates for the un-howells said they are pushing the city for more insight for alternatives for the displaced but they were not given their answers. >> where is the plan? you are coming in weeks, have you secured a motel for them? are you going to provide tents for them? >> the city council have addressed the coyote creek concerns posed by the advocates. >> it is the lack of places for people to go that has me so concerned. we cannot offer up an alternative because we do not have more sites like this. >> his focus will be continuing to put more dollars into multiple housing solutions. in the short-term advocates have been working to minimize the impact to those being displaced. >> giving them some sleeping bags and we are trying to direct them to some camps tha

we knew there needs to be abatements to a certain extent but we need to have a place for them to go and they need to be communicated with where the places are and help them get there. reporter: as we reported, valley water voted to give san jose $4.8 million to clear the area for the project. advocates for the unhoused says they have pushed the city for alternatives for those displaced they were not given clear answers. >> we asked them, where's the plan? emoi to provide tents?eeks, may are you going to tell them where to go? reporter: at a press conference, pushing to approve interim housing funds, the city mayor address some of the problems posed. >> it is the lack of places for people to go that has me concerned, to the extent that we cannot offer them an alternative. it is because we do not have more sites like this. reporter: he says his focus will be on can -- continuing to put dollars into housing situations. advocates have been working to minimize the impact to those displaced. >> giving them sleeping bags, we are trying to direct them to camps not being abated, and help them ge

yes, there needs to be abatements to a certain extent, but there needs to be a place for people to gothem get there. zach: they voted to give the city $4.8 million to clear the city for the project. since then, advocates have pushed the city for more insight into what the alternatives for the displaced would be but were not given clear answers. >> we asked them where is the plan? y . f them? are you going to provide tents for them? are you going to tell them where to go? zach at a press conference : pushing for the city council to improve mayor addressed concerns by the advocates. >> it is the lack of places for people to go that has me concerned. to the extent that we can't offer them an alternative is because we don't have more sites like this. they are full. zach: he says the focus will be on putting money into long-term housing solutions. in the short-term, advocates have been working to minimize the impacts to those being displaced. >> giving them some tents and sleeping bags. we are trying to direct them to some camps that are not being abated and helping them get there with our

the most fair and expedious way to resolve the situation specifically to fund opioid crisis abatementeryone is satisfied. they still feel individuals should have that opportunity and they do not, civilly. >> $6 billion. jean casarez, thank you very much. kate? >> a new report from the cdc laying out one of the major drivers now of food borne illnesses. restaurant workers, what you need to know coming up. show summer who's boss with wayfair's memorial day clearance. shop all the top grills and outdoor essentials, up to 30% off. with smokin' fast shipping. and get wayfair deals so epic, it'll feel like you're getting away with something. yes! so take summer into your own hands - and get extra outdoorsy with wayfair's memorial day clearance. may 22 through may 30. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ will you pause it real quick? (mumbles) just sold the car to carvana. what? all i had to do was answer a couple questions and got a real offer in seconds. then, they just picked up the car and paid me right on the spot. sell your car at carvana dot com today. - [announcer] do you have an

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been how much money a personal funds are they going to pay for victim compensation, for programs to abate. you know, community programs, state programs, addiction programs, and then medications for crisis for people who are addicted. and that was the negotiation. it was reached in march by .5 to $6 billion out of their personal funds will do it. but then the appeal started. many said this is not fair. all these individuals are not going do get compensated. it was folded into bankruptcy. let's look at what partst opinion says. this was an appellate court. this is an important precedent setting case. they said our creditors understand the plan is the best option to help those who need it the most. the most fair and expeditious way to resolve the litigation and the only way to deliver billions of dollars in value specifically to fund opioid crisis abatement efforts. it's interesting. the opinion, because it came down. i was reading it last night. the judge said, when you have a bankruptcy action, it's going to be -- it's going to seem unfair to some. because you can't service everyone. you h

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we need there needs to be abatements to a certain extent.ed to have a place for them to go and they need to be communicated. with where those places are and then help them get there as we first reported in early april valley water voted to give the city of san jose 4.8 million dollars to clear the area for the project since then advocates for the unhoused say that they have pushed the city for more insight into what the alternatives for those displaced would be but they weren't given clear answers and we asked them where's the plan? you're coming in three weeks, may 15th. ed ath are you going to provide tents for them? are you going to tell them where to go at a press conference pushing for the city council to approve interim housing funds san jose may or matt mahan address some of the coyote creek concerns posed by the advocates. it's the very lack of places for people to go that has me so concerned the extent that we can't offer them an alternative. it's we don't have more sites like us their fault man says his focus will be continuing to

however we look at places where there can be abatements as well.accounts for 3%'s current emissions stack. if you increase recyclability rates and outcomes you can abate up to 10%. the same with cars. transport makes up 18% of the current emissions stack. cars 10%, but if you invest in clean mobility it can be up to 15% of the carbon emissions stack. paul: for an investor looking at transport, how do you get exposure to the scene. it looks like lithium is the only way. >> we have an investment in alstom, the number one trading provider. the only producer of hydrogen chains. they have metro and light rail in el dorado -- al delayed, melbourne and sydney. the hydrogen capex out of europe and export development of canada , they did a strategic partnership for 3.5 billion to offer financing to customers with the purpose to invest in clean mobility. we look for the outcomes. if you look at the carbon abatement scenario, for every -- a train takes 4.9 kilograms versus 120 two 119 for a car. paul: claudia makes the point there about hydrogen and the austr

, you know, this massive issuance of treasury a lot of still questions, regional banks, yes, it's abated but we don't really know what's happening there. >> a lot of moving parts like you're going through. >> i can make an argument on both sides. >> yeah. and that is a reason that, you know, as you get to this final stage of the rate hike cycle, you might want to be more careful and think of this as fine tuning. the issue comes back to communication. if the fed doesn't hike in june, even if they say that's a skip, we're not hiking in june but we may hike again in july, we may hike down the road, does the market interpret that has a skip or does the market just say, that's a pause, that's the end of the rate hike cycle and now we're looking for you to cut rates, bring interest rates lower and actually restimulating the economy. if you looked at house prices this morning, house prices were up that's an issue for the fed. >> it makes me wonder whether or not the chair, when he said that tweak to guidance was, quote, meaningful, if he wishes maybe he could have that back. what do you think?

once the abatement work is completed along coyote creek, the santa clara valley water district plans to build walls and other flood prevention measures. >> that work could begin this summer in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> 3 people were arrested over the weekend in santa rosa on suspicion of identity theft. and 2 of them are also facing firearms-related charges as well. police say they pulled over a car after it ran a red light at coffee lane in guerneville road on saturday after a search of the vehicle, officers found 2 unregistered firearms, credit cards, bank checks and personal information for at least 10 people after an investigation. police say the 3 people inside the car are definitely connected with identity theft. all of them have been booked at the sonoma county jail. >> now the governor gavin newsom has officially unveiled his updated budget proposal for the next fiscal year. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are weighing in about his priorities. our capitol bureau reporter wallace has details. >> it's been just a few days since governor gavin newsom rel

after year, california is probably the largest state that does go crazy and or >> some kind of fuels abatement. >> but come january 2024, goat hurting companies may no longer be able to a ford offering such a service. tim aerosmith's company, western grazers employs 7 goat herders from peru under the h 2, a visa program for temporary farm workers as herders are paid about $4,000 a month and they don't have to pay for food, housing or phones. but new state labor regulations will put goat grazing in line with the same labor laws as other farm workers. and according to the california farm bureau, the changes could raise the salary of herders to $14,000 a month. and so while the state of california is funding these measures, i think it also has a responsibility to make sure that the workers were associated with it are being abused. companies typically put about one heard or in charge of 400 goats and their jobs require them to be on call. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> because of that companies have been allowed to pay the herders a monthly minimum salary rather than an hourly minimum wage. >>

line miss was terrible and they were just as promotional as they could be and i don't think that's abating at all, which is why the rest of the guidance for the year was so bad. one other thing, they're not going to be giving guidance going forward. they didn't want to cut that come turkey, so they did give guidance for the rest of the year, which was dismal they cited left the, like others have, but that wasn't the problem. it was the activity. and didn't sound like traffic was really getting better. >> sounded like it was getting worse. >> i didn't hear that it was getting worse. i didn't hear that it was getting better, though and so it's troubling that this was a very big change from the investor day on the other side -- there is another side of this, which is at their investor day in march, they talked about their multiyear plan, which is to get to $10 billion in sales with a 10% margin that gets you to $8 a share of earnings there was nothing she said today that made her temper that at all. it was an opportunity to that if they wanted, i think she may end up doing it later. the she's

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a lot of counties have the weed abatement requirements. a typical check around your house. what i can tell you tomorrow, we're still in this cooler trend from two different systems that will keep some fog at the coast. thunderstorms for the sierra. eventually, this hot air in the southwest will warm up the temperatures. even the chance of rain. let's get you a closer look here at the micro climate weather. as we started off for tomorrow morning, yes, we do have the fog back with us but it is not as extensive as it has been the last couple days. we expect a mix of sun and some patchy fog into the north bay. and the low clouds for the peninsula and the south bay. this should clear out by 11 clog in the morning and through the afternoon. check it out. some of the most sunshine we have seen in days is coming back. sun near the bay, also some sunshine right here at the coast. that will put our temperatures for tomorrow morning back in the low to mid 50s with 53 here through the peninsula. over to the east bay. we have you starting it off with the low 50s. the north bay right the

but the weeds, a lot of communities have those abatement requirements. starting in june. try to get the weed whacker ready to go. >>> we are getting so lucky. this cooler system in the pacific. that will keep us from getting into the 100s. so we still warm up from this area of high pressure, but thanks to that cooler system, no hundreds coming our way. let's take you to the micro climate forecast. tuesday, forecast already over. that monday. thankfully. right? okay. and as we started off tomorrow morning, we get the clouds back at the coast. also notice some low clouds here through the north bay. contra costa. alameda counties. right over here toward san mateo county and parts of the south bay. then we see most of this clear back through tomorrow afternoon. if you are headed to the beaches expect the fog to linger. temperatures tomorrow morning, we can deal with this. lots of 50s to begin. 53 in the peninsula. have you coming in at 53 in san francisco. and 51 in the north bay. daytime highs tomorrow on a jump of five to ten degrees but it will be manageable. we will stay

but the money will go to what is known as opioid abatement, addressing the impact of the opioid crisis that was created by this industry. the total amount of all the settlements is $350 million. so there are a number of companies, manufacturers, and distributors that had settled with us prior to the flagship trial that we had where judge brier, if you read the opinion talks about all the evidence of what walgreens did wrong here in making the opioid epidemic much worse than it would have been. the reality is this is an industry that created a cycle. we see folks on the streets who are suffering from street level drugs, but many of their addictions started years ago with prescription opioids that led to abuse of those drugs, addicts to those drug, and then addictions to illegal opioids like heroin and fentanyl. on the street today, 70 to 80% of heroin users began their addiction years ago because of opioids. and this is a settlement to hold companies like walgreens accountable. and we are hoping that this money will help alleviate the crisis and the suffering on our streets. >> yeah. an

after them, 20 ambulances were sent there from mariupol, the enemy shelling in donetsk region is not abatingto you, mr. valery, i congratulate you, well, it’s not an easy night, you know the past and this uh, there is uh, the threat of rocket attacks from ternopil, that uh, the situation is possible. also, you know that there is an arrival in industrial zone, and here it is important to determine how much the russians are changing or not changing tactics, how much they are arranging their attacks with drones or missiles, or something new is appearing in general, how do you see it, the situation is constantly changing , there is indeed a certain combination of the use of drones and missile attacks, this all a-a happens at the moment when the rashists do not achieve any a-a achievements on the battlefield , they compensate for this by trying to intimidate the ukrainian civilian population and transfer these the shelling options are like some kind of dossier for your community for the swamps, so a-a combination of such factors as drone attacks, well, missile attacks with weapons, they happen, t

city, they are hitting they are hitting residential areas and, unfortunately, the intensity is not abatingoes the hour look like now? considering the curfew as the curfew, we all understand that now people still observe the curfew and do not walk on the streets , but usually, after all, the streets are mostly empty and people gather only where there is a humanitarian headquarters or a humanitarian headquarters with the help of e near chain supermarkets well, usually the railway station is there where the railway connection still continued and continues but we saw that the last time the occupiers survived in the railway station and right when the train was about to depart for lviv, but the city is empty, and by the way, you know the market, and the market where people gather, and it was the occupiers who struck again, and life is quite dangerous in the market, although you know spring, spring, trees are blooming eh everything is native eh but this is such a dangerous beauty you know unfortunately, although still people continue to live their lives and no matter how scary it sounds, they get

santa rosa requires that property owners comply with the weed abatement ordinance creating and maintaining a defensible space. and that's where livestock comes in. it's not just goats, though. lowenthal says cattle are also used in parts of santa rosa. it provides the farmers with the land they need, but the makes our opens safer during during a a season where the risk of fires a lot higher. goats and cows are, of course not. your only option for reducing the risk of fires on your property. but if you're using machinery to cut grass and weeds, the experts say it's important to use caution. but we encourage people to take those steps, reduce the risk, keep their wiens but do it before. 10 o'clock in the morning when it's cool out when it's not windy so that you're helping reduce the risk and not creating an unnecessary risk for fire. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> still to come on kron, 4 news at 5. the victim of a fiery crash in the south bay's identified as we learn more about the deadly collision. >> and honoring the first openly politician in california. how the harvey milk foundation is

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the abatement is happening along a 4 mile stretch from the san jose municipal golf course in north san jose where the creek meets 280. the city says it's being cleared out now because valley water is about to start a large construction project to prevent future flooding. we're talking about flooding like the city had six years ago along the creek when thousands of people had to be evacuated. they have been given little advice on where to go now. >> it's a lot. you don't know where you're going. you just, you know you got to get your stuff out of here. >> doesn't it make sense if we have a humanitarian crisis as we do with the homeless crisis here that we treat it as such and we provide places for them to go when we're evicting them from some property. >> valley water has given the city nearly $5 million to move the unhoused out of the creek, and connect them with services and housing, saying it's not safe for them to stay during construction. while some are expected to end up in transitional housing, advocates say many are hoping to relocate to unused parking lots just a few blocks awa

merciless towards it, like all living things. shelled a whole flock of four pieces, the rain is barely abating comes to life, brother, yes, and shooting on the flanks forces the korolevychs to prepare for any movement on the enemy's positions, the bc-24th brigade responds with a flurry of fire, these are the so-called twisting mortar mines that shoot a convenient grenade launcher at a distance of up to 2 km against enemy infantry - this is a fairly effective weapon for all terrikon to blind, well, there are three horse dugouts one shift, the guys even let us sign it in this way for everyone dead and injured during the shelling in uman, i think that this mine will hit the target accurately to give the grenade launchers the opportunity to fire safely. mykhailo on the flank covers their work with a machine gun from an automatic machine to the position the enemy cannot be reached, and such battles take place every day, but the royals joke that after the hell of the pastoral kherson region and bakhmut this is a real resort stanislav kukharchuk vyacheslav romodan vitaly bilsky details inter marathon

yes, of course, the enemy shelling does not abate even for a day, and so far there is no official information about the number of shelling, but it is already known that the enemy targeted one of the fire departments, and the video of the consequences was posted by the representatives of the state emergency service, fortunately, no one was hurt, but the windows of the cars were broken, and their service dog died in them. as you can see , there is no peace for the people of ani from the russian terrorists animals and in general, the situation in our region remains difficult, and we are told that they are shelling six occupied territories, and the city of tokmak itself is occupied, but the flights themselves are coming from the occupied territories and they are doing all this in order to discredit the armed forces this is how they prepare for a counteroffensive , in particular, in order to sow panic, scare people and force them to leave. at the same time, we receive good news from the occupied territory . yesterday, we were informed that there was cotton in berdyansk district and in the district

once the abatement work is completed along coyote creek, the santa clara valley water district plans to build walls and other flood prevention measures. >> that work could begin this summer in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. we'll be talking about flat preparing ge ting things pretty ready. we've also been talking about really nice weather we've had over the past few days waiting for a whole another holiday to pop ups. we have an excuse to be out all day long. john, good morning. yeah, we are looking at another nice warm afternoon today. it is going to be a little hot for those of you for this to inland. so we'll be back in off the heat in the days to come, at least for those of you that are maybe this is not so great anymore. >> there's cloud cover push right into the golden gate this morning, golden gate bridge down there somewhere. we are seeing a few visibility areas that are low, just localized visibility impacts from this low grain fog that is hanging out with this. high-pressure ridge is entrenched across the region that is going to stay in place. so we

most important thing is that there are large accumulations of weapons of military equipment, abatter abat howitzer batteries, artillery batteries , ksp control, observation points, where the command is located above, that is, a strike is an intelligence object, it is called an attack on such objects. it is still so much more expendable for the enemy, since it is mainly officers and this is the intelligence team. the woman studied already in the army in civilian life. she was not trained in the army at all. by education, a teacher at the university, she completed postgraduate studies at the geography faculty before serving in the ussr i worked in the it field and had my own ateliers for leather, fur, and machine embroidery. i also liked to travel and go to the mountains , but at one point i left everything and went to the military commissariat. i wanted to make sure for myself first and had a great desire to change something. i went to the military department myself and even agreed that a day later i was immediately sent to the anti -terrorist operation zone. i was also interested in the a

the acslerated sidewalk abatement program is reactive and designed to abate sidewalk conditions or priority items that remain unabated. 17 invoices issued and only 2 were paid. 12 percent. additional 5 invoices totaling $1783 were paid and one invoice (indiscernible) one payment made earlier today, so we are submitted 10 invoices totaling $8378.06 inclusive of the 12 percent administrative fee and here the department request the board approval of the list for asap. i have staff with me and if there are any public comment people here regarding the assessment we can make ourselves available to discuss the matters with them and are attempt to resolve it prior to final submission of the list. i'm available for questions if you have any. >> thank you mr. lennon. do any members have questions for public works? supervisor chan. >> thank you president peskin. i want to thank you michael and thank you for your team working with my office. i think that one of the payment made today was from district 1 so thank you and we tried. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> okay. with that, if any members of the p

the acslerated sidewalk abatement program is reactive and designed to abate sidewalk conditions or priority items that remain unabated. 17 invoices issued and only 2 were paid. 12 percent. additional 5 invoices totaling $1783 were paid and one invoice (indiscernible) one payment made earlier today, so we are submitted 10 invoices totaling $8378.06 inclusive of the 12 percent administrative fee and here the department request the board approval of the list for asap. i have staff with me and if there are any public comment people here regarding the assessment we can make ourselves available to discuss the matters with them and are attempt to resolve it prior to final submission of the list. i'm available for questions if you have any. >> thank you mr. lennon. do any members have questions for public works? supervisor chan. >> thank you president peskin. i want to thank you michael and thank you for your team working with my office. i think that one of the payment made today was from district 1 so thank you and we tried. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> okay. with that, if any members of the p

. >> fbi deputy director paul abate says the dark web is one of the most dangerous places to purchasee of drugs. >> he promises the fbi will keep working to bring diller's to justice. >> we will not let the shadows of the dark meant demar vision of a safer, more just and brighter future for communities. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> this announcement comes on the second day that the chp and california national guard are out there on the streets of san francisco. they're here to help police tackle illegal drugs in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. >> next, the new mayor of oakland is out with a budget proposal. group that's applauding her plan to reduce the number of police officers. the city hires. >> plus, southwest pilots. they're getting set to join american pilots authorizing a strike. what it can do to your travel plans and why another airline is a big player in these negotiations. and police in davis are warning folks to be on high alert after 3 people have been stabbed is less than a week. the crimes could be related and uc davis could be related and uc davis i

with two patriots, er, regarding the airplanes , regarding the airplanes, you can block kyiv with non-abateey are there, er, geolocation stations work 150 km away, and the airplanes, that is, you a large air figure is covered in a radius of approximately 80 km, but this is just enough for kyiv to arrive, we will intercept the cruise missile from the station 50-60 km no more, because it is smaller in size, and as for ballistic missiles, here the radius of action is being shortened in our country, petryka said that it is up to 423 km from a ballistic missile, and here it is still necessary to bear in mind that in relation to aircraft , imagine the percentage of the reliability of its developer, which in relation to missiles is already 80%, and it is still necessary to have weapons against of the patriot missile system, it is called the level, and other missiles cannot intercept polish targets . in addition, the satellite must still be connected to the pecliot and he detected the launch, calculated the coordinates of the ballistic missile, not the plane of the political missile, gave the comma

felonies and multiple other doorbell video taken minutes before yesterday's attack shows a man with abatongressman gerry connolly's office. that woman escaped. the 49-year-old suspect is charged with one count of assault of a government employee, a lower court has charged him with additional felonies and misdemeanors. back here in washington, the clock is ticking and america's ceos today are warning of a devastating scenario. and potentially disastrous consequences if the u.s. defaults on its debts. today, progress was made at a high-stakes oval office meeting, and the urgency of the situation led president biden to shorten his overseas trip next week. here is cbs's ed o'keefe. >> it's unfortunate we are where we are. >> reporter: another meeting between the president and top republicans without a deal. >> i made been clear again today's meeting, default is not an option. america pays its debts, pays its bills. >> reporter: the stalemate now has a firmer deadline. treasury secretary janet yellen warning the u.s. government won't be able to pay its bills potentially as early as june 1st.

once the abatement work is completed along coyote creek, the santa clara valley water district plansild walls and other flood prevention measures. >> that work could begin this summer in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> there's new data on san francisco's drug epidemic. the medical examiner's office says 268 people have died just in the first 4 months of this year as a result of accidental overdoses. and that's 72 more deaths than the same time period last year. nonprofit leaders say there are factors that could be driving up the overdose rates and deaths. >> when there is heavy policing of people use when there isn't a safe place for them to go tends to drive the overdose rates higher. you tend to rush your use. you tend to use more so that you're not using more frequently at for fear of being caught. >> the temporary safe consumption site called the tenderloin center close in december. kron four's always putting the focus on fentanyl by tracking the crisis here in the bay area. just scan the qr code to go to a special page on our website where you can find a reporter sto

instead of 62, despite mass protests , the government adopted the norm and the demonstrations are not abating, i believe in democracy because i constantly repeat to myself against a strong, decisive position, no money will have the power 80% of people do not support the pension reform, so why will the government not give in, this is its role, it must ultimately satisfy the majority and listen to the opinions of the citizens that's why i'm here at the protests, although i shouldn't care anyway, the president of the uzbek state was reset to zero in a general referendum, more than 90% of citizens voted for amendments to the constitution, namely, the term of office of the head of state will increase from five to seven years, and all previous terms in the main chair countries are no longer valid. thus, the current head of uzbekistan, shavkat mirzi yoyev , who was supposed to retire in 2026, will be able to run for two more seven-year terms , that is, theoretically, he will rule until 2040 in exchange for the resolution of amendments. the government promises the people more social and legal protect