from maine to texas, it will be a total eclipse, meaning it will cbs news at the alamo in san antonio. >>> next on the cbs weekend news, taylor nation's takeover at movie theaters everywhere. >>> taylor swift fans are showing up in big numbers this weekend as her eras concert film shows in theaters. it is a compilation of her tours this summer at sofi stadium in california. some fans leaving their seats to dance. amc says ticket sales this opening weekend could top $100 million and provide a much-needed boost to theaters battling home-streaming services. there's good news from the daughter of olympic gold medalist mary lou retton who said today her mom is making remarkable progress. the 55-year-old is in a texas intense i have the care unit after getting sick with a rare form of pneumonia. a plea to help pay for rhett only's medical bills has topped more than $400,000. when we return, oversized and voluptuous art. the story behind this inspiration. . >>> we end tonight marking hispanic heritage month with the story of a renowned colombian painter and sculptor. we take a look at the la

they say that when we hold the alamo microphone in our hands, we hold the alamo logo in our hands, we are talking to the people of gaza, they talk to us with an open face and insist that we want to send a message, say something , be sure to broadcast it and we will broadcast it. they have a kind of confidence that the world network is their voice and their message will reach the viewers in the countries of the region and to the world and to the arabic speakers. yes, if you agree, rome will prepare my colleagues to cover the developments in the occupied territories on the khabar 2 channel , and then we will continue our conversation with mr. shohani. god almighty yes, you have seen the parts of the coverage of the developments in the occupied territories on khabar do, but the continuation of our conversation with mr. samir shohani sardeer, the head of al-alam network , mr. showani, the heartbreaking incident last night, the attack on the hospital by the zionist regime , how have you covered those developments so far. after the al-aqsa storm started, we mean really every day as the day

alamo square is one of the most beautiful iconic places in san francisco. we get tourist all over the world who come here to stand behind me and hang out with george and other folks who live there at the painted ladies and have wonderful experiences. the other people who also look at this neighborhood and want to be here sadly are people who are breaking into cars and stealing items fraul not only the local residents who live here, but many of the tourists who come here. can you imagine going to a city, a beautiful iconic city like san francisco and all a sudden your entire trip is ruined because your passport is stolen? this has been going on far too long. now, the reason why we are all here has a lot to do with the need to make some adjustments. over the years, we have seen real challenges in the past between the police department and neighborhoods, and in fact, we worked very hard hand in hand with community and with the police to address those reforms. in fact, we have so many great members of the community actively engaged building bridges and helping

and alamo spokesman said the company declined to comment.nd speaking of movies, taylor swift's eras tour concert film broke box office records before it was even released and is on track to break even more. and i was like, yeah, it's going to be called the eras tour. see you there. following us tour that brought in about $600 million in ticket sales and economic booms to each and every city. she visited amc theaters say worldwide presale tickets for the concert film exceeded $100 million and set the mark for the highest ticket sales revenue in one single day. tonight is the official release date for the movie theaters and swifties are expected to come out in numbers to those movie theaters coming up at 6:00. our crystal bailey is covering the taylor takeover here in the bay area. we're live at the movies to catch all the hype. well, october is national disability employment awareness month. and coming up here on the floor, we're going to talk live with the northern california nonprofit that's working to connect people with disabilities to jo

los alamos does that, the nnsa does that. our friends at the great savannah river reservation have done that for years and will continue to do that to produce plutonium pits. the chinese are growing their nuclear arsenal. the world is moving in the wrong direction. my hero, ronald reagan, said grow our nuclear deterrent, and he did that. i can remember standing in a college class with 200 students, i was the only person to stand up and fight the nuclear freeze. ronald reagan was right. we defeated the evil empire the soviet union because we did not do a freeze but stood up and built up our nuclear deterrent. we have to do that now. our partners are there and this facility will supplement that and with all due respect, he is wrong. america needs its nuclear deterrent and nn smp a needs to be strong and this plutonium pit needs to go forward. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california. mr.garamendi: reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. fleis

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also what we are witnessing on daily basis by israeli right-wing uh uh jews who are dissecrating alamoss violation of international law and international convention and as i just mentioned there have been many public opinion pools which have conducted lately in uae and bahrain and and the the people of these two countries are not satisfied with the normalization between their countries and israel because they believe that the their countries have not benefited from normalization with israel, human rights activist from beirout abasarada, professor of political science at alar university, thank you to you both, and with that we come to an end for this news review, thanks for tuning in. and welcome back everyone watching press tv world news. now in thailand two people are killed and several wounded in a shooting a luxury mall in the capital bangkok. now the attacker has been arrested. hundreds of people fled the sam, paragon, mall and heart of the tai capital as shots rang out tuesday afternoon. prime minister surita tavisin says the situation is now under control. police have arrested a 1

the alamo drafthouse cinema. they're offering more show times the alamo drafthouse cinema.lor swift attire and french of races are strongly encourage. that's going to keep ear by it. is tour movie is challenging the traditional moving watching etiquette rules. employees at theaters nationwide are being taught how to just go with the singing dancing and screaming that the impact with swifties may bring. some of are gearing up to woo swifties with custom cocktails french. her braces stations, popcorn dusted with edible glitter. oh, my goodness. the movie is an extension of swiss stadium concert. well, it's already sold more than 100 million dollars in advance tickets globally as of this month. that's amazing. well, john and me, people are rocking out today. they're going to go to a movie theater before they get to the theater. how can they dress? i it's a bit of movie theaters right good job. taylor swift and then beyonce after her. >> we're looking at the golden gate bridge. nice and clear this morning. we're not really looking at much of a chance of showers for the bay area

so if you were at cigarets for discount on alamo drive in vacaville, get ready.ze goes up to. $1.4 billion after just one season of the raspberry rally. cookie, the girl scouts have announced they are discontinuing that flavor. so the raspberry rally debuted earlier this year as an online only offering on the scout's website, and it sold out within hours of launching. the demand was so high that some people were reselling the boxes for more than 100 bucks. the girl scouts say the raspberry rally cookies are taking a pause so that they can prioritize their classic varieties. >> the halloween decoration fees are going up as we enter spooky season one dog from the east bay is not a fan. a three year old golden retriever named monty quickly expressed that he doesn't like scary figures outside of his home at alamo. did you see that? they're about to check out a life size grim reaper. >> and he said, i have to go to the set. no not happening. >> turning around. not for me. if not, today was a dog. >> it would be this dog. >> yes, it was. >> i'm thinking dogs are stress

we can go to alamo because i want to go to alamo. okay. okay. we'll see you next year then, right? >> yeah. >> they are sold out. they sold out. he showed me the map. came out. yeah. dang i know. i got to get it. figure it out, guys. >> i'm open. >> okay. thank you. you're going to need to be. yeah, you will. how does a 10 a.m. on, like, a tuesday? tuesday you know. sounds great outside this morning, we have big changes compared to last week. we have cloudier skies, cooler temperatures. it feels a lot more like autumn on the forecast . so we are much cooler the next few days. today and tomorrow, we have the chance of some showers in the north bay as one, one and two, two and three. we have actually a couple of cold fronts we are tracking moving through here over next couple of days and then we'll find drier and warmer weather by midweek. we're dry out there right now. here's live. doppler seven sweeping around the region. it will try and track some showers later on today. here's the cold front just beginning to move onshore near eureka. again wi

we first learned about the toddler's death at a home in alamo on monday. at that time, it was being called a bathtub drowning. investigators later learned that the suspects abused and tortured the child and the prolonged abuse led to the unidentified toddler's death. the couple, 22-year-old destiny deboe and 21-year-old tyshawn haywood, are also accused of prolonged abuse of a second child, an infant. >>> the infamous former usc gynecologist accused of abusing hundreds of women over domestic aides has been found dead in his home. 76-year-old george tindle was awaiting trial or more than a dozen sex crimes. he was free on bail and living in his l.a. home, where authorities found him yesterday. a cause of death has not been given, but foul play is not suspected. >>> emotions on full display for the memorial of senator dianne feinstein. san francisco city hall lit up in red, white, and blue to honor the icon who served the country as well as the city for decades. this final farewell celebrates the remarkable life and honored her role as the city's first femal

>> this kind of peeling around c los alamos?> yeaause oh, because, of cour, these are our crown jewels. th ohis is the culmination of decades work worth of workmb in terms of nuclear bombs. and we're just going to give it away. so that's what reagan said, reciprocalsaid, re aid.facili we have to have the right to go to their facilities, seetid of what kind of weapons they're working on, rather than being suckers and just lettinggd them into all facilities. >> why do we have a bomb thi bs big? >> well, in a tactical situation, you want bobs that are flexiblre nexte, pe, p, pack a punch at a very specific point. crazy, you wt want the bomb to o crazy. you want reliability. you want accuracy. band the bomb is called the b61 13. and this bomb is better. the b61 seven, which was not as accurate, didn't havee wa as many safety protocols because when the war starts, sta you want the bomb to work. you want to bomb the land where it's supposed to lanndo d, noth. go off course. >> all right. thank you very much. and you wereif you wto the

restaurant que pertenece a la dinastía de la familia cortés, ubicado en el corazón de la ciudad del Álamo ha convertido en un orgullo de esa fusión de sabores e ingredientes de la comida mexicana y tejana. al momento de probarla está muy sabroso. sabe tanto de méxico, pero tiene un ingrediente extra aquí estados unidos o el toque estados unidos. una de las ventajas de la carne guisada es que se puede acompañar en diferentes platillos, entre ellos los chilaquiles y también los huevos rancheros. mmmmm. un plato que muchos lo prefieren de la siguiente manera. este es un taco especialmente tex mex. >> paco nos dice que los tacos de carne guisada lo piden mucho los clientes. es una carne muy muy suave, especial para los tacos que la gente le. le encanta. >> bueno, y aquí tenemos a uno de los nuestros que conoce bien texas carlos yustis. a ver, cuéntanos esos tacos de carne. y qué tal. ahí con mochila? >> kilitos caerían, pero fenomenal. >> y bueno, ahorita que aquí también en el york, porque estamos escuchando banda, banda, una carita guisada y ahí la kilitos no estaría nada mal. >> y hasta ah

alamo square is a hotspot for car break ins, resident joanne schwartz has seen it this week. >> threeust boom, boom, boom, all broken out. a couple of weeks ago, another three in a row. >> this has been going on for far too long. >> mayon

that i did the which would be to sort of now we spoke on the phone with guys a base report to run the alamo gary for the latest updates, a situation near and the guy that's read are getting worse, whereby a worth more than half a 1000000 living in the, in the notes in positive guys that are actually, it has actually chosen to stay. busy you stay fast in their homes because palestinians for the time being at least 10 days. and this was the do not know where to go and not have any place to go to. they are, they haven't chosen to stay. and it's curious meeting like what the father is an assist to, is that it shows and back in 1948, 1967 i, you know that countries are not even really to, to, to provide tedious help for the palestinian egypt to close the folders and just use that color schemes if load into a school supplies. this is really a very good test or big situation so that you're in the directory that goes to 2 or 3 for the time being. as you know that many of those, or hundreds or thousands of those so flood had no separate. they as many of those houses and destroyed the past to, to us

year old golden retriever named monty was not a fan of the spooky figures outside of this home in alamono. the friendly pooch approached the house to check out the life size grim reaper. i would run to and quickly said nope, not having it. poor thing . >> didn't quite understand what was going on. no, no. >> yeah. go away from the reaper . exactly. >> smart dog. >> fear. the reaper instead of don't fear the reaper. all right . time to get a check on our weather meteorologist sandhya patel is here saying it awfully warm out there. >> yeah, and it's only going to get warmer to hotter tomorrow, believe it or not. dan and let's talk about the autumn sizzle. temperatures will be soaring. elevated risk of heat illnesses. and we are looking at high uv index. so during the heat of the day, it's best to limit your outdoor exposure to the sun. look at this stunning view from our mount tam cam right now as we look at the city by the bay just sparkling high temperatures versus records. as you will notice, half moon bay expected to hit 82 degrees. that would tie the old record of 82 set in 2013. now

all those possible uh, at least led to a local journalists in gaza, rami alamo, body. and he was the very latest from the ground. you ation after the law just gave that check on the hospital last rate and the city is beautiful and is to the same. it remains the same as well. has not this of the set jacks on the surgery, but from time to then they attack different spots. so for the region, i'm the number of those killed the stance. now as about the 3000, the 300 or 400. the for the increase, the distilled increases our by our now the situation of those pitch of, as i get i mention is very critical. and this has been, has been saved by that, by the doctor we to do that today. and he said to, to, to us, look, to relate that to if he, if he would act to normally he would burn out and, and, and key. because in game we being then may be tough working out of a goodly out of in ability to deal with or to cope with these amounts of injuries. this is a very, very, very, very desperate situation. and the need is very district for the population. and i believe that what has been s

year old golden retriever named monty was not a fan of the spooky figures outside of this home in alamooh, no. the friendly pooch approached the house to check out the life size grim reaper. i would run to and quickly said nope, not having it. poor thing . >> didn't quite understand what was going on. no, no. >> yeah. go away from the reaper . exactly. >> smart dog. >> fear. the reaper instead of don't fear the reaper. all right . time to get a check on our weather meteorologist sandhya patel is here saying it awfully warm out there. >> yeah, and it's only going to get warmer to hotter tomorrow, believe it or not. dan and let's talk about the autumn sizzle. temperatures will be soaring. elevated risk of heat illnesses. and we are looking at high uv index. so during the heat of the day, it's best to limit your outdoor exposure to the sun. look at this stunning view from our mount tam cam right now as we look at the city by the bay just sparkling high temperatures versus records. as you will notice, half moon bay expected to hit 82 degrees. that would tie the old record of 82 set in 2013.

lucky losers bought their ticket at the walmart in elk grove, and one at cigarettes 4 discounts on alamo they each take 1.2 million, not billion. >> i will take it. >> yeah. >>> kari, stepping outside i was, like, yeah, it will be another warm one today. >> yeah, we can always feel the difference in the morning even if it's just a few degrees warmer than when we normally start. in san francisco, all clear and it's 66 degrees in san mateo. we have temperatures ranging from low 70s in hayward, where we have more of a breeze picking up, those temperatures are slightly warmer there. taking a look at concord, at 8:00 it will be 64, and then try to get any activities in before we hit the 90s. we are seeing gas prices rise out there, mike. >>> yeah, well, let's start in contra costa county, richmond has a low of 5.05. we are looking at gasbuddy.com. this is in the east bay. santa clara county, 5.19 on old san francisco road. and then let's take a look out on the roadways. a slow drive in the altamont pass. no surprise there. no slowing towards sunnyvale and mountain view. san josÉ, a light driv

the powerball ticket matched 5 of these numbers and was sold at cigarettes for discount on alamo drive. it was just one of 2 tickets sold in california. the match, all of the numbers except for the powerball, which you see there in the red as one. the other ticket was sold in elk grove. nobody won the whole jackpot, which is now grown to 1.4 billion dollars. the next drawing is saturday. >> still ahead, a disturbing trend is getting worse. another horse has died at golden gate fields is the 5th horse to die there in just 2 weeks with horse racing in the east bay will in for good. >> plus, why a judge sides with lady gaga after she was sued for not paying the reward when stolen dogs were returned. >> no price would ever be able to replace the value that my brother brought. thp agrees to a 7 million dollars settlement in the 2020 deadly shooting. the victim's sister she shares with us what the settlement with us what the settlement means for the grieving famil thursday night football on prime. it's on. welcome to thursday night football. thursday night football is on! come on, man! when

but i'll say that it is tiring. alamo, even though it's hard, i want my doctor to have what i didn't have, no matter how hard it is easy to hold up. i am interested in doing that on a phone. so his wife also used to work as an orange picker. now he is the sole bread winner because i phone so we'd like to spare her the work in the fields. look good. awesome. so for a manual looking at a saw for it, the main on this is phase now. so wish for it. i don't want her to suffer like i advise you, work in the sun. rains. hold extreme. he is physically exhausting. a fag weighs 27 q lose. that's too much crossing. i mean, i don't mean for women in general. the other, for my wife from you, i don't want her to have to endure what i go through in the field. you go, boss, my awesome. ok to come up on what exactly do off on so and his colleagues experience in the field that we want to accompany them. but filming the pictures that work is not so easy as we are about to find out the veto shot to the village where our phone so lives is rather remote, just around 5000 people normally live here. but betw

. >> reporter: around high noon at the alamo, the eyes of texas and hundreds of visitors were lookingowards the sky. >> what is better than to take your picture in front of the shrine of liberty in the state of texas. with an eclipse in the background. >> reporter: a rare ring of fire eclipse was visible from oregon through texas. ring of fire, because the moon does not quite cover the sun. and utah's bryce canyon, people hiked into nature to witness the eclipse . while others flocked to la's griffith inventory to get a glimpse. john cuddy flew to san antonio from north carolina to watch the solar phenomenon. who witnessed the 2017 eclipse and did not want to miss this one. >> it is just really cool. it does not happen often. i think there was only been a few over the continental united states in the last couple decades. that is anything. >> reporter: nasa took the opportunity to launch three rockets into the atmosphere. >> this is up loop -- absolutely going to be new. i have no idea what my instruments will see. >> reporter: he was in charge of sending the rockets to the edge of spa

alamo square is one of the most beautiful iconic places in san francisco. we get tourist all over the world who come here to stand behind me and hang out with george and other folks who live there at the painted ladies and have wonderful experiences. the other people who also look at this neighborhood and want to be here sadly are people who are breaking into cars and stealing items fraul not only the local residents who live here, but many of the tourists who come here. can you imagine going to a city, a beautiful iconic city like san francisco and all a sudden your entire trip is ruined because your passport is stolen? this has been going on far too long. now, the reason why we are all here has a lot to do with the need to make some adjustments. over the years, we have seen real challenges in the past between the police department and neighborhoods, and in fact, we worked very hard hand in hand with community and with the police to address those reforms. in fact, we have so many great members of the community actively engaged building bridges and helping

. >> so, you can't see it from here, but about eight blocks over my left shoulder is the alamo.as a line drawn in the sand with a sword, and somebody said, not one more damn inch. me presenting this case to the district attorney's office was me saying just that, not one more damn inch. >>> cbs sports hq is presented by progressive insurance. i'm james brown with the scores from the nfl. justin tucker toe taps the ravens into a trans atlantic triumph. the panthers with still winless. and those ls are getting endless. the vikings valianty vexed the bears. the bengals balled, seattle stalled, cinci's d had them appalled. the browns defiant d dominates and delivered a dub for all the dogs. for 24/7 news and highlights going to cbssportshq.com. a first child can be stressful. so to make things a little less overwhelming, progressive is offering special rewards for new parents. but we're not stopping there. we think even cat ladies deserve rewards. left-handed people. people with birthdays. recent grads who can't move on with their lives. all of them and these people we found on the i

news of the toddler's death at a home in alamo came down on monday. at the time, it was being called a bathtub drowning. prosecutors say investigators later learned the suspects abused and tortured the child and prolonged abuse had led to the unidentified toddler's death. the couple, a 22-year-old and 21-year-old, are accused of the prolonged abuse of a second child as well, an infant. >>> new at 6:00, a milestone for some maui neighborhoods ravaged by the wildfires. some will reopen for the first time since the firestorm, and we're hoping to welcome back visitors. this includes parts of west maui. some locals are calling it just too soon, especially for the return of tourism. opponents this week delivered a petition to the governor, calling for a delay, to allow them more time to think through the process. but the governor says that the reopening plan is a gradual one and will provide critical economic help. >>> now, the early fall extended heat pattern is really creating concerns for farmers in the central valley. the concern extends well beyond the

imagine 5 of these numbers was sold at cigarettes for discount on alamo drive. it was just one of 2 tickets sold in california that matched all the numbers except for the powerball, which is one other ticket was sold out in elk grove. nobody won the jackpot, which is now 1.4 billion dollars. the next ron is on saturday. well, a story resiliency in san francisco. while many businesses around market street and union square are closing their doors. you have one restaurant that is celebrating more than a century in operation celebrate serving customers for 115 years. john's grill. they serve lunch for free yesterday. so those who lined up they were treated to a free meal with wine founded in 19. 0, 8, john's grill said to be the first restaurant to open after the 19. 0, 6, earthquake. the birthday celebration also paid tribute to late senator dianne feinstein yesterday. like to see and appreciate all that she did. >> well, guess where entertain with live performances and our own. >> vicki liviakis served as an emcee help wonderful. >> we'll give a key >> all right.

alamo square is a hotspot for car break ins, resident joanne schwartz has seen it this week. >> three cars in a row with just boom, boom, boom, all broken out. a couple of weeks ago, another three in a row. >> this has been going on for far too long. >> mayor london breed says stopping crime in san francisco starts with making some big changes. the mayor says that she wants to give san francisco police officers the ability again to crack down on crime like car break ins. >> we are taking something to the ballot. we're going around the board of supervisors. we're going around the police commission on we're going straight to the people of san francisco ballot measure safer, san francisco would expand sfpd's pursuit policy, allowing officers to chase suspects in some nonviolent crimes like the one you see here. >> it would give police access to new surveillance technology and it would reduce the amount of paperwork keeping officers off the streets so we don't keep sending officers back to their desks when they can be out on the streets. safer san francisco will authorize the police to in

. >> but they matched 5 of the numbers and was sold the ticket at cigarette for discount on alamo drivet matched. >> all 5 numbers, not the powerball. and you can see the powerball was one. number one, the other ticket was purchased in elk grove. so that means we've got 2 new millionaires, but nobody won the jackpot. that's 1.4 billion dollars and growing the next chance you'll have is saturday. and i say you because you'll buy a ticket. i won't so good luck. lot of big money there. all right. let's head over to bay area sports because the niners are getting ready for their biggest game of the year against the dallas cowboys and the golden state warriors have their first preseason game on saturday. kron 4 sports director jason dumas takes a look. >> the game of the week on the nfl slate is right here in the bay. unless you've been living under a rock, you already know niners cowboys, primetime sunday night. it don't get no better than that. san francisco has ended dallas this season. 2 years in a row. both teams viewed as 2 of the very best teams in the nfl. this will be the niners bigg

and we have seen san franciscans from all over alamo elementary school and the kids from fifth grade were were here. they they wanted to be here. and so many san francisco fans from everywhere, people who may not still even live in san francisco wanted to be here to pay their respects. so it has been a very a good day for honoring her legacy and her commitment to this city and to this country. we have had music lessons from the symphony, who have been playing and, you know, it's just such a beautiful little tribute, a beautiful tribute to senator feinstein and what she meant for san franciscans and the city and certainly her presence still felt here in city hall, despite the fact she worked in our nation's capitol. she's very much still felt here in city hall, in the office in which you occupy. well, yes. and we have, you know, had a guests and people who have come up her statue is upstairs, flowers have been pouring in. i mean, you still feel her presence because of how actively engaged she was. i mean, i told the story me of how i played in this very rotunda when she was mayor. and

alamo square is a hotspot for car break-ins. resident joanne schwartz has seen it this week. >> three cars in a row with just boom, boom, boom, all broken out . a couple of weeks ago, another three in a row. >> this has been going on for far too long. >> mayor london breed says stopping crime in san francisco starts with making some big changes. the mayor says that she wants to give san francisco police officers the ability again to crack down on crime like car break-ins we are taking something to the ballot. >> we're going around the board of supervisors. we're going around the police commission. we're going straight to the people of san francisco to ballot measure safer, san francisco would expand sfpd's pursuit policy, allowing officers to chase suspects in some nonviolent crimes like the one you see here. >> and it would give police access to new surveillance technology and it would reduce the amount of paperwork keeping officers off the streets. so we don't keep sending officers back to their desks when they can be out on t

one was brought in vacaville at cigarettes for discount on alamo so that no, so somebody won a million dollars. they just didn't get that number one powerball, that that was the number one. and then the other ticket was an outgrowth. so i know james done by sticking out. girls know if brought back a and what it is not here today because he's trying to figure out how to spend his million just happy that i told him to split what? did he agree to all really overdue. haven't on checks are anyway. the next drawing is it. so we still got this 1.4 billion a saturday night as the next we've got to get the office pool going on. want to start you want me i think will is going to i've never start of people, but i do hope in on so well, if you're watching just let us but yeah, hey, congratulations to you in vacaville. if that's you. >> looking out there at the golden gate bridge skies are crystal clear. we're definitely winning the lottery for anyone trying to watch fleet week because we have the clear skies for it today. ample sunshine all the way up to the golden gate bridge. maybe a little too

we will not only defend , rselves to the alamo but will make it very certain that this form of trickery shal this fol never again and dangerous. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> we will reinforce old alliances and form new ones. and unite the civilized world against radicahe civill ic terrorism, which we will eradicate completely fromec the face of the earth. soatly from president biden, wa to israel and hugged their leader, vowing u.s. full support today, called for a cease fire as the u.s. supporting the hostages for a cease fire deal. >> why did you think wdeale shod have a cease fire? cease fire. we should have trusted reliefesl and now we can talk. >> all right. so in the last three days,east 3 joe biden has said israel should delay ground operations. then israel should have a cease fire. then israel should not have a cease fire and then wait until hostages are released and then we can talk. e-fire t joe biden doesn't haveve cea the verbal precisionse or the backbone to lead our country in a dangerous world. ry in a it's now been reported that je biden is forcing the israe

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alamo square is one of the most beautiful iconic places in san francisco.get tourist all over the world who come here to stand behind me and hang out with george and other folks who live there at the painted ladies and

my whole morning holding hands with one of my really senior mentor just to walk ten steps up to the alamo square park. and i know that i have a lot of my mentors that are actually we enjoy time to go to nice restaurant. and so spend like a morning and lunch or dinner. so if we can you explain to me your recommendation. so how am i going to get my mentor to actually enjoy these restaurants on valencia if she can actually walk really just just five steps or ten steps? i'm just looking at people who actually can't bike, can row. right. and they are relying on paratransit or their loved ones if they're lucky and fortunate enough to have the resource, to have their loved ones actually drive them, to get them to where they can go to, to have their normal social life or sometimes simply some efficacy of community work. so i just wanted to see if you your, your your group had thought about the equity component of that was that yeah, we did get a comment. a public comment like that. and personally i think that's a very insightful comment and something that needs to be considered as we again try to

even dine-in theater alamo draft house welcomed fans getting a little rowdy within reason >> singingbut that doesn't give you the permission to destroy someone else's viewing experience, simply for your own enjoyment >> reporter: etiquette experts say it's okay to take selfies, trade friendship bracelets, and respectfully sing and dance at the concert film, but they say, avoid stealing the show. don't stand on seats, block other guests from viewing or exiting, talk between your favorite songs, or record the concert film and if you have a concern, raise the issue with a theater employee >> so finding that middle ground where everyone can truly enjoy and revel in being swifties in the theater together, i think what a wonderful thing and what a great reason to bring us back to the movie ♪ >> listen, i'm going this weekend, again, of course. you will find me singing and dancing. i don't think i'll be laying on the floor, but singing and dancing around my seat area. >> i brought a 4 and 6-year-old. without the singing and dancing, i don't think they would have lasted two hours and 45 minu

the seat that includes the tenderloin and other areas like alamo square. tom is 438. be ready for your phone to start going off around midday on wednesday. fema is holding a national emergency alert test. they'll send a warning tone to every tv, radio and cell phone in the entire country. that test is set for 11:20 a.m. phones will be getting a text alert with vibration and with tones similar to an amber alert to tvs and radios will play those tones for about a minute. long this is the seventh nationwide wide eas test. the nobel prize in medicine has been awarded to two people for their discoveries that made a big impact in the covid pandemic. this morning, drew weissman and katalin kariko were awarded the prize in stockholm. the two discovered how to create mrna vaccines at the university of pennsylvania that work transformed vaccine technology and laid the groundwork for the covid vaccines that were taken by billions of people around the world. bravo to them. yes, i was . i always love it's always exciting. the pulitzer prizes in their calls made in the middle of th

so the alamos are on the left.that on the left-hand side, if you're heading northbound on, want to work, as i saw it from the sky there, i thought, you know, aliens come in and do all this for okay. haha. you know, what we should do fly a drone and that on. know, i have a drone going go through there. okay, >> here's here's what we have theresa going on in the next about 7 days. we're talking this week about the red flag warning. we have the offshore winds are going to be pretty much over the next 48 hours. monday is going to be great as we get off and we're not going to have that anymore. still dry atmosphere tuesday, the clouds start to build here. >> and then the latter ports that we you see kind of a variable cloudy story and might be some showers coming here next saturday. all that holds together. but even this week stuff coming in from the coast, even if it doesn't materialize to much of anything, at least it takes the red flag warning concern that would be a good thank you very much for joining us. love how

my whole morning holding hands with one of my really senior mentor just to walk ten steps up to the alamo mentors that are actually we enjoy time to go to nice restaurant. and so spend like a morning and lunch or dinner. so if we can you explain to me your recommendation. so how am i going to get my mentor to actually enjoy these restaurants on valencia if she can actually walk really just just five steps or ten steps? i'm just looking at people who actually can't bike, can row. right. and they are relying on paratransit or their loved ones if they're lucky and fortunate enough to have the resource, to have their loved ones actually drive them, to get them to where they can go to, to have their normal social life or sometimes simply some efficacy of community work. so i just wanted to see if you your, your your group had thought about the equity component of that was that yeah, we did get a comment. a public comment like that. and personally i think that's a very insightful comment and something that needs to be considered as we again try to figure out all of the competing priorities for

my whole morning holding hands with one of my really senior mentor just to walk ten steps up to the alamo square park. and i know that i have a lot of my mentors that are actually we enjoy time to go to nice restaurant. and so spend like a morning and lunch or dinner. so if we can you explain to me your recommendation. so how am i going to get my mentor to actually enjoy these restaurants on valencia if she can actually walk really just just five steps or ten steps? i'm just looking at people who actually can't bike, can row. right. and they are relying on paratransit or their loved ones if they're lucky and fortunate enough to have the resource, to have their loved ones actually drive them, to get them to where they can go to, to have their normal social life or sometimes simply some efficacy of community work. so i just wanted to see if you your, your your group had thought about the equity component of that was that yeah, we did get a comment. a public comment like that. and personally i think that's a very insightful comment and something that needs to be considered as we again try to