you are right about in'uries. xavi hernandez * form? you are right about in'uries. for tonight's match and he has said its huge blow for them against man united. dembele messing with hamstring injury. he's contributed to 15 goals in all competitions for them this season. 0ne competitions for them this season. one of the top performer. alongside pedro he was also out and his midfield partner also out but never write barcelona off particularly when they are playing in europe. thank you. australia havejust booked their place in the women's t20 world cup final, after beating india by 5 runs. australia set india 173 to win and the match was in the balance with india needing 16 off 7 until the wicket of sneh rana brought the pendulum firmly back into the australians favour. scenes ofjoy from the reigning champions. a big swing at the end wasn't enough for the indians. australia go through to another final and await england or south africa on sunday. warren gatland says he can finally focus on preparing his wales squad for the match on saturday in the six nations against en

, who is 59, and renee hernandez santos are scheduled to appear before a judge. investigators say they helped claudia hernandez smother her daughter inside a san jose church more than a year ago. documents suggest the trio did it because they believed she was possessed by an evil spirit. >>> also today, walnut creek leaders debate gender designations for some public restrooms. the city does not allow people to use the bathroom designated for people of the opposite sex. but opponents point out in 2016 the state passed a law requiring single occupancy restrooms to be universally acceptable. council members will discuss the issue tonight at 6:00 p.m. >>> developing right now, the deepening divide over ukraine ahead of the one-year mark since russia's invasion. >> president biden is in poland at this hour. meanwhile, russia's vladimir putin is just wrapping up his state of the russian nation speech, arguing blame for the conflict falls on the west. >> translator: the responsibility for starting the conflict for a growing number of victims lies totally with the west an

and renee hernandez santos are to appear before a judge. they helped claudia hernandez smother her daughter inside a san jose church more than one year ago. court documents suggest the trio did it because they believed she was possessed by an evil spirit. >>> walnut creek leaders debate gender designations for public restrooms. the city does not allow people to use a restroom designated for people of the opposite sex, but opponents point out in 2016 the state passed a law requiring single occupancy restrooms to be universally accessible. council members will discuss that issue tonight at 6:00. >>> it is 6:07 on your tuesday morning. a look at san francisco this morning. today is the warmest of all the days this week, is that right? >> we are past the warm weather. yesterday was so nice. we went to the park and enjoyed the sunshine. i'm looking at the forecast, and i don't know when we'll be able to do that again. it's going to be very chilly over the next few days and we are starting out mild. but the front hasn't yet arrived. once we see th

they are providers, uh and, uh, those needs need to be met. dr hernandez, arriaga. you and your team at allison, i know you continue providing critical support for the half moon bay community following the tragic shooting rampage that was just two weeks ago. um where does that effort stand? and what what would you like to hear from the president tonight in his state of the union speech about the actions that can be taken to hopefully prevent similar tragedies from from ripping apart other communities we would like to hear from president biden to remember our farm worker community as the strength and fabric of america who deserve better laws in place for protection. that deserve mental health care access to mental health access to medical, improved living conditions and better wages. they really are those that feed us and care for us during critical times, and you're around and should have the very best that america has to offer. congresswoman s you what? what what are you looking to hear from president biden tonight? we've had obviously a series of mass shootings th

are a success. both on the field and off. when i heard from roberto hernandez how amazing you were doing i was excited. back in the day i wanted being a cheer leader but it was expensive. i know you went to florida to compete and did really u really good among cheer team usa from all overnight country. you came in second this year we going for first place, am i right! you gotta be proud. let me tell you, you sought other cheerleaders. bive it to 12d! let's give it up! because there is no way that our team usa healered have been successful without our cheer cheering them on. congratulations to 6u on their championship and 14u on their championship! and what would you say, sweetie? nothing, okay. you know i'm happy to be here to celebrate young people in san francisco because you know our kids deserve the love and support and encourage am we can give them temperature is hard there nowadays and the fact that so many of you are engage in the this capacity to work hard and make sure your children are supported and others people's children are supported to raise the

are a success. both on the field and off. when i heard from roberto hernandez how amazing you were doing i was excited. back in the day i wanted being a cheer leader but it was expensive. i know you went to florida to compete and did really u really good among cheer team usa from all overnight country. you came in second this year we going for first place, am i right! you gotta be proud. let me tell you, you sought other cheerleaders. bive it to 12d! let's give it up! because there is no way that our team usa healered have been successful without our cheer cheering them on. congratulations to 6u on their championship and 14u on their championship! and what would you say, sweetie? nothing, okay. you know i'm happy to be here to celebrate young people in san francisco because you know our kids deserve the love and support and encourage am we can give them temperature is hard there nowadays and the fact that so many of you are engage in the this capacity to work hard and make sure your children are supported and others people's children are supported to raise the

are still worried? >> yes. >> reporter: marana hernandez says her children about continue to wear masks as well insisting that covid is not gone for good and she is not willing to take a chance. this will be a big change. all second graders and many third graders don't know what it's like to be in class without a mask. >> wonderful thing about being a child is that they are able to adapt to anything. >> reporter: alum rock says the fight against the virus is not over but they have won enough victories against the virus to finally make masks optional. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> well, as you might know, or maybe you need a reminder, it is tax season. if you live in san francisco, you may be able to get help with your filing. the mayor is offering free tax assistance. it's for people whose income are under $60,000 a year. the program will also help people apply for tax credits like the working families credit. to get the help you can visit free tax help s fdot org no bart paid out a klim to man mo lost his leg. it happened two years ago at the powell street station. david nelson was caught in the do

$747.00 will be phased out over the next decade, where rob reynolds al jazeera, ah hernandez says al jazeera and these are the headlines. thousands have turned out to watch pipe. frances lead mass in the congress, capital kinshasa. he's the faster roman catholic leda to visit democratic republic of congo since the 1980s. aaliyah the pipe condemned to the suffering and expectation taking place in many parts of the african continent. must have people have been demonstrating outside me on mars embassy in bangkok to mark 2 years since the military seized power rights groups say, nearly 3000 people have been killed since the crew, back in 2021. while the agenda is also planning to hold elections in august, but last week and announced a new election law which raised questions about the fairness of the process, tony chang has more. their mandate for emergency rule has actually run out to day, or we think they're going to try and extend those emergency powers. but under the 2008 constitution that they wrote the they shouldn't really be allowed to. that said, they do have no control over that could be complete con

those are the headlines news, continues hernandez, era after crypto pier? ah. this is my award winning documentary lot bitcoin block chains and web 3 that was 1st published in 2020. since then, a lot of things have happened. global inflation rates have sold the price of bitcoin 1st increased by the fact of $8.00, but then fell by 75 percent in vivid many of the smaller crypto currencies imploded . more recently, notable crypto exchanges and block chain protocols had to shut down and it's what appears to be outright from bank data. 8 years ago, i made a film about the history of money banking and bitcoin buckler going. they said it's going to be a bumpy ride. and now some of the big brains and peak egos for champions crypto currency claim they are building a crypto utopia. magical things will happen is something called block chain technology. and it just might change your life and they really could complete with, if not even take down the facebook sending google's in the amazon. my name is thorsten hoffman and i am going to put some of these claims to the test.

larry: s zoloft hernandez pay congressman eric swalwell are also bringing their own special guests.nt to spotlight two bay area scientists after an historic achievement at lawrence livermore lab. dr. taylor them -- and the director of the lab are shining examples of leaders in science and that when women lead, our country succeeds. kristen: you can watch president biden deliver his address tonight here on abc7. the coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. larry: recently retired congress member jackie spear will join us tonight on abc7news at 5:00 ahead of the state of the union address. and then she will be here for analysis after the speech during a special edition of abc7news at 9:00. kristen: a bizarre new fashion that looks like humpty dumpty. and the secret to happiness. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us. with the same technology doctors use to t

but as the headlines in these continues hernandez here after africa direct to i'll just see where we are. what should they not be more of a science perhaps? so foundations like yours, we listen when it comes to diversification, we don't do it. you know, it gets rid of the rational under source. we meet with global news makers, i'm talk about the store restock matter. on out you see a very big ah so plus all hayton with our with she she been parasite in in she was a. busy but there's also one is a long time i did get to some point as to say a community. so i did with the person who knew ah ah ah, ah ah, ah ah, ah, let pen shoot for say sam wanting to spray so as to the one on 1st. it took it to ship or more or less pinch to the dis 5th fairly soon. why in this business, any cars you stood will live this close the ticket she did not facilitate in oakland. a ship by some one time this you know my latoya class. she. she gets it destiny. may do pity flange this enamel mine. it isn't. it's good. you love to move up on to me if it isn't interest because it did this, you know, with she me questi

there are some reproductions of esther esther hernandez, who is an artist in the bay area, so it's a very generous i call her work feminist. um and it's generosity and very interested in community and building community. and this is, we're just about out of time. so my final question for you, though, but there's a lasting message here. and that is about the chicano art should not be overlooked any longer. that's right. chicano word is american art to kind of work is contemporary art kind of work can be feminist art. you know, there have been these divisions in art history and divisions in museums. that kind of keep things separate, and we want to bring everything together and connect people across our differences, right? wonderful and you have a unique opportunity for people to come and free admission. community day. yes you're excited to welcome everyone. thanks, julie. really nice to meet you. thank you for coming in. the amalia mr baines exhibit officially opens tomorrow morning to the public at 11 a.m. and again it is free tomorrow. so tomorrow perfect day to drop by the gallery

belinda hernandez are yaga is the founder and chief exam. director of dallas and organization helping families and rural communities. congresswoman anna eshoo, who represents half moon bay invited hernandez arriaga to be her guest at the state of the union. our time is 4 36 with the parents of a northern california teenager who died from fentanyl poisoning hope the drug crisis will be addressed at the state of the union. zack did earlier died back in 2020 after taking a pill he bought on social media that turned out to be fentanyl. his parents will be the guests of sacramento area congressman kevin kiley at the state of the union address. and they hope to continue to remember their son by spreading the message about the dangers of fentanyl. as tragic as acts story is there's thousands of other families and i wish thousands of other families were able to be there. to be able to just say. this is a growing and evolving crisis that we have to pay attention to. we cannot ignore anymore. parents zakariyah say there's a major risk for teenagers and

are too treacherous. this is video that jody hernandez shot yesterday on highway 29 in napa county where you can see carse losing control and spinning out and they ended up shutting parts of highway 29 down as well. live in berkeley, we're getting at one of those gusts. we're in a break from the snow. as i look over the city of berkeley, it's definitely -- a white haze, i don't know if that's snow or rain, but the conditions are ripe for more snow. >> you can hear how windy it is as well. try to stay warm, bob. >>> you can see the conditions, getting behind the wheel in the storm never a fun thing. and it can be a challenge for a lot of people with the mixed rain and snow. what do you do? we want to get you prepared before you head out the door. cynthia is here to give us some advice. what should people do? get ready before you leave? >> get ready before you leave. i've been talking with chp. they're getting ready to be on full force on the roads, and he said it's really all about preparation. before you leave the house, check the forecast in the morning and do a quick inspection of your car. let's get t

are not going to soon forget what they asked out here earlier today. an absolute ball. a snowball, that is. live in berkeley health, i am jodi hernandez . you see i can see one child just throwing snowballs. jodi, thanks so much for sharing that. >>> we knew mount hamilton was going to get hit hard. let us take a look at the footage of the snow piling up at the observatory. it is so deep a caltrans crew got stuck last night trying to plow it all out. caltrans has informed us that mount hamilton road, state highway 130, is now closed the closure will be in effect until sunday but will most likely be extended through monday. >>> more fun here. that is the sound of the kids making most of the day off from school. a storm dropped into the snow on cloverdale in northern sonoma county. they got enough powder to trigger a snow day. no school for the kiddos today. some families took the free time to play in the snow without having to travel to the sierra. the chambers of commerce and visitor center said they were getting calls from people in other cities in the bay area checking to make sure this have not melted before they could get up there.

are a success. both on the field and off. when i heard from roberto hernandez how amazing

are a success. both on the field and off. when i heard from roberto hernandez how amazing you were doing i was excited. back in the day i wanted being a cheer leader but it was expensive. i know you went to florida to compete and did really u really good among cheer team usa from all overnight country. you came in second this year we going for first place, am i right! you gotta be proud. let me tell you, you sought other cheerleaders. bive it to 12d! let's give it up! because there is no way that our team usa healered have been successful without our cheer cheering them on. congratulations to 6u on their championship and 14u on their championship! and what would you say, sweetie? nothing, okay. you know i'm happy to be here to celebrate young people in san francisco because you know our kids deserve the love and support and encourage am we can give them temperature is hard there nowadays and the fact that so many of you are engage in the this capacity to work hard and make sure your children are supported and others people's children are supported to raise the

that is why community leaders like roberto hernandez have declared a state of emergency with a clear message for the city. >> we as a community feel arebeing neglected totally. becaus why is it that in union square when they began to rob $5,000 purses, gucci all of a sudden the city came in, cleaned the streets, got rid of all the element and brought in security how come they can't do that here? it's pretty simple. >> oscar agrees. that's why he tells me he will stay here. hoping that this call for help could actually save the mission >> we asked major to ask about what the city is doing to make the mission safer. she sent us statement saying she sharing their frustrations. she says that's why the city's new investment to fill 200 vacant police officer positions. >>> so we're having our snow moment here in the bay area but how are they fairing up in the sierra? we'll check up on major snowfall in the mountains. >> plus a lifeline for artists trying to ke >>> thursday if we're talking about snow here in the bay area and seeing snow that the sierra is going to get a lot of snow, real snow. >> and if it's dropping you expect some snowfal

that is why community leaders like roberto hernandez have declared a state of emergency with a clear message for the city. >> we as a community feel we areng neglected totally. why is it that in union square when they began to rob $5000 purses, gucci, all of a sudden the city came in, cleaned the streets, got rid of all the elements, and brought insecurity? how come they can't do that here? it's pretty simple! >> reporter: and oscar agrees. that is why he tells me that he will stay here, hoping that this call for help could actually save the mission. >> we asked mayor london breed about what the city is doing to make the mission safer. she gave a statement saying that she understands the people are fed up and shares her frustrations. she said that is why the new budget increases public safety investments to fill 200 police officer positions. >>> up next, we track this next round of the wintry blast as it arrives in the bay. your first alert weather forecast. >>> some local parks now have a fresh coat of snow. more scenes from around the bay area. >>> and a look at some >>> this is a first alert weather day on cbs news bay area. some spec

are in a much better place now thank goodness. >> reporter: their dedication to service runs in the family, inspired by his grandfather, florencio hernandez diaz, an immigrant who always helped others. >> we just lost him september of last year he stands for everything that we stand for -- kindness, and giving back. >> reporter: carolyn casey who founded project 351 says she is inspired by kids like addario, generation using their power to make a positive impact. >> there is something very special about addario. it is his depth of compassion and being able to articulate what so many young people wish to talk about, which is social injustice. and their desire to be part of the solution >> reporter: a solution based on paying it forward. >> guys, it's so loud here i'm in the stadium right now. the energy is crazy. there are so many people >> reporter: and now a surprise one family will never forget. >>> thank you, jose. addario told us he is going to continue fighting for social change but for this weekend he is focusing on having some fun so well deserved that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night. lester holt is with you tomorrow i'

high-by thissing balloons are launch -- high-flying balloons are launched by the national weather service. 60,000 a year. joining us, jose hernandezut, a scientist who knows so much about so many things. good to see you, my friend. hey, i wanted to talk to you because you're one of the few people who have seen earth from above, a different perspective. what does it look like? >> well, it's pretty interesting. you mentioned that over 60,000, just the faa alone, have launched balloons. you can make it 60,001, because i've balloons with students off the desert of nevada. they go up to 100,000 feet. and we take what we call the hero shot where you see the horizon, and it looks pretty similar to space at 100,000 feet. you see the curvature of the earth, and it's beautiful when you're seeing it from that height. >> and so how much space junk, i guess, sky junk is there? >> well, there's quite a bit, but you got to remember, jose, it's a big space out in space. when i'm out there, i spent 13 days on the international space station going around the world in low earth orbit, about 280 miles above ground. and every 90 minutes we would make

time you fill up, gas prices are on the se riag >>> the city of alejo is getting approval tonight, forbes magazine naming it the sixth best city to live in. here's jody hernandez. >> there's no doubt about it, vallejo has great weather, and an amazing waterfront and easy access to transportation. is it worthy of being named one of the states must live in cities? many say no. >> mind-boggling. i don't understand it. i have no words. >> that's the reaction of many after they hear of alejo has been named the sixth most livable city in california. forbes magazine sites affordability, access to one country, and what it claims is a revitalized downtown. not everyone here sees it that way. reaction on social media has been swift, with comments like gotta be a mistake. forbes is dripping. eastbound 80 in my rearview mirror. i guess crime isn't a factor in best places to live.>> they know what we don't. we have challenges, we have many enhancements.>> mayor robert mcconnell says vallejo has it share of issues. downtown isn't exactly bustling. many buildings are worded up. crime continues to be a major concern. there's also plenty to love. >> we have a tremendously appe

hernandez. he's not the same strange kid who 1st showed up at their doorstep. i know that, but as a yarn are not when diego showed up here with these little capitol away he looked, i thought, oh my god diego was already too old, thin and meek. then the transformation began, and his poise grace, power and endurance, quickly developed, along with an unshakable self confidence that he didn't have when he 1st arrived. all the students here come from poor families. marleni hernandez used her own money to start the foundation to help them. she is always on the lookout for new sponsors because she can't rely on the state for help. that is gone, elma, humbly and lisa, people with a lot of the spirit who are working hard to make their dreams come true. but up would we be if they are driven to succeed, said the vacancy. vive wallace, they have the same rights and deserve the same opportunity that is intell. ah, they have to work hard to better themselves. it requires brutal discipline and they have to make difficult maneuvers look easy. they're also developing leadership skills and learning how to wor

are going to show up any minute and they didn't. >> reporter: city police said they have made an arrest and details will be released soon. in antioch, jodi hernandez. nbc news. >>> up next, a major freeway in the bay area will be once again closed this weekend. and could mean detours if you're trying to get out of town. >> this cross is at the center of our latest case. this cross. and a cellular phone company. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds. next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have more on the drought and snow pack. plushow much more. >>> our consumer team response to individuals, families, small businesses on a daily basis. but this is a firstfor us. we're responding to a church. >> we're happy to help. parishioners asked our chris chmura for a helping hand with a cell phone company. >> stan in san jose, wrote us on behalf of good samaritan episcopal church. he asked us about this. a cross on church property. it's actually a cell phone tower. and t-mobile pays the church to put an antenna inside the cross. they recently sent a letter terminating their contract. they asked for questions. stan asked

. >>> and also in new jersey, investigators are searching for clues after a kindergarten teacher was found dead. the body of 33-year-old hernandezfrom her home. family members reported her missing when she didn't arrive for work monday. and one neighbor said -- >> i cried. she will be missed. definitely more so by her children. and that is the part that hurts the most. >> exactly how hernandez tied is not just being revealed by authorities. stwloo coming up, what a close friend of alex murdaugh is revealing about his behavior in the moments following the murder of his wife and son. trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have

are investigating. >>> okay, the streets of -- pleasanton look like a scene from the wild, wild west when a brown cow took police on a low speed chase. it happened last night. jodi hernandez tells us, it required special forces to catch it. >> we hear horse feet, horse clomping and we look and there is a cow running down the street and a guy behind it trying to lasso it. it was crazy. i was like, what was going on. >> reporter: caroline steel describes the scene she witnessed walking her dog last night. a brown cow somehow got loose sparking a police chase unlike any they ever experienced. >> a brown cow running down, we're getting updates over -- weapon just heard over 50 calms of people calling about a cow on the roadway. >> reporter: but the cow was mighty gooded a evading police. officers tried to corral it with their patrol cars. >> we tried to give it a chase. and weren't too successful. many points, during -- businesses, shopping centers, they were close. but the cow was sneaky little cow and was able to get out in between the cars. >> i thought it was crazy. i didn't think anything like that would happen on this street. >> and then their worst fear happened. a cow

hernandez death. he is charged with desecrating and concealing human remains and is waiting extradition. authorities arealso linked to the teachers murder. the secret service is accused of being involved in the police probe of a gun belonging to hunter biden. back in 2019 oh biden's widow, haley biden reportedly tossed a handgun into a trashcan in delaware. she was hunter's girlfriend at the time. in text on hunter's abandoned laptop that we now know is real, she said service got involved the claim that agency is denying and this just gets worse. the government's judicial watch obtained records friday appearing to confirm secret service involvement of one agent said quote may be we were asked to favor? unreal. take a look at this. a group of adorable critters are creating custom cards for valentine's day. the living sure aquarium initiator and ship is sending to fans and folks spending the holiday in the hospital. daughters harry, teddy, peanut, jelly seem pretty happy to paint in exchange for fish. auditors and prosecutors aquatic animals they may come to think i want one of these. all right, those are

hernandez-arriago will be in attendance. here's what she says she would like to hear from the president tonight. >> i am hoping that today he recognizes the farm workers in our country that are giving back every day through covid, through the pandemic, through the economic crisis, and now through this tragedy with gun violence and that he can remember the force that they are for our country and what they contribute. >> so many of those guests are connected to violence in some way. >> scott mcgrew continues our coverage here. scott, some of those members of congress will be wearing a special button tonight. >> yeah. that's right. good morning. buttons that read "1870." here they are. that marked the first year an unarmed black citizen was killed by an american police officer. now, reading original newspaper articles you're struck by similarities. the police department reporting one thing happened, eyewitnesses saying something entirely different happened in philadelphia. that officer was convicted of manslaughter. this will be biden's first state of the union as president with a republican majority in the house. it's one thing to call for bipartisanship when you're in the maj

following the results of 23 rounds, are approaching the leading arsenal in the standings of the premier league , the townspeople won 3:1 the day before. aston villa. rodrigo hernandezres to break the numbers made big villa in the second half answered with one goal in the championship table manchester city behind the arsenal sodium ball. the gunners played in the reserve, the last round of the club michele artetta, did not cope at home with branford, although a different grandee. from this team. remained much more painful from the pros debut goal. leander scored for arsenal. trassart, but soon the guests equalized, and ivan toni brought a draw brand. here manchester united confidently outplays the faces of united by the way, stephen as head coach is taken to this club from the red devils. markus thrashford, alijandro, garnacho scored. it is interesting that at 90 and 93 minutes of the meeting the mancunians scored from the position in it of the game after watching var, both goals were canceled by the team. tnhgal is in third position completely crushed in the tour tottenhamfort, who lost to leicester with a score of 4:1 and did it perfectly on business. it will be d

are a success. both on the field and off. when i heard from roberto hernandez amazing you were doing i was excited. back in the day i wanted being a cheer leader but it was expensive. i know you went to florida to compete and did really u really good among cheer team usa from all overnight country. you came in second this year we going for first place, am i right! you gotta be proud. let me tell you, you sought other cheerleaders. bive it to 12d! let's give it up! because there is no way that our team usa healered have been successful without our cheer cheering them on. congratulations to 6u on their championship and 14u on their championship! and what would you say, sweetie? nothing, okay. you know i'm happy to be here to celebrate young people in san francisco because you know our kids deserve the love and support and encourage am we can give them temperature is hard there nowadays and the fact that so many of you are engage in the this capacity to work hard and make sure your children are supported and others people's children are supported to raise the mona

hernandez reports authorities do not know where the objects came from. >> the pentagon confirming friday an f-22 fighter jet shot down what they are calling a high-altitudeer u.s. territory. the unidentified object was first detected over the skies of alaska by norad thursday night using ground radar. the military says it was unmanned and appeared to be floating, but not being steered or propelled by the -- like the chinese spy balloon shot down last week off the coast of south carolina. >> the object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. out of an abundance of caution and after recommendation of the pentagon, president biden ordered the military to down the object and they did. >> the object was shot down just before 2:00 p.m. eastern friday over frozen u.s. waters. president biden responding to a. >> do you have anything to say about the object shot down over alaska, mr. president? >> the pentagon is still trying to learn more about the object. they say it is about the size of a small car. one senior official describes it to a bcs cylindrical and silver-ish gray. >> we do not know who o

police are still trying to determine a motive in that case and advocate for half moon bay farm workers will be attending next week's state of the union address. doctor belinda hernandez arriaga is the founder and executive director of the group called a less and an assistant professor. >> at the university of san francisco under her guidance, a loss has led the effort to assist the victims families after last week's mass shooting doctor hernandez arriaga was invited by congresswoman and as shoot in a statement she says she's looking forward to hearing president biden's vision for the country and that it must include a call to action to improve the lives of farm workers. doctor hernandez arriaga is talking to kron four's ella sogomonian about her upcoming trip. hear what she plans to tell the president coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 9. a warning tonight for bank customers in an east bay city. robbers targeting people for money after the victims are seated in their own vehicles. richmond police say 10 victims have been targeted over the past 6 months between 4 different banks. the banks are all around mcdonald avenue up to san pablo avenue just off interstate 80

are 11 aye's. >> next item, please. >> item 35 a motion to reappoint sabrina hernandez burt hill.rosboll and michael admissible to the goaten gate board of directors ending january 31 of 25. >> roll call. >> on item 35. supervisor engardio. >> aye >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor. stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> there were 11 aye's >> that motion is approved unanimously. y given it is 2. . 29, go to committee reports could you read items 37 and 38 together. >> yes, 37 and 38 by the public safety and neighborhood services committee at a regular meeting on thursday, january 26 and were forwarded as committee reported. comprise 2 resolutions liquor license. 37 determines that the transfer of a type 21 off sale general beer/wine and disstilled spirits liquor license to postscript collective. located at 499 jackson will serve the public convenience. a

are 11 aye's. >> next item, please. >> item 35 a motion to reappoint sabrina hernandez burt hill. richard grosboll and michael admissible to the goaten gate board of directors ending january 31 of 25. >> roll call. >> on item 35. supervisor engardio. >> aye >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor. stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> there were 11 aye's >> that motion is approved unanimously. y given it is 2. . 29, go to committee reports could you read items 37 and 38 together. >> yes, 37 and 38 by the public safety and neighborhood services committee at a regular meeting on thursday, january 26 and were forwarded as committee reported. comprise 2 resolutions liquor license. 37 determines that the transfer of a type 21 off sale general beer/wine and disstilled spirits liquor license to postscript collective. located at 499 jackson will serve the public conv

are 11 aye's. >> next item, please. >> item 35 a motion to reappoint sabrina hernandez burt hill.rd grosboll and michael admissible to the goaten gate board of directors ending january 31 of 25. >> roll call. >> on item 35. supervisor engardio. >> aye >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor. stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> there were 11 aye's >> that motion is approved unanimously. y given it is 2. . 29, go to committee reports could you read items 37 and 38 together. >> yes, 37 and 38 by the public safety and neighborhood services committee at a regular meeting on thursday, january 26 and were forwarded as committee reported. comprise 2 resolutions liquor license. 37 determines that the transfer of a type 21 off sale general beer/wine and disstilled spirits liquor license to postscript collective. located at 499 jackson will serve the public convenienc

hernandez high the way is on the other side of the lake. >> the evidence, those bits of clothing or found on the south and of the leak. >> so now we are thinkinge if she is still there? we are looking for clues he is going to give a verbal, e or nonverbal, or whatever. >> the question or strictly limited to this. where was chelsea? >> our sole purpose was to find chelsea king alive and get her some kind of help so we could go into too much detail about why what you were doing we kept trying to keep on focus to find out where and what you did with her. >> the suspect would not budge. they kept prodding. >> so scott has a photograph of chelsea king and continue to push it in front of him he would glance at it but not look very long but then he went to continue to deny deny deny, scott would keep talking to him, where she? where is she? then he would go off on some tangent. >> did you get any sense of this personality you were doing when you were talking -- >> yes, psychotic, a major anger issues. >> they left the room for a few minutes, watched on new video monitor as you look at a photo of chelsea. >> mystically called chelsea a bitch, why are

from richard hernandez became tiamat the legion of medusa would be happy, but only the son with such a dad refuses to communicate, flatly. more and more transgender people in the west are that they were much happier before their sex change. she's idiotic decision spurred propaganda on lgbt culture. awakening that rushes just from every iron, then trances regret that they made the so-called transition, but it's too late. do you think the awakening culture is self-destructive absolutely the awakening culture is extremely harmful, it pushes society to something ever more extreme. the transition from trans woman back to man has hit a culture of awakening, which he claims often encourages vulnerable teenagers to question their identity as a woman when necessary and have undergone feminizing facial surgery to soften their features. before i realized that i was actually happier living like a man. he said. now so many teenagers are going over it is considered trendy and cool for today's generation. i think, that celebrities like harry style and timati probably because of their pr are peer bait, as they are forced to look gay or feminine in order to be cool and fashionable is a

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