samuel becker, who rebuilt the old ruzhany castle. a time there were cells, an unclassified hospital with about 30 beds and a church. the monastery was built to last for centuries, and ultimately lasted less than 60 years. the monks simply disappeared overnight and no one knows where and why. the hospital remained under the supervision of the authorities for some time, then closed. but the mysterious disappearance of the monks still haunts many. according to local legend. the ghost of one of them still wanders through the ancient park, from time to time he appears at sunset , walks along the ramparts, gathers at the ruins , watches what is happening near the monastery, probably looks out for his brothers, the ghosts were never seen, but as for the two-story residential building, it is impossible to get inside. a five -minute drive away is the church of the holy trinity, its history in high began in 1603, although the catholic parish existed already in 1478. it is known that the appearance of the shrine changed greatly in 1735, when, o

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. >> san mateo county state senator josh becker, sponsoring the interim housing act of 2024. he was joined in san jose today by mayor matt mehan and others at a newly built interim housing project. state senator becker says the proposed bill will help to speed up the process of building temporary housing, while permanent affordable housing is being constructed. some critics, though, of this proposed legislation, say temporary housing is not the solution to homelessness. all right. this weekend, thousands of flowers will flood san francisco's union square. the tips organizers are giving people so that they can try to beat those crowds and the coming up later tonight on the 10:00 news, california secretary of state shirley weber says her office is busy ahead of tomorrow , super tuesday, and is ready to combat any issues that might arise. plus, one measure on the ballot tomorrow would support building affordable housing on church sites here in the bay area. we'll have t and more "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie port

. >> san mateo county state senator josh becker sponsored the interim housing act of 2024.oday by mayor matt mehan and others at a newly built interim housing projectc. senator becker says te proposed bill would help speed up the process of building temporary housing, while permanent affordable housing is being constructed. >> this is a california issue do things and we need to try new models and fortunately we have a model that is working. interim supportive housing is that missing rung in the ladder. what you see here a2078 evans lane is this model in action? >> some critics of the proposed legislation say temporary housing is not the solution to homelessness in marin county. >> five people have died from suspected overdoses related to fentanyl in just the past two weeks. the county's health department has issued a public health advisory to clinics and substance abuse counselors, and reinforced overdose prevention measures, such as having narcan and fentanyl strips on hand. drug overdoses are the leading cause of death for people under the age of 55. in marin county, the

judge becker, good evening. thank you very much for the opportunity to address the bar association and everybody who's observing on zoom. i've been a judge for 30 years. my name is michael beckert. i've served in every division of the court. i've served in every courthouse. icu's in the san francisco court. before that, i spent 21 years at the law firm mccutchen, doyle, brown and andersen. uh, and while i was at that firm, i was also, uh, on the board of the asian law caucus, where i served as the chair foi wa also on the board of the lawyers committee for civil rights, where i served as an officer of that board, and i was the chair of the asian american justice center, which is a national asian american, uh, organization devoted to social justice. uh, because of my history, experience and community involvement, i enjoy the endorsement of a great number of organized asians. uh, the democratic party endorsed me. uh, the vote was is that, uh, i think 26 members voted to endorse me. no one voted for my opponent. i

. >>> san jose mayor matt mahan is joining lawmaker josh becker to announce new legislation tackling the unhoused crisis. the interim housing act would streamline construction, making it easier to transition individuals and families to a path of permanent housing. the event takes place at a site recently finished, an interim housing site, on san jose property on evans lane, using converted shipping containers for homes on city-owned land. the event starts at 9:30 this morning. we'll have a live interview with one of those leaders of the project during our 7:00 a.m. streaming newscast. >>> 6:10 now. and looking live at san francisco this morning, as the sun is starting to come up. not scrubbing away the clouds just yet. cinthia pimentel is here for kari. pretty stormy off and on for some of us and then just outright stormy for other folks. >> that is a little more of the break we're starting to see over san francisco as the system tries to wind down tonight. and as we go and take a look at satellite and radar, just a few spotty showers that are left and our stormranger is picking it u

san mateo county state senator josh becker sponsored the interim housing act of 2024.hers at a newly built interim housing project.t& sen becker says the proposed bill would help speed up the process of building temporary housing, while permanent affordable housing is being constructed, and this is a california issue, it's because the way we've chosen to do things and we need to try new spmodels, and fortunately, we he a model that is working an interim supportive housing. >> is that missing rung see her8 action? >> some critics of the proposed legislation say temporary housing is not the solution to police are looking for three gunmen suspected of carrying out a mass shooting outside a house party. four people were killed and seven others were wounded. it happened last night in king city in the southern part of monterey county in the salinas valley. witnesses told police a silver kia pulled up in front of a home where people had gathered for a party. three masked men got out of the car and opened fire in the front yard, then drove away. three men and a woman were kill

san mateo county state senator josh becker sponsored the interim housing act of 2024.joined in the south bay today by san jose mayor matt mehan and others at a newly built interim housing project in san jose. sen becker says the proposed bill will help speed up the process of building temporary housing, while permanent affordable housing is being constructed, some critics of the proposed legislation say temporary housing is not the solution to homelessness. >> the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price is coming to a head. that effort started back in august, and now, after months of collecting signatures, recall organizers have turned in ten boxes filled with signatures. ktvu is crystal bailey has the story. >> recall price. recall. price. recall price monday morning, a day before the petition was due, organizers of safe or save alameda for everyone say they turned in more than 123,000 signatures at the county courthouse. >> we shouldn't have to do this. but for the safety of our community, the safety of our children, the safety of our businesse

senator becker says the proposed bill will help to speed up the process of building temporary housingent affordable housing is being >> this is a california issue because the way we've chosen to do things and we need to try new models and fortunately we have a model that is working. interim supportive housing is that missing rung in the ladder? what you see here aú2078 evans lane is this model in action. some critics of the proposed legislation say temporary homelessness.t the solution to >> new at noon an historic vote french lawmakers approved a bill that was approved in an overwhelming 780 to 72 vote. nearly the entire joint session stood in a long standing ovation. there were scenes acros women's rights activists hailed president emmanuel macron following a of abortion rights in court rulings here in the united states, both houses of parliament, the and the senae already adopted a bill to amend constitution to specify a guaranteed. the first over-the-counter birth control pill will be available in us stores later this month. manufacturer perrigo announced today it's begun shipping

go to kind of, i mean if i'm just very smug around the place for them to continue conferences, becker's, the jenny boardroom, this, the best megabyte that we're used to move was the board mean? yes. from you less look yourself. the commodity goes back about the image and the stuff that come on there. so pushing past just the full chassis. otherwise, when we get back to the phone, you might just be the one of me. so i should because you've been on the for the 3. i'm, i'm interested in your when you pull chairs backwards presents, is that gonna ship up able to ship the junior and the the, the ever you have the animal that yeah, yeah, yeah. the so just need to fill those to me or is it just all buses? felicia, exclusively on it, the bus this, the sport to maternal and we can police because the other girl, when you get a message for the muscle as a pretty good actually thing with the basic up a little bit actually it was less of the game was published and funding i terminated, so some of them because it becomes very, you know, to consider the concept of bull, susan investment, the a ship wi

becker for the final products of our country is another problem today , they have a large amount of capital in the world, these capitals should be transferred today, a significant part of which should be made inside our country through joint investments. in the last four years, the corona epidemic and political changes in afghanistan were among the reasons that caused the decrease. trade between iran and afghanistan had become. it is expected that until the end of the year, the number of trades will increase this year between iran and afghanistan will exceed two billion dollars. behnam yazdani of kabul radio and television news agency. determining the nature of goods imported to customs until the end of spring next year is the same as the previous procedure. the board of deregulation and improvement of the business environment announced in a resolution. according to article 24. law on improvement of the business environment, the national standard organization and related laboratories should carry out the nature of the goods imported to the customs by the end of june next year, as in the pre

and we'll see you levels are rising higher and higher. professor becker says, not even pumping stations would make much of a difference. man, this is going to give you investigating such a problem. they could not use the water into the ceiling number because the sea level will be here and the pumping station will be here. so whatever you invest cannot survive. and the supposedly area will be not including the either the airport area, which is the under the sea level. if he's been seen this last by pumping station where the palm beach days will collapse, that will see the, these are you know, stream. and these are unforeseen forces in the government will say the will say, excuse to do whatever investor or to probably say that we did it. but this is, you know, because of, because of that because of while the indians nature might even reclaim the port the city of nova is just south of the north lagoon. it's a rapidly growing tourist destination. the student group from cincinnati is already here waiting for you and you know that there is this big project falls, airport in florida. the commu

now state senator josh becker sponsored the interim housing act of 2024. newly built interim housing project on evans lane. the proposed bill will help speed up the process of building temporary housing while permanent affordable housing is being constructed. someúcritics of temporary housing is not the solution to homelessness. >> as long as the rents keep going, you're going to have more people becoming homeless than the ones that you're helping to get out of being homeless. and until that gets solve this problem. now sandyot- perry says the underlying cause of homelessness is unaffordable rent. >> so his organization, the south bay community land trust, is focused on creating more permanent affordable housing. >> our timec now. 505 some schools in the bay area's biggest school district may soon be closing. san francisco unified plans to close an unspecified number of schools in the coming yearsc. school officials point to understaffed thing, declining enrollment and school buildings that are literally falling apart, hurting the ability toúhelp children

the author of the project is jan samuel becker.nhabited by monastic doctors, or, as they were also called, good brothers. a little historical background. this order of the roman catholic church was founded in 1537 in spain. his main task is to care for the sick. many of the order's brothers had higher medical education, and the hospitals were especially famous for their unique methods of herbal medicine. on the territory of modern belarus bonefrators had five conventions. they were located in novogrudok. minsk, grodno and vysoky. the monastic doctors ended up in this city thanks to the great lithuanian chancellor alexander sapieha. and the author of the project for the entire monastery complex was the famous court architect. with about 30 beds and a church, the monastery was built to last for centuries, in the end...

good, historical and beautiful city, i really enjoyed it, it has good people, warm blood, many areas becker is spectacular. take it from historical places, from the forest and head to the sea. ardabil is the birthplace of the safavid family and the architect of the religious and geographical unity of iran . it has a thousand national works registered in the list of national works. how many tourist places can you tell us? ardabil is the same sheikh sufi shorbil, their market is excellent, qaboo, where do you want to go, god willing? shorabi lake, glass bridge and abgar, dear compatriots , don't forget to buy delicious soukats , ardebin soukats, asal, qarah, halwa, glim diar, beheshti springs , more than 110 hot mineral waters with various healing properties. it also has fortunately, until today , we saw more than 600 thousand tourists in the province. ardabil province ranks third with more than 20,000 official vertical beds, which are warmly welcomed by tourists entering the province. ardabil tries to be at the top of iran's tourism by getting your satisfaction. ardabin radio and television

i have an appointment with thomas noon becker, head of asia. he has to join a video conference to talk to his colleagues in shanghai however. so i have time to check out the show room. the fans manufactured here, i used in many different industries. sometimes for cooling, largest semi conductor factories sometimes installed in small heat pumps for the home. yeah, so how come to our meeting? so it's good to 0. i'm joining the video conference. the aim is to make china more self sufficient location. since there have always been supply chain disruptions in the past, such as during the corona virus pandemic, with a new headquarters in shanghai operations are to become more self sufficient, including the infrastructure to yes. so this means that the china business is becoming more independent of a headquarters in germany. local for local is the new strategies and the monitor, the yeah, we've been doing local for local for several years now. and we're also trying to the couple of the supply chains, the examples, and we're also trying to develop and p

specialized teen account that allows young users to get a ride or order food north bay dad, steve groh becker says the new feature will make his life a lot easier >> yes, having 5 kids full time job a cushion, the price. i can't everywhere all the time. so yeah, i think it's a great idea. his son grant a high school freshman is also excited. it's definitely nice to have to get place to place rainy days. are. >> something that's not to walkable. as an uber spokesperson says the feature requires parental permission. parent just invites 13 to the family profile in their app. >> to open a specialized teen account, they download the app and from their teens can order their own rides and food parents can live track their child's trip set spending limits and contact the driver and team that's productive. going pushing that. he gets dropped off. look at another push notification. uber is promising to only allow the most experienced a high rate drivers for teen trips. teen accounts will also have a pin verification system which helps ensure that the team is getting in the right car. and the way that w

carolyn becker says there's also been changes in recent years to allow for bigger winnings. >> only dropped 2 nights a week now addressed 3 nights a week. that was a change made in 2021. game's makers, the brains behind the games change the formula it's called the game matrix, which is really number of combinations possible. >> for one-time payouts, mega millions is estimated at 525.8 million dollars and powerball would pay out a one-time prize of 384.8 million dollars. winners will also have the option of dividing their winnings between yearly payments over 30 years. that kerr had some important advice for anyone playing first saying every california lottery player should do a sign the back of their ticket. that helps establish ownership. time is ticking to get your lottery tickets. you have until 07:00pm tonight to get the powerball or mega millions. you have until 07:45pm. tomorrow night reporting lafayette, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a presidential candidate robert kennedy junior expected to announce his running mate tomorrow in oakland. why that could be a hint as to w

state senator josh becker join san jose mayor mahan and community leaders in announcing the interim housing act of 2024, it would provide an improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. in housing. >> they can get stable. have an address where get supportive services they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying get help finding a job. >> the proposed bill would help to speed up the process of building interim housing while permanent affordable housing is being constructed, private builders usually build housing only if they can increased rents. so this would help build more mixed income housing that people can better afford. >> still to come and iconic south bay diner is back open after being closed for 4 years. now the owners feeling about being back. plus, a tease back open tonight. current conditions in tahoe. when we come back. >> interstate 80 is back open tonight after 4 intense days of heavy snowfall today, caltrans crews were able to clear both directions with chain controls still in place. chp south lake tahoe says safe driving

. >> senator josh becker, who sponsored senate bill 1395 or the interim housing act of 2024, will joine mayor matt marin, state senator dave cortese and others on monday at this newly built interim housing project on evans lane. the proposed bill will help to speed up the process of building interim housing, while permanent affordable housing is being constructed. state senator dave cortese about sb 1395 saying in part, this bill is a crucial step towards not just sheltering individuals and families forced to live on the street, but ensuring they have a foundation to secure permanent housing. perry says. he also supports expanding shelters and interim housing, but he doesn't believe that temporary solutions will keep people from living on the streets. >> the problem with shelters and interim housing is that when your interim period, you being built. that'súwhy permanent housing is the real solution. and you can't stop building permanent housing while interim. interim housing.o >> perry also says that private builders usually onlyc build if they can increase the rentsl so he believes th

carolyn becker says there's also been changes in recent years to allow for bigger winnings. >> only dropped 2 nights a week now addressed 3 nights a week. that was a change made in 2021. game's makers, the brains behind the games change the formula it's called the game matrix, which is really number of combinations possible. >> for one-time payouts, mega millions is estimated at 525.8 million dollars and powerball would pay out a one-time prize of 384.8 million dollars. winners will also have the option of dividing their winnings between yearly payments over 30 years. >> time is ticking to get your powerball ticket. you have until 07:00pm tonight to buy that when it comes to the mega-millions you have until 07:45pm tomorrow night to get those tickets reporting live in lafayette. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right. robin might be ascending u of m o. >> see if you can pick me up a ticket or grab. you want thank still ahead, we talk to robert kennedy junior. was he saying ahead of >> his big running mate announcement in oakland tomorrow. >> plus, another crash at a san francisco bus stop.

state senator josh becker joins san jose mayor matt mahan and some community leaders in announcing the interim housing act of 2024, this measure would provide an improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. interest, part housing. >> they can get stable. they have an address where they get supportive services. they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying to get help finding a job. >> the proposed bill would help to speed up the process of building interim housing while permanent affordable housing is being constructed. private builders usually build housing only if they can increase rents. so this would help build more mixed income housing. people can actually afford. >> the san francisco giants will now be requiring their players stand on the field during the national anthem at games this year. that's a new rule. new manager bob melvin has set in motion as first reported by the athletic. the report says the entire organization down to the bad boys will be required to follow suit. the mlb, unlike the nba, for instance, does not curr

state senator josh becker join san jose mayor matt mahan and community leaders announcing the interim housing act of 2024. it would provide an improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. in terms part housing. >> they can get stable. they have an address where get supportive services they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying to get help. >> finding a job. >> the proposed bill will help to speed up the process of building these interim housings. >> while permanent affordable housing is being constructed, private builders usually only build housing if they can increase rent. so this would help build more mixed income housing. people can afford. >> adam schiff made his final bay area campaign stops today before tomorrow's big primary election shift toward small businesses in san francisco and san jose where he was joined by mayor matt mahan to discuss his platform and what he's promising if chosen by the voters to be the state's next u.s. senator. they're used. >> we so much more to bring people back downtown. i'm not only in san

helane becker joins us with more. let's start with fedex. for revenue growth is not great. can you tell us how much of the heavy lifting of this company has been done by cost cuts? helane: that is most of what we are seeing. the revenue lines were down year-over-year. the key takeaway is revenue was down, it is the third quarter in a. that speaks to the cost-cutting we have seen. they are in the middle of a $4 billion cost-cutting program by the end of the current fiscal year they will of done $1.8 billion and they will do another $2.2 billion next year so the 2026 fiscal year has $4 billion taken out of costs. if there is a turnaround in revenue growth, and actually we could talk about the revenue, a lot of what we see in revenue is fuel surcharges. in a year or a quarter in which you have lower fuel prices you will have headwind on revenue. this is part of why it is important to look at revenue excluding fuel surcharges, which actually would have been up. lisa: what are this prospects of growth and wire people debt what are the prospect --

specialized teen account that allows young users to get a ride or order food north bay dad, steve grow becker says the new feature will make his life a lot easier >> yes, having 5 kids full time job a cushion, the price. i can't be everywhere all the time. >> so yeah, i think it's a great idea. his son grant a high school freshman is also excited. it's definitely nice to have to get place to place rainy days. are something that's not to walkable. as an uber spokesperson says the feature requires parental permission. parent just invites 13 to the family profile in their app. >> to open a specialized teen account, they download the app and from their teens can order their own rides and food parents can live track their child's trip set spending limits and contact the driver and team gets picked up to get a push that. he gets dropped off. look at another push notification. uber is promising to only allow the most experienced a high rate drivers for teen trips. teen accounts will also have a pin verification system which helps ensure that the team is getting in the right car. and the way that wor

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specialized team account that allows young users to get a ride or order food north a dad, steve grove becker says the new feature will make his life a lot easier >> yes, having 5 kids full time job a cushion, the price. i can't be everywhere all the time. so yeah, i think it's a great idea. his son grant a high school freshman is also excited. it's definitely nice to have to get place to place rainy days. are. >> something that's not to walkable. as uber spokesperson says the feature requires parental permission. parent just invites 13 to the family profile in their app. >> to open a specialized team, a cow. they download the app and from their teens can order their own rides and food parents can live track their child's trip set spending limits and contact the driver and team gets picked up to get a push that. he gets dropped off. look at another push notification. uber is promising to only allow the most experienced o high rate drivers for teen trips. tina council also have a pin verification system which helps ensure that the teen is getting in the right car. and the way that works is tha

. >>> happening today, mayor matt mahan joins state lawmaker josh becker to announce new legislation tackling the unhoused cries. the act would streamline construction, making it easier to transition individuals and families to the path of permanent housing. the event take place at the site of a recently finished interim housing site in san jose on evans lane, using converted shipping containers for homes on city-owned land. the event starts at 9:30 this morning and we'll have a live interview with one of the leaders ahead in our streaming newscast. >>> we're thinking about what's on that radar. looking live out at san francisco this morning, cinthia pimentel here for kari hall this morning. we were talking about that low falling snow in san jose. what are we looking at today? >> it's going to be beautiful, once we do clear out of this rain toward the mountains. to start, we're going to be talking about chilly temperatures on this monday morning. i need you to bring a jacket and also carry around a small umbrella. you could be seeing some rain later today. 38 in santa rosa, napa and

specialized team account that allows young users to get a ride or order food north a dad, steve grove becker says the new feature will make his life a lot easier >> yes, having 5 kids full time job a cushion, the price. i can't be everywhere all the time. >> so yeah, i think it's a great idea. his son grant a high school freshman is also excited. it's definitely nice to have to get place to place rainy days. are something that's not to walkable. as an uber spokesperson says the feature requires parental permission. parent just invites 13 to the family profile in their app. >> to open a specialized team. cow they download the app and from their teens can order their own rides and food parents can live track their child's trip set spending limits and contact the driver as he gets picked up to get a push that. he gets dropped off. look at another push notification. uber is promising to only allow the most experienced a high rate drivers for teen trips. tina council also have a pin verification system which helps ensure that the teen is getting in the right car. and the way that works is that he

state senator josh becker is the sponsor. >> well over the last 12 months, the rest of the state hased just by 10. the number of unsheltered people living on the streets in san jose, they have decreased. by 11. >> san jose is home to six interim housing communities. unhoused people are allowed to live there rent free. >> the san francisco unit square alliance is hosting a meeting tomorrow with local businesses to talk strategy. >> they plan to talk about what it will take to modernize, post street and union square. the multi-million dollar powell street promenade, refresh is one of the revitalized revitalize ation efforts. it will replace existing aluminum parklets with a new design. the idea is to make the promenade more inviting so retailers come back and fill those empty storefronts. >> s this is the gateway to san francisco. i can't think of a more important place to put resources to ensure that the downtown will recover. >> opinions are divided as to whether money should be spent on improvements or on addressing vandalism and graffiti in the neighborhood. >> coming up, a local b

state senator josh becker is sponsoring this bill as well. >> over the last 12 months, the rest of the state has increased by 10. the number of unsheltered people living on the streets in san jose, they have decreased by 11. san jose is home to six interim housing community. >> his unhoused individuals are allowed to live rent free in those homes. candidates for california's open senate seat are crisscrossing the state before tomorrow's primary this morning, congressman adam schiff visited small businesses in san francisco, where he talked about the importance of housing. >> and i want to make sure that we're building hundreds of thousands of new units of housing so we can bring those costs down so people can live near where they work, so we can have people who are living on the street into shelter for this afternoon, schiff was in downtown san jose, where he walked lunch at a mediterranean restaurant with mayor matt mehan . >> schiff has bay area roots. he attended high school in danville and graduated from stanford. the latest polls show schiff falling behind republican steve garvey

state senator josh becker sponsored the bill well over the last 12 months. >> the rest of the state hasd people living on the streets in san jose, they have decreased by 11. >> san jose is home to six interim housing communities. unhoused individuals are allowed to live there rent free. >> new details on a car chase and shootout in santa rosa that left one man dead and four sheriff's deputies injured, started when a man began brandishing a gun just after midnight around stony point and todd road. neighbors reported it to 9-1-1 when sonoma county deputies arrived. they say the man had a rifle. the man took off and officers followed in pursuit for about two miles during the pursuit, the suspect fired at the deputies and they returned fire. >> ultimately, the suspect crashed and subsequently died at the scene, neighbors said they heard dozens of gunshots. >> the suspect eventually crashed through a fence, for deputies were injured. one is in critical condition with a head injury. another was shot in the leg and two suffered injuries to their hands. target in vallejo reopened one week after

state senator josh becker, san jose mayor matt mahan and other community leaders announcing the interimsing act of 2024. and it would provide an improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. support housing. >> they can get stable. they have an address where they supportive services. they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying to get help finding a job. >> the proposed bill will help speed up the process of building in durham, housing while permanent affordable housing can be constructed private builders usually build only if they can increase rent. so this is going help bill more mixed income housing. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, iconic south bay diner back open after being closed for 4 years. how the owners feeling about being back. plus, we go one-on-one with the california secretary of state with what she says the state's doing to keep the election secure. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i'v

state senator josh becker. >> join san jose mayor matt mahan and other leaders and they announced the interim housing act of 2024, it will provide an improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. in terms part housing. >> they can get stable. they have an address where get supportive services. they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying to get help finding a job. >> if this passes and they say would help to speed up the process of building interim housing while permanent affordable housing is being constructed, private builders. usually bill housing only if they can increase rents. so this would help build more mixed income housing so people could afford it 6.26. right now and one person is about $500,000 richer in solano county this morning. the california lottery says that one of 2 winning powerball tickets was sold at a safeway on harbison drive in vacaville and and inglewood and los angeles. somebody bought a winning ticket. nobody won the jackpot, though. and that means tomorrow's night drawing. that is going to be 485 million

states senator josh becker joining san jose's mayor matt mahan and others to announce the interim housing of 2024. that would provide an improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. in terms part housing. >> they can get stable. they have an address where get supportive services they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying to get help finding a job. >> the proposed bill would help to speed up the process of building interim housing while permanent affordable housing can be constructed private builders usually build housing only of they can make a lot of money, right? they want to increase the rent so this would help to build more mixed income housing that people can afford in the south bay and iconic diner is back open in san jose with a fresh new look. it was first to be fenced off and closed for 4 years. the mini gourmet. it was a popular spot for more than 50 years, especially among the staff valley medical center because they're just across the street. but the restaurant there was a fire in november 2019. so they had to close down.