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now the proposed 40 unit project would be built in downtown half boon bay on kelly avenue. there have been 2 marathon hearings with public comment. over whether this project is the right fit for downtown. but there's been disagreements over the size of the project and parking, causing delays and a postponement. of a vote to approve the project by the city's planning commission. governor, newsom says that the state could take legal steps. to hold the city accountable. at the project is not move forward. commission will take up the house. issue. at the meeting later on this evening. meanwhile, the san francisco board of supervisors is voting today on whether to ban forever chemicals known as p f a s and firefighter gear. the epa has linked the chemicals to decrease fertility cancer risks and even developmental delays in children. most of the chemicals have been phased. out of consumer products, but there is still used in firefighting uniforms and foam. now if the band passes the department would have until july of 2026. to get new gear. the feds are investigating waymo due to

daniel boone or something like that?. >> davy crockett. >> seth: but he also has a boone. >> a boone-ishness. any kind of a pioneersman, he could do. >> seth: okay, great. >> this one is pretty -- it's timely. richard simmons. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] and just to make it clear, he will not shave his beard for any of these, correct? >> well, he would think about it. he would think about it. and this is your new york state governor, kathy hochul. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] okay. so i mean i guess, like -- first of all, incredible wig. [ laughter ] yeah, i guess they're just -- >> he did that himself. >> seth: they're just -- oh, he does his own wigs? >> yeah, he does his own wigs. >> seth: we don't have money for an extra wig person. [ light laughter ] if he could bring his own wig guy, that would be really good for us. >> so i'll tell him he can call? >> seth: yeah, he can call. >> i can give him your number? >> seth: no. give him a number, just not mine. [ laughter ] feel free to give him a number.

those feelings are a boon for some retailers, like walmart, which reported quarterly earnings that beatave been flocking to the discount retailer as inflation has been taking a bite out of budgets. now much of what mark's gains are coming from high income shoppers who are making up a greater portion of the company's business. they are still spending on big ticket items like electronics — but low income shoppers are feeling more of the strain, especially amid elevated housing and gasoline costs. how they feel about the economy is sure to become a central issue when voters take to the polls in november's presidential election. carl tannenbaum, chief economist at northern trust, the stock market is still doing very well, ample opportunities, wages that are rising faster which improves real purchasing power, so shoppers are very active in their shopping. we saw those _ active in their shopping. we saw those stock market gains, or investors only looking at the potential interest rate cuts? i the potential interest rate cuts? ., ., , the potential interest rate cuts? ., ., ., cuts? i would ho

maybe they should ask the serbian president, alexander boone church, he has said that he will fight this initiative with all of his strength in part at the you when. how is he doing that in new york? while he was lobbying uh, the last weeks and months to really uh try to postpone this resolution. and he already delivered his speech and he really accused germany by using all its power to threaten him. that's what you said, smaller countries toward just all the ways they would face really economical uh, threats from germany, if they wouldn't vote in favor. why does he do that? he says, you know, he wants to keep the wounds close. he says it's not necessary. uh, to kind of uh, you know, start the whole debate again and of course, he's also probably afraid that maybe some other accusations will arise. yeah. like we said, the politics and memory, the politics of power, winning the same for a lot of people because he's in his pole with the latest from the un headquarters in new york in this thing. all right, to south asia, now we're parts of pakistan. india are in the groups of a severe hit wa

and buyer labor causing already made history the season as they were crowned german boone just like a champions for the 1st time ever. and now they've sealed a historic double by also winning the german comp. their opponents, 2nd division kaiser, slept and went into the match hoping for a miracle. and they didn't make it easy for labor cruising in the sold out on that big stadium in girl and got champions by a leave of course, and petrified hops against the 2nd division. opponents kind of notes on it. the 1st scoring opportunity of the game with this shot from don't you stick to the 16 submitted by image. see kind of did a little better with this amazing long distance as it's making. it's one new. perfect. so it's no chance. sometimes it's not a gatekeeper. you had to make a set up. the 2nd yellow card. do you have a clue dependent? what do you don't need? well, sense of to choose 10 men. the favorites had to keep sleep because there's no tends to be as it actually was hoping to equalize dis, disney image or the 2nd house. so there's studies, it's almost good and sick and going to buy

the season as they were crowned german boons. his legal champions for the 1st time ever. and now they've sealed a historic double by also winning the german comp. their opponents 2nd division kaiser slouch and went into the match hoping for a miracle. and they didn't make it easy for labor causing. and they sold out olympic stadium in berlin of the business to get simpkins buy and leave our closing petrified house against the 2nd division. opponents kind of notes on it. the 1st story opportunity of the game with his shot from don. you stick to the 16th committed by a dispute. uh gunshot. did a little better with this amazing long distance efforts making its well no perfect sense, no chance because it's not. i don't keep the union side to make a sense of the 2nd, you know, kind of difficult, hey, i mean, we're a, we're a 2nd division team and, you know, live at cruising was the tablet of germany and i think we've done very good, very well. and i think we can be proud of our team and we shouldn't, we shouldn't be sad about the game and the, the result of the game because it

her just as it read did mention boone counts to be the county that's having all of it taken from the eye met a man he was from boone county pretty came up to me and said to me this is not our indiana anymore. and so i would like to know if brad can address the many hoosiers in the state that do not feel like it is in their state of indiana anymore? they are not about the billions of dollars. >> all right jim for doing to weigh in on this question. >> of former county commissioner fm collaboration the thing with boone county and the commissioners there is not been that collaboration between the state and local governments. that is absolutely critical. that is why went to empower local and economic develop in organizations to have that true partnership. >> all right mr. doden go ahead. again we need to have a 92 county strategy in which every community is an opportunity to be successful. where we recognize small businesses startups drive our economy. well enjoy and appreciate the large investments that are made but small businesses drive our economy. >> kamala harris you get more appla

i actually met the man that was from the boone county and he came up to me and he said to me this is not our indiana anymore. so i would like to know if brad can address inrs many hoosiers enlisted the don't feel like state of indiana anymore? because they're not about the billions of dollars. >> all right. ms. crouch, , did you want to wait. >> was as a former county commissionla have to have collaboration and visit with the boone county tippecanoe county commissioner there's nothing that collaboration between the state and local governments. that's absolutely critical. that's what one empowers local economic development organizations to have that true partnership. >> all right. mr. doden go ahead. >> again i think>> we need to he a 92 county strategy in which every community has an opportunity to bee successful ad where we recognize that small business and start its drive our economy. we all enjoy and appreciate the large investments that were made but small businesses drive our economy. >> mr. hill, can you get more applause this time with just a introduction? >> i think i can pic

so the boon may not be as beneficial as thought. and nvidia hitting 78% in gross margins. that means if nvidia is making that much, it will cost dell a lot and so definitely caution going into earnings. so the stock down 4% today. but look specifically for ai server bookings. about $4 billion. and then any commentary about the pc recovery which some are saying is under way. >> well, it would be a big boon if now that microsoft is out with its ai pchl. do we expect dell to enter the space? >> their earnings report said about 10% of their pc shipments in the second half of the year will be specifically ai pcs. but the 10% number is still small with hp inc. saying most is in fiscal 2025. and so maybe we won't see the immediate rise in pc sales and especialliment a i ai pc sales. options market is at least 9%. >> what will an ai pc allow me do than pc doesn't already? >> excellent question. there is asis a neuro processin unit. and the key thing, it can do all your ai needs like write email, plan your eye continue remember all on the actual laptop. it doesn't need to connect t

under the old one and the 3 the reconstruction was created after more than $100.00 fragments of scope boon were painstakingly piece together. the woman who archaeologist say was probably in her forties, had been laid to rest in a cave in a rocks, kurdistan region remains of other neanderthals have been found in the same place. and there are signs that the burial site may have been used for centuries. the falls died out around 40000 years ago. andrews, a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour. the wave of student demonstrations in the u. s. continues in los angeles for, for ways cleared a pro palestinian protest camp at the university of california at los angeles, presented by them, defended students' rights to protest, but said they did not have the right to quote cause chaos and you are up to date for to stick around, that's an extra we have a documentary about how brussels leather industry is threatening the local rain for us. and remember, you can always get more news to go on our website that's to w dot com on there until for lynn. thank you very much for

we put the question to cas boons that to shop off a researcher at the university of ho heidelberg, an expert on cyber conflict and cyber security. a slow april 28 is a very well known hacker group that is associated with the military intelligence on g o. u of the russian state. and they have a long history of cyber operations against most and of course your pin democratic states. but of course, also folks out of the united states and they saw that at the beginning of the century, for example, more with espionage operation, operations against stage and political entities. and then later on and also shift the probations to what so called heck them sneak operations. so operations where they do not only still information that can be used then for strategic decision making, but also using those kinds of information. for example, in the run of, of them credit collections to meet those information to the public in order to so chaos and distrust and in order to undermine democratic national election processes, as has been the case. for example, in 2016, we sent the mc heck of the ration i'm i

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those feels are a boon for retailers like walmart that beat estimates in quarterly revenue.are flocking as inflation takes a bite out of budgets. shares hit a record close thursday. now much of their gains are coming from high income shoppers, making up a greater portion of the company's business. they're still spending on big tickets like electronics, but low income shoppers are feeling more of the strain. that's especially amid elevated housing and gas costs. how they feel about the economy is sure to be a central issue when voters take to thele tos for november's presidential election. let's unpack the outlook for the world's biggest economy with carl tannenbaum, chief economist at northern trust right here in the studio. the primary thing is the same thing that's been going through their mind for three years, the job market is still doing very, very well. ample opportunities a lot ofjob creation, wages rising faster than the rate of inflation which improves real purchasing power. they're very hack tive in shopping. we purchasing power. they're very hack tive in shopping.

i j was noticing he didn't mentn boone county because that is having all the water taken from them. i met a man that was from boone county and he came up to me and said this is not our indiana anymore. i would like to know if he can address the many hoosiers in the state they don't feel like it's theirn state of indiana anymore because they are not about the billions of dollars. >> did you want to weigh in? >> as a former commission you have o to have collaboration and there hasn't been that collaboration between the state and local government. that's absolutely critical. that's why i want to end power of the organizations to have that true partnership. >> so again i think we need to have a 92 county strategy in which every community has an opportunity to be successful and where we recognize the small business startups drive our economy. we all enjoy and appreciate the large investments that are made but the businesses drive the economy. >> could you get more time -- >> i think i can. i'm kind of concern to the conce lieutenant governor is suggesting there needs to be something done

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brings to it, in the centuries old tradition, brought by spanish colonizers that a spit man against boons. ever since. once popular entertainment has been losing signs in recent years, as low as courts and municipal governments prohibited the events on ethical grounds . during getting to a pastime for a small elite in the country is to this victory, reevaluate the culture. we inherited a culture of violence of torture that does not deserve to be called culture. the next generations will grow up in a country with culture will define things much more creatively than torturing animals to the amusement of a few insensible people. supporters and detractors of the tradition squared off in congress lowers house before the long delayed boat, etc. the door to go to my theme. a 2nd generation bullfighter proudly showed us pictures of a skates. he says the dedicated his entire life to the bulls case, the insurance. okay. the hardest part of the prohibition is that even if they help us find another job, even if i find something that pays me better, i simply don't understand life for the bull fighting

the vast majority of whom want to go home, bringing with them skills and resources that will be a boon for ukraine's economy. together, ukraine's partners have contributed $85 billion in economic and development aid, providing a lifeline to ukraine's government at a time when beating back putin's invasion has forced the government to invest almost all of its revenue in self-defense. that assistance means that first responders can charge into residential buildings to pull people from the rubble of russian strikes. it means doctors and nurses can care for wounded civilians and soldiers. it means teachers can educate ukraine's rising generations good the future of the country. now, for every dollar that the united states has put towards assistance for ukraine, others have invested three more. japan and korea are supplying generators and gas turbines to rebuild the energy grid. italy and others are helping address the massive humanitarian and environmental costs of russia's destruction. norway is helping to rebuild schools, hospitals and other essential services. i could go on. we talk a l

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it's going to be a boon for the neighborhood, caltrans says. >> this part of the project will finish on thursday, with one more day in june to complete. striping the repaving of 19th ave will extend from golden gate park, all the way to san francisco state university. that work is set to take place next spring in san francisco. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 732, congressional republicans are pressing the u.s. department of transportation on federal funding approved for california's high speed rail project in december. president biden approved $3 billion for the long delayed rail system. congressman sam graves and senator ted cruz write that they're concerned the biden administration will keep funding the project despite indications there was, quote, no reasonable path forward for successful completion. they are asking for documents detailing the decision to be released by june 12th. a state agency spokesperson says they are taking these concerns seriously and are ready to respond to the dot. recent mountain lion sightings have caught some residents by surprise. they'r

curtis boone, secretario interino de la junta del condado de santa clara, anunció cambios a través de parte estamos explorando opciones para mejorar el acceso a nuestras reuniones en varios idiomas para que el público pueda entender toda la información y también participar. habrá traducción simultánea en todas las reuniones de la junta de supervisores mientras adoptamos nuevas tecnologías y modelos de traducción, tal y como han hecho otras ciudades y condados. cabe destacar que en la junta de supervisores mencionadas se contó con un intérprete que tradujo los comentarios públicos durante la reunión. sin embargo, aquellos que solo hablaban el idioma en español no pudieron entender esas discusiones oficiales debido a los requisitos formales del condado. para solicitar este servicio de interpretación. oye, sandra, y qué otras ciudades y condados del área de la bahía? hay alguno que haya adoptado alguna nueva tecnología de modelo de traducción diferente o algo por el estilo? si, por mencionar unos ejemplos. por ejemplo, el año pasado la ciudad de san josé comenzó a ofrecer estos servicios

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. >> other businesses say just being in san francisco is a boon for them. jordan schultz runs sf game development, which helps video game designers get their game started. he says the concentration of highly innovative and creative people here is something that can't be found. many other places. >> as the developers that are working at these big tech companies on the side, right, they're working on building their passion projects and their video games, and they're raising funding here. >> and while she might not be breakdancer ing mayor london breed says she's working with elected leaders to make sure the city does its part to help trying to create more small businesses and investments in san francisco and we have a first year free program where we waive all city fees for anyone opening a brick and mortar business. >> we've seen so many makers finally get an opportunity to open a storefront in san francisco. >> in san francisco. tim johns, abc seven news. >> our other breakthrough tonight, while san francisco waits for the supreme court to determine if it c

after hours of searching below them here and his team have come across more boons in a remote field based on the location below them, near concludes that these are also russian bodies. he hopes the remains can be handed over later during an exchange of fallen. soldiers on the bottom, you can be sure what you mean and say, i'm only looking at some point a special unit, but they'll take care of handing over the bodies organ. victoria he picks his whole thing for such a hand over. her youngest son was probably killed and maria pulled on russian occupied territory. only an exchange of remains would allow her to bury him. 3 of us, all sorts of we need to seize any opportunity to exchange the did. you have to go just to give back remains without getting anything in return to the certificate. so it's important for every month a to be able to move on as a grade for what that is. but despite all the efforts of search teams is the largest burial site of your korean soldiers is likely not here in the cemetery. but in the vast fields of eastern ukraine, for many older europeans, images of the war in

residents are afraid that they'll no longer recognize their clean height when the items with the wild boon height, the locals tend to voice their opinions. tesla employees that commute here are much more reticent every day they have to pass the protesters. information stands to get to the factory side. what do you think of the protest camp here? no comment. what's your take on the camp? tension is rising in the camp. police are patrolling the area but aren't allowed to evacuated yet. the occupation is officially registered until the end of may. only then would the police be allowed to disperse the camp. the activists are preparing for that day. we're trying not to be too invasive, but theoretically i'd have permission to march right through here because i can't see any of the dug a hole in the ground back there. or if there's a fire pit or rubbish, i can't see it from here. savings and moves from here, we'll say see they're planning the bigger anti tesla protest soon along with other activist groups for room. and it's not just about the situation here. he's also critical of the continual e

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talk to your provider or visit freestylelibre.us/medicare boon bay, mourning his son's sudden death, remembering those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. now people are spending their memorial day weekend remembering those who served, plus a carnaval takeover in san francisco's mission district. a big party celebrating the rich colors, sounds and flavors of latin american culture. the news at six starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney jia has the night off. we are following a developing situation in contra costa county. a leaky pipe has forced 50 people to evacuate from a senior apartment complex in oakley. this all started about 1130 this morning. firefighters say they got a call about someone stuck in an elevator in this four story building. when crews got there, they found water leaking onto an electrical panel. they evacuated everyone inside the building, including people who use walkers and wheelchairs. you see it right there. neighbors say this is not the first issue they've had with this building. lots of flooding, lots of pipe issues in this building. ther

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a judge by profession, she's been a boon. does talk deputy since 2021. i cite the plenary, hold a copy of the constitution, gravitas, i think the most important also to linda german constitution is alta cool. one human dignity shall be inviolable. the constitution obeys the clothes that we have in germany is based on the posting on the individual head, on the rights of the individual person and how we can live together in the community. and in all nations. traces of the past can be signed all over the guy's talking. here on the ground floor, red army soldiers left their mark as they celebrated victory over nazi germany. in may. 1945. this arch installation also documents the parliament's eventful history . as this i seized, disposed to see all kinds of german mendez's, parliament and m o deputies to a democratically elected from world war one to 1999, have a bulk. and you'll also see members of parliament who are not things have gone to the end of the body, will serve victims of national socialism. this is where the political work happens behind this gla

while it's a win for all of us here in washington obviously, it's actually a boon to china's panda programome of the most cutting-edge innovations in panda fertility have taken place right here in d.c. at the national zoo. and pandas are notoriously difficult breeders, so send them here in d.c. we'll get them straightened out. >> all right. pandas and politics. that was our nancy cordes. >>> and this is the "cbs news roundup." reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ ( >>> hello and thanks so much for watching. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are some of the stories we're tracking on "cbs news roundup." >>> former president donald trump found guilty on all counts in his criminal hush money trial. >>> also, a verdict in another case that gripped the nation, the so-called doomsday murders. >>> and israel claims new gains in the war against hamas. >>> former president donald trump now a convicted felon. a historic verdict from a 12-member jury in a manhattan courtroom on thursday. trump was handed guilty verdicts on all 34 charges of illegall

uh, it has crashed over in the, in the uh, corporate mind, which is called some boons. so one of the issue is, is, is, is there with broken, i bought the education industry or iran, which right off the, the, as long as the revolution in 1979 came on the had the sanctions from the western world lied to by the usa. so that you run an embryo by the education industry is quite an old, outdated one. the equipment that they use, the average of vehicles had a comp those at the passenger planes that they use are quite outdated. and due to the sanctions, the regulatory, these are not able to replace them with an update. this stuff is dictated the technologies or i will need a, a pause. that's why in the run speak with the order here that the reports of the crashes, the when never there is every 4th of the crash that the crash. so you need to take it quite serious on these crashes because usually very, very badly in the last. in the last couple of decades, we have seen dozens and dozens of such crashes, which cost was cost times of the v. i. p lives in, in iran, and also now the

i think the only reaction we know right now, brian, politically is that this is going to be a huge boon to donald trump's fund-raising. we're already hearing that his website's crashing. that win red, which is the counterpart to act blue, republican grassroots fund-raising platform is crashing because so many people now are sending money. and we know one of donald trump's disadvantages going into this cycle is he has anemic fund-raising. so ironically, this verdict today, if you said what's the immediate political reaction, is it is helping donald trump with his fund-raising and solidifying a huge amount of his committed vote. >> yeah, jimmy, earlier we showed predict it and we showed that joe biden had popped up one% basically, one cent as they label it, above the former president. jimmy, i hope you're there. if we look at polymarket, which is bigger, polymarket has trump still up 14% over president biden. which seems very fascinating given that we have now just had the former president be convicted of 34 counts. jimmy, what is your take on how this may impact not just the election but

focus on the future political settlement inside gaza, it is in part because we worry that this is a boonism, to terrorism groups growing all around the world. >> right. the national security adviser was suggesting there that the line hasn't been crossed yet. >> well -- >> looking at whether there's a lot of death and destruction. there is a heck of a lot of death and destruction. >> yes, which is why i am amongst many of my colleagues who have called on israel to pause military operations to try to get this humanitarian nightmare under control, and to take the time to come up with a realistic solution for what gaza looks like after the fighting stops. what you have seen in the past few weeks is that as israel clears out of certain areas, like northern gaza, hamas is just filling back in because there's no viable plan for governance. israel has to take the time to both be less cavalier about the humanitarian costs but also come up with a plan for what gaza looks like after the fighting stops, and the fighting is going to stop at in some point. >> >> i understand the intention behind being

the fires continued to boone across the new caledonian capital new, ma'am. the us and a text came and made pro, chased by a pro independence group, fighting against a move it believes is designed to marginalize its voice. clearly, things often keep one more account. can we hope that the state listens to us, that they realize that we do not agree with this? we do not agree with that. little on tuesday, the french parliament to ignore those calls, adopting a constitutional reform bill that would allow french residents who have lived in new caledonia for 10 years to vote and provincial elections. it still needs to be ratified in congress, but the indigenous cannot believe the change will dilute the vote. and the push for independence. the government says it wants to solve the crisis through face to face . torques is obviously, i'm inviting. you call it don't use a political lead, is to take front is out stretch time and come to paris, the discussions in the coming weeks. the important thing is dialogue. the important thing is reconciliations. the important thin

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even extreme temperatures affect to ations that's negatively when medicine, storage power is about as boone, i would just be around there with the palestine, the path to hong kong, with 14 pro democracy activists have been found guilty of violating the city. so full national security and all the charges stem from the campaign quoting for independence elections and they send me a ton of a city that along $47.00. not to this arrested under the law in 2021. 31 pleaded guilty under awaiting sentencing to well acquitted. let's bring in elaine pearson. she's the asian director of human rights watch and joins us live from the time capital bank calculating goods. happy with a so 14 of the 47 not to this have been found guilty under china is so called national security. you know, are you surprised by the verdict? was this really a full going to conclusion? do you think? no, we're not really surprised. i mean, prior to this, the national security law has had a 100 percent conviction race. but, but, you know, the reality is, i think this conviction really shows. busy what other contempt, the hong kong