what responsibility, on brisbane, _ diverse. what responsibility, on brisbane, do _ diverse.sibility, on brisbane, do you think i on brisbane, do you think university had to ensure they are diverse learning environments? universities have a responsibility to teach. that's what they have an opportunity — responsibility to do, and teach the best students with the best professors in the best way. they don't have a responsibility to correct the ills of a secondary education system that is at fault for the racial inequality that we see amongst students applying to universities — and they certainly don't have a responsibility to discriminate against one racial group. because they're trying to foster this false idea that there is some sort of equality in grades by admitting various racial groups to colleges. that's a very dangerous path for us to go down. we've been on the wrong path. we should make sure we have a race—neutral admissions process at universities. if we look at higher education, what is the right way to address inequalities there? inequality in what? in education? ine

across 101 near brisbane, there is a wind advisory issued, there. it looks like traffic is fairly quiet, not a lot of delays across 680, 780 is clear. we do have a broken down vehicle heading into the altamont pass where there is a wind advisory, as well. traffic is busy coming out of tracy getting onto 580. what's your past that point, it is clear the rest of the way. s to public transit and i will that, coming up. ks o countrs second ieny. 6 three tive decree, hundreds of thousands of enslaved african americans in texas were finally free. joe biden signed legislation making juneteenth a federal holiday. now there are more juneteenth festivals, parades and annuals . justin andrews met a south bay artist who has been centering his artwork around the joy of black culture. >> reporter: every stroke is freedom for rashid lattimore. he is a self-taught graffiti artist whose hands speak louder than his voice ever could. >> art is my voice, my stamp on the world. i always say that the murals did not paint themselves on the wall. it was artists who did tha

passing written in was likely in brisbane -- showers likely in brisbane.a good part of southeast asia is dry but heavy showers in sulawesi and the northern philippines. big showers elsewhere in sumatra. seasonal rain is offshore for china and japan, especially -- accept to the south. the daytime heat is getting greater, particularly in northern china. >> after a journey of 10 years in which the award for translation and international understanding has become the most important translation award from into the arabic language, the award announces the award period starts until the 30 first of july. applications are accepted that hta.qa. ♪ >> two days after president zelenskyy acknowledged ukraine's counteroffensive had begun, the country's top military command says there is heavy fighting on several lines. ukraine says it has really taken seven villages -- retaken several villages. a city in sudan has been blocked as fighting worsens. at least 18 have been killed in the capital region since a one day truce and did sunday. -- ended sunday. silvio berlusconi ha

sean: on march 5, 2013, five russians flew into brisbane airport.re here for a holiday. they were part of a larger group of nine russians who had made multiple visits to queensland since 2010. ilya: there's these guys who came to australia a few times. they're not very higher-rank russian businessmen, yeah? it looks like that they have some businesses in russia, but it's not big business, let's say. sean: the russians were involved in two siberian businesses: an ice cream factory and a precious-gem company. during their visits, there have been 24 accounts at this one surfers paradise branch, and over three years, more than $29 million was deposited into them. dr. david chaikin: the russians obtained debit cards on those bank accounts, and they used those debit cards to fund luxury holidays, designer clothes, expensive jewelry. the australian federal police carried out a six-month investigation, and with the material they had, they sought successfully to freeze those bank accounts in queensland. sean: in court, the australian federal police said they

and both of these incidents happened on the island near brisbane.s say they increased control and dingos are capable of reflecting serious harm and can be quite brazen. >> okay. well imagine you're in the final leg of the race and suddenly orcas begin to swarm your boats. this happened to a team when three orcas took interest of the ship's runner. and while the orcas were beautiful to see, it slowed them down quite a bit. this is a six-month race around the world that wraps up on july 1. >>> all right, from dingos, orcas now to the warriors. the warriors now have a few new members on their team. but the spotlight is on chris paul. and they talk about how the trade affects them and how if you have heart disease and are on a statin, loweriring choleststerol cacan be hard.d. didiets and d exercise add to t the strugglgle. today,y, it's possssible toto go from s struggle to choholesterol s success with leqvivio. with a statin, leqvqvio is provoven to lower bad d cholesterorol by over r% and kekeep it loww with t two doses a a year. common s side effectc

john geber: this was at the g20 summit in brisbane in 2014, where our 100-year-old semillon was chosenn: so you had the president of america and the president of china drinking your wine. john: and the president of château tanunda as well. stephen: despite submitting to a forensic investigation by chinese officials, chateau tanunda received a prohibitive tariff, and the timing, in the lead up to the chinese new year sales, maximized the pain. john: so this is the year of the ox for 2021. unfortunately for us, of course, we came into all these tariffs, and everything was sort of closed down. it's a long game. our wine industry is not a marathon. it's not even a double marathon, it's a triple marathon, and you've just got to keep going. stephen: china accounted for 40% of australia's wine exports. tony: it's been a devastating impact. so once the tariffs were introduced, we found that the markets actually dropped to zero. we've got to find a new home for $1.1 billion worth of wine. stephen: there's been significant chinese investment in the australian wine industry, especially in the bar

postecoglou did the same over a decade later with brisbane roar from where he took over the nationalping them qualify for 2018. then a move to japan where he would win thej—league title with yokohama marinos and pick up some useful information about talent that would help him in his most recentjob — celtic. five out of the six available domestic trophies went their way under postecoglou, including a treble this season. all of which recommended him to spurs, a club in a need of a re—set and according to australian football commentator simon hill, in need of a bit of big ange. this is a job that he is probably waited for all his life. he grew up watching england football, he's a liverpool fan as a child. and loves english football. he is ready for theirs. make no mistake. he'll set about this task in his usual manner. he'll set about this task in his usual manner. will be methodical, he'll pay great attention to detail. and things won't happen immediately. the celtic board stuck with him and you've all seen the end result. obviously, the premier league is the toughest competition of al

this was mentioned yesterday at a mining conference in brisbane by the ceo of minerals -- saying they manufacturer but will be making batteries in a lab in melbourne to explore the applications for these minerals, some of the other critical minerals as well, how they perform in real-world applications and sort of allow them to tailor their products towards customers. network is going to start at the end of this year. -- that work is going to start at the end of this year. >> they don't produce lithium at the moment but that is about to change? >> that is another key piece of the puzzle. there's a project in argentinaa mine serbia, which once complete would be the largest in europe. the lithium sector is very much dominated by smaller and medium-sized players. you kind of look at that and think, it is rather ripe for consolidation and that is a subject a lot of analysts have been writing about as well. plenty of demand here. benchmark minerals intelligence had a report out saying the lithium market is going to be facing a supply crunch towards the end of the decade, another 51 billion

traveling southbound 101, working his way out of brisbane and south city and he will pass the airporta bit. it's been a nice commute this morning, at least on the peninsula. no troubles there. where we are starting to track a few brake lights is the ride into the altamont pass. 580, 880, maybe 580 to the bay bridge, things are quiet. most of the bridges are quiet. san mateo looks good as well both directions moving along nicely as you work east or westbound. westbound is the commute direction. we see more volume on that side of the roadway heading to 101. right now up early, that's the advantage. not a lot of cars on the roadway slowing you down. everything is clear on the dumbarton bridge. 880 both directions looks good. a live look at traffic near the dublin interchange. especially the right lanes connecting to 680, starting to slow down for anyone making the trek in and out of the altamont. westbound 205 out of tracy getting slow to 580. >>> it's 520, new red tide concerns this morning. we introduce you to the volunteers playing a critical role in the cleaning efforts. >>> later, a

they believe burglarized a home in brisbane's.ded to a residential alarm on santa clara street thursday night around 9 when they checked the home, they found a broken window near the back and they believe it took the suspects about 5 total minutes to be in and out of the house leading them to conclude that they knew specifically what was that they were looking for and where. plus, these are pictures that they shared. 3 people dressed in dark clothing. this is the suspected car they drove in. it's a black bmw x 3. the car has already been flagged when entered and left town. they have not been alerted of it coming back since. all right. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. now we're going to take a live look at the san mateo bridge out there. kind of a i don't know what you how you would describe the scene, but we've got people slow moving in both directions. there heading in and out of a, you know, just getting on with their weekend. what's going on in the weather world recent? yeah, very quiet night out there right now.

they believe burglarized a home in brisbane's. police responded to a residential alarm on santa clara state street thursday night around 9. when they checked the home, they found a broken window near the back. they believe it took the suspects about 5 minutes to be in and out of the house, leading them to believe they knew specifically what they were looking for and where to find it. these are pictures that were shared of the 3 people dressed in dark clothing. this is the suspected car. they drove in its a black bmw x 3. the cars already been flagged when it entered and left town. they have not been alerted of it coming back sense. he's a recent college grad and he's just 14 years old. and now he's going to work for spacex, kyron quasi of pleasanton as a software engineer and just graduated from santa clara university 14 years old. the teen prodigies grab the attention of national outlets for his impressive academic accomplishments and despite not being old enough to drive a car, he's ready for his job with one of the world's top

they believe burglarized a home in brisbane's.esponded to an alarm on santa clara street thursday night around 9 o'clock. they found a broken window near the back after searching the home. police say took the thieves about 5 minutes to be in and out of the house. and let's take a look at images now that officer shared of 3 people dressed in dark clothes. those of the suspects there of this is the suspect vehicle that they drove in. officers say which is described as a black bmx bmw x 3. while most new state laws take effect january. first, some go into effect, july 1st, starting next month, california will be the first state in the country to seal criminal records automatically. it will happen 4 years after a sentenced has been completed. and if no other convictions have happened, records of an arrest that does not but do not result in a conviction will also be sealed, but not all criminal records can be sealed, which includes serious and violent felonies and crimes requiring offender registration. 2 bills dealing with homelessnes

you see temperatures warming up a little bit. 62 millbrae about 61 of brisbane's. 64 degrees in san carlos, a nice day in redwood city. the south bay could be filled with many 70's, even a couple 80's by tomorrow afternoon. but 80 in saratoga, 80 in campbell, 78 in santa clara about 77 in cupertino, east bay. also, we'll see those temperatures begin to rise up in the 80's there. so getting closer to the average for this time of year. but just inside the bay, you'll feel the effects still that sea breeze. and that will keep the numbers down generally in the 60's around the bay. and then you've got some 80 showing up well inland. so overall looks like the pattern about to shift gears, cool 50's along the coastline. and i think even during the heat wave, that's where you can find all the cool weather is right along the coastline as we got enough of the sea breeze, not that offshore wind up toward the beaches. it's going to be much as 30 35 degrees cooler. but over the weekend, yeah, the heat is on hot temperatures through saturday and sunday cooling down toward the 4th of july. thank you, law

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during the first trump impeachment trial back in 20 2019, that show can wasn't even investigate brisbanethe conspiracy theory doesn't really make sense. also, if andrea bottom, why am i announcing to the world that i'm doing corruption? >> this is our rehash from four years ago. we made it through this. there's no evidence to show it was actually engaged in this investigation. this has been over multiple times. the problem with shokin, the reason they made -- it it wasn't just by that -- it was an array of people from the west. all sorts of european leaders were joining that call. it was corrupt. he wasn't investigating corruption. he was going out there and he wasn't doing his job as prosecutor general. so, the initial allegations about joe biden. firing him, threatening to withhold american financing. you know, it was sort of a second order threat anyway. that entire thing started with shokin in the first place. shokin started talking to giuliani. early 2019, everything's been downhill from there. you're absolutely right. we've already adjudicated this. any number of times. of course,

they say burglarized a home in brisbane's. it happened at a home on santa clara street thursday night around 9 o'clock police finding a broken window near the back. they say it took the suspect about 5 minutes to be in and out of the house leading them to conclude that the suspects knew exactly what they were looking for and where these are pictures that were shared of the 3 people dressed in dark clothing. this is also the suspected car they drove in, which is a black bmw x 3. the car has already been flagged when it entered and left town. a community is remembering 2 brothers killed in a car crash in dublin. that crash happening tuesday night when their car went into a small tree and light post and then caught on fire police say speeding did play a role in the crash. now a memorial growing for the victims identified as 25 year-old adam and 23 year-old kelly dree she'd both of san ramon remember stopping by to pay their respects. >> i sorry for you says that when they too fast also is there life and >> like play with lives an

we're right back to the 60's for millbrae up to brisbane's while burlingame south of the peninsula back into the low to mid 70's today, south bay temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. san jose and campbell, up to 77 degrees after yesterday's mid 70's livermore at 76 today. also back into the low 70's for san leandro while conquered and danville at 76 for your highs. we do make a return to the 70's as well from the late up to napa on over to santa rosa and down to save or fell after 60's and all the spots yesterday. looking ahead, temperatures tomorrow, saturday, sunday and monday, staying nice and cool really tuesday of next week. we'll start to see a modest warmup. and by next wednesday could see a few low 80's that are very warmest on the map. all in all this forecast is going to be comfortable, though. so enjoy every moment of it before the inevitable he returns at some point looking outside at our roads. still doing really great out there. you know, there's also the inevitable pickup in traffic that we're going to see. so hopefully you're getting out there early and enjoying

by retired army general mcryan, a former defender of the army defense college, and joins us from brisbaneskyy previewed that counteroffensive and his take, sobering. there was no prbravado there. he said, russia has superior air power. how do you assess ukraine's readiness at this point, even given what zelenskyy says they do not have at this point? >> well, hi, paula. it's good to be with you again. ukraine has been preparing for this offensive for many, many months, indeed since the end of last year. they've been absorbing new equipment, forming new brigades, conducting preliminary operations, deep strikes in ukraine and beyond. so they are as ready as they'll ever be. there's never a perfect time, but the time is getting close for them to launch this offensive. >> now, can you walk us through and describe what you are describing as a reconnaissance mission by ukraine. and it's been ongoing, as you point out, for months. how crucial will that be to the success or failure of this counteroffensive? >> well, for many months, ukrainian forces will have been conducting reconnaissance across

now, 60's for your daytime highs in sf and at the coastline, 60's as well from brisbane's down to millbrae while burlingame south into the south bay. pretty consistently into the 70's areas like san jose up from yesterday's low 70's to upper 70's today. livermore. you're at 76 degrees. while oakland up to richmond, hang on to the 60's. a change for the north bay. you had been in the 60's. now it's back to the 70's you go. so temperatures are just a little bit warmer, but not warm enough to get us back to the 80's just yet. we're going to save that number for the middle of next week. as for the time between here and there the weekend ahead, looks great 60's and 70's for your warmest of temperatures. get out and enjoy that before the heat and evidently returns. james. all right. thank you, john. new this morning, religious broadcaster pat robertson has died. >> his family made the announcement saying he passed away. it is virginia beach home this morning. he may know created the christian broadcasting network and found the christian coalition. he also ran for the republican presidential nomi

sunshine there. 61 in half moon bay inside the bay are going to 65 degrees in millbrae about 65 also brisbane'surlingame. then you work your way down the peninsula have sunny skies all day long and the temperatures in the 60's and the 70's about the middle of the peninsula, south bay. the probably see some mid 70's in spots. maybe even starting to see some upper 70's in places like morgan hill about 76 in santa clara. 75 in milpitas and 77 degrees in campbell east bay. temperatures looking nice. how about some mid to upper 70's there tomorrow afternoon. so not the 80's still running below the average, but really some very comfortable temperatures outside, of course, with this cooler numbers that tends to help keep the fire danger down just a bit. and that is some good news. we are going to see temperatures running up in the 70's as you make your way into the delta. 75 indonesia. 75 degrees in napa and 77 degrees in fairfield temperatures. your approach the coastline. it looks like in looks like the temperatures are going to be running into the 50's and 60's and it looks like we're going to see

so little cooler than yesterday was burlingame up to brisbane. it's all 60's for you. redwood city in mountain view each right at 70 degrees. south bay temperatures in the low 70's today while looking at even some upper 60's as far inland dublin and saying remote oakland, you'll be at 64 today and then are very warmest antioch in vacaville, only up to 75 degrees today. let's get your lookahead temperatures tomorrow and through the rest of pride weekend as well as the special olympics going on this weekend. looking great for all these events. it's 60's 70's for most areas for the pride parade on sunday in san francisco, market street can expect a little bit of a foggy start, but sunshine reappearing in the afternoon. i'm john, thank you for that pay. well, if you are in the east bay and you're taking 80 right now. >> depending on where you're coming from, start to build just past richmond into berkeley. so cracking down towards the may 17 minutes. certainly stay on that. you don't need to take pablo avenue. seas are under 20 minutes to make it into the city. 11 minute r

we'll also be in the 60's from brisbane's down through burlingame even a little bit further south down to san mateo redwood city at 74 for your high san jose. very similar to yesterday. temperature wise, it's 74 degrees. you're just taking the rain out of the picture today. pleasanton and livermore. also then i-74 oakland up to richmond in the 60's 60, stay around today as well for napa, sonoma and santa rosa. only at 67 degrees. well below our seasonal averages. so tomorrow friday, keeping the mild weather going and a mild weekend, too, with saturday and sunday, only topping out in the 70's. it won't be until next tuesday that we even see a couple low 80's back on the map for for this to inland spots all right, john, thank you for you are at the roads this morning traveling maybe year, taking 1, 1, right now about 30 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. >> not seeing any major issues there. again, the meteor lights are on at the bay bridge. 19 minutes mace to that fremont street exit, your seven-day average. about 13 minutes, 81 on one and over in the east 80 silly injured down in milpitas.

burlingame on up to brisbane's, even down to san mateo, staying in the 60's today. mountain view at 73 san jose. a comfortably cool. 74 and some 70's continue into the inland east bay with pleasanton livermore, as well as danville. all at 74 oakland, up to richmond and vallejo over to napa and santa rosa. all in the 60's for your daytime highs today. getting your lookahead tomorrow friday, saturday and sunday, a holding 70's inland and 60's by the bay shore comfortable and cooler than average weather. enjoy it because by the middle of next week, we'll start to see temperatures climbing little by little jthn, thank you for that. one of the news is accident. i was tracking it. just clear. however. >> the average will delays because of it. that was at southbound at 80 south of oak street oakland. there's a look at this southbound and northbound. both sides pretty much backed up. i was saying take foothill boulevard because look, 5.80, as busy as well. so now that that is clear, hopefully as the morning goes on, you're going to see things start to turn back to green. fo

so if you're leaving san francisco hoping to catch a flight, there is some slowing as you pass brisbaneg steve back in with today's weather right now. thank you. visible satellite shows us what's going on. low clouds are back in a big way. in fact, some areas coast in the city might even be freezing cold if a man are speaking. but then the higher clouds coming off the sierra making a beeline mainly towards the napa county, sonoma county, lake mendocino, with higher clouds. also coming up from another low moving into the santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains, gardnerville, nevada , third of an inch south lake tahoe, 16/100. the keys tahoe keys picked up a quarter of an inch. thank you, steve bridges, for that information. just west of reno, slightly over a 10th of an inch. and markley ville picked up a 0.04. it was more lightning than anything else, but still plenty of activity, a lot of moisture. it's not changing or going away any time soon. in fact, it looks like it might even increase our focus is on this low down here. it's on the west southwest west of us, but it's going to move

it's cutting 207 jobs in south san francisco and in brisbane. the telecom company qualcomm is releasing 84 workers in santa clara, a financial tech company in san francisco, that just turned a profit for the first time is also laying off workers. synapsis was founded in 2014. it provides banking services to customers, but is eliminating 18% of its workforce. that's more than 40 jobs. ceo is blaming the current economic conditions affecting its clients. its platform firms, and it's expected growth. santa clara county's largest union has voted to authorize a strike. the union represents more than 13,000 county workers, including 911 dispatchers. they say the vote sends a message to santa clara county that these workers are ready to take action if the county does not bargain in good faith. there's about. 2300 vacancies in seiu represented classifications alone in critical positions like 911. dispatcher three like licensed vocational nurse, like public health nurse, child protective services, critical areas that help children, families, vulnerable p

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