we reached out to chevron. in a statement. the company says it respects the rights of individuals to peacefully express their viewpoints, adding chevron richmond remains focused on safely and reliably provides essential energy that keeps the bay area moving in richmond. christy smith, nbc, bay area news. the southern california we go where, after weeks of anger, tension and violence, usc students protesting the war in gaza were forced to pack up camp and leave university grounds. this comes after dozens of police officers in riot gear arrived about 4:00 this morning to help campus officers clear that massive encampment. the antiwar groups have been calling on usc and university. nationwide to stop doing business in israel. but today, the university says it warned the protesters of arrests both in person and through social media. one student journalist says compared with what happened at ucla last wednesday, today was peaceful. it was definitely the protesters left without arrest, without fighting dps or lapd. they were chantin

what we're saying is, hey, chevron, you know, the people of richmond deserve a healthy, safe future, and so do your workers, you know? and so we need to make sure that the refinery is transitioning to sustainable renewable practices. the activist shared videos of them with signs on kayaks, reading pollute no more and fossil fuels and chevron out of richmond. we had a all of our folks go out to the wharf, to temporarily block one of the ships to let them know that, you know, we are the people of richmond, are tired, and we are a force to be reckoned with. essentially, today we have a very big paddle that is an international solidarity event against chevron. the kayakers today talked about their position and reasons for doing this, but we also reached out to chevron for comment in a statement today, chevron says it respects people's rights to express their viewpoints, adding the company is focused on safely and reliably providing energy for the bay area. their colorful kayaks aimed to send a message. we've been on the receiving end of pollution for over 120 years, and as the planet cat

coming up, another tax on chevron's richmond refinery. one step closer to being on the november ballot. >> why one council member says she's voting yes on the idea. >> your local election headquarters? another tax on chevron's richmond refinery is moving closer to the november ballot. city council members voted unanimously last night in favor of a tax on oil refining in the city, including chevron's richmond site, richmond city attorney will now work to prepare a measure for the november ballot, leaving the issue for voters to decide. city leaders say the tax would also help richmond's 34 million dollar budget shortfall. councilmember claudio jimenez last night citing the harm caused by oil refining ahead of her. yes, vote. >> so yes, we pay rates because to pay that fetch i sitting here and had to choose eye. you pay no money to pay the to be and resources to pay for a teeming that what it and it's still >> the state data shows asthma rates for richmond. residents are higher than 90% compared to other californians. and dozens of people s

another tax on chevron's richmond refinery is moving closer to the november ballot.ity council members unanimously voted in favor of a tax on oil refining in the city, including chevron's richmond site. city attorney will now work to prepare a measure for the november ballot leading the issue for voters to decide. councilmember claudia jimenez last night citing the harm caused by oil refining ahead of her. yes, vote. >> so yes, we patriots because to pay that fetch. i of feeding here and had to choose eye. you can money to pay the keys. to be and to pay for a teeming that what it and its to >> according to state data, asthma rates for richmond, residents are higher than 90% of other californians. dozens of people spoke in favor of the measure during public comment as well. recalling the 2012 chevron refinery fire at a number of subsequent flaring incidents since. >> my vision for richmond is to have these polluters pay the city. that's so we can continue to build up our communities to give everyone a better quality of air and life. i want to be able to go to work to

general wilson can you talk a little bit about chevron's efforts? where we are at and the impact you have seen so far going on the path of chevron deference and may be but that's going to change? >> i'm can do that if i could take on to something brown that was just you are trying but when it's appropriate to have a national injunction. i have seen a number of the states for instance california which is a very significant states a large estate in the. they bring public nuisance cases against companies doing business in certain blue states. because of this size bring in the public nuisance cases they e dictating national environmental policy that should otherwise be determined at the federal level for standard uniform purchases. when you have hawaii, connecticut, california, new york, and other states bringing lawsuits under consumer deceptive torque theories or public theories and they are putting mandates somebodies at work in all 50 states for those companies have to comply on nuisance outcomes. and so for me, that's the best scenario from going i

maria: my thanks to chevron's chairman and ceo mike wirth.ion and, adam, when you say permitting is one of the issues, that has broad, broad implications. and this is not just an economic story, but a national security one with as well. >> yeah. and i think that's the real takeaway as i listened to your interview which, by the way, i thought was outstand, insightful. so if we were to allow more permitting, there would be more drilling. if there were more drilling, there would be more oil. if there were more oil, prices would go down. [laughter] it's very logical. and if prices go down, you make it harder for russia to finance its war, you make it harder for iran to finance the making of atomic weapons. and equally important, you actually bring china to the table to the u.s. because suddenly now we have what they want, which is cheap energy. so if we were to simply allow more permitting, it would completely change the dynamics of how the u.s. interacts with both its allies and enemies. maria: yeah. , and lee, you have to believe that that's th

, i don't remember dressed and sat in the uniform of the armed forces of ukraine, so this chevron must is wild for me and for many people who believe that this person really does not have one. the right to wear it, maybe he wants to be thought that he has a big connection, but these are only military men and people who, sorry, life is given both for the flag and for the uniform, if you want, please, to the territorial recruitment centers, you choose a part, or i assign you a part, according to your military accounting specialty, you go and walk in uniform, you will feel great, and also to protect ukraine, and finally very briefly, now you know, the may holidays, many people will continue to celebrate may 8. on may 9, we also continue to celebrate victory day, we will also be frank, especially people who go to the uoc mp, so what they will celebrate, but these are the monuments to the unknown soldier, i am again referring to the monuments themselves, they can be renamed in different ways, to the liberators of ukraine from the nazi plague, you can call it something, but these are the sta

chevron name for the oil company. so this is an important supreme court case in the 1980s where the supreme court of that time, a conservative republican majority, said when an administrative agency does something, the court should show a lot of deference to that agency. and that is it looks like it's about to be overturned. and the courts are going to give a lot deference to the administrative agencies. now, i personally would very much like to believe that there is more to the story than in the eighties. republicans said it to win the presidency and be weak in the courts. and in the 2020, some republicans had to lose presidency and be strong in the courts. i would like to believe there's more to it than that, but i do not, in fact believe there's more to it than that so. so i think but i think they're going to it's going to be like striking down roe versus they're going to strike down chevron. and then everyone is saying, my god, what did we just do and the question i would invite anyone who's on the republican side

chevron name for the oil company. so this is an important supreme court case in the 1980s where the supreme court of that time, a conservative republican majority, said when an administrative agency does something, the court should show a lot of deference to that agency. and that is it looks like it's about to be overturned. and the courts are going to give a lot deference to the administrative agencies. now, i personally would very much like to believe that there is more to the story than in the eighties. republicans said it to win the presidency and be weak in the courts. and in the 2020, some republicans had to lose presidency and be strong in the courts. i would like to believe there's more to it than that, but i do not, in fact believe there's more to it than that so. so i think but i think they're going to it's going to be like striking down roe versus they're going to strike down chevron. and then everyone is saying, my god, what did we just do and the question i would invite anyone who's on the republican side

replacing chevron, where the court is the interpreter of ambiguities, where anything significant, areagencies are disabled from doing anything at all,skeptical majority, skeptical grid large,i think it means there will be much less space for agencies to meaningfully regulate in the we we have become accustomed to them regulating in ways that are often invisible but hugely important to us, everything from clean air and water to drugs safety and efficacy, fyou name . these are the kinds of topics agencies touch and i think the court will make it significantly more difficult for agencies to meaningfully regulate in these domains and i think that will some cleaning not just more traditional power but less meaningf regulation and more subject to the lack of safety and environmental protections that could have very tangible consequences for ourselves and our families. devon: thank you, that is incredible. you mentioned judicial humility and hubris. i'that chevron doctrine is itsef a doctrine of judicial humility because it gives the power away to a branch of government, whereas major questi

zelensky was given a chevron at the meeting, but he is a famous pilot, he flies around the eu countries to give himself the illusion of legitimacy, and the ukrainian pilots reported to the belgian minister of defense as if they were one of their own. the personnel are motivated, and i hope to return home as soon as possible to begin carrying out combat missions. the only question is how they will now carry out these tasks. coming for military pilots constant hunting, surveillance, including information and, above all, intelligence services. if the identity of the pilot is known, he can, for example, be recruited. he is also a valuable prisoner for interrogation and exchange. always would. ukrainian flyers are like that, well then in their own zone they have no chance at all, even if they put on a helmet. anton potkovenko and exposed pilots. the united states reserves the right for ukraine to decide how to use western weapons. this was stated by the united states permanent representative to nato, as part of a discussion about whether it is possible to give kiev the freedom and allow stri

chevron has said they would pull out of the deal if hess�* guyana stake was not included.lanka now — the government has ordered the nation�*s tea industry to raise workers�* wages by next month. companies that refuse to do so could be taken over by the government. tea producers are warning that the 70% increase in pay for tea workers, to around 5 and a half dollars a day, would hurt their business. sri lankan tea is one of the country�*s biggest exports. the industry is worth at least $1.3 billion and brings in much needed foreign currency into the country. for more we�*rejoined by ganeshan wignaraja, a visiting senior fellow at think tank odi. sri lanka announced this wage hike for plantation workers in response to the political cycle of producing facing elections in september to october period. and the wage hike to a boat us dollars is 170 a month, it seemed to garner support around 600,000 plantation workers. this is of course got a reaction from the plantation owners and company saying the economy may become uncompetitive. it economy may become uncompetitive.- economy

chevron has said they would pull out of the deal if hess�* guyana stake was not included.tween mining giants bhp and the uk�*s anglo american. so far, both companies have failed to make progress on terms for $49 billion deal. but the clock is ticking, as the deadline for negotiations will expire at 5pm london time on wednesday. that�*s midnight for us here in singapore. let�*s turn to sri lanka now — the government has ordered the nation�*s tea industry to raise workers�* wages by next month. companies that refuse to do so could be taken over by the government. tea producers are warning that the 70% increase in pay for tea workers, to around $5.50 a day, would hurt their business. sri lankan tea is one of the country�*s biggest exports. the industry is worth at least $1.3 billion and brings in much needed foreign currency into the country. ganeshan wignaraja, a visiting seniorfellow at think tank odi, explained why the government was mandating such a move now. the administration in sri lanka announced this wage hike for plantation workers in response to the political cycle

ukraine in an address to ukrainians on the occasion easter he declared that god wears a chevron with ukraine. chevron with the ukrainian flag, so with such an ally, life will definitely defeat death, well, as they say, there is a ukrainian like for such nonsense, andrey frantsivich, we understand correctly that to convince the ukrainians with other arguments means going to die for this european devilry, which has been actively promoting this way for more than one year, zelensky has nothing left, well, zelensky is in a dead end situation, you need to understand. indeed, on the one hand, he is the president of the war, he understands that the end of hostilities is the collapse of his cadence, his term, although, by the way, it ends soon, he will already be an illegitimate president, and he is already on our lists of criminals who will need to be searched all over the world through interpol, and he and his team, they will continue with all their might, because they make money from this, yes, they receive money from the west, while they use ukraine’s resource in the form of people, human

, he was wearing... the flag of ukraine, the tro sign, the tro chevron, the chevron of the 125th brigade, he was an intelligence commander, this is an intelligence insignia. taras chayka, hero of ukraine, scout of the 125th brigade of territorial defense forces of the ukrainian armed forces. he came to the defense of ukraine at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, although he had health problems, his sense of patriotism and duty to the state prompted him to volunteer. i called the military mother at 5 in the morning, taras said, the war had started. he said, "mom, i know, i'm not in the evening went to bed, i already packed my things." i say: "taras, what are you talking about?" mom, i'm going to the war, and on the very first day he went to the army and enlisted for four days, he proved to the army mother that he could go to serve taras chaika served in the 125th brigade of the territorial defense forces, and in april he joined the intelligence unit and said: "mom, i'm transferring ." i can't stay at the headquarters when the war is going on and i have to fight i asked yo

we reached out to chevron for comment on the proposed tax and so far have not heard back. >> lawmakersn sacramento have passed to significant car related bills as kron four's. catherine heenan reports. now one of them is going after people who go way too fast. >> so they're going to stop everyone from driving excessively. but some people will slow down. senator scott wiener says speed is a huge factor in the number of people dying on california roads. >> more than 4,000 people a year. that's up more than 20% in the last 5 years. the senator says he thinks he has a way to make at least some people more aware, so-called speed limiters. >> so this is existing technology that use in some cars right now. and it's very simple that it if you go more than 10 miles over the speed the car will alert. you will be it. but beat what watching a lie just to alert. you're not. it's a salacious one time. lot of times people are intending to go in excessive speed and even realize help out cars traveling. >> the bill would have the speed devices and all new cars made or sold in california by 2032. with a

i did think it was chevron. >> let's focus on your clam. >> no, no, no. >> chevron. >> chevron, yeah.n your clam. >> thank you. you should. here is the -- this is the way i look at this. first of all, a dramatic move to 98. unfortunately, it stalled. number two, and broader, this again just speaks to the underlying strength of the industry and the sector and the fact that these are well run companies. balance sheets and stock performance that do deals like this, this sector is in play. if there was ever a rotation out of technology, which will happen, the money will find its way into energy, you stay with the trade, i think. >> mizuho asks an interesting question. does it make conoco better or just bigger? but maybe at this point in the cycle these giants just need to be bigger. they need to keep up with production. they want to by assets that are proven. >> there is a race by drillers to buy more oil and gas wells. $150 billion of deals done by their competitors. conoco was shedding assets for a long time. i thought they were more efficient and led some of the divestiture in the lean

zelensky was given a chevron at the meeting, but he is a famous pilot, he flies around the eu countries to give himself the illusion of legitimacy, and the ukrainian pilots reported to the belgian minister of defense how in front of yours. the personnel are motivated, and i hope to return home as soon as possible to begin carrying out combat missions. this is just how they are now. will carry out these tasks, the question is: military pilots are under constant hunting and surveillance, including information, and above all by the intelligence services, if the identity of the pilot is known, he can, for example, be recruited, and he is also a valuable prisoner for interrogation for exchange, has always been and will be the number one target for subsequent capture, because they are the owners of certain information, and first just about the specifics of preparation. about the features, capabilities of weapons, about shortcomings, about tactics, that is, this is such a walking encyclopedia, that’s why they are usually taken prisoner alive, that’s why, for example, our military pilots try no

, he was in the tro, the flag of ukraine, the tro sign, chevron theron , the chevron of the 125th brigade, and he was. derom intelligence, it is a sign of intelligence. taras chayka, hero of ukraine, scout of the 125th brigade of territorial defense forces of the ukrainian armed forces. he came to the defense of ukraine at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, although he had health problems, and a sense of patriotism and duty to the state prompted him to voluntarily join the army. at five in the morning i called, i said, taras, the war has started. he said, "mom, i know, it's already evening." i didn't go to bed, i already packed my things and said: "taras, what are you talking about?" "mom, i'm going to war." and, on the very first day, he went to the army to register. for four days, he proved to the troops that he could go to serve. taras chaika served in the 125th brigade of the territorial defense forces. at first there was lviv, and in april, at his own request, he joined the intelligence unit and fought. in donetsk region calls me and says: "mom, i 'm transferring to

the process comes as chevron prepares for the $53 billion acquisition of rival hess which it said willthe sale of the north sea assets could raise up to $1 billion excluding tax benefits. netflix says its advert—based subscription service now has 40 million monthly active users — up from just 5 million a year ago — a sign that the move to offer a cheaper plan is paying off. the streaming giant says the ad—based service now accounts for 40 % of new customers in the countries where it's available chinese electric vehicle maker nio has unveiled the first car from its new lower—priced brand 0nvo, in a direct challenge to tesla's best—selling car. with prices for the l60 suv around 10% cheaper than tesla's model y. it comes in the same week that us presidentjoe biden announced he would quadruple the import tax on electric cars from china. the owner of royal mail is poised to accept an improved takeover bid worth about £3.5 billion pounds from czech billionaire daniel kretinsky. international distribution services or ids says mr kretinsky has agreed on key public interest issues — including

we did reach out to chevron for comment on this proposed tax. so far. we have not heard back. we will talk about our weather now with this live look outside here. looking out towards richmond right now from the sandra fell bridge. it's blue out there. >> sky wise. we have meteorologist kyla grogan here with details on our temperatures for today. yeah, i wanted to start with how warm we've got yesterday just because i think some people might be wondering if you're in santa rosa, 89 degrees of the snow, a county airport. that's pretty warm. >> 88 in concord and pittsburgh. we're at 83 in san jose and redwood city. 75 in oakland, just 69 in san francisco. that's one of the gauges. a couple of them did get above 70. i think 71 degree. mark yesterday was really, really nice. obviously we're going to cool it down a little today. we've got a little bit of on-shore flow coming and the whole temperature, right? if you look at santa rosa as an example here as we look to the north bay, we're going to take these temperatures down through saturday and then we'll start to rebuild on sunday.

another proposed tax on chevron's richmond refinery.ers unanimously voting in favor of the tax. the city attorney will now work to repair measure for the november ballot, leaving the issue for the voters to decide councilmember cloudy and mena cited the harm caused by or finding. >> he has repaid because to pay that fetch i sitting here and had to choose eye. you can money to pay the keys. to be and resources all to pay for a teeming that what it and it's the >> according to state data, asthma rates for richmond, residents are higher than 90% of other californians. dozen people spoke in favor of the measure during public comments cited a number of recent flaring incidents. >> my vision for richmond is to have these polluters pay the city. that's so we can continue to build up our communities to give everyone a better quality of air in life. i want to be able to go to work to go to the richmond farmers market to walk the richmond marina without having to fear toxic air. >> chevron is richmond's largest employer and taxpayer netting over

government or some people's deputies wear something similar to this uniform, they just don't wear chevronst they the same thing, one employee of the president's office, excuse me, i'll see you, one employee of the president's office, even i don't remember wearing the chevron of the ground forces of the chitan troops, i wore it and sat in the uniform of the armed forces of ukraine, well, that is... this is wild for me and for many people who believe that that person really has no right to wear it. maybe he wants to be thought of as having greatness relation, but these are only military and people who, sorry, give their lives both for the flag and for the uniform, do you want, please, to the territorial recruitment centers, do you choose a part, or are you assigned a part according to your military accounting specialty , you go and walk in uniform, you will feel great, and also... protect ukraine. and okstanok, very briefly, now, you know, there are may holidays, many people will continue to celebrate may 8, may 9, who in our country also continue to celebrate victory day, let's be honest, e

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land, these are not people, these are barefoot people. the battalion commander forced him to live chevronit all. a one and a half month old child was left without a mother and without a father. on this day, lieutenant colonel of the ukrainian army oleg kuzminykh was brought to the site of the terrible tragedy. ukrainian militants, sending tons of deadly metal into residential areas, shelled the basse area. blast waves fragments. shells hit the passengers of the trolleybus on route 17, the wounded were killed in the cabin around it, that’s when misha shoved chevrons into their mouths, this very thing, i then said, misha, you can’t do that, but now... they broke through the blockade between gorlovka and donetsk, defended the village of nizhnyaya krynka, and fought for the airport. arsen pavlov is not from donetsk, he is from kome. in russia, he served for 3 years in the 77th marine brigade as a signalman. people who know me from those times, they understand who motorola is, because they know that little boy in a helmet is always dirty in a mask, they brought him a chocolate bar, they knew t

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tro, the flag of ukraine, tro sign, tro chevron, chevron of the 125th brigade, he was the intelligence commander, this is the intelligence sign. taras chayka, hero of ukraine, scout of the 125th brigade of territorial defense forces of the ukrainian armed forces. he came to the defense of ukraine at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, although he had problems with health, then a sense of patriotism and duty to encouraged him to join the army voluntarily. at 5 o'clock in the morning, i called, taras said, the war had started. he said: "mom, i know, i didn't go to bed last night, i already packed." i say: "taras, what are you talking about?" "mom, i'm going to war." and, on the very first day, he went to enlist in the army. for four days, he proved to the military that he could go to serve. chaika served in the 125th brigade of the territorial defense forces. at first he was in lviv, and in april at his own request, joined the intelligence unit, fought in donetsk region. he calls me and says: "mom, i'm transferring to intelligence, i can't be in the headquarters when ther

, he was in tro, flag of ukraine, tro sign, chevron throne, chevron of the 125th brigade, he was theelligence commander, this is the intelligence sign. taras chayka, hero of ukraine, scout of the 125th brigade of territorial defense forces of the ukrainian armed forces. he came to the defense of ukraine at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, even though he had health problems. and feelings of patriotism and duty to the state prompted him to join the army voluntarily. at 5 in the morning i called, i said: taras, the war has started. he said, mom, i know, i haven't been in the evening i was going to bed, i had already packed my things. i say: taras, what are you talking about? mom, i'm going to war. and, on the very first day, he went to the army to register, for four days, he proved to the army. that he can go to serve. taras chaika served in the 125th brigade of the territorial defense forces. at first he was in lviv, and in april, at his own request, he joined the intelligence unit and fought in donetsk region. he calls me and says: "mom, i'm transferring to intellig

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we reached out to chevron. in a statement, the company says it, quote, respects the rights of individuals to peacefully express their viewpoints. adding chevron richmond remains focused on safely and reliably providing essential energy that keeps the bay area moving. well, new at 11. this certainly got our attention. one artist is sharing a new music video made entirely with eye. wow. yeah. indie artists washed out releases. music video. using openai's text to video tech known as sora. the song is called the hardest part. it's four minutes long and it's the first ever entirely eye generated music video. the video follows a love story of a fictional couple from high school until their death. director of the video says sora interested, it interested him because it allowed him to include hallucinatory details that couldn't exist with animation or film. apple it's set to unveil some new products this week. the tech giant expected to launch new ipads on tuesday. it also has a new way of launching the event, with the

exxon mobil is trying to stop a planned merger between chevron and hess. deal expected to close within the next year. i spoke with c chevron chairman and ceo, mike wirth at the conference. >> it's a good deal for the companies, it's a good he deal r the industry, we're confident the deal will close. we're working through the ftc process. shareholder vote at the end of the month and we've got a contract issue with one of the other partners that will be resolved through ash a station. that will take -- arbitration. that will take a little longer. maria: i want to get your take on what hess brings you. guyana is the superstar of the deal. tell me what else hess brings to the table for chevron. >> i'll start with the people, really good quality people and a culture that alliance with our culture -- a aligns with our culture. it's a tribute to the family that created such a commitment to safety, to integrity, to protecting the environment and doing the right thing so great people. they've got a great portfolio of businesses. we've got complementary businesses i

chevron's advisers don't wear them; they are fundamentally there from the very beginning, the americans people there are british, that we are now finding out whether they are really there or not, well, what they write, i counted the war correspondents, they believe that they already exist, they have suffered losses, they are participating in battles, clashes, they are not sitting there at repair bases somewhere. the fact that they are participating here, but it doesn’t matter how many of them they put there, by the hour of yara, at least seven people are already participating in the battle, yes they put it, it’s important to check this, that is, they put seven people, it’s not just one, not two, it’s important, the important thing is that they are there, even if there were only seven of them there , all of them put it all together, this means that when the french ambassador is called, really in the sense that france becomes the same from my point of view sight, i don't know. how will our meeting be interpreted, it becomes a participant in the conflict, well , the country, national force

. >> residents could get to vote on a proposal for an additional tax on the chevron refinery in richmond. why? city leaders say the company isn't paying its fair share then a former oakland police chief fired by the mayor now wants to be part of that city's government, with former oakland chief laurent armstrong is expected to do today as he eyes public office. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. we're so glad you're here. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday morning, may 26th. you just breezed right in here. >> gasia. it's gray and cool out there as you well know. >> yes i do, steve paulson knows even more than i do. >> well, i use your help, mr. clark. and when it makes it here at the mothership, that's usually a pretty good sign that we're going to be cooler today. and then it will be a little bit of fog dancing out there. not a lot, but much more so than yesterday. and that's a sign of things to come next few days. so once again, you get like a day or two of warmer weather, then right back down we go. and that's exac

they called on chevron to divest from operations in palestine and israel.continues, the pro-palestinian activists are part of a group called the oil and gas action network group, sent us this video of their rally. you can see some protesters tied themselves together with chains they gathered to disrupt the annual chevron shareholder meeting happening inside that building. protesters say chevron is fueling the attacks in gaza by supplying israel with light and power. chevron representative this morning said that the ceo acknowledged those protesters. meanwhile, governor newsom is making a bay area visit to address our climate and crisis and the future of artificial intelligence. less than an hour ago, he delivered an address at a uc berkeley event focused on a climate action partnership between the u.s. and china. and then, at 2 p.m, he's scheduled to speak at the joint california summit on generative ai. it also takes place at uc berkeley, and the event focuses on how ai technology can better serve people living in california. well, there is no shortage of

we believe that god has a chevron with a ukrainian flag on his shoulder, so with such an ally, life willfeat death. while they are coming out, zelensky’s embroidered shirt stands beautifully on against the backdrop of the st. sophia cathedral in kiev, orthodox believers are being celebrated directly during the services in the temple. ukrainian pensioners are thrown out just because they are orthodox people, kicked, and dragged out into the street by their hair. followed by shouts of shame and sent to moscow, who in ukraine is allowed to freely celebrate easter, a drug-addicted transvestite. at the eurovision opening ceremony, ukrainian singers showed the leading pervert how to properly crack easter eggs, although it would be more correct to call exorcists for kiev officials. margarita semenyuk, irina zaborskaya. news. the russian national hockey team defeated the belarusian team. the game took place in omsk. danila mokhalin has all the details. surprising but true. the russian national hockey team has never played a match in omsk in its history. in a city with great hockey traditions, wh

reach out to chevron for comment on that proposed tax.nd we haven't heard back. 6.49, let's talk sports and baseball. the giants on the road in pittsburgh taking on the pirates. yeah. and they were looking to bounce back from a loss and that game 2 of the series over sports director jason dumas says all those highlights. >> the giants swept the rockies and we all got super excited. that is how starved this for an base is for something to cheer for. in reality, the rockies just aren't very good. well, on tuesday night, the giants reminded us that they still have a ways to go when they blew a four-run 9th inning lead. they tried to make up for it on wednesday afternoon in pittsburgh and blake snell return from that left a doctor's strain he hadn't pitched since april 19th but it was not the return to fans were hoping for. 4th bases loaded snow ends up hitting andrew mccutchen in that back looking at that replay. i'm really not so sure you hit him anyway. he pitched 87 pitches, walk 4 batters in 3 plus innings. very next batter. bryan reynol