chief luttropp, fire marshal and director corso, chief thompson, chief baker, chief tong, chief [indiscernible] chief pang, chief ma, chief buford, captain tom, madam secretary, city attorney, grateful grateful so much for your participation and for your support to the fire department and this commission, and from the bottom of my heart all the best wishes to you and your family and good health and enjoyment. commissioners would you like to say anything at this point as we conclude this segment? >> sure. yeah. thank you for letting you be of service and thank for successful year and i think it was a good year, especially following what the apec convention and like chief luttropp said, we barely noticed fleet week. it came and went. a lot of events this year and i think you guys handled yourself with upmost class, best of class and like you always do and represent the city well. it is honor to serve you guys, it really is and i like to continue on and have another great year in 2024. whatever i can be of service and help you guys out and any of your tasks, please feel free to get at me and we c

depy chief. the current responding for the fire training facility is this point. there are a number other incumbered funds because we have engaged a architect and the contract is over 12 million dlr, but the expenditure so far through the 10 weeks of conspt design are limited. we haven't started any correction, but there have been a number of vendors engaged for the planning purposes and the evaluation of the soils, civil engineering activities and like i said, we are most of the way through concept design, so looking forward to getting our first estimate back and seeing how realistic the ideas are as far as fitting thin budget which is allowed. >> very good. thank you. moving along, that is very good. last question. i promise. i note the-under the potable emergency firefighter water system, that the project estimates per mile of pipe instillation have gone from $15 million to $43 million. [indiscernible] [multiple speakers] >> yes, i can speak to that briefly. >> thank you. >> if you want more d

chief maureen.give me one second here and i'll bring up the presentation you should have before you. good morning again. mark coursey, finance and planning at the fire department here to officially kick off the fire department's upcoming two year budget process for the two fiscal years starting july 1, 2024. this is a rolling two year budget just like normal as it has been in the past i guess 10 years now. just a few talking points for today. just this is more of a overall presentation on the budget process as a whole. timelines, guidelines, budget instructions from the mayor office and a start to begin discussion on the fire department specific budget that will be more in depth in the meetings, but happy to take questions on anything related to that. just going over the process timeline and background recollect update on the city financial plan, some information communicated to us you may have seen in the news but want to highlight a few main points. what the specific instructions are to city depar

depy chief. the current responding for the fire training facility is approximately $4 million at this point. there are a number other incumbered funds because we have engaged a architect and the contract is over 12 million dlr, but the expenditure so far through the 10 weeks of conspt design are limited. we haven't started any correction, but there have been a number of vendors engaged for the planning purposes and the evaluation of the soils, civil engineering activities and like i said, we are most of the way through concept design, so looking forward to getting our first estimate back and seeing how realistic the ideas are as far as fitting thin budget which is allowed. >> very good. thank you. good. moving along, that is very good. last question. i promise. i note the-under the potable emergency firefighter water system, that the project estimates per mile of pipe instillation have gone from $15 million to $43 million. [indiscernible] [multiple speakers] >> yes, i can speak to that briefly. >

our chief, my chief of staff tells me that the claims are completely unfounded. we've turned all relevant documents over to the attorneys to review. and and my sense is it's a baseless claim, but we'll have to let the process play okay and well. >> you know, we're speaking now, you know, in january, it's been just over a year since you were sworn in as mayor. when you look back at your first year in office. anything that your proudest of having achieved? >> well, i'm proud that we brought a focus on the basics. we are doubling the rate at which we hire police officers in the city of san jose. we have had 10% reduction in street homelessness because we've embraced immediate solutions to homelessness. we're building tiny homes and safe parking and other forms of transitional housing. we're cleaning up the city. we increased volunteerism in san jose over 300% year-over-year. my office took the lead in organizing community cleanups every single weekend in san jose. so we're getting back to basics. will clean up the city. we're making sure it's safe and welcome mean t

the chiefs have played in mexico city. we have played in germany and in london over the last 10 years. the game we played in frankfurt over the last year, ironically, against the miami dolphins. that was one of the most- watched games ever for the nfl network so this really drew a big audience and it drew a big audience in germany. >> fantastic. your father is a great man. >> he certainly was. he was a visionary and he would be very excited about what's happening with the chiefs right now. >> that's clark onto the chairman ceo of the kansas city chiefs. thank you for joining us today. >> much more to come from arrowhead stadium. stick with kansas city and stick with kramer cramer. >>> we are here in kansas city at the start of the nfl playoffs. the chiefs against the miami dolphins tomorrow 8:00 p.m. on peacock. i'd be happy to talk about football for the entire hour but this is still about money. so i will compromise. reviewing the latest six games in the teams that made a playoff i think they are reminiscent of my favori

and he's going to continue that as our bureau chief. >> as far as chief mata's replacement, the city hopes to announce an interim chief of police and start the recruitment process before march. >>> when it comes to an emergency, minutes can make a critical difference and city leaders in livermore and pleasanton worry ambulances are taking too long to respond. there's questions about whether the current service provider is really the best solution for the tri-valley. >> reporter: when someone calls 911 needing an ambulance, the expectation is that it will show up quickly, but according to a new letter from the city managers of livermore and pleasanton, that's not always the case. livermore resident jake davis knows what it feels like to wait for an ambulance. when he thought he was having a heart attack, he called 911. >> the fire truck was there within minutes and they just kind of kept me, you know, calm and everything. after a while the ambulance finally came. >> reporter: it turned out to be an aortic aneurysm and he had to get to the hospital right away. according to a letter sen

so then the chief military us need well, then he strips flowers of the ball before he get cnn, the chiefs the end zone to get the touch backfield. now 17 to 7 with 7 minutes ago. plenty of time for jackson with his pass into the end zone picked by the on bush. jackson shows his frustration there, tossing his helmet in disgust. well, jackson's record is now 2, 4, as a starter in the postseason. despite having been, you know, the top seed in the afc twice. and of course, taylor and travis having a lovey-dovey moment right there after the 17 to 10 chiefs win. now, let's talk about some basketball college basketball greatness for you on your screen. number 6, tamper still on the road right now in the desert taking on arizona this morning. so the cardinal, they make quick work of the wildcat. cameron brink right here. anything she wanted. she had our way take the pass and the key there turns and you can see that uncontested layup. 25 points. 19 rebounds for break. the cardinal, they let 41 to 23 at the half wore the same in the 2nd for misses the shot. but kiki year will she grabs the offensiv

chiefs association.susan manheimer. chief thanks for joining us. i know you're very busy in retirement. still doing a lot of consulting and training and all that. so we're lucky to have you today. >> thank you so much. i'm really glad to be here. there's a lot going on in the law enforcement field. i'm doing a lot of national consulting right now. and so this report has really resounded across the profession. and i have to say that, you know , first and foremost, this was an abject failure. and at the time, police chiefs across the country, the subject matter experts in policing that i know as well as here in the bay area, were shaking their head and just horrified, as were our communities, about that response to uvalde. and now the report's come out. it's told us a lot of what we and policing figure it all along, that this was just an abject failure. and that we have a lot to learn from it, but that the bay area and california in general should feel reassured that we are on top of a lot of the failure p

they're off to the super bowl to play the chiefs.ly was said to spark that second half turnaround. and what happened. >> yeah it's just the resolve of our guys. uh i think first and foremost i want to give a lot of appreciation to that detroit lions team. they're tough tough football team. they got after us early. it wasn't looking good. but our guys, uh, i felt if we could go do something on that first drive, i think we all did. we could get in this game and we needed to start making some stops. we weren't doing that too well in the first half. when you start getting a couple stops, the momentum goes and this crowd was unbelievable. but i think the resiliency, the resolve of our players, led by kyle and our coaching staff was just tremendous. speaking of resolve, brock struggled in the first half. >> there's no doubt about it. he was pressured. there's a couple of balls. i'm sure he would like to have back, but he made plays with his arm and with his legs in the second half. that helped flip this game. >> i didn't know he's that fas

>> he was informed by the chief of staff this morning. i'm not going to go into any more detail. >> the president has known for five days now that secretary austin was in the hospital but he was not informed why? >> he was not informed until last friday was not informed until this morning that the root cause of hospitalization was prostate cancer. >> because the white house knew and did not inform the president or secretary austin chose not to share? >> nobody at the white house new secretary austin had cancer until this morning and the president was informed immediately after. >> last week we learned jake sullivan found out that secretary austin was hospitalized on thursday morning so the president found out a day later? >> jake was informed, the national security advisor was informed that austin was in the hospital for some time. he found out late thursday and he and the chief of staff informed the president early that evening, not long after they learned. directly on thursday evening. >> we learn today secretary austin when he went int

she's the current police chief of the city of new orleans and the former chief of oakland. chief kirkpatrick, nice to see you again. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. great to see y'all. >> so operation cease-fire, this is something you know a lot about. announced today by mayor sheng thao. this was something that was used when you were the chief here about five years ago. does it work, and why does it work so effectively? >> it is evidence-based. the model does work, and there are plenty of studies that have also looked at oakland historically, and we do know the model works. >> chief kirkpatrick, if it worked so well, why did oakland cut the program back in 2020? i know it's all about money, but is this not a priority? >> well, it was unfortunate that they did. when i left at the top of 2020 is when they stepped away from the attention that it needed, and so it is one of those strategies you either are all in, or you're not. and if you're not all in, it is not going to yield the results. >> when you say all in, is that from the mayor's office, from the police chief's

so, i'll leave it there. >> clearly you didn't know, the chief of staff, did the chief of staff know?t going to go into the specifics on who specifically knew what, when and where. our review will help us better understand that, other than to say as soon as we had this information to make available we provided it. we got it this afternoon and provided it literally minutes before i stepped in here. >> one last one. did he lose anxiousness at all during the december 22nd surgery? >> to my knowledge, no. >> a couple questions. has the secretary been on any medication that may alter his judgment, either of the hospital visits? >> i have no indications anything would affect his decision-making abilities. he's, as i highlighted at no time unconscious or under general anesthesia and is in the presence of medical professionals for the duration, when he resumed full duties on friday evening, that was in consultation with medical professionals, and as we have highlighted in the press releases we have put out, he continues to stay very actively engaged with his senior staff and is making importa

of staff, did the chief of staff know? >> i won't go into specifics of who knew what, when and where, our review will help us understand. as soon as we have this information to make available, we provided it. we got it this afternoon and we have provided it minutes before i stepped in here. >> did he lose consciousness at all during the december 22 surgery? >> to my knowledge, no. >> has a secretary been on other medication that might harm his judgment? >> i have no indications anything that would affect his decision-making abilities. as i highlighted in the statement, at no time was he unconscious or under general anesthesia and is in the presence of them for the presence. when he resumed full duties on friday evening, that was in consultation with medical professionals. as we highlighted in the press releases that we put out, he continues to stay very actively engage with the senior staff and a's making important decisions about national security and defense. >> has he asked the chief of staff to resign or has she offere

the chiefs headed to baltimore where ravens fans are trolling the chiefs with this mural.ir most famous fan sporting a baltimore jersey. this is the chiefs' first championship game on the road. the ravens' first at home. mvp favorite lamar jackson is going head to head with patrick mahomes. >> he's able to fake like he's going to give it up and he keeps going. >> reporter: who's looking to win his fourth afc championship and super bowl appearance. baltimore's mayor making a bet with kansas city's. >> if you win, i'm willing to turn city hall red. >> reporter: and both states' governors putting crab pies and kansas steaks on the line. the chiefs play the ravens at home this afternoon and the lions play the 49ers in san fran later this evening. our "gma" anchor desk is heavily invested in those matchups. >> whit: yes. >> reporter: kansas city queen rhiannon, 49ers faithful whit johnson, how are we feeling? >> rhiannon: how are your daughters feeling? >> whit: my daughters actually told me if the chiefs play the niners, they don't know who they'll root for because of taylor s

and start the recruitment process for a new chief, before chief mata leaves in march in san jose. zach fuentes abc seven news. >> san francisco supervisor dean preston is calling for a historic safeway location to reconsider its plan to close the safeway is located in the city's fillmore district on webster. streetrillionight next to japantown. today supervisor preston introduced a resolution for the grocery store to work on a development plan that includes the needs of the community. he says closing the store will harm fillmore and japantown residents. the safeway has been around for 40 years in oakland, antioch, the mayor there, is hoping to take action against blight tonight at the city council meeting. >> he plans to introduce measures to hold absentee corporate landlords accountable for the upkeep of their vacant properties. abc seven news reporter ryan curry has more. >> this center was once the place to shop in antioch. frank sterling remembers those days. uh- right over behind us here was like the roundtable pizza longs. >> lucky's all the stores where my parents shopped g

yes, liz was the former chief _ chief of staff. yes, liz was the former chief of _ chief of staff.ef of staff, nicola sturgeon's right—hand woman. very close to a sounding board during the pandemic, one of her closest advisers, we sought text messages that were exchanged between the two in which nicola sturgeon called borisjohnson a clown. those messages contained expletives. in her exchanges to the layer, questioning her, liz lloyd denied that she said this was driven by a sense of frustration and with an announcement made by that then prime minister, borisjohnson, when he announced a second locked down, because, of course, this was done on national television, but it didn't apply to scotland. it applied to just england. she said there was a frustration with the way that these messages were being pushed out. she also denied any politicising of the pandemic, trying to advance the cause of independence. she said in relation to one set of messages that this was about wanting to provoke action by westminster on policy, but it was pretty explosive testimony, very colourful language bei

in particular, it is about the possible resignation of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces ofaine, general valery zaluzhny, and a number of commanders, representatives of the general staff, and so on and so forth. on the other hand, so to speak, our overseas foreign media partners are publishing more and more of their various assumptions, citing attention to anonymous sources, so to speak, well, what is happening with this case? and you? do you want someone in the president's office to say that he has reliable information, of course, this will not happen, but you understand very well that there is no smoke without fire, and when such absolutely famous publications as the washington post, as the financial times, as many different, almost in every country, leading publications wrote about the attack on the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, general zalozheny. and there is no reason to say that it did not happen, and it is very unfortunate , more than that, it is dangerous, because it is actually a blow or an attack against one person, the commander-in-chief, the

at the same time, command a weak army and take the post of commander in chief.s not want the armed forces of ukraine, writes the economist magazine. new details of the secret meeting between zelensky and zaluzhny with reference to four sources at once are revealed by the financial times. according to information. zaluzhny newspaper remained at his post temporarily due to a scandalous leak of information to the media, will be fired in any case. zelensky on monday offered military chief valery zaluzhny a new role as defense adviser, but the general declined, according to four people familiar with the discussions. two of them said zelensky made it clear to zaluzhny that regardless of whether he accepted the role, he would be removed from his current position. four people said that although in zelensky's office. a decision was made to dismiss zaluzhny, he cannot be suspended from office for some time after reports of the plans appeared in the ukrainian media. it is unclear who will replace zaluzhny as commander-in-chief, according to four people familiar with the ma

chief of the palestinian resistance movement hamas, saleh al aruri was a celebrated military strategist and one of the founding members of hamas's military wing, the azidin al-qassam brigades. he had been living in exile in lebanon after spending some 18 years in an israeli jail. before the israeli carnage began on october 7th, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had threatened to kill him. salal aruri and number of his comrades were assassinated in an israeli drone strike in the lebanese capital, beirut. the horrific act of terror came as the israeli regime's genocidal campaign against palestinians in the besieged gaza strip surpassed three months, leaving behind more than 22,00 fatalities, mostly women and children. lebanon's caretaker. prime minister najib mikati slammed the israeli attack on lebanese soil and warned against israeli political operalon resorting to exporting its failures in gaza to the southern border to impose new facts on the ground and change the rules of engagement. hisbullah resistance movement in its statement said the attack will not go without punishment

the deputy chief of the palestinian resist. since movement hamas, salahuri was a celebrated military strategist and one of the founding members of hamas's military wing, the ezidin al khassam brigades. he had been living in exile in lebanon after spending some 18 years in in israeli jail. before the israeli carnage began on october 7th, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had threatened to kill him. and number of his comrades were assassinated in an israeli drone strike in the lebanese capital beirot. the horrific act of terror came as the israeli regime's genocidal campaign against palestinians in the besieged gaza strip surpassed three months, leaving behind more than 22,000 fatalities, mostly women and children. lebanon's caretaker prime minister najib micandi. slam the israeli attack on lebanese soil and warned against israeli political uperalon, resorting to exporting its failures in gaza to the southern border to impose new facts on the ground and change the rules of engagement. hisbullah resistance movement in its statement said the attack will not go without punishment.

chief in san toledo. gregory has served as acting chief for the past year and a half. she's been with the sausalito police department for 26 years. the sausalito police association is excited about gregory's appointment, telling ktvu tonight, quote, chief gregory has a commendable history of priority rising community well-being as acting chief of police, she successfully navigated the police department through challenging situations. her community first approach has garnered recognition from many sausalito residents, wishing her the best of luck in that new role. all right, advisors to governor newsom are proposing cutting the budget for improvements to san quentin prison. newsom's advisory council on san quentin now recommends that the governor cut at least a third of his $360 million budget to transform part of the prison into a rehabilitation center. the saved funds would then be used to improve living conditions for san quentin inmates. the governor had announced ambitious plans back in march to tear

it has also created a dispute, why did the chief of the joint chiefs of staff of the zionist regime decide to finally form this group and make this appointment? see , this commission was formed very early, that is , during the 23-day war with hezbollah. yes, it was formed after the war. the commission that he formed now that we are in the middle of the war , it is a sign of how much pressure it is putting on the zionist army and it failed a very important issue. inevitably, on the 7th of october, it was an inevitable defeat after the 7th of october , when the zionist army entered gaza, this is very important for the army . the goals that determine the government of war, which netanyahu formed the war, yes, the war cabinet, 3 to the main goal, one of hamas. one of them is one of those zionist hostages , none of these three were realized, and i think it is too early. forming now, and i think this is the pressure on these issues now inside the zionist regime and the pressure on mr. netanyahu's government and that war cabinet is that , anyway, the head of this headquarters has formed the entir

i think you should talk to the chief about that, because the chief can. yeah, or just make it as part of this report. i mean, it's part of the process. yeah making sure everything's confidential. and the chief will have information on the leak and what's happening, so. okay. perfect. great um, because i don't think dpa can report on something. they weren't involved in. but i do agree with commissioner walker. we should have any of that. if there's any information as to possible areas . absolutely. i mean, you do a thorough job on the audit. that's why you're a four time, award winning, grammy nominated, whatever. yeah. right. yeah. oh, there's more awards you're going to hear about. sure. in the agenda. don't you worry. we just need the department to catch up to that four time award winning right. chief oh we will okay. all right. no, no other, uh, no one else on the queue. so can we go to public comment for members of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item for dpa director's report. please approach the podium. okay so there's a

that the president's office will sooner or later try to force the resignation of the commander-in-chief anyway. i've already seen enough different blog posts today, people explaining why it's normal, why the president has the right to fire his manager, that is, even such concepts are used, although, in my opinion, they are, well, soft saying, sound strange in the context of war, so the office will have to somehow demonstrate strength and bring this situation to... the finale, well programmed, the question is when it will happen and how much it will really affect the attitude of society in general, no one on the street it will work, i’ll say it right away, that is, there won’t be any maidans, coups, and so on, which russia dreams of, but the fact that this will hit the government’s rating, and the rating of president zelensky personally, i don’t think it matters to anyone no doubt about for one simple reason, you see, it is possible and the president has the right to dismiss the main one. he has it, well, it is according to the laws, and he can do it at any moment, but in democracies, in

and how big of a chiefs fan are you?> really big. >> jesse: and what is it -- >> because we went to the raiders chiefs game last year, too. >> jesse: nice. and what does it mean now that you're feeling all this love from chiefs nation, everyone's going to be wearing red and black on their faces next sunday. >> really good. >> jesse: so bubba. >> he asked me ten minutes ago if he can paint his face before we go live. >> jesse: he can do whatever he wants. he's a great patriot, great american, a great fan and everybody loves holden. but karen over at dead spin doesn't. bubba would you like an apology? what would you like from karen at dead spin? >> you know, i don't even know what to think about that. it's kind of, it's a little too late for that. the damage is already done. it's, you know, worldwide now. there's comments all over. there's, you know, disrespect towards native americans and towards my family. we never, in any, way, shape or form meant to disrespect any native americans or any tribes. the tribe we're from do

we ask you whether you trust the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine zaluzhny. 92% - yes, 8% no - it is on tv, 98%, yes and no, two, percentages on youtube. 15 minutes after the bbc release, we will have a group of people's deputies of ukraine, mykyta petura and viktoriya syumar, on the air. and yaroslav zheliznyak, stay with us, don't switch. the attack on the american base in jordan, in which three us soldiers died. will this lead to an escalation in the region? this is ether bbc. in the dzaferov studio. president biden says he doesn't want a wider war in the middle east, but u.s. media have reported that the drone that killed three u.s. service members in an attack on a base on sunday was iranian, and biden is caught in the crossfire, so what will be the united states' response to the deadly attack . where did it all start? american on sunday. the military reported that as a result of a drone attack on a us base on the border of syria and jordan, three american servicemen were killed, 34 more servicemen were injured, and the president immediately after the attack , us

, the supreme commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi.sandr khara, diplomat, expert on foreign and security policy, will be on our air center for defense strategies. mr. oleksandr, i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. good evening, mr. sergey, nice to see you. each other mr. oleksandr, what about these rumors about the resignation of the commander -in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, how do they affect our relations with our western partners, is it permissible in communications, in public communications, regarding a person who leads the army during a war, etc. pauses, communication breakdowns, not responding quickly, pretending we don't know what to think, or we are testing society, how society will react to such information. well, of course, this is not a completely normal situation, maybe it's just gossip, maybe it's really probing for information, but in any case, well , we know what else napoleon said about the fact that there are no people who cannot be replaced, or said about the cemetery, yes, which is ful

>> he was informed by the chief of staff earlier this morning.o any more detail on that. >> so, the president has known for i guess five days now that secretary austin was in the hospital but he wasn't informed why? >> he was not informed until last friday that secretary austin was in the hospital. he was not informed until this morning that the root cause of that hospitalization was prostate cancer. >> is that because the white house knew and didn't inform the president or because secretary austin chose not to share that with the president? >> nobody at the white house knew that secretary austin had prostate cancer until this morning and the president was informed immediately after. >> okay. last week, we learned that jake sullivan i believe found out about the fact that secretary austin was hospitalized on thursday morning. so just want to clarify. are you saying the president found out a day later? >> jake was informed that secretary austin was in the hospital and had been for some time. he found out late thursday afternoon. and he informed he

and as you might presume, rhiannon's chiefs are about to play for another afc title and the chiefs are going to be going to baltimore this morning. patrick mahomes and the chiefs are headed to their sixth consecutive afc championship game after holding off the bills in a back and forth game that came down to the wire. the bills, with a chance to tie it late. but then, no, he doesn't make it. grown men crying in the stands as the bills suffer yet another heartbreak. the miss, eerily similar to this super bowl classic back in 1991. it is no good. >> there's one one happy team at the end of the season, really, and when it's not you, when you're and you're so close, it just it sucks. >> it was the bills defense that lost this game. mahomes and the chiefs offense firing on all cylinders. >> it's always fun when you get to come together as a team and really just be like, y'all verse, verse, everybody and get the win. >> kelsey has the touchdown travis kelce scoring two of the chiefs three touchdowns. >> his famous brother jason celebrating shirtless chugging a beer as taylor swift joined him

, supreme commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi.l be on the air. oleksandr khara, diplomat, foreign and security policy expert of the center for defense strategies. mr. oleksandr, i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. good evening, mr. sergey, nice to see you. each other mr. oleksandr, what about such rumors about the resignation of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, how do they affect our relations with our western partners, is this permissible in communications, in public communications regarding. a person who leads an army during a war, such as pauses, communication failures, no to give an answer quickly, to pretend that we do not know what we will think, or we are testing society, how society will react to such information, of course, that this is not a completely normal situation, maybe it is just gossip , maybe it is really probing for information, but in anyway, well, we know what else napoleon said about there being no people who are irreplaceable... or he said about a graveyard full o

francisco against the kansas city chiefs. as hard as they were cheering during yesterday's big win, 49er fans at watch parties all around the bay were getting pumped about what's next like these guys at san pedro social in san jose. >> i'm extremely excited. it's amazing for the bay area. it's amazing they're going to try and get vengeance against the kansas city chiefs. all that matters is they have a shot to win it all. that's all you can ask for. >> honestly, it's been a long time coming ever since we got to the bowl against kc and we lost. i just knew we had to do it. this was our year. we felt it. >> on the streets of san francisco today optimism and a faithful confidence in the 49ers team. >> this is where we are. we're a championship-driven team and community. we love our sports here in the city. we believe in the san francisco 49ers. i believe that we will bring home that trophy this year. >> always confidence, man. i'm always going to rep my colors. i'm never going to give up my team. >> that confidence renewed durin

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superbowl 58 wll be between defending champions kansas city chiefs and the san francisco 49ers.e in their fourth super bowl in five years after beating the top seeded baltimore ravens 17—10 to win the afc championship. touchdowns from travis kelce and isaiah pacheco saw the chiefs take a 17—7 lead into half—time. the ravens got back to within one score with a field goal in the final three minutes, but were unable to retrieve the ball again as the chiefs saw out the game comfortably to book their trip to las vegas. the ga| is comfortably the ga| is special, ably the ga| is special, just to do with these guys after what we have been through all season long. the guys coming together. it really is special. thejob coming together. it really is special. the job was coming together. it really is special. thejob was not coming together. it really is special. the job was not done. coming together. it really is special. thejob was not done. our job now is to prepare ourselves to play a good team and the superpole and get that ring. the 49ers staged a remarkable comeback against the detroi

hamas confirmed the martidom of aruuri as a chief of staff of the resistance movement in the occupied west bank and the besieged gaza strip. israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu had threatened to kill him even before october the 7th. al-arori was born in the town of arura in the occupied west bank in 1966. alarori joined hamas in the late 1980s and was in. prisoned and released by the israel regime several times. he was a founding commander of his military wing, theen al-qasam brigade. he went into exile first to syria and later moved to lebanon in 2018 until his assassination on january the second. i saw him 20 years ago. he used to speak to me over the phone, but not a lot and now he's killed. he expected to be killed. he told me that his spent 15 years behind bars, he then was released and got married, but he was arrested again for three more years and then they deported him, those cowards sent him away and then they killed him. thank god my brother martur was mujahed fighter who spent his life for the sake of the homeland, he spent years behind bars and then in exile, he suffe

the niners taking on the chiefs.will have full coverage including reports from vegas in a few minutes. >>> starting with a small plane crash today in contra costa county, the pilot died. it was a single engine plane and it went down at 10:30 this morning in a busy intersection near buchanan field airport. this is on concord avenue and diamond boulevard. the pilot was the only person on the plane. it crashed shortly after takeoff. >> i have heard conflicting reports that it was doing touch and goes or had taken off several times already. this time it had just taken off and it took what was reported to us as an abrupt nosedive. >> here is video of the crash scene from one of our viewers. nobody on the ground was hurt. the ntsb now taking over the investigation. >>> the third suspect in the killing of oakland security guard kevin nishita is on his way back to the bay area. nishita was shot in 2021 while working as a private security guard for a local tv news station. police believe he was the getaway driver. laron gilbe