visibility, a huge number of videos on the internet about snow whirlwinds, for example, near moscow city, bad weather also caused difficulties in the movement of moscow railway transport; yesterday there was an accident with a tram in the vedenhanu area. according to the moscow railways, railway workers removed 130,000 cubic meters of snow, problems were observed in the operation of the capital's airports, they have now been eliminated, but yesterday about 50 flights in total were delayed and canceled in all airports in moscow. today the weather, as forecasters say, has improved, frost is expected, from -5 to -10°. there will still be precipitation, but short-term and snow collapse, as forecasters promise, is not expected. this is the picture of the weather in moscow today. tatiana. varvara, thank you. varvara nevskaya spoke about the consequences of heavy snowfall in moscow. and a detailed meteorological analysis and what awaits the russian region in the near future in the weather section with tatyana belova. the east of european russia is under the blow of another snow storm. the snowstorm

church in salt lake city, being mad at him, he would have gotten a slap on the risk from salt lake city. bad boy, he wouldn't have been sued. he would have gone to jail. nothing would have happened to him. the mormon church also known as the church of jesus christ of latter day saints declined a request for an interview, citing the ongoing litigation to put into statements they pointed to actions. they talked including urging poll adams to turn himself in and eventually ex, communicating him to church as basically a minute. the, all the man on these committees that discussed paula adams knew about it. and they all admit that none of them reported it because they all claim that there was a privilege. the church has also insisted that paul can fast one time and that they believe there was a quote, single past incident of abuse. but the county thinks their actions suggest otherwise. in fact, it was such a problem that the bishop whose outgoing tells the incoming bishop, hey, you need to watch out with this family, basically, the, the adams problem. that's it. the clergy penitent privilege has a

little russian, i’m a native here, i’m local, i’m a native of the city , what they did to this city is badn the navy, on the cruiser peter the great, i’m a manager of a nuclear reactor in general and it’s not my specialty , but not a senior officer, but war teaches quickly, thank you. the year 710 is the reign of peter the great, i just know history very well, that’s why you’re wearing a cossack hat here, history means a cossack hat, one woman, a native of stakhanov, the mother of a hero, a militiaman, he fought from the age of 14, and his one was killed femur, she told him about me, well, that is, when i’m busy purchasing food , i take all this supply to the guys into the city, communicate, show where everything is quickly. we need to take it all as mobile as possible, we got acquainted, she told the story of his son, he took his kubanka off the bed and said to pass it on, give it to me, without taking it off, but it’s been a month now, but there’s no need for tears , damn it, these are, well, these are tears of joy, these are tears of a speedy victory, i really want to return to my ... t

saying at the southern border, you have a court date in chicago in five years, how bad has it gotten in the windy city>> so bad that there is no plan. they blame it on the current administration and that did not work and they started blaming it on the governor of texas. the governor of texas didn't calling the city sanctuary city, the mayor did. the thing about it, our mayor has no plan, now he is having panic attacks, we need to recall the mayor. >> lawrence: i'm starting to see black folks on the south side furious about this. we had several on our show. the question is, how is it going to affect the campaign with president joe biden running for reelection and donald trump that seems like he will be the nominee. do you think that some folks in the city will change the way they vote based on this issue? >> i'm a democrat, as i said before. i don't believe in -- i believe in choice. i believe also in shutting and closing the borders. when i'm out talking to people, residents and voters, they are frustrated and angry. they feel left out and forgotten about. they feel mayor johnson took their vote and v

leveling out in the middle portion of the 60s, a little bit warmer down the peninsula, 67 in redwood city. not badng the coast, 64 degrees in half moon bay. mostly mid-60s for the north bay, even though you had a slight chance of a passing shower and cloud cover will be a bit more persistent, not seeing too many breaks for the north bay for saturday afternoon. let's take a look at the dog walking forecast. tomorrow, we have an adoptable dog available from the east county animal shelter. this is masha available for adoption , i will put a link up for that. temperatures in dublin reaching the mid-60s, kind of a january treat. even warmer weather in store on sunday but longer-term, the likelihood of a return of a rainy weather pattern. the two models have a lot of similarities but still a few differences we are sorting out, specifically the arrival time of the rain. the european model pushes it in during the daylight hours on wednesday, the american forecast model holds off until wednesday night. they agreed that it will arise and once it moves through, we will see lingering showers for thursday, fri

but the city says the bad press the city has gotten in recent years is not necessarily scaring people off this past holiday season, saw more than 50% increase in people writing transit to union square over the previous year, liz? >> all right, and, thanks so much. within the last few hours we learned that a taxi driver has become one of the latest robbery victims in san francisco police say the driver completed a ride after picking up a passenger at larkin and o'farrell. the woman allegedly paid her fair, then immediately demanded her money back she then pulled out a knife on the driver, who jumped out and ran. while the suspect drove away in the cab. the car was recovered a short time later. >>> a new report finds police are still stopping black and hispanic drivers here in california far more frequently than white motorists. the california racial and identity profiling advisory board reviewed 4 1/2 million track stock in 2022, nearly 13% of the drivers pulled over were black the state population of less than 5 1/2% black . hispanic drivers accounted for nearly 43% of stops, even tho

i think that it's bad for business, it's bad for cities, it's bad for people. >> reporter: it's alsod for his stock price, down 50% since the pandemic. a culture of smooth talk and sharp elbows, commercial real estate is a world built on loans, big ones, and the assumption that those loans will be refinanced with little friction every five to ten years, not any more. >> the bank will look at that building and say, i used to be willing to lend you $80 million against this building. but i don't think that building is worth as much anymore as it used to be. maybe today i'm only willing to lend you $60 million against that same building. and now the office owner has no choice to make. do i come out of pocket for that $20 million difference or do i walk away? >> the rubber meets the road when it comes time to refinance. >> right. and to make matters worse, interest rates are higher. the cost of the mortgage, if you can get one, will be higher. >> reporter: what happens when that cost becomes too high? >> pursuant to the terms of sale -- >> reporter: on the lawn in front of a manhattan cou

plus, new fall at a new york city after bad weather prompted city leaders to move migrants out of floydennett field and into a local high school. city councilman joe barela joins us to talk about all of that, next. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. now try mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. >> a legal battle growing at the border texas national guard puts up new fencing in a park filled with migrants and the federal government may get the supreme court involved. we have team coverage for you this evening. brandon ganis is here to break down how the border crisis could impact the 2024 election. during city councilman joe borelli will join us to discuss new york students are be

first , the bell tower at the temple unexpectedly collapsed, bad rumors immediately spread around the cityit was a bad omen, and therefore for the next 20 years no one dared to take up the work, only in 1864 construction resumed, thanks to the money of a minsk merchant and the city mayor part-time speaker svechnikov. and despite all the efforts, attempt number two was also unsuccessful: the official went bankrupt and work was suspended. this time they turned to minsk governor tokarev for help, and he allocated a considerable amount for the temple. thus, only on the third attempt did it happen. the church was consecrated in honor of the dormition of the blessed virgin mary. less than 100 years have passed since the soviets took power. this meant only one thing: all efforts were in vain. in 1934 the cathedral. closed, later rebuilt into a house socialist culture, only in the nineties the building was handed over to the city orthodox parish, which took on the task of transforming it. when they handed it over to us, birch trees and trees grew on the walls of this temple, and you know, it would

first , the bell tower at the temple unexpectedly collapsed, bad rumors immediately spread around the citymen, and therefore for the next 20 years no one dared to take up the work, only in 1864 construction resumed, thanks to the money of a minsk merchant and the city mayor part-time speaker svechnikov. but... despite all the efforts, attempt number two was also unsuccessful, the official went bankrupt and work was suspended. this time they turned to minsk governor tokorev for help, and he allocated a considerable amount for the temple. thus, only on the third attempt did it happen. the church was illuminated in honor of the dormition of the blessed virgin mary. less than 100 years have passed since the soviets took power. this meant only one thing: all efforts were in vain. in 1934 , the cathedral was closed... and later rebuilt into house of socialist culture, only in the nineties the building was handed over to the city orthodox parish, which took up the task of transforming it. when we were given the walls of this temple, birches and trees grew, and you know , it probably would have be

. >>> sideshows in the bay have taken over streets and angered a lot of people and one city said they are bad enough. the crackdown in the east bay starting today. >>> we bring you continuing coverage from the scene of that deadly avalanche that killed a bay area area man at a tahoe ski resort. ski runs are closed and we have heard can is going off at the resort to try to trigger controlled avalanches. that is what is happening this morning. to get you caught up on traffic in the bay area . forgive me. we will talk about a tragic connection to the bay area from yesterday's avalanche. 66-year-old kenneth kidd from point reyes killed by the force of the falling snow. this morning we are learning two others caught up in the avalanche are already -- are also from the bay area and here is rachel wulff with the latest. >> reporter: you can hear explosions this morning in the palisades area because they are doing avalanche mitigation. the opening is delayed and that is because there is so much no on the mountain side. -- so much snow on the mountain side. but it is too dangerous. when they delay the

now this bay area city has changed the bad rep. a look at the program helping at risk kids stay out of trouble. >>> queen of pop sued for being late to her own concert. details on the lawsuit filed against madonna. >>> a live look outside before break. it's a beautiful day on tap but that rain is coming. we'll be right back. ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ (just one kiss) ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) with reynolds wrap, cooking becomes so easy you can feel like the chef of your kitchen. easy prep. easy cook. easy clean. reynolds wrap. this election is a choice between easy prep. easy cook. results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy, our planet. this is why we fight. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> the city of richmond reported its lowest homicide rate in decades, a r

this is a bad city. what happened in this place? how did everything happen there? well, not now. i realized that i am guilty, i repent. however, at the penultimate court session in december , he absolved himself of all charges. and you think that you are innocent of nothing? so, what am i being accused of? no. that is, you did not torture people, you did not kill people. no, i'm not anyone killed, not tortured. now denys kulikovskyi is here in lukyanivskyi sizo. tesyn wanted to interview him. we agreed on this with the court, with the ministry of justice, and actually with the pre-trial detention center, but palych himself categorically refused to talk. he will spend another month in lukyanivskyi sizo, then, if there is no appeal, he will go to the colony. probably no one will file an appeal against the current court decision. court for. not quite what the attorney general's office requested, so there is no way for us to appeal because we can no longer to invite kulikovsky will spend not 15 years in prison, but 11, all because he committed the crimes when the savchenko law was in

number of roles that he has held with the city and a number of roles i've held with the city in good times and bad times. i know he has the experience and a record of accomplishment in those roles. that tells me that he will be a fantastic controller for the city and county of san francisco. so and maybe more importantly, i've seen greg exhibit the qualities in performing that work that tell me that that he would succeed in this role in a way that would be an honor to the controller's office in the city. um, both as a person, as a manager and as a leader. and i think those qualities are perhaps as important as the skill he will bring to the job. um, it has been an honor to perform this work. it was an honor to succeed ed harrington in this role. and with this nomination and with the board of supervisors approval, it will be an honor to hand the reins to greg as our next controller. so greg, thank you. i know ben is thinking to himself, oh, now they want to listen to me. oh well, now that i'm leaving, um, but again, ben, thank you so much for your work and your commitment to san francisco. we appre

city. pulkovo airport sent 18 aircraft to alternate airfields. dmitry akimov. it became very warm in st. petersburg; this warming was accompanied by strong winds, snow and freezing rain. badke out over the city and neighboring leningrad region. the night before , the atlantic cyclone iris seized power in the sky. storm winds in some areas of the city reached 19 m/s. and on the coast of the gulf of finland up to 22 m/s. due to the weather conditions itself. according to the latest data, 22 flights that were heading to pulkova airport were redirected to other airfields, but as the press service of pulkova airport reported just a few minutes ago, all these... flights have already returned to the city, cars were literally blown off the roads, in addition, movement is complicated, snowy skidding, so motorists write on social networks that cars skidded even at a very low speed of 60 km/h. in some areas of the leningrad region, it was reported that special equipment could not cope with clearing snow, cars were stuck in traffic jams for many kilometers, and cases were also recorded when, for example, passengers themselves had to... get out of the bus and push it out of the snowdr

oakland city councilman says it has gotten so bad that local merchants are calling for an emergency meeting with city officials. >> we did assign ongoing officers on a daily basis. we do have ambassadors for the violence prevention program. >> reporter: even with the police presence, the councilman understands business owner's frustration. that intersection of international boulevard and 42nd avenue continues to be a target for crime. it is one of the reasons the councilman is advocating oakland declare a state of emergency. >> at one time growing up, we did see the highway patrol on the international basis. international boulevard , it is a state highway. they need to monitor, patrol that area like they used to. >> reporter: it is unclear how much support he has from fellow councilmembers and the mayor's office but he says he plans to talk with all of them this week. he says it is lucky no one was killed in this latest shooting and he does not want to wait around for another one to happen. >> that action, that activity, i don't care where you are from, we will not accept that behavior. we

oakland city councilman tuesday has gotten so bad that local merchants are calling for an emergency meetingy officials. >> we did assign an officer that reports to the chief. we did assign ongoing officers on a daily basis. we do have ambassadors through the violence prevention program. >> reporter: even with all of that police presence, councilmember says he understands business owner's frustrations. that intersection of international boulevard and 42nd avenue continues to be a target for crime. it is one of the reasons that the councilman is advocating oakland declare a state of emergency. >> you know, at one time growing up here i did see the highway patrol. they are state highways, they need to monitor, patrol that area like they used to. >> reporter: it is unclear how much support he has from fellow councilmembers and the mayor's office. but he says he plans to talk to all of them this week. he says it is lucky no one was killed in the latest shooting and he does not want to wait around for another one to happen. >> that action, that activity, i don't care what color you are, where you

. >> are on the hot list for flaring and bad behavior. city county and state lawmakers on alert. i'm getting calls like every other week about an incident and one or another. they find california congressman john garamendi represents the district where all of northern california's refineries are located. he says flaring his cause, public health hazards in the past and that the refineries have a responsibility to operate safely. no matter the financial cost. what needs to be done is for them find to make necessary investments in equipment. whether that is a scrub or whatever other equipment might be necessary. >> to operate effectively safely and efficiently. taylor says that a group of contra costa county residents will be attending the county's board of supervisors meeting. >> tomorrow morning around 09:30am, to express their concerns over the constant flaring. i reached out to chevron for comment but have not heard back reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> rob, thank you. the year is off to a violent start in oakland with 4 people shot and killed during t

. >> really shows how bad the city both of these guys over the past has been that a lot it. she's getting worse and worse. going to a cbs, our target. everything's locked up. makes you feel kind of safe. >> kron 4 news reached out to oakland mayor sheng thao about the steps kaiser is taking her office issued this statement, quote, mayor thao regularly collaborate with business leaders on our shared vision of promoting safe and thriving oakland, kaiser is a valued employer and partner in addressing community safety. the mayor also added that progress is being made with a reduction in property crime. >> if you can't keep people safe and people can have their businesses here, that should be a wake-up call to the elected officials that they need to do better. >> in oakland, theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. sticker shock for quite a few pg and e customers these days, even for folks who new the utility was raising rates this year january bills more than doubling for some folks. kron four's rob nesbitt joining us in studio now with more on how much more rates may continue to ris

city bloomingdale's. the problem has gotten so bad that city leaders are pleading for help.democratic mayor calling for support for the "unsustainable crisis" in his city. the city of whitewater wisconsin, they are asking for help. they say the influx of illegal immigrants is putting a strain on resources. here with reaction, former acting i.c.e. director tom homan fox news contributor sara carter. tom, sara carter, your part of a new group called border 911.com if i'm not mistaken. >> yeah, it's a nonprofit. sara is part of it. i started the nonprofit. it's a bunch of us of us immigration border experts who are going to spend the next year about why border security matters. border security means national security. >> sean: you been down there so many times. you have chronicled how badly these deliverable immigrants are being treated by the cartels. we know about the opioid and functional crisis but what scares me the most is the sheer number of people they've allowed in unvented coming from countries like iran and syria and egypt and afghanistan and china and russia. why wo

they are also bad for the environment. now one cityrom a tech giant and artificial intelligence to address the problem. cbs's ben tracy takes a look in our continuing series, "protecting the planet." >> reporter: so we are at an intersection. we are stopped. most of us hate getting stuck at red lights. when i see a red light, i am annoyed. [laughter] but juliet rothenberg is not like most of us. >> when i look at a red light, i see opportunity. >> reporter: her job with google is to make traffic lights, like those at three intersections in seattle, more efficient and less annoying. >> shift a few seconds from here to there, and that shift can have a big impact. >> reporter: google's new project green light system uses its vast maps database and artificial intelligence to optimize traffic lights around the world. >> are these intersections coordinated already? >> so they are actually not. >> reporter: the system suggests changes and city engineers then decide if they want to implement them. >> we had one case where we moved four seconds

here, you’ll give him my last word, if you give up the cafe in a good way, let him leave the city, but in a bad , i’ll bury his whole family here, it’ll be done, you’ll start eating, no, then free, uh, wine further or what? so, well, colleagues, let's sum it up for today? and what? we found four, gubaidulin, magomedov, labanova and dimka sobko. in total, we lost two people, the orderly eliseev and the guide egor. any news from the killers? well, they wrote him off as a wood grouse, but i remember. i have my own clues there, okay, work on your own, but what did you write in eliseev’s orderly as missing, even suspect number one, well, he is, of course, a very suspicious guy, very, but nevertheless he disappeared, so the lists of missing people, well, he how to sing let him hide, well yes, they are looking for him, if he is hiding, of course they will find it, it’s a matter of time , you can connect a fortune teller , please open the safe, i don’t understand, this is our new friend, andrey arkadyevich, this is the security service, a routine check of personal safes, i actually don’t use it, i’m he

ukraine bombed and shelled the city, but russia is bad, this is actually the stage of bargaining, thatmation that these criminal shellings are underway, 155 mm caliber guns, these ones have the ability to carry out high-precision shooting, so what happened on the market was a random, let’s say, arrival, as they like to say arrival, it’s not an arrival, it’s a product in advance. committed murder using precision instruments, let's we will distinguish between a random shell, when it went off, where it will land, and the specific murder of people who are in... exactly there on sunday at 10:00 in the morning, this is a terrible tragedy, vitoria, thank you so much for covering this and at least somehow... then you are trying to deliver it to europe so that they at least understand something. well, right after a short pause, we ’ll talk about what coal is in exchange for a passport. today you will go to russia and return the sacred treasures of the nation, the grenade. complete liberation of leningrad from the fascist blockade. brag is heading to leningrad, and you are looking for an excuse,

city? good morning, daria, due to bad weather in tatarstan , traffic on the m12 and m-5 highways has been limited for all types of transport. restrictions will remain in effect until weather conditions improve and road conditions improve. drivers are strongly advised not to go onto the highways unless absolutely necessary. emergency commissioners provide all possible assistance to everyone who finds themselves trapped in snow captivity and deliver hot drinks and fuel. in tatarstan. here is an assault warning, today there is snow again, a blizzard, reduced visibility, strong gusty winds up to 27 m/s. that night, due to poor visibility and gusty winds , they were unable to land at the airport in kazan, and planes flying from ufa, moscow, sharjah, st. petersburg, dubai and novokuznetsk went to alternate airfields. there were also several flights delayed in departure. representatives of the airport airline work with passengers. in kazan now it really is a ten-point rating. traffic jams, this doesn’t happen often, but all road services are on alert, special equipment is out on the street, and we we ho

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some of which are credibly scary like drums and raising parked outside of our original a few cities as a very bad trend in the world it is, you know, we're just lucky that we're not having accidents of her that lead to a nuclear volume. let's get onto the accident in part to professor ryan too. and i don't know whether the echo we sound they are coming from colorado is because you're in a bunker, but we'll get onto the mistakes and find to thank you so much. for now, more from the professor, atmospheric and atlantic sciences with university of colorado boulder after this break the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the professor of atmospheric energetic sciences of university of colorado boulder professor bryan june. so we were talking about the, the chances for mistakes of i'm a get them trigger the triggering, i'm again, you know, we, we have the more on con, on this row just before he was jailed in what a municipal school, who he was very careful when i mentioned the security of nuclear weapons as a no, no tha

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kathy wants the bad cops to be punished but feels what the city really needs is the police. >> the police need to come back and the need to bring the police officers that have been clear that are on paid administrative leave and the need to put them back to work and they need to come help us keep this community safe. on security guard will not do it. >>> it is a mild monday for our forecast today and light winds moving offshore into the afternoon today. and partly cloudy skies makes for a beautiful forecast to get fresh air. partly cloudy skies will turn into rain showers as we wake up tomorrow morning , starting in the north bay. around 10:00 am. it was long santa rosa into petaluma will get some light showers and we get a break around lunchtime and we gear up for heavier showers that will be more widespread through out the bay area from our coast off into the inland areas into the evening hours tomorrow night. that lasts into 7:00 with heavy showers tracking to the east. this is overnight, heavy showers continue at times and we dry up as we head into our wednesday forecast. in our long-

oakland city councilman noel gallo says it's gotten so bad local merchants are calling for an emergency meeting with city officials. >> we did assign an officer that we posted to the chief. we did assign ongoing officers on a daily basis. we do have ambassadors through the violence prevention program. >> reporter: but even with all that police presence councilman gallo says he understands business owners' frustrations. that intersection of international boulevard and 42nd avenue continues to be a target for crime. it's one of the reasons the consequenceman is advocating oakland declare a state of emergency. >> at one time growing up here i did see the highway patrol on a regular basis because international boulevard, 42nd avenue, they're highways. they're state highways and they need to monitor, patrol that area like they used to. >> reporter: it's unclear how much support gallo has from his fellow council members and the mayor's office, but he says he plans to talk with all of them this week. he says it's lucky no one was killed in this latest shooting and he does not want to wait arou

city. >>> if we keep holding bad actors accountable it is positive for our community. >> not the kind of pr the bay area was hoping for a tiktok star with 15 million followers >> we saw burnt out cars and it was shocking. >> why a food critic says he had to cut his visit to the bay area short. >>> this is cbs news bay area, with juliette goodrich. >> and good evening, it is friday, if you have plans for the long holiday weekend let's just hope some of the plans are indoors, we are in first alert weather mode because of another storm that is taking aim at the bay area. right now it is dry outside. you may call it the calm before the storm. but, by this time tomorrow, expect heavy rain and gusty winds that could lead to power outages, let's go to paul for more. >> jules, some of the heaviest, tomorrow looks for a wet day in general. that is a indoor day for activities. we will make up for it on sunday and monday. light to moderate rain through most of the afternoon and band of heavier raindrops in by the evening. the hour by hour rain chances will be lower for most of the day, showers are

. >> reporter: retail theft has gotten so bad in the city of richmond stores like walmart and target are now locking up under gar meants. the thiefs are hitting below the belt. bay area shoppers are getting accustomed to seeing high ticket items like electron ins under lock and key. but many customers they would not see the underwear aisle looking like this. >> it comes to the point how ghetto does it look they have to lock up the socks? >> >> i would be upset i got to call somebody to come to the counter to get socks. >> reporter: two target stores started locking up their under germ meants. the customer had to wait for 10 minutes to buy boxers. >> you need to call for assistance. so it's crazy. so sad. >> reporter: and shoppers are discovering buying undyes at walmart is not easy anymore either. the hilltop walmart had underwear locked up, too. clerks tell us shoplifters are striking the store everyday. most recently smashing and grabbing from the jewelry cases. but under garments are not off limits. >> that is crazy to know that the socks and underwear are being put under lock. >>

. >> reporter: retail theft has gotten so bad in the city of richmond stores like walmart and targetlocking up under gar meants. the thiefs are hitting below the belt. bay area shoppers are getting accustomed to seeing high ticket items like electron ins under lock and key. but many customers they would not see the underwear aisle looking like this. >> it comes

bad weather broke out over the city and neighboring leningrad region.ight before, the atlantic cyclone ires seized power in the sky. storm winds in some areas of the city reached 19 m/s. due to weather conditions, according to the latest data, 22 flights that were examined at fulkova airport were redirected to other airfields, but as the press service of pulkova airport reported just a few minutes ago, all these flights have now returned to the city, cars were literally blown away roads, in addition, traffic was complicated by icy conditions and snow drifts, so motorists write on social networks, that... and the cars skidded even at a very low speed of 60 km/h. in some areas of the leningrad region, it was reported that special equipment could not cope with clearing snow, cars were stuck in traffic jams for many kilometers, and cases were also recorded when, for example, passengers themselves had to get off the bus and push it out of the snowdrift to rescue it from snow captivity. problems were reported in the lomanovsky district, as well as the krasnoy

mayor adams is basically saying hey look, this city is not so bad. look at los angeles. is what he said yesterday. >> this is another city in american. this is what you threw up your hands, fires burning on the street, children out here, there are no toilets. go look at other cities. look at what we inherited when i put in place our homeless encampment task force. you don't see this in new york. >> dana: effective? >> it was very effective. that photo was taken about 11 months ago in l.a.'s skid row that last nitty been cleaned up. the efforts in l.a. have been futile. the homeless encampments have spread in places you used to love they no longer exist in that way. it has almost gotten past the point of no return. karen bass, the mayor has her hands full. it is like saying, you know, we've got cancer, they have alzheimer's. yay for us. both pretty sick. >> bill: the mayor should have been at my subway staff last night at 6:30. west fourth street was a mess. vagrants everywhere. >> by the way, i hate to break it to you i saw a tent in central park yesterday with someone l

cities, large and small. and this is a ongoing because we seen the last weekend, for instance, a huge demonstration wes sholtes and foreign minister bad. but we're attending the inputs to their cities around the country was seeing the surge of opinion and indeed shots today. and his video message was encouraging people to turn out and demonstrate against the far right to the simon young man. thank you, simon. germany has held a memorial service for the football great from spick and bob who died earlier this month see wasn't 70 days. and the $50000.00 guests at the bottom unix stadium were retired and con, class funds and public figures including germany's chances that will actually buy and unix island. serena was the venue for gemini, so i will to it's great just as a football fan. second, bella was saluted with these favorite piece of italian music. most beautiful well form of chimney coaches down to use the current by munich squad. um, famous players from various areas. pay tribute to the men known as dec kaiser. the emperor, a top public figures were also in attendance. so we'll see you in by on for he was a role model for so many

the reason to defund the police department too many one bad cop in one city and they all need to go downen it's on them. just a couple of bad apples. they cut the head off babies. your institution is done. we are backing them up. the feeling of being american no one looks to us for help now. we are a voke. -- joke. our president has no idea what is going on. what was the response? in the news today, i will let you know. ladies and gentlemen, no response! >> greg: yes. that was upbeat. we have more fun stuff. she put her life on the line to save her canine. >> [cheers and applause]. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get you there. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like h

city, are the utility workers coping? yes, vera, good morning, well , indeed , it has become very warm in st. petersburg, this warming was accompanied by strong winds, snow and freezing rain. badeather played out over the city and the neighboring leningrad region. the night before, the atlantic cyclone iris seized power in the sky. the storm wind in some areas of the city reached 19 m/s, on the coast of the gulf of finland up to 22 m/s. due to weather conditions, according to the latest data, 22. flights that were investigated to gulkova airport were redirected to other airfields, but as the press service of pulkova airport reported just a few minutes ago, all these flights we have already returned to the city, cars were literally blown off the roads, in addition , traffic was complicated by icy snow drifts, so motorists write on social networks that cars skidded even at a very low speed of 60 km/h in some areas... the administration got off the bus and push him out of the snowdrift to rescue him from snow captivity. problems were reported in the lomanosovsky district, as well as the krasnoye village of itosno. all these are the nearest suburbs of st. petersburg. well, as the

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are there any cities doing it right or what is it? what is the least bad city? so i it's it's better to say that there are every city can be doing something the right and some most are if you look at it in a very specific way. so austin real hard it really do because when we're talking about the cities that i focus, it's because they've been i focus on because they've been overcome by folks i believe to be radical. i'm not talking about although they're on the democrat side but i think that the radical democrats and there's a difference because of the way that they operate it's very hard to say one city is doing everything correct because it's seen through that lens. so i think austin is a good of at least programs about how it's starting to go after homelessness, where you're going to live in a community, we're going to you in a tiny home village or whatever the version is that they use they're basically saying but going to have some responsibilities and it's not a free for all we're not doing a housing first model that doesn't actually work. we want you to hav

that's helpful and it's becoming trendy, you're going to see it more and more, especially in a big city, not a badmeeting folks with pets, we hand out outer wear, the jackets and booties, which are great because they will protect the paws, from frostbite, snow and ice. we will see that commonly in smaller breed dogs. but yeah, it's a trend, but it's not a bad trend these days. >> and every winter it seems we hear about dogs and animals falling through ice, getting stuck, what are some of the major outdoor weather related hazards we should know about in the winter? >> you named it. same thing here, every year i hear reports of a dog falling through the ice, so if you're around bodies of water, even swimming pools that freeze over, same risks, you want to keep in mind, that is a hazard to your pet. but i will tell people, the biggest risk is still antifreeze, we still will have dogs come in and cats would have been poisoned because of antifreeze, and it's still prevalent. it doesn't take much, that is the thing. it takes as little as a tea spoon to be fatal to a cat in just a few tablespoons to be f