connects the village of kotovskogo tairov runs to starosinnoy square but before the service of the city councillready informed that the tram route has been launched and now residents of kotovskogo e.e. luzanivka peresypy will be able to get to the city center by trams route number seven says the mayor of odesa trukhanov that this symbolically happens on the day of ukrainian statehood and proves the connection between generations and the fact that ukrainians have the right and defend their right to live freely and prosperously in beautiful comfort, so let's talk a little about missile attacks that actually took place on the morning of july 26, when the enemy from the black sea launched missile strikes in the southern regions of ukraine and hit private buildings in front- line villages, several houses were destroyed in the resort bay of nu and here in the press service of the regional the prosecutor's office gives the details of five residential houses, 60 summer houses - 15 recreation centers, 80 commercial pavilions destroyed in odesa region, what will happen now, serhiy will know about the dam

i hope our city council does not delay anymore. >> we certainly don't want to see this project go awaysion by the council is due later in the evening. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> coming up, a new omicron subvariant posing a threat for a summer surge. would one infectious disease expert is saying about how concerned we should be and the city of san leandro looks to address a shortage of police officers. a proposal being considered tonight city council meeting. also the electorate fire in amador county explodes in size overnight, forcing evacuations there. we'll have a live report and an evacuation center update when we return. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. little muggy around the bay area gets a clouds finally party in the afternoon to get ready. th when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> the electorate fire burning in amador county has now gro

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. >> city council is discussing this topic right now. oakland city council has proposed to put an advisory measure on the ballot about the new oakland a's stadium. he said it is about giving taxpayers a voice. those who oppose see it as a stall tactic, and it could be causing millions to the city. >> we want to be heard. let us vote. >> as the oakland city council meeting progress, public comment was packed with those in favor and against the decision at hand. >> are terminal is a golden opportunity for oakland. we cannot delay it anymore. >> city council has to decide whether or not to put a question about the new oakland a's stadium on the november ballot. it is a chance for voters to give their opinion. >> it is urgent they want to keep them local. they are trying to do everything they can. when you do things in a rush, it hurts us. >> she's with the oakland east bay democratic club. she is against the new ballpark and watches in november. she's concerned there is no financial review, expected in september. on how tax generated from t

, all of them should be as soon as possible dismantled, by the way, at the last session of the city council where all issues were discussed, the deputies almost unanimously voted for the change of surnames in our city, and in the near future, about 400 more new names of our streets, squares, squares are planned, we have enough prominent people, events what can you call the streets of the square and the avenues thank you thank you yuriy korsunov a fighter of the old defense of kharkiv region in direct communication with kharkiv region it is also restless there but a certain dynamic is observed in our favor and now we will see with you an interview with prisoners, the story of the two-month captivity of the head of the shevchenkivskyi united tergroup of mykolaiv oblast, oleg pylypenko, let's hear him personally, i'm asking you today, for the first time, we arrived in shevchenkovo ​​after such a long, long pause. what emotions, what a feeling. well, i want to say that i received information about my community as soon as i was released and we were traveling, in principle, a little bit of the te

>> city council vote. they need to schedule the vote. know, i think you are waiting to see if this was going to be a yes or a no. it's a yes. and so, you know, we really encourage mayor schaff in the city council to schedule a vote of the development agreement and do that as soon as possible. obviously the mayor is leaving office at the end of the year. there's going to be a new council we really have between now and the end of the year to get the sort of that. yeah, i was going to ask you the mayor's been a real cheerleader for this project. >> are you going to be able to meet that deadline before she turns out? because the politics being what it is things could change. >> i think we have to make that deadline. you know, i think no one has been a bigger supporter of this project and the her leadership has unparalleled and we're going to need her to get it through city council. and so we really have half a year to go to get this figured out. we're pushing as hard as we can to get the votes scheduled to set the deadline hopefully before t

we urge the city council and everyone involved to schedule the vote as soon as possible. build on the momentum of this positive vote and bring it in front of the council for a yes no vote. reporter: this is a big piece of momentum. is there any possibility -- there was a sense that they were waiting to see how the bcdc reacted before finalizing this? how close are you to getting this done? >> we offered to the city a path where we would spend our dollars to pay for all the community benefits. that is a big deal. something's city council voted on last summer. i'm hopeful that with that proposal and concession on our side, the city council and city staff would schedule the boat and we could move forward, hopefully by september or october. reporter: i've heard september could be possible. you have to come to terms on everything. is this more a matter of time or are there still gaps? >> a little bit of both. the ball is in the cities tour -- city's court. we are doing everything we can to advance this forward. we are running out of time. we only have the next six months to fig

he never made it to a single city council meeting.last few days, arredondo has submitted his resignation from the city council. in his resignation letter in part, he wrote, after much consideration i regret to inform those that voted for me i decided to step down. the mayor, city council and city staff must continue to move forward without distractions. i feel this is the best decision for uvalde. you can imagine in the last few weeks how the frustration and anger among mostly parents of the victims' families have really been frustrated by the lack of answers, the lack of transparency and clarity into this investigation. of course, pete arredondo at the forefront of all of this because texas department of public safety investigators have essentially described him as the on-scene commander, that he was one of the most responsible people there at the scene. and the police response to that shooting has been described as an abject failure. now, the lack of clarity and information coming from this investigation has been a source of intense

tonight neighbors will be rallying behind me outside of city hall in walnut creek and they will join city council taking place tonight at the regular scheduled time to pressure city leaders to save seven hills ranch. take a look at the map, it is a 30 acre open space in the hills of walnut creek near the school, the owners have sold the land of their plans to build a large retirement community, some neighbors argue the development would ruin the area and disrupt traffic and according to the website it would eradicate the natural landscape. they want walnut creek city council to take their concerns to the supervisors of contra costa county must approve the plans in order for the project to go forward. tonight walnut creek city council could endorse a new affordable housing project at 699 ygnacio valley road. resources for community development was to build a four- story 90 unit project at the site. the unit is priced extremely low for low income households families with incomes between 20 and 60% of the area median income. city council must decide whether to issue a letter that will help the devel

peter wrote the mayor, the city council and staff continue to move forward without distractions. i feel this is the best decision for uvalde. 21 people were killed inside the school on may 24th . 19 were children. >>> governor gavin newsom signed off on a vigil bill yesterday revealing state law. that was meant to target loitering with the intent of prostitution. scott senator scott weiner of san francisco, they said it was used to do against people of color in the lgbtq community. gavin newsom signed the bill with a hint of caution. he said this bill does not legalize prostitution. it revokes provisions of the law that have led to the disproportionate harassment of transgender adults. will i agree with the intent and i'm signing the legislation. we must be cautious about implementation. republican state senator ryan dolly, who challenged avenue some in the november election, he said he believes they were peeling that part of the law and will increase human trafficking. >> it may be unfortunate for those who are trans-or addressed in a way that allows law enforcement to question

mayor of the city, eric adams, an appeal from the community, he says about the decision of the city councilo give the intersection of two key avenues of the legendary brighton beach an additional name. won in terms of information and in terms of ideology, because this is a kind of ukrainian injection into semi-soviet brighton, which has needed changes for a long time, and in fact today ukraine is interpreted in the world and not only in the world in america in the entire civilized world it is interpreted as a country that chooses democracy in this world i absolutely see the logic of the city council in the fact that at this intersection at this very place dial it to give the name of the ukrainian road dream community was implemented by a member of the new york city council and non-believers. she was born in chernivtsi and moved to new york with her family at the age of twelve last fall. she won the election in the district that covers brighton beach in the summer made a proposal to give the intersection of brighton beach and coney island an additional name ukrainian way i think most of our

response, the peter donda should be in any sort of leadership position in that city, within the city council and leading a school police force as well. it is noteworthy that the mayor, as part of the city statement just a short time ago, so that he does believe the peter john doe correctly is resigning from his position on the city council. but with regard to his leadership position as chief of the uvalde school district police force, he has been placed on administrative leave. but at this point, he does remain in office. i just want to add that it took the superintendent and the school board some weeks to finally play some on administrative leave but still, as this investigation unfolds, there is still so many unanswered questions about law enforcement actions that day, why they took the action that they did that day, and the role of pete arredondo in calling the shots. >> yeah, or rather why they didn't allegedly take actions that day or at least not quick enough. and you mentioned, how many weeks it has taken so far plus how long it's taken just to get to this point today with this news t

on friday the newest member of the city council in uvalde was forced to resign from the city councilend public meetings of the city council. peace i would ottawa secretly sworn into the city council by the mayor of uvalde, one week after the mass murder at robb elementary school were 92 gym and two teachers were murdered while pr redondo was standing in the hallway of the school for over an hour. and refusing to order police officers to go through a classroom door and confront the mass murderer. pete i would not know was there and his capacity as the police chief of the uvalde school district. the new york times report, herrera who lost a grand shot and who has been helping a surviving granddaughter recover from the harbor of the day called the resignation a step in the right direction. mr. herrera said mr. arredondo should also vacate his post as a school police chief immediately. but mr. herrera said he also wanted to see others who botched the response and the aftermath face consequences. joining us now is texas state senator, roland gutierrez. he represents texas 19th district wh

know this because i spent time this weekend looking through every single attendance record for city councilice. and i counted them. i asked the city about yesterday's meeting, because yesterday would have been the third meeting he missed. but the city says that emergency meetings don't count. now, here is what the city mayor said, because it really sounds like city officials here appear to want to do what their constituents want them to do, the removal of arredondo. the mayor said, quote, this is his second meeting, if he misses the third, i don't think there is anybody up here that will tell you that we won't take the action that we need to take. what he's talking about is according to the city charter, a majority vote is required for arredondo to be replaced as city council member. that's what the families of the victims and the parents of the victims have been asking for in this case, they have been attending these meetings and voicing their very strong opinions about this. take a listen. >> what if it was your kid? you can't say nothing. >> i can't, you're right. >> nobody can. you unde

uvalde consolidated independent school district police chief pete arredondo has resigned from his city councilmed to abc news. arredondo was elected to the council position on may 7th sworn into the role on may 31st one week after the mass shooting at rob elementary school in which 19 children and two teachers were killed a redondo maintains. he was not the incident commander that day community members as well as texas department of public safety director steve mcgraw have criticized enforcements response after officers waited over an hour to enter the classroom for the gunman was holed up doctors had weapons the children had none demanding answers and accountability governor everybody that's accountable for this massacre that happened here in uvalde be accountable show your face answer our questions now now now but mayor don mclaughlin says his hands are tied and has been ordered by county and state investigators not to release information until the investigation into the police response is complete. we're not trying to hide anything from you. we're not trying to do. that we don't have anythi

now they're demanding the city council do something about the fact they're still a city council membere city charter, if he misses three consecutive meetings, he can be voted out by fellow council members if there's a majority vote, and that's exactly why these families are going to these meetings, demanding that that happen, once he misses all three meetings. take a listen. >> we want you all to look at this as mayor. as a city council member. look at it as a dad, as a parent. don't do what you can do as a mayor. go beyond that. i know there's a limit on what you can do. go beyond that. what if it was your kid. you can't say nothing. >> i can't, you're right! nobody can. >> you understand that. so do your part for us. you can't say something, do something. >> i'm trying every day. i promise you. >> reporter: now, the next city council meeting is scheduled for july 12th. that would be arredondo's third meeting, consecutive meeting if he does miss it. that vote could happen during that meeting. i should mention that i have reached out to arredondo's attorney about this and he has not re

the next city council meeting is scheduled for july 12th.rity of that city council could vote out arrondondo if they choose to. >> thank you so much. so sad for those families and just wanting answers. you cannot blame them at all. >>> trial begins for wnba star brittney griner who is being wrongfully detained. what is next for her case? machine hi, my name's steve. i lost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. so with other diets, you just feel like you're muscling your way through it. the reason why i like golo is plain and simple, it was easy. i didn't have to grit my teeth and do a diet. golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. i sleep better, i eat better. took my shirt off for the first time in 25 years. it's golo. it's all golo. it's smarter, it's better, it will change your life forever. . >>> welcome to the lead. i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. this hour, new information about what happened with donald trump inside the presidential limo on january 6th. several so

the oakland city council failed to pass that proposal. only 2 council members voted yes, 5 voted no. the decision keeps the 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark project moving forward. kron four's dan kerman has more >> we're very upset members of the east oakland stadium alliance are discussing next moves. now that the oakland city council opted against letting residents cast an advisory vote in november on the proposed howard terminal, a stadium we're going to put on all hold energy towards just getting our voices heard. >> the defeated public vote

administrations of the kramatorsk district of the donetsk region, with the additional powers of the city councilexecutive committee and the city mayor in accordance with the law on martial law, the draft resolution 75-45 has actually been registered in the verkhovna rada, reports the garden site of the parliament what do these innovations mean for you, what are their meaning for you, well, look, i am a deputy of the city council. well, now, of course, we do not work as deputies of the village council. and how long is the military administration full? well, here a double impression, the strengthening of the powers of the head of the military administration, on the one hand, it is extremely useful, extremely useful , because only having the authority to manage, not having the authority to fire people there, which she has other fields, views for us are not quite good, i think a positive point because it is necessary to give people the authority to build and protect the city and to maintain civilian objects and objects of a critical communal structure in such a way that they ensure the life of the c

we really need the city council to weigh in on this critical public policy matter. this is something we spent almost five years working with the city officials, the elected officials. it's an incredible visionary waterfront plan with the ballpark and 18 acres of public open space and 25,000 new jobs. this is a great project and we really need it. you know , with the binding approval of the city council this year, and what about those who are concerned about the cost? we know that this is privately funded, but there will be public funds that will go into surrounding infrastructure. well you know, one of the great things about this project is we're only using tax revenue that's generated by the project , so the tax dollars are not really available for anything else because they're all dependent on the project and the private capital being invested. and so it doesn't take away from any of the other sources of revenue for the city and will really grow the city's tax base and allow future city services and things of that nature. to be put in place was with you back on op

you know, with the binding approval of the city council this year. vill said he hopes that the city will not put the ballpark project on the november ballot for voters to decide. he called that a delaying tactic which would be a big setback for the team. that key vote today for the ace came from the san francisco bay conservation and development commission voted 23 to 2 in favor of the ballpark plan, but his ktvu tom vacar explains, there are still some important steps ahead to make the $12 billion project a reality. the 56 acres site has strong support and strong opposition. it's a maritime court working maritime, fourth largest 80,000 workers and by having a hotel and a stadium and 3000 electoral condo units will actually be gentrifying in hurting the court. i disagree. we have this has worked in d. c. this is working in san diego. this is work in seattle. they have ballpark's right next to the airports. but as stated in the formal presentation even today's affirmative be cdc vote. is not going to guarantee a ballpark, removing the park priority use

russian occupiers have set up numerous roadblocks and constantly checking local residents mariupol city councilt is noted that under the guise of ensuring security, the occupiers constantly conduct these checks, another evidence that he occupiers have turned the peaceful city into an endless circle of filtering checks where people cannot feel free but they have no right to this democracy in quotes in russian comments the city council well, the united states could not stand it anymore, in particular in new york, they gave up and decided to rename brighton beach to the ukrainian way of renaming will, of course, concern only two avenues and not the entire district. well, it is still an extremely important story, so the new york city council has already approved a bill on renaming brighton beach avenue and horses on islen avenue in brooklyn on the ukrainian way , the representative of ukraine at the un, serhiy kislytsia, informed us about this. here is the news. let me explain a little . the fact is that rayton beach is a place where it is quite compact and cramped. i would say that people from the

in our city council, there were six people from the shariy party. i think it's a shame for odesa, and 19 seem to be from odesa. well, in fact, it's one organization , they didn’t even hide this, so we had a session of the city council, most of these guards are in odessa and they have been helping there since the first days, they are somehow trying to show that they are patriots, and to be honest, i know them personally and a lot years, and i understand that they used this psg simply to become deputies. and there is a part of such pro -russian, completely ideological ones, and they disappeared. such pro-russian people were asked remotely at this session , that is, i understand that they are not in odessa and probably not even in ukraine, but maybe even in russia, and here we are. well, that was the only time in four months that we saw them, but they did not say anything. simply they raised their hands. that's how they voted and that's it. let's go. i still wanted to talk about operational events. yesterday, a missile strike was carried out in the ode

we even brought the first session of the city council on this week, two days ago, uh, well, there was the deputies had to leave , but at the word of the minister, the function and now back to mr. oleksandr, look at me, for some reason, the name of the city of rhenia pops up in my head from time to time, which way begins along the danube there to europe, then i sit and think. and if they freed the snake, then it is possible to quietly pass by the shore. it is possible to somehow send to europe the grain that accumulates somewhere in the odesa region, like me. well, as it becomes clear, is it impossible? still, the russians can torpedo the world's efforts to get ukrainian grain there, not through the sea, but through part of the sea and further along the danube to austria

i've been in meetings with fort worth city council members, with that least city council members, to ensure that we stand ready for what would be the inevitable overturning in just a few weeks. so, like james said, we know we are in this for the long haul, and it's going to be that's pool of patients in urgency. but that was the time where we could proactively put policies in place so that our communities are well positioned. thank you. can i cut him very quickly? we talked about our rules, but the other rules are very important, the rules of law enforcement like sheriff or anything involved in prosecutions, like district attorney or county attorney. those are roles to have a incredible impact on whether or not folks who actually are targeted under these state laws. >> yeah, and i think all the panelists for all their great answers. it certainly highlights what is perceived as a national issue can very much be influenced in how it's implemented on the local level, based on who we have representing us locally. and to transition to hopefully a more lighthearted question for each of the

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last night, the city council instructed its staff to begin the process that could eventually end with the city killing about 100 of the skis. it is controversial to say the least. the city of foster city says that over the years they have received many complaints from neighbors that the geese are destroying landscaping and that their droppings are creating a public health hazard at beaches, parks and walkways. there's also concern that the droppings could wash into the water and increased bacteria levels in the nearby lagoon. >> the city says they have tried a variety of nonlethal measures to control the population, including scaring lights, putting up fencing and putting liquid goose repellent on the lawns. but those efforts have had limited impact in this city has decided to move forward with a plan that could end with the calling of around 100 geese. i'm okay with it. for some residents like brian hamilton calling the geese is long overdue. let's see how goes it. see if it makes an impact. >> and if it does, then if we need to to go but and it works, that's probably a good thing. t

july 12th, he could be voted out by a majority of his city council peers.o arredondo's attorney and have not heard back. rosa flores, cnn, san antonio. >>> we are learning one of the men charged in that tragic human smuggling incident in texas was already under investigation by the department of homeland security. that's according to a criminal complaint filed on wednesday. officials say he was communicating with this suspect about the smuggling, the driver of the semi truck transporting the migrants. the driver allegedly unaware the air-conditioning in the truck had stopped working, resulting in the deaths of 53 migrants. officials are calling this the deadliest human smuggling incident in u.s. history. if charged both men could face the death penalty. >>> for many of those brave enough to make the dangerous trip across the border, it is a chance at a better life. cnn's rafael romo has the story of two brothers killed in that tragedy who shared the same dream of reaching the u.s. >> reporter: the two brothers shared a dream. they would travel together by l

visibly absent, recently elected city council member pete arrodondo.e school district police chief as the incident commander and laid the blame on him for failed police response for the deadly attack. the school district placed him on administrative leave. he told the texas tribune, he didn't consider himself the incident commander. thursday was the second council meeting he missed. according to the city charter, if he misses one more, he could be removed. >> if he misses the third, i don't think there's anybody that will tell you we won't take the action we need to take. >> reporter: that's no consolation for the families who want him ousted. >> we want y'all the look at this, not as mayor. >> i'm not. >> not as a city council member. look at it as a dad. as a parent. the don't do what you can do as a mayor. go beyond that. i know there's a limtsit op wha you can do. go beyond that. what if it was your kid. you can't say nothing. >> i can't. you're right. i can't. >> you don't understand that. do your job for us. if you can't say something, do somethi

anything to stop the killing. >> 15,000 people send in letters to the foster city council and encouragedhem to try nonlethal means. this is what they're doing, going against public opinion. >> reporter: we reached out to the city to find out when the geese might be removed and are still waiting to hear back. ian cull, "today in the bay." >>> and you wanting for anyone visiting the river with algae mass in the water. in danger of algae bloom, but the mass can grow from water in the russian river. the algae can be harmful and fatal to dogs. warning signs are featured along the russian river. >>> a change in service ahead on "today in the bay." the reason you netflix content may look different and why you may end up paying more. >>> and round two for google. >>> and round two for google. the new high-techglasses from mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - available at your local retailer and club. >>> good wednes

pete says he is resigning from his position as a city council member.he was getting very close to being removed because of not being attending meetings but in his resignation letter he did say after much consideration, i regret to inform those who voted for me that i have decided to step down. the mayor, city council and city staff must continue to move forward without distractions. i feel this is the best decision for uvalde. he's also mentioned been put op le on leave from his job as the school district police chief. the state senator from that area says that not all of the blame should be fall on arrendodo at this point. >> pete was placed out there as the scapegoat for sure for a tremendous amount of failure that happened at every possible level. she, the district attorney, was the first to come out and yell stop to everybody and tell people they were ordered not to communicate. she continues to tell the mayor that he cannot talk the the media. continues to tell city officials that if they talk to the media they will be committing a crime and they p

are reporters in the newsroom to explain everything that is going on with the oakland city council. reporter: good evening. the council meeting is still going on. they have not come up -- it is not come up for discussion yet. the city councilmember is proposing to put in advisory members on the november ballot about a new stadium project at the howard terminal. he says it is about giving taxpayers a voice but those opposed to see it as a stall tactic. and putting it on the ballot could cost the city of oakland close to million dollars. >> and want to be heard. let us vote. reporter: as the council meeting progresses, the common was packed in favor for and against the decision. >> howard terminal is a golden opportunity for oakland. we cannot delay it anymore. reporter: city council has to decide whether or not to put a question about the new oakland a's stadium project at howard terminal on the ballot. it is a chance for voters to give their opinion. >> i know it's urgent they want to keep pace and keep it local. they are going to do everything they can so they do not walk away howev

to take the floor, sometimes these even riots turned into simply breaking into the doors of the city councilputies did not want to put one vote or another, and this is a process that has been going on for years, renaming today, people woke up , it turns out that they are renaming the streets, which is incredible opportunity and here you immediately know how many people will hear the call and after the rating vote say and why aren't there still 70 and in the 60s, why aren't there more doctors than me, more scientists than there aren't more scientists in the space industry, more why there aren't more generals, more than her, cossack colonels, more than there are no more hetmans, and you hold your head and think, good people, where have you been all these years? why didn’t you raise your places, on which the noble name of the back ends like this ? today i heard collecting letters. we don't want one or another renaming because here too the question is that do you not understand that you are citizens and that you have to take care of this city that it is because of your position, more precisely a

anything to stop the killing. >> 15,000 people sent in letters to the foster city council and encouragedto try this for all means. what they're doing is going against public opinion. >> reporter: we reached out to the city to find out when the geese might be removed, still waiting to hear back. ian cull nbc bay area news. >>> the house overwhelmingly approved a bill to protect same sex and inner marriage appeal. defining marriage as a union only between a man and woman and prevents states from denying the right to marry the same sex or interracial couple. that bill is a direct response to the supreme court's conservative majority, overturning roe v. wade and signaled other wrights might be there as kill. >>> well two bay area congresswomen were arrested during an abortion rights protest in dc today. beverly from the east bay and jackie spear say they stand by those arrests. the two were among 17 lawmakers taken into custody. a part of a group that marched from the capitol to the supreme court in protest of the overturning of roe v. wade. demonstrators sat in the streets. capitol they say

>> and late today, the controversial uvalde school's police chief says he will resign from the city council after facing outrage for delayed action against the gunman the reaction in uvalde tonight. >>> a family demanding answers in akron, after the fatal police shooting of a young black driver their attorney saying he was shot 60 times the city bracing for more protests with body camera footage set to be released >>> the latest turn in the legal battle over abortion the new ruling from the texas supreme court. >>> the last-minute rescue at sea. crew members plucked from raging waters just as their ship was going down >>> the research just in how effective are your vitamin supplements? >>> and a new twist on fourth of july celebrations with prices soaring and fire dangers growing the cities ditching fireworks for drones >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >> good evening. 50 million americans are at risk for severe weather tonight. storms that are only adding to the chaotic and rocky start to the holiday weekend. just today, more than 4,000 delays and more than 6

oakland city council decided not to ask voters about the ballpark project. council member dan cauld who voted against putting the issue on the ballot says asking voters to weigh in would be premature. but also this doesn't mean the deal has a green light. >> the oakland a's have to be the financial backstop in case there are cost overruns or what have you for various parts of the infrastructure. and this is absolutely critical, we've said this time and time again, and until they agree to that, we don't have a deal. >> all right, if you're around here 25 years ago we went through similar issues with the giants getting a new ballpark and several years ago when the warriors were trying to get chase center in san francisco. there's a lot of back and forths. it's a process. so what comes next in oakland? well the city council says it's looking at months of negotiations with the a's. the team is expected to deliver a proposal this fall and including explaining how they will prevent taxpayers for getting stuck with the bill for the ballpark. that brings us to our qu

the san jose city council approved a ban last fall.any tobacco products from 18 to 21, consistent with state law. >>> california's gas tax increased as many people plan on making road trips during the holiday weekend. at the state capitol, law make emakers met for the first time as a select committee on gas supply and pricing. they want to bring down prices at the pump. >>> starting today, many bay area commuters will have to pay a little more. bart is raising fares by 15 cents. golden gate bridge tolls are going up from $9.05 to $9.40 for a solo driver. fast frtrack because carpool tos will also rise. >>> justin? >> we have a warning from fire crews to remind you if you live in santa clara county and other bay area counties, setting your own fireworks is illegal. it takes just one spark to cause rapid and risky fires, and that has crews saying it is a 100% preventable thing. this weekend, san jose fire is upstaffing as they anticipate increasing calls. the department admits it's seen a drastic decrease in the number of fireworks they

of the department of architecture and urbanism of the department of urban planning of the lviv city councilnd obliged the latter to extend the viennese coffee shop validity of the passport for the placement of an open summer playground at 12 svoboda avenue in the city of lviv was decided in the lviv administrative court and as soon as the viennese coffee shop was fully operational again the very next day, the avengers from the city council came up with a new way to stick sticks in the wheels of business at 1:30 in the morning, well, some craftsmen, but not to build, but on the contrary, a team of workers came to remove paving stones on the site without any work permits, without any explanation of what they are planning here to do, they said that they would be looking for some lyubka sewers and would dismantle the entire site after the arrival of the police. the workers simply left , leaving this behind. and our dialogue with a man who constantly called someone and behaved like the leader of those workers, although he was the last to deny it, looked like this, let's go back to vinnytsia tell

program with the former vice mayor of the city of san jose, the first latina elected to the san jose city councilble blanca alvarado. damian: blanca, on june 7, of 2022, it was the primaries, and only 10% of latinos in california voted. what's your reaction? honorable blanca alvarado: i'm appalled, and i'm disheartened, but i'm also seriously alarmed because, when latinos don't vote or when other so-called "marginalized groups" don't vote, there are others, other voters intended on maintaining the status quo, who are the ones that are creating laws and making decisions for me that do not align with my values and that, oftentimes, are very hurtful to me and to my family and to our communities. it is a process of not only exercising that constitutional right to a free democracy of voting and selecting your leaders, but it is also a citizen taking responsibility for the ways and the means by which this country evolves and becomes better or worse. and, you know, for people to not vote is to not only shirk their responsibility but to let somebody else be in charge of their lives. i think that's shamef

the city council will meet today to vote on a 10 year have sent sales tax. sidents would vote on the issue on the november ballot. the city estimates increase could cost the average family approximately $10 a month . >>> next, a look at the top stories including the search for a suspect in that deadly bowling alley shooting in livermore and the foot of the police want you to see. >> reporter: i'm bob redell in concord where b.a.r.t. is shut down between concord and pleasant hill because of a grass fire. we will take you to the scene. >>> and join mike on facebook live. these are live pictures from his facebook as he is telling his facebook as he is telling you about the traffic center. a new chevy is the smart way to hit the open road this summer. the smart way to road trip—. ♪♪ and seek new adventures. ♪♪ go a little farther this summer in a new chevy. find new get up and go. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for the rest of summer on all 2022 equinox models. plus, get 0% financing when you finance with gm financial. ♪♪ find ne

some three weeks ago, er, we even had a session of the city council this week, the first in four months cafes, restaurants are open, there are almost no tourists, and the weather is good, i say well, there are beauty salons, gyms, but there are a lot of air alarms in recent weeks, this is the only thing that reminds odessans of the war, thank you very much for this information, petro obukhov, a deputy of the odesa city council, joined us actually we send our congratulations to odesa, this is so very so, you see more of such a charge, optimistic, heard, and because the situation further in luhansk region is not easy, i also want to say that the ukrainian troops managed to push back the occupiers 50 kilometers from kryvyi rih, this is what the head reported of the city military administration, oleksandr vilku, and here. well, he also mentioned that the village of ivanivka, we know it, near the border of the dnipropetrovsk and kherson regions, e. and so on let 's tell you what's happening in kharkov, yes, danylo , he's a fighter of the kharkiv special forces, special forces, azov kraken, d

official from uvalde said, peter redondo indicated that he intended to resign from the city of uvalde city council. while it is the right thing to do, no one from the city has seen a letter or other documentation of his resignation or spoken with him. and quote. let's bring in state senator roland gutierrez who represents uvalde. thank you so much for being with us senator. you've been on the frontlines trying to find out what happened on the day of the shooting. what is your reaction now that arradondo allegedly intends to resign from city council seat? is it enough? have you heard from constituents about if this will bring any relief to them? >> certainly those a number of constituents that are looking for accountability here. this is perhaps part of that accountability. it remains to be seen what the department of public safety is going to do. at the end of the, day they were the ones that first initiated that pete arredondo was the in incident commando. he of course is that he is. not he was a person of a one of six person police force. -- there was law enforcement failure at every level, syst

yuriy yuriy korsun, deputy of the kharkiv city council, serviceman of the territorial defense of thermed forces of the armed forces of ukraine. the combatants of the freedom legion who are currently in donetsk region are with us on congratulations, mr. volodymyr. good day studio. good day tv viewers. i immediately apologize for the bad connection. it is possible that the internet is located right at the combat positions on the outskirts of sloviansk. in fact, even the enemy is using it right now. the enemy does not succeed in trying to conduct reconnaissance and attack a certain club or our forces, but compared to the fact that the entire production took place, the situation can be said to be completely calm, that is, much calmer than what happened in sev means, in your opinion, that this is exactly the operational pause for replenishment of forces that is now announced by many experts. i am sure that all of donetsk's offensive potential was exhausted and the enemy perfectly understands that our defense is quite dynamic, quite frantic and able to withstand much more attacks than all

the oakland city council failed to pass that proposal. only 2 council members voted yes, 5 voted no. the decision keeps the 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark project moving forward. kron four's dan kerman has more >> we're very upset members of the east oakland stadium alliance are discussing next moves. now that the oakland city council opted against letting residents cast an advisory vote in november on the proposed howard terminal, a stadium we're going to put on all hold energy towards just getting our voices heard. >> the defeated public vote measure was sponsored by councilman noel gallo. >> who prefers a new stadium at the current coliseum location. for me, it's was such demand by the residence and that's why brought it forth. we don't have enough information to pose a real question that provides insight when it is answered. >> to just say, do you want the a's to being open? yes or no is not sufficient to give us guidance on how to get the appropriate deal terms that we're negotiating. >> councilmember loren taylor who voted aga

and more three deputies of the city council, ilya karmalykov, we should live here, the already mentionedelik, the head of lazurne village, this is one of the participants in the case of the murder of the activist katya handziuk . to a russian ruler in the kherson region who now breathes incense himself, it is known for certain that the traitor is now in the hospital in a serious condition, the first version is the oncology for which gauleiter was previously treated in israel, the second version somewhat more piquant, it was expressed by the deputy of the kherson regional council, serhii khlan, with the balance they could have poisoned their own, or rather the fsb, there is information that on the day when he became ill, the traitor drank cognac presented from moscow, they say the cost of the bottle is two and a half thousand dollars, he allegedly drank the balance and immediately became ill, eventually a large there is no difference. what will this collaborator die of, so that no one feels sorry for him, the fact that traitors do not deserve any other death than the vile ones and the gra

council votes. backers of the public vote say it's a matter of fairness. people the ability to vote on such a >> project would for not only of the waterfront and west oakland, our entire cityabout russia. the project through from shop. this is about careful consideration what you will be left with. what she has long gone by would not be proud to see the council refuse us the right >> to vote on this project. but those opposed to a public vote. >> say this is simply a stalling tactic designed to kill the project. >> his proposal to put howard terminal howard terminal project, an initiative a point. we know it's point embarkation of public outrage by opponents to delay the project. please don't honor this talk that. >> oaklanders deserve more jobs, more housing and more access to a clean and beautiful waterfront. this is bigger than baseball. please vote no. >> howard terminal is a golden opportunity for oakland. >> we cannot delay any more. the council is expected to make a decision about a public vote later on in the evening. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up, usa, olympian and basketball star brittney griner pens, a handwritten letter to president biden. they going to

the decision to rename the city council of krakow was adopted on april 13.tion, in march, the deputies of krakow unanimously adopted a resolution opposing the act of military aggression against ukraine and celebrating solidarity with the ukrainian people. in fact, the decision to rename this park is it was accepted in part as part of the delegation of the lviv city council, i am here at the event , the presidential delegations were also present for their and our freedom, you can always show that david will win goliath, in his turn, the consul general of ukraine thanked the polish authorities and noted that the opening of the square is a symbol of indomitable faith in the future victory. i think that everything is an extremely important action of solidarity of the ukrainian and polish people and actually support from the people of kraków and the malopolje region, which from the first hours of the beginning of military aggression extremely strong support from ukrainians. i mean that in just one day in kraków , about 40,000 of our compatriots and two and a half