who is the public affairs and civic engagement director at the san francisco based jewish community relations councild rabbi jackie, the senior rabbi at temple sinai in oakland. >> good morning. >> let's ask, what are your experiences in the jewish community? >> for the most part my experience in the jewish community have been very positive which is why i find myself as a leader in the community now. my family is biracial. i am questioned and challenged why we were there or if we are jewish. are you sure. which will be difficult at times. >> my experience was wonderful and complicated and challenging. i grew up in san francisco and i went to synagogue and i was one of just a few kids who were not white or recognized as white in the community. i had a rich experience growing up with jewish values and jewish practices in the jewish community and experienced people wondering when i was adopted and when i became jewish. why my hebrew is so good, when i learned the prayers assuming i was a natural part of the fabric of the jewish community. >> in our jewish culture, we have this tremendous respect for wha

of student organizations in belarus in the form of the brsma, the sudsovet, the sudsoyuz, the community council. for the locals, basically, what i noticed is that all the activities are done for the students themselves. we learned to somehow communicate with each other, to have a good time, in principle , just to develop a cultural relationship with a spouse, in the states, well, to put it mildly, it is not so close to this, it looks more vulgar, it was very difficult for me in the first year , because i came alone with my brother, although a relative, but i still felt as if i was here alone, without parents, without anyone, thanks to the fact that i... also found the advice of the earthlings, to me helped a lot in adaptation, only this year i was enrolled as a member of the council of compatriots, i mainly last year was just doing photographs, shooting footage from snaruz, i shot footage from a football match, it was more like not being in the squad, now i’m in the squad, thanks to this to our new chairman, i am now the head of the communications department, that is, translators are mainly...

, this is a very important issue in a place where everyone can be present under the title of community councile country where 30 of the responsible ministers and heads of the main organizations of the country are members, here as the secretariat of this work. follow up and study until we can be more successful in reducing and controlling damages in a more systematic and organized manner . no matter where this work is placed, it is important to be able to act in the country with more scope and authority due to the presence of governorates. and the governorship and the executive and governance capacities that are gathered in the ministry of interior, it was recognized that this organization should be within the ministry of interior, of course, the head of this social council is the president himself respected country acts as his successor and this organization has the role of a secretariat to follow up on studied interviews. very well, a report that introduces this organization is more ready for us to see and come back. in december 2016, the organization of social affairs of the country was esta

the jewish community relations council bay area posted this on social media documenting the harassment that some jewish businesses are enduring, with a review on yelp of a jewish owned cafe, reading. the owners are outspoken zionists here, with me now live is tyler gregory, executive director of the jewish community relations council in san francisco. tyler always a pleasure to see you. describe what you're hearing right now from business owners as well. >> there's a lot of concern about how jews are facing collective punishment for how people may perceive or not the war that's happening between israel and a terrorist organization, hamas and businesses are fearful. and what we're urging the broader community to do is patronize these jewish owned businesses, restaurants, small businesses that deserve our support. this is reminding us of pre-world war ii germany, when we see posters and signs calling for people to boycott jewish businesses and it's causing a lot of fear in the community. yeah, have the businesses said that they felt this kind of fear before? you know, we've seen some thi

. by nelson community council. council minutes. so they're saying it's hearsay and gossip. and as somebody that grew up in quite small market i can small market towns, i can totally imagine that one person says it for a joke, goes around the fact for the the town, becomes fact for the next decades. yeah, okay. next three decades. yeah, okay. >> i want to know is, >> well, what i want to know is, did links with lap did they have links with lap dancers to offer dancers then in order to offer these bribes ? oh, yeah. these bribes? oh, yeah. >> they must have done lap >> they must have done the lap dancing. network has dancing. wind farm network has yet , i dancing. wind farm network has yet, i suppose it's dancing. wind farm network has yet , i suppose it's massive dancing. wind farm network has yet, i suppose it's massive . yet, i suppose it's massive. it's like the wire. >> it's a scandi thing. >> it's a scandi thing. >> waiting to drop that >> it's waiting to drop that scandal. let's do the times then. before we in

communicated. security council to the president, a member of the security council was approved, and the president instructedare to pass the exam all-belarusian people's assembly before the citizens of our country. the fact that we are here, in the museum of modern belarusian statehood, recording an interview with the secretary of state is all very symbolic. having gained independence, belarus was one of the first in the post-soviet space to adopt the concept of national security, regularly updating it, keeping pace with... views on the issues of maintaining international peace, security, ensuring the national security of our country, armed defense, in accordance with the defense plan, that is, essentially... politics , a category has acquired a broader concept, such as a category such as military security itself, which in wartime is transformed into the defense of the state, and the basis is the armed defense of the country, in general, i would say that the military doctrine has become somewhat broader, more attention has been paid, it has appeared chapter related to the fulfillment of international obligat

condemning unspeakable violence against women raises bigger concerns, says the ceo of a jewish community relations council this calls out hamas and their appropriate ways, we question the judgment of whether these resolutions are bringing more good than harm to our communities. >> reporter: supervisors stephanie, dorsey and mandel voted against the resolution, they wanted language that spoke more forcefully about the october 7 attack by hamas, triggering the current war. some felt the cease-fire resolution, while validating for many opposed to the war consequently sidelined other pressing issues san francisco supervisors are trying to tackle, including homelessness and drug addiction. it was a point the supervisor reiterated during today's meeting. >> even as we engage with urgent problems, san francisco is still facing many problems.>> reporter: emma goss, nbc bay area news. >>> who is to blame for the blight, the question and contra costa, absentee landlords play a major role in he's cracking down, a news conference outside the delta fair shopping center in antioch, he said used to be a thriving place t

tyler gregory from the jewish community relations council said his organization's appreciative of theified resolution which included the denunciation of hamas. he added. >> the changes, however, don't take away from the pain. the process has spawned for the jewish community. streets surrounding people's park in berkeley are now back open. the park is owned by uc berkeley and is slated to become student housing. last week, though, protests erupted on the site forcing officials to close off a street and white way with metal barriers. they also put up shipping containers to restrict access to the park itself. the streets reopen today. but those shipping container surrounding the park will stay in place until construction is finished, which is expected to be in about 2 years. san jose's police chief is retiring at model is a 28 year veteran of the department. >> became the top cop their 2021 as police chief, he oversaw multiple scandals involving officer misconduct and in response pledged more transparency to try to restore the people's faith in the police department out announced he will

however, the us national security council's strategic communications coordinator said that washington is not currently supporting the fire in naqza, as it is in the interests of hamas. in response to the martyrdom of more than 110 journalists in gaza as a result of the zionist regime's attacks, john kirby said: "so far , we have not received any evidence to prove that israel has targeted journalists." the election mission of the president to the members of the government, mr. raisi , in the meeting of the cabinet of ministers , obliged the members of the government and the officials of the executive bodies to use all the facilities and capacities to increase people's participation in elections should be tried and improve people's motivation for social participation by providing optimal service and solving problems. in this session also. it was decided that the issue of 10,000 handicraft workers and tourist guides being covered by insurance should be followed up and implemented urgently. the head of the program and budget organization also presented a report on the end of service bonus

however, the jewish community relations council says that it opposes this measure since it does not condemn hamas. supervisor dean preston says this resolution is more relevant than ever before. >> we are at a defining moment in history as the world grapples with blatant, intentional and undeniable atrocities that continue despite widespread condemnation by nearly the entire international community. >> now, the rules committee heard public comment today on that resolution proposal. it is expected to go before the full board of supervisors tomorrow for a final vote. a more information is now coming out about that terrifying fuselage blowout on a boeing 736 max jet on friday. today, united airlines announced that it uncovered loose bolts on some of its 737 max nine planes, while the ntsb is planning to give an update on the investigation coming up in just about 30 minutes, ktvu tom vacar takes a closer look now at what we know so far, and the questions that are still answered. on friday evening, a door plug blew out of the plane, threatening the lives of 171 passengers and the crew of three m

the jewish community relations council released a statement thanking the board for the revisions theysay members of the board listened to their pain and frustrations following the october 7th attacks carried out by hamas. >>> at our state capital, governor newsom is expected to announce his proposed budget today. right now the state faces a $68 billion deficit. the huge hole in the budget has some people concern of potential spending cuts. governor newsom also calling for new laws aimed at preventing retail theft . the new legislation would expand criminal penalties in prison time for those who resell stolen items . his proposal also states there should be new penalties for car thefts and possession of goods stolen from vehicles. newsom says these new laws make it safer california and give more tools to police and prosecutors to hold criminals accountable. >>> boeing's ceo dave calhoun said the company is, acknowledging our mistake. following the midflight blowout of an alaska airlines door plugged that happened last friday. calhoun became emotional as he discussed the incident at a c

bill in the parliament that gives the legal right to the local self-government body, communities, regional councils to finance the security and defense forces in order to buy a drone, this is still not you... this is a potential responsibility in the future, that law enforcement agencies will come to you, like a deputy of the local council, like a city mayor, and say, on what grounds did you spend the community's funds on security and defense, if it is an illegal mandate of local self-government bodies, everyone shouts no to brokovits, everyone shouts no to stadiums, starting with the president, but for some reason the president's team in the parliament, the servant of the people faction is still blocking this bill, if we're talking about... mobilizing people, why aren't we talking about mobilizing resources, why aren't we talking about legalizing funds, channeling funds from local governments to drones that will save people's lives, that will reduce injuries, that will reduce the death toll, why is this law being blocked, this is the question i asked in parliament today, because i am the responsib

. >> the jewish community relations council bay area says it learned thursday that the u.s. department of education says it will investigate the oakland and san francisco unified school district's for possible title 6 violations based on shared that prevents discrimination w and activities at schools that receive federal funds. the investigations are confirmed on the department of education's website. while we don't know the specifics yet, we are guessing that it has to do. >> with this massive discrimination that we're seeing at every level of schools in oakland and san francisco. and by the way, and many other school districts across the bay area. tyler gregory is ceo of the j c r c bay area and believes the rise in anti-semitism is at the root of the investigations. he says accusations by the oakland teachers, union of israel allegedly committing genocide against the palestinians recently organize teaching usd teachers spreading anti israel propaganda. >> and walkouts at saint francis school schools by students demanding israel end its hard war in gaza. >> following the h

. >> the jewish community relations council bay area says it learned thursday that the u.s. department of education says it will investigate the oakland and san francisco unified school district's for possible title 6 violations based on shared ancestry. the civil rights law that prevents discrimination and activities at schools that receive federal funds. the investigations are confirmed on the department of education's website. while we don't know the specifics yet, we are guessing that it has to do. >> with this massive discrimination that we're seeing at every level of schools in oakland and san francisco. and by the way, and many other school districts across the bay area. tyler gregory is ceo of the j c r c bay area and believes the rise in anti-semitism is at the root of the investigations. he says accusations by the oakland teachers, union of israel allegedly committing genocide against the palestinians recently organize teaching usd teachers spreading anti-israel propaganda. >> and walkouts at saint francis school schools by students demanding israel end its hard wa

. >> this comes as the jewish community relations council bay area says the u.s. department of education is investigating both the oakland and san francisco school districts for possibly violating title 6. that civil rights law prevents discrimination and activities at schools that receive federal funds, the j c r c bay area believes a rise in anti-semitism is at the root of the investigations. kron 4 reached out to both districts for comment. oakland hasn't responded, but san francisco superintendent said, quote, it's imperative that our schools are safe spaces where each and every one of your students feel like they belong and feel heard and received the support they need to process and heal. he also said he wants to recognize and fear the fear and concern students and families feel at this moment. and new at 11 tonight, san francisco mayor london breed has declined to sign a resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the city's board of supervisors had passed it at their meeting last tuesday in a letter addressed to the board president aaron peskin the mayor

stop more than 100 people from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city council. public comment on the letter lasted for hours. hilda paulson said every second it was needed. believe that cease-fire is a local issue because our tax dollars currently our fund genocide and >> and so we want to lift up our voices to say no more. that money could be saying here in city funding needed services, yamuna, friends and families for a cease-fire organization rallied outside of city hall calling on the council members to adopt the cease-fire >> i'll stay in an arab community members from the some community members. they feel on they feel they don't feel heard. and so this is their chance to have their say. >> in front of our elected officials the public about how this >> genocide that we're supporting is impacting them here at home. >> some people in alameda say the war is a personal issue. number have friends who have lost family members,

the shame that low is communications advisor with the norwegian refugee council. i asked her what she's been hearing from her people in. gotcha. what we're hearing from our teams in gaza is that the situation in general continues to deteriorate, day after day. we cannot even access con units and have not been able to access time units for days because of the finding that is ongoing there and the challenges in keeping our own staff safe. we do have a handful of staff who have been seeking shelter in places in time units, and it's been very difficult for us to even maintain contact with them to know whether or not they are safe. we understand that many guns are now fleeing, leaving on unison, fleeing to ruffle, and it is their safety for them. they are to know there simply is no safe place in gaza. so long as these hostilities continue, we desperately need a police fire to put an end to this madness, to put an end to the tale that palestinians and guards i have been subjected to for over 15 weeks. now we had staff members who lost faith, members of their own family,

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the jewish community relations council hosted the event wednesday night at the oshman family jcc. because this is a chance to elect a new, you know, candidate for potentially a generation in this seat, we think this is a rare moment to draw attention to our community's issues as voters head to the polls. the first question to candidates, including former san jose mayor sam liccardo, what role does the u.s. government have in the ongoing war between israel and hamas? there should be, and i have called for an extended humanitarian pause to enable the release of hostages and to enable relief to get to 2 million palestinians that are suffering horribly. former saratoga city council member and mechanical engineer rishi kumar says not many countries have endured the extreme violence to the extent that israel has, and it's time for israel to enjoy peace and security within their own borders and this is absolutely non-negotiable. >> at the same time, we must work to build an economically viable and peaceful state for the palestinian people. >> the second question to candidates how would t

i have just signed the decrees that will allow creating exactly such a communication mechanism of the council on entrepreneurship, as it is defined, in particular by the recent decision of the national security council and the all-ukrainian platform for the activation of entrepreneurship and our ukrainian product. community-led inclusive recovery. canada will help rebuild 19 territorial communities from seven war-torn regions. within the framework of the initiative, they will receive expert support in sustainable, inclusive, social and economic recovery. the selected otgs were united into six groups based on the principle of geographical proximity and common needs. in general , more than expressed their desire to participate in the initiative. 300 communities from 11 the most damaged regions of ukraine. and today we continue our cooperation. from the moment of full-scale, warm-up. oh, it's hard to say. the canadian government has provided over 9 million dollars in aid to ukraine. but the value and strength of our partner. apart from money, this is a unique opportunity not just to get expertis

these small suburban communities, city councils, they are passing their own measures similar to the chicago city council, suggesting that they will impose penalties against these penalties companies that they did not get warnings that they are coming to their communities. they pass the measure last night. take a listen. >> this is a tough one because we do not want to look like we do not care. we have to move forward and get a handle on all of this. we're in the community of north chicago, also passed a secular ordinance, they have not received any migrants, but they do not have the budget or resources, so they are trying to take action in attempt the patient of what could happen. ack to you guys. >> thank you. >>> we want to discuss this issue with a congressman from a border district from texas. thank you for sharing part of your afternoon with us. the visit to the southern border by your republican colleagues comes during negotiations working on a deal to get more funding to the border to put restrictions on asylum-seekers. any of the things republicans have been demanding for years, do

in gaza, is source of pain to me personally and is a shame to the international community, no amount of security council sessions, reports or briefings could have prepared me for what i witnessed today, i saw whole community completely destroyed, more than 500 the children were killed during the conflict, what have they done wrong, being born in gaza is not the crime, after three wars, you cannot forget gaza. "you cannot forget the the underlying political issues in gaza, and you need the government of national consensus to be empowered in gaza, otherwise you are investing again maybe into a political black hole, you need a more stable cease fire, that's why i've been calling for reconstruction hutna. more than year after the war was waged by the israeli regime on the gaza strip and approximately a..." year after the cairo donors conference was held for rebuilding gaza, the reconstruction project is still teatering between the cruelty of the siege and the procrastination of the israeli regime that destroy tens of thousands of housing units and so going back live to the iranian capital at tehran a joint

the jewish community relations council hosted the event wednesday night at the oshman family jcc.ecause this is a chance to elect a new, you know, candidate for potentially a generation in this seat, we think this is a rare moment to draw attention to our community's issues as voters head to the polls. the first question to candidates, including former san jose mayor sam liccardo, what role does the u.s. government have in the ongoing war between israel and hamas? there should be, and i have called for an extended humanitarian pause to enable the release of hostages and to enable relief to get to 2 million palestinians that are suffering horribly. former saratoga city council member and mechanical engineer rishi kumar says not many countries have endured the extreme violence to the extent that israel has, and it's time for israel to enjoy peace and security within their own borders and this is absolutely non-negotiable. >> at the same time, we must work to build an economically viable and peaceful state for the palestinian people. >> the second question to candidates how would the

. >> and in response to the passage, tyler gregory from the jewish community relations council says that his organization is appreciative of the modified resolution, which included the denunciation of hamas. he adds that those changes make a difference. but still there's a lot of pain from this whole process for the jewish community. >> well, governor gavin newsom d to present his preliminary state budget for the upcoming fiscal year today. fact is expected to focus on balancing with think it might be a multibillion dollar deficit. now, while some lawmakers are calling on him to declare a fiscal emergency with this projected 68 billion dollar deficit, other say it might behoove him to maybe invest significantly in some key issues that might pay off down the line. yes, the governor, he's not even sure the deficit will reach 68 billion. we have different numbers and you'll see them on january 10th. and we've. >> we put unprecedented reserves the state's coffers and prepared to meat that had on january 10th. i'm working on the budget in real time. >> well, the referring there to his option

now what communications advisor with the norwegian refugee council in jerusalem shouldn't we appreciate your time to night? thank you. thank you. the european union has reached a preliminary agreement to watch a military operation in the red sea to secure merchant shipping. the use talk diplomats, joseph burrell announced the initiative as foreign ministers met in brussels today . military force would only be used for defensive purposes. european warships and warning systems would be deployed to repel attacks by governments with the militants. the operation is expected to begin next month or more now i'm joined by o corresponded rosie birch ard. she's in brussels. she's been following this meeting of e u foreign ministers, rosie. good to see here. you were at this press conference where joseph burrell talked about this mission to tell us a little bit more about what he said or, well you're, you're trying to come up with some sort of response to this spiraling filings in the midwest. know what burrell side is, that nothing has been fully decided yet, but we've had this meeting with you.

a spokesperson for the jewish community relations council says his organization appreciates resolutionluded, quote, the denunciation of hamas. he added, quote, however, these changes do not take away from the pain. this process has spawned for the jewish community. today. francisco supervisor dean preston also demanding the only grocery store in the city's fillmore neighborhood. stop its plans to close down. we first told you about this last week, the safeway on webster street in the film or has been in business for 40 years. its owners say the location will be closing in march. supervisor preston introduced a resolution today to try to stop that. for sarah stinson not talked with us. the supervisor joins us now live. >> in the city, sarah. >> supervisor dean preston says shutting down this safeway will be harmful to some of the most vulnerable groups in the fillmore district as this location. it not only serves as a grocery store, but also a bank and pharmacy. a san francisco supervisors doing what he can to keep a grocery store open in the city's fillmore neighborhood. safeway on web

tyler gregory from the jewish community relations council says the organization is appreciative of the modified resolution, which included the denunciation of hamas. he has the changes. don't take away how painful the process was for the jewish community. >> well, governor gavin newsom has scheduled or is scheduled to present his state budget for the upcoming fiscal year. today. he's expected to focus on balancing the projected multi-billion dollar deficit. some lawmakers are put pressuring him right now to declare a fiscal emergency. they think there's going to be about a 68 billion dollars deficit. others, though, say it might be more prudent to invest in key issues that will pay off in the long run and help fix the situation. if you asked the governor, he says the deficit may actually come in lower. then 68 billion. >> we have different numbers and you'll see them on january 10th. and we've we put unprecedented reserves the state's coffers and were repaired too meat that had on january 10th. i'm working on the budget in real time. well, the governor. >> referring there to his option

now what communications advisor with the norwegian refugee council, intrusive, i'm sure that we appreciate your time to night. thank you. thank you. ok, let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world member states of the european union have reached an agreement in principle to launch a military operation to secure merchant shipping. in the red sea, the use top diplomat, joseph burrell, announced the initiative as for ministers, met in brussels today. the operation is expected to begin next month. the chinese think media say that a land slide has buried dozens of people killing at least age in the southwest. and province of you, non authorities has evacuated hundreds from the area where temperatures are below freezing. land slides are common in you non around it's steep mountain ranges. and atlantic storm has battered ireland, leading thousands without power. within a $150.00 flights were cancelled at dublin airport. the storm known as storm e sharp prompted authorities to declare the highest alert level for parts of ireland and northern england

community. the guardian council actually added article 78.it should be defined, if the government approves, god willing, the government wants this to happen , naturally, it works for the sports of the country, with the approval of this resolution, the economy of sports will also be shaken and it can bring the participation and investment of the private sector to sports. allocating funds to the ministry of sports will help us implement our programs faster. newly independent countries. today, the persian gulf is making huge investments and our sport should be worthy of the dignity of an iranian so that we can fly the holy flag of our country. the budget is even more than the entire country's sports budget, and it can be used for construction, hosting of international events and expeditions . my concern is international hosting. we welcome foreign teams from mexico and brazil to our revolution celebrations. he is coming for his points, he is coming to the olympic games in paris , he wants to get a quota for his 5 billion, i want to stay, now spo

. >> city council is in fighting about which communities deserve resources. which council members are politically favored to get those resources. >> reporter: this councilwoman represents the area. she says she has not gotten enough votes from other council members to add resources to beef up security. >> i am tired of both of other leaders in the city saying yes we area. yes we care, but we're not putting the resources into it. >> reporter: i asked councilman dan cobb about the call to declare a state of emergency. >> no, i don't support the national guard. we have too many people here with guns. i don't want to have soldiers walking up and down the streets, hundreds of soldiers walking up and down the streets with their rifles and shot guns. >> reporter: he says instead he'd like to request the fbi to send in agents to help investigate violent crimes. the councilwoman says she was told oakland would not qualify to get help from the national guard, even if the city declares a state of emergency. >> however, i do think it can send a signal to the public that w

representatives of the united states, in particular , the coordinator of strategic communications of the national security councile white house, john kirby , said for the first time that and 29- th and second numbers were used for the first time in north korea. missiles for strikes on our cities , there was a certain infographic, which was primarily about zaporizhzhia, although our data indicates that there are fragments of these north korean missiles rather in kharkiv than in zaporizhzhia, and now let's talk about the key points on the front, which are currently burning the most, where the situation is difficult, we cannot even imagine how difficult it is, it is impossible to convey it with words... maybe sometimes serhiy reads, i read there, sometimes what the military writes, what they are going through , it's, well, it's, it's hard to go through with them together, yes, not sitting, not being there, but bakhmut , the offensive of the times, what is the situation there, does the enemy really manage to win back some areas and is the strength of the means of the armed forces of ukraine sufficient to hold, and wh

they were on the community education council. and they. se they said community education our school board here in new york. they were liberal and they said we really like moms for liberty. they are not anti-lgbtq. they are not antiblack history. they just want schools to teach our kids. our kids are falling behind, and it's important. one of the guys is a teacher up in the bronx at a charter school and he said that he works for the school. the parents are so happy when their kids in the bronx gets accepted to the charter schools. he wants them to be better readers and matt me continuations. >> brian: charter schools are key to that she thud open up more. >> ainsley: talked to two of the ladies there the presidents or leaders with moms for liberty they got patriot awards at our last award ceremony tiffany and tina. they said this is 2024. >> we are not anti-lgbtq. she said that's what they want t to paint us as. we don't want young kids to beca taughtus that. >> brian: nikki haley coming up. so her doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily

. >> the jewish community relations council bay area says it learned thursday that the u.s. department of education says it will investigate the oakland and san francisco unified school district's for possible title 6 violations based on shared ancestry. the civil rights law that prevents discrimination and activities at schools that receive federal funds. the investigations are confirmed on the department of education's website. well, we don't know the specifics yet. we are guessing that it has to do. >> with this massive discrimination that we're seeing at every level of schools in oakland and san francisco. and by the way, and many other school districts across the bay area. tyler gregory is ceo of the j c r c bay area and believes the rise in anti-semitism is at the root of the investigations. he says accusations by the oakland teachers, union of israel allegedly committing genocide against the palestinians recently organize teaching usd teachers spreading anti israel propaganda. >> and walkouts at san francisco schools by students demanding israel end its part of the wa

. >> i reached out to the jewish community relations council, a spokesperson said jews are being scapegoatedfor events overseas and small business owners should not face collective punishment. this form of anti-semitism is growing and deeply alarming to us. the restaurant's gm says. the goal has always been to create an inclusive and enjoyable dining atmosphere for all of its guests. >> christina amberleigh live tonight in san francisco. amber thank you. coming up tonight at 1015, a message of peace and understanding the jewish and baptist communities coming together in san francisco. the supreme court has agreed to take on two cases on whether some homeless laws are cruel and unusual. >> the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled the city of grants pass, oregon, could not enforce local ordinances prohibiting homeless people from using items to protect themselves from the elements. thatrillionuling applies across the western united states. yesterday, in a separate ruling, that same courtrillionuled san francisco cannot sweep homeless encampments when there are not enough beds in city shelters.

renewed stop more than 100 people from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city council. public comment on the letter lasted for hours. hilda paulson said every second it was needed. believe that cease-fire is a local issue because our tax dollars currently are funding side and >> and so we want to lift up our voices to say no more. that money could be saying here in city funding needed services, yamuna, friends and families for a cease-fire organization rallied outside of city hall calling on the council members to adopt the cease-fire >> palestinian and arab community members from the some community members, they feel on they feel they don't feel heard. and so this is their chance to have their say. >> in front of our elected officials the public about how this >> genocide that we're supporting is impacting them here at home. >> some people in alameda say the war is a personal issue. number us have friends who have lost family members

military officer to build a person which in this case is void. austin should be communicating to the national security council into the prison. united states. what's happening? we have a situation in gaza the same. think americans deployed carrier battle groups as a deterrent, meaning that it wears telling people like has beloved any wrong. and if you get involved, we will respond. therefore, we have to every hour be re evaluating this, which means military commanders are reporting up between the 5th to lloyd austin was communicating to the present national security council. we have china and taiwan. around the world is military crises. and the secretary defense disappears for 3 days, and the president doesn't know about it. what does this tell you? it's a total collapse of leadership, an absolute collapse of leadership. and here's the scary part. as i said earlier, i most i have, i don't like joe, by anybody knows the history of him and i know that we've worked in jazz over the years, but i respect the fact that he's depressed. but you have to be the president to be the president. meaning you have to be in c

the jewish community relations council says the forum was a chance for candidates to tell voters how ish community. >> as antisemit ism rises around the country and the war in gaza continues as we grieve for all of them, and we must do all we can to support a path to peace, a two state solution that ensures protection and security for israel, which is facing an existential threat. >> israel's attack on gaza jeopardizes israel's security because of what's happening every day in gaza, generations of palestinians will want to avenge the deaths of their loved ones, and that is not going to lead to peace with each candidate vying to represent silicon valley in washington, d.c, the war in gaza and u.s. israel relations will remain a top priority for the next representative. >> it was a terrorist attack by a terrorist organization. israel has a right to defend itself and an obligation to minimize civilian casualties to the greatest possible degree. >> jsi rc also says that they're considering holding a forum like this for the san francisco mayor's race and other local elections coming up soo

once again we want the international community, especially the un security council to reach legal consensus and make arrangements, international arrangements on palestine. at the end i would like to express hope that today's meeting. the next speech by head of the turkish delegation and after him the head of the us sayın başkan, sayın meclis başkanları, değerli mevkidaşlarım, kıymetli katılımcılar, sözlerime başlamadan önce İran'ın kirman vilayetinde 100'den fazla kişinin yaşamını yitirmesine sebep olan terör saldırısını kınadığımı ifade etmek istiyorum. saldırılarda hayatını kaybedenlerin yakınlarına, İran İslam cumhuriyeti hükümetine ve halkına da başsağlığı. uh, the core issue of these interparliamentary sessions, our support for palestinian to bring attention to the israeli crimes that have been committed against the palestinians. both events. bringing together parliament speakers and vice speakers from 26 islamic and asian countries, high on the agenda, as we mentioned is the israeli regimes genocidal war on gaza, we've been listening to some of the comments of the envoys that are part

now the jewish community relations council is opposing the measure.s not condemn hamas pro resolution health care workers are expected to be at that 10 a.m. meeting dressed in scrubs. now, the last time the board talked about this proposal , there was almost seven hours of public comment. >> ucsf is denouncing what it says are recent anti-semitic attacks on medical staff at hospital nationwide. in a social media post on saturday, ucsf said a conspiracy theory has been circulating alleging, quote , zionist doctors are a threat to arab palestinians. south asian muslim and black patients at. a ucsf physician was among the social media users agreeing with that argument. now the hospital released a statement reading in part, quote, we will continue to encourage open dialog even on the most difficult and painful topics. but we draw the line on those who attack entire groups of people and promote divisiveness and xenophobia, including islam phobia and in this case, anti semitism. a large group of pro-palestinian protesters marched towards the federal buildin

now, the jewish community relations council says the flier targets santa clara county district attorney's pictured in the lower right hand corner with his eyes crossed out. the rally was held at the da's office. we contacted district attorney rosen's office for a response and we received this video from december 15th of rosen calling for peace and a one hour area to be a microclimate of peace, of diversity, of respect and love for one another. >> the muslim, jew, christian, hindu, sikh. >> we also contacted the rally organizers, but we have not heard back from any of them yet. the new year brings some new movies to the big screen, including many new installments of some popular franchises. >> and just last month, fans dango released a survey of the top ten most highly anticipated movies of 2024. there were action packed movies in there and anime movies that made the list, and deadpool three leads the list. >> this is marvel studios first r-rated movie. this reunites or actually pairs for the first time, ryan reynolds deadpool and hugh jackman's wolverine. beetlejuice two is the number t

. >> the jewish community relations council says the forum was a chance for candidates to tell voters how they support the jewish community as anti-semitism rises around the country and the war in gaza continues. >> we grieve for all of them and we must do all we can to support a path to peace, to state solution that ensures protection and security for israel, which is facing an existential threat. >> israel's attack on gaza jeopardizes israel's security because of what's happening every day in gaza, generations of palestinians will want to avenge the deaths of their loved ones. and that is not going to lead to peace with each candidate vying to represent silicon valley in washington, d.c. the war in gaza and u.s. israel relations will remain a top priority for the next representative. >> it was a terrorist attack by a terrorist organization, and israel has a right to defend itself and an obligation to minimize civilian casualties to the greatest possible degree. now, jake says they're also considering holding a forum like this one for the san francisco mayor's race and other local el

. >> the jewish community relations council is condemning a flier for what it calls an anti-semitic rallypromoted a rally called fight back for palestine that was scheduled to take place last week in san jose. now, the jewish community relations council says that flier targeted santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen, who's pictured there in the lower right hand corner with his eyes crossed out. we contacted district attorney rosen's office for a response, and we received a video from december 15th of rosen calling for peace. after a one hour area to be a microclimate of peace, of diversity, of respect and love for one another. >> it wasn't jew, christian, hindu, sikh. >> now, we also contacted the rally's organizers, but we have not heard back from any of them yet. >> california hopes the next snow survey set for february will be far better than the results of the first manual survey of the year. the snowpack is currently 7.5in deep and snow water content at 30% of average. one year ago, the snowpack was five feet deep. the state's water resources department is still optimistic a