the east village district stretches from seventh street to 22nd street. jose city council member omar torres thanked the business association for making this project a reality. >> they are the gateway. it is very, very important to invest in our gateways into downtown right when you're getting off of the 101, it is very important to see this corridor thriving with businesses open with no graffiti, right? with police officers patrolling it. that's why it is for me very, very important to continue to build partnership with the east village business association, leaders with east village san jose say they're committed to more initiatives as they work to build a better downtown. >> they're focused on three pillars beautification, safety, and community. looks great. thank you so much for joining us today. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. and i'll see you back here for abc seven news at four. >>> tonight, breaking news. the arrests outside new york

leaders in the south bay today unveiled this mural that commemorates the newly named east village sanose. it's the latest effort to revitalize the city's downtown. east village is a business district stretching along east santa clara street between seventh and 22nd streets. there are more than 200 stores, restaurants and marketplaces in that area. >> they are the gateway. it is very, very important to invest in our gateways into downtown. and so that's why it is for me very, very important to continue to build partnership with the east village business association leaders with east village san jose say they are committed to more initiatives that are focused on three pillars beautification, safety and community. >> all right, on to the weather. hot today. may be hotter tomorrow. >> yes. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya. >> yeah, it is what we call the dog days of summer. ama and dan and be prepared for it because it's not going to end right away. let's take a look at your heat alert. 10 to 15 degrees above average tomorrow for your temperatures. we're talking abou

leaders in the south bay today unveiled this mural that commemorates the newly named east village san jose. it's the latest effort to revitalize the city's downtown. east village is a business district stretching along east santa clara street between seventh and 22nd streets. there are more than 200 stores, restaurants and marketplaces in that area. >> they are the gateway. it is very, very important to invest in our gateways into downtown. and so that's why it is for me very, very important to continue to build partnership with the east village business association leaders with east village san jose say they are committed to more initiatives that are focused on three pillars beautification, safety and community. >> all right, on to the weather. hot today. may be hotter tomorrow. >> yes. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya. >> yeah, it is what we call the dog days of summer. ama and dan and be prepared for it because it's not going to end right away. let's take a look at your heat alert. 10 to 15 degrees above average tomorrow for your temperatures. we're talking ab

the east village in san jose get it east village. jose ca like the east village in new york making it with a new name. they're hoping will add new life and new support to small businesses in the area. >> and a quick reminder today that there is a spare the air alert in effect throughout the bay area today and beginning at 11 o'clock. you're going to heat advisory added to that. we're taking a live look here at downtown san francisco. we've got some nice morning fog, which is helping cool us down a little bit. because we needed this afternoon. we're gonna get back up to 100 degrees or so for some of our hottest inland spots. so be careful. well, when i saw the fog this morning as all well, you know, that typically is an it's going to go away and we're going to be hotter. now. we've got john with the florida has stage on air conditioning is only on for one room today the rest of the houses, burn it up. and that's kind of where sitting the coast to get the ac. if you want to head out that direction, not a bad spot to head to. >> the res

. >> now, leaders unveiled this mural that commemorates the newly named east village san jose.ir latest effort to revitalize the city's downtown. east village is a business district stretching along east santa clara street between seventh and 22nd streets. there are more than 200 stores, restaurants and marketplaces in this area. >> they are the gateway. it is very, very important to invest in our gateways into downtown. and so that's why it is for me, very, very important to continue to build partnership with the east village business association leaders with east village san jose say they're committed to more initiatives that are focused on three pillars beautification, safety and community. >> pride is coming to oakland this weekend, and abc7, a very proud sponsor. make sure you tune in to the annual oakland pride parade this sunday. joining host julian glover and zach fuentes for all the fun. it starts at 11 a.m. wherever you stream. abc seven news. >> and we'll take you outside for a live look at the airport this morning. it's 525. we'll be right back. >> this is abc 724 >

. >> 7.10, and check out the new east village. east village, san jose. remember how they have east village. of course, the famous one in manhattan and new york city and now they are calling this area the east santa clara street business quarter east village, san jose. this is a mural out to tell you about the new name. and what it represents for the new beginning in this area. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving and the growing back can be done. here they're on village. >> well, they have a super cool name. and if it's anything like the one in new york, it's going to extra bright. yeah. laid back in need have. >> you know, local stores that are cool, which is the reason they're doing this. they really want to support small local businesses. >> and we're looking outside at what today's daytime highs are going to be 70's towards the coast. doesn't sound so bad. everyone else, though. well, not so funny anym

in the south bay, leaders unveiled this mural that commemorates the newly named east village san joses the latest effort to revitalize the city's downtown. east village is a business district stretching along east santa clara street between seventh and 22nd streets. there are more than 200 stores, restaurants and marketplaces in that area. >> they are the gateway it is very, very important to invest in our gateways into downtown. and so that's why it is for me, very, very important to continue to build partnership with the east village business association, leaders with east village san jose say they are committed to more initiatives that are focused on three pillars beautification, safety and community. >> cathay pacific airways a350 fleet will resume operations by the weekend after repairs to their engine, fuel lines. the airline found 15 of its planes needed these repairs, and that led to several flight cancellations. the inspections came after a jet experienced an engine problem this week. engine maker rolls-royce has not yet ordered fleet wide inspections. other airlines say they

newly named east village, san jose. it's their latest effort to revitalize the city's downtown.lage is a business district stretching along east santa clara street between seventh and 22nd streets. there are more than 200 stores, restaurants, and marketplaces in that area. >> they are the gateway. it is very, very important to invest in our gateways into downtown. and so that's why it is for me, very, very important to continue to build partnership with the east village business association. >> leaders with east village san jose say they are committed to more initiatives that are focused on three pillars beautification, safety and community. san francisco is continuing to work toward building more affordable housing to help with the city's housing crisis. the mission rock neighborhood is home to the newest development. mayor london breed cut the ribbon today at the verde building. it soars 23 stories above the water, just across from oracle park. >> can you imagine living here and being able to come up here and watch a game for free with your binoculars? wait a minute. this is t

el distrito de east village se extiende a lo largo de santa clara entre las calles 7 y la 22.libre de graffiti desde su instalación. esperan que la obra de arte sea una inversión para atraer a más gente a esa zona de la ciudad. el problema es que días como hoy, que está a 80 y tantos, este de temperatura, este tenemos el humo metiéndose a la casa. vecinos de san rafael aseguran que la presencia de unos vendedores de comida les provoca desde problemas de salud hasta para estacionarse. con mucha angustia, mucho coraje, mucho estrés, mucha impotencia. de que? de de a última hora tener que conseguir dinero prestado. y un grupo de madres de familia dice haber sido estafado por un negocio que organiza eventos en san josé y algunas de ellas aseguran que perdieron hasta 4.000 $ y hoy es el primer día del regreso de las temperaturas por arriba del promedio normal hasta los 100 grados. cuáles serán las zonas más calientes en nuestran? les te regióngo con vendedores ambulantes de comida que aseguran que no los están dejando dormir y además dicen que ponen en riesgo la salud. si pasamos c

now it's the east village, san jose. they say the mural represents a new beginning for this area. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing back can be done. here they're on is village. >> the east village business association also talked about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. they say they will continue to support small businesses in that area. there are a global concerns about censorship after brazil's government banned the social media platform x rizzo, supreme court unanimously upheld a ban monday. the ruling blocks access for roughly 40 million users and says that founder elon musk must pay more than 3 million dollars in fines. anyone trying to access the platform could face a daily fine of about $9,000. musk is saying this ruling is destroying free speech. the court also has frozen as satellite internet provider owned by musk. >> that's a

association, leaders with east village san jose say they're committed to more initiatives as they work to build a better downtown. >> they're focused on three pillars beautification, safety, and community. looks great. thank you so much for joining us today. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. and i'll see you back here for abc seven news at four. >>> tonight, breaking news. the arrests outside new york city. once a top aide to two new york governors. was she a chinese agent? >>> also tonight, just one week until the abc news presidential debate. the new poll tonight. where this race stands after labor day. kamala harris and donald trump. >>> and tonight here, we remember a famous teen idol. >>> first tonight, the arrests on long island. a former aide to two new york governors and her husband both arrested. the former a er aide accused of spying for china. >>> the abc news presidential debate, just one week from tonight. the consequential showdown between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. how they're pre pairing now in very different ways

. >> the east santa clara street business corridor to call it the east village. san jose. they say that this mural represents a new beginning and revitalization for the area. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing back can be done. they're on is village. >> the east village business association also talked about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. they say they will continue to support and promote small businesses to enhance east village. volunteers in the lake tahoe area spent labor day cleaning up all the trash left behind by visitors. keep tahoe blue says more than 60 volunteers came together to go through some numbers here with you. they picked up 231 pounds of trash. that includes 991. cigarette butts, 614 pieces of plastic and 323, plastic food wrappers. plus 280 plastic straws reporter chloe curtis has more on the numbers. >> many of us have heard the saying pack in and pack it out. but yea

they unveiled this new mural that commemorates the newly named east village san jose. ness district stretches along east santa clara street between seventh and 22nd streets. there are over 200 stores, restaurants and marketplaces in that area. >> they are the gateway. it is very, very important to invest in our gateways into downtown. and so that's why it is for me, very, very important to continue to build partnership with the east village business association, leaders with east village san jose say they're committed to more initiatives that are focused on three pillars beautification, safety and community. >> san francisco's mission rock neighborhood is now home to some new affordable housing. mayor london breed cut the ribbon today at the verdi building. it soars 23 stories above the water, just across from oracle park. the apartments at verdi range from studios to three bedrooms. look at that view. >> i was just going to say, if you're a giants fan. oh my goodness. >> yeah, there are over 150 below market rate units as well. >> and a reminder pride is coming to oakl

. >> 2 east village, san jose.l represents a new beginning and revitalization for the area. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing back can be done. here they're on is village. >> the east village is business association also talked about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. they say they will continue to support and promote small businesses to enhance east village. volunteers in the lake tahoe area spent labor day cleaning up all the trash left behind by visitors. the keep tahoe blue group is saying more than 60 volunteers came together to pick up 231 pounds of trash, which includes 991 cigarette butts, 614 pieces of plastic and 323, plastic food wrappers 280 plastic straws and stir sticks. reporter chloe curtis has more on the numbers. >> many of us have heard the saying pack in and pack it out. but year after year, dozens of volunteers s

the east village, san jose. they say this mural represents a new beginning for the area. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing can be done here they're on village. >> the east village business association says it will continue to support small businesses in the area. emphasizing the importance of local brick and mortar stores. >> first, there was racist graffiti. now a san francisco nonprofit for youth is reportedly getting death threats. whites founder says he believes they're all coming from just one person. >> plus, a mountain lion attacks, a 5 year-old in southern california. how the child's father sprang into action to save the little boy. but first, the ongoing effort to clear out encampments across the bay area. the plan now under consideration the east bay. >> welcome back. the large encampment near the san jose airport is no more public wo

organizers say they're now calling the east santa clara street businesse corridor, the east village, that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing back can be done. they're on village. >> the east village business association also spoke about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. >> we're still talking about still for today to get a load of this. we still got the middle 90's going on east to the east bay hills. i think there's gonna be some of the hottest numbers are going to see this week ahead. meanwhile, up north got 90% or rosa. the golden gate bridge is still socked by some fog. so just keep a few little bay clouds in there and also along the coast. but all in all, everybody seeing pretty much a lot of sunshine on up here. look at this. we have some interruptions that we like middle lower 80's coming our way tuesday, wednesday to lose a decade off your temps inland and then by next weekend, the beginning of yet another corrector, as we see temperatures fall saturday at 87 there looks like the real action as they g

and in the south bay, there is a new place called east village. san jose. kind of like these village in new york. it's i have neighborhood the east, santa clara street business corridor is what's being called this now. and so they put a mural up, calling it east village, san jose to kind of a just reiterate that this is a new beginning for the area. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing can be done here they're on is village. >> and they're hoping the bet with the name and the organization, the business association that they will be able to bringing a lot of business and support to the brick and mortar stores and local businesses. >> it's a 10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news way, more encampments in san jose which some say it's doing more harm than good. and a big shift in the number of accountants. their dwindling is the profession going to actually be obsolete? >> and today we are

the city will unveil the new mural that says east village san jose. it is the new name for the area on the east side of santa clara street. and it is all part of the effort to revitalize that business corridor. >> they are the gateway where it is very important to invest in our gateway into downtown when you're getting off the 101. it is very important to see this corridor thriving with businesses open. >> there are about 200 businesses in the neighborhood and encouraging more people to join them. >>> and still ahead, copper thefts are spiking and businesses are paying the price. how leaders plan to crack down. >>> and evacuations are underway as the fire spreads in the tahoe national forest. we'll i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds h

organizers say they're re-branding the east santa clara street business corridor, 2 east village, san jose. the murals intended to represent a new beginning for the area. you know, this mural is really a representation of >> the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving and the growing that can be done here they're on village. >> leaders of the east village business association also talked about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. they say they'll continue to support and promote small businesses. there. >> happening now, there is a spare the air alert in effect throughout the bay area through wednesday. we're taking a live look at downtown san francisco. air quality officials say high temperatures and winds combined with car exhaust will create smog and that can create problems, including throat irritation, congestion, even chest pay to see a little low level haze there. and our meteorologist kyla grogan is here with the details. a guy with a there. yes, i have noticed a little bit of

organizers say that now calling the east santa clara street business corridor, east village, san joseeo represents a new beginning for the area and it by saying they're going to continue to support small businesses in that area. now, having are baseball days getting 2 wins in a row against the mariners and the giants lose their first game against the diamondbacks. oracle park. >> ben ross has the highlights. >> the giants opened a three-game series with the arizona diamondbacks. d'backs have been one of the best teams in baseball since the all-star break. and they kept it rolling early on teeing off on harrison. randal grichuk with a man on launches his 7th homer of the year. he would later hit another one to 2 home run game for the grichuk who stole the game. giants got a run back on a sac-fly. but in the second runner on second. although for domo, here's the throw to the plate grant mccray online. but it just gets by patrick bailey. and a run comes into score and % it's for walk in the 3rd harrison leaves the game with the bases loaded tristan back takes over. and kevin newman greet

. >> the east village isn't just in new york. we have won any san jose. it's what the east santa clara street business corridor is now called avenue mural east village, san jose. and then we all represents a new beginning for this area. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing can be done here they're on village. >> and they're hoping by having this cool kind of a place to call it, that it becomes that the people support local businesses because that's what it's all about. >> 9.11 now and looking outside at your forecast in the coast today. it's 70's out there. nice day for the coast. once the sun comes out now inland areas not as comfortable anymore. 90's, even triple digits today for more and more of the >> and we're back 9.13, is the time with a live look here at the martinez where we're looking at the conditions which looked beautiful in this shot the water. a spark a yeah. it's fantastic w

the city unveiled a new mural that says east village san jose. that's the newly renamed area on the east side of santa clara street from seventh to 22nd streets. it's all part of a revitalization effort for that business corridor. >>>>all >>right speaking of getting outside, it was very warm today. we're experiencing a bit of a heat wave to start off the month of september. meteorologist zoe mintz is with me and zoe this is going to stick around for >>>>a bit. yeah, it's going to stick around all the way through thursday. so if you thought today was hot, especially inland tomorrow, tomorrow is going to be the peak of the heat wave. so that's something to keep your eye on because we are already feeling temperatures anywhere from a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday to upwards of nearly 10 to 15 degrees warmer than just 24 hours ago. at this time 15 degrees warmer in livermore, 16 in fremont, 14 in redwood city, 12 in antioch, 16 in concord as well, and even in san francisco, we are 11 degrees warmer than yesterday, and i'm sure everybody that

the east village. it's part of san jose's downtown corridor, just past city hall on east santa clara street. the district runs 16 blocks between seventh and 22nd street, featuring more than 200 businesses from vegan food to pizza boutiques and a hair salon. and one of the city's last shops. still developing. film tonight at seven. we are continuing to report on the shooting of 49ers rookie ricky pearsall. mayor london breed sits down with our raj mathai one on one. make sure to join us at seven. >>> tonight, rage in the streets with a third night of mass protests in the middle east. outrage and mourning after the killing of six israeli hostages in hamas custody. prime minister benjamin netanyahu defiant as backlash mounts. and just in, the new u.s. charges against top hamas leaders, all as the administration struggles to reach a deal to get the remaining hostages out. >>> plus, some of russia's deadliest missile strikes on ukraine since the war began. dozens at a military academy killed. and what presid

luna park, allen rock, and east village. >>> all right, switching gears now to our weather. on our first alert weather, it will feel more like fall today. >> yes. >> a little bit of wind as well. >> and they will pick up from here and keep us cool, which is great news. the cooler temperatures are here to stay or the more comfortable conditions are. right now we're feeling the chill compared to just 24 hours ago. temperatures are anywhere from maybe a couple of degrees cooler than the coastal communities. maybe one or two degrees closer, but further inland locations that you can really see how much cooler it is farther inland, anywhere from 10 to nearly 15 degrees colder right now than what you were feeling 24 hours ago. that's great news. it was all brought to us by the low pressure system, the storm system that will keep these more comfortable conditions around at least throughout the next couple of days. again, that's really good news for anybody that wants to get out and about and enjoy themselves. tomorrow afternoon it is going to be a warm one once again. but overall, i

dará empleo a personas sin hogar para que limpien y recojan basura en las zonas de calle willow east villagerporarse al mundo laboral, incluso con los negocios locales. nuestro meta sería hacer las relaciones con los negocios que están en los distritos para que vean cómo trabajan nuestros voluntarios y a lo mejor darles la posición en 1 de sus negocios que están aquí. comerciantes de la calle 13, como francisco, dueño del restaurante masa, creen que esto mejoraría la imagen de la zona y atraería clientela. la ciudad es que está bella. solo es este corredor que se ha abandonado un poco, pero poco a poco, con estas mejoras seremos parte de toda la comunidad de san josé donde nos veamos más aceptables a convivir con nosotros. el concejal omar torres está apoyando la iniciativa a través de su presupuesto, 80.000 $ para apoyar a los negocios, para mantener seguridad y limpieza. el alcalde matt mahan dijo que con la expansión de este programa quiere dar respaldo tanto a los negocios como a personas sin hogar que quieren recuperarse y salir de su situación. las áreas limpias y seguras atraen a más

welcome to the east village. this mural now marks a new business association and part of san jose's downtown corridor. just past city hall on east santa clara street. district runs 16 blocks between seventh and 22nd street, featuring more than 200 businesses from vegan food, pizza boutiques and hair salon and one of the city's last shops still developing film. they are the gateway. it is very, very important to invest in our gateways into downtown, right when you're getting off of the 101, it is very important to see this corridor thriving with businesses open with no graffiti. the mural at vegan bistro donuts was painted by local artist leila gemelos. it was completed about two months ago, and the city says it has stayed graffiti free. i'm at the anchor desk now with our janelle wang who's working on the 5:00 news. hi audrey, we are just getting word that the san francisco district attorney is going to do a news conference any minute now to announce the charges against the 17 year old, who shot 49ers rookie ricky

it will now be called east village. san jose.he mural is intended to represent a new beginning for the area. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing can be done here they're on village. >> leaders of these village business association also talked about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. they say they'll continue to support and promote small businesses. there. still ahead on the news at 6 parts of the bay reaching triple digits today. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will be with us. let us know when we can expect a little cool down. >> plus, that bear fire burning near tahoe is now at more than 1500 acres. we have the latest crews efforts to knock it down and then congress says less than a month to stop the government from shutting down what needs to be done to avoid that from happeni >> our top story this half-hour, governor newsome recently gave com

city and community leaders today marked the completion of the east village san jose mural. 's the new branding for the east santa clara street business association. it's an area of shops, restaurants and other businesses which stretches along east santa clara street between seventh and 22nd streets. the rebranding effort began last year, and the new mural is expected to help boost the area's visibility. the san francisco fire department has a new interim chief. >> mayor london breed swore in assistant deputy chief sandi tong. she is the first asian american and first paramedic to run the department. tong is taking over for chief janine nicholson, who retired for health reasons. chief tong has been with the deptment for 35 years, serving with the emergency medical services division. >> the constitution having served this department for many, many years and having worked with many chiefs, officers, firefighters, paramedics and emts in the field, i have seen their dedication and hard work. >> they do an excellent job every day and i know they will continue to do so. so thank yo

this nearly year long conflict has displaced more than 100000 people from 11 east villages along the border. but the un says another 150000 live about 10 kilometers north, like in casa, as well seems to have decided once again to put civilians in harm's way. for over 20 years, please bala has deployed its arms inside of homes and militarize civilian infrastructure. as a result, this is palletized organization has turned south in lebanon into a battlefield. isabel stated, we're objective as to return residents to their homes and the north of the country, which has been that has repeatedly targeted and support of palestinians. and garza, the, there's a lot of chaos here. they are very that there's going to be another strike. 70 citizens are being killed. hundreds injured among them, women, children, and paramedics hospitals had been told that the school non urgent surgeries and treat people injured in what officials called israel is expanding aggression against lebanon. parents were asked to fetch their children from school after tens of thousands of people received calls from local nu

yes, randy for says have been sending 70 and 77 and 11 is towns and up in east village is the on the left them a power line in the resistance here that's between 1990 the sale, 92 and then the power. now, after 10 years of resistance and the phone bill upset, we started, we are playing football the month, but especially on emily and strictly to stop israel sending our solutions. so the 1993 there was an understanding, unavailable. gosh, i think it was in direct between the resistance and israel's not understanding. and so i mean with, with the 1996 and that understanding is not fair, which makes clear that size. oh, interesting civilians and we always have to say it's a you don't, don't show off and it is and sounds and we have nothing to do with your interest in your type of service method as long as the law resulting sewage often the long years of aggression against diabetes, and it's aimed as why you need to make a kind of that current balance to prevent israel from killing of any citizen. russia has condemned it as well as repeated attacks on 11 on the united nations security cou

war of extermination in every sense of the word and the destructive plan that aims to destroy 11 east villages and towns. i urge the united nations and the general assembly and influential countries to determine the is really aggression. over the past few hours, we have a note looking especially observing the developments we understand. many people from southern territories are moving further north, whether they're locating to pay route or further up north to table. we do know that people are vacating their homes, that this is in one form or the other, a force migration that is being conducted by these really military. as a result of these attacks, we know for a fact that liberties officials, political parties and representatives are actually taking to the streets and to set up shelters. while we were preparing for this broadcast, a representative of the amount of product at party 11 on contacted one of the administrators of the school and telling him how soon could the school be prepared and set up to become a shelter for this mass exit us up there currently observing at this given moment and

the resettlement sites were villages east of pruzhany. the evacuated villages today. were burned.july 26, 200 families, 1,240 people were evacuated. the 322nd police battalion really gave all its strength to fight the defenseless, peaceful population. only from july forty-first to november 42 they will more than p... thousand soviet citizens were destroyed. in total, during the punitive operation in belovezhskaya pushcha, the fascists evacuated 34 settlements, evicted 6,446 people. on the first day alone , more than fifty were shot. new eyewitness accounts, new facts of the bloody reprisals of the fascists against civilians in the first days of the invasion. borderland, breza region, recalls anna ivanovna vasyuk. it was time to catch. 40 houses burned down and a baby was born. in the forest not far from us, there was such a ditch, but it was dry, there was no water and a small hole such a great, great boon, and there the father cut the little bits so that we sat there in that luzyakov, so that such a thing could not be seen anywhere, and there were five of us children, the younges

in the north-east , the village of vodyanoye has been liberated, in the north- west, the russian army is storming prichistovka. we went to the right, right? 15 such assault groups of russian marines entered prichistovka at once , tank columns attacked from the flanks, they are moving along the horizon. we make our way through the dungeons of the krasnogorsk brick factory, a huge production facility with basements and workshops, you need to look not only at your feet, but up. the sky often gapes in the ceiling, although it is already dark outside, we move in dashes. the drone detector does not calm down for a second. this plant was the main fortified area of ​​the ukrainian armed forces on the very outskirts of the city, facing donetsk. we have a large family, one for all, all for one, there it is, krasnogorovka, very close to the petrovsky district of donetsk, where ukrainian positions are already firing from there. we worked a lot in the petrovsky district both before the svo and after the start of the events related to the special operation, people were constantly flying here, namel

in addition to calle willow, east village, alum rock east, santa clara street and luna park will seehe once a week service. >> this is not something that was done quickly. this was a lot of work by a lot of people. as well as our business district. >> many luna park business owners say trash and blight can scare off would be customers. >> i saw someone posting in, in my google, in saying that that it wasn't very safe to come here, that it was too dirty. >> now, we all know that foot traffic is the lifeblood of most of our small businesses, and that requires clean, safe and inviting areas that draw in more people. >> the teams for our spruce one day a week benefits neighbors and businesses. the team members also do outreach with some of the unhoused. >> i never seen anything so, so different in my life and i it was a pleasure to working with the downtown street team, knowing how much debris and all the other stuff was in the area. >> officials say the $80,000 investment that's expanding this 13 year old program helps two problems at once. meeting our homeless neighbors basic needs whi

the once a week service will expand to east village, alum rock, east santa clara street and luna parkthe team is tasked with picking up trash and reporting illegal dumping around the city. it also offers employment opportunities for those in need in our homeless neighbors. >> basic needs, while they help clean up the city and turn their lives around, is the most simple yet transformative thing we can do for them and our entire city. >> the program has been in the city for 13 years, and last year the city announced it removed 9.5 million pounds of trash from public spaces. >> it's a policy that's sparking debate how one company wants to track its workers, as it cracks down on a return to office mandate. >> anna merryweather. our live camera outside looking out toward the oakland estuary. lots of sunshine up above. still some low clouds and fog near parts of the co t. but i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoul

the once a week homeless services will expand to east village, alum rock east, santa clara street, and luna park. the city says the expansion will build the community engagement and employment opportunities for unhoused residents. officials say this investment could also help tackle two things at once in our homeless neighbors basic needs. >> while they help clean up the city and turn their lives around, is the most simple yet transformative thing we can do for them and our entire city. >> the teams work for hours in each neighborhood one day a week, where they also report illegal dumping around the city. >> well coming up. arrests announced tonight following a pair of atm robberies in contra costa county. >> plus a multi-million dollar drug bust in the south bay. what officials found after searching three properties in san jose. >> also, new information tonight on the 17 year old accused of shooting 49ers wide receiver ricky pearsall. the alleged gun incide at school involving the same team less than two weeks ago, bef e the shooting in sanra isco ♪ (galvanize) ♪ by the chemical broth

. >> that program is now expanding to 4 business corridors including east village. >>> up next it isincredible story of love and survival from placer county. >> another bit and probably wouldn't have made it and they found the dog passed out on top of my wife which she took a lot of the burns away. >> if you haven't heard. the 49ers won their opening game without one of their star players and that might have helped the offense. >> the only good thing that came out is we . : >> tropical storm francine became a hurricane tonight and the state of emergency is declared in parts of louisiana with the powerful storm predictsed to make landfall tomorrow. people are filling up gas tanks and stocking up essentials. >> we have the generators and ready to go. >> lunch meat and something quick. >> i'm now in the area so just taking my precautions. >> francine is already pounding northern mexico. it is the 6th named storm of the atlantic hurricane season. >>> it was a terrifying moment on the taxi way when 2 passenger jets actually collided in atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport. reporter omar v

organizers say they're calling for the east santa clara street business quarter now to be called east villageou know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing back can be done. here they're on village. >> they also talked about what they say is the importance of local brick and mortar stores. all right. let's get a final check of the 4 zone. forecasters are we look alive and gale is back. >> yes, i am. and and we're going to have another warm day tomorrow for your monday back. here are tomorrow's forecast highs. so we're hot today, especially livermore is 2 days in a row where you reached 100 degrees, one on one saturday. what i want a day now tomorrow. let's see if you'll hit the 90's, but it looks like you can expect to be in the upper 80's. so a major cool down for you. but that's not all. we will be cooling down a more robust cooldown. but let's take a look at what you can expect for the start of your week. we have some 70's along the east bay shoreli

include this business district, as well as alum rock east, santa clara street, chiawelo and the east village districts. it's a team dedicated to beautifying san jose, made up of members of the unhoused community. >> if it wasn't for us all the debris and needles and all that that i found and drug pipes and all that nasty stuff, it wouldn't be so good for children to even be in that environment. it was really horrible to see. but i'm glad that they have the downtown street team to clean all that up in just a few hours. >> in this area, the team cleaned up ten bags of trash, just a fraction of the 7 million gallons of debris dst has cleared since 2011, but this is also only part of what this program offers volunteers. they are also working with their case manager and employment specialist to just secure their path to self-sufficiency and doing the peer to peer outreach, which is so impactful when they work directly with the people who you know, they will locate in the communities that we are working in, that idea of self-sufficiency is key in addressing homelessness for mayor matt mahan. getti

city and community leaders today can mark the completion of the east village san jose mural. he new branding for the east santa clara street business association. this is an area of shops, restaurants and other businesses that stretches along east santa clara street between seventh and 22nd streets. the rebranding effort began last year, and the new mural is expected to help boost the area's visibility. >> well, a southern california boat maker is setting out to electrify the waters. it's the same way ev automakers electrifying the roads. the startup ark boats in torrance is one of seven electric boat makers in the state, is set to release a high end, 23 foot speed boat for wake surfing and water skiing. the ark sport boat can rip through the water at speeds of up to 40mph. it comes with display screens, wi-fi, a retractable hard roof, and a 226 kilowatt battery. >> a lot of enthusiasm for a product like this because it solves all these core pain points that gas boat owners have today. it's quieter. it's far more reliable. it's way cheaper to operate, you're not inhaling fumes

this nearly year long conflict has displaced more than 100000 people from 11 east villages along the border. but the un says another 150000 live about 10 kilometers north. like and garza is well seems to have decided once again to put civilians in harms way for over 20 years. please bala has deployed its arms inside of homes and militarize civilian infrastructure. as a result, this is palletized organization has turned south in lebanon into a battlefield. isabel stated, we're objective as to return residents to their homes and the north of the country which has below has repeatedly targeted and support of palestinians and gall. so the strike oh, there's a lot of chaos here. they are very that there's going to be another strike. 70 citizens are being killed. hundreds injured among them, women, children, and paramedics hospitals have been told that the school non urgent surgeries and treat people injured in what the officials call is around expanding aggression against lebanon. parents were asked to fetch their children from school after tens of thousands of people received calls from

already this, nearly your long conflict has displaced more than 100000 people from 11 east villages along the border. but the un says another 150000 live about 10 kilometers north. like and garza is well seems to have decided once again to put civilians in harms way for over 20 years. please bala has deployed its arms inside of homes and militarize civilian infrastructure. as a result, this is palletized organization has turned south in lebanon into a battlefield. isabel stated, we're objective as to return residents to their homes and the north of the country which has below has repeatedly targeted and support of palestinians and gall. so the strike, there's a lot of chaos here. they are very that there's going to be another strike. 70 citizens are being killed. hundreds injured among them, women, children, and paramedics hospitals have been told that the school non urgent surgeries and treat people injured in what the officials called israel is expanding aggression against lebanon. parents were asked to fetch their children from school after tens of thousands of people received calls fr

it was at a teeny little space in the east village.kind of place again," you know. and there i was going back it. only to remember that i love it there. i love it so much. it's where the real stuff happens still. >> seth: it's a shame. one of the worst things about those little rooms in the beginning of your career, is you -- sometimes because of your aspiration, i understand that's part of what we're all doing, you forget how wonderful those moments are. and sometimes cannot fully appreciate it. >> until you come back around and you're like, "this is where the magic started." you know? where you first realize i wanna do this forever and ever and ever. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> so i had a great time. >> seth: this -- the film you did was a reunion with a director you'd worked with a great deal on "nurse jackie." >> yes, brendan walsh. and i knew -- i feel like i knew him since he was like 6. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm probably wrong. but i knew him since he was very young, and he's still very young. and i watched him have all these diff

is there any forces attacked to 11 east village and refugee camp and what became known as the 7 day rule? but by the year 2000, these riley military had withdrawn from lebanese territory, following repeated attacks by has beloved in 2006 conflict again broke out between the group and the israel, leading to a 5 week war in which moving it to. 1 100 lebanese were killed on october 8th last year has but i don't want you to a rocket campaign in support of palestinians and gone off to israel launched it's war on the strip. lawanda shara is out, is there a senior? but let's guy list. he joins me now from london. i think it's interesting to look at that historical, that kind of historical perspective more want because often the rhetoric we hear with regards to has polano. so how much is that these group sort of exist and an isolated vacuum, devoid of the conditions and circumstances are, is actually if you look at that routes that they are born from, the seeds of conflict an invasion. yes, absolutely. um. in fact uh those very recent organizations like how often has the word worn out of uh, out

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so, i will assume that the capadistry to the east, then you are talking about the village, that is, ifapadistry to the east, then it follows that it means, it means the village to the west, yes, it means, so i left the whole order, right, at the head of the ministry were karl vasilyevich, groda and ian kapadistria, and you know this, you went through this, went through it, at what faculty, at the faculty of international relations. and why did you leave this faculty for me to study journalism? i really love this, what do you love, journalism, that's how it is, especially international, then i'll finish reading, no, then you won't finish reading, at the head of the ministry were karl vasilyevich neselrod and ian kapadistria, they had the same powers, with the difference, however, that relations with western europe were entrusted to the care of nesleroda, and the emperor trusted the greek with eastern affairs. this is my assistant, by the way, who has already twice, twice or three times led regional, three times already, regional finals in saratov, well, hand over the order, hand over, w

citizens who live, as they say, far from the mainland, in hard-to-reach, small towns and villages of the far east and the arctic. our task is to ensure regular, uninterrupted supply to these settlements, reduce the time and cost of cargo delivery. last year, a law on northern delivery was adopted, now it is planned centrally, at the federal level, its use is coordinated locally in the regions, transportation and maintenance of cargo, life support received priority on transport, budget loans can be allocated for the purchase and delivery of the northern delivery, the supporting transport and logistics network of the northern delivery will also be developed, including highways, railway stations, sea and river ports, airports. starting next year, a single marine operator of the northern plant will begin operating, for now it will transport cargo to chukotka in a pilot mode. in the future, we will expand the geography of its work to yakutia, kamchatka krai, arkhangelsk region and krasnoyarsk krai. a separate topic is related to medical services for citizens who live in hard-to-reach regions, cities,

and carl, if god, which is just south east of the village, because the, the russians could move and cutoff ukrainian logistical supplies. they are bought in the grander scheme. what we're seeing is that essentially, russian troops trying to secure their flags while they're moving towards the cross . and the problem here is it might take them long to take the city, but if they can maintain it within their tillery range, it's already complicates. ukraine forces logistics, and that is a big problem. right? so russia has all sort of stepped up it's bombing campaign against ukraine. what's going on there to oh, beryl does that, and we have seen that last year actually since full of 2020 to the russians were trying to destroy ukrainian energy infrastructure. and it seems that they have resumed again because ukraine has already lost some. um, i'm gigawatt um that's half of ukrainian um, energy consumption in winter. and so i think that the russians are flying to degrade it as far as possible to make winter and low just for the civilians. um, energy is needed for everything also for military opera