we know for sure that trump would elli- watch it.m ll waters right now. uncharted waters right now. we don't know to expect. and don't know what to expect. and they have been quiet. myroslava petsa. with bbc ukrainian, thank you. even, over fears of russia invading again. but you just needed to look at the expression and vice president, it became clear that nothing constructive were reported in quite a measured, they referred to a mineral deal that was expected to be and from the reaction you see online and the people you speak to here in the capital, there broadly we spoke to some people who are simply processing what they saw. trump's administration was so arrogant. that's my point of view. translation: i understand our president. from their side, it looks like they support russiaj and they think, look, now, the majority of european allies — he said, "we must never confuse the aggressor and victim." the prime minister of poland donald tusk, it's been interesting seeing president zelensky individually thank each post in solidarity o

and with me here, nbc's rehema ellis.race in the country's largest city? well. joe will tell you name recognition counts for a lot of things, including some voters, it seems, because in polls taken before cuomo entered the race, he was at the top of the pile of that. and mayor adams, he was running second or third. but if you add in what's called undecided and don't know yet, that comes in second behind in front of mayor adams. but mayor adams was very gracious when cuomo jumped into the race this weekend. he said, come one, come all. he's ready for a fight. he has said that he denies all of these charges that are being held against him. and there is some speculation. again, joe can talk to this about whether mayor adams would leave the democratic party and run as an independent, what that would do. but we're going to find out all of this really soon. we know that the painters and the carpenters union have already voiced their support for cuomo. a lot of projects got built under his administration, including a brand new l

it's on ellis street. it's going to begin at 6:30 p.m. well, the white house is expected to announce a multi-billion dollar proposal later today. this as u.s. foreign policy continues to be under the spotlight following friday's intense oval office exchange. well, next, the discussions now underway as ukraine president vows to cooperate with the us. plus, the carolinas rocked by wildfires. the damage left behind as crews there on the ground seek to gain the upper hand. but first, barbecue shrimp cooked up louisiana style just in time for mardi gras. california live taking us to a visit to brenda's french soul food in san francisco. to learn more on how to make that dish from brenda herself. that's ahead for you at 1130 this morning. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a co

. >>> hollywood gets ready for the oscars as film industry workers recover from the devastating elliees. >>> and there's good news tonight. about the life-saving power of baseball and friendship. >>mpted this mass evacuation and mass panic at the dallas convention center. >>> we begin tonight with a scary afternoon in dallas, where a national cheerleading competition turned into a frantic scene. police say an incident prompted this mass evacuation and mass panic at the dallas convention center. video showing girls in their chair uniforms sprinting to get away, the rush leading to a massive emergency response. dallas police later confirming there was no active shooter threat, and saying a fight between just two people caused all of this commotion priscilla thompson reports tonight from dallas. >> tonight, a chaotic scene in dallas at the national cheerleading association competition. me. >> reporter: addison and her hundreds of people evacuated from the convention center, running for their lives, and searching for safety after hearing a sudden loud noise. >> it sound like three popgirl

range in spring training, smashing and home runs to the los angeles dodgers against his summer. jean ellie and jose dodgers play the 1st game of the regular season in tokyo later this. okay, and that is all your support for now back to you w. thank you so much for will see you again very shortly. but so for me, tell me the credit for this news. uh, but there was much more on our website itself. is there a dot com? i will be back in just a moment though with much more of the guys used to stay with us. the, as the cost of all celebrates the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between serbian and because of albany and forces. we were meant to be completely ethnically. cleanse people have power, examines the posts for landscape, and present the challenges for the regions youngest country. this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today because we took no attraction that's not possible the making of a states on that. just a, you know, hearing the facts as the cool ones are whether it continues people in gaza have no choice, but to find what middle shoulder, the ac

at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street. >> dublin is the latest bay area city to see cuts in its school district. dublin unified's board voted to cut about 30 jobs, including 13 teachers, by this summer. many of the teaching positions impacted are in electives such as language or music. the district says it needs to cut spending by about $6 million for the next school year. the board says it would consider reversing the cuts if the district can find a way to bring in more money. berkeley unified is considering layoffs in an effort to balance its budget. the district reportedly sent out notices to teachers and staff, warning of possible job cuts that could come before the next school year. the superintendent stresses the district has not made a final decision on cuts. berkeley unified is currently facing an $8 million budget deficit. >> our time now is 706. tomorrow, voters in san mateo county go to the polls in a special election to decide the fate of measure a, it would give the county supervisors the power to remove sheriff cristina corpus from office. now the sheriff is

at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street. >> mediators in the war between israel and hamas accused the netanyahu administration of using starvation as a weapon. the first phase of a ceasefire expired this past weekend and there are no new negotiations scheduled. israel cut off all humanitarian aid into gaza at the end of the first phase. israel is supporting a new proposal by the trump administration that extends the ceasefire through ramadan, which began over the weekend, and the jewish passover holiday, which ends april 20th. >> the scale of this war has been just unprecedented and extraordinary, and so the amount of rebuilding that will take is going to be immense. and it's going to take, obviously, a multinational effort in the region to do that. >> the u.s. proposal requires hamas to release half of the hostages immediately, and the rest when a permanent ceasefire is reached. israel warns of, quote, additional consequences if hamas does not agree to the terms. well, there's a high surf advisory and hazardous beach warning for the bay area until 9:00 tonight. the danger

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. >> the vigil is scheduled for 630 tomorrow night at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street now to the middle east. israel is facing sharp criticism for stopping all humanitarian aid and other supplies into gaza. israeli leaders warn, quote, additional consequences could come if hamas does not accept a new proposal to extend a fragile ceasefire. ktvu tom vacar spoke to a political expert on what this means for that war torn region. >> the expectation was that the two month ceasefire would be extended through ramadan, one of islam's most important months, where the faithful believe the holy quran was sent down from heaven. ramadan coincides with passover, one of the most important jewish high holidays celebrating the israelites escape from egypt. instead, israeli leadership has stated it will not continue the ceasefire or withdraw its troops or allow the continued shipment of goods, supplies and services without the remaining hostages being released as expected. that says hamas is blackmail and a war crime at this point, unless mediators and envoys can carve out a quick deal,

. >> tonight's vigil is set for 630 at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street. >> well, this weekend, hundreds of protesters held a rally outside a former federal prison in alameda county. they're concerned the trump administration may convert the old prison into a federal immigration detention facility. president trump has made deporting undocumented immigrants a key part of his second administration, and ice has entered contracts with five federal prisons across the u.s. to hold immigrant detainees. the protesters are concerned that the federal government has its eyes on one former prison in the east bay, with a notorious past. >> beat o, p or icu. it is all the same to me. >> this weekend. some 500 demonstrators gathered outside the facility in dublin, which is a former all women's prison. it was shut down last year following a sex abuse scandal that made national headlines. so far, it's not on any official list to become an immigrant detention center, but one union leader tells ktvu. federal immigration agents visited this facility twice two weeks ago. >> i am an immigran

it's being held at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street, and it starts at 6:30 p.m. be the final deadline for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site. the bay view vehicle triage center opened in 2022 at candlestick point. it provides safe parking for those experiencing homelessness or living in their cars or rvs. last year, the city informed its roughly three dozen residents that it's closing. the city offered them new housing options, which most accepted. anyone who refused will likely be ordered to leave today, and their vehicles may be towed or impounded. the city says high costs and limited success led to other closures and this closure. that does it for this edition of that does it for this edition of the fast forward.yself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying humira, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill from the makers of humira that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiff

. >> tonight's vigil is set for 630 at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street. >> the u.s. justice department says members of a federal task force to combat anti-semitism will soon visit uc berkeley and nine other college campuses. task force members will also be heading to southern california, with stops planned at usc and ucla. they will be investigating allegations of anti-semitic incidents during recent pro-palestinian rallies on campus. the task force will be meeting with university leadership, affected students and local law enforcement officers. >> voters in san mateo county have until tomorrow to decide on the fate of measure a in a special election. it gives the county supervisors the power to remove sheriff cristina corpus from office. voters received mail in ballots a month ago. the sheriff is facing allegations of corruption, abuse of power and an inappropriate relationship with another employee. the allegations surfaced in an independent investigation commissioned by the board of supervisors. >> the board of supervisors felt that that was so important that the

that's on ellis street. it starts at 630. well, big surf along the coast has turned deadly. a man died after being swept into the water off the sonoma county coast. it happened just after 1130 yesterday morning. this is in gerstle cove. now, the sheriff's office says that two men were standing on the rocks. this is when a wave swept one of those men out to sea. first responders pulled that man out of the water and tried to revive him, but he died there at the scene. his identity has not yet been released. a high surf advisory remains in effect through tonight. want to turn things over now to meteorologist kari hall. so, kari, what does this mean for anyone near the coast? yeah. you do want to stay well away from the water. and as we saw there, just even being on the rocks can be very dangerous as some of the waves come up a lot higher. that's the risk here. and you don't really see it coming. some of those breakers today may still top 20ft. and we're still looking at some of the waves this morning at about 10 to 14ft. as we get this day started, along with the big waves that

that's on ellis street. it begins at 630. the big surf along the coast has turned deadly. a man died after being swept into the water off the sonoma county coast. it happened just after 1130 yesterday morning near gerstle cove. now, the sheriff's office says that two men were standing on the rocks. this is when a wave swept one of those men out to sea. first responders pulled that man out of the water and tried to revive him, but he died there at the scene. his identity has not yet been released. a high surf advisory remains in effect through tonight. want to get to meteorologist kari hall here? i know you've been monitoring all that, kari. so what does this mean for anyone living near the coast or just near it in general? you just have to be so careful and never turn your back to the water. you want to stay well away from the water. when we have waves this dangerous and turbulent, some of those breakers could top 20ft today. as of right now, they're at about 10 to 13ft, a little bit higher near santa cruz. but we are seeing all of this because of the very active storm pat

during the meeting you were at ellis driveway is still the property that is under ours as well as the fillmore heritage center, you know and as is so those are still under our ownership is ellis center under oci or under mou city owned it is under our ownership. >> we were here last or i guess two years ago to get a condo before i was overseeing real estate. we got a contract to currently for the maintenance. >> did that contract also include transference of the property to my city at that time? >> pardon me commissioner. go ahead. no, please don't interrupt me. i'm asking questions. mr. slatkin. excuse me one second. this is not on the agenda. if you want to hear about all of our properties we could certainly hold a workshop on it specifically for the fillmore heritage center and that elm street this is germane to this is this is germane to the questions that i'm asking because this is where we're guarding maintenance and as you know all of us commissioners receive email letters from people in that neighborhood who are concerned about the maintenance and how those properties were mai

the project is located at ellis and gough streets in western addition district two. it includes 78 studios and 31 bedroom apartments as well as 120 parking spaces quite unusual for affordable housing and also provides a really critical infusion of additional commercial income to the project. >> before you today is an acquisition rehabilitation and permanent loan permanent financing. the first component of the loan will be the repayment of a 35.8 acquisition bridge loan that was provided by the housing accelerator fund in late january. after that the budget includes nearly $10 million for rehabilitation. i'll speak a little bit more about that on the next slide. as well as funds for soft costs reserves and the developer fee. speaking of the developer, i'm joined today by chris cummings, director of housing development from the tenderloin housing neighborhood corporation. >> the building was built in 1968 on land that was controlled by the former redevelopment agency. as you know, small cites is an anti displacement program and we're proud that land that likely displac

coolidge 30 years later understood that of the surge of immigrants eastern and southern europe, the ellis island migration, which was just beginning at the time of his college debate, the dutch heritage was familiar to literate americans. calvin coolidge. his youth. they had read washington irving's rip van winkle legend sleepy hollow. they knew that martin van buren, the eighth president, founder of the democrat party, the world's oldest political party, grew up speaking dutch in the village of kinderhook in the hudson valley of new york. they were with the figure of jolly saint nicholas coming down the chimney from, clement moore's home, based on dutch legends, retold by his neighbors in new york's chelsea neighborhood. they did not yet know, but would learn later that theodore roosevelt, who was appointed new york city police during calvin senior year at amherst, grew up in manhattan in an affluent family that gathered for sunday dinners at his grandfather this house where everyone spoke dutch. the dutch heritage. this was still tangible and that's more than 200 years after peter stuyv

the most common reasons for no fault evictions are due to owner move ins, capital improvements and ellis act evictions which make up about 95% of no fall evictions. so what we interpret from this data is that our policies generally are working to discourage demolitions such as our conditional use requirement and our rent ordinance. we can certainly continue to strengthen these policies and today you'll hear a range of ideas for doing so. but it is not a fault that we haven't seen a pervasive trend of demolitions even during periods of rapid housing growth. so now i'll pass it over to molina. >> good afternoon commissioners . >> the proposed ordinance scope is to do a targeted and strategic update to the municipal code to codify elements of asbury 5330 to minimize and mitigate the risk of direct displacement due to the residential demolitions as new housing is built to replace it. the goal is to continue to expand san francisco's tenant protections and to prove upon sb 330 to ensure strong implementation and enforcement of tenant protections and greater clarity on replacement and tenant p

than we did pre-pandemic and that is primarily happening in sutter stockton fifth and mission and ellis and o'farrell. these are our three downtown garages so this is really tied to the larger story of the downtown economic recovery when people are not working downtown and when after work they're not doing other activities in the neighborhood or people are not coming driving in to shop. >> that means that there's less parking revenue generated and you can really see that here in this table. >> so on the expenditure side we are actually projected to expend $9 million less than our budget. >> so i think what this tells us this is really a revenue problem, not an expenditure problem. >> we are doing a very good job of projecting how much the amount that we are spending is very close to what we anticipated spending when we built the budget. but what is happening is that what we projected to recover is coming in $13 million less and that that has been mostly made up by spending a little bit less than we had anticipated. so by putting in expenditure controls like freezing hiring we've been ab

ellie. the first experience for ellie, though. what did you think, ellie?ut definitely mustard would help. i think. >> i need a condiment then clearly. so do people come from all over the country or even all over the world to come and see you at melton mowbray? >> yeah they do locally and across the uk we�*re very, very across the uk we're very, very popular with tourists, brings a lot of people to the area known as the royal capital food in melton mowbray. so we do get a lot of visitors, but also, yeah, people from all over the world, especially people that have got family and friends that live closer to melton, they come over and it's definitely one of their places to stop, try some of our products and go away happy. >> but richard, where do you stand on the whether you should heat or not heat issue? >> oh no no no no. melton mowbray just out of the fridge. let it get to room temperature and that�*s when it's best enjoyed. >> yeah okay. good to know. >> yeah okay. good to know. >> do you think people are still enjoying their traditional pies, or do you fe

nana and ellie heidel and gummy.mry rakib cbd deth coil hapus. >> and some quick breaking news from the world of showbiz. to finish on, charli xcx has dominated at the brits tonight, taking five awards including best artist, best album and song of the year. a bright summer indeed. that's all from me. and now it's back to headliners. now it�*s back to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news. direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> thank you, sophie and hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first. let�*s see what we've got on the front pages. the mail on sunday leads with. now stop the state visit for bully trump. the sunday times has reeves unlocks billions for kyiv defence. the observer has royals welcomes zelenskyy after white house meltdown. more front pages in a moment. but first, steve, what do you make of sunday's mail? >> it�*s weird. >> it's weird. >>

nana and ellie heidel and gummy.e camry rakib cbd deth coil hapus. >> and some quick breaking news from the world of showbiz. to finish on, charli xcx has dominated at the brits tonight, taking five awards including best artist, best album and song of the year. a bright summer indeed. that's all from me. and now it's back to headliners. now it�*s back to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news. direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> thank you, sophie and hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first. let�*s see what we've got on the front pages. the mail on sunday leads with. now stop the state visit for bully trump. the sunday times has reeves unlocks billions for kyiv defence. the observer has royals welcomes zelenskyy after white house meltdown. more front pages in a moment. but first, steve, what do you make of sunday's mail? >> it�*s weird. >> it's weird.