hamid sarkhil , a member of the faculty of the faculty of environment and an expert. environmental geophysics and exploration of water resources sometimes there is a mistake that, for example, the use of zero water leads to subsidence. subsidence is not at all for underground water and not deep water. this water is in deep formations and has no effect on it has no surface layers. harvesting zero water has no environmental issues and by the way helps the environment. majid makhdoom, member of the supreme council of environment. no legislative documentation. there is no scientific and technical knowledge about the reproducibility of deep water reserves. it seems that there is a rush among some officials of the country to solve the water crisis in sistan baluchistan province, while this problem can be easily solved by securing the rights of the pond and desalination of oman's sea water. ali salajgah , head of environmental organization , we have no problem with drawing deep water to supply drinking water. in the discussion of waters considering that the need for drinking

of more than 18 california teachers association chapters claims that. >> management in those districts are not prioritizing students or faculty. they're asking for smaller class sizes, a better environment student center. better way to retain teachers. as of yesterday, the martinez, piedmont, pleasanton and dublin, teachers associations all voted in favor of unauthorized strike. >> our educators feel very strongly students deserve the best. 25 has received a historic increase in per pupil funding of over 8 point to 2%. >> and all we're asking is that pass along to our educator so that we can afford to live in the communities in which we teach. >> dublin unified school district did respond to our request for comment, saying that they're working to secure an agreement. both parties can support. >> last weekend it was a big win for the forty-niners and for local sports bars. guess it was lady in red kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us in studio after catching up with some of those. >> bar owners in the city today and he's here with more. ken and vicki sports bars and restaurants will play games on their tv's every night of the week. but when you have an nfc championship playoff game and it's

of more than 18. california. >> teachers association chapters claims management in these districts, our not per prioritizing students or faculty. they're asking for smaller class sizes, a better environment for students and a better way to retain teachers. as of yesterday, the martinez, piedmont, pleasanton and dublin teachers associations all voted in favor of an authorized strike. >> our educators feel very strongly that students deserve the best. 25 has received a historic increase in per pupil funding of over 8 point to 2%. >> and all we're asking is that pass along to our educator so that we can afford to live in the communities in which we teach. >> the dublin unified school district did respond for comment saying they are working to secure an agreement. both parties can support. >> in oakland, hundreds of volunteers gathered at city hall this morning to help count the homeless population in the city. the annual point in time count helps determine how much funding is needed to expand resources for homeless families who rely on emergency shelters. what number is determined the city's able to shape its policies for the unhoused in create new programs to educate residents on how they

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of unauthorized strike. they are among more than 18 california teachers association chapters who claim management and the districts are not prioritizing students or faculty. they're asking for smaller class sizes, better environment for students and a better way to retain teachers. >> by educators feel very strongly that dublin students deserve the best. 25 has received a historic increase in per pupil funding of over 8 point to 2%. >> and all we're asking is that cast along to our educator so that we can afford to live in the communities in which we teach. >> the dublin unified school district did respond for comment saying they're working to secure an agreement. both parties can support. we're now just a month away. >> from the russian invasion of ukraine reaching its two-year mark, a bay area group of ukrainians is showcasing a theatrical play. that brings slight to the tragic end. long-lasting impact of war fish still cry tells the story of an actress in the ukrainian city of mariupol who loses all of her loved ones and her theater in the attack. it is a fictional script. the draws for real accounts of the war casting crew say they believe in the play's message. >> for me personally. they're all of marker. is

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of unauthorized strike. they're among more than 18 california teachers association chapters who claim management in the districts are not prioritizing students or faculty. they're asking for smaller class sizes, a better environment for students and a better way to retain teachers. >> our educators feel very strongly that students deserve the best. 25 has received a historic increase in per pupil funding of over 8 point to 2%. >> and all we're asking is that pass along to our educator so that we can afford to live in the communities in which we teach. >> the dublin unified school district did respond for comment, saying that they're working to secure an agreement that both parties can support. levi says it's laying off 10 to 15% of its workforce. the denim giant based in san francisco says the layoffs. >> part of the restructuring plan to cut costs and simplify operations. >> sports bars across the bay are getting ready for packed bars full of 40 niner faithful this video most in san francisco. the niners beat the packers last weekend. the owner says he's hosting another one for this sunday's match with the detroit lions. and while he is expecting the same situation for this sunday, he's already looking forward t

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faculty. take a look. this is general video we put together for you now. they did hold a meeting last night and during that time they discussed multiple issues like class sizes of their classrooms, better environments for students and better pay to help retain teachers saying that many can't even afford to live in the same area that they teach, which leads them to quit. and essentially creates a larger classrooms for those that stay. they also say that a handful of associations in the east bay, have all voted in favor of an author, a strike if they need to take it that far. take a look. we've got on your screen those details. you can see it see martinez, education association, the association of piedmont teachers, association of pleasanton teachers and the dublin teachers association. all that say essentially this strike would be to help provide students with more supportive environments and the tools they need to thrive. take a listen to what one had to say yesterday. >> i work in an area there's such a demand this, like all the other districts u.s.. and we can barely hold things together. our deserve the best educators. we show up every day to do your what we're being so strained. is getting more