as im felicia john is based in gaza. thank you. stop to the reopening of the wrath, i bowed our crossing. i asked some, i had the phone, then a wage and a refugee console. it just 20 tracks can actually address the needs of the people in gaza. absolutely not. 28 trucks is not a no. it's no and near enough to meet the growing humanitarian crisis and humanitarian catastrophe. that's unfolding in garza right now. we're here in farmhouse style on the grounding garza, the food is running out. water is running out. fuel is depleted. there's no electricity. and so 28 trucks. well, that's a good step, is simply not enough to meet the needs of 2000000 people in garza who was suffering from 2 weeks of on boardman and a siege that's been imposed on garza by israel. so we're calling for old crossings to be open into gaza and full, unrestricted, unlimited, and sustain humanitarian access so that we can meet the growing needs on the ground . me talking about on the ground the why is it taking so long for a to come through or simply the parties o

my colleague nicole felicia, spoke to some of the german hostages. relatives who have come here to get in direct contact with the building government. but 1st this brief report on the is way the government's efforts on a wall outside the is really defends ministry in tel aviv. and on walls across is real. the images of those taken and missing these are the government most focused 1st the for one doing whatever is necessary. you know that to release the hijacks, people in the october 7th attack from us terrace, killed indiscriminately, and it kidnapped civilians, soldiers, the elderly, disabled, and children. so many children. now the hostages are somewhere in the gaza strip, or under it in the untold hundreds of kilometers of tunnels. come off as bills now that be lots of effort putting to coordinating identifying the load, casey, where the hostages all being tapped as much as possible. and of course, in the background, this talk of potentially hostage rescue attempts, but these are very, very dangerous options with no way to guarantee chance of success. what, how much recognizes scott

okay, w felicia unless shiny, rosanna, thank you. thank thinking we're going to go quickly back towards the w correspondent, interest on rebecca renters. rebecca, what's the latest you've been hearing of the well, the latest the ever i've read here. i'm just the whole coming on and we're hearing more sirens in the central israel area, but also here in jerusalem, just behind me, there's been some kind of attack. i can't identify what is actually happened down there, but we have police there appear to be significant, alter my searching that bus. and i, i still use it as an example to say exactly just how high the tensions everywhere in israel at the moment. i mean, jerusalem has not been sped from what's happening. obviously, the main action is taking place down by the gallons of water, but we've been receiving roca to all through the city here in jerusalem. the security has been incredibly tied. now these attacks happened on shots, the jewish holidays of the city would ordinarily be very quiet. but earlier in the day when i was actual

felicia, a former post reporter, highly critical of the "post's" leadership, and you're critical of howen she tweeted and i don't want to get into that and your social media policies because i certainly understand where you're coming from, bur a reported that kobe bryant dibrys disturbing rape case, dna evidence, accuser's story and the half confession. you objected to that. she was put on administrative leave while the post investigated. she had violated the company's social media policy. in your book you describe being livid over her tweet. first of all, i can't think of anything more journalistic in the sense that we are the ones that are supposed to bring up the most uncomfortable truths to the public than that tweet. and second of all, i bet there were millions of rape survivors and sexual assault survivors that saw her tweet, and thought, thank god somebody out there is speaking for me. >> sure. look. i mean, when we have done obituaries on controversial people, we always bring up their moments of dishonor. we discuss that. we report on that. but we also assign certain people to d

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i felicia, you literally think your life is over the i add port over they as deep purple in the car and you hesitate to reach by d because everything is going to be excused when opposite. oh, you can reach for, we're not going to suit a left about around in a silky parties side moving just even to release and you wanna make a joke about it. i'm going to shoot you through to the shuttle. so it goes to where you electron sunday, right. the very fast digger is. oh i see. okay, the are aligned on your fingertips. he has got a firm way to know it, filming, and it will tell me what are the parameters of your wages and waiting for them to do a rap song for us. so, so when i get to see it for i get someone who is, which is on the rest of their barriers. i refuse issue. sorry, yeah. okay, nice money and shoes and some of the face, do you have going on what the 3 people that's on the district and the one that we just say, i'm just saying what they gotta do it out of them by any error or anything like that? no, i got i got a side of my bed, i'm leaving the boxes. you know, going down there. obviou

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we call to try the soldier has always been on the front, or the young brothers looked up to him. felicia is a young prince that street kindly says billy, i got that name a long time ago before i guess i guess i lost my live. that's the outcome of everything. i nonsense you guys. but when they, when it happened, that when i found the ssl got sat right in slow the door was opened on me. i ran jump over this and closed the door. somebody won't let us out of warranty and throw some like that problem. i really don't know. i really one pen and cents. i was paying attention once you the police came into the store instead of them trying to focus on. so they came up in my face pushing me right. we are trying to explain to him that the guy who was shot was land down on the ground. but this officer failed there. he just had to take me that. and he grabbed me up in and make area and went to try and arrest to me that everybody's been told offices from the moment they came in. they didn't do me. so. yes sir, he wonder with me the live one know blood another comes to know if i'm only like where you hit

these gang in chicago is like when you get pulled over, felicia, you literally think your life is over the i pulled over the as by the federal in the car and you hesitate to reach by d because of everything that was one immediate future. one ops, the oh you can restore, we're not going to shoot a left about around in a city party side. moving just even to police and you want to make a joke about it. i'm going to shoot you through to the shuttle. so it goes to where you liked it, it's not a right to keep your hands on the guys they still come the only way to know if something were filming what are the parameters of your wages here, waiting for them to do a rap song for us so, so when i get to see for i get someone who is, which is on the rest of their barriers, i refuse issue. sorry, yeah. okay. like somebody to get shoes and some of the face they will come. you have the 5 going on what they have to do, the 3 people that's on this for today. that way you just say i'm just saying what they gotta do. what i've done by any are no. yeah. any gods, anything like that? no, no, no, no. i tell

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for war and that the head of hamas and all those who operate under him deserve to die. 22-year-old felicia lives in gaza. >> it is barely covering any news. there is no electricity, there is no connection. like israelis are literally bombing everywhere, nowhere to stay. life in gaza, they don't make any sense to any gazan living here, because we don't know what the word life mean. we expecting death at any minute, we're expecting the whole gaza strip will be erased at any minute. >> reporter: the gaza strip is bordered by israel, the mediterranean sea and egypt. all eckxits are closed and blocked. this isn't ukraine, no one is taking in the people of gaza. >> we couldn't handle this amount of injuries u, and it ju heartbreaking. >> reporter: dr. sara is a surgeon based in gaza. she posts to social media to show conditions there. >> no one can leave gaza. no one can enter gaza. there is no crossing borders, nothing left for anyone to do. it's a huge, big cage that we are, that we are trapped inside. and someone from outside is just keep on bombing. non-stop bombing, and hear is nowthere is

this out the fire, it's a shy news, probably squeeze the mazda in for, for the full internship with felicia phone with me. when you when were they only wants me to look at the cam or more towards you? or you want me to look at the camera, sir. ok. and our primary mission here is one of support for southeast asia and conventional ammunition. and this that doesn't show us the products that are cussing me. this is really a show purposes and i'm going to show that this is she has a true and they sent me a proposal for so long as spofworth for sure on the for the send them by the focus on the familial. thank you it's, i'm just border, it's about the signal for the for shot. not the friday wants to just look for the listening buzzing you saw if it's covered. so these are the many, was you familiar with this as not as a to remove this when you see guys have knowledge and a bother you thoughts which lead. so virginia of to just because you didn't have you. i said when you started a folder, now a be of to suggest as part of this color from the one year of over for humorous. but the fisher with the n

hi, felicia issued 10% of the service charge to employees. supplemented a higher hourly wages for all employees in a statement, the owner said in part, quote, had i known in the beginning how oakland defines service charge, i of course, would have never opted in and just done a minimum wage and tips. she plans to appeal the city's decision. new at six san jose's bart extension will move forward after receiving hundreds of millions of dollars in funding. the metropolitan transportation commission approved. $375 million in state funding on wednesday to go toward the project. the extension includes a six mile route with four stations. officials say the plan has since doubled in cost and it will now be delayed. it's now set to open in 2036. that's a decade later than originally expected. >> openai, the maker of chatgpt, is expanding its operations in san francisco after closing a lease deal with uber. the rideshare company told the chronicle at least two of its four buildings at its mission bay headquarters to openai. mayor london breed applauded

i've been remote now i have to walk around or climb up there or no, i get felicia, he's abandoned. he's gone into full years because of the construction site. mila has of visited today. natasha cove activate. she's an environmental ex, but who works for the n g o bank watch which scrutinizes investments by international financial institutions in terms of environmental and social criteria . the loan agreement montenegro has entered into it's china is controversial and the big talking points in the countries relations. janet premium goodness. yeah. national, i'm not blaming the chinese name is i'm blaming a government. it's not something that does hold nigrama. whichever a common mistake little church montenegro be unable to repay the loan installment of the contracts and allows the chinese investor to claim on to meet with state property as compensation, equity. and excuse me, my, most them you for the most unlikely. the one that could affect strategically important assets. steve truck up up with a symbol. for example. appleton barley, illinois, the near keith defendant before the r

shortly after scott, he was evaluated and determined to be a good fit for the department firefighter felicia lee seen here in the photos says she's excited to work with scottie as a team. coming up, student loan payments resume today. what you need to know >> about paying them back. but first, the final day of the state. gop convention has wrapped up. we're hearing from the party chair ahead of upcoming election season. that's next. >> welcome back kron. 4 news is your local election headquarters. today marks the final day. what's been a busy weekend for republicans at the state gop convention in anaheim, capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the party chair. he joins us with her message heading into election 2024. >> well, keep in mind, registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one in the state of california. but state gop chair jessica millan patterson says don't let that fool you. she believes state republicans can and will play a major role over who holds power. >> in washington, it's an exciting time to be california republicans. that's the

i am you try to either the shuttle where felicia from waste, which is when you when we're now he wants me to look at the cam or more towards you, or you want me to look at the camera, sir. ok. and our primary mission here is one of support for southeast asia and conventional ammunition. and this doesn't show us the products that are costing me . this is for you a show purposes. and i'm going to said that this issue that you and they send me a proposal receipt for so long as something worth a shot. and the for the send them by the focus on, you familiar with your, with them just for that supports the signal for the, for shot. not the how far they wants to just look for the listening buzzing you saw if it's covered. so you to give many review it's uh familiar with this as long as you guys are not osha of both of you with us, which led to virginia. okay. yeah. get an idea. i'd say that when you talk to the photos in that a be of specific as is to see if this is going from the one year of over for whom, or is that the issue with the new government in for the within your community. and then

property, hundreds more are being cared for across the country, including in savannah, georgia, where feliciay adopted part of greg's collection. >> what is special about these is they for -- thrive in our environment. so it means a lot to me. i hope i do a good job, and that i can pass it to the next person. >> to share these roses and create a community of people who agree that this is a very important mission and that they are going to pass it on to younger people. >> reporter: for greg, it is a labor of love, preserving the past to share it with the future. >> we have to grow plants, even if we are not going to sell them, we have to keep the collection alive by reproducing it. >> reporter: a history living in the roots of northern california, and shared across the nation. >> i feel like we can smell the fragrance through the screen. those are so beautiful. a great day for gardening, being outside in this lovely weather. >> you would have been sweating today, with inland temperatures in the 90s, but the heat is about to leave us. we had a few hours left to go of heat advisory, here is what

hi, felicia. issued 10% of the service charge to employees.er 10% supplemented higher hourly wages for all employees. in a statement, the owner said in part, quote, had i known in the beginning how oakland defines service charges, i, of course, would have never opted in. and just done minimum wage and tips. she plans to appeal the city's decision on openai, the maker of chat, gpt is expanding its operations in san francisco after closing a lease deal with uber. the rideshare company told the chronicle at least two of its four buildings at its mission bay headquarters to open i mayor london breed applauded the move. the sublease deal is one of the most significant transactions to close after the pandemic. openai currently leases office space in the mission district. >> now to an interview you'll see only on abc seven. you're going to meet the judge in charge of san francisco's care court. that court is part of a new state law meant to help people with mental health situations get the care they need, even if they don't want it. superior court ju

i've been felicia university here in doha. the roof of crossing is the only way out of gaza. so why would is real from that crossing or the sending mixed signals. and here yesterday, one of the generals made the recommendation to the policy knows, or we'd like to escape the, the attack on guys to make their way towards draft and to cross into egypt. today i suppose they're going to do that. it's going to have to be through russell. it has to be through a rough idea. but actually when, when, when the situation deteriorates, people just cross from everywhere. and it's not going to, they're not going to ask you to take a permission to cross into egypt, or i'll find the one that they bond is the actual official point of crossing. and this is just to make things awkward to those who are now in future leave. most it will be on medical basis. and this has been the case for years. the age of the does that egypt connections or rather, is not the operating normally on day to day basis. ever since the change of government to the in egypt or the ccr arriving to power, that has been major

lieutenant general james glenn, who he has experience why the against as lubbock stayed, he served in felicia interact one of the bloodiest organ battles in recent history . all of that considered what kind of expertise can be us offer is real here, or you know, the israel, israel has a formidable military. it's the best, the most effective military in the middle east. but the united states has a lot of experience in the middle east to to say the least over the last 20 years after 911. and you have a gentleman, such as the marine car, lieutenant general, who spent many years fighting and some of the toughest places a lot of back the kind of urban warfare where there are lessons that were learned at great cost. great human costs are they can be shared with our is really allies to help them accomplish their objectives of at the lowest cost for them. do you think the us believes these rarely use have a properly conceived well thought out plan to enter guns, and i think after the october 7 terror attack and in your previous guess helps to your viewers kind of understand some of the anger that i'm

yeah, it means that people will definitely drink felicia as well to i'm actually i'm going to as well. yeah. and then then when you talk about the threat of color of, for example, when you have unsanitary conditions, what about your staff on the ground in gaza? you mean, are they able to carry out any of their duties and what, what are they telling? this is the 1st time i mean, the behalf being and just since 2009 we have over 5050 people on the grounds. the majority of them, like the rest of the population, have been displaced by uh, by the you know, the actions on the call said apartments. uh, we are not able to provide as much i'd as we have been over the past conflicts. this is the 1st time in a conflict scenario. we're not able to leech people be nature beach. we have been providing some cash assistance for people to just get the basics rated. so from that war to look like a, with, with, with hardly any age coming from either across from rock last is not much of the market, just the same, these people and there's no much age to sustain these people. this is why another 2 from us,

yeah, he's working on a new catastrophe, photos and you run something with a felicia. i'm very happy liberty sheet, but i have to get the picture in the can. if you know i can't calm down until the photos done of city and i know some of that included all this much can be told. the peaches teaches an old woman, a totally boy, a classic sports car. and to get the scene is a reference to a social issue. the more on that later the irony of these mishaps comes from realizing the interesting can change in a flash, essentially shutdown of nuns from his own experience. jordan ocean develop a nice guy. i was coming from a fitness center on my bike and didn't see a pothole in a b stone of my head. i flew up and crashed sooner, but out of about 3 or 4 meters. ready of the 3, what 3 may have to be hit pretty hard to try to stay around, blood work them. i had hurt myself badly stoking around your mind. but i saw that i still had the protein bar clenched in my hands that i'd been eating after working out into that. he'd be the idea that we humans have some kind of problem with a mat

for war and that the head of hamas and all those who operate under him deserve to die. 22-year-old felicia al assad lives in gaza. >> the media is barely covering any news because of the situation. there is no electricity. there is no connection. the israelis are literally bombing everywhere. there is nowhere to stay. these words in gaza, they don't make sense to any gazan living in here because we don't know what it means, we're expecting death at any minute. we're expecting that the whole gaza strip will be erased at any minute. >> reporter: the gaza strip is bordered by israel, the mediterranean sea and egypt. all exits are closed and blocked. refugees are not streaming out. this isn't ukraine. no one is taking in the people of gaza. >> we couldn't handle the amount of injuries, and it's just heartbreaking. >> reporter: dr. sarah al sakah is a surgeon based in gaza. she says she is working 24-hour shifts, and when she can, is posting to social media to show conditions there. >> no one can leave gaza. no one can enter gaza. there is no crossing borders, nothing left for anyone to do. it'

and isabel's case that tends to be triggered by stress to that perhaps felicia stark. what's changed and it's giving the fish to southern powerful to year in a time and the feeling i'm going to let myself because i comp make it to the bathrooms. yeah, that's it. and that's the high frequency of my trip, some of this, which will, that's what i'm asking about around and how i know what will the best for that. so then the best thing to let in that constant urge to urinate is a major bother and ease of those daily routine, which is why she sought help at a specialized pelvic floor center. the pelvic floor muscles close off the lower end of the abdominal cavity, protecting and supporting organs like the bladder, intestines, and uterus. during pregnancy and birth, the muscles often stretch and we can, that can also happen due to obesity. those affected have difficulty holding their urine when they call for sneezed. for example, there are essentially 2 types of incontinence. a health pharmacy thought incontinence of the main form is urgent continents. the constant feeling of

now i have to walk around or climb up there or no, i bet felicia, he's abandoned. he's gone into full years because of the construction site. mila has a visit to today. natasha cove activate. she's an environmental ex, but who works for the n g o bank watch, which scrutinized as investments by international financial institutions in terms of environmental and social criteria. the loan agreement, montenegro has entered into china, is controversial. and the big talking points in the countries relations janet, looking this national, i'm not blaming the chinese name is i'm blaming a government is not something that does all the next the i'm of whichever of can. i ask who i'm in the states that will charge montenegro be unable to repay the loan installment the contract, then allows the chinese investors to claim on to meet with state property as compensation and nicole the and the square me my most, i'm just for the most i'm over the and that could affect strategically important assets piece. talk up up with a symbol. for example. appleton barley, illinois, the nicky li

but um, because the only way that we survive here that was during latasha and felicia in gaza. thank you. so much for your reporting, for speaking to us and be safe. thank you. there has been no let up in israel's ground and the air campaign in gauze of the military says it has struck hundreds of milton targets in recent days. is rarely soldiers are engaged in a fierce hand to hand combat, including attacking her last government in the network of tunnels beneath casa, the israel defense forces released footage. they say shows its ground troops operating inside the gaza strip as well. the idea doesn't reveal the location of its forces. locals reporting tanks and gaza city. and on the road between the north and south of the enclave. these really army reports killing dozens of homeless militants and fierce close quarters. combat with some of the fighting taking place inside the vast tunnel complex where her mazda is believed to be holding 240 hostages. rescuing the hostages is one of israel's stated objectives and goals of the other is to wipe out him off on the ground and from th