the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather than a transportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for th

and alluded to the bulk of $4 million budget for the ferry terminal project excuse me - >> this is ad to construct public bathrooms and shelters at the ferry terminal we nearly completed this and will obligate at phase for the summer and come back to this committee in the fall after construction contractors for the process. for the timma program the key piece of program to advance the ferry services working with on the subject of an information item later on in the agenda and corporate banking with sfmta and the parking policies and erupted legislation and continue tone the program. >> we'll continue to seek funding to implement the transit services also known as to help with the tradition options for the residents of the island. >> so as us mentioned we submitted parking spaces for now transit services and if successful with any of the grants will have oat island shutters and other transportation the e pa helps us with the action from the transportation program the study we completed last summer and on treasure island and hopefully to come back with a significantly amended budget la

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather than a transportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for th

day before, the media, with reference to the ukrainian general staff, wrote about an attack on the ferry crossing in kerch, although the general staff issued a daily summary of this information within half an hour, this text is probably a mistake, because even a week ago the general staff... reported on the destruction of the silf ferry crossing in kerch and showed photos of damaged ferries, which , according to the general staff, carried out rail and road transportation. this happened on may 30. the general staff wrote about the atakams missile attack. the general staff reported on the destruction of the ferry crossing of russian forces in kerch and showed it photos of damaged ferries, which, according to the general staff, carried out rail and road transportation. and this happened, let me remind you, on may 30. this new message is written on the page of the general staff as an error, and so is the telegram channel, as well as the crimean veter. we will talk further about the situation on the occupied ukrainian peninsula. dmytro platenchuk, head of the south strategic communications ce

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather than a transportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for th

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather thanansportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for the uni

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather thanransportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for the un

foot traffic in the ferry building has improved since covid.he environment is better but much still missing. >> there are still too many vacant spaces that are holes. >> reporter: those large holes are other high end eating establishments that closed their doors one by one. >> the building has lost something, you know, over the years that is, it is difficult, you know. to bring back. >> reporter: small businesses are battling to thrive again while cities, state and federal agencies are entrenched to preserve the ferry building for generations to come. high tides will be more frequent if nothing is done. >> eventually it will become not just a splash but actually, you know, significant amounts of water coming over and filling that entire area there at the bottom of market street. >> brian harper is spearheading the federal effort to save san francisco's shoreline along the embarcadero. >> what we envisioned is bringing up the grade of the shoreline. bringing up the ground level along that stretch of the embarcadero. and that would mean, also, ra

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather than a transportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for th

as the ferry a- roached we will remember them. as the ferry approached the _ we will remember them.roached the french coastline, i we will remember them. as the ferry approached the french coastline, the | approached the french coastline, the engine slowed and the veterans paid tribute. so, a short, poignant, but highly symbolic ceremony as the reefs were thrown over the side of the ferry. the idea is to pay tribute to those who died before even reaching the french shores and beaches they had come here to liberate. and so to france and two full days of ceremonies and commemorations for those who can tell the story of what happened here eight years ago first hand. the number may be dwindling, but their commitment today, as it was then, remains immense. john maguire, bbc news, normandy. to mark this week's 80th anniversary we'll be bringing you some special coverage on the six and ten o'clock news. here's sophie with the details. we are on our way to normandy, more than 40 british d—day veterans are on board this ferry. roy harrison, who served with the royal navy, is one of them. you

which is currently in limited use for the delivery of equipment and is armed with ammunition and a ferry, they expect that at some point we will destroy the bridge completely, so they worked out the full logistics through the ferry crossing, which we actually disorientated and a huge part of were destroyed, not only that, there were a number of blocks in such a way that it is now almost impossible to carry out repairs, it simply blocked the movement of the su. and in parallel, we destroyed the security, just these two tunas, it was security from our drones of underwater, sea, surface type and air type, so exactly these cators were destroyed in the format so to speak of a common one, both the logistics path and the protection of this path, that the important result is that we have now stopped the delivery of equipment and ammunition to the territory of crimea, kherson. zaporizhzhia region and one more point have lowered the level of combat capability of the black sea fleet of the russian federation, it consists of strategic ships, frigates, missile systems that you have repeatedly dropped

we have to talk about the fact that we destroyed exactly the logistics route, this is exactly the ferry crossing, and this was our second question, well, what are the boats, because the enemy has two routes, the eastern one, we know that, donetsk, zaporozhye direction and the crimean direction, this is the kerch bridge, which... is currently used to a limited extent for the delivery of equipment and armed ammunition and the ferry, they expect that for some period we will destroy the bridge completely, so they worked out the full logistics via steam ferry. which we actually disorientated and destroyed a huge part of, not only that, there were a number of blocks in such a way that it is now almost impossible to carry out repairs, it simply blocked the movement of ships and at the same time we destroyed the security, just these two tunas, it was security from our drones underwater, sea, surface-type and air-type, that is why precisely these ships were destroyed in the format of a common, so to speak, i once... path, as well as about the protection of this path, this is the important result

the ferry authority approved the increase last year.ts to ride special ferry boats to oracle park will also cost a bit more. >> you better have that money. new at six. the game changer for hospital. wait times. the first medical center in the country to have its doctors appear as holograms for patients. >> plus, amazon jumps in market value. how ai is helping drive the company's stock and get ready for the pre-party and the after party. >> we're learning about who will perform at the mosswood meltdown festival in oakland. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. looking at your day planner today, we have some limited morning clouds out there , but look at all that sunshine headed our way this afternoon. temperatures are pleasant, but it is breezy later today i love you. [vo]: and bravery. you got this. [vo]: all in the life... i love you. [vo]: of a child. starlight exists to bring happiness to hospitalized children when they need it most. because happiness matters. now at six, a

of all, we must... talk about the fact that we destroyed just the logistics route , this is just a ferryrossing, well, better than boats, because the enemy. has two routes: the eastern one, we know it, donetsk region, the zaporozhye direction and the crimean direction, this is the kerch bridge, which is currently used to a limited extent for the delivery of equipment and armed ammunition, and ferries, they expect that at some point we will completely destroy the bridge, so they worked out the full logistics through the ferry crossing, which we actually disorientated and destroyed a huge part of it, not only that, a number of blocks there became such that the repair is now practically... impossible , it simply blocked movement of ships and in parallel we destroyed the protection, just these two tunas, it was protection from our drones of underwater, sea, surface type and air type, so it was precisely these cators that were destroyed in the format of so-called joint as logistics route, as well as about the protection of this route, this is the important result that we have now stopped the

, first of all, we should talk about the fact that we destroyed the logistics route, it's just the ferry more. our second question, well, what boats, because the enemy has two routes: the eastern one, we know this, donetsk region, the zaporozhye direction and the crimean direction, this is the kerch bridge, which is currently used to a limited extent for the delivery of equipment and armed ammunition, and ferries, they they expect that at some point we will destroy the bridge completely, so we worked out the full logistics through the ferry crossing, which we actually disorientated and destroyed a huge part of little. moreover, there are a number of blocks that have become so bad that it is almost impossible to carry out repairs now, it simply blocked the movement of ships and at the same time we destroyed the security, just like that. these two tunas, it was protection from our underwater, sea, surface-type and air-type drones, so it was precisely these kotors that were destroyed in the format, so to speak, of a joint, both of the logistical path and the protection of this path, this is

the ferry authority approved the increase last year. tickets to ride special ferry boats to oracle park will also cost a bit more. p-g-and-e's bills are set to drop in july, so that's good news. but the bad news is it may just be temporary. the utility says it will stop collecting temporary charges used to cover emergency storm responses and other projects, reducing bills anywhere from 7 to 9% for the average customer, that's about 20 bucks, but those rates could go up again if the california puc approves p-g-and-e's proposed rate payer increases, which would cover other storm response costs and wildfire prevention work. >> one hospital in north texas is stepping into the future with doctors who aren't really there. the hollow box is holographic technology that allows doctors to show up in 3d to their patients. the tech is originally from the netherlands. the box stands more than seven feet tall. hospitals hope this will help doctors be able to see more patients and reduce overall wait times. there are goals to grow the program and buil

we are riding from civic center to the ferry building on waymo. it quoted $19.08 for the ride on uber, it's 13.97. and on lyft, it's 14.99 for the standard ride. when we hailed waymo, we immediately noticed an issue. the car wouldn't pick us up at civic center, so we walked a block and a to half where it would. and then this happened. it went to the wrong spot. it told us to come over here to this corner. it's right over there. you can see, because it's got the skew on the on the roof. once you hop aboard, it's a pleasant ride. waymo uses jaguar suvs, a robotic voice tells you about the cameras on board that the company uses to monitor for damage or prohibited activities like carrying weapons, drugs or alcohol. and of course, you're warned not to interfere with the car controls. the drive is pretty smooth and overly cautious. it chose a route to the ferry building that took about a half hour. you could have taken a traditional rideshare for less and gotten there in 15 minutes. once at the ferry building, we noticed how much attention the driverles

a ferry carrying d—day after.to france for the 80th anniversary commemorations set sail earlier from portsmouth. this is the mont saint michel ferry and people on board waving . you can see it's being accompanied by a number of royal navy ships and patrol boats, a minehunter, a training vessel and a couple of tug boats as well. that's it. leaving portsmouth harbour earlier this morning. also earlier this morning, us troops were on a replica landing craft at omaha beach. this is part of d—day commemorations in normandy . commemorations in normandy. omaha, one of the two beaches taken by us forces 80 years ago . taken by us forces 80 years ago. for the latest on our story, sign up to gb news alerts. you can scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts >> well. good afternoon. britain it's 1239 now. thursday this week is a momentous day to mark. 80 years since the largest amphibious landing in military history, which saw more than 150,000 allied troops risking their lives by storming nazi occupi

i met him on the ferry over here — emotional. i met him on the ferry over here and _ emotional. over here and he is wonderful. i emotional. i met him on the ferry. over here and he is wonderful. and his memories are so vivid as well. his mind is so alive. 98 years old. and what he remembered and written about is so vivid. trier? and what he remembered and written about is so vivid.— about is so vivid. very vivid. he was telling _ about is so vivid. very vivid. he was telling me _ about is so vivid. very vivid. he was telling me stories - about is so vivid. very vivid. he was telling me stories about. about is so vivid. very vivid. he i was telling me stories about when about is so vivid. very vivid. he - was telling me stories about when he was telling me stories about when he was coming over on the boat. he was coming over in the boat, he was using ammunition as his pillow. 0n the morning that he came over to france, and the shock of that and seeing his first body, and trying to get through d—day, but when he comes here specifically, to remember the friends that he left behind.

from civic center to the ferry building on waymo. at quoted $19.08 for the ride on uber, it's 13.97, and on lyft, it's 14.99 for the standard ride. when we hailed waymo, we immediately noticed an issue. the car wouldn't pick us up at civic center, so we walked a block and a to half where it would. and then this happened. it went to the wrong spot. it told us to come over here to this corner. it's right over there. you can see, because it's got the skew on the on the roof. once you hop aboard, it's a pleasant ride. waymo uses jaguar suvs, a robotic voice tells you about the cameras on board that the company uses to monitor for damage or prohibited activities like carrying weapons, drugs or alcohol. and of course, you're warned not to interfere with the car controls. the drive is pretty smooth and overly cautious. it chose a route to the ferry building that took about a half hour. you could have taken a traditional rideshare for less and gotten there in 15 minutes. once at the ferry building, we noticed how much attention the driverles

and what we did in our june 11 committee meeting as you recall is staff presented a update on the ferry services planning work for treasure island. this update included findings from planning study conducted in 2022 and continuing to last year with in partnership with water emergency transportation authority to help develop our ferry planning efforts for the coming period in 2026 and beyond. the timma service is consistent with the recently adopted 2050 services vision and will present a update to the board on july 11. our next step is to conduct a business plan for the service to look at updated operating and maintenance costs, fare policy and funding plan and look forward working with goal of beginning electric services in 2026. next and this is my only other update is that we have been conducting outreach on the islands for the ybi multi-use path project known as bay sky way phase 1 that build upon the connection at yerba buena and east band to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclist installing clas 1 multi-use path for bikes and pedestrians from the bay bridge down to the termina

crossing, but the ferry crossing finally became an object with such kind attention of our armed forceshe general staff posted information about what had flown in about... the huge crossing, well , it means they are definitely watching it, then they thought , well, who hit there, who knows, maybe the martians, it's also good. mr. pavle, look, there was information from the kharkiv region that one of the communities is forcibly evacuating children in case of an attack by the russian federation, the zolochiv community of the bogodukhiv district, and actually, well, this indicates that the situation there is controlled, but it can change and change, probably not to a crash. benefit, how do you assess the current situation in the north of kharkiv oblast, is the enemy really gathering forces so that it is possible to re-attack the north of kharkiv oblast, where vovchansk, hlyboke liptsi, this bridgehead in the north of kharkiv oblast are now, can he now he is the enemy, to try to expand this bridgehead, and does the enemy have the resources to do so? well , you see, until today we were talki

all right, san francisco bay ferry officials want your help in naming the newest ferries joining the12 after bay area students submitted nearly 300 names. the finest include chowder for dungeness. carl gold rush and painted lady. you can vote through monday on the voice of bay ferry website. out of those, i think my favorite is painted lady. i just feel like that's a good ferry name. >> i would go with chowder, but only if we say chowder. >> chowder. >> boston harbor. >> it might be more appropriate in boston. you're right, you're right. i might have to change my vote here. >> why can't we go with something amusing like ferry? good or very good? ferry. oh, good. >> yeah. it's entertaining. good. >> punny. spencer is back. yeah >> they need to put you on the staff to come up with memorable names. spencer what do you like? >> i like chowder, that was my first one. and then i also kind of like carl just because it just sounds funny. carl. >> hey, carl. >> fogg. yeah. >> all right, we'll see. we'll see what happens. yeah. all right. we should not play with our food, but no one said anyth

in addition, an attack was made on the ferry crossing.ere were destroyed warehouses with oil products, which were obviously intended for transporting them to crimea. there were, one ferry was sunk, and the other was damaged. here it is important to understand which paths logistics is taking now, well, first of all, crimea itself is not like that. the most important for them are the zaporizhia and kherson regions, but in order to bring any cargo there, there are currently two ways: the first is through the crimea, through the crimean bridge, or the slave crossing, or by ships, to bring something to crimea, after that load on the railway road, bring jonkoi, unload jonkoi and then take it by truck to zaporizhzhia region and/or kherson region and use it there. way number two is... to bring to mariupol by trucks or by some other means, load it onto the railroad there, or carry it further by trucks. the railway that goes from mariupol to melitopol is in the zone of action of ukrainian artillery, here we are not even talking about haimarsy, but

than half domestic carousels, and they could be of any complexity, even a roller coaster, even a ferrisr example, is called a roundabout... the color journey was made in krasnodar. the first domestic attractions began to be made back in soviet times at a plant in yeisk, now there are dozens of such enterprises throughout the country, and the queues of customers there are now like in the amusement parks themselves. that is, if earlier we could bring some kind of russian attraction in 4-5-6 months, now there are a number of suppliers whose delivery schedule ends there in twenty-sixth year. that is, this is nonsense for the russian market of amusement ride manufacturers, such a barrage of requests. at the same time, the customer. we have to compete not only with colleagues from russia, the products of the largest factories are in demand from abroad. what are we working on now? kotal mountain with two dead loops, completely new, rotary, that is, there are carts going there, chairs spin around a horizontal axis and a complex track, well , let's say, the central asia region, yes, a million do

in particular, they destroyed four military boats, as well as two ferries.t day, new rockets struck the ferries on the left bank. right in volny and chushka. it was this ferry crossing that served as an alternative to the kerch bridge and provided the main military transportation. on june 4, the general staff announced that the armed forces of ukraine had struck again at a ferry crossing in the temporarily occupied crimea and an oil terminal in the krasnodar territory. in addition, on may 30, missiles destroyed the russian nebo ied radar, which was located near armyansk, in the northern part of crimea. a radar station costing 100 mi controlled the site 380 km long front. the crimean sky is cleared so that the missiles can reach the target without hindrance, probably soon it will be the crimean bridge, although in general the entire crimean peninsula is under the sights and within the range of the armed forces. we defeat death to our enemies every day. so, we already have igor lapin, a special officer, an officer of the armed forces, a people's deputy of the

terminal in san francisco at the end of 16 street and providing ferry service to mission bay and theunding areas and recommending the program four and a half millions for 25 and this is piles and gang ways and pooersz that is the only element in the program we recommend significant vanishment funding $4 million over this in the 5 years period and then the last thing i'll note we have applied for a u.s. pta with the plan and if not awarded we request the amendment and prop l fund passenger float at the interim bay landing and before moving to the final plan. and next up is the transformative a new program in prop l with equity focus and reauthorization and heard concerns about the equity in the major roadway programs allows us to tap into the other local community grants and 5 years period we are recommending the programming of 6 hundred one thousand dollars for the fillmore underpass planning study and allocation item and the next item our planner will get into detail but i'll say we have this twitch program and two place holders for the studies and planning development projects with

paying their respects to the ferry . i will respects to the ferry.ortsmouth harbour, heading out into the english channel. >> thank you very much indeed. those live pictures coming in from portsmouth . all right. it's from portsmouth. all right. it's officially summer and we've got a brand new summer giveaway here it is . it is. >> it's the great british summer giveaway. and have we got a prize for you ? there's a totally prize for you? there's a totally tax free £15,000 in cash to make your summer spectacular. spend that extra cash however you like. you'll also win a brand new iphone apple airpods. and if that wasn't enough , a £500 that wasn't enough, a £500 voucher to spend at your favourite uk attraction so you can enjoy amazing days out this year for a chance to win, the iphone treats and £15,000 cash text win to 63232. text cost £2 plus one standard network rate message or post your name and number two gb zero six, po box 8690. derby de19, double t, uk only entrants must be 18 or oven only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm. on th

while the ferris wheel is making a circle, the competition is called the wheel of insight, and it ispose a poem while the wheel is making one revolution, vitaly, this is your first correct answer, in my opinion, yes, in to my, no, the second one, i got lost, well, let's go for the third one, attention, question two, vitaly, concentrate, on the ferris wheel in helsinki, along with the usual white booths, there is one brown one, it accommodates four people, paid hourly. elena tsygantsova from lyuberitsy is interested in what this booth is like, that it’s possible for four people, that you play for a long time, now it’s longer. sauna, the fact that there is a sauna in finland, dmitry, you came up with a great idea at the eighteenth second, i congratulate you, the decisive third question. dmitry, imagine a glass booth with good sound insulation, equipped with a computer on which games from the nineties are installed, in shanghai. recently they began to install such booths, ironically nicknamed their lockers. daniyar mustakhanov from karaganda is interested in where such booths are instal

who wants to help name a boat. 2 new ferries are set to join the san francisco bay fleet. the ferry service asked for >> submissions from students from across the bay to name them and nearly 300 name nominations came in the 30's are expected to arrive in 2025. 2026. now down to just 12 finalists. those names include aquarius bagel beluga chowder. gold rush carl melrose and painted lady to name a few for the full list. you head to our web site that is kron 4 dot com voting for the names. by the way. on monday. >> and that's it for kron. 4 news at 5. >> stick around, though. a lot more to get to on kron. 4 news at 6 coming up in the next hour. we're going to continue to follow our breaking news after the fbi raided a home that's owned by oakland mayor sheng thao. we'll have all the details coming up in a live report. and we told you about all lanes of southbound 8.80, near oak street in oakland shut down. we have just learned moments ago. it is because of a shooting oakland police and the chp are working to figure things out. we'll have the very latest next on kron. 4 news a

terminal in san francisco at the end of 16 street and providing ferry service to mission bay and theunding areas and recommending the program four and a half millions for 25 and this is piles and gang ways and pooersz that is the only element in the program we recommend significant vanishment funding $4 million over this in the 5 years period and then the last thing i'll note we have applied for a u.s. pta with the plan and if not awarded we request the amendment and prop l fund passenger float at the interim bay landing and before moving to the final plan. and next up is the transformative a new program in prop l with equity focus and reauthorization and heard concerns about the equity in the major roadway programs allows us to tap into the other local community grants and 5 years period we are recommending the programming of 6 hundred one thousand dollars for the fillmore underpass planning study and allocation item and the next item our planner will get into detail but i'll say we have this twitch program and two place holders for the studies and planning development projects with

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the first oakland alameda ferry departs at 8:30 a.m. abc7 is the official station for the san francisco pride parade. our coverage kicks off sunday at 10 a.m. parade starts at 1030. see it wherever you watch abc7, you may see a big increase in your next bill for home or apartment insurance. >> this week, state farm asked state insurance regulators to approve a 52% rate increase for renters, 36 for condominium owners and 30% rate for homeowners. as reported by the chronicle. state farm did not respond to a request for comment. the company announced back in march it would not renew some 30,000 policies in california, largely because of fire and earthquake risk. state farm insurers 1 in 5 homes across the state. >> all right, let's check on our weather. we are getting close to the weekend and things are starting to heat up around here, too. >> we check back in now with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> yeah, julian and ama, it's going to be a gradual warm up for the weekend, but then the heat is on next week. we have a heat wave that we're t

extra ferry service will be provided on sunday, as ferry officials anticipate that jump in riderships home game that day. two extra morning trips will operate between oakland, alameda and the downtown sf terminal, and an extra morning trip will be added between vallejo and the downtown sf terminal. >> all right. that's our newscast for us here at 11:00, our next newscast, of course, mornings on two starting at four. >> yeah. don't forge to do load yeah. hey, what's going on? i'm alex savage from ktvu. welcome in to like it or not, you know how this show works. we get our panel together and they weigh in on the topics that we put out there. and everyone will let us know if they like

that they were also inflicted... extremely demonstrative demonstration strikes on what are called ferry crossings and not only on them, well , accordingly, what is happening to the enemy in the temporarily occupied crimea, because some kind of such, you know, unverified information that they begin to transport, move air defense systems, try to cover the holes that they received as a result of our strikes and so on, very interesting, well, this is a process... it happens all the time, of course, they change places parking lots, you see, they even cover some part of the track with metal, metal shields, so that people who drive cannot see where they are, and so of course they will try to restore somehow, and the blows on the ferry crossing, they are just not demonstrative, they are iconic, they are... an event that actually opens a new chapter in this book called the russo-ukrainian war, because this ferry crossing was the main logistical tool for providing crimea with military supplies and actually the southern group as well, because the brocade railway provided to the crimea has not been

the ferry from the city to the east and north bay's and vice versa.tarting july 1st, san francisco bay ferry is increasing its fares by about 3%. one way from alameda oakland, a richmond to the city will now cost you $4.70. if you're coming from south san francisco, that is 7.20, and the fair from toledo will be 9.60. the fare increase was approved by the board of directors last year. >> all right. now to our 4 zone forecast. cal-fire releasing a red flag warning that includes solano county for the entire weekend. this means there is a higher fire danger than usual. our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow explaining what this means. exactly laurent. yeah, boy, those hills are getting very brown now, right? we're just about the summertime. >> with that really dry brush. and now we're going to see some winds ramping up the the little normally component. all of a sudden humidity drop down to 10 to 20%. and that's a recipe for some fire. should they get started? so out the door this evening, we're see more of a sea breeze out there, but looking him.

san francisco bay ferry fares are also increasing on july the 1st by a dime each way. the 3% fare hike was approved by the ferry authority last year. >> bay area voters will be asked to whether to support a $20 billion affordable housing bond measure on the november ballot. the bond will help build or preserve 70,000 homes across all nine bay area counties. half of those homes would be reserved for very low income residents. the bay area housing finance authority voted unanimously today to place the bond on the ballot, which would raise property taxes by $20 on average for every $100,000 of assessed home values. opponents call it an attack on bay area homeowners. they complained about the lack of oversight on where the bond money would be spent. the biden administration is pushing to make housing more affordable nationwide. u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen announced a plan earlier this week to help lower costs. reporter jen sullivan looks at the various reasons for rising home costs. for the 11th month in a row, housing prices jumped year over year across the count

i feel like if you took the ferry, it was a little cold and wind. yeah, a little windy. little breezy out there, lawrence, what's happening with the weather yet of that ferry is full and you're stuck outside, right? i mean, that's kind of a cold right out there. but that fog snuck back into the bay once again. but here's the good news overnight tonight. i think it's going start to clear out a little bit more tomorrow. we'll actually be a little bit warmer around the bay. area's high pressure, going to strengthen just a little bit. and that's going to be enough to warm these temperatures up outside. looking toward sfo right now. yeah, we've got the clouds out there. you can see that haze in the background that some cloud cover. >> out there right now. but more that as we head through the early morning and start to clear out around the bay area. temperatures today again after dropping a good 20 degrees in parts of bay area yesterday, another 13 degrees cooler in the battle today. 8 degrees cooler livermore. all that marine air working its way. well onshore. so temperatures

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. >> this weekend as a ferry says it will be offering more ferry rides for riders traveling in and outto be extra trips for east bay riders heading to pride events and the giants home game at oracle park. if you're planning on taking a ferry, they do recommend you purchase your tickets in advance as these trips will be by reservation. only. >> all right. let's get you a check your forecast tonight. taking a live look at sfo. see a little fog off in distance. there. >> hopefully this weekend will be nice weather for folks who want to take the ferry into the city. lawrence. lot going on. yeah, we've got to be ready for some of that fog around the bay area. going to sneak in some sunshine to so should be a nice weekend ahead as temperatures going to warm up, going to watch those numbers cooling down over the next couple days. highpressure weakening a sliding eastward. now on that, it's got a lot of temperatures to cool down with more. the fog on the way. we're seeing that tonight. kind of thick fog, though. so not able spread well inland, as you see it. pretty dense out there. you're losi