h, gate. the rules on passport chance gate. the rules on passport change when _ gate. rules on passport change when the uk - gate. the rules on passport change when the uk left i gate. the rules on passport| change when the uk left the gate. the rules on passport - change when the uk left the eu. to add any country in the schengen free travel area which includes iceland, norway and switzerland, not ireland, uk passport now has to meet certain criteria. firstly, it has to be valid for at least three months from the planned date of return to the uk. it also cannot have been issued more than ten years prior to one entering the eu. the rule is catching holiday—makers out because prior to september 2018 the uk passport office would add up to nine existing months from an old passport under the new one. this problem could use to catch people out on what's important is that you check your passport b and expiry date when you are booking your holiday, not one checking in and certainly not when travelling to the airport. that's why people are continually finding that passport is

i live near golden gate park, i can walk there any time. i'm lucky that way but golden gate park is central to the city and to all of our neighborhoods and all of our districts. it's difficult for me to imagine people walking or even biking from treasure island to come to golden gate park. same thing with hunters point and hendy park and candle stick, difficult. not impossible. president of the board shamal walton complained people of dis-- of district ten had no access to the park. we need to have the park accessible to all. it is lotable that the rec. and park department wants to have everybody to have a park within ten minutes walking tame from their residence. but golden gate park is unique in the city and unique in the nation, i think in terms of what it offers in the way of museums and other attractions. i think all of us deserve access to the park as much as possible whether or not we can bike there, walk there or for our parents have to drive us there or we have elderly people that need to be driven there. >> thank you. justin? >> p

and then a place called angel gate academy. >> he just loved that job. he loved working with the kids. on california's central coast. it was a medical military academy or civilian kids heading in the wrong direction to learn order, discipline, and risk act. >> frank was awesome with the kids. >> reporter: jack holloway was his supervisor and friend. >> if they were acting out, he would kind of say things to get them to do the right thing. plus, he kind of used me as a bad guy. frank was always the good cop. >> reporter: as rewarding as it was for frank to help his mood and slurring skills for a successful life, he also found it thrilling to the city kids kayaking or camping or just to hang out by the ocean, which many of them had never even seen. but it also left him wanting kids of their own. >> i remember him talking a lot about how he wanted to have kids. he wanted to start a family. >> reporter: his sisters said frank's faith would guide him that way. >> he was big into believing that god was going to give him signs of what was good for his life. >>

you can't get through the gates to tsa there.ing the apec summit where demonstrators calling for peace in the middle east blocked all lanes on the bay bridge, preventing people from getting where they were going. well, this time. >> it's happening at sfo, preventing air travelers from getting through the gates. will tran is standing by live there at the international terminal with more on what's playing out inside

you can't get through these gates, the error, the g gates at the international terminal. so if you do have a flight, they're telling you to go to the domestic terminal, which of course, >> is going to see an increase in passengers there. so this is having a huge ripple effect on travel, which is what these protesters want. they they they want to stop the world for gaza, as you can see here with the banner. and they are definitely stopping travel, at at the international terminal of there are many flights that are starting to see delays because in this case, if you can't get through by the dozens of passengers, 10, 2030, if the passengers affected to that level, they're going to delay flights to give people time to get to their flights. >> and we're starting to see flights bound for taiwan. looks like shanghai, montreal, just to name a few starting to start to see flights, big being held potentially. it's unclear if this is specifically related to this, but with no international passengers being able to flow through get to their gates, it stands to reason that this is play

something is continuing to change even this morning and i will direct your attention to this main gate on campus here at uc berkeley. what you see now are students, graduate students for justice in palestine and other student led organizations who are putting visuals backup as we speak. you can see it and you can read what it says there. those visuals were taken down earlier this morning when it was cleared by the campus. for the past month, this gate had been at the center of the debate between pro-israel students and pro-palestine's servants -- students. they said it wasn't allowing jewish students to pass through without harassment and intimidation and the other side they weren't blocking it at all but making a statement and demands from the university to divest in investments that have repercussions for the war in the middle east. >> are target is not to have any conversation that pressure the university to divest from the genocide of our people. >> reporter: one professor here said students have come to him expressing fears of intimidation and harassed met over the protest at the

treatise, geography, gates. treatise.aught in the family of pastor andersch, the fact is that there was a time when, in general, he had to earn money, so he did not live in konexberg, but traveled to different places, also in east prussia, and this was it. well, that's not the point. author, the famous treatise of nekant has been published. the author who first spoke about the need for separation of powers into legislative power, power executive, judicial power. so that through the proper distribution of powers, the quotation has already gone, one power is pacified by another, what was the name of this treatise , who was its author? the author of this treatise was the french philosopher mancheskiyo, a treatise on state and law is possible, whoever corrects it, but there is no need to correct it. ivan gavrilov, gymnasium number two, the city of veliky novgorod, and the treatise was called about the spirit of laws. the treatise was called the spirit of laws. there was a float here. i think it's possible. everything, but her

expanding its new fare gates.testing out the setup coming soon to a san francisco station. >>> the final hours of oakland's in-n-out, the new measures the mayor is taking to improve safety along the dangerous corridor. >>> march madness is tipping off and the bay area is rt to represent. we've moving you forward with what's on tap for st. mary's and stanford. >>> this is "today in the bay." and you'll never guess who i'm rooting for. >> university of memphis? >> go gales, they play tonight. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's make our way over to meteorologist kari hall. go, kari, go, with that weather forecast! >> take it away. >> i guess i'm cheering for the warriors because none of my teams are in march madness after the first round. we do have a great start this morning, and it will be madness in our weather, too. we're going to see a lot of changes coming in. a wet and chilly weekend after such a warm and sunny week. things change over the next, i would say, ten hours. we're going to see that ra

the 13 fallen at abby gate.nd the thousands of fallen and tens of thousands of wounded and countless other members who suffered the invisible wounds of war to help them get answers. i am humbled to be here today with three gold star families from abby gate, and i know the other families could not make it, but i intend to contact them in the coming weeks. they know my feelings for them. they know there are no words by me or any general or any politician or anyone that can ever bring back there fallen. but all of us can, and all of us must, honor their sacrifice to protect our country and to be rever grateful that they answered the call to the colors. each of them paid the ultimate sacrifice in freedom like so many before them to keep our nation safe and we owe them answers. and i am committed to assist in the effort to get them answers. we should also not be under any illusion, we will not get all the answers here today. this process will take a considerable length of time. we must also recognize much of the reco

and you know, golden gate park should be accessible to all. i think we both agree with that but that requires car access for some people, period. >> same question to you justin. >> it's important that we can preserve the access, which is why there's net increase around ada around music concourse. so you have the ban slel shell and it's closer than stopping juda. this is because prop -- the jfk was an agreement and working with disability advocates and working with the mayor's office to make sure that we're really looping as many interest and concerns and needs as part of making it more accessible. this isn't about being car free but access and this measure reaffirmed the golden gate park access which is conversations about adding more recesses for ada access and lowering the garage prices and creating better wifi and it can help organize the traffic and the busyness of jfk whether there's bikers and walkers. >> thank you. we're at closing statements, so we will start with you, esther. any last thoughts? >> sure. the closure of jfk for use duri

we avoided a number of potential abbey gate attacks. and i'm proud of the commanders and troops who prevented them. this is small comfort to those who lost loved ones. and i realize this nonetheless, what's remarkable about cobble is not that the tragedy of abbey gate happened, but that many other attacks did not happen. i'll end my statement with this observation i, was the overall commander and i and i alone bear full military responsibility for what happened at abbey gate. thank you, chairman. i'm ready for questions >> thank you, general mackenzie, i now recognize myself for questions. we have a sergeant tyler vargas andrews here today i want to thank you, sir, for your service and your courage for testifying before this committee almost a year ago to the day he was a sniper at abbey gate and testified to us that he had the suicide bomber in his sights. that identify was identified on the be on the lookout he sent the sniper photos and other related documents to his commanding officer for permission to engage the suicide bomber yet

those gates. police or indeed whether or not it was accidental . metropolitan police accidental. metropolitan police perhaps will give us more details later on today, but as i said, no members of the royal family were in residence , so family were in residence, so hopefully the only thing that is damaged indeed the gates, damaged is indeed the gates, which of course are being hastily repaired . hastily repaired. >> it's curious one. joining me now is royal commentator and friend of the show, the very lovely jennie bond jenny, thank you with a gorgeous living room there. jenny. thank so much there. jenny. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. jenny, incident happened in jenny, this incident happened in the early hours of saturday morning, but there was no statement made until today. what what this ? what do you make of this? >> well, it's a bit odd. yeah. 36 hours on now. we're talking about it. and i had no idea it would happened. i must admit, you guys contacted me about a car crash at

according to organizers, a pro-palestine protest held on completely blocked off by gate demonstrators forcing students to walk through the creek bed to access campus. >> there's policy that states say their gate cannot be blocked on campus. this is a student organization that is responsible , my understanding for the riot that occurred. so not only is this organization still registered at berkeley, but they've been allowed to block sather gate. >> the student march isn't the only effort to support the jewish community at cal. professor lock in inside of his office at 6 p.m. on thursday. he says it's his way of persuading the university to do more to protect jewish students, and he'll stay in his office until he sees >> the week and a half ago, as many have heard, when a speaker came to campus to talk about the israel-gaza conflict, a mob of 200, masked, students and non-students, attacked the venue, harmed multiple students, broke glass, damaged university property. so now students are really, really scared and worried. >> hannah schlachter is a graduate student at cal who testified b

there and the golden gate bridge just short of 24 minutes. john, i'm wondering how long these are going to stay slick for our commuters this morning. a little breather between showers but last night's rainfall as stem a little damage in that roadways are slick. regardless of if it's raining right now or not. >> so just give yourself that little extra times. you're not rushing things on those wet roads. we're sitting right now in the east bay hills, a little bit of cloud cover, but also some peeks of sunshine. definitely clearing out pretty good for the bay area right now. most of that rainfall is settled well to our south, out in the central valley, up into the sierra. some snowfall. well, here in the day, radar is showing quite conditions, not ruling out isolated showers at points today and i'll be keeping you updated if i see any of those developing on radar. but as for now, we are nice and quiet out there and good timing because it is the morning commute. of course, 40's to 50's for our current temperatures. conquer dublin fairfield, pitts

look at that line of rain falling apart just as it got to the golden gate. we got about 1/11 of an inch of rain today. we also managed to bring out a little bit of rain. the mountains on the santa clara valley, that was about it. tomorrow, it is going to do a better job. sunday it does not rain. this does not get here until the evening. you see where this thing is now? we will put that futurecast in it and bring it forward. the storm centers going to our north by so many of these do and we are going to experience this little southern edge. here is why i will say most of sunday you are not going to get rained on. that does not even make it to the central part of sonoma county until sunset. 7:00 tomorrow, we see that rain go to santa rosa. it gets to the golden gate and does hold together as we get towards it:00-9:00. then it does make it to the santa clara valley as it starts falling apart. then it gets there around midnight and it is done. let's do that. this is all pretty much confined to sunday evening. this is all pretty much confined to santa rosa. in sa

g, those are the two main gates to the all of the rest of the gates at the airport.n the sense that may haveúbeen noisy. but there was no negative stuff going onn there was no shouting, no pushing or anything because there was a deal. it turns out, between the airport and the protesters. and down fon happening tooúlong. so it's a small inconvenience to some. but the people of gaza have suffered so much. >> we want to allow for free speech activity to happenc, but we also want to ensure the safety and the security of not only our passengers, but the does require coordination. it does require negotiation. >> now, the important thing about that was that that negotiation following. even though everybody had a deal, there were plenty of police around. many, many police. in fact, there were busses ready to haul people awa& who decided that maybe they didn't want to end the as a dirt result of that, much without a . now, doug yakel, the airport spokesman, told me that he doesf not their flight because they were able to route them through other terminals in order to get to t

now that secondary, the sather gates main archway, is currently blocked that gate are currently beingpt clear by campus security. we spoke with many people today who are h community, but did not feel comfortable speaking on camera. they say they want to be that ts out is very clear. now i'm going to i also spoke with one of the sporganizers, organizers of this march, hannah schlachter. schlachter, who is a graduate student here at cal. and while just to give you an explanation of what you're seeing here, these students are marching with the pro-jewish pro jewish community protest. they are is just kicked off, as them acr, we're also going to let you hear from one of theseúorganizers, hannah schlachter, who i said is aúgraduate student here at cal hopes for what thisery cleart- demonstration brings. what's it like, the feeling of community here. >> it's beautiful. like it could bring happy tears to my eyes to have so many people stand with us and wanting to have a safe campus for jews where we have free speech like everyone else. i mean, it's incredible. so our hope follow, you doing o

the entrance gate was made of stone with a drawbridge.nd floor of the gate there was a weapons room where ammunition, gunpowder, and so on were stored. as a result, the sopegi brought the residence to ruzhany, and the ruins are under state protection. they say there is a time portal somewhere nearby. luckily people are here without a trace. disappear, but it is through this place that everything unknown and unidentified penetrates into the park, and another of the legends that is common among local residents is the legend that in the evening in the park you can meet the figure of an elderly woman in dark clothes, and apparently this is about one of the last owners of the high estate , maria. the fact is that her daughter died at an early age, at the age of 16, she was given in marriage to pototsky from the lankut line, this is another line of the pototsky family. six months after the wedding, she died, the reasons for her death are unknown, but of course, her mother grieved very much about it. in memory of countess izabela potocka, there

it was just pure magic, watching this massive ship come under the golden gate bridge. that is an iconic bridge. it is what san francisco is known for. to see a ship named after a person who really shaped the city, it was amazing. rick and i both watched as it went under. like i said, the weather has been amazing. the sun is out. it is beautiful. the ship looks great in the sun. you can see the city behind the ship right now. the whole experience has been great. we have been on this boat now for a couple of hours and we will be on it for a couple more. we will wait until this ship officially docs here and we will make our way back in and we will eventually come back down to where this pier is and we will interview some of the people involved with the ship. we are excited. it has been a fun day for us for sure. >> i am jealous. you and photographer rick have the best view right now of the usns harvey milk coming into port. we will check back in with you later on in the show but for those of you who want to see the usns harvey milk, it will be docked at peers 31 and 32 al

linovsky, this gate took such a defensive position, since those times the puslovsky building has beenion, there was a two-story house here, it burned down completely in 1843, there were a lot of apartments in this building, what was now planned... related to the puslovskys, this is behind the gate on the other side, until 2003 there were two villages , old sands and new sands, new sands used to be called kostianeva, this is a polish word, in 2003 two villages were united, it turned out to be one village - sands, sands are called several versions, in the center of the village there is a cemetery around a lot... sand, this is one version, then there is another one, the count had more than twenty dogs, dog in polish sands, everyone had their own booth, their own nickname, well, it was all in the park, the park occupies 10 hectares, it was very beautiful, and the park was also planted in the 16th century, the beginning, that’s what he was small at the beginning. behind the shrubs park there is a lake, the park was very beautiful , one of the best in our area in the region, but it died bec

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we see nice conditions behind us here at the golden gate yeah, as you might be, sunday might be raining depending on where we are right now, john, yet quite the variety this morning, some of us are sitting in nothing but the sign and others have just seen some pretty good shower activity rolling overhead specially if you just d4ove across the san mateo bridge. this is what we've got a little bit further north in the east bay, from the berkeley hills skies here looking very inviting. now, if you were to be a little bit further southward, more so down towards hayward and fremont. and that's where you're looking at some of our rainfall currently. and this is impacting stretches of 6 ad as well as 5.80, in the east bay and of course 80 as well. dumbarton bridge releasing a coming down as did the san mateo bridge still wet. but you're starting to see the intensity easing up a little bit. redwood city up to san mateo and over to happen. bay on 92. all very wet right now. watch that travel up and down the peninsula on 101. as well as on 2.80, currently. now, most of us are going to come out of

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we see this with sather gate. at zellerbach playhouse. we don't want to see spit anymore.iversity administration must enforce the policies. >> there can be no compromise about freedom of movement, about the freedom to walk, about our campus, whatever one's identity, without fear of student. >> we respect our our classmates right to free speech too. and we think that's important. but wegre here because the administration has refused to date to enforce its policies and to make sure that sather gate is open to all students as they marched across the campusl the group went around sather gate to avoid conflict. >> we are doing this every day. our audience is the university and our demand that the university divest. our audience is the students to know that there is a genocide happening. >> the university says civil disobedience such as blocking sather gate, does not call for police actions. but if there's violence, campus police will intervene. >> what we don't want is a bigger protest. what we don't want is conflict. what we don't want is violence, and those are the things we

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gates and the g gates at the international terminal. the protesters were chanting things like stop the siege on gaza. shut it down for palestine. free gaza . there was a sign into the airport that said nobody flies while gaza dies. when talking to some of the protesters here, they told us that their message is loud and clear. they would like to see a personal cease-fire between israel and hamas as the war in gaza rages on. some also say they would like the u.s. to stop funding israel. i spoke with one protester at the front of the line at one point in the middle of his protest today who told me they had written their congressional representatives, they have spoken out but they said they have not seen any change. they feel like taking steps like this one are necessary to make sure their voices are heard and getting their point across. here is what other protester had to say. >> we want people to know what -- that, although we don't want to negatively impact our community, it cannot be business as usual. >> reporter: so, again, the protes

with windows upgrades that is still like they shounld be crashing our gates should be fixed.nk you very much. >> thank you. >> any more public comment in the chambers any remote public comment on item three? >> checking for remote public comment on item 3. >> there is notice public comment. >> public comment is closed. kind of i what is the mechanism to communicate with with members of the public for bart. >> we're funding the (bell ringing) >> pardon me? >> we're funding the projects we've follow-up i do think that the west oakland to make sure (unintelligible). >> okay. thank you. >> madam clerk, call item 4. >> 4. approve the minutes of the february 13, 2024, meeting—- action* >> all right. i don't see comments or questions from colleagues any public comment on item 4? >> i don't see monotony remote public comment on item 4. >> checking for remote public comment on item 4? there is no public comment. >> public comment is closed. motion to approve item 4? >> moved by commissioner dorsey and madam clerk, call the roll. >> commissioner chan, aye. >> commissioner dorsey, aye.

have blocked the middle section of sather gate with yellow tape.ay, the university took it down and instead a massive banner was put up. >> we found an alternative that would not be taken down immediately. >> uc berkeley did not remove it. >> the banner is up, it to represent. it's a violation of what are called time, place and manner rules. but we assess that using law enforcement to clear it would create turmoil. >> at noon, the jewish students marched onto sproul plaza and instead of passing through the gate and past the banner, they avoided a confrontation by literally forwarding the creek to get to the other side on a footpath. the crowd of 200 jewish supporters ended up in front of california hall, where faculty members offered their support. commenting on the february 26th disturbing case that forced jewish students to move off campus, the administration's continued complacency only emboldens those who want to hurt jews. >> they would only go up after the peaceful rally. >> a woman unaffiliated with the march tore through the paper banner at

but we had to install security gate. we don't really have this in our budget. so, you know, we also support a lot of small business vendors so it impacts them as well. so the effect is much bigger. >> tank says she's received a lot of support from customers visiting her pack ice shop since posting videos online. police say no arrests have been made regarding these incidents. >> this week, a graduation ceremony was held for 50 men at san quentin rehabilitation center. it's part of an effort to prepare incarcerated people for the workforce and to help keep them from a life of crime. some learned construction. others have spent their time learning how to code for tony to foia. it was audio production. his parents came to cheer him on as he got his certificate to foia. already runs a podcast called ear hustle. >> you know, it's just a pure joy. we'll see a complex. something else. i should say. it. i just that's what he's accomplished. much in the past has continued and growers read about in wired magazine when i was a county jail and i was like, this is a way to c

disease without official rivers and 5 o'clock gates. but here on this, the gonna semi and his friends make do with what they have in kenya, the as of, if you minutes and infrastructure is the most chatted us compared to other countries. this loan, good. uh, so important that is uh you have to maneuver that on the uh, green pools. uh, reviews, thing and cable. then you have like both types. so we painted them green and red just to identify the upstream on the dose. yes. yeah. that's our own way on how to do a level for see if as if disposing and equipment related. obstacles wasn't enough. the biggest challenge lies ahead for sammy guessing baez's in the capital. nairobi we thing have i would like 1010 days before we fly out of our competition. uh for the couple of days we, we've not been saying uh we've been to night will be almost for like 3 or 4 days. stressful. going full through defense, obviously is looking for a visa and all that. but yesterday and today we had a chance to do a training. that's why i have a smile on my, on my face.

peskhi admires our brama, the brama is northern gate in the grafaslovsky estates , on the right sideother side, the tower, there was all sorts of firewood, etc., because the room was heated, then after a while... a factory worker lived here , he was illiterate, but he was a good electrician, and he he made it illegally with electric heating, and it was all heated with electricity, even when there was kolinovsky’s uprising, it was the gateway that took such a defensive position. there was a two-story house here, it burned down completely in 1843, there were a lot of apartments in this building that now a stable was planned, but it was occupied due to the fire, horses never stood here, it was made like this, a corridor on the sides of these rooms big ones, there are fireplaces in every room, the factory remains, counts, count kuslovsky, even the distillery once lost cards, on the other side begins the estate of count puslovsky, and here is the village of starye peski, the street of the world. in one part lived the local population, in the other part lived people belonging to the puslov

golden gate bridge, 20 minute ride.n, i'm wondering if we're going to stay dry for the rest of the day or another round of rain. yeah. so we're definitely in a drying pattern today, but wouldn't rule out an isolated shower times, especially later on in the day. >> right now we're sitting in san jose. good news for commuters who may be waiting in that backup is no additional rainfall for you right now, which is definitely something that we need a nice calm morning as you're trying to get out there. still watch for some slick spots, though. most of our rainfall is shifted out into the central valley and snow up in the sierra nevada. this is leaving us behind with a really quiet view in the bay area right now. but as you can see in future cast pockets of rainfall are possible, although most of us are going to come out. it's the day dry. we will see that chance of some isolated showers and maybe even an isolated inland thunderstorm rolling into that late morning early afternoon. rest of the afternoon dries out pretty nicely

the sky will was moved to from golden gate park in october ahead of the commission in november. so far as is to be a welcome addition to the waterfront. the will was supposed to open in march 2020 to help celebrate the 150th anniversary of golden gate park. an event that was canceled because of the pandemic. instead, it opened that october opening an outdoor attraction during the lockdown. the lights of the will make garnered complaints from people around the park. >> people are stopping by here, taking pictures and videos, especially at night, it is really amazing. it really change the view of this location. >> reporter: is happy the city is moving to extend the lease because a summary of tourism city is a must hear. he hopes it will draw more people to this part of the city which has unfortunately also seen several businesses close of the pandemic. according to san francisco mayor, the sky will make has proven to be a popular draw for the war. >> it is a great tourist attraction, it has been doing better than it has done after moved from golden gate park to pier 39. megan has

on february 26th, the pro-palestinian protest committee blocked sather gate, forcing some students to through the creek bed to access campus. the move went against the university's policy of blocking the gate. >> i hope is that when you have 3p0 people marching through a gate, that then sends the message to the university enfor, standing idly by is not going to be a message for us as a community to stand idly by. >> demonstrators say they plan to march tomorrow morning starting at 1145 at zellerbach playhouse. they say they will sphead straight through sather gate, across campus. >> now, a spokesman for uc berkeley did release a statement on both of these protests. it reads in part. members of the campus administration are in contact with both the organizers of the existing protest at sather gate and those of the planned counter-protest the administration is aware of and is concerned about rising tensions on campus through dialog. we are seeking to reduce tensions so as to reduce the risk of conflict and violence on our campus. in regards to professor hannah's protest, the university

demonstrators also complain that pro-palestine protesters have blocked sather gate for weeks on end.this with sather gate. >> we saw this at zellerbach playhouse. >> we don't want to see it anymore. now is when the university administration must enforce policies. there can be no compromise about freedom of movement, about the freedom to walk, about our campus, whatever one's identity, without fear of harassment or intimidation, no student. >> we respect our our classmates right to free speech too. and we think that's important. but we're here because the administration has refused to date to enforce its policies and to make sure that sather gate is open to all students as they marched across the campus, the group went around sather gate to avoid direct conflict. >> we are doing this every day. our audience is the university, and our demand that the university divest. our audience is the students to know that there is a genocide happening, the university says civil disobedience, such as blocking sather gate, does not call for police actions. >> but if there's violence, campus police w

why they say they chose to block the gates is part of effort to end the war. screams in an oakland neighborhood after a mail carrier was targeted by an armed thief. the search tonight for the man caught on camera. >> i would say a good 6, 7 times we've been broken into. >> a south bay theater company burglarized yet again. what thieves took this time? this getting the group back a week away from opening night. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> thanks so much for joining us at 10 here on kron. 4 news. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. use u.s.. postal inspectors say they need your help to try to find a man who they say robbed a letter. carrier video shows a masked man armed with a gun ripping postal keys away from the carrier in oakland earlier this month. postal inspectors say these types of crimes continue to be a problem, but they are cracking down. kron four's. dan thorn reports. >> screams coming after a letter carrier was robbed at gunpoint in oakland, video from the u.s. postal inspection service s

here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. some slick roadways here, some recent shower activity. so we'll check out the radar. and here is the satellite itself. you can pick out the circulation. so today was phase one. that front coming on board tonight into tomorrow is phase two. this area of low pressure kind of destabilizing the atmosphere enough to trigger some thunderstorms. here is the radar coverage over the past few hours. you'll notice the rain showers moving across the bay area, even the few lightning strikes detected closer to monterey bay, and of course, out toward the sierra. they have the snowfall with winter storm warning in place. here is our current radar imagery. as you can see, still some scattered rain out there. it's one of those deals where it might be dry in your neighborhood. you step outside, you think i can go for a walk? and all of a sudden it's a heavy downpour and in fact, we have some downpours to show you right now from santa rosa to san rafael to stinson beach in marin county to sausalito, and