not give birth to them was to take care of spitals and tumble the roads of expression of the great city hall. uh, it was a complete paradox, uh, the huge function of victory is a rainbow in the nineteenth hundred and was not for the direct purpose of the magistrates' sverdzhakh, the meat zhikhara, but rather monumental about how personal arrangements were not allowed, the budovulya ran out in complete secrecy under the special control of the new slacker, its twilight that the architects of the new town hall were spoken by vasily bazhenov close syabry and a member of the same masonic lodge at some, find, wuxia, and the general himself is a sharlysh, however, after the completion of the work, the old documentation was inferior. according to the records of the meat city of the future economy pershapashatkova, the head vezha of the town hall mila was stained glass in the windows and was molded in a blocky color scheme, and the budynok himself killed a white eaves with shaped brackets of various window openings to put on pobudov. pomp. these elements of the yaki are called brackets, others underm

it's right behind city hall. it's great outdoor space. nice place to hang out.ring your family tons of grass area so you can come hang out. enjoy the music. check out some of the vendors that we have tons of food. great music. it's great space to host. we're talking a little bit earlier, because when i've done work out in pittsburgh for the station, we've got live in front by the parking lot, so i'm like, where is this going to be, but it's actually gonna be behind center. there's a beautiful park out there and so collect. can you tell us a little bit about what folks can bring to the event you were mentioning earlier when we were talking before? we're on air about blankets and so forth. talk a little bit about that. yes so for general admission seating. there's a lot of grass. there is some trees out there. you can bring your blankets. bring your lawn chairs. just make it a picnic area. we do not want you to bring your coolers and we do. do not want you to bring your pop up tent because we want to make sure that everybody can see but the and you have vendors th

reaction new york city republican mayoral candidate curtis sliwa wants to know what mayor adams is so worried about after denying this invitation to the border, great to see you, city hall this is after july 19th when adams called on president biden to send additional federal resources because city shelters were overrun with asylum seeking migrants and muriel bowser asking the national guard to help her, why won't they go down there and take a look? >> eric adams has window shades on his eyes, cotton balls in his ears and is a broad his mouth, he's not going to condemn president biden, where has he been, bringing attention to us that there were illegal aliens being flown in overnight into westchester county airport nearby and in stuart air force base in newark which is in an hour and a half away, putting them on buses and going right into new york city, you mean to tell me the mayor was unaware of this? this is being done by the president of the united states and you want to get eric adams to the rio grande and the border just have beyoncÉ and jay low down there and if it's a celebrity will show up. jackie: i live in new york city, dealing with the struggles people have

city hall. "world news tonight" with david muir's next. have a great weekend.national captioning institute, which is responsible for >>> busreaking news as we come the air. a horrific house fire killing ten family members in pennsylvania. the images coming in. the fast moving fire breaking out early this morning. seven adults and three children among the victims, including sons, daughters and, grandchildren. a volunteer firefighter on the scene discovering the victims were his own family members. a criminal investigation now under way. >>> breaking news in the alex jones trial. a jury just a short time ago ordering the conspiracy theorist to pay $45.2 million to parents who lost their 6-year-old son in newtown for calling the sandy ho m a hoax. his second multimillion dollar penalty in just two

city. i believe it's great to see dogs following in our footstep and in the footsteps of dogs that have made history well, maybe both in italy and beyond a dining hall. but our dogs will make us happy in the days to come over the next season in the city and for many more years of the county. great job, every one, the joining the european. yeah. oh a everyone passed exhausted, but relieved. i can't get his her and so i'm so happy. are you good. everyone here is overjoyed. much so many great people have been a powerful experience and so much. thanks to our dogs. we've made great connections with other people get upset. loyal us. yeah, she's a really sweet up thought your mind a oh mm hm. do not have to prove themselves in real life, rescues on italy, speeches thought before their 1st missions, the rescue was have one more chance to practice rescue and self preservation. they learned to form a cross with their body, with one arm extended to the dog and the other, holding the boy for all 3 black gucci. we got that. when you approach you form a real cross, remember or not like this or like that, but correctly. then you hold out the buoy and say firmly, h

warm welcome to our evening guest, peter richardson, david it is a great pleasure to have you both gracing our virtual halls. welcome to citylights live. >> thank you peter. we have peter richardson, peter maverick from cityit lights. and it is a great honor for me too be here with the author of savage journey. i'm very pleased to be here tonight. i have been a big fan of peters for some time now. i read with great interest his history of rampart magazine which played a big role in my development as a young journalist. and hunter thompson did too, i have to say. i first read hunter thompson when i was a student at santa cruz back in the early 1970s. his fear and loathing of las vegas then later his coverage of the 1972 presidential campaign had a huge impact on me as a young journalist. so i read with great interest new book. i knew hunter a little bit myself later on as a san francisco examiner. i actually have the great pleasure of editing a couple columns bite hunter thompson was late in his career of course. but to me he was an icon, still is an icon. he had a huge impact on me and many other young writers and journalis

century church in the long shadow of city hall, where he rose to prominence by fighting to shine a light on the plight of the city's poor. >> some of my best memories here. great miracles of god right here. >> you are far more likely to find pastor scott walking the city's creeks and rivers in the narrow aisles of any church, like a shepherd of lost sheep, his path has meandered a bit. along the way, he's found his flock and friends. >> he takes care of us when he can. >> and a renewed faith. >> i had a church for many years years and i got tired of being inside the church behind the stained glass walls. if you're a a christian and following jesus everybody says jesus will be out out here. for sure. >> reporter: devin fehely. kpix 5. > >> mental health workers are now now on week two of their picket picket against conditions at work, this is video of the scene scene in oakland earlier today, more than 2000 therapists and psychologists are joining a call call to increase staffing, they tell us the second week can be a a difference maker. >> we would rather be doing our work, we would rather be doing therapy, doing case management, with our patients. but we are

professional sports the tribute took place outside legionnaire saloon and the great wall in oakland next week flags at oakland city hall will be flown at half staff in honor of the basketball legend a street renaming is also in the works russell passed away last weekend at 88 years old and none of latest regarding wnba star britt. mariner the russian government now says it's open for talks about a possible swap russian foreign minister sergey lavrov told reporters that the kremlin is quote ready to discuss this topic. however later our spokesman for president putin strongly warned washington against publicizing the issue lavrov's remarks about writer's case came at the southeast asian nation summit in cambodia. also attended by us secretary of state anthony blinken. what foreign minister lavrov? said this morning and said publicly is that they are prepared to engage through. channels, we've established to do just that and we'll be pursuing that. the us has proposed to swap involving grindr and paul whalen and other american imprisoned in russia for a russian dealer jailed in the us the breakthrough comes a day after a

take a look at his statute in boston city hall plaza where fans have been stopping leaving out flowers there. paying tribute to this great man. taking pictures. a statement behind his twitter page says russell passed away peacefully next to his wife. the family moveed from the south to oakland for a better life. he played high school ball and went on to play for usf. he led the lions to 55 straight victories and two national titles. then led the 1956 u.s. olympic basketball team to an olympic gold. during his nba career he wracked up 11 championships with the boston celtics. basketball isn't his only story. he was also spending most of his life fighting for social justice and civil rights tonight. this gentle giant is being remembered by many. >> certainly we all lost a giant. not only one that was one of the all time greats on the court but also, someone that fought for racial injustice off the court his whole life. and you know it's a very sad day. but when you think about it, you know bill lived a very, very full life and in my view, achieved so much. so, you know it's a sad day but certainly it's a life that everybod

i'm sure now they are tuned to the ntv channel because here in the crocus city hall in the hall named after the greatger of the people's artist the soviet union muslim magomayev now begins the grand superfinal of the most popular russian mask show. today we have a long-awaited enchanting grandiose and absolutely unpredictable finale. we walked to this day three long months. during this time, we managed to really fall in love with our other fluffy, horned, toothy and even one-eyed participants, one of them was able to come to the final and is now in the hall. hello everyone and everyone. thank you for coming. of the fourteen participants in the superfinal, there were only four. today, whether we like it or not, all masks absolutely all masks of the third season will reveal their true faces and only one of this star quartet will become the winner of the third season of the mask show, who will be decided by our wonderful jury, which i am sure today is incredibly worried, which i am with great with pleasure i will present energetic, like a spring stream, cheerful like may kebabs, the most intelligent and

great difficulties for residents, the only solution was to install barriers. and at the initial stage at your own expense. they did it here. er, well, it should be noted. uh, city hall's effort is a subsidy to become a barrier. well, we told the residents, we now have 570 candidates and there are more than 500 candidates. uh, in moscow we don't sleep from them, just such an array of information, a and this is one of those proposals, but hmm uh, all. what are the difficulties? 849 stop the moscow government on where to spend the money that comes from paid parking, in fact, which caused the installation of these barriers, they are spent on good prices for landscaping, but yards. and there are many, many goals of our proposal to make an amendment there and give people an opportunity. well, to be more precise , the districts have money to spend on the installation of barriers for their operation. there are a lot of problems, and such a lively discussion right in the yard. here we were standing right next to the barrier, uh, and milk and young and old came up there. oh, and they said, for example, one of the problems is that almost always someone does not want to pay. and

city hall where he rose to prominence by trying to shine a a light on the city's poor. >> some of my best members went went through some challenging t. through some challenging times. some great miracles of god right here. >> reporter: you are far more likely to find him walking the s and rivers been in the narrow aisles of any church.'s path has meandered a bit. along the way, he has found his flock and. his flock and friends. >> he takes care of us when he can. eye where he is at. >> reporter: and a renewed fait. and a renewed faith. >> i had a church for many years. i got tired of actually being inside the church behind e the church behind the stained glass walls. if you are a chrisn and following jesus, everybody says, jesus would be out here, for sure. > >> still ahead, play ball. hunds of several special olympics aths special olympics athletes to toe fields. we have some of those highlights coming up. > >> we are keeping an eye on a great out on the golden gate bridge. it is foggy. that's goig to grow. tomorrow morning, it's it's likely going to get your part of the bay. we will see what this means for weekend tem. means for weekend temperatures. >> today, the special o

welcome to our evening's guests peter richardson david talbot it is a great pleasure to have you both gracing our virtual halls welcome. to city lights live well, thank you here. many peters tonight. we have peter richardson peter maravillas from city lights, and it's a great honor for me to be here with the author of savage journey peter richardson. i'm very pleased to be here tonight. i've been a big fan peters for some time now i read with great interest his history of ramparts magazine, which played a big role in my development as a young journalist and hunter thompson did too i have to say i first read hunter thompson when i was a student at santa cruz you see santa cruz back in the early 1970s and his fear and loathing in las vegas and then later his coverage of the 1972 presidential campaign had a huge impact on me as a young journalist, so i read with great interests new book about honor. i knew hunter a little bit myself later on as editor of the san francisco. diameter i actually have the great pleasure of editing a couple columns by hunter thompson that was late in his career, of course, but you know to me he was an

cities are growing in the country, and new roads are opening up new directions. stanislav vasilchenko alexander cherentsov victor comes to nikolay's tailors to carry on in the great hall. petersburg the philharmonic held an evening in memory of metropolitan veniamin of kazan, he was killed 100 years ago during the so-called petrograd process in 1922, the soviet authorities carried out a campaign to seize church valuables. it marked the beginning of mass repressions against the church. hundreds of clergy were convicted and shot in the nineties, many of them were canonized in commemorative events. cyril, recalling today the events of that terrible time, we should, of course, first of all turn again and again to the person, lord benjamin, in order to understand all the horror taking place at that time of events. and the processes that stirred up our religion, the country, and at that time such an unfortunate one. when it was necessary to accuse under false pretenses, were believers subjected to persecution and torture by deprivation of property, health, and very often life itself? the world-famous author of the fantastic harry potter saga has filed a police complaint. sh

about the great city departments, >> welcome to the small business commission meeting on july 25, 2022. the meeting is being called to order at 4:30 p.m. this meeting is held in person at city halllive and available to view on line by calling 415-655-0001. government code 54953e and mayor breed 45 supplemental to february 25, 2022 emergency proclamations it is possible the members may attend remotely. viewed

great difficulties for the residents, the only solution was to install barriers. and at the initial stage at your own expense. they did it here. er, well, it should be noted. uh, efforts, city hallor something to become a turnpike. well, we told the residents, we now have 570 candidates and there are more than 500 candidates. uh, in moscow, the municipalities from them are just such an array of information, and this is one of those proposals, but hmm, and the only difficulty is 849 stopping the moscow government on where to spend money? which come from paid parking, in fact, which caused the installation of these barriers. they are spent at good prices on landscaping as well yards. and there are many, many, many goals, our proposal to amend there and, uh, give opportunity for people. well, more precisely, the district's money to spend on the installation of barriers and

great difficulties for the residents, the only solution was to install barriers. and at the initial stage at your own expense. they did it here, well, it should be noted. uh, efforts, city hall subsidy for something to become a turnpike. well, we talked to the residents. we now have 570 and there are more than 500 candidates in moscow, soapy ones , just such an array of information, and this is one of those proposals, but hmm, everything that has difficulties 849 where to spend the money that comes from paid parking, in fact, which caused the installation of these. they spend good prices on landscaping, and there are many, many, many goals in yards, our proposal is to make an amendment there and, uh, give people an opportunity. well, to be more precise, the districts spend money on the installation of barriers for their operation. there are a lot of problems there. and such a lively discussion right in the yard. here we were standing right next to the barrier, uh, and approached, and there the ground start a was told. for example, one of the problems is that almost always someone does not want to pay. and well, one and two don't pay. yes, it always creates such a feeling of

great difficulties for the residents, the only solution was to install barriers. and at the initial stage at your own expense. they did it here. er, well, it should be noted. uh, efforts, city hall subsidy for something to become a turnpike. well, we talked to the residents. we now have 570 candidates and there are more than 500 candidates. e in moscow municipalities from them is just such an array of information, a and this is one of those proposals. and hmm, the only difficulty is 849 decree of the government of moscow on where to spend the money that comes from paid parking, in fact, which caused the installation of these barriers. they are spent for good purposes on landscaping and yards. and there are many, many. our proposal is to amend it and, uh, give people the opportunity. well, to be more precise, the districts spend money on the installation of barriers for their operation. there are a lot of problems there. and such a lively discussion right in the yard. here we were standing right next to the barrier, uh, and approached, there and ground start a and told. for example, one of the problems is that almost always someone does not want to pay. and well, one pays two do

great christmas gifts. so anyway, but they have a terrific stock car racing hall of fame museum there which is attached to the city hall which is attached to a distillery and when i went into this distillery, there was this case of these little curved bones and the sign said, -- -- six dollars and fifty four cents and i asked the young lady at the counter. is this what i think they are? she said oh, yeah, they're raccoon -- genitalia. and i said well, why would someone buy one and she said oh they're good luck or you could wear it in a hat band or give it to someone as a sign of affection and i'm thinking you know. give me diamonds, i don't want to -- --, but that was just kind of what the culture was like there and then they gave out awards for people to be inducted into the moonshine hall of fame and some of them were dead in their relatives were accepting. i mean one woman, you know talked about her father, you know, hijack sugar tucks and all kinds of things like that and she said, well, you know, i think daddy would be a little bit surprised because we tried to keep that quiet. anyway, it was just a real expe

people not from lviv, there are half a hall of immigrants, and we said, welcome to our city, and there was such a mutual feeling, so warm, that now we are doing a greatved guests, we we have fun, they shoot cameras at us, and we simultaneously collect funds to support the armed forces of ukraine, it is always like this in the basement , so it is safe that you collect for something different every time . what is their goal, they help us with a star well, it's like, when the stars started to appear, more serious military men helped us in this, uh, we can already write in direct mail with the stars and drop them, but we had gorbunov, we had dzidzio and they understand. yes, they came. so you can agree on that. that is, they are most often stars who also volunteer a little somewhere or maintain contacts with the military. it is very cool and they maintain contact with the military in particular. 000 and they will collect more, they are already connecting some of their contacts there, artem fedetsky is a football player, he is like that, he has a sports day, he is already there for someone, er, in telegram, i see that he is dropping our broadcast, drop th

hall meeting on tuesday. some people are afraid to go outside to go out of their houses and we cannot allow that to be the case in this great city. chief scott says sfpd increase patrols and foot beats and it continues to re-evaluate hot spot areas. meanwhile, district attorney robert jenkins says her office created a new unit known as the vulnerable victims unit dedicated to cases involving the most vulnerable populations in the city, including elders were holding those who do choose to commit them accountable in a way that sends a message. >> that this type of conduct is no longer tolerated in san francisco. >> scandals base, netflix's subleasing its former headquarters. the streaming giant tells kron 4 with so many employees now working remote or hybrid schedules, the los gatos campus on winchester circle is no longer being used to its full potential netflix's current headquarters. also in los gatos will not be affected by the move. the company reported a loss in subscribers this year for the first time since 20 11 and he's laid off over 400 workers. >> we're ordering a from a smoothie making robot that can make up to 9 blend

benefit. people somewhere in half the hall of the envoys and we said welcome to our city and there was such a mutual feeling, such a warm feeling that now we are doing a greate are having fun, cameras are being filmed in us and we are simultaneously collecting funds for the support of the armed forces of ukraine if i didn't come back this stumps and minutes are constantly like this in the basement, so it's safe that you collect for something different every time. do you have contacts with some military units, how does it look like we have star guests, the military have access to them, we collect what kind of their goal are they helping us with a star well, it's like, when the stars started to appear, more serious military men helped us in this, uh, we can already write to direct messages with the stars and drop them, here we had gorbunov in us was dzidzio and they they understand yes, they came so you can agree on that that is, they are most often stars who also volunteer a little somewhere or maintain contacts with the military, it is very cool and they maintain such contact with the military in particular, and it is very cool how the stars compete with ea

prepared the nomination for the building describes it, the 2 great art deco movie palace in north america the other being radio city music hall in new york. of the unique facade. 50 feet wide come with mosaic of 2 giant figures male and female puppeteers. the entrance open in a long narrow and spectacular art deco lobby. >> in the 1930's when the great depression e eliminates commercialing destruction he designs schools and other public structures. allow his productive life. parents brought him there in 1902 when he was 10 years old and lived there until his death in 1946 when at the height of his career. the period significance is 1912 to 1946 the time of his death. of this is the only known photo of the building from the time he lived there. you see that there is an oftening over the large first floor window. and you come see that his father's tailor shop is advertised on the oftening. when he grew up there his father had a tailor shop on the first floor. the photo from 19 seventy-four shoes the changes. the oftening is gone. and the large plate glass window on the first floor that was installed give august tailor shop the

city of minsk, a great festival will be held. child, we have so many projects from her. what are connected with the patriotic theme, we request our youth, our memorial hallons of opportunity pass, we will remove such a literary project from the rest. ekistotkovy elm at home in the republic of batyu, belarus is like that, and writers create new ones books are different and it is necessary from the terrible to read the show of the minavita, to live proactively everything is provocative. uh, the life of belarusians about thuy practice and before any birth. what led the souls of a belarusian, believe me, i don’t want to, how this living word expanded among them and how the foam of the channel of the soul sang our young and all that good and rob good and bright everyday life in belarus well, well, pershina refused such a food program foreman of the union of shift workers of belarus alena stellach. results of the analysis of the main events of this week in the information and analytical program ten the main company, all the projects of our tv channel are on the belarus 24.by website, as well as in social networks. i'm sorry to you. all the best. we follow the

i'm not by myself in saying that it's great to see that the hall of fame, major league baseball got it right inducting buck oh k'neil and th plaque is at kansas city the ballpark. it's going to be shown to us the dodgers at 5:00 ap.m. we'll get our eyes and hand osthat plaque, and it's truly an honor. clayton kershaw was there today at the negro league museum so that's a special moment as well. >> i hope you have a hankie nearby there are a lot of emotional moments continue to happen there. >> yes. >> thank you so much dave roberts, appreciate it and enjoy every moment of the rest of today and the entire journey. i say that to you, all the managers and all the players. everybody involved. >> thank you so much. and thank you so much for telling the story. >> thank you. appreciate it. all the best. >>> coming up next, the goal. take one knee an how an ironclad effort kind of fell flat but in a good way. you'll love how it ends up, you'll see. and an 8:15 call with san francisco. and you can find him, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make d

hall has a closer look at what we can expect. on friday we have music in the scare in redwood city. it's going to be a great weekend for that. as you're getting set up, it will be in the mid 70s. at the time the music starts, it will be about 75 degrees. i don't know if it gets more perfect than that. it's going to be a really nice evening. we have the festival india day parade. both saturday and sunday, we're taking a look at saturday's forecast. it's going to reach up to 80 degrees in the middle of the afternoon. a nice breeze, but bright and sunny all through out the day. then checking out sonoma valley where the temperatures will be heating up. starting out with a high of 92 degrees on friday. if you're there throughout the weekend, it's going to just get a little bit cooler heading toward the end of the weekend with the morning starts in the mid 50s. then checking out santa cruz this weekend with friday's high temperature reaching 76. there will be more clouds than fog for the rest of the weekend. pooebs sunshine keeping the temperatures below 70 degrees. we'll talk about the first day of school forecast. mike, you have

greatness, maybe some. that they will not agree with me, but here is the fountain, which used to be such a monumental one, you know the classic fountain. here he was a powerful beautiful indicator. uh, city halled to reconstruct in quotation marks this fountain and in its place appeared you know such a flat surface. i would call it more of an attraction for children, rather than a fountain, and jets of water with backlight periodically burst out of this flat surface. well, it's beautifully interesting to run over it there to wet your clothes, then you're three there. of course, what will appear in the city now, i'm also 100% sure that it will be something more like a good beautiful fountain. it’s not a fact that the same elements will be installed, so it’s a pity that these gentlemen distributing what kind of horses from the information, do not own the situation at all. well, at least a little interested, what is happening in the city, everything is somewhere warm. mm, the regions say, and you have to confirm my words or deny that now architects from st. petersburg are doing the reconstruction. this area, that is, develop projects for this. the central part of the city of oktyabrsky district

city hall. he rose to prominence by shining a light on light on the plight of the poor. the poor. >> some of my best memories her. memories here. challenging times times for great marigolds right. right here. >> reporter: you are far more likely to find in 25 walking the the creeks and rivers they in the near ohio's of any church. his path has meandered a bit. along the way, he has found his flock and friends. >> he takes care of us when he . if not, go where he is at. >> reporter: >> reporter: a renewed faith. >> i had a church for many years and i got tired of being inside the church, behind the stained glass glass walls. if you are followig jesus, everyone says one thing. jesus is out here. check i hope listening to the story. from the the 1950s, just fetched an eight eight figure some. it's happening at monterey car wait. the spider built in 1955 has ties to legendary race car drivers from that era. it is among a select few designed andt and built a man who created some some of italy's most famous car. famous cars. this prototype just just sold at auction for $22 mi. $22 million. you are seeing tha. that note. our director is seeig is seeing this. ferrari t

great difficulties for the residents, the only solution was to install barriers. and in the initial stage at your own expense. they did it here, well, it should be noted. uh, efforts, city hallsomething to become a turnpike. well, we talked to the residents. we now have 570 candidates and there are more than 500 candidates. uh, in moscow, we didn't stick together from them just such an array of information, a and this is one of those proposals. and hmm, the only difficulty is 849 decree of the government of moscow on where to spend the money that comes from paid parking lots, in fact . which caused the installation of these barriers, they are spent on good prices for landscaping, and yards. and there are many, many, many goals, our proposal to make an amendment there and, uh, give people an opportunity. well, more precisely, the district's money to spend on the installation of barriers and their operation. there are a lot of problems there. and such a lively discussion right in the yard. here we were standing right next to the barrier, uh, and milk and ground start a came up there and told. for example, one of the problems is that almost always someone does not want to pay.

great difficulties for the residents, the only solution was to install barriers. and at the initial stage at your own expense. they did it here, well, it should be noted. uh, efforts, city halllked to the residents. we have now put forward 570 and there are more than 500 candidates. uh, in moscow, we don't stick together from them, just such an array of information, a and this is one of those proposals. and hmm, what are the difficulties in 849 decree of the government of moscow on where to spend the money that comes from paid parking? on which became the reason for the installation of these barriers, they are spent on good prices for landscaping, as well as yards. and there are many, many, many the purpose of our proposal is to amend it and, uh, give people the opportunity. well, more precisely, the district's money to spend on the installation of barriers and their operation. there are a lot of problems there. and such a lively discussion right in the yard. here we were standing right next to the barrier, uh, and milk and ground start a came up there and told. for example, one of the problems is that almost always someone does not want to pay and

hall meeting on tuesday. some people are afraid to go outside to go out of their houses and we cannot allow that to be the case in this great city. chief scott says sfpd increase patrols and foot beats and it continues to re evaluate hot spot areas. meanwhile, district attorney brooke jenkins says her office created a new unit known as the vulnerable victims unit dedicated to cases involving the most vulnerable populations in the city, including elders were holding those do choose to commit them. >> accountable in a way that sends a message that this type of conduct is no longer tolerated in san francisco. >> now, the san francisco police department and district attorney's office say they'll be working closely in tandem with each other to make sure offenders are held accountable to the fullest extent of the law. in the newsroom, taylor kron, 4 news. taylor, thank you. developing news tonight, a statewide flex alert has been issued for tomorrow and residents are being urged to reduce their energy use to reduce the strain on the power grid. >> cal iso says the flex alert runs from 04:00pm to 09:00pm tomorrow night. during that tim

near wilbur hall on tuesday night, the woman told someone who knew then notified campus security around 8.30. >> 49 are great. frank. gore faces charges of assaulting a% woman in atlantic cityre by the state of new jersey, gore violently dragged a naked woman by her hair down the hotel hallway. when police got there, the woman had no visible injuries and she did not file a complaint. gore will face a simple assault charge, which is a misdemeanor in october, the running back played 10 seasons with the forty-niners and he is set to be inducted into the forty-niners hall of fame later this season. it's 7 to do. we're right back. ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. philips. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all

hall meeting on tuesday. some people are afraid to go outside to go out of their houses and we cannot allow that to be the case in this great citynew unit known as the vulnerable victims unit dedicated to cases involving the most vulnerable populations in the city, including elders were holding those who do choose to commit them accountable in a way that sends a message. >> that this type of conduct is no longer tolerated in san francisco in san francisco, taylor kron. 4 news. >> and right right now here on the kron. 4 news at noon. we're going to catch up with oakland, mayor libby shaft. he joins us live right now to talk a bit about what's happening in the town. mayor schaff, good to see you again. hi, good to see you. so just to start things off they're the big headline. everyone is continuing to talk about was vice president harris stopping in stopping in. oakland has helped announce a 50 million dollar fund to provide low-income students with major services and opportunities. so walk us through the significance of that move. well, this is huge. this fund is going to serve 30,000 oakland kids. >> between now and the year 203

hall meeting on tuesday. some people are afraid to go outside to go out of their houses and we cannot allow that to be the case in this great cityief scott says. >> sfpd increase patrols and foot beats and it continues to re evaluate hot spot areas. meanwhile, district attorney brooke jenkins says her office added a new unit dedicated to cases involving most vulnerable populations, including elders holding those do choose to commit them. >> accountable in a way that sends a message that this type of conduct is no longer tolerated in san francisco. >> now, the san francisco police department and district attorney's office say they'll be working closely in tandem with each other to make sure offenders are held accountable to the fullest extent of the law. i'm taylor bisacky reporting back to you. all right, taylor, we have some developing news out of wyoming tonight. results are in for that state's gop primary and incumbent representative liz cheney lost to challenger harriet hagman who had trump's endorsement and a significant lead in the polls. cheney, a frequent and vocal critic of former president trump was trailing in most re

great right now. as far as staying cool over the next couple of days. contra costa county is going to open up multiple cooling centers when it hits triple digits. that includes the but khan own city hall contra costa, social services, buildings in brentwood, richmond and pleasant hiln. the senior center in san ramon and the brentwood community center as well. so we'll be keeping an eye on this and talking about the hot weather for the days ahead. many times, i'm sure. but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news, i'm sure we'll have a list of all those cooling centers not only there in the east bay, but >> across the bay area. as the heat wave continues. i think that woman kate spoke for all of us. it sounds like it's going to we're going to we're going to have to power through thank you. in the meantime, estate power officials are advising people to save power with the expectation of everyone's ac running, which is going to put some added stress on the power grid. >> california independent system operator or kauai. so has released some tips to keep in mind over the next several days. we know it's hard, but they do want you to keep your thermostat at 78 degrees or

great nation. you are in the building that is not the original federal hall. the original federal hall was a wooden building that basically lasted to 1812, and then was demolished. it was serving as the city hall of what was then new york. ironically, in 2024, new york as a unified city will be 400 years old -- as a founded city. and in 2026, we will be celebrating our nation's 250th birthday. coinciding with that, i'm sure all of your kids and grandchildren will want to know -- come to new york and new jersey because we are going to be hosting the world cup of soccer. so we hope. america 250 -- congress sanctioned in 2017 a commission that is in charge of celebrating that 250th celebration of our nation's great history, and it is ignited four host cities. obviously, a commission with five members from massachusetts, five members from pennsylvania -- you have boston, philadelphia. there were suburban cities of the city of new york. but then they added charlston and new york. it was supposed to be and it is representative of the 13 original colonies that founded the 13 original states. we hope that federal hall, which will soon be named a national signature site, will be one of those place

great to be recognized by the city and county of san francisco. >> i've been here 40 years, and i hope it will be another 40 yeararararararararararararararr >> good afternoon. we are here today for virtual town hall regarding a officer involved shooting that occurred saturday august 6, 2022 at 18 and shotwell street. before proceeding, i like to announce to our viewing and listening audience that this town hall is being translated into spanish, and american sign language. today's presentation include details from officer involved shooting that occurred between uniformed san francisco police officers and 51 year old jose cavera. the san francisco police department we recognize that our sworn duty as law enforcement officers imposes no more solemn obligation on us then to honor and respect the santhty of life. we also know we are sometimes required to use force, including deadty force at times. we recognize too officer involved shootings can have a traumatic effect on members of our communities, especially for individuals, families and loved ones who suffered trauma of their own and encounter with the crimial justice system. where ever it may be. to any of the viewers experiencing trauma from this

great len dawson who played in the very first super bowl. his kansas city chiefs losing t. he went on to lead the chiefs to victory in super bowl iv. dawson was elected to the hallrst as an all pro quarterback then as a broadcaster. len dawson was 87 years old. true legend. >> absolute legend. >>> we have a lot of other stories we're following this morning including actress olivia wilde sharing new details about her custody battle with jason sudeikis. that's coming up. >>> first, we turn to the big courtroom victory for vanessa bryant. a jury awarding her $16 million after first responders shared photos from the scene of that deadly crash that killed her husband kobe bryant and their daughter gianna and seven others. veronica miracle of our l.a. station kabc has more on this. good morning, veronica. >> reporter: good morning, amy. between vanessa bryant and her co-plaintiff the federal jury awarded them $31 million. after leaving the courthouse yesterday vanessa bryant saying, she fought this fight for kobe and their daughter. this morning, vanessa bryant declaring a heartbreaking victory in her lawsuit agains l.a. county after first rsponders shared graphic pho

great position to be able to do that. >> secretary silv can you call the roll. >> before that good upon afternoon this meets in hybrid format in person at city hall room 4 huh human broadcast live on sfgov.org and phone. we welcome public's participation. public upon comment will be taken in person and remote by call in for each action the board will take comment first from those in person and by those call nothing remote. the number to use is 415-655-0001. acces code: 24848446856 ##. story 3 to enter the speaker line. you will have 2 minutes to provide comments. speak clearly in a quiet location and turn off device around you. director cajina. >> penitentiary. >> heminger. >> present. >> hinze. >> present. >> borden. >> present. >> you do have a quorum. director hinze is remote under the authority of the mayor's emergency order. hinzey must appear on camera in order to speak or vote and because we have director's attending remote all votes by roll call. item 3 announcement of sounds prugs device. ringing and use of cell phones and sounds producing electronics are prohibiteda here the chair may remove it for anyone responsible or sound producing electronics. item

great to be recognized by the city and county of san francisco. >> i've been here 40 years, and i hope it will be another 40 yeararararararararararararararr >> good afternoon. we are here today for virtual town hall regarding a officer involved shooting that occurred saturday august 6, 2022 at 18 and shotwell street. before proceeding, i like to announce to our viewing and listening audience that this town hall is being translated into spanish, and american sign language. today's presentation

equipped in the city, adults could also come, and the great sports hall will be able to host competitionshey are happy. wait for the audience even said the balcony. here, but we hope this room. it can be used not only for school purposes, especially considering that we have a sports school. here, and the children are the same, so it will be beautiful here. it will be aesthetic. i think it will be very spectacular for our education project. major renovations are underway and technical renovation of existing schools. and this is 7,300 buildings in 2024, all 27,000 rural schools will meet modern requirements. the factory school, located almost 200 km from the mountain of altai, has almost a century of history, of which more than half. she occupied a wooden building in 1967. buildings, overhaul, accumulated problems would not have been solved, and a new school for 140 students was built here . even the access system here is now the same as in moscow, a child. sign in with a card and thus the system notifies parents that the child has entered the school. and when he comes out of here according

great position to be able to do that. >> secretary silv can you call the roll. >> before that good upon afternoon this meets in hybrid format in person at city hall room 4 huh humanst live on sfgov.org and phone. we welcome public's participation. public upon comment will be taken in person and remote by call in for each action the board will take comment first from those in person and by those call nothing remote. the number to use is 415-655-0001. acces code: 24848446856 ##. story 3 to enter the speaker line. you will have 2 minutes