, waiting, the green hall, 17 hours of intense negotiations, everything is focused on those doors the closed ones, of course, for us, that event itself, and the preparation for it, these two days, without sleep, our president was constantly either there on the spot, or right very close in the next room and coordinated. i answer this way: when it’s not for real, then 17 hours so intensely without sleep and without a minute of rest, it really was like that, negotiations are not being carried out, the tension that was in the air, it spoke for itself, and we remember all this, and of course, this is the event, so we are talking about 10 years, if we return to the topic of my personal impressions, which are, well, one of the most complex and most memorable. which is covered in the media of the event, we work from start to finish just like this, then we spend some time working on completing this process, but then the second half of the day is built, well, in principle, quite improvisationally, since you consider it necessary within the framework of the tasks assigned to you, within the

just democratic green proxy halls 2 seats in rhonda parliament regarding the quarterly office priori to as to chris and put them into put you into the people. because the improvement tripped ammonia and people is going to present according to national study. so office then what kind of set it up, but few are expecting a change of government. but you, barbara, and grandpa will just era as rough as long as the air attacks on the cranium. capital cave, several blocks were heard, and the city and its surrounding areas. officials say air defense systems repelled the attacks. they come off to russia, destroyed toby training, and runs targeting the western boarder regence of france. well, in a separate russian stripe, 3 people have been killed by the attacks and reclining, the city of hockey by these 38 others were injured. ukrainian, president of the landscape reiterated called for more help from western allies, saying they need ministry hardware to help stop the russian rates. and russian president vladimir putin has taken part in a re playing sermon, the other 2 of the unknown soldier in

san francisco city hall shining red, black and green to recognize the holiday, however, because juneteenth is now a federal holiday city hall and other government services like the postal service and division of motor vehicles, offices. are closed public transportation remains open, but there are some scheduled changes. if you have the day off, go to some of the juneteenth events happening all across the bay to celebrate. including juneteenth in the town jubilee hosted by oakland city council member lauren layer taylor that starts at 530. p.m. at 1. there's a cookout at the oakland museum of california. and in just about 2 hours a block party takes over begins at the african american art and culture complex. on fulton street. so lots going on today. well, those are just some of the many events happening today. sean chitnis is live where young people will learn. a lot about our history at the children's discovery museum of san jose high, sean adriana. good morning. yeah, we've been here all morning, and it's been fun to see them get ready for this event you can see here a little bit of what

planning to set sail with the bird from fisherman's wharf, passing by alcatraz and marina green at san francisco's city hall. >> mayor london breed says she was the target of racist and sexist graffiti painted on city hall. overnight. the mayor held a news press conference late this afternoon. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow joins us live from the newsroom with more j.r. >> right now that graffiti is covered up and the mayor did not share exactly what it said, only that she believed the message was aimed at her. she says employees who arrived for work early this morning reported the graffiti, and the department of public works was quick to respond, as well as the sheriff's office helping to ensure the minimum number of people would be impacted or exposed to the graffiti. >> i'm pretty sure i was a target. i mean, this is not unfamiliar to me. i do deal with this every day, whether it's, you know, things that have said on social media as well as emails that i receive that describe me as exactly what was on this wall or even in front of my own home where there have been spray paint such words. sadly,

san francisco city hall will shine red, black and green to recognize the holiday also happening in theuneteenth block party that will happen at fillmore and webster. the oakland museum of california is marking juneteenth with a cookout. shawn chitnis as the details freedom. for all honor. a tradition rooted in the black community. teen struck to once again do both this year. >>this is the most american of holidays. this is us actualizing. what we stand. for as a country. >>ryan royster is 1 of the organizers for the event and says it's special to see a day long celebrated in the south now a national celebration. the event is rooted in the campaign to get juneteenth recognized as a holiday creatives in oakland work to get more than 800 corporations. to give their workers the day off. back in 2020. >>this is our independence day and it needs to be celebrated. people need to know about it and all are welcome at this festival. we want everybody to come and enjoy >>for the 1st time ever. there will be a juneteenth event at the oakland museum of california. chefs like michel mcqueen will eac

san francisco city hall lit up in red and green for juneteenth. it looks beautiful. dating back to june 19th of 1865. it marks the day enslaved people in galveston, texas, found out they had been freed after the end of the civil war, two years after president lincoln's emancipation proclamation. the juneteenth celebration was full swing in city park in brentwood. today, this is the city's inaugural juneteenth event. food, live music, and crafts for the kids. really a day, though, to reflect, honor and celebrate the rich culture and heritage of the african american community. and in oakland, an extra reason to celebrate the civil rights organization called black cultural zone announced it received $1 million donation from wells fargo. the money will help buy and develop land on foothill boulevard near eastmont town center in east oakland. the site will eventually house liberation park, which will include a market hall, dozens of small businesses and affordable housing. what we have seen happen in the last 30 or 40 years is devastating, and we are resilient and we're n

the glass trading hall ended the last day of spring with a green cover. nevertheless, the weekly performance of the stock market reports a negative yield of one and a half percent of the total index and the loss of the support level of 2 million and 45 thousand units. it is not far from the expectation that the price is low. look at the bottom, it means that the range of 1 million 950 thousand units is a very important range that in the past few years, the price has not gone below this range , the equal weight index was also associated with a negative weekly return of 1700%. this is our support floor that can be traded. persuade the expensive to enter the market here and increase the demand in the market . let's have a lot of stock market in the past week, after 5 working days, 41 billion tomans of real money entered stocks and mutual funds had the right of precedence in the market , of course, positive news was published especially at the end of the week, the most important of which was the national development fund's support for the market stabilization

hall increased in trading on monday . on this day, the total index turned green under the influence of the instruments index, and at the end of the trading , it reached the level of 2 million and 65,275 units with an increase of 14,127 points, equivalent to a positive 69 percent. small stocks are also on this day, unlike the day trading on a saturday they had an upward movement and in the end, the equal weight index with a positive return of 44 hundred percent, equivalent to 2097 units , was at the level of 668 units. on this day, glass hall witnessed the exchange of more than 8 billion and 55 million shares and financial bonds in 183 thousand times. the value was 545 billion tomans, the value of transactions increased by 311 compared to the previous trading day. billion tomans reached. femli, foulad, shasta and nouri symbols have the most positive effect on the greenness of the total index, and in contrast to mobin and beh mellat symbols, shakdir and fakhuz prevented the further increase of the total index. net change of ownership the legal to real market was positive and the glass hall witnessed the entry of 307 billion

in the past week, the sheet of the glass hall was finally returned and the stock market was able to turn green for two days . but with all this, the total index lost the important support level of 2,100,000 units, with a negative weekly return of 1. ended his work. the most important resistance ranges that the total index is facing. the approximately dynamic ranges are 2 million 110 to 2 million 115 thousand units, the same range of the bottom of the saudi channel, which was support, has now become resistance, the next resistance of the indicator. we can also mention about 2 million 200 to 2 million 230 thousand units. homogeneity index. it was accompanied by a negative weekly return of 11%. in general, we are now in the accumulation range . the resistance is 723 thousand units and 77 thousand units is on its way. let's hit it, but after that , the possibility i give is to move towards 920,930 thousand units and see that goal in the medium term, checking the entry process. the withdrawal of money from real shareholders also shows that in a week that passed, a total of 1,693 billion tomans of m

if last time this constituency had 177 deputies in the session hall, then this time there will be 189 of them. but the greense the losers of these elections, they will receive only 53 mandates, while in the last term, their representatives had as many as 71. well and the far-right can also celebrate their victory, in particular in germany, in austria, they won quite a lot of seats, but still, fortunately for us, these seats are not enough to prevent them from helping us in our confrontation with an aggressive neighbor, and the majority of the european parliament will be pro -european and pro-ukrainian, this is what the president of the european commission, ursula fondelain, is about. said the day before during the press conference after the vote in brussels, while she emphasized that now the leadership the european people's party, of which she is also a member, will begin to create a strong majority, and for this, says ms. funderlajen, they will work with all like-minded people, followed by a short quote from the head of the european commission: we will appeal to socialists and liberals, such a platform work

jewish community relations council calls it a green light to chaos, a green light for destroying property. and after the hamilton halle over a student witnessed the chaos was with me on "the focus" and said this. >> i was on campus until 5:00 a.m. and of the takeover and siege of hamilton hall. and i will say it was one of the most terrifying nights of my life. i saw students climbing through windows from the street in the canvas because the gates were locked down. i saw students taking over the building and then creating a rope pulley system to get other things food and items into the building. i don't see how i can continue my next three years here without thinking about this. >> harris: did you have any problem seeing the faces that were not covered? >> i don't understand what has happened now. bragg has released what he claims 30 students and another 13 are still facing prosecution. i don't understand it in this well settled constitutional law yes, protesting his legal and restriction of time, place, and manner. it is also very clear constitutional law that any violence is unacceptable during a protest. this is v

led to the death of nearly 10000000 people alongside the hall, across the genocide of the congo population is considered to be one of the green mist pages in the history of mankind. on march the 22nd 1943 doing the great petri. i'll take the shirts and munch fatality and 118 fun down the better receiving village of causing the issue. but the person, if i did the wish to be loaded into the luxury, is scenarios the most of the rooms to 40 you to you. 149 people died, including 75 children of age was practically wiped off the face of the long new blue loves the little boy lit orchard. could of charley provide no noise and will you put it as follows? oh, shoot was hot really. i really usually don't you feeling, you know, so the infamous battalion responsible for the atrocity included over $100.00 ukranian nationalist from west to new. right? because of the picture. all right, and so i don't see a video card and so far as the new e phone, that's a lot of those to you guys pursuing your up. assume um with them us customers de classified criminal cases from the central archive of the k g. b, a better rules shed light on the atrocity

green. the mission of putting up a command here isn't all that problem. but according to sergeant bruce halle importance of this mission is obvious. any time a presidential. presidential program going on is, it's important. that's why you make sure. so his professional mission done. everybody's aware of what's on around. just as it was 50 years ago. major concern in the planning of normandy's d-day operations. this time the operations are different, but the weather remains the same. this course staff weather officer who's air force lieutenant colonel larry. 50 years ago, two days before the landing, the winds out here on the on the waters were 50 miles an hour and it was raining. they had to almost delay the the landing. but the weather forecasters looked out into the future, saw a break at the 36 hours out and. they went with the with the landing made it a go and i'm here protect the forces to make sure that we're in the we know when the thunderstorms are going to happen. when high winds are going to come up. and when it's going to be raining. task force and fog screen team members resided

green light to the draft law. i did not vote for it, i will not vote for it in the hall of parliament and i will explain to other colleaguesroach. and... that someone really needs this, i think that we are close to a consensus, close to bringing this bill to the floor, to vote in the first reading on the basis. yesterday i saw that even those factions that doubted, that put very deep questions about the manufacturer, about terms, about the amount, about financing, you left the hall satisfied after talking with minister holoshchenko. construction of the third power unit of the khmelnytsky as began in september 1985, and the fourth in june 1986. both are designed for a capacity of 100 mw. despite the construction readiness of the third unit at 75% and the fourth at 28%, in 1990 the construction of new power units was stopped by a moratorium on the construction of new nuclear power plants. the condition of the unfinished blocks is not fully known. i i cannot understand minister of energy galushchenko. that's it. in berlin, at the conference on the reconstruction of ukraine, he spoke at the section related to energy, and you c

days. overseas through next, governments has given the green lights and more than 100 expos deals with, as well as the last 8 months on this hall to offer military use of the resting through the equipment that could be used by is way the forces me well pro palestinian protested in from the streets to condemn french on the list of the supply and as well. a major defense security trade show is taking place in paris this week is ready prime. it is the supposed to be the quite a decision by the idea of to implement daily humanitarian pauses in financing. so allow aids to wage civilians in southern gone. so we've got all the details plus more in depth coverage and analysis of the ongoing war on our website on the, for the 1st time in 2 years, russian gas applies to europe. house. the pasta is from the us, us despite the use determination to cut is dependency on most go. in the wake of the ukrainian conflicts it's striking to see the market share of russian gas and l n. g entire in europe. after all, we have been through and all the efforts made to decouple in the risk energy supplies. russian pipeline gas and l n g continued to be s

hall of famer who inspired the nba's logo. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. more than two million people in florida are under flood warnings and alerts with streets and entire neighborhoods under water. people are being told to stay indoors, off the roads and away from dangerous moving water. governor ron desantis declared a state of emergency in five counties including miami-dade and broward. some areas could see more than two feet of rain before it's all over. cbs miami's larry seward reports from dania beach, florida. >> reporter: relentless storms pounded south florida dumping more than half a foot of rain from coast to coast on the already water-logged state. fash flood warnings were issued for parts of miami-dade and broward counties where rainfall rates of several inches an hour submerged vehicles and snarled traffic. massive flooding causing a massive headaches on interstate 95. officials shutting part of the highway after it became too dangerous. cars in hallandale beach had trouble keeping up. waters stranding drivers on the sides of roads. while in

nuclear power plant, the specialized committee gave the green light to the draft law, i did not vote for it, i will not vote for it in the parliament halland i will explain to other colleagues why this is a wrong approach, and it seems that someone really needs it, i think that we are close to a consensus, close to bringing this bill to the floor, to vote in the first reading on the basis, yesterday i i saw that even those factions that had doubts, that asked very deep questions about the... obnik, about the terms, about the amount, about the financing, they left the hall satisfied after communicating with minister holoshchenko. construction of the third power unit of the khmelnytsky as began in september 1985, and the fourth in june 1986. both designed for a capacity of 100 mw, despite the construction readiness of the third unit at 75% and the fourth at 28, in 1990. the construction of new power units was stopped by a moratorium on the construction of new nuclear power plants, the condition of unfinished units is not fully known. i cannot understand the minister of energy galushchenko, here in berlin at the conference on the reconstru

green county, my hometown of#< snow hill. no one has contributed more to putting us on the baseball map than the enlegendarily north carolina hallf famer coach james raabe bit folgum. coach, who is no longer actively coaching, always attends games. he was there in burlington, north carolina, passionately supporting this remarkable team. i'm honored to recognize the team. noah, brayden, austin, cameron, brady, jordan, eli mason, raleigh, justin, eastern, dallas, payton, austin, and will. coaching this remarkable team h, russell brand, jamie tilly, and david bryant, also the. and a special shoutout goes m.vl and brayden who also tied a state record with 59 runs in a season. mr. speaker, after each player received their medal, the team was presented the championship trophy and banner. the team gathered on the mound for a group photo. the crowd erupted once again. some moved to tears this time. as the coach, with the help of his family, and a walker, made his way to join the team picture. sports in rural communities unite us. and this team accomplished exactly that. the team has grown up together and will now remain together forever

green light to the draft law. i did not vote for it, i will not vote for it in the hall of parliament and i will explain to other colleagues why this is a wrong approach. it is obvious that someone really needs it. i think we are close to a consensus, close to bringing this bill to the floor, to the first vote. asked for the basis. yesterday i saw that even those factions who doubted, who asked very deep questions about the manufacturer, about the terms, regarding the amount, regarding financing, they left the hall satisfied after communicating with minister hlushchenko. construction of the third power unit of the khmelnytsky as began in september 1985, and the fourth in june 1986. both are designed for a capacity of 100 mw despite. the construction readiness of the third unit by 75% and the fourth by 28. in 1990, the construction of new power units was stopped by the moratorium on the construction of new nuclear power plants. the condition of the unfinished blocks is not fully known. i cannot understand minister of energy galushchenko. here in berlin at a conference with reconstruction of ukraine, he spoke at the section

the rest are alleys, but it’s green like in park, province, and i was going to moscow, to the conservatory, there are theaters, a philharmonic society, the cheikovsky hallf, here is the dynamo stadium, this is legal, especially spartak is playing, attention, attention, our the microphone is installed on... dynamo, spartak is playing today, stepanov passes along the edge, hangs it on the goal, shot, ah-ay, vadim sinyavsky was broadcasting. ran away from school, they wanted to expel me, oh, and my dad tore at me for it, it still itches, they cut you off, i never, i don’t even understand, but the intelligentsia, oh in vain, completely in vain, where does your dad work, in a watch workshop, well, yes, we tinker, we solder, we burn pots, a watchmaker, he’s not there, i’ll get a funeral in may, i’ll go straight to the commissariat. what a volunteer or what? listen, how did they take you? i threw away my glasses in front of the military registration and enlistment office, but the doctors returned me home, and i went back two more times, they enlisted me, i’m not a combatant, a poor guy, what did they reward me for? who knows, you will fight with mine, and you

the greenness of the overall index, and in contrast to the shepnah, beh mellat, and fakhos automobile symbols , they prevented a further increase in the overall index . it was negative and glass hall he witnessed the withdrawal of 26 billion tomans of real money from pre-emptive shares and mutual funds. during saturday's transactions, the most outflows of real money were made from the groups of stock funds, automobile parts, and banks . the condition of the symbols of the glass hall also indicated that 355 symbols were positive and 383 symbols were negative. also, 13 symbols were encountered with the buy page and 213 symbols with the sell page. the total value of purchase pages is 162 billion tomans, the total value of sales queues is 432 billion tomans. gazelle arabgol of radio and television news agency. in last week's transactions of the stock market, the net inflow of cash to brokerages for natural persons was more than 165 billion tomans. net inflow of liquidity of legal entities to. 690 billion tomans were registered for brokerages. also, the value of commodity exchange transactions was more than 4945 billion tomans in total. of this amount, 4,1930 billion tomans were alloca

green light to arrest more homeless people when they clear encampments. >>> all right, now we go to oakland where the line to get inside city hall is stretched out tonightnd there were fireworks. plenty of frustrations on how to handle the budget crisis. city council members are considering proposals that could slash tens of millions of dollars and cut other city programs. so there were heated moments. that's the fireworks. tonight some leaders admitted they don't have any good options. >> and they're all horrible choices. any of us, public, council members, anybody out there anywhere, that just complains about each of the choices and doesn't pick one, you know, that's not okay. we got to pick one. we have to pick one. we have no choice. >> and i really, it is sad that people are yelling and starting in january. >> order in the chamber, one person speaking at a time. i would really like to respectfully ask everyone to allow the council members to present their proposals. >> okay, so when it came time to public comments, some disgruntled residents called out the city council members and the fair share of workers who demanded leadership. >> i mean come on

hall from the students who need it most. here is cbs's roxana saberi. >> reporter: at ashwaubenon high school in green bay, wisconsin, past theken sandwiches, you'll find something much fresher. >> you get a bite of this salad. it's just amazing. >> i eat it every day at school. >> reporter: so fresh beard >> do you know where it comes from? >> no idea. >> reporter: it was grown and picks just down the hallway. >> fresh food can be grown easily in wisconsin in the middle of the winds are. >> reporter: and there is no soil insight. this indoor hydroponic garden relies on circulating water, special nutrients, and around-the-clock light from leds. >> we have done tomatoes, beans, sugar snap peas. >> reporter: adding up to around 850 pounds of produce a month. nutrition coordinator kaitlin taurianen says that's enough to feed up to 2,000 students throughout the district. >> a lot of our kids aren't exposed to fresh foods at home just because it's financially hard for the families to purchase those kind of things. >> reporter: is this the only place where they are getting fresh vegetables? >> it may become absolutely. >> it sets u

rest are alleys, well, yes, but it’s green, like in a park, the province, and i was going to moscow, to the conservatory, there are theaters, a philharmonic, a hallhen spartak is playing, attention, attention, our microphone is installed at the dynamo stadium. today spartak is playing, stepanov passes along the edge, crosses it to the goal, shot, oh, vadim was passing the ball sinyavsky, he ran away from school, they wanted to expel me, oh, and my dad tore me for it, it still itches, they cut you off, i never, i don’t even understand, but the intelligentsia, in vain, completely in vain, where does your dad work, who knows? fight with mine and you will get it, hold it, besiege it, whoever i’m telling you, you won’t stop it, we won’t collect the bones, jump, jump, the volonka will blow it apart! that's it, write a funeral, but don't worry, cossack, maybe for the best, you got rid of satan, he would have killed you, otherwise bribes are smooth, yes, you didn't get me through, vova, i'll have to stomp on foot, i need an order to carry out, and i... and you take the shafts, slowly, lightly, you will deliver, don’t leave government property, just be ca

hall. but there will be time control light signals. a kind of traffic light is greenu can say, yellow is less than a minute left, flashing red is 5 seconds, stop. interrupt. each other is forbidden, you can only speak in turns, well, that is , the most convenient conditions for debates have been created for biden, it still remains to ban donald trump himself from coming, well, so that joe does not interfere with anything at all. if we go behind the stands, we will see two green lights, when they are on, this means that the candidate can speak, his microphone is on, when they are off, then the microphone is off, i want to show how... like the lights on the podium , he will try to interrupt me during my answer and how is it will look, i say and what phil says is very difficult to understand. now let's try it the other way around, my microphone is on and victor's microphone is off and he will try to interrupt me, my sound level is normal, but what victor is saying is difficult to understand. my name is adam kinzinger, and i am proud to be a conservative, i always have be

green thursday afternoon. president tend to arrive there in marine one, though former president trump is actually scheduled to be at a town halln phoenix at that time. on the other side, the organizers behind the inflatable trump chicken are bringing the bird out of retirement for thursday's event. back in 2018, the chicken circled alcatraz wearing a prison shirt. organizers are planning to set sail with the bird from fisherman's wharf on thursday, passing by alcatraz and the marina green. vice president kamala harris will be back in the bay area tomorrow for a fundraiser for manny manny's cafe in san francisco's mission district is hosting this event, though they're moving it to a bigger venue. tickets run from $500 to 25,000 apiece. >> we make it our mission every day to build a better bay area and finding those breakthrough. those are the things we love celebrating. so tonight we're finding one in the business world. for the first time in more than a decade, california now leads the u.s. in the number of fortune 500 companies, and the lion's share of those are right here in the bay area. a total of 44 of the nation's larges

modern design solutions, for example, a large tree in the very center of the hall, or unusually shaped benches. beautiful, greenen say, somehow, good. in 3 hours of operation, the bus station manages to dispatch 10 buses. the route network includes novocherkask, volgodonsk, bogaevskaya. arpachin, cherished, winter houses, selivanovskaya and budenovskaya, there are plans to increase passenger traffic and switch to round-the-clock operation. already now there are five dozen flights on the board, 10 routes are all interregional, but already in july bus service will connect rostov and new territories. a within 3 months , such destinations as moscow, st. petersburg, volgograd, astrakhan, grozny and crimea will appear on schedules. and to make it easy to get to the bus station itself, changes have been made to the city routes. public transport, now buses number 7, 82 and 93, as well as trolleybus number 9, will call at the stop, which is the so -called central regional bus station. elena butsikova, marad ternovoy, hosted by don. iron veteran , a restored steam locomotive from 1933 began to operate in the urals. the g

and those that are against the idea of green giant pandas to san francisco zoo is going they're going to be at city halln breed's plan to raise money to bring the pandas from china san francisco next year. critics said mismanagement animal where phil could well welfare concerns. public safety problems has played for years. critics are demanding accountability and the pope for the well being of animals. staff at the zoo join zoom meeting is going to be 9 o'clock this morning. >> i'm michael thomas live in oakland during overnight oakland during overnight shooting. coming up, we've ♪ (ominous music) ♪ yes, ahh!! mom: what is going on with you? get out! andy! get out of my room! get out! mom: andy. fight! fight! i didn't say anything. yes you did. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ >> welcome back to the kron. morning news inching closer to 05:30am. lot of people yesterday off, but they'll be back at work today. good morning, don. you know what? today is going to be a busier one on the roads here in just a little bit. it's also pretty busy one as far as mother nature's concerned push in in that cool c

rounding out the top five halls chophouse and charleston proud mary coffee house and portland tavern on the green in new york, and number one went to malibu farm in malibu. in case you are traveling in that area. if you call your restaurant el belen karma. yeah, i mean, it's good. give up. yeah, it's gotta be. you better mean it better mean it. i'll call mine. good enough. good. i like that. good enough, i'm not taking an outside table. if i'm going to brunch this weekend. yeah, well, it's going to be hot. unless you're in san francisco. that might be one of the places to go. hang out and enjoy some cooler weather. it's the valleys that are going to be heating up. and as we take a look where we're starting right now, we're in the low 50s and there's a light wind in san jose. it's in the upper 50s, and we've been dealing with some drifts of smoke may get a little bit worse today. unfortunately, as we're seeing much more of the smoke from the site's fire spreading across the north bay, that will also be moving into the east bay into the early afternoon and continuing into the evening. so the sky is

hall when they filed that suit in april. today, the the group blasting the supreme court ruling, saying the city should not use this ruling as a green light to unlawfully. crackdown on housed residents. we heard today from a bay area professor who said this ruling. leaves a lot up in the air. >>>>it's a temporary solution. to a larger issues and what's going to be a growing issue because students have also said, well, how do we get a hold of this or ahead of it and try to stop and to be proactive? and this ruling, unfortunately, doesn't move us closer to a real meaningful um, solution. >ott-1>yeah. there are ways to enforce the rules when it comes to homeless people camping in public places. case in, the wood street in encampment in oakland, which at its height had around 300 people living there, and various makeshift homes over a year ago, the state and caltrans declared it. unsustainable offered people alternative shelter and cleared that space. of course, there's plenty of criticism about how that was handled because many of the people just moved to camp and other places around oakland, but as governor newsome said today, the sup

green. >> do you think today gives the fed a hall pass for the next couple of weeks? >> it does.t job covering it. it's a goldie locks cpi number. you have weaker new car prices, weaker prices at the pump, all of that is good for the consumer, on top of better jobs. so chair powell goes. >> says the labor market is holding up, and prices are coming down, a second dual mandate. if you look at the core, i don't look at it on the year over year numbers but just the 3 month has come from 4.1 to 3.3, that's a big move, .7 in the last three months. >> are investors right to worry? it's by the rumor, sell the fact on the first rate cut? >> i do think that you end up with a little bit of the first rate cut you take some of that off the table, right. it's interesting because now to your point, sara, we're in the second longest period of time from the last hike to the first cut, right. next month will be 12 months from july of last year. the longest is 15 months, june of '06 to september of '07. when that happened, if you go back to track it in history. when the fed is on pause, equities h

green thursday afternoon. president tend to arrive there in marine one, though former president trump is actually scheduled to be at a town hall that time. on the other side, the organizers behind the inflatable trump chicken are bringing the bird out of retirement for thursday's event. back in 2018, the chicken circled alcatraz wearing a prison shirt. organizers are planning to set sail with the bird from fisherman's wharf on thursday, passing by alcatraz and the marina green. vice president kamala harris will be back in the bay area tomorrow for a fundraiser for manny manny's cafe in san francisco's mission district is hosting this event, though they're moving it to a bigger venue. tickets run from $500 to 25,000 apiece. >> we make it our mission every day to build a better bay area and finding those breakthrough. those are the things we love celebrating. so tonight we're finding one in the business world. for the first time in more than a decade, california now leads the u.s. in the number of fortune 500 companies, and the lion's share of those are right here in the bay area. a total of 44 of the nation's largest companies,

green on thursday afternoon. at two, though, trump is actually scheduled to be hosting a town hall at the same time in phoenix, petchenikrters are hoping he might swing by. this is the same place where presidents biden and obama have arrived in marine one in the past. this is a rally being just a group of us men and women, citizens, we, the people who wanted to greet trump, donald trump coming to san francisco and let him know our love is there and our support is there. fundraiser tickets range in price from $50,000 to half $1 million. eight years ago, before being elected, he charged 100 bucks per plate in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news. >> president biden is taking his most aggressive action yet to secure the us-mexico border today, he announced executive actions that he says will tighten immigration laws and restore order to the asylum process. >> migrants will be restricted from receiving asylum at our southern border unless they seek it after entering through an established, lawful process and those who seek to come to the united states illegally, for example, by making an appointment and coming to a p

green on thursday afternoon. at two, though, trump is actually scheduled to be hosting a town hall at the same time in phoenix , petchenikupporters are hoping he might swing by. this is the same place where presidents biden and obama have arrived in marine one in the past. >> there's a rally being just a group of us men and women, citizens, we, the people who wanted to greet trump, vp donald trump coming to san francisco and let him know our love is there and our support is there. >> fundraiser tickets range in price from $50,000 to half $1 million. eight years ago, before being elected, he charged 100 bucks per plate in san francisco . lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right. joining me now is abc seven news insider phil matier. what kind of reaction do you think the former president is likely to receive here, given that this will be his first appearance in the bay area since the hush money trial in new york? >> probably a very pleasant one because he ignores any of his critics, including any of the protesters that might be out along the route or even at the outside. the event, because he's going to be bringing in no

narrated by benjamin hall only on fox nation to get your yard done right froze everywhere. trust green run all day, commercial grade absolute power and you can unleash all that power at home with the all new all maximum z the most versatile zero turn utility mower on the planet. it's 30% more powerful than gas with 31 horsepower cutting up to three and a half acres on a single charge with a consistent maximum blade tip speed for a more precise, beautiful cut and the only zero turn mower with a rear dump bed. no gas, no fumes, no maintenance, just absolute from an intelligent battery system that works with over 75 tools, saving you time, money and hassle for a quieter, faster, easier job well done, more power, more versatility, more fun for a limited time. get up to 25% off plus free shipping visit participating with absorbine pro, pain won't hold you back from your passions. it's the only solution with two max-strength anesthetics to deliver the strongest numbing pain relief available. so, do your thing like a pro, pain-free. absorbine pro. we got another clip. you it's video of the da

green and pulling floats on san francisco bay. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> trump just finished speaking at a town halln phoenix. it's the first political rally since his conviction on 34 felony counts last week in his hush money trial, he's hoping to gain support in arizona, a pivotal swing state, before heading to the bay area. >> trump's supporters are rallying on san francisco's marina green. some of them took part in what they called a trump train. that was a caravan of vehicles that left from redwood city. the group started gathering at about 2 p.m, with the hope that they would get to see the former president on his way to tonight's fundraiser in pacific heights. >> and we have abc seven news live team coverage on the former president's visit. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is near the site of the fundraiser, where law enforcement just set up a large perimeter. >> we'll get to suzanne in a toa moment, but first, let's go to our reporter, luz pena, who is live at marina green loose or whatever culture or whatever tradition is against us. >> that's right, don, there's at least 100 trump supp

hall witnessed more than 7 billion and 70 million stocks and bonds being exchanged. billion tomans reached. the symbols of light, bo against the ship and tapiko had the most positive effect on the greenness of the total index, and in contrast to the symbols of kanwar and omid, khodro and shabander prevented further increase of the total index. the net change of legal ownership to the real market was negative and the glass hall saw the exit of 163 in the trading on saturday. billions of tomans of real money from pre-emptive shares and mutual funds was the largest outflow of real money during saturday's trading groups of banks, stock funds and extraction of metal houses were carried out. the most inflow of real money was allocated to the groups of chemical products, cement and mass production. the status of the symbols of the glass hall also indicated that 395 symbols were positive and 371 were negative, so that the market saw half of its symbols become positive. also 54 symbols with queue. and 17 symbols encountered the sales page. the total value of purchase pages was 114 billion tomans, and the total value of sales pages was 242 billion tomans. ghazal arab gul of sed and cima news agenc

the glass hall in the past week after 5 working days he witnessed the entry of real money into pre-emptive shares and mutual funds. the transactions of the last day of spring ended in a green color. nevertheless , the weekly performance of the stock market reports a negative yield of one and a half percent of the total index and the loss of the support level of 1,450,000 units. it is not far from the expectation to see the price of lower ranges, that is, the range of 1,950,000 units is a very important range that the price has not gone below this range in the past few years. homogeneity index. it was also accompanied by a negative weekly return of 700 percent. here is our support floor that can persuade traders to enter the market here and increase demand in the market. if we have an increase in demand, the probability that we will have an increase in the market is very high. in the past week, after 5 working days, the stock market witnessed the entry of 41 billion tomans of real money into pre-emptive shares and mutual funds. of course , positive news was published especially at the end of the week, the most important of which was the support of the national development f

hall is lit up like a pan african flag for the holiday. the color red stands for the blood people have spilled and the fight for freedom and liberation, while the green represents the land and the black is for the people. powerful celebrations all around the bay area today to mark juneteenth, and it was nice weather for most of that. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. bit cooler today, sandy. >> yeah, you definitely felt it, but it was nice. dan for juneteenth and for the last full day of spring, take a look at these live pictures right now from our tower cameras. all of them showing you fog and low clouds. summer starts tomorrow at 1:50 p.m. and we're going to have almost 15 hours of daylight temperatures are running lower than where they were in most areas right now. eight degrees cooler in concord, down nine napa, four degrees cooler in san jose. winds are still going, but it's not quite as windy across the region. out towards the delta though. 24 mile an hour winds. that's been helping to push that marine layer, which is about 1800 feet deep, well into the bay shoreline. we've already seen some of the gray skies into the north ba

green lighting. this redesign process, if everything goes according to plan with this valencia street bike lane redesign, the earliest it will be installed is january 2025 at san francisco city hall. i'm sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news sergio. thank you. new at six. could this be the end of the line for oakland mayor shengtao? the registrar's office has confirmed the group, trying to recall mayor tao, has officially collected enough signatures to earn a spot on the november ballot. 25,000 signatures are needed. they apparently got it. the group collected about 40,000 signatures. recall supporters say mayor tao's policies are to blame for many of oakland's problems, including rampant crime, business closures and the loss of the athletics and nearly $300 million in a budget shortfall. the city is facing in the next two years. and there's some deep disappointment in east oakland tonight after vandals destroyed an elementary school garden. it happened at global family elementary. over the weekend, vandals destroyed the planter boxes, benches and an irrigation system built for students by steph and ayesha curry. their foundation, called eat, learn, play the garden, was built in 20

other than that, you can see all that green on our sensors just a little slow coming into the altamont pass. >>> well, landmarks around san francisco including city hall to pay tribute to willie mays. coit tower and salesforce tower also shining orange and he left such a mark on the city. and the game. and when you enter oracle park, the first thing you see is this statue. of willie mays. and fans have been stopping by and leaving flowers and tributes to the baseball legend. our lauren toms had a chance to chat with them and tells us people are bringing more than just flowers. some have musical tributes. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: tributes of all sounds and meaning have poured into willie mays' plaza including one from bay area native, carrie brandon. >> i was born and bred a giants' fan coming to games since i was 7 years old. for me at mill age it's hard to imagine living in a world where he's not here. but it means so much to have his statue and his legacy as part of the bay area. >> reporter: most people never had the pleasure of seeing willieplays play but brandon came closer than most when she performed the national anthem at a game he was being honored a