, because the tin hill is the place of destruction. people are rare, who could live here for a day or two, and these bullying humiliations. it's a dispute that it's better to score with a stick bury alive or shoot, this is, uh, the desire at the beginning to give a person, as if hope girl, uh, we will let you go, and then with a laugh they shot in the back of the head or stabbed. here is, uh, a manifestation, of all the most vile of the most vile of the most bestial. we should know about it and talk about it, i even said to constantly put let's say our people who want to rewrite history, and we have guys abroad, what he talks about. you see what happened there. you were in the novgorod region. you were villerov, you were e in the villages of the podvyazme, which the germans simply burned. you saw these pits where our dead prisoners of war were dumped. come and see. maybe something is stirring in your heart, as a result, all the blood, ruined in a tin slide, has been documented since the winter of forty- one, on the hands of fanatics an

this village is located near the tin hill.fter the war, it was named grigorieva in honor of the deceased here. commander of the partisan detachment, and in the forty-first year it was called lordly kuni, then the klygin family ivan ivanovich lived here with his wife evdokia, and three children, the head of the family before the war was in charge of the warehouse at the moika railway station. this warehouse was right here on the site of this abandoned train station. we managed to meet ivan klygin's great-granddaughter. how would you provide for yourself. she would have had a garden, there would have been cattle, that is, such a village real life was also his grandfather 's father. they are such real village men, who knew how to do everything, and for a very long time my grandfather laid stoves throughout the village, that is, in all houses. in the village in the stove were folded by his hands. that is , when the germans came forty-first to him, they immediately occupied him in the barsky kusans. all the best houses, they lived

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hill: i thank the speaker. i want to thank my friend from illinois for managing the bill and it's also good to be on this house floor again talking on an issue that we share in common, and that's the importance of sanctions, being successful as a part of our strategy to get mr. putin out of ukraine. so it's been very good to partner with my friend from california, mr. sherman, on h.r. 7066, the russia and belarus financial sanctions act. madam speaker, u.s. financial institutions are already prohibited from engaging in transaction with sanctioned russian entities. but h.r. 7066 extends that prohibition to entities owned or controlled by u.s. financial institutions as well. this is a commonsense provision, and it's helped other sanctions programs be more successful and i cite particularly the efforts to isolate iran and north korea. under the president's ongoing russia measures, anyone providing support to a sanctioned person runs the risk of being sanctioned themselves. we know that u.s. financial institutions

shot by me, not by a sentsyrulesos in the tin hill of darya shilova , little galya, together with herther, was given in lithuania to serve a farmer. but when they arrived there, they were distributed among the farms, there was the owner farm with the mistress, the mistress, she says such a sick woman was all over, she says, i had to help around the house. aunt galya had to work, so, and grandmother says in the field, she probably worked and everything depended on the arbitrariness of the owner. it just doesn’t cancel slavery in any way, that is, they didn’t go there themselves, they drove them there, they stole their forces. and where you were brutally completely ruthlessly treated somewhere kinder, it depended specifically on the owner, but the key point is that these were the owners and their slaves, by the way, money, by the way, many owners also relate loves well, let's say some feed her, then they slaughter and eat, that is, well, relationships. meanwhile, until today. i wish you very good. it concerns people who were driven away for any offense or disobedience. not to mention th

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host: from the hearing on capitol hill yesterday. this report issued by the interior department investigation that found abuse of native american children at federally sanctioned boarding schools between the early 1900's and 1960's. your reaction to this news. frank in poughkeepsie, new york. good morning. the clerk: good morning -- the caller: good morning. a little apologetic tone whatsoever for this country. but you want to ask forgiveness from the father and he won't hear you because you didn't apologize those people who you did wrong to. you have to be beggings for apologize. sorry. what do you want? and the children that's been abused and cast aside and buried with unmarked names and -- don't worry. your turn in the sun will come. those will be cast into darkness will be there in the darkness where they belong. host: all right, frank. jersey girl sends this tweet this morning. last summer i read the brooken heart of america about st. louis but in part it details the horrific u.s. policy towards native people. it's shameful and

already on the hill, too, every year. that's where you can find the dolls.is with our grandson. damn, last name is everything. keep quiet, history will repeat itself soon. it seems that i am not a satcerules among the henchmen. it was a system of suspected connections with the partisan underground or simply in disloyalty to the german occupation authorities to catch live bait darya zakharovna shilova was the chairman of the collective farm. her husband, she died, even before the war, when the germans came, she was hiding in the forests. she left her daughter with her old mother-in-law in the village, but one day i decided to visit them and my grandmother returned, because, well, she left her daughter with these old grandmothers. well, on the very first night they took her, in short, a tin slide, and there she would fall into the hands of a monster named janis. and a day later they would shoot her somewhere in turn. hey, what's the name of that dress? you see, these are buns. faux fur buns lord, they start to forget this. she was recognized by this bun, which

bay hills out to solano county.ut towards the delta and sacramento valley. mount diablo is not that warm. it's 45 44 going down. that's that. i mean, i'm not looking at 64 70 like we see sometimes in september and october, but they do have a northwest now to 41 miles an hour. there's fairfield. travis 23 gusting 33 was up to 38. he had conquered his calm north of santa rosa, northwest, napa, east, southeast nevada. so it's not all north northeast and temperature trend is noticeably cooler. and double digits cooler . livermore concords down 15 nevado petaluma, also into santa rosa, so there's going to be a significant drop on a lot of these temps and less that north northeast wind kicks back up again. you know, this is all when they're wind driven. all bets are off. you just, you know, look at napa 60 yet not far away. you can find upper forties. wanna creeks? 47 year brentwood 61, fremont's 49 loaf upper forties low fifties. 47 boulder creek yet scotts valley one observation there's 54. i've seen some forties, thoug

north bay and east bay hills. this is the lower elevations from walnut creek.is dusting in the early part of the day up to 50 miles an hour and then they need up with the breeze at the coast. this is a look at today that by the delta, 36 miles an hour 8:00 and then they get more gusty before they dial back into the early afternoon but still breezy and out of the north. as we get toward 7:00, maybe a shift to a northwest wind in solano county. here is the red flag warning until 8:00. and highs around the bay ranging from the low 60's and half moon bay with some sun. 70 san francisco. 82 vallejo. made 80's inland m --id -- mid 80's inland. next week highs in the 90's inland and widespread -- widespread 80's bayside. reggie: the future of shopping, the new groceries cart that could change the store experience. also the search for america's nick starke, the three singers that will try to win your vote on "american idol." kumasi: a live look outside reggie: we are waiting to find out -- new details about rihanna's baby. she just welcomed a child. it was born in l.a.

we are already near the castle hill.ld like to give you my book and here is a magnet, because i already have to go to work. now i have a good friend throwing in. thanks , see you on the road. it was not by chance that we parted at castle hill, because it was the birthplace of braslav right here in the 9th century, between two lakes our ancestors founded the settlement there was also a castle, but wooden, therefore, to this day there is no preserved, but vladimir was right castle hill - this is really a good place to start your journey through braslav, the city is visible at a glance on castle hill for a minute. you can even forget that the surface of the lake is in front of you, it seems that belarus has its own access to the sea, but only earthen ramparts have survived from the ancient fortification. people in these lands appeared a thousand and a half years ago at first. these were the latgalians, the ancestors of the current latvians, but the slavs joined them already in the tenth century on castle hill you can walk a

it's certainly in the hills, but the real the real red flag warning stuff is just over the hill kinders into woodland. into davis wednesday down pretty quick tomorrow after our, uh tomorrow afternoon and then into saturday , the coastal winds will come back a little bit. in the meantime, you got winds right now. 32 miles an hour up in novato. sfo still blowing. it's pretty windy down there. the winds haven't quite flopped around yet you see sfo sustained at 25 miles an hour. the winds are still slightly onshore, but they'll start coming out of the north sometime around midnight, and that's when they'll accelerate. through the central valley, and that's where the red flag warning is coming from. that's the reasoning behind it. 11 degrees warmer in nevada and in santa rosa than it was last night, oakland beautiful night. like i said, no fog out there now and plenty of sunshine tomorrow forecast highs will be in the seventies and eighties. i don't think we'll see any nineties. but the yellows are seventies and eighties and then you'll find some nineties if you go open the central valley

and even in the oakland hills.ut the showers are so low to the ground they are flying underneath the radar beam in the north bay. but we know they are out there. about a 1 in 3 chance of anything but a trace of rain. those rain chances should diminish. the fog is going to spread out. it could tomorrow morning with a little bit of patchy drizzle. sunday becomes unsettled once again. heading out to the giants game as they take on the st. louis cardinals and try to snap the losing streak. be prepared for not just measurable rain, but cool, damp conditions. game time at 7:15. dropping down to the mid-50s through the course of the ring. we will take a look at the full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> with so many bay area of business is falling victim, one lawmaker asking the fbi for help. congressman eric swalwell praying once agencies to -- small businesses. since 2020, three fourths of the store owners say they have seen a rise in crime. >> retailers are closing down. one that hurts economic development. but it al

and the east bay hills. fire officials advise if you're planning to do any yard work to create defensible space, do it when the red flag warning is no longer in effect, you can check the city of fairfield website on which open spaces are open and which ones are closed. the three main ones that are closed until saturday are spyglass open space, rockville hills regional park and rolling hills open space. reporting from fairfield demagogues. ktvu fox two news. it's a new day on wall street after one of the steepest drops we've seen in years yesterday, the dow jones is back above sea level after dropping more than 1100 points yesterday. at this moment, the dow is up by almost 50 points. we see the s and p is up by a good one half of 1% nasdaq has gained back almost a full percentage point. investors dealing with inflation on the household level, are worried about its effect on company profits. let's talk more about what's happening with the markets, corporate america and household finances by welcoming george no

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into the low 80s for los gatos and morgan hill. the warmest spots will be farther inland, which is where the lowest humidity levels and the strongest winds are going to be. mid 80s for fairfield to pittsburg to antioch to brentwood. mostly upper 70s and low 80s for the tri-valley northward to concord. low 70s in san francisco. upper 70s just short of 80 degrees for oakland and the east bay. and mostly low 80s for the north bay, except as you go farther north reaching up into the mid-80s around santa rosa. also winds in saint helena likely to reach into the mid-80s. even the warmest spots tomorrow stay short of 90 degrees. we're watching the fire threat throughout the day tomorrow. the weekend still looks warm. just maybe a couple of degrees cooler around the bay. temperatures farther inland are going to warm up more dramatically as we head through monday, tuesday and wednesday. close to 90 degrees in san jose by tuesday and wednesday. temperatures inland in the north bay and the east bay likely to hit or exceed 90 degrees by the mi

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or parts of the hill or interacting with the hill during your careers and the organizations that are in now interact with congress and have a stake in congress actually functioning from not just from a moral perspective or ethical perspective but from a practical perspective . why don't we start with you about what's your relationship with the select committee been like in terms of either testimony recommendations or just informal conversations with members of staff . >> thank you for that question. i have to say modernization has been a breath of fresh air. i started on the hill about 10 years ago and when i got there i was alarmed by the lack of diversity on the hill from memos junior to senior level so i got on a personal project and it became a passion and i was able to work with others, the black women's congressional alliance so at the start of this congress i was invited to the committee about one of the pillars that both of the members spoke about a lot. and how do we retain and recruit and attract more diverse talent. i love the committee has not been looking at it singularl

. >>> the abortion showdown on capitol hill. the democrats' efforts to start a process to protect roe versus wade, to make it federal law, fail. senate republicans blocking the vote. the democratic senator joining them. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the major headline tonight after that horrific condo collapse in surfside, florida, that killed 98 people. a tonight, nearly $1 billion for fmilies of the victims and survivors. the judge appearing stunned by the number. what the judge said. >>> the newly released 911 call tonight. you can hear the capital murder suspect and that former corrections officer moments after they crash. what former officer vicky white said before authorities say she took her life. >>> the economy tonight. the numbers on inflation showing alarming dynamics still at play. but the question, have we reached the peak? with record high gas prices and what president biden announced today when it comes to farmers. >>> the war in ukraine. and tonight, u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin now warning vladimir p

on the west side of the hills, only mid- to upper 60s. low 60s around san francisco with low 70s for most of the north bay until you get farther inland. temperatures could reach up into the mid-70s. that's warmer than today, because you are going to sea a little more sunshine peaking through the clouds. the temperatures farther north have a better chance of getting close to 80 degrees. but most of these numbers are at least a couple of degrees below normal. temperatures on saturday, going to drop off by a couple of degrees inland, while around the bay, temperatures just don't change very much the next couple of days. we're going warm up beginning sunday. kind of a baby warm-up. but first, temperatures are going to buns back to near normal by monday. above normal temperatures especially inland by tuesday and wednesday. low to mid-80s around san jose. mid to upper 80s for inland parts of the east bay. low to mid-80s in the north bay as well. there is the upward climb on the temperature roller coaster. no such coaster ride along the coast. y

take a look at what's going on over the oakland hills right now because the oakland hills also part ofes until two o'clock, the winds there at 20 mph relative humidity is 26. and in our north bay, big rock reporting relative humidity 19% we are looking at improving conditions, although not at the moment. the wind advisory will go until two o'clock this afternoon for east bay hills are east bay inland communities as well as the north bay hills over the napa area. and the red flag warning is pretty much for the valley location, sacramento as well as san joaquin, but it does stretch into solano county includes the delta as well as the cartoonist straight. this goes until 11 o'clock this evening. we have a trough that is settling into the great basin and the pressure gradient between that and the high pressure is what is bringing on the very dry, gusty winds. this will begin to settle down as that system continues to push up to the east. we are looking at better conditions for the weekend 70 degrees the afternoon high expected for san francisco today will go 80 degrees for san rafael 84 co

one range of hills makes a big difference, 20-degree swing there.id to upper 80s in the santa clara valley. 8 7 for morgan hill. mid 80s for the trivalley. closer to 90 for concord and pleasant hill. likely to hit 90 in brentwood. fairfield will be the hot spot this afternoon into the 90s. close, just short of 70 degrees in san francisco by early afternoon, then the onshore breeze strengthens and temperatures drop. low to mid 70s for oakland and the east bay. temperatures in the north bay mostly in the low to mid 80s. warmer as you head farther inland, with temperatures around st. helena around 90 degrees. if you're heading out to run bay to breakers sunday morning or just observe and kind of morbidly curious as to how the scantily clad runners will fair with the temperatures, it'll be cool. sun will gradually peek through. temperatures when the race starts in the mid 50s. warming up a couple degrees by the time the runners are finishing the 12-kilometer course. tomorrow evening, catch a glimpse of a lunar eclipse. southeastern horizon, you have to

your view outside of east bay hills, looking a little cloudy, few clouds overhead. we had some fog to see that the coastline all day yesterday. we're going to see more of that today for coastal areas. rest of the bay area tapping into sunshine much as you already have. that's going make for a beautiful afternoon inland along the bay coastal areas. don't forget your jackets. temperatures in the 50's with dublin at 54 oakland-alameda concord at 56. all san mateo delay. how at 55 degrees. definitely a mild start to this morning. not too terribly cold. it is breezy, though, especially near the coast. winds at the coastal gust as high as 30 miles per hour. just reinforcing the fact that or coastal areas will need those jackets. temperatures inland into the 70's today. beautiful afternoon for inland areas. but we do get hotter from let you know how warm in your forecast. reyna. john, thank you for that traffic. pretty light this morning. you're traveling from the east bay into the city via the bay bridge. >> about 10 minutes for you to make it from the maze to that 3 mont

he was putting up a fence along the hill when the fire broke out. he said he tried to put it up at the dry conditions and wind made it impossible. california's dry hills are already burning as we enter one of the most dangerous fire season yet. >> the fire moved pretty quickly close to our property line. >> wind and dry grass field flames that quickly grew to more than 100 acres. >> i drove off and left my gates open in case the fire people needed to come. spike it started around 3:00 saturday afternoon. the fire grew from a patch to dozens of acres. he believed somebody was trimming weeds when the flames spark. he said he felt helpless and afraid because he could not do anything to stop the fire. he and in others tried to put it out with shovels and water but they went got ahead of them. air support had to be called in and thankfully forward progress has been stopped. they cited a man for potentially started the fire and he was arrested over outstanding warrants. cal fire is preparing for a long season ahead. >> it's a little bit early we've starte

hill: i do. let me tell you why.ay powell has the temperament, the knowledge, and the leadership skills to navigate the fed through this process. because he was there and did an outstanding job during the pandemic's height in march 2020, he knows the fed has the tools to do this. i want him to on this issue and help guide the fed through this next phase that is so challenging. jonathan: what youth inc. of this term ultra -- what do you think of this term ultra-maga the president is using? rep. hill: he has done nothing but divide the country even more in the first year and a half of his presidency. he is constantly saying the dog ate his homework on the exit in afghanistan, inflation, crisis at the southwest border, and trying to build relationships with we publicans. he calls them names. i don't think joe biden has been effective in managing the u.s. government or building a coalition to get things done on a bipartisan basis. jonathan: great to get your perspective on things, as always. french hill, wonderful to cat

we are on poklonnaya hill.e, too, in the morning they walk and warm each other in their arms, think about the war to people. why poklonnaya gora is called poklonnaya according to one version , satellites who were traveling to moscow or leaving it stopped here on a gentle hill to bow to the city and its shrines, but intuitively in this moscow toponym. i would like to put a completely different meaning here, i want to bow to those who gave in their lives for the great the patriotic war ended in the afternoon on poklonnaya valery spoke for three weeks, he traveled around the country with the annual easter festival in moscow, he was waiting for him, hail cold wind poured fingers done, i am very grateful to our team now it ’s a little bit clearer evgeny mironov and yuri bashmed. artists have always been at the most difficult moments. front-line brigades were their country with their army. yes , more than a million concerts of performances. a festive concert is being held on poklonnaya hill, and in the evening it was

in forest hill rowena shaddox. >> we have some breaking news tonight.concord police have confirmed there has been a shooting at the sun valley mall. details are sparse at this hour. unconfirmed eyewitness reports say the shooting was at or near the bj's restaurant and brewhouse there in concord. officers tell us they're currently investigating and we will, of course, bring you more information as soon as it comes into our newsroom. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> going into game 3 of their playoff series with the grizzlies. the warriors trying to shake a bad offensive performance in memphis at the friendly confines of chase center. they lit it up tonight. game 3 back in san francisco and the fans ready to go in this one. a lot of emotion in this series, jonathan, coming that getting the first career playoff start in place of gary payton. the second. and it's 1st quarter drummer at the 3 grizzlies hit. 6 of them are really taking a 13 point lead in the first 2nd quarter. klay thompson doing a little work in the post, gets the hoop and foul. the three-point

teams must race down the hill and barrel over the first wall. >> the hill going down at full speed in your tired from all the events throughout the day, it's not a good time. every obstacle must be completed and the teams must stay together across the course, no team member can move forward until his buddy has completed the obstacle. some of the obstacles are thrown out the window the technique is thrown out the window new trying to navigate. >> you need grip strength and agility and teamwork. by myself i would not be able to get to the obstacle. >> of the team is not able to complete an obstacle there is a thirty second penalty. >> unfortunately they take one penalty the grip strength is already gone, trying to do the monkey bars they are far across in your that smoke from the day. >> they will remember the derby queen is not just an obstacle course, it is a five level climb. most obstacle courses are on flat ground, not this one. >> one of the toughest obstacle courses that the army has not just the severity but the terrain itself there is a lot of drawls and spurs in the climbing o

that is centered on capitol hill but the white house will get into those debates. host: the statement from the attorney general is they are already investigating this as a hate crime incident and the president spoke at the peace memorial in washington. what were his comments about the shooting at that point? guest: his question was for the country to unite and overcome this hate in the country. i imagine we will see him speak more at length about the shooting and what it means and how he is addressing it. host: a little early to ask what members of congress are saying, other than what we have heard from twitter and some of the sunday shows. how are they likely to address this? guest: we have seen mass shooting after mass shooting for over a decade at this point, and not much has been done. some estate legislatures have been able to change but when it comes to congress, it is one of the issues that come up and it is very political. this comes ahead of national police week here in washington. you are seeing washington's gearing up and what they are doing to defend th

on of the east bay hills, light breeze off the water keeps us from getting to the 90s.land all the way down to fremont in the 80s. through the peninsula, anywhere from 65 it half moon bay to 89 in palo alto. san francisco expect 70s down to to the mission, 61 at the marina. across the north bay, 96 in napa and closer to the bay, 85 in mill valley. we have the heat and talking about the next two days and those numbers gradually drop off thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. as of tonight, i want to share new information about a system that will be off to the north it looks like it may's swing close enough to us by sunday morning to bring spotty showers, several days out from this but if this ends up coming through, it would mean sierra snow from 1 to 4 inches in the forecast on sunday so making memorial day plans, get this on your radar so to speak see and think about that ahead of time. in san francisco, 73 tomorrow, 60 on thursday and friday with clouds increasing gone by sunday. the inland valleys from 97, hottest day tomorrow to 77 on sunday. i think we have good w

our hero does not know yet, but we will also repair the hills, there will be a surprise. 76 mm profile window double-glazed window provides excellent thermal protection and suppresses street noise. we glue the sealing tape on the metal guides and fasten it under the ceiling in the hall. thus, we will level the surface and hide part of the communication, hem the structure with sheets of drywall in the room we build a frame of metal profiles for the future fireplace portal. and again, the entrance is gypsum boards opposite the gypsum board box, two symmetrical structures emphasize the zoning of the room provided for by the project, we change the front door. now our heroes will be met by a new steel with an elegant design from the classic collection on the outside. it is of a practical dark color, and inside light is a match for the future interior before the alteration of the entrance hall and the hall were separated by an arch, according to our project. here a sliding door will appear. we install the pencil case on the cassette, where along the upper rail it will go into t

i stop my mother's got rid of the hill. no, no, no, no, no, no. when you need to, doctors monitor the dissections waiting for samples, some needed to bring out others, deliver me that how to bring a deadly sued the virus capable of destroying a human body in no time said shadow. you see fish, it's a good job to do a country stat cable with dish in there to look on. don't really handle it or not. you're not. no, no, no. i really just real pill. one thing that i can do, you know, it still knows i new guy on your guy, we're still a, it's hard to know how many were killed by unit 731 alone estimate very, some say 3 to 5000 people. others put to figure out 10000 to something. yeah. well then, yeah, there's no money in a couple of years old. i give them all love linear mm. most the army, general staff and emperor hara hutto will well aware of the units, goals and methodology. unit 731 was established in 1936 by the secret order of emperor. here he thought i saw the order with my own eyes when i served his hand of unit 73 ones general department tribunal

we're seeing some and over our hills. let's get into the hills. we're talking about the sierra mountains and we are looking at again. the snow level ride around four or 5000 ft and the rain snow mix down to about 4000 ft or so for areas along i 80 blue canyon immigrant gap right there around that 10,500 mark. so the snow continues here anywhere from 2 to 4 inches expected over the next 24 hours into tomorrow night before it finally moves out for us. we're looking at just a small amount of accumulation in areas. it's really hard to say where we will get the sprinkles and that possibility of a thunderstorm but a few 107 inch or less expected for us here and the future cast model will show you we just continue to see some of that wrap around stuff going on all the way until about tuesday night. so today and tomorrow going to be very similar. come wednesday, we dry out and we do begin to rebound for the afternoon today take a look at the average compared to where we expect 59 today for santa rosa 57 san francisco upper fifties in oakland, as well as l

they had no idea because this accident happened so far up in the hills. again, we are waiting for more information. we know one person dead, one taken to the hospital after a hang gliding accident happened around noon in the hillside above calaveras road in milpitas. that is where we are live tonight. i will send it back to you in the studio. >>> that accident, is memorial day commemorations are happening all over the bay area. people coming out to oakville park. it was open to anyone coming to pay their respects. in daly city tonight was the 80 first memorial day observance this morning at golden gate national cemetery. there was a gold star family wreath presentation as well as a rifle salute and a fly over by the u.s. coast guard. supervisor david can't be calling the state to pay for peace with the world fighting the global pandemic and war in ukraine. >>> for defense secretary leon panetta was among those who joined in the san jose memorial day ceremony. dr. not only about the battles in the past but what is going on right now. the united states need

morgan hill, 95. over to contra costa, alameda county, head inland and we are looking at 98 in antioch, 97 concord, pleasanton, 95. you can get away with wearing shorts and a lot of these locations, tomorrow is the day to do it. as you read to these trails, numbers are not quite as high. that is because of a little bit of a breeze off today. still a warm day in oakland at 80 degrees. 82 and also, 82 in san mateo, rather and 89 in palo alto. san francisco at 73 in the mission. through the north bay, 94, 85 down to mills valley. something else you may need to watch out for tomorrow is the pollen, especially privet. it is a scrub, it is in the high category. really blooming. it smells good. it's got a little bit of a honey sent but it can set off your allergies so watch off for that. san francisco, 60 sent clouds moving in thursday and friday. we are dry over the next seven days and through the inland valley, hottest day, tomorrow. 97. the 278 on friday. then, memorial day weekend looking pretty good wit

the plan from capitol hill to curb the violence. >> and bad news if you're ♪ >>> developing now, thetment of justice is stepping in to investigate the response of police officers during the shooting in uvalde, texas, according to reporting it took nearly an hour for police to enter the school even while child ren were calling 911. the doj said the goal is to learn best practices to help first responders prepare for active shooters. >> families were fighting to get in while they were -- the shooter had an hour, almost an hour, 40 minutes and, you know, people were fighting and there is a lot of questions right now. >> the response is not being investigated as a criminal investigation. and the findings will be released to the public. >>> just a few hours from uvalde texas, gun advocates faced off with protesters over the weekend outside of the nra convention. the gun violence continues with 12 mass shootings since friday. we're on capitol hill with what congress is planning to curb the violence. >> reporter: in houston, a fierce divide between gun safety demonstrators and gun rights ad

i want to show you another exchange and capitol hill yesterday on baby formula. this is from the appropriations committee chair and the fda commissioner on the agency's response last october when safety concerns about baby formula manufactured by abbott labs first came to light by whistle blower. [video clip] >> food safety is not a priority at the fda. it seems to be a restructuring of the food safety with people who know food safety. dr. woodcock was the acting commissioner when this whistleblower report reached the agency, i'm not at dr. and bacteria mutates over time. it could have changed over time. have you read the whistleblower report? >> i have looked at it. >> what was the allegation that concerns you the most? >> the most concerning, in my career i freak really been in the position of being the person in charge whistleblower can planes. the most concerning charge is the integrity of the organization was compromised. once the integrity is compromised, how can you trust any of the systems in place? >> yes, whoever looked at that report felt there was no

on capitol hill chad program, fox news. alright we are tracking the forecast. and we're not that far from the weekend. we'll take a look at what you can expect. the five day forecast is next. thank you with that we check in with heather holmes and look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu plus heather. like new tonight and the lead bay area high school is returning to remote learning as covid infections rise. what that decision means for graduation. also new tonight, another bay area movie theater, sadly closing its doors. when the final shows are happening those stories and a lot more coming up live tonight on the seventh over on ktvu. plus we'll see you in just a bit heather holmes. q. but first after the break, see how boeing gets a second chance to pull off for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes saving money.$55 millio. yiu is for you. meet three moms who each like to bank their own way. luckily they've all got chase. smart bankers

i'm sure that's the case with the hills.s is a ridiculous misunderstanding from those pictures that i have already watched. here, about half will not say fakes. and here are the hills. and this is the original, maybe pyotr pavlovich sold the copy by mistake. it doesn't look like we'll figure it out. to the village granddaughter yesterday and today yesterday today tomorrow the day after tomorrow until the very weekend. i will substitute yesterday, in the evening someone came to the mill. uh, after work at 6:00 pm at 6:00 say a hmm, we didn't talk about anything. they listen, i'm not in the habit of eavesdropping. well maybe the mood is normal, i was in the mood. hello, i went from russia. i speak to my father, tell me, what kind of relationship did they have with their father . well, i'm not in the habit of eavesdropping on what they have. relationships, uh, what do you think, it was no at all, she at least knows something about the death of her father told her alla alexander we first heard from you that he has a daughter. an

i want to bring in allie raffa, who is posted up on capitol hill with the latest.put together by congresswoman lucy macbeth, who has been an advocate for changing the gun laws given her personal history. >> reporter: that's right, one of several options that lawmakers on capitol hill have on the table to move on several options that they have been talking about since the shooting yesterday, the house we know is out of session. senators are here on capitol hill today, and the question now is whether this shooting after dozens of school shootings since sandy hook in 2012, nearly a decade ago, come december, will finally be enough to move both sides of the aisle toward some meaningful and bipartisan gun legislation reform. it's truly been a whil wind on capitol hill this morning, the senator emotional, the feeling is still raw. several speaking on the senate floor earlier. the problem here, hallie is while there's lots of options on the table, there's no guarantee that any of these proposals could pass, let alone whether they will pass before senators are expected to

why highway 37 in the hills? the viewer tells us that in the 20 years they've lived there, they never heard of bears or mountain lions in their neighborhood until now. as a reminder, authorities say secure your trash can lids. don't leave food out since it can attract bears. never approach any wildlife. well, airplane manufacturer bombard ea reveals plans for a new high-speed business jet. the company says the global 8,000 will be the world's fastest and longest range business jet. they can hold up to 19 passengers and will have a range of 8,000 nautical miles. it also travels more than 720 miles per hour. the company has already started test flights with a new jet becoming the first transport aircraft to reach supersonic speeds with aviation fuel developers expect the jet to enter service by 2025. around the corner. >> well, coming up in the next hour, the dup's hoping to clinch game 4 against the dallas mavericks will have more on how the warriors are prepping for the game. and you may soon see water cuts headi

right oakland hills there. oakland, berkeley hills, 10 to 20.or so, so i mean, mainly, it's a northerly breeze in place. same can be set up towards sonoma county airport. fairfield oakland. i mean, it's 5 to 10, not crazy, windy or anything, but that's that's a warmer direction. as you know, forties and fifties. you're seeing some member mid fifties in the city. they have a northeast breeze there. 45 fremont 45. livermore napa airport says hey, so are we in 44 in mill valley, 45 palo alto. east bay. tips from 55 alameda, piedmont's 53 degrees hercules 53. then you can drop in 10 for lafayette and castro valley in 43 mid forties for most, until you get out to pittsburgh. and brentwood. they benefit from that northerly breeze as well. so one system kicks out the highs and like building in for two days, then it's going to get knocked out of here in a big way that will start thursday and probably continue all the way into. i'd say about at least maybe tuesday or wednesday next week. the biggest drop will be on sunday that sunday and the monday is go

and the group of the third day ran into an ambush just under the hill. well, what is he? yes it wasn't there captured, one survivor escaped. he said that they all put. although he said about the kid that when the fritz began to water he disappeared, like, and where can i find him, he was badly wounded, he was immediately sent to the hospital. so finish it, and lights out, and tomorrow i'll raise the light. i'm sorry relative. it can be said, so dressed to wake up forgot passed. i am equal to me one minute one minute running. here there is a distant trench. so lomonosov dudes only quietly, carefully count near. for the elder, the rest follow me. well, don't worry, strength. at i still have, yes, and as an engineer i'll come in handy. engineer okay, good, just be careful. i said look, there are others behind me. the circle urgently run to report your left, that such a person cannot simply die at all. the task is clear, so exactly do you have to do it? captain morozov crawled away, wait. what does it mean to fall? well, i knew right flank on the rear trenches, the fighters d

eventually just claiming the black hills. now in 1980 this issue was resolved as a strong word, so we're not going to use it was taken up. by the us supreme court in us versus sioux nation of indians and which the supreme court recognized. that that unilateral changing of the treaty. those actions taken by the federal government were wrong. and the taking of the black hills was wrong. the us government had violated the treaty it was wrong for them to do it and so the supreme court ruled in favor of the lakota giving i believe it was initially what 30 something million dollar 35 35 million dollars in that an additional 1.1 105 million on top of that basically to pay for the value of of the black hills so that the us government will have bought the black hills. to this day that money has not been touched. how much money do you know off top you had brandon? so before belly, it's somewhere in the range as several billion. it's increasing every day with interest. and there's no real desire to take because the thing is if you take