vulnerabilities versus landmarking? >> for structures. >> i think you know. with the laboring you have the certificate of appropriation and certainly the structure will be subject to the california environmental quality act as an historic resource but any particularly like a demolition to ceqa. >> okay. so my other questions are interesting that the point was made it is not significant that is actually significant for a number of things but integrity is the part that is demolished somewhat and it was designed by san francisco architects i believe that was not a focus of the significance under c because potentially because um, the structure was taken destroyed during the earthquake to the elements of design for one store story and the period of significant 1906 to 1960 within that i'm trying to understand the character defining feature of free standing they thought related to freestanding and the sense of market being open beyond it. or free st. patrick's day as that exists now that is post 1950 that was a question and then also in regards to the painted sign

landmark but a city landmark in 1980.o where did the preservation commission go? you did a great job. i have to tell you, beautiful. but where is the preservation commission? and what do they think about this? i don't care what planning says, because what happened, i'm sitting here asking myself and i will ask you because and we'll have a discussion, why are we hearing this for the first time. why isn't the preservation commission heard this very important landmark no. 107, designated in 1980, why weren't they consulted on their use on this and provided a certificate of appropriateness that somebody like mr. osgood can come and appeal as the law says they can. so where is the historic preservation in all this? >> thank you, commissioner president swig. the building is an individual landmark and under article 10 and local standards are more strict than federal or state standards, article 10, requires all exterior changes to an individual landmark or building in an historic district to be reviewed and obtain a certificate o

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our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before there was the historic preservation commission of the city so we were at the forefront drawings attention to historic preservation, landmarking and over the last 51 years we have seen how there are more then just buildsings in safeguarding the city cultural resources, there is also small businesses and the different neighborhood icons that make a neighborhood special, so our outreach has really-it is really come full circle in a way because it moved downtown into the neighborhoods and now with the covid epidemic it is really going back to downtown again looking at how we can play a role in the economic recovery and revitalization of downtown san francisco. >> that's great. so, now i understand your organization is also responsible for maintaining a cou

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well, yes, those were landmark _ hasn't it? well, yes, those were landmark events - hasn't it? i were landmark events here in sri lanka. the press secretary yesterday behind me was one of the biggest government offices that was also occupied by the protesters exactly a year ago. that forced then president gotabaya rajapaksa to flee the country, but a few weeks later he came back, most of his ministers are back in the parliament, and the demands that the protesters had made, one of a regime change, and two of changing the entire way, the entire economic way the political system works. a latter that has not yet happened on ground the country. as far as the economic mismanagement and the economic crisis is concerned, the crippling shortages that we saw last year, they are over, so you are getting fuel at the pumps, you are getting food in the supermarkets and medicines are also available at the chemist�*s, but the problem is the price rise has been at such high levels that the purchasing power of people has come down dramatically. incomes have not gone up, and based on the mandate

lawyers say this could be a landmark case. let's bring in our nbc bay area's ian cull. chatgpt, open ai, i'm trying to break that down. >> a lot of us are. we've been talking ab lot about ai and these large language models like chatgpt. the ai takes in all the information it can from the web and sites like chatgpt can respond to users' questions in a human like manner. i asked them to write an essay about why the bay area is so great, and it did in a matter of seconds. sarah silverman and the two authors have filed lawsuits. their books are copyrighted, and they say the companies used their material without their authorization to teach the chat bots. to get a better understanding i talked with santa clara law professor who specializes in copyright cases. >> and the question is whether copying for purposes of training data is a fair use. then there's a question, the outputs, whether what it generates is too similar to a copyrighted work that is one of the ones it ingested. >> definitely could be a landmark case. are the companies responding to sarah silvermen and this la

you asked the landmarks and you can as a practice, all states the landmarks by force and, but that's probably not as advisable. s. i think dar diplomatic means to a database essential and back to the property, then lead to to and all apps and the agreement on the status of these countries that is close to non alignment neutrality. as i'm senior, i liked that combined read security guarantees combined the bobbsey dogs control agreements. you know, that would prevent, for instance natal, in establishing natal infrastructure at the ukrainian or russian border or anything that's to uh, a rio is specifically on the principle of individuals ability of security because i heard you say in the more, i think it's some panel that you would love, uh, the country is the member stage by 2025. not only the commit to the old principles, but to try to read the find them in the, in a new way that would be workable for all. do you think that's still a possibility? i think enough. i think the 25 a box you know, if you think call takes prevention long term into your atlantic and duration area. i don't se

plus, a landmark supreme court ruling.resident. why they will be motivators for voters in battleground states. but first we go live in newark as they prepare for 4th of july. fireworks. >> had a 4th of july, the alameda county fire and newark police departments revealed how they both plan to keep community members say for the holiday. newark is one of 3 cities in alameda county that does allow safe and sane fireworks. first. charles clifford joins us now live from newark with more. details say they're checked. >> yeah, i'm in fireworks for sale right behind me here. safe and sane. fireworks has been a pretty steady flow of people stopping by to get their fireworks before tomorrow night. also, we just had a press conference with the police department, the fire department just down the street here where they're asking folks to be safe tomorrow. >> fireworks of all types are illegal in alameda county except in 3 cities. newark, dublin in union city where so-called safe and sane fireworks are allowed. but even those fireworks

so despite the fact it was a huge landmark, it was a huge step forward. we have seen in so many situations in this class we talk about human rights advances. legislation in and of itself is not enough. the implementation also activists in the stakeholders it is not easy. there has been a lot of resistance including this is another story from the university of california, situations went restitution is resisted in the name of science. there is a landmark lawsuit white versus university of california tim white at a group of other professors sued the university where they worked in order to stop the repatriation of human remains made the situation was that in 1976, on the campus of uc san diego when they were excavating an area in order to build the home of the chancellor they found 29000-year-old skeletons. instead they had made arrangements for the university made arrangements to return the human remains to native american organizations. to them our scientific assessment specimens the remove from the lab for somebody's ancestor is seen by another. this dis

one hour ago, the fda fully approved a landmark drug to treat alzheimer's disease. the drug targets plaques in the brain associated with alzheimer's disease. listen up, especially if you have a family touched by this disease, it could slow cognitive decline by 27%. that effectively delays the disease by five months. but, more than one in 10 users had brain swelling and bleeding when they used this and three patients died . another concern is how much it cost, it can cost more than $26,000 per year without insurance. >> we do know that there are a lot of third-party payers who are now having to strongly consider how they are going to pay and provide access to this particular drug. >> and the fool approval -- according to the kaiser family foundation, that could raise the cost of etiquette or part b for all enrollees. >>> concerns on wall street over the state of the job market, they say it is too hot and they have worries about interest rates. job openings in the united states fell to 9.8 million, but it's not big enough for the federal reserve. they have been aggres

she is helping to raise money to restore a city landmark.enn was there on land waiting for her. >> reporter: she is the mayor of sausalito. and for her, this was her office early wednesday morning. >> i am out here for the sea lion. >> reporter: she is no stranger to the open water. to swim the english channel . it took her 15 1/2 hours. >> i said i just swam the english channel. >> reporter: this was light work. she completed 2 1/4 miles from angel island to sausalito and 45 minutes. >> the biggest challenge is the raccoon rapids. they are a blast. it was so fun. >> reporter: she swam with the purpose. the mayor is trying to raise $50,000 for the city to repair its iconic sea lion statue. >> i am hoping it will be back. >> reporter: it stood tall at the sausalito waterfront for 65 years before being damaged by the storms in january. >> i felt like i am using something i love so much to save and repair something i love and save. >> if you like to help the store the sea lion statue reach out to the sausalito foundation. you can help them reac

building is on the way to being the next city landmark in a month. at the board for monday and tuesday. the downtown legislation is making through and supervisor supervisor peskin introduced a resolution to remove the stream lining that will we had worked through regarding administrative certificates of appropriateness. we still have full review or you have all of your full review with regard to the projects in those areas. it was a small edit that we will roll out accordingly. >> so. that concludes my report of the welcome. >> very good. move on to commission matters item 2 consideration of adoption minutes for june 15 hearing with planning commission. considering the portion applying to the historic preservation commission. and the draft minutes june 21 of 23. this is a chance for the public to meant on the minutes. seeing no requests to speak, commissioners. public comment on minutes is closed. motion to approve. >> i will second. >> thank you. on that motion to adopt your minutes commissioner vergara. >> yes. >> commissioner wright. >> yes. >> co

this is after a failed, but landmark attempt exactly 70 years ago to storm the moncada barracks of theof dictator batista, who spent the islands together with the chicago mafia. although of course for themselves and their set up and then a lot of things havana was a showcase, really exhausted people in the outback poverty was a terrible fidel, of course, i was waiting and already in january of the fifty-ninth. he triumphant entered the boars. and the very popular steps of their murder of the revolution is also the distribution of the land to the peasants. after all, the real signature was signed by each such certificate himself, shouldn’t we have then suggested what it was not necessary to overgrow with such changes, but we ourselves were afraid to admit such a thing then. eventually. here, the saleswoman in the grocery store does not let you know public distributor for the place. well, okay, let's go to another one in the spanish votegu, and the vertage is already open. hello, i'm asking about rice, which is weighed here not in kilos, but in pounds. and how many pounds per person per

. >>> still ahead, a trolley crush damages a historic landmark with ties to the founding fathers. the investigation into the accident that was all caught on camera. >>> a northern california man finds a piece of >>> let's take a look from the chopper high above levi's stadium, you can see the stadium is slowly getting packed as all the swifties make themselves inside. taylor swift is getting ready to perform, that will happen in about half an hour, a lot of people are still outside trying to get inside . malcolm jackson just got off the train with a bunch of swifties, they were serenading him the entire trip. >> he survived. >>> meanwhile, in philadelphia, transportation officials are trying to figure out why an out of service trolley went off the tracks and crashed. the video obtained by cbs news show the trolley as it derailed , sideswiped a minivan and crashed into a historic landmark known as the bluebell inn. the tavern dates back to 1766 and served customers including george washington. the current caretaker was in the building at the time of the accident. >> there was a tro

that is why the preobrazhensky cathedral, one of the architectural landmarks of the city, was destroyedrrorists. one of the architectural landmarks of the city, rockets damaged residential buildings, and the residents of the city call the last night one of the most terrible in the entire 9 years of war. a very powerful explosion . the russians fired 19 missiles of various types over odessa we tried everything we could, these were onyx calibers and 22 calibers, as well as kandera, the goal is to destroy the entire infrastructure of the grain agreement, these are missiles that we can shoot down, we have equipment for this caliber and iskanderka, they are almost identical in terms of indicators, so we can work on them, massive missile attacks on odesa began at the beginning of the past week. this was already the fifth attack from the air . attacks on ukraine are likely this fall and winter the russians are currently conducting reconnaissance, the enemy is trying to establish the state of the ukrainian energy industry in order to determine the critical objects of the gaba in the event of an

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we show you how a san francisco landmark is ringing in its 50th year. that's coming up in about 10 minutes. ryan? >>> now we welcome the newest member of the cbs news bay area team! matt lively joins us from oracle park! you make your return to california after a send it in texas. so how are you settling in? not a bad place to start your career here in san francisco. >> reporter: yeah, not a bad first assignment, ryan! enjoying a hot dog at the ballpark on the fourth of july. no joey chestnut records for me, but still a perfect way to start my time here in the bay area. 37,000 here at oracle this afternoon. they chose ballpark snacks over the family barbecue. grilling may have been better. second inning. mariners with the bases loaded. and the pitch goes to the backstop. patrick bailey made it close, but mike ford beat the tag. 2-0 seattle. and he took him deep in the third! the former giant. he played one game here last season and went 4 for 5 and finished a triple shy of the cycle. the giants' bats could not get it going against logan gilbert. he went

a basis and in general what is provided for in this law this law provides for the creation of a landmark park in the territory of the vyshgorod district of the kyiv region at the expense of state- owned lands which are granted to him for permanent use, to form a special administration of the mezhyhirya court park of monuments of art of national importance and to approve the regulations that must be approved by the ministry of environment dear colleagues, we in the end, we have to adopt this law , we have to decide on the legal status of this object, definitely an object of state significance, we have to finally transfer this object to state ownership, we have to break both the legal connection and the consequential connection, and in general forget yanukovych's name erase yanukovych's name from our history adoption of this law will be one of the steps for this i ask you to support it legally and accept it in the first and second reading as a whole thank you please klymenko yuliya leonidovna fraction voice of kosatka lesya vasylenko thank you colleagues 93:54 this is only a slightly bette

russian missilstrikes inflicted severe damage today on dozens of landmarks in the ukrainian black seaof odesa. the city's largest orthodox landmarks hit.among the at least one person was killed. 22 others, including four children, were injured. russia has struck odesa several times in the past week, as russia targets grain exporting hubs. moscow pulled out of a deal that allowed grain shipments to safely cross the black sea. at the aspen security forum this past week, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said he's looking for other means of ensuring safe passage. >> the black sea is the sea of all the nations of ours. this is not the sea of the russian federation. there is ukraine, turkey, romania, bulgaria. and we are talking to all the countries in the black sea region. we have legal relations with everyone but with russia, because they think that this is their own sea. john: this week, nato and ukrainian officials are to discuss the black sea situation. still to come on "pbs news weekend," how to deal with extreme heat and avoid a trip to the e.r. and, why black farmers have los

. >> bryan: coming up, the supreme court ended its latest term with a barrage of landmark decisions.ow the crowded field of republican presidential hopefuls are weighing in. >> molly: protestors took to the steps of the supreme court to rally against the decisions and some progressive lawmakers are now renewing calls to pack the bench. >> this supreme court must be reformed and expanded. they continue to overturn the will of the majority of the people and to make history for all the wrong reasons. >> molly: fox news contributor jonathan turley is here to break it all down for us. that is next. liberty mutual, . they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. check it out, you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, i'll look into that. let me put a reminder on my phone. save $700 dollars. pick up dad from airport? ohhhhhh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it.

despite the fact that this was a huge landmark santos of forward like we have seen in so many situations talk about human rights, legislation in and of itself is not enough, it has to be incremented. you need another constellation of sources, corporation of institution that suppressed, activists and all the stakeholders for these purposes and is not easy. there's been a lot of resistance including the university of california, situations when restitution is in the name of science so white versus university of california and others sued the university where they were in order to stop repatriation of human rights. they were excavating an area for the home of the chancellor, they found to 9000-year-old collections so they made arrangements and university and return the human remains to organizations and that's when the professors sued because these are scientific, they are valued to science and need to be studied and somehow removed from the lab and we remove this so this was another situation where somebody's ancestor is seen by another and has an objective science so this agreement with t

and more trouble at another landmark.iver was briefly stuck trying to drive through one of california's giant redwoods. he eventually made it out, though all right. >> well, still ahead, the big news for one tv reporter. a surprise marriage proposal on camera. >> but first, will it be the twitter killer or the new social twitter killer or the new social media app launching overnight. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. now, i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so you can have clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. still living with odors? get back in there and freshen instantly with new febreze air mi

a castle without inhabitants, what secrets does the most famous medieval landmark of lida keep alive borders, litsk sculptor works wonders from stone medieval dinner cooks repeated the favorite dish of the prince wounded hawk, it seems that another urban legend has appeared in lida. i will say that i started my walk around the league again , the most popular tourist attraction castle towns. let me remind you that it was started to be erected in 1323 by the architects who managed a rather short period of 7 years for those times, however, the castle did not look the way it does now. the best way to get to know any city is to get to know its inhabitants, what am i doing? hi nikolai good afternoon. volodya glad to see you castles glad you made it. yes , you know, it’s not without reason that i immediately drove into the castle, because , firstly, i honestly love this place, here in lida you can take a long walk to look at something, but you can’t stop by the castle. that's just impossible the oldest building on the territory of the city, which has been preserved and, moreover, reconstruc

and you can as a practice, all states the landmarks by force and, but that's probably not as advisable. s. i think there are people knocked, it means to deal with this issue and back to the property, then lead to, to and all as an agreement on the status of these countries that is close to non alignment neutrality. something like that. combined re, security guarantees combined the box, the dogs control agreements, you know, that would prevent, for instance, nato in establishing natal infrastructure at the ukrainian or russian board or anything that's to uh, a reality specifically on the principle of individuals ability or security. because i heard you say no, i can get some panel that you would loft, uh, the countries the number stays by 2025. not only if it can meet you, they will principles, but to try to read the find them in the, in a new way that would be workable for all. do you think that's still a possibility? i think not by 2025, for a box. you know, if you think complex prevention long term into your atlantic and duration area, i don't see any all the way then to a deeded bea

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thing, a landmark, where billions of money circulate billions of money , moscow is the richest, whereis the most expensive , renting or buying in moscow, here is a blow there was the russian ministry and more than one , and all the documents were scattered all over moscow from this floor, you can now read to all of them how psychologically this will affect the mood of peace of ordinary muscovites russia i believe that this is a very successful action for ukraine because, well, we know that the russian federation is very large in scale, on the one hand, it can be a difficulty for some country because it is necessary to maintain the situation in russia. what is the federation, in fact, it is a pseudo federation because the same leaders are actually appointed there to be determined according to the pre-presidential filter and elections . how come there are no such ones, and on the other hand, this is a large area. well, if the territory allows suppression , for example, there is some kind of real conflict the situation was once in khabarovsk or before a full-scale invasion, but this conf

testifies of our faith in christ with the feast. a landmark place belarusian-russian watch of memory started in the bykhov region what are their prospects for peace in our region? has the situation in ukraine reached a dead end, when the deployment of nuclear weapons in belarus is completed, who will control them and what awaits our planet? this is only a small part of the questions that were asked to our president alexander lukashenko held a meeting with representatives of the largest media in belarus and abroad. the head of state gave his assessment many processes taking place in the region and the world. the planet is experiencing unprecedented transformations. the transition to multipolarity can no longer be stopped either peacefully or militarily. but military operations in ukraine are still possible negotiations. the only true way is convinced, president, and while it is open. but nuclear weapons will not help in this. the war in ukraine is not and will not be the reason for a nuclear strike. from whatever side. now, if there is nato aggression, for example, the united states o

he argued and won the landmark case before the supreme court this term.efore we went to break. i think it's an important one, and probably a little delicate as you know. this idea that not just supreme court, but any court akin and hearing a hypothetical case. how often is that done, and i guess if it has the kind of impact that this particular case had, is this something that the supreme court should review. how is that process play out? >> it's not supposed to ever be done. the supreme court has a procedure to seek we hear, rain so to say supreme court, hey, there's a new fact that submerged, and we need you to revisit your ruling, that's possible. the supreme court can also, on its, don't ask for a briefing on this question on whether this ace is made up. conservatives are defending the decision saying that roe versus wade, roe wasn't made at the decision. and that's different. roe was pregnant at the time of the filing of the complaint. so she was having the exact problem that she was trying to remedy because she was pregnant. here, this web designer

we are holding the way to a place that also belonged to famous landowners, and here is our main landmark, the fire station and, as far as i know, in the city the fire brigade was always on top on the central square when you stood two squads worked - state and voluntary. we are firefighters on the territory of a monument of garden park architecture of the 19th century from a picturesque park of the late 19th early 20th centuries field. why such a name? and, because this place belonged to yuzaf slavinsky. and by the way, the park was located near the family estate and served as an excellent protection from the wind. the landscape park was founded in 1890, no exotics, only local species of trees, or pine spruce , poplar birch near the entrance. , kurgan 10 natives of the region were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union from 12 people, heroes of socialist labor for many years for centuries, the people who completely devoted themselves to their favorite business did not live, sparing no effort and time as jewelers. seamstresses, blacksmiths. bone cutters, even the folk poet of the bs

desire of tourists, if you decide to find a relic during a trip to the youthful land, then keep a landmark on a century-old linden tree, which stands at the exit of the village of palacany in the dawn. it is difficult not to notice it. initially, the miracle cross. it stood 2 km from this place in the forest duma near the road. he turned out to be much later, and in soviet times, when all churches were closed, local residents prayed at the stone, considered him an intercessor and patron of people and animals, yuri mikhailovich tell us how this cross got here, and how old is it? the story is chopped, but the medovik aposhnik brought us. a while ago the ice melted, and the stone forced duties. i won people who started over their fields would have formed it in the don, there was such a belief that the leather antal was going to die on the kaza wished for their flat lands. and this stone looks like a redhead standing on the grave. some say that the stone grew out of the earth, others believe in the legend that a vision appeared to a sick wanderer, allegedly. there is a holy place here since th

it's one of the city's most favorite, a landmark smokes, most recognizable landmarks.. so i get to go several times a week on my own. i know that over the last year there's been some great new restaurants. there's new shops and they're talking about what visitors can experience there right now. >> yes, oh, last year we've added red bay and you're see >> we have is our nikolaj caviar. we have fog city so the 3rd building continues celebrate all the local food and lifestyle traditions that are so beloved, more 7 known for and all of those great businesses are going to be celebrating 100. and 25 year anniversary that special offerings and hearkening to and using the 125 year as a starting point, we have, you snickerdoodle cookies from far west fungi which are flavored with candy cap mushrooms that are available for a $1.25. and we have some merchants 12.5% discount. so a lot of really, really fun things to find tomorrow. but you guys are here through august. yeah. you guys have kind of decorated the interior of the building. we're just looking at that. you've got flags up

an appeals court ruled that law is unconstitutional based on the supreme court's landmark ruling lastn rights nationwide. josh campbell has been tracking the details on this. there is real concern that this case could up-end gun laws. >> reporter: no, absolutely. and that landmark supreme court case that you mentioned from last year, what it essentially did was rule that any modern-day gun law in order for it to be constitutional, it has to have had some type of historical equivalent. what the lower court said was because domestic abuse was not against the law at the founding of the nation, the current law that prohibits domestic abusers from owning guns is unconstitutional. as you mentioned, the high court will be taking this up. to talk about the real-world impact, i sat down with a survivor of domestic abuse. she is currently on the run from her abuser. we are protecting her identity for her own safety. she talked about the real-world stakes here and says that she fears for fellow victims of abuse. >> his anger was not controllable. >> reporter: for many victims of domestic violenc

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the center of economic , financial and business life, the skyscraper quarter has become the same landmark of its architecture as the old mansions of the 18th and 19th centuries in the difficult times of wars. the urals have always stood up for the defense of the motherland, the urals took the most active part. companies of 1812 in the middle of the 20th century, during the confrontation with nazi germany, the urals became the stronghold of the state with the outbreak of the great patriotic war, the life of sverdlovsk changed dramatically, this name was given to the city almost throughout the soviet period of history, strings of refugees were drawn here in trains with machinery and factory equipment, the city accepted dozens of institutes into theaters , even art galleries in the basement of a house on radishchev street housed the radio broadcasting center of the soviet union from the axis, no 1941 to the spring of 1943, loud levitanovskaya. attention says moscow sounded thousands of kilometers from the capital from sverdlovsk speak moscow belief in victory, hitler called levitan his perso

the e u has reached a landmark one bally in euro agreement with an old african nation of to nicea to combat and legal migration. countries. president though, had some choice words for any of those people, he said might be using his nation. and i'll say it again. we're africans, and we are proud of our african identity. but we refused to be a land of transit or a land of settlement. well, the handling european commission was joined by leaders of the netherlands and italy for talks with attorneys. and president comes as a number of migraines trying to reach your from north africa has really increased in recent months. and the bailey, in euro agreement, aims to strengthen economic ties with the you describing it as an investment in prosperity. the thousands of people are set to have gathered and 18 is in coastal city. and the reason funds classes that have forced hundreds of would be migrants to free into that's it. regions, ne, libya and algeria, i live in us are, these are set to have come to the age of those who were exhausted in the hydrated. nadia. we spoke with a journalist, speci

our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before there was the historic preservation commission of the city so we were at the forefront drawings attention to historic preservation, landmarking and over the last 51 years we have seen how there are more then just buildsings in safeguarding the city cultural resources, there is also small businesses and the different neighborhood icons that make a neighborhood special, so our outreach has really-it is really come full circle in a way because it moved downtown into the neighborhoods and now with the covid epidemic it is really going back to downtown again looking at how we can play a role in the economic recovery and revitalization of downtown san francisco. >> that's great. so, now i understand your organization is also responsible for maintaining a cou

where i will show later, but for now i see a landmark and i definitely will not miss this beauty. unique creation of architecture is the holy resurrection church in the style of the late vilna baroque, if you look closely at the appearance of the temple, you can see a lot of interesting things, because the baroque style, in fact, is a metaphor style, what do you think they wanted to convey to posterity architects in the language of stone, you see undulating lines on the temple. they talk about the amplitude of our life. we have not everything going smoothly under the line. true, after all, if ups and downs, but a figured pediment. doesn't remind you of anyone. take a closer look at a praying man standing on his knees, two openwork towers. hands raised to the sky with a plea for help, these views involuntarily tear off the ground and take away infinity. we will return to the gerd and watchtowers. next stop dukhovskoy kruglik the fourteenth century of the time of albert gedominovich, let's look there. what we see is the original foundation of a stone tower, i will repeat the 14th ce

engardio is pleased to experience designate the park side branch library a historic landmark. the few contributors to our city's heritage on the west side. i want to acthanking we would not be here without the support from dedicated community advocates like park side and steadfast planners sf planning staff. with that i will turn it over to pillar for a brief presentation. yoochl we >> i have a couple slides and i will brings, share them now. >> thank you. again. good afternoon will chair melgar and supervisors, planning department staff. this landmark designatemation you heard initiated by the board coordination with the library. park side herb taj and the planning department of the historic preservation commission reviewed this library at the hearing on mawr 17, 2023. the library designed by apple dot ton with architect lawrence helprison and construct in the 1951 first of 8 built during branch library expansion in san francisco between 1951 and 56. association with social shift in postwar american library program and design and plots fees of modern public library. >> signif

landmark supreme court rulings becoming a hot topic candidates running for president.ating voters in battleground states. from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morninws

a landmark brewing company that has been in business for 127 years. san francisco closing their doors for good. we'll have a live report on and we're talking about city workers in san jose. they're getting ready, maybe to strike because they're not happy with their stalled contract negotiations. yeah. and the martinez refinery expose residents to yet another chemical now contra costa health officials try to figure out what exactly is that substance? now we're all today going to be exposed to some heat. that's for sure. that's the big story that we're following as the heat wave, which continues and intensifies today. although we are starting with a little cloud cover, which is nice for now job even on the way. thank goodness for that clouds because it's a side of the ocean coming back through cooling us down this morning allowing us a chance to get outside without breaking a sweat capitalize on these morning hours and then plan on finding some may see later on in your days. your view outside at the embarcadero, indeed, quite cloudy. currently, we will

plus, landmark supreme court rulings are now becoming top of candidates who are running for president, why they will motivators. are voters in those battleground states? >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here at 06:00am on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today. james, we had a really hot weekend. why makes i got my neighborhood as as john promise. about a 10102 both saturday and sunday. also, we really kind of wrote that heat streak that we saw today. yeah, you know, it's still warm, but we are starting to see the downhill now, which is a very welcome sight because this past weekend. >> was too warm for anybody. i don't care how much you love the heat, triple digits. that's too much. we're looking out there at the bay bridge behind me and you can see some of those low clouds, a very welcome sight. this cool ocean air that's sweeping in. we could pull up. your other map here is pushing it along with it. some cooler air. this is lau ing you

800 kg mountain with chocolates, local confectioners made a sweet replica of the volcano's local landmark, villarreika's presentation was truly explosive sweet. at the beginning, we prepared special plates on which we installed the volcano structure, then the confectioners covered it with a layer of chocolate, repeating the texture of the slope, and then created the effect of snow in a lighter tone. thousands of tourists annually come to look at the symbol of the region . several resorts are located here , local organizers now and then arrange for guests various festive festivals this time surprised with a sweet surprise for the creation of a chocolate masterpiece. a week has passed, the most beloved frenchwoman of the soviets, who did not become another eddie piaf, was frightened of a forced march from the world of poverty. and now for six decades on a musical post, the petite lady from the provincial avignon said goodbye to her work at the factory in order to master musical notation , become organic on stage and lose her southern accent, it was worth it. madame 133 million albums. in th

and landmark supreme court rulings last week become a hot topic for candidates running for president. that's why they say they will be motivating voters in battleground states. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. good morning. thank you for joining us here at 09:00am on the kron. 4 morning news. james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey. we're talking about the heat. >> he came and celebrates is on the way and it was heat. yeah, it was hot question about yes, it was. absolutely. hart to hart is whether we felt in a minute. so for a lot of us, it was not the most welcome change of pace and good news for you. if you didn't love it is it's not going to last a day, although a warm one is not going to be as warm as we were over the weekend and will continue a cool down each of the next few days. outside san francisco. it is gray out there right now. it's that same grey that sweeping into the bay resulting in some of those 50's 60's and 70's. you're seeing inland. you're already heating up brentwood. 83 degrees already. not much of a cool down th

for their relatives, it is a landmark moment. theo leggett reports.ee you when you were born. do you remember bringing him? yeah. that was special, wasn't it? he was so chuffed that he had a little brother. old memories are bittersweet for the pegram family. four years ago, mark and deborah lost their son, sam. and their grief is still intense. he used to talk to you and tell you stories. he was just a joy to have with in your life. and hejust made our lives better, really. and he's left a really big hole. this is where sam died. the 25—year—old humanitarian worker was aboard a boeing 737 max addis ababa, killing everyone on board. if he had a message for the bereaved families. we have such deep sympathy and condolence for the 346 families that suffered loss, both in the lion air and the ethiopian flights. for us as a company, the commitment is, how do we ensure that this terrible loss results in greater still improvements to aviation safety? and that little speech, it's just words. empty words. he doesn't know what it's like. he can stand there and t