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happened around 4:00 last saturday.es say the man ran down el camino real after the shooting. the officer shot is survived and is expected to make a full recovery. investigators are asking for the public's help in identifying the person of interest. here's a look at that sketch one more time. the man has a slim build and was wearing a black hat, black jacket, and dark colored jeans with rhinestones on t back pockets. they're also asking for homeowners and businesses with security and security cameras in the area to check their video. well, a date has been set for the opening of a controversial park on san francisco's great highway. the san francisco recreation and park department and city leaders says the park will open april 12th. voters passed proposition k last year, closing a two mile stretch of that highway between lincoln and sloat boulevard and transforming that area into a park. the city says the park will have murals and sculptures, an event space for live music, fitness equipment, a skating area, and much more

so much better than last year. you items from different countries enter the syrian market after the regimes collapse. for the 1st time in over 5 decades, syrians auto observing drama, then we don't set the g. yeah. hi. uh what, so what henry likes to be coming beautiful after the full of the side. the price is too high, but we know the problem to 50 is, can't be solved in a day. we hope the new government will rule the country in a much better way. economy pressure is our evidence here. many time it is of course to limit the spending to the essentials, and that's the sort of breath and there are still hardships. some people are very poor. some items like meat and fish are so expensive to most people can't afford them. i'm a serious living, gave these challenges, transitional period. the spirit of from, of them serves as a reminder of a new chapter in the nation's history. thousands of studios gather at the may of most keen, damascus the city's largest and oldest to participate in the turn of the prayer which marks

well, 1st, a relation to last friday. nobody wanted to see what happened last friday. but i do not accept of the us as an unreliable ally, the us as being a reliable, allied to the u. k for many, many decades and continues to be there. no 2 countries as closely aligned as out to countries on our defense, social security and intelligence is intertwined in a way know to other countries. so it's an important, reliable ally for us, for discussions we've had today, particularly the coalition of the willing is on the basis. but this is a plan that we will work with with the us and that it will have us backing. so that is the purpose of the plan, and that is why i spoke to person from last night before we develop the work on this plan for adult robot. from my tv. uh huh. from my tv. uh huh. i wrote best. no tv. i'm hoping to sort of put, you will be on the minds of millions of british people with your commitments in the event of a peace due to deployed british soldiers to ukraine is then now a more real prospect of britain being well we find of a guarantee for any dealer ther

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now, medicaid offers a last ditch effort or last ditch option for coverage for millions of americans,d millions of children. it's jointly paid for by states and the federal government, but it is one of the largest sources of federal spending, costing about $600 billion per year. one leading advocate fears some proposals are calling to potentially cut medicaid. she believes not only would people die without that coverage, but americans covered through other means would likely foot the costs with higher hospital billing charges when they have lots of patients that are not paying for their care, what they do is they pass that cost on to the people who can pay for care. so it means that the what we all, every everybody else who's not on medicaid, who does have private health insurance will be paying more as as a part of their premiums, more out of pocket costs for their deductibles and co-pays in order to bolster the health care system. well, some republican lawmakers are justifying potentia medicaid cuts by suggesting it's a magnet for fraud. now, democrats counter that by calling for mo

inland it's not going to last long. of clouds and sunshine and temperatures will warm up to normal for this time of year, but we'll run a few degrees below average along the coast and in san francisco because the fog will be quite a bit more stubborn in those locations and that has an impact on the overall temperature trend across the bay area, only mid-50s along the coast, a couple degrees warmer in san francisco. the farther inland you go, the warmer temperatures get, a few spots hitting the upper 60s far inland in the north bay, for the most part, low to mid-60s inland, mid-50s along the coast. these numbers are more reasonable for the beginning of march except for the spots along the coast about 4 or 5 degrees below normal. everybody will be a good 4 to 5 degrees below normal on sunday because the rain moves in. it's not going to be a substantial rainmaker. this is going to be a progression of light showers that makes its way into the north bay as the sun goes down tomorrow evening with the bulk of that first wave o

for us, that's a dramatic change from last week. more of a breeze and wind than anything else right now. but temperatures will be in the upper 50s. low 60s. we're talking 30s and 40s on most of the temps. we had rain. most of it was south, no doubt about it. that next system will drag across us tomorrow. not much from that, but wednesday. thursday could be one for the san jose area, santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains, but we'll deal with that tomorrow. mostly clear, colder, a little bit of a breeze. i think we'll get more sun today. not too bad, but not very warm. upper 50s and 60. all right. let's hope there's no regrets on the morning commute. here's the man to tell us, mr. sal castaneda. >> all right, well, steve, you know, it's a world in motion out there right now. highway four is going to be slow if you are driving over toward willow pass road. it's slower from antioch this morning because of earlier issues that should start conforming to the regular commute in just a bit. i want to talk about oakland northbound 880 a

what happened last night?i told to president zelensky is that i said, i think you have to find a way, it was donald trump who made the opening to the russians so they have now started this. to really hammer out what the europeans can do on all of this together. support for ukraine? have told in the past. my discussions with president trump, but obviously what they need to to get there is to make sure that we all work together on this. to restore his relationship with the american president support for ukraine. we have to make sure that when a deal is struck that the deal is lasting, it was... i'm sorry to interrupt. you can'tjust move beyond it. as i said, it was an unfortunate meeting. but i know as a fact that the american administration earlier in london. clearly, topics of conversation, agendas, this summit for you? countries tomorrow saying that if a peace deal by the russians again in the future. again, like happened in 2014 after crimea challenged because there were no security guarantees in place. 0k.

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we will support him in achieving a secure and last thing piece. because we also very much relying on this piece, in my personal opinion, if anyone is in the position to achieving into this will, then it is the united states. they have the potential to achieve this, no one else to use us. but as we have been talking about, amazing is a set for tomorrow sunday, uh, in london with a belief more than a dozen of the latest. uh, going to meet with zelinski. what can we expect to come from this? no, that's being pretty much any of us, of support for ukraine from european lead of the they've all come out publicly saying that they back ukraine with the small exception of gary and prime in the civic to old. the new said he found donald trump, for what he said was his bravery and standing up for peace. but he was really the outline of the old voice among a unison of support for ukraine. but as we've had that from the polish leader, there's also a realism that european leaders don't believe that they can step up and fill the void in chase. the us withdrawals

last week we buried the bibas family. the entire nation stood by them, the father and we received four bodies of hostages, and it was a difficult week for us in israel. we're willing to extend phase one as mentioned earlier, unfortunately, hamas is rejecting. and we continue with the talks and we support the negotiations and we hopefully will be able to get to something tangible. but, you know, the main question is what will happen in the future, whether hamas will stay in gaza or not stay in gaza and on that point we have a very clear position, hamas will not be part of the future over the region. there will be no hamas. so there are two options for them. they can lay down its weapons and move to another place by themselves or they can wait for us to re-enter gaza and e eliminate them. those are the options. molly: ambassador, your situation is really, it's a nearly impossible situation because you're dealing with an entity we've seen just in recent weeks the horrible condition of the hostages as they're being released.

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look at where we were by last year, though. 55%. the clear majority say that he won't do the right thing. he won't do the right thing. so yesterday in the white house, i think a lot of republicans felt that there was an illustration of that compared to just 34%. look at that, a 33 point drop from where we were in 2022. he said he will. the bottom line is, i think yesterday confirmed the priors for republicans who believe zelenskyy will not do the right thing when it comes to world affairs. >> hmm. and what about how republicans feel about the u.s. role in helping ukraine? >> yeah, again, i mean, look at that. look at look at this trend line. look at this gop who say the u.s. backs ukraine too much when it comes to the war. back in february of 2022, it was 6%. look at where we were by last month, 62% of republicans say the u.s. backs ukraine too much. again, i think they'd be big fans of what they saw in the white house yesterday. jessica. >> yeah. and lastly, zelenskyy tried to make the point yesterday that what happens in this war

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one last week was so nice and mild the weekend. we got a little bit cool again, a little bit brisk in a few areas and even a few showers. most of our heavier rainfall was in the south bay over the weekend with the santa cruz mountains releasing a healthy dose of rainfall areas further northward, hardly anything at all. we're sitting this morning. we do have some windy conditions. winds last night gusting as high as 40 miles per hour in a few spots. you can see the golden gate and bay bridges without any impediment. so we definitely are seeing a cool, just clear, crisp morning, the sierra side decent amount of snowfall over the weekend. you're still seeing some snow, especially for the southern sierra nevada, which really needed it the most. so this last storm system and the ones ahead of us are impacting the areas that really desperately need that rainfall, which includes central and southern california. i mentioned those winds breezy us out towards the coast. we are seeing them starting to relax and will continue to see that throu

the tough choices that we made last week, they are not done.se the process of getting to 3% of our national income spent on defence to fundamentally spending to create newjobs and apprenticeships in every part of the country. and that's why last night, i announced a deal that perfectly symbolises the new era, a partnership with ukraine that allows them to use £1.6 billion of uk export finance to buy 5,000 air defence missiles manufactured in belfast. mr speaker, that means ukjobs, uk skills, uk finance pulling together for our national interests, putting ukraine in the strongest possible position for peace and protecting innocent civilians from the terror of russian drones. mr speaker, my efforts continued on thursday, people may enjoy the simplicity of taking a side, this week in securing the peace we all want to see in ukraine. kemi badenoch, responded to sir keir starmer. have a listen. and sovereign country. we recognise that ukraine is fighting for her survival and fighting to have the same freedom, democracy and sovereignty which all of u

these investment have been totally decimated over the last several weeks and over the last five yearsusaid has funded international a aid, to 212 countries rather world, to promote international peace and security to help maintain stability and ensure that we are making good on america's promises pretty these investments are a fraction of the cost of weapons and defense in the u.s. the process of able to promote national security and global pandemics and privet hundred and hundred best migrations amicable and the united states stay in a safer place and so when we hear conservatives and allies donald trump repeat wild and unfounded claims about international 80, and receipt a coordinated attack by conservative media, think tanks like those who are here today members of w congress, the administration, we have to ask ourselves if what is really goingg on here folks. why in the heck of it so bent on dismantling an organization that has been so vital to american interest and western democracy, for so long. and over the last several days, they have thousands of federal employees. i don't re

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but will that last? lawrence is here to let us know. get tricky.you know, you drive up their spring skiing conditions, right? the roadways are open and clear. everything nice. but coming home, it's back to winter again. so. >> you gotta be careful if you head up in the high country, be prepared for that. the storm clouds rolling on in. so today, beautiful day around the bay area. spring weather not only here but really all across the state with high pressure overhead looking up toward the 70 valley. just gorgeous up there for today. but nothing's going to be changing as we've got dry conditions right now, roadways are open and clear, but boy, things are going to change in a hurry after that. temperatures. yeah, a little slushy on the slopes out their 50's and 60's down lake level. so you can imagine get little less less you up in the high country. but we do have winter will store winter weather advisories going up in the sierra nevada. again, we could talk upwards of 6 inches of snow, maybe about a foot as you make your way toward you, 70 in the ma

to last. six weeks. >> but in fact, they lasted three years with our assistance. >> and. >> assistance of others. um, and i also. think of grace as, as, as a guest. >> president zelenskyy. >> um. >> took the bait, unfortunately. >> and and i think, regrettably, uh, went down into the pettiness lane of president trump and vice president vance. so it is regrettable. >> and now. >> we need to move on from there. >> terrell, i see you shaking your head. what's going on? >> well, a. greetings from kyiv and greetings to you, general. um, one part, um, i don't agree with at all is this notion that that zelenskyy fell for the bait. this was a setup from the beginning. and no matter what zelenskyy would have done, there would have been a reason for donald trump to say that zelenskyy was disrespectful. there was nothing that zelenskyy could have done had he not shown up. the trump administration would have made an argument about why he didn't show up and how he was showing a lack of gratefulness. if you

the last the last. class of the day was mine. oh my gosh. on ice class.and then q&a they did with me over their last two things on that fateful on that fateful day. >> oh my gosh. and it's such a special experience for a lot of the skaters to have been part of that. and then when you learned that this crash occurred and so many of those skaters that you had just interacted with were on that plane, i mean, what what have you been going through? >> i think i think what a lot of people in the skating community have been going through. i saw i saw so many of them at the airport. and to know that there weren't that many flights out of wichita left that day. i connected through chicago just a few gates down was the one connecting through. dca. and to know that those skaters aren't there anymore, i you know, i spent most of you know, the time before i boarded my flight, which took off an hour earlier, uh, speaking with spencer laine's coach, you know, just about the future he had in the sport and how far he's come. you know, my last tiktok notification is that s

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we have committed to build a lasting peace. as europeans, we have committed to being stakeholders in the security guarantees. and we are also well aware that europeans need to do more for security in europe for defense in europe and to fairly share the burden your country has been carrying for so many years. mr. president, you know how much friendship i showed towards you and i have forwards you since your first term. europe is very clear-eyed about this. we know what we need to do as europeans given the threats surrounding us and the responsibilities we must shoulder. we spoke about the versailles agenda which allowed the europeans to take a historic step and increase their investments. europeans are able to do even more and go even farther. and several leaders said that to me before i came here to meet you. mr. president, dear donald, you spoke about this peace through strength. we fully share that because we must recognize the sacrifices made by the ukrainian people and what we owe to them. the president and i also spoke abo

it's a lot different than last week. remember last week we had some. >> warm, sunny days.cord breaking temperatures. highs in the 70's. that was last week. this week is all about annuity. and it's a new month and it's going to be cool. and gray cloudy and at times even maney not enough rain to really impress not enough rain to cause big problems. no flooding problems anticipated. maybe some ret, what rhett wet roadways. so that's what's going on. current conditions right now san francisco, all the way up to 51 degrees. all the cloud cover is kept us from really warming up a lot. so that's the way rolling in. and we're still seeing many areas in the 40's as well as the 50's across the bay area. and was warm things up a little bit this afternoon, but not a lot. we'll see numbers in the 50's and a few 60's, especially perhaps in the north bay. there's a series of storms and they're kind of week storms bringing a chance of precipitation off and on rain likely tonight into tomorrow. we'll see some raindrops, even a possibility of a few thunderstorms for tomorrow on your sunday.

the last week? europe is more united thanks to his actions. our ties with the united states deepened as a result of his actions. critically, ukraine has been supported as a result of his actions. our nation walks taller this week thanks to what the prime minister has done. this evening does he agree we have to look at procurement so if our brave men and women find themselves on the ground they have the equipment and support they need to do their job? p.m. starmer: we do have to ramp up and improve our procurement because we have to ensure as we increase defense spending we get absolute value for money and we get the best capability for the money we are spending, and that means much been clearer on entitlement and procurement. >> three years ago, they realized 2.5 billion homes which was to be used for the benefit of ukraine. today, that money remains frozen. there is a total lack of transparency about who has it and when it is going to be released. can the prime minister tell the house when that mon

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we've had 50 mile per hour wind gust last night in a few spots last weekend.see some good shower activity for southern and central california. those areas that needed it most. so where is the bay area kind of set this weekend out for most of us? we did see some light showers saturday night into sunday. the southern sierra and the central valley did get some really needed rain and snowfall. another system to the north and west of us is going to dive in midweek. but you can see in future cast the behavior of the system is so similar to what we saw last weekend. maybe a sprinkle or 2 on tuesday. i'm not ruling it out, but it is looking unlikely. come wednesday. see this. the central coast, southern sierra, also seeing some good rain and snow. well, the bay area generally just getting skirted a whole the way around. so we will get some good snowfall up in the sierra over the middle of the week. the bay area will see some light showers mostly on wednesday, wednesday night into thursday morning. but much like this weekend, nothing super impressive as we do roll towa

well, hayward police tell us that this happened before 11:00 last night. they received multiple calls regarding a shooting, and when they arrived, they found three people shot. they were taken to the hospital. and then a fourth person was also shot, but went to the hospital on their own. police say all of them are expected to make a full recovery. the parking lot at the grill by miss g on foothill was empty today. the shooting occurred outside and the restaurant was closed today. neighbors told me off camera they heard yelling last night and multiple gunshots. and then a major police response and ambulances. they said law enforcement appeared to be searching in the area. today, some patrons stopped by and were surprised to find that the restaurant wasn't open, but they didn't know about the shooting outside in the parking lot. police say there are no suspects in custody, but detectives are actively looking for leads and working to determine a motive. now late today, the restaurant posted a statement on instagram that read in part i am deeply saddened by th

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the form of the bill we passed in the house last, lowering the age at which women would be eligible to receive and providing benefits for the totally disabled and increase the tax on both the employer employee to provide those benefits. do you want to tell us what your principal opposition, those provisions consist? well, you know, been interested in social security for many years. i know you have. and i have to somewhat concern about how high taxes which these would involve in future years and right and right. as a matter of fact, i present have a 4% payroll tied to finance social security eventually is going to 8%. that's a pretty heavy tax and 8% payroll tax without any deductions, exemptions. and i think we ought to hesitate a long time before we increase the tax. this proposal would taxes 25% right now 2% on that individual and percent on employ up to two and a half percent. that's about the same as there's a $100 decrease in income exemption. for instance, it means the person who makes the five to working makes more to $200 and needs an increase in his from $84 105 on the $21 for

trachtenberg died last week.for buffy the vampire slayer and ice princess. other actors left out of the segment include shannen doherty. now, the academy responded by saying it can't include everyone in the segment and post a more complete and memoriam list on its website. >> our time is now 517 for the third straight week. disney and marvel entertainment's captain america brave new world is still number one at the box office. reports say the movie took in $15 million in ticket sales. the superhero movie has earned about 164 million domestically since it was released so the legendars arrival in the united states 60 years ago. it's called the eyes of the storm, and it looks at the 1964 beatlemania through the eyes of paul mccartney. he took all of the historic photos. >> this is a rare opportunity to get to understand this pivotal moment within cultural and music history, through the lens of one of the beatles own members, rather than through the lenses of the news photographers who were, you know, shoving their c

you spoke to mister netanyahu on the phone last night. and can you confirm this ink already invited to germany, and how do you intend to ensure that he is not arrested here on the basis of the arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court in germany? yeah, i mean the talk is and um we actually spoke on the phone last night and he called me and congratulated me. and i also told him that we should see each other soon after the formation of the government. and in the event that he plans to visit germany, i have also promised him that we will find ways and means for him to visit germany and leave again without being arrested in germany. i think it is a completely absurd idea that it is rarely prime minister cannot visit the federal republic of germany. they don't care that it means we turn into a national law, a law that germany fully embraced. but when it comes to vladimir pollutants, they do cares and wants to make sure everyone remembers to follow the rules and regulations. anyone who like put in, started a bloody war should ha

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starmer: well, first in relate to last friday. nobody wanted to see what happened last friday. but i do not accept that the u.s. is an unreliable ally. the u.s. has been a reliable ally to the u.k. for many, many decades. and continues to be. there are no two countries as closely aligned as our two countries, and our defense and security and intelligence is intertwined in a way no two other countries are. so it's an important and reliable ally for us. the discussions we've had today, particularly the coalition of the willing, is on the basis that this is a plan that we will work with, with the u.s., and that it will have u.s. backing. so that is the purpose of the plan and that is why i spoke to president trump last night, before we developed the work on this plan. thank you. i've got robert. reporter: hi. i want to put to you what will be on the minds of millions of british people. with your commitment in the event of a peace deal to deploy british soldiers to ukraine, is there now a more real prospect of britain being at war with russia? can you rule that out? p.m. starmer: t

the leaders here last week.y certainly thought they were building momentum towards the foundation for a peace deal. all of that is in flux right now. the question for tomorrow is how will donald trump switch gears. the last thing he said was that he was ready to invite him back but only when zelenskyy was willing to negotiate on donald trump's terms. host: they will be calling it -- covering it all. you can see his work and you could follow philip wegmann on x. thanks for starting your week with us. guest: thank you. host: about 10 minutes left in open forum. any public policy issue, political issue you want to talk about, now is your time. noel has been waiting in shaker heights, ohio. caller: i was on a carrier in the mediterranean. israel helped us in lebanon years ago. the russians had a warm water port. the canals are there, waterways are there. we support them financially and with our military. the waterway, the resources, we support them financially. we would never ask israel to give back the money we sup

he turned 37 last week. from a guy in the twilight of his career to a bunch of guys just getting started. the nfl combine continues in indianapolis with defensive backs and tight ends working out today. that includes a trio of cal cornerback snow williams. the biggest name ran a 4, 5.40, yard dash craig woodson, marcus harris ran for for fives. and of course they did a variety of speed and agility drills as well. wide receivers will take center stage tomorrow and that includes one of the more intriguing wideouts in this year's draft. stanford's ellich i a man or who has now profiles as a second round pick. i am an ercot 63 for 831 yards and 6 touchdowns this past season and expects to be a difference maker at the next level. the first place. a lot of things that you guys are doing, a lot of sacrifice that you have to make and i was going to make those sacrifices. i i can show people around those tax actions and it something that emanates from you and it made leads and that of people. >> stanford basketball g

a few days ago we were talking about 70s from last wednesday until last friday.cooling down now daytime highs back to where they should be and we will see changes in the weather pattern. for the most part today on and off clouds, clouds become thicker throughout the bay area as we are headed into tuesday morning and tuesday afternoon, another frontal system sweeps through with this one bringing light to moderate showers throughout the bay area. more on this in a little bit and how that will impact us as we gear up for more showers later in the week. for now, over to you. >>> first alert weather brought to you by aaa insurance. get a quote today. >> let's talk about the roadways at the bay bridge toll plaza we have those special lights building and traffic slow westbound for commuters headed into san francisco. starting off with brake lights and delays. the commute heating upper east bay routes, altamont pass, headed out of hayward with a trouble spot westbound highway 4 coming out of a point into concord working to the 242 there is an accident blocking lanes caus

[inaudible] >> it will be impossible to obtain a lasting and sustainable settlement. it is a settlement that stopped about in the operative second amendment. which is a more accurate reflection of the agenda item and nature of the crisis. we propose in the first preamble paragraph we talk about a conflict around ukraine and in theoperative paragraph we talk about the lasting peace in ukraine . >> the russian federation you pray ukraine conflict replaces between ukraine and the russian federation. >>. [inaudible] and exclusively to weigh confrontation where it has become clear a long time ago that european sponsors are working to serve the regime. or simply presenting this as a russian ukrainian conflict is a convenient view of the world and it is comfortable to hide behind that. we will have to acknowledge the unseemly role they played in the genesis of the ukrainian conflict and we call on members of the council to support these amendments. as regards the amendments submitted by european countries they clearly replace the ethicists of the american text and make it in

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um, and to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. um, so important for ukraine, so important for europe, and so important for the united kingdom. so i'm much looking forward to our discussions here this afternoon. thank you very much for making the time to come. here. >> thank you very much, keir. um, mr. prime minister, happy to be here. and really, i saw a lot of people and i want to thank you people of the united kingdom. such big support from the very beginning of thisar. thank you. your team. and i'm very happy that, uh, his majesty the king accepted my meeting tomorrow, and i'm thankful that you organize such a summit for tomorrow. and we are very happy in ukraine that we have such strategic partners. we signed with you historic documents. yeah, we have only with you such documents with the united kingdom. so we are happy. and, uh, we count on your support and really, really, really happy that we have such, such partners and such friends. >> fantastic. >> thank you. >> thank you ve

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