the amamati islamic center has held a memorial service in the italian cap. little city of rome for murdered leader says, the event took place amid rising anger in the country over the italian government's unconditional support for israel. on thursday, rome's imam makdi islamic center paid a solemn tribute to say by austing a memorial service. the event attracted worshippers from different nationalities and generation. so participated with great emotion and sorrow, for many in asrella served for over 30 years like father. not only was he able to cheer everybody up during difficult times, but he also was a great leader able to explain clearly how certain things work and why they are happening. i am lebanese, but i have lived in italy most of my life. to me, was like father. "the most significant teaching he has taught us is to have faith, to find serenity of heart even in the worst of circumstances, in the face of grave responsibilities and horrible injustices. he taught us to be resilient in the face of oppression with his relentless commitment to the palestinian cause with his great wisdom

know moorpark i'm from a little town moorpark moorpark had a really curious distinction it's a little city right in the of ventura county. my family moved there in 71. the population was about 2500, 3000 people by the time i graduated from high school, it was about a little shy of 40,000. so was one of the fastest growing communities in southern california at the time. this is 1980s reagan defense spending. the economy is going fantastic, but it had one very curious distinction. it was the only city in california that had a declining population. the small little mexican agricultural that i was in was kind of being swallowed up by suburban mcmansions up around it while around california was becoming more latino. so i had to really learn how to navigate my private life with my friends in settings with the broader construct of of california. i think it made me a better political consultant but the lasting image, i think my mind is, you know, the name moorpark is a type of apricot because we had apricot orchards around us. and i remember the field workers coming in seasonal, field workers and

revoke works differently it's a so where are we we are near the little city called harlingen. and this is a really massive the area kind of a quiet place, right but because of immigration in the last ten years this place is really been put on the map so what brings you here? >> today this has been a very, very strong democratic area for the state but in recent years, we've actually seen republicans making inroads down here specific or do you think it's the public and party that's a hard question to answer. >> i think donald trump and the republican party probably combined hibernate we interviewed a gentleman name roberto escobar, who is a farmer he lives in a little community near roma, texas, esco bodies his family is from that area century and as roberto vocal about his politics, he's been vocal for awhile the bush family turned him going to a republican years ago. he describes himself as a hispanic american but he doesn't have that identity that you and i have kinda really speaks to how difficult it is to kind of pinpoint the latino vote. and the latino identity know, it's

a president who inundates or towns of illegal alien criminals and by the way every town, every little city every big city are petrified. 21 million people at least. during the last three and half your prayer if you want someone who steals your wealth and abandoned your family with floodwaters rise the floodwaters rise they were gone for they have not seen anybody from the federal government yet. the federal government is not there. how good of a guy is elon musk? he is good. [cheering] [applause] i meet that guy, i did not know anything about him. i got a call from a really good person in north carolina they said there is no communication. they said do you know a man name elon musk? i said yes, i do he endorsed a very strongly and we love him. he's a smart cookie. a little different too. he's little different. [laughter] lee iis one smart cookie. since the rocket ships of the person was on the engines come guess about was that? yis that we liked bill save the engines for it makes a lot of sense i've never seen anything like that for this guy is unbelievable. he was there last night by the

option is a car, and minibuses to novopolotsk run quite often, the distance between the cities is 250 km. with a little over hours. on its first birthday, the future city celebrated june 7, 1958, its history began with a workers' settlement called polotsk, which was built around oil refining complex. well, when the plant was completed, the village grew and became. it is clear, it has great prospects, a few years later the village became a city and received a new name novopolotsk. now it is a young city, one of the largest industrial scientific and educational centers of belarus and they call it our oil capital. and, by the way, it was here that the first belarusian gasoline and the first belarusian polyethylene were once obtained. of course, to learn more about the city, it is worth listening to professionals, you should look for them in museum of history and culture. by the way, the museum was created almost simultaneously with the city itself, but was recently opened after renovation. let's take a look there. vladimir, hello, good afternoon, will you give me a tour, of course, we will tell you about

but underneath the restaurant is like a little city, so we had all kind of concern there's ice machinesr, that's, you know, equipment at the salt cracker restaurant. that's salt cracker, again, the pictures you're looking at. that's actually the the so the cracker. that that's right on clearwater beach. but, you know, we had a lot of damage. no structural damage, but we had 4 feet of water in any restaurants that the weren't elevated. salt rock grill happens to be about 10 feet above sea level, so does the hideaway grill. so the three restaurants that got wipe with the out because of flood and my seafood company got wiped out because it's ground level, right on the water, direct seafoods. but salt cracker, cool cookie, which is a cookie and ice cream place, and then actually four restaurants got wiped out because of water, round about a pizza and -- [inaudible] so those four restaurants won't be open for a while. we actually turned one of them into a disaster relief place where we had soap, chemicals, wash machines, dryers to help the community. and, by the way, sorry, cracking up here

that's enough, well, many people, well, some people come in, some have already taken out a little from cities away, there from dobropilly, there even as far as pokro to pavlograd or from pokrovsk to pavlograd, some more come to such areas as i am there, kurakivka, miner, in a few minutes. that's why they called me from the mine and asked me to also pick up a person, but the situation there is like this, pick them up and take them to the hospital, then bring them back there, but i only take them out, i don't bring anyone back there, and what will happen in this case, that is, can you lead this person to hospital, maybe then it will be possible to convince them to take it somewhere deeper to the rear, or do people still want to return and are looking for some other ways then? well, i don't leave for such requests anymore, i only leave when the person agrees to evacuate, and well, it's not like the person dies, but it's necessary to go there for some medical treatment, have a look and come back again, but that's not the case , well, it shouldn’t be like that, either you leave already, or you sta

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tampa bay was a little city little less than 70,000 people that lived here. now, of course, it's a huge metropolitan area with more than 3 million residents who are about to experience something they haven't experience before, james and it's cleared out now because people are hunkered down or they've just got now the state as the storm makes its way over us. well, lets hope most people did. i know it's going to be quite the storm to ride through for those of decided to stay. >> sam, thank you very much. now, as we saw there in his live shot, there are if there's equipment being set up right now to help people survive and then ultimately recover and repair in the wake of the hurricane. we know the already been deployed into ave - that part of the country to help with some of those emergency efforts. in fact, governor newsom announced that 140 for first responders have been deployed to georgia from 3 california urban search and rescue task force teams won. those heat is already on its way. it's a group of firefighters and support personnel from the menlo park.

our little cities shaded in red right there. santa rosa and san jose. you are record breakers getting up to 102 for your daytime high yesterday in santa rosa. you're normal. is 81 san jose got up to 100 degrees. you should be at 79 this time of year. so regardless of breaking records or not, it was exceptionally warm for your tuesday. and today is going to be another day that likely shatter some more records. that high pressure ridge firmly in place across the region contributing to this heat dome that is built out specially up and down the bay area. we have heat advisories in peach, excessive heat warnings in pink extended until 11:00pm tonight for the entirety of the bay area. fire danger is a concern here. we do have some gradients lighting up in the hillsides of the inland bay area indicating that heightened fire danger. at least it's not profoundly windy. that's when you really see that fire danger increasing the city today, going to be back in the 90's for the mission district, other neighborhoods should remain in the 80's, though, as for high tem

tomorrow at nine on cnn look at a city little saleable. these men of means with their silver spoons heating up the financial favors 1%. what would become of them when they discover robin hood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on either cash, unlimited, deposit box that's susan tense, some retirement bashing chaos they're seeing this chaos place in the morning. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on his trail again, i became great at making excuses, but i've people who count on me. so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called cancels. he said camps ios works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcl. so he prescribed it and i'm really glad he did. >> kim's iowa is used to treat adults with symptomatic obstructive hcm. kim xylose may improve your you're symptoms andrew, ability to be active, kim's

know moorpark i'm from a little town moorpark moorpark had a really curious distinction it's a little city right in the of ventura county. my family moved there in 71. the population was about 2500, 3000 people by the time i graduated from high school, it was about a little shy of 40,000. so was one of the fastest growing communities in southern california at the time. this is 1980s reagan defense spending. the economy is going fantastic, but it had one very curious distinction. it was the only city in california that had a declining population. the small little mexican agricultural that i was in was kind of being swallowed up by suburban mcmansions up around it while around california was becoming more latino. so i had to really learn how to navigate my private life with my friends in settings with the broader construct of of california. i think it made me a better political consultant but the lasting image, i think my mind is, you know, the name moorpark is a type of apricot because we had apricot orchards around us. and i remember the field workers coming in seasonal, field workers and

center, and did this not cause a wave of evacuation, or did people leave somewhere a little further outside the citylittle further from the dnipro. it is still too early to say whether there will somehow be an increase in the number of people who agree to leave there in the next days, it will already be possible to see, of course, when you know about the bombs they all fly to the city, it all causes a certain reaction, tired people are constantly under fire every day, or cabs or drones or behind the rczv, well, that is, they are constantly coming. of course, people are tired, but they keep doing what they are doing in kherson now, we understand that those who were engaged in farming now have a little less work, what do they do, what do they do for a living, how do they survive? well, of course, now the activity of entrepreneurs is much less than before the full-scale abolition, because of course, there are very few people left. relative to the beginning of the invasion and the significant destruction of the infrastructure, there are also some enterprises, in fact, they either have significant damage

little bit. san rafael, oakland, redwood city, san jose, 70s there. so a little bit warmer than yesterday. sterday. i'm going 67 for a high today. so a little bit below average 5060 couple of 40s. santa rosa, petaluma had more to the north and also towards the santa cruz mountains and santa clara area than anywhere else today. also on the peninsula. had a couple up woodside in there. atherton was in there, menlo park, palo alto, all checked in around 4849. most locations are running cooler than 24 hours ago with palo alto. speaking of leading the way at seven degrees cooler, 1 to 6 covers most locations 29 south lake tahoe, truckee 30 much colder. temps are on the way late thursday into friday. teens and 20s look likely on friday. up in the mountains system will move in. it looks like though it's going to dive in towards northeast california and the eastern slope of the sierra. still, though, i think on thursday mostly cloudy. cooler drizzle looks likely for us. light rain probably too far north, but i'll mention it for now. santa rosa and napa showing some of that. and again, it's still ab

and you know what, little cities and towns all over the country are being invaded.nd so many of them are criminal. you know what, if i was the head of -- i want to name country but they are all friends of mine one way or the other. most of them. if i were doing that, i would have done it faster than them. in venezuela and many countries, they are emptying their prisons. venezuela has only got 50%, i would have headed down to 100%. why wouldn't i? do you know that money and the turmoil they save when they take the criminal gangs from caracas off the streets and bus them into the united states and drop them? do you think anything will happen that will be good? no. it's not good. this is not the american dream. i will save your communities. i will save those who don't belong in our country -- sent home those who don't belong in our country and i will keep islamic terrorists out of our country. [applause] and also, kamala is known as "the taxing queen." her plan will raise taxes for the typical american family by an estimated $3000 a year. take a look at this. >> joe bi

there was a little bit of cooling over by the coast and also western edge of the city. oes look a little cooler. there's no fog yet. warm to hot bay and it will still be hot again inland, but 5060 on most of the temps here. and we are running cooler for just about all except san jose and livermore. but look at santa rosa at minus ten compared to yesterday minus seven. petaluma and novato. so the highs still at large and in charge we say. but that system coming out of the gulf will kind of knock it down. chip away at the stone if you will. and that should allow for some slight cooling, sunny and cooler coast. it will still be hot thursday. i don't think it will be as hot as yesterday, but it may be pretty close for some. well away from the coast. it does look like some cooling. friday before another rebound saturday and then starting to level off. sunday next week does look cooler, but it's going to take about four days to get to that inland temps to get down below 90. if it doesn't happen monday for sure on tuesday. but i'm i'm highlighting the better news on monday with

i know the small, little village and, and 11 and where i come from, um, uh they have city little hotels and they are uh, phone was people who have escaped from the south. those are the ones that have money. those that don't have money. these schools have been opened up as shelters for people to have no money and nowhere to stay and us because the education is on hold anyway. so the school spaces are available. so some people are just living on the streets of the road. it's a very, very distressing situation, but frankly, is there any certainly don't seem to care about the human cost of their ambitions. then confident because of recent successes in various assassinations and bombings that they have conducted. but frankly, i think they are over confident. if they go in and they think that they can seriously disabled hezbollah on the ground, i think they're in for a few minutes. the surprises now as well as last major incursion into lebanon was in 2006. the conflict lofted, 34 days as well. launch the offensive officer, has bono flashes killed 3 soldiers and took the 2 of us captive and ac

. >> so good living available at your local retailer look at this city, little saleable. these men of means with their silver spoons heating up the financial favors of the 1% what would become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on either cash, unlimited deposit, bomblets. susan tense some retirement matching chaos they're seeing this chaos from the creators of forrest gump, body red, tom hanks, hey, dad, like to meet margaret tom hanks. i'm sure does find on that tom, hey, thank you for bringing us together experience here in theaters. >> thursday rated pg 13 he has plans to punish his political enemies in a second term, but note plan to punish corporations who rip you off. >> trump is running to get revenge for himself. kamala, he's running to get results for you. heartlands cut middle-class taxes, and price gouging for a protect medicare and social security, and make life more affordable. >> i will always put the middle class and working families first trump fights for trump kamala fights for you. >> ff pac is respon

i know the small, little village and, and 11 and where i come from um they have city little hotels and they are uh, phone was people who have escaped from the south. those are the ones that have money. those that don't have money. the schools have been opened up as shelters for people to have no money and know where to stay. and that's because the education is on hold anyway. so the school spaces are available. so some people are just living on the streets of the road. it's a very, very distressing situation, but frankly, is there any certainly don't seem to care about the human cost of their ambitions. they're confident because of recent successes in various assassinations and bombings that they have conducted. but frankly, i think they are over confident. if they go in and they think that they can seriously disabled as well. uh, on the ground. i think they're in for a few nasty surprises. i'm going to get an update now with the correspondence of across the story. we're going to start with i how shall, who's live for us and be rude. i'm just thinking you're some of the pictures from t

others are, if they have money, there are, i know the small, little village and, and the number and, and where i come from a they have city little hotels and the phone was people who have escaped from the south. those are the ones that have money, those that don't have money. the schools have been opened up as shelters for people who have no money and know where to stay. and that's because the education is on hold anyway. so the school spaces are available. so some people are just living on the streets of the road. it's a very, very distressing situation. but frankly, is there any certainly don't seem to care about the human cost of their ambitions, their confidence, because of recent successes in various assess the nations and bombings that they have conducted. but frankly, i think they are over confident if they go in and they think that they can seriously disabled as well. uh, on the ground. i think they're in for a few nasty surprises as they have been wrong and attacks me a base used by us troops and rocks capital. there are reports of casualties, but attacks targeting american troops have increased the essence as we

but the others are uh, if they have money they are, i know the small, little village and, and 11 and where i come from. um they have city little hotels and they are uh, phone was people who have escaped from the south. those are the ones that have money, those that don't have money. these schools have been opened up as shelters for people to have no money and nowhere to stay. and that's because the education is on hold anyway. so the school spaces are available. so some people are just living on the streets of the road. it's a very, very distressing situation. but frankly, is there any certainly don't seem to care about the human cost of their ambitions. they're confident because of recent successes in various assassinations and bombings that they have conducted. but frankly, i think they are over confident if they go in and they think that they can seriously disabled hezbollah on the ground. i think they have in for a few nasty surprises. so thank you very much for talking to us, sir. and that'd be hoary. a former us diplomats who's currently a non resident senior fellow at the app center in washington dc. we appreciat

no doubt the city coast is a little tricky. there's some pretty big spreads on the temps in san francisco alone. anywhere about 62 to 76. so that will be the hard part. although again, the city officially is at 73 degrees. they did set unless i missed something. a record warm low temperature of 69. the record previous was 60 66in 1980. so that's pretty warm for the city. we're also looking at high pressure kicking in here. high pressure. so warm on the coast, hot bay and inland. a light northerly breeze. although there are a few hints of a west wind kind of kicking in close to the coast. it won't help anybody inland, though. 90 to 100, right? am i going to sell? all right. go to sell. what do you have for us, steve? >> go to sal. okay. thank you. all right. good morning. let's go and take a look. looks like my mic may have fallen off again. all right, let's go and take a look at the commute. now i will show you that the east bay commute is very slow in one particular spot. and that is northbound 880 approaching marina. there's b

years old this year, it was founded by ivan the terrible, as a monastery. but after a little over a century the city became the center of foreign trade, by the way, it provided 60% of all receipts to the treasury. true, arkhangelsk was not the main northern seaport for long, peter i built st. petersburg, most of the important cargo flowed there, and then an ice-free port appeared in murmansk, and arkhangelsk became just a city with access to the sea. arkhangelsk has seen so many epithets in its history. the first port: the birthplace of the fleet, the cradle of shipbuilding, the all-union sawmill, the country's currency workshop. well, the main one is the gate to the arctic. we are in its very center on the main pedestrian street, chumbarbarovo-luchinsky avenue. wooden buildings from different centuries are collected here, they were literally brought here to preserve ancient buildings in one place. and this building is probably familiar to you, it is the sea river station, its facade is depicted on the five-hundred-ruble banknote. guys, we have been to many embankments in our country, but what disti

october 25 look at a city little saleable. these men of means with their silver spoon seating up the financial favors of the one percent. what would become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their and every liberal rates on idle cash unlimited deposit bombers who's and hence some retirement matching chaos that are seen as chaos doctors recommend coli stool softener for gentle, dependable relief from constipation. it's so gentle, doctors even recommended during pregnancy and after surgery, colleagues increases water in the stool making it's softer with easier to go, no harsh laxatives, cramping, are straining colleagues. >> we work hard and we pay our taxes. but billionaires are getting away with paying less in taxes than we do. donald trump gave them a huge tax break and wants to give them another one is how we're gonna give you tax. well, i'm not richard here's kamala harris will cut taxes for working people and make billionaires and big corporations pay their fair share. trump is fighting for ric

>> look at this city, little saleable. >> these men of means with their silver spoons heating up the financial favors of the 1% what would become a, it is discover robin hood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on either cash unlimited, deposit bomb, the susan hence some retirement bad shape vets.org have i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn you know, who has been driving around right now because they have died down. >> you can see from here they are still pretty strong. and so really miserable out of but in terms of flooding, what do you see yeah. >> hey, guys were just north of the hospital manatee memorial ariel here in downtown brady intended we had, you know, waves of first responders evacuating patients out of the area here. for the storm hit and that was for this reason right here you can see massive amounts of storm surge. if you look off to the right, there's actually waves hitting the wall on the river here along highway 41 coming up over the wall into an area that is no normally a park. so that's what all that water is coming out of. look at it, comin

little from the city we head north. this is the view from the camera on the richmond, sandra fell bridge. kind of cool to city. >> often the distance in the bay bridge. you know, behind it, lawrence. we like that. yeah, that's a keeper. not yet beautiful. nice side out there tonight. dry so far, guys. but that will soon change the just beginning to slip into the sea. and we are getting ready. >> for round of rain moving in the bay area, part of a couple of storms that are going to rotate in nice shot outside right now. >> of those high clouds in the distance and more that on the way as we head throughout the night tonight and looks like some rain moving through the bay area tonight. temperatures today running below the average 62 degrees in san francisco. 66 in oakland today warm 70 in san jose just slightly below the average there. 69 in livermore, 67 in concord for high 65 in santa rosa. 10 degrees below the average of 59 in half moon bay out there right now. we've got some 50's and some 60's. the clouds begin thicken

wanted to move to crimea, then posemkin allowed them there, in fact, freedom of religion, little is known. cities founded, cities do not arise in the dark, kherson, yekaterinoslav, alexandrov, berislav, nikolaev, pavlograd, constantinograd, melitopol, mariupol and a little on the other hand, yes, nakhichevan, this is under the control of this region potemkin, with his direct participation. accompanied the empress during this famous journey of his in 1787, describes: we saw almost finished a fortress and barracks for 80,000 people, an admiralty with all the accessories, an arsenal containing up to 600 guns, two warships, one frigate equipped for launching, public buildings erected in different places, several churches of beautiful architecture, and finally a whole city already trading with 2 houses and shops full of greek, constantinople and french goods, in the kherson harbor stood up to 200 merchant ships in nikolaev, which was laid down in 1789, after 3 years already 3,300 souls of the population, although in at the beginning of 147 residents, that is, these figures, dry, dry statistics, give a

germans began their attack on the city, she refused from evacuation, could not leave her parents, so she ended up at the front. felscher. it seemed to him that a littlee, one more division, and the city would be taken. even when the sixth army was surrounded, the leader of the third reich with fanatical persistence ordered to fight to the last soldier. in the end, we said that paulus, he is a fool, he could have acted differently. he could have saved half the army, but he was hitler's subordinate, and hitler had said before: "we cannot retreat." on january 30 , 1942, paulus received a radiogram from hitler's headquarters. the führer did not promise him help. instead, he informed his general about his promotion to field marshal, hinting: not a single german field marshal in history had ever been captured. but in russia, german military history failed. in february of 1942 , germany. asked, how can we help you, in what? you personally? that's all, he said, i don't need anything, show my soldiers medical care, feed them, we had three whole months, we took in prisoners, germans, and here in france in the canton of boulay, soviet prisoners of war were trea

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>> the new deal is waiting for approval from the city council. >> finally, some hints of a little cooln the city on parts of the coast, as well. there's not fog yet down towards monterey. maybe some will show up here around 7:00, but we're seeing some much cooler lows, especially in the city. so nice. over by the coast and in san francisco around the bay. does look like it will come down a little bit inland. still going to be hot, just not the 104, 105 high that we've had forever and a day. it seems like 50s and low 60s now in san francisco. a couple people have written on x twitter and said it feels different. west at 16 there, northwest at middle peak, northwest at point reyes, west at davis point. still a little northerly breeze, though, for some, but at least there are a few westerlies, so it's a slow process, but we're getting there. the system is in the gulf of. it's going to take a while to get here. it's not going to sweep in until probably late friday or saturday, so we'll gradually come down. but you can see we're running 1 to 10 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. sfo minus te

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, these are the young guys who are looking at their dream, at the city of the future that they built, about which you will learn a little more today. the most the museum's recognizable feature is a model, where the whole city is visible, houses, cars and even people, this is novopolotsk in all its details, even small trams drive here, tiny lanterns are lit at night. here you can also see an interesting feature of the city. the industrial zone is located separately, there is not a single plant or enterprise in the city itself. is it true, vladimir, that novopolotsk has the longest street? only independence avenue in minsk, but it is still an avenue, here is a street without end, this is definitely the pride of novopolotsk. well, in in the next hall we have a wonderful opportunity to dive into the lives of the people who started the history of this beautiful city. and the young people of that time worked for the idea. but of course, some kind of calling was still important for them, so believe me, it was very important, you will end up in tingazet either for a good reason, like here, or for a bad reason, so this is how in

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on tuesday, several oakland city council members voiced concern. >> that they've received little to no information about the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum property assail, which is critical to the city's budget. did we receive the money? when did we receive the money? how much money? >> did we receive and has the contingency budget plan been triggered? that would affect our public safety operations from police to buy or to fire and our department of violence prevention. that's what we want to know because the item wasn't on the agenda. council members got few answers from city staff and suddenly word leaked that the deal and the city's budget were in jeopardy. the mayor's office denied that as did the african american sports and entertainment group which is purchased the coliseum site. it's very unfortunate for us because now we're having to serve correct. >> the record from our perspective and just kind of clearing things up. i mean, there's like you said it's been widely reported that we never even 5 million dollar payment. so it's really unfortunate, but it's not accu

. >> every week we take an up close and personal look at our city and the people who make it up. we're gonna have a little fun. first we see the city through the eyes of a long-time local photog. and then we meet up with a ghost hunting tourist. >> i don't think services locked beauty. my name lou, them longtime san francisco resident walker from filming. i photographed the first part of very, very, very beautiful, very visual. i did the lower writers, a great like seen with a low riders. cars and also when the police came in and the now. i have over the years of work on projects push back on case so that we keep homes use party. we want community and we want to be part of >> when you think of san francisco so far, love francisco a she hid from county kerry and on and on a much you visit him. >> could be doing us to uss cole few days and feel well. my name is and the k-gun a member of and this my wife, jennifer, have on what >> we think this is abnormal here in san francisco. i think normal. >> it was right vote is going on all. will these changes those poses? but we have do that. >> little halloween them

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now we reached out to the governor's office to asked why san jose got so little funding compared to other cities in the first place. we did not hear back reported here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> will homelessness in san jose is also a big topic leading up to the election. former san jose mayor sam look and assemblymember evan low face off tonight in their first and only debate ahead of election day. they're now running for a seat in the u.s. said house of representatives. the debate was hosted by nbc bay area telemundo. 48 and cake you e d well, a calls for more federal help to address homelessness in the south bay city. lowe said look failed as san jose's mayor. >> we used one very simple measure reduction of street, homelessness, not our measures, the county of santa clara's. and by that measure, while homelessness was rising everywhere else in 2022, it was produced being reduced by 11% in san jose because we are launching innovative programs that were working and we need a federal partner that a bus to make those programs work better. a state auditor, an independent auditor on

a little town called rehovot or a city called rehovot.mes said that there is a change that's happened in israel in recent decades. israel, to people looking from the outside, often was seen as the country of the kibbutz movement. it was seen as the country of openness, of welcome, arguably of the left and increasingly to a younger generation, israel is seen as the country of the settlement. it's a very, very interesting because i do want to speak about changes that israeli society has been through. and for me, kibbutz and settlement, it's the same thing because the kibbutzim were basically communities were sitting on the border to defend israel. and we have the same with the settlement. the settlements are a part of our eastern border. we believe that this is part of the land of israel, just like the kibbutzim believe that they were part of the land of israel. and the settlers called themselves the modern kibbutzim. so actually, the settlers and the kibbutzim, in a way, are expressing a very similar mindset, in my opinion. but if you said

the body, d b and the pink city. much like this, peter 2045 is none of these little machines took the test of time, but they kept the spark of the dream life today, electric vehicles have gone down to the main stream and come in all manner of conventional shapes and sizes. so you might not be the most common machines on the road. if you're still a bond this whether or not they can be truly inconvenient and the duty is to load as to whether or not they're likely to save the planet. but even as manufacturers to itself are both whether or not they've wings for the electrics. one thing we can all agree on is the end of the cookie. electric vehicle is gone. and it's a downright shame that we won't see any of these unusual machines brightening up the cityscape as we most of alone. what's your favorite onboard media and have they've been i'm usually these and we all thought we'd love to hear from you in the called the the unsafe handling of fireworks. can cause data staging injuries to your hands in just a fraction of a 2nd cat, but can also inflict serious injury some jobs compose the threa

but a little cooler today, especially over by the coast and in the city. here. 80s little cooler for santa rosa and san jose, but livermore still 102. all right, over to sal. all of a sudden we. goodness, we got busy there. overturned big rig. i hear you say that. >> yeah, it's northbound 680. steve, as you approach mckee and it is not causing as big of a backup even though three lanes are blocked. and that's because, well, it looks like it just updated. so now i was saying it's not causing as big of a backup. and then we got the update. yes. now there is a bigger backup on northbound 680. and that is a non commute direction. however it is affecting the commute direction because people are coming this way and there's a bunch of slow traffic there and it's going to be right. that whole ramp. you know you know how it is when you get to 101, two, 86, 80. that whole thing is a mess and that that trash is going to be definitely a factor. get on the freeway north of alum rock. get on the freeway somewhere up there, and you should be able to bypass that. use city

. >> if you remember back a couple of weeks ago, we had a little debate in new york city, and i asked simplest question that you could ever be asked as an american. did donald trump lose the 2020 election? [ applause ] pretty simple. every court in the land, every person knows this, and on that night, i got kind of a smug non-response to it, that oh, tim, we're thinking about the future or something like that. [ laughter ] well, yesterday they just start saying the quiet stuff outside. he got asked about it yesterday and he said, no. donald trump did not lose the 2020 election. [ boos ] no. the job that we're asking for to serve the american public, we don't serve an individual. we serve the constitution and the people of the united states. that's who we serve. [ applause ] i'm going to be generous. we are all products of our past. when you grow up a middle class kid in oakland or in butte, nebraska, you care about social security. you care about these things. when you're sitting down in mar-a-lago and you tell your rich friends, you're rich as hell, i'm going to give you a tax cut, i