so there's a newspaper in long island, new york that's called newsday, long island, just so you know, is massive. it's got millions of people. and in, in, in new york city, there's the new york times, the new york post, the new york daily news, all based in the city. all these things we think of as new york papers. but out on long island, where there are millions of people forever, it's been new york newsday on long island, new york, newsday is a big paper, a big circulation. it is indisputably the paper of record. and it has been there forever. and i actually mean that literally. local laws all over the country require the publication of public notices in the paper, in the paper of record. so this is notices about upcoming public hearings, about proposed laws, real estate transactions, stuff like that. we don't really have classified ads the way we used to in newspapers, but there's still a bunch of fine print notices in major papers, and those are often public notices that are required by law in the local paper of record. and those public notices are a considerable source of income

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by the way, and i are from long island so we got kash patel and lee zeldin and others getting involvedre certainly heading in the right direction. >> the long island section saying who is this unbelievable quarterback? on the soccer player that's how long i've been following your career and thanks so much. >> have a good day. i'm not sure i can get discount tickets the coming up on the 15th we are running out of tickets. it will be streamed on fox nation to be part of it outside st. louis at the fauci. back in a moment. mornings are better with friends and now fox nation is giving "fox & friends" plans, and a lot of them, a peek behind the scenes favorite morning show. go on fox nation and you can see what happens to make the show whether this. here's a clip. >> talking football. >> i talk. people said what is the show supposed to be? there will be total silence. [laughter] >> and they want to do a more traditional morning show. we had a contest. >> we are having a contest called fox express one of customer, please. >> thousands of entries from across the country. >> of course great na

by the way, and i are from long island so we got kash patel and lee zeldin and others getting involvedre certainly heading in the right direction. >> the long island section saying who is this unbelievable quarterback? on the soccer player that's how long i've been following your career and thanks so much. >> have a good day. i'm not sure i can get discount tickets the coming up on the 15th we are running out of tickets. it will be streamed on fox nation to be part of it outside st. louis at the fauci. back in a moment israel needs you. we desperately need tens of thousands to respond. the great storm from the north has come against israel. you've got the scriptures calling each one of us, not only to pray for the peace of jerusalem, but it's incumbent upon each one of us to defend these precious people of god. this massive grocery store should be crowded. people are lacking food. exactly. the international fellowship of christians and jews is preparing meals for precious elderly citizens who can't get out. it broke out her window that was shattered. because of the war, much of her roo

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. >> a long island pool accident in 2020 changed his whole life, paralyzing the 45-year-old from thetion and movement in all of his limbs, and least until a medical breakthrough at feinstein institute for research while the leave bio engineer and his team develop a technology called the double noro bypass, chips are implanted in a patient's rain and the signals for sensation and movement sent back and interpreted through artificial intelligence and redirected to the body and spine creating a loop that could prove life- changing. >> taking someone who's lost the ability to move their limbs to sense and touch things, to restore those abilities to the patient. >> that's right, we finally discovered that the signals in the brain are still there and strong even after a traumatic injury. >> other companies, like elon musk's neural link have implanted chips in patients to assist functionality but restoring damaged neurons appears to be new ground. >> is wild to think you have been the firsrst rson to bait -- blaze this path? >> yeah, we watched as keith managed movements that only months ag

. >> reporter: there are seven generations of corwins in the aquebogue long island town cemetery.and was famous for duck farms. now crescent duck farm is the only one left. it produced a million ducks a year, until two weeks ago when bird flu shut the farm down. dozens of state and federal agricultural workers in biohazard works, sanitized boots and gloves, euthanization of the entire flocks, 100,000 ducks. >> i saw a flock one day that was great. the next day, lethargic. wasn't eating. and it looked like something i never seen. >> reporter: whether it's ducks or chickens, since the current strain of bird flu, h5n1, reached the united states in 2022, over 148 million birds have been euthanized. it's a staggering number. there is no doubt. but it is and always has been a policy across administrations with the usda, this is how they handle infections like this morning poultry. >> reporter: jodie guest is a professor of epidemiology with emory university's rollins school of public health in atlanta. >> as we have seen, bird flu moves species, becomes even more important to contain th

in the eastern district of new york, which consists of brooklyn, staten island, queens, and two long island counties suffolk and nassau county. so it's divided into 94 districts and it is basically a population oriented dynamic. in new york we have four of the 96 district court's. we have the eastern district, which i just mentioned, the southern district is manhattan, westchester, some of the upstate counties near westchester, between the eastern and southern districts, that is where most of the action happens, between brooklyn, manhattan, thereabouts. the other two districts are upstate. the northern district covers albany, utica, up to canada and then buffalo, rochester. that basically is how the state of new york is divided in terms of the federal districts. i think there are 94 federal districts, not 96. we have four of them. so eastern district and southern district, basically those in the united states are the primary courts which handle a lot of high-profile cases because it is new york and it basically is a rough education about how the federal courts go about doing their business

post about long island university. cnn christiane amanpour former "washington post" editor are among the panelists. this is an hour and 15 minutes. [background noises] >> is this working? great, excellent. thank you. thank you everybody. welcome. good afternoon it is a true honor to be here today in the company of giants both in the audience with her arteries and lunch for chicken on the panel in which i think for asking me too be here and giving me this privilege. bob woodward was supposed to be able to join a city but in the end could not. i suspect that very few people here today who do not know the panelists. but for those few here are a few highlights let me start closest to me julie pace executive editor of the associated press. she has spent almost her entire career. she was named to her current hee in 2021. christiane amanpour chief international anchor for cnn and host the show on pbs. she has also worked over the years at cbs news and abc news. marty barron is a former executive editor of the "washington post

held him personally responsible for losing their city to the british in the catastrophic battle of long island, they had clearly forgiven. he was filled with trepidation. all his sacrifices, the years of war and political struggle. the great experiment upon which the nation was about to embark it might yet collapse into fiasco and come to nothing. an assembly of war veterans met him at murrays wharf at the top of the steps carpeted it in his honor. an officer declared that a guard of honor was ready to take his orders at this. washington turning to the crowd and with a democratic inspiration, declared that he would he would accept the honor guard. but in truth, the affection of his fellow citizens was all the guard he wanted. he rejected the use of a carriage and preceded by a troop of cavalry, artillery and uniformed officers. new york governor george clinton. new york's mayor. assorted clergymen and an amazing concourse of ordinary citizens strode slowly through the streets, hung with silk banners, wreaths of flowers and branches of evergreen to the mansion on cherry street near the present

long. >> island pool accident in 2020 changed his whole life, paralyzing the 45 year old from the mid-chestl of his limbs, at least until a medical breakthrough at northwell health's feinstein institute for medical research. >> where lead bioengineer. >> chad boughton and his team developed a technology. they call a double neural bypass. chips are implanted in a patient's brain, and the signals for sensation and movement are sent back and interpreted through artificial intelligence, and then redirected to the body and spine, creating a loop that could prove life changing. >> taking someone. >> who had. >> lost the ability to move. >> their limbs. >> to sense. >> or touch. >> things. >> and. >> actually feel the. >> sensation of that to. restore those abilities. >> to the patient. >> yes, that's exactly right. we have finally discovered. that the signals in the brain are still there. >> and strong, even after a traumatic injury. >> other neurotechnology companies like elon musk's neuralink, have implanted chips in patients to assist functionality. but recovery and restoring damaged neurons a

. >> the 59-year-old is now a proud mom of two boys and lives in long island.m and is currently on tour salivating the 40th anniversary of her first album. >> might we see you reuniting with any former bandmembers? >> who knows. i wouldn't say no to anything. >> so true, how big of a crush? >> so massive. >> even when i saw a couple years ago i was like i'm still in love with you, lisa lisa. >> travel consideration provided by. >> i'm speechless. >> i'm trevor noah and this is "et" backstage at the grammys. >> monday on "et," all the exclusive from music's biggest night. >> i just have a great time with these things. >> it's the coolest feeling in the world. >> before we go, we know post malone's nominated for a grammys on sunday and a week later he will headline the super bowl lix tailgate concert. >> you'll also see him in a new game day add. on the we have the behind the the behind-the-scenes outtakes. good night, everybody. >> what were your initial reactions when you read the script for the super bowl spot? >> i thought who the [bleep] thought this was a g

but he believes they'll take that for the long term. good island for sure. i'll just say to washington, the salt markets and asia have dropped off to us. tar, some. china, canada, and mexico triggered fears about global economics. slow down japan's make a tumble as much as 2.6 percent in any trading stocks in hong kong, which include listings of chinese companies fail hoffer point. china as markets are close to holidays, but resume trading on wednesday. august sales rep mcbride has this update from south korea's capital sol, or the prospect or the fear of a trade war is certainly causing just as a throughout asia, especially given the volume of trans pacific trade that the big exporting economies of this part of the world rely upon, obviously the country that is most directly affected, the china was facing immune and 10 percent terrace. it's markets have been a still on holiday because of the lunar new year. but monday sold the hunting setting in hong kong, reopen and reflecting a lot of those chinese concerns down nearly 2 percent of the opening. although i

but long as this island, this poplar preserved between the 2 baths. but the summer it's actually it's hard for us to know an option to do that. we're still warnings of the heat here. but the cheryl is probably will be doing the west anywhere from us, our pilot will that general area up through the middle and to the west side. off brazil is also west and the northeast seas. me that is correct. and those channels are creepy into columbia, particularly less than columbia mudslide wisc exist here. that was the car being with a steady breeze. the daily cheryl is continue significant. right? isn't really. and evidenced as possibly something in the way about in big south in southern mexico, on monday or tuesday. otherwise detail changes only in the us most significant changes. i think winter isn't this obvious line of snow running from washington east was the eastern canada size of it. it's warming up considerably. the still rain in california has produced flooding another carrier on, but the voltage producing something of a metals in the frozen rivers that

now they could be repeated with this on stones a weakening in this part of option teen but long as this island, this popular position between the 2. last but this summer it's actually it's helped us to know an option to eat and it was still warnings of the heat here. but the sharon was probably will be doing the west anywhere from star pilot. well that general area up through the middle and to the west side of present. it's also west and the northeast sees me. that is correct. and those channels are creepy into columbia, particularly less than columbia. mudslide risk exists here. the caribbean with a steady breeze. the daily sharon was continue significant. right. isn't really an evidenced as possibly something in the way of up in big charles in southern mexico on monday or tuesday. otherwise detail changes only in the us more significant changes. i think winter is in this obvious line of snow running from washington east was the eastern canada size of it. it's warming up considerably the still rain in california.

covering airline disaster and it goes all the way back to me tw eight 800 that exploded over long hunt -- island. you think it was just one explosion but you go through you go through the rebuilding and the explosion, and sure enough it is a series of things that led to that. a series of mistakes. even you go back two nights ago to the midair collision near dca and you will find and they are already lining up it was a series of mistakes that might have been air traffic controller, it might have been the helicopter being too high, it might have been the plane changing runways at the last minute. so a series of things that contribute to this. we always look at what is the most catastrophic thing and you might want to ask what are the nine things of that led up to the most catastrophic thing? >> absolutely. always a whole series of unfortunate events that continue to cascade and because of these things to happen. they call them contributing factors for a reason. a number of factors that just stack up to contribute. i did notice something just as we were talking, watching the aircraft fault time and

but he believes they'll take that for the long term. good island, for sure. i'll just say to washington, a lot of us that's come here and i'll just say are including tension between police and protest as the e u condemns upfront down in georgia against anti government demonstrations under charging me, i'll bring you the latest report on the hot air pollution as long play bundle that's causing the economic loss and environmental damage the a winter in the phone with smoke, he's not very visible in the us that as far as northern california and, and stretching across the northern plains where it dies. i didn't eastern counter everything to the side of is slowly warming up is 28 in dallas for example. now this does also bring rain down through california. san francisco is got another 2 days a dismal weather before it's slow to increase. i think on wednesday, still a chance to share it was about 12 degrees disappointing this. the snow will probably not make any further, some progress. i for the progress and still be there in idaho across into central products. i'v

education, we spoke today, we're having a teacher who runs a school, the refugee children on the island of long caraway. this is his story, in his own words. my name is alpha let i live in long call. we militia. i am from me a ma identically i am really in gary few g is and leaving here and more than 5 years i have been teaching here very few do community in long colors. there are so many mima refuel, g, keeps. they have been waiting for long times. there is a not a school for them, not a learning, no learning center. i know i schools and it's a no education center. i call that veterans and green sums, community awareness, a program. the position is very important and innovation. so right for the children . now we're have the factory for students. i have to begin. so from that as part of it from the beginning. and i'm stating here is that children english mads socialist study, and as far as bun, size also go to manners and their photo liens the ammunition attitude, also data suspecting each others. and sometimes we will have a time for the tutor then brings it to the beach and near the beach. t

abby and many of my closest friends who have chosen to come down to support me.ri i grew up on long island, new york. my mother was an artist as you said and our teacher, my father was a profestivus sore of -- professor of american history. my mother, jane, taught me to appreciate life. at age 14, she was diagnosed with terminal cancer and she decided if she was going to die before then, she was going to live. i'll never forget the day she pulled me out of class so i rushed to the car said are you okay? she said i'm okay, let's go. we drove to new york city, we went to art galleries, then we went to the opera and went to late night dinner, got home super late and expected me to get up and get to school on time the next day. my mother died in february of 1978 when i was 16 years old. a year and a half later, my father was diagnosed with lung cancer. he kept his diagnosis a secret from me because he wanted to make sure i left to start college in the fall. ... 15-year-old brother in a boarding school in my college and would sleep with me in my dorm room during the weekends and spent the next

i grew up on long island, new york. my mother was an artist and my father was professor p. my mother taught me how to appreciate life. when i was 14 she was diagnosed with terminal cancer. she decided if she was going to die before then she was going to live. she pulled me out of class so i rushed to the car and said are you ok she said i'm ok, let's go. we drove to new york city, went to art galleries and the opera, late night dinner and then she expected me to get up and get to school on time the next day. my mother died in february of 1978. my father was diagnosed a cap diagnosis secret for me because he wanted to make sure i left to start college in the fall but he dropped me off at school and week later he went for his first chemotherapy treatment at a local hospital. a nurse accidentally gave him the wrong dose and he died right then and there. it was september 12, 1979 and i was 18 years old. we all know losing one parent is heartbreaking. losing both is entirely different. it is like shattering. without any support from our family, we put my 15-year-old brother into

islands. the good old pineapple express, and that is going to bring with a lot of rain. in fact, long range models forecasting this band of moisture moving onshore. love the way begins to set up. you see that train of moisture. so here's the beginning of the train. the caboose is right back in the line island. so you got a long way distance, aaron, going to see a lot of rain throughout a good part of the night tonight and tomorrow to see the forecast models as we head toward a sunday. still that rain continuing a little more focused toward the north bay as we head in towards sunday. then the whole system, we've southward makes way across the bay area to bring some more heavy rainfall. more showers and storms rolling in as head into wednesday and thursday to rain amounts. pretty impressive through sunday someplace to 2, maybe 3 inches of rain in the north bay. but then you start at things up and by next week we're starting to talk about 4, 5 inches of rain in some parts of the bay are some very wet winds to go along with that, too, will be briefly gusty in some spots sunday. we're goin

wife done to ha, have witnessed the steady transformation of this small island which on ping meal when the sea and says no bundle long of a $98.00 on us. i'll send that over to them. so i wanted to think we paid the bill . i think the amount of people who do a thing for me and that's the power was we're successful and is it can affect young people don't have to. i'm willing to with the fucking component to tell you that i did well they to, to have them come get the, the, i'm telling you, the total is the way to get the julie that's the girl away from the, from the attacks in 2010 i've had the last in effect with mr. kim and his wife for them. if the noise, every fine is a warning of imminent danger, they are always ready to seek refuge to a moment's notice. seemed under love, you didn't do it and i just wanted them get table by the east lisa about a month or something to be total to benjamin a new cuz i'm i'm pushing it out. was about to push as the island also has 8 fund, cuz figured out by the government that can each accommodate about $200.00 people. one of them is just below when mr. and mrs. kim, this is temple

debate on out jersey or the, the tiny south korean island feels like just a few kilometers in north korea products. okay, so all right, so it's the full year long enough. well, technically, the 2 careers estimate the intentions around high in this heavy miniaturized zone or nothing. this is connie, is she, she was on the phone, the phone, just hold up the phone. i'll get them when they're more than 50 years ago. north korea abducted thousands of fishermen from a nearby island after they were released. south korea accuse them of being spies like the kind you know, who genuine is. i don't have those with you that you will get to that the, the families of a piece of also suffered overall is how long to move this topic the the to, to the tenants, a company which means that 40 to one. 0, one east. the island is course in the middle of the into korean conflict. the pop table has been living his life to the rhythm of the sea for over 40 use that sort of thing to do to us. which well is it, how does it feel horrible? trouble? i'm gonna leave, i'm supposed to give with you the every day at sunrise. he sits out from the south korean island of young peopl

the year which will allow us to shut down the navy's historical wastewater treatment plant island which has long been one of our our most vulnerable infrastructure assets. and so recent aerial of the of the treatment plant site under construction you can see the wetlands along the shoreline are beginning to be constructed and in the foreground is is the new switchyard switchgear for the island on yerba buena island the hillcrest road and west side bridges are under construction. west side bridges is expected to finish in 2026 with hillcrest following the following year. these are going to be critical to completing the circulation route on on yerba buena island putting us in a position to implement congestion management operations as well as converting mccollough to one way traffic routing as as has been intended. the cta is is also continuing to work with the bay area tolling authority to seek to fund multi-use pathway projects to throughout that that southern treasure island road hillcrest alignment around the island on the vertical side the first flats and townhomes on on y b i start view cour

although we continue to have our challenges the occupation of the long vacant 99 rhode island street by a school is an appropriate use and logical next step to further establish our neighborhood as a welcoming and livable community. we urge the commission to consider a school a positive addition to showplace square and the correct direction for our district and for the city. >> thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. >> do we have anyone further who has public comment for agenda item number one? madam chair okay. with that public comment on this item is now closed. i'd like to make a motion that we send this out of committee to the full board with a positive recommendation on the motion offered by the chair that the ordinance be recommended to the board of supervisors as vice chair sorry member mark would second our vote. yes i sir terry melgar hi melgar i madam chair there to us thank you. >> that motion passes. congratulations. thank you supervisor dorsey let's go to item number two please mr.. >> agenda item number two is a resolution to adopt the castro lesbian gay bisexu

long train of moisture just off the coastline. boy, you could draw a line all the way to the hawaiian islands with that system. that means we're tapping some tropical moisture and that warm air tend to hold more moisture. and when you get enough dynamics in the back side to help squeeze it out, get a whole lot of rain in a short amount of time. and that's where we're expecting to see right now. you see that rain kind of falling around most of the bay area right now will continue on and off throughout the night and really become steady as we head toward tomorrow morning. and then it's just going to rain pretty much all day. maybe tapering off late in the afternoon. so if you're headed out there tonight, be prepared. lots of rain out there. very dangerous on the roads. of course, lots of snow in the mountains. we'll talk more about that coming up and a few minutes. all right, lawrence, in the north bay pg, e crews say they're getting ready for the storm. this is a look in santa rosa today. a city that usually gets >> hit, especially hard by rainy weather. the utility stockpiled equipment like. you know, things t

long way to go. you see that stream of moisture headed well off the coast line that goes all the way down the hawaiian islands. that means that a lot of subtropical moisture. morning forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, lawrence. meanwhile, chp on high alert, keeping an eye out for any crashes related to. >> the wet weather. that's a live shot there. more water on the landsat officers say that today there are out there looking for both speeders and reckless driving. they also want a drivers. >> tue rain caused the crash is the drivers do so really? it all just comes down to. remembering the rules and paying a little extra attention to them because you need extra time to get where you're going and you need extra time to stop. >> so chp wants drivers to be sure you check your wipers before hitting the road and to give yourself plenty of space between the car in front of you. 18,000 teamsters who work at costco's in 6 states, >> are set to walk off the job at midnight tonight unless they reached a contract agreement with that company while workers at only about 10% of all costco stores nationwide a

island in the philippines. an email arrived from trooper hunyor. call me, it said. i tried calling him, and it kept getting disconnected. keith morrison: but finally they had a conversation longugh for karen to learn one thing, one amazing fact. a dna match. after 12 years, they had the man they believed murdered her daughter bonnie. and there on that island, karen felt afraid. you would expect that i would be thrilled, and no, i'm immediately so fearful that, oh, my gosh, now we know who's done it. are we gonna get him convicted? keith morrison: a few months later in 2007, kenneth dion was indicted and extradited to alaska. karen's anxiety only grew. i didn't trust the investigation. is the evidence still there? the investigators. the witnesses. can we get a conviction on just the dna? keith morrison: and to make it worse, dozens of pretrial hearings dragged on four more years. it's unbelievably long and painful. everything's like the day that she was murdered. it's like having everything ripped open again. keith morrison: the trial finally started in may 2011. she has 11 linear lacerations on the back of the skull. keith morrison: it was paul miovas's first trial as alaska'

i vivian long and says in 2017, china scored a major victory when they cut diplomatic ties with taiwan, the self-governing islandaim as territory and recognize beijing instead. panama have been one of the few to recognize taiwan as a sovereign state. they are under the influence clearly. of china and hong kong operates on either side of the panama canal. where do you see change here? >> reporter: china is doing this all over the world. it is certainly in latin america throughout south america and central america. the panama canal is obviously extremely important, the most important waterway for the united states in the world with most of our goods going through the canal and strategic importance too. anything china can do to get some kind of control over these places and spending huge amounts of money to give it some leverage and maybe even to give it a bit of a choke hold then it will do and it is very interesting. panama was one of the few countries in the world that have recognize taiwan much to china's outrage because they don't like that and has backed off so no question that china has been dramatically inc

long range. it might come out of a citywide to achieve the project. no project is ever static. it's an island.rybody kind of feeds in and out and i would like to see ■at in order to have a better feeling how specialization and resources are being used. let me make one comment you are i'm looking back at my own practice and each project brings its own levels of expertise which kind of come in and go out of a project over time. that is the nature of large projects and i think we would get a better feeling of staff support and needed number of people if there would be a little bit more clarity to the to the description of the project rather than just the running narrative of what the department does what each department does then may just be a little like a little pie chart so that we can see what goes into a project including a time frame. and then i think we have a better way of of understanding the evolution of a project that is a suggestion or a critique and i know how difficult this is. we have talked about that over the years and i'm in support and hope that when it comes to discussing the

island and all of those native plants. all of these plants are designed to be able to take a heavily inundation of water over a several day per like standing water for a long plants can withstand that and honestly, thrive in that condition. so all of these were selected based on the ecological and habitat value but also their treatment and functional value for stormwater. >> this is super tiny. >> it's very much a big part of our design and master plan for the development of the island. it was a navy base and a lot of navy housing on this island specifically for around 80 years and during that time, a lot of innovative species were introduced on the island, eucalyptus, a lot of different european and algerians plants were on the island. we wanted to bring in the native eye college here on the island before the navy started to redevelop it and introduce some of those invasive species so the species you're seeing in this stormwater garden in the basin and the upland area was a part of those types of ecology s that's trying to be returned to this side of the island but different other spaces through out the islands development. so whenever we started this pro