voting, and so the longtime voter registration volunteer approached the marin county elections department and partnered up the city, serving up its main drag. it's where the golden gate transit is. marin transit people are going from here to san francisco. they're going to the east bay. so it's going to encourage more and more people, not just the people of marin city. >> and cashmere says she's proud to be a part of it. what are you hoping this campaign will help do? what do you what do you hope happens? >> make more people want to vote. >> and she knows exactly why her face on this banner matters. >> because it depends on my future. >> how do you think these images can help connect voters to the election? >> because either people have children or they have nieces or nephews. they have cousins. they're like, you know what? let's make sure that we're voting for their future. because if they don't get out and vote, then what's going to happen to our young people? >> and if these banners don't get the message across, cashmere has one parting request. is there anything else cashmere you want to say about any of this?

voting, and so the longtime voter registration volunteer approached the marin county elections department and partnered up the city, serving up its main drag. it's where the golden gate transit is. marin transit people are going from here to san francisco. they're going to the east bay. so it's going to encourage more and more people, not just the people of marin city. >> and cashmere says she's proud to be a part of it. what are you hoping this campaign will help do? what do you what do you hope happens? >> make more people want to vote. >> and she knows exactly why her face on this banner matters. >> because it depends on my future. >> how do you think these images can help connect voters to the election? >> because either people have children or they have nieces or nephews. they have cousins. they're like, you know what? let's make sure that we're voting for their future. because if they don't get out and vote, then what's going to happen to our young people? >> and if these banners don't get the message across, cashmere has one parting request. is there anything else cashmere you want to say about any of this?

city council building. the first to be raised over the high-rise buildings was the striped shirt, a symbol of the courage of the russian marines storming the city. near the village of kliban-byk, our artillerymen destroyed a warehouse of towed msta b howitzers and ammunition for them. near kharkov, the vks crews struck the location of the shkval battalion of the ukrainian armed forces in the village of zagryzova. in this footage, a guided missile strike fap-1500 winged aerial bomb on the ukrainian armed forces positions in volchansk. in the pokrovsk direction , lancet operators burned the ukrainian. with a precise hit of a loitering munition and a video of the use of anti-tank mines during the assault on enemy positions. our fighter destroyed the ukrainian armed forces dugout with one precise throw. in the first half of the year, the fuel and energy complex of russia coped with the tasks facing it and provided the domestic market with all the necessary resources. the head of the ministry of energy sergei tsevelev reported this to vladimir putin, emphasizing that the industry was successful. works for export, despite all the sa

extraordinary security measures around the west bank impossing a siege to many air palestinian cities. marineay prayers in village in northwestern bahrain, they chanted anti-israeli slogans in support of the palestinians and the lebanese. the demonstrators were traditional. palestinian headdresses and held the palestinian flags in a show of support for palestinian people against israel. other regional countries, including jordan have also witnessed anti-israeli protest since the regime began, its latest episode of genocide in gaza almost a year ago. the regime's recent spate of deadly attacks on lebanon have also been condemned in the protests held across the region. people in the jordanian capital, amman have taken to the streets condemning israeli crimes in ghazza and lebanon. the rally comes a few days before the anniversary. a full year has passed and israeli regime has been unable to defeat the people of gaza. today they're pushing to shift the battle to lebanon after their failure in gaza hoping to find victory in there, and we say to them, they will be buried in lebanon just as their a

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he spoke about the excitement of being in the city for fleet week. >> we brought marines and safeguards all over the country. everything is great about our navy, a great organization, take a look at this great city. ask them what the navy and marine corps is all about. >> and joining us for the fleet week spectacular on friday, live coverage of the parade. ships at 11:00 a.m., followed by blue angels at 3:00 on kpix with myself and elizabeth cook. >>> and still ahead, $20 an hour for fast food workers. a new research showing the impact of california's new minimum wage hike. >>> and the 49ers looking to bounce back from a bad loss by traveling to one of the loudest stadiums in the country. how the team is embracing the noise the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop

the was marine and city as well as in the eastern mediterranean. it has units of highly trained marines and landing ships that can be used as more involved come on santa's and so evacuation 3 expeditionary wings containing bonus, stealth sizes, and 5 objects are based in cost to the united arab emirates and kuwait. and the us, the fleece has based and behind and operates in the gulf. it's the sol cruises and destroyers able to shoot down the solves david devora. she's a professor at the national defense university and a former pentagon director of arabian financial affairs. he says, an important question is, how much of his awesome will iran has used in the attack? you know, is how big they're starting. number of missiles for the year by 14, each attack was about 10 percent of their arsenal. so this is probably at least another 10 percent, probably as high as 30 per cent. there were, you know, domestic protesting. and ron calling for strikes against israel after the killing of huston was. well, um, so they may have shipped a little bit further into

in early october 2024, russia took control of vuhledar. 155th marine brigade had been trying to capture the city for two years. according to the bbc russian service, the total losses of 155th marine brigade could reach 2,400 soldiers. injanuary 2023, fima led a handful of the soldiers to sadovaya street to break the stalemate. this video shows him taking shelter with wounded comrades in number 17. artillery thuds. as footage of their breakthrough went viral, fima was hailed as a hero, forced to return home by a bullet in his leg. speaking under his call sign to pro—russian media, he painted a valiant picture of his firefight in number 17, recalling how he crawled without body armour to attack a tank with nothing but a handful of grenades. but there's a crucial detail that fima failed to mention. what fima didn't mention is the ukrainian man being held captive in number 17 who was starving to death. this is 0leksii. he's 27 and is en route to defend vuhledar. before the war, 0leksii worked as an it specialist. when russia's invasion began, he became a volunteer fighter. by the end of 2022, 0leksi

i'm not you know as the media sometimes kind of portrays it, advocating for putting the marines, mexico city, but with just a small footprint, you can bring in offensive. you can start kind of up their communications, their cash, them on their back, but disrupting their operations, that's type of unconventional thinking and warfare that i talk about in the book. and takes kind of a different mindset, a different way of thinking and leading and one chapter, i call it bottoms leadership and to what i think face the unconventional threats and the hybrid warfare that we're seeing. all the world. yeah, and so would you. are you pushing for this kind special special forces green beret presence in mexico to further, you know, to help advise the mexican military? yeah. well, look, the initial pushback, obviously, is hey, the mexican government isn't on board. the colombian government is if you really look at the history of it, the pastrana government, colombia was not initially president clinton and then bush said, look, going to do this one way or another, we'd prefer you work with us. i think we n

city council building. the first to be raised on the two-hundredth building was the vest, symbol of courage and bravery of russian marines storming the city. near the village of kleban-byk, our artillerymen destroyed a warehouse of towed howitzers 100b and ammunition for them. near kharkov, crews in the aerospace forces struck the location of the shkval battalion of the armed forces of ukraine in the village of zagryzovo. in this footage, a strike by a fap5 guided heavy air bomb on the positions of the armed forces of ukraine in volchansk. in the pokrovsk direction, lancet operators burned a ukrainian howitzer, and destroyed a dugout of the armed forces of ukraine with one throw. in the border areas of the kursk region, the armed forces of ukraine lost more than 340 servicemen in a day, five armored vehicles, including two tanks, three armored combat vehicles, and five artillery pieces. the units of the sever group defeated nine enemy brigades. two counterattacks near plekhov were repelled. with the support of aviation artillery, two enemy attempts to break through the border in the direction of the new route were thwart

members so you can meet the sea services, so we'll have marine and navy bands playing music and really, really keep this to be the epicenter of the city. >> and those marine and navy bands and air force bands will be going throughout the city of san francisco starting today, playing in 30 different neighborhoods for the rest of this week. there's also the parade of ships that's going to be happening on friday. and then of course, the weekend rounds out with the air show featuring the blue angels gasia. and i'm so glad those temperatures in the 90s won't be a reality by the time we get to the end of the week. ali, thank you for that. cooler weather can't come soon enough. absolutely. you're hearing that from two east bay girls here. thank you again. ali. rasmus, a quick peek at the upcoming schedule for fleet week here on friday, the parade of ships gets underway at 11 a.m. there's also the air show. the blue angels usually take to the sky around three in the afternoon. the air show also happens saturday and then sunday. it goes from 11 to 4. of course, the ship tour is ali reference. get underway on wednesday. more homes are now being

is immediate sometimes kind of betrays it, advocating for putting the marines in mexico city, but with a very small footprint, you can bring in offensive cyber, you can start jamming up their communications, their cash, putting them on their back foot, disrupting operations. that is the type of unconventional thinking in warfare that i talk about in the book. takes a different mindset. a different way of thinking and leading. in one chapter i call it bottoms up leadership. and what i think, face the unconventional threats and hybrid warfare we are single over the world. >> are you pushing for this kind of special forces, green beret presence in mexico to help advise the mexican military? >> look, the initial pushback obviously is, the mexican government isn't on board. the colombian government is. if you look at the history of it, the strongest government end -- was not initially. president clinton and then president bush said we're going to do this one way or another. we prefer you work with us. i think we need to take that approach. with the mexican government, given the destabilizat

well, talk to us about this annual partnership between the city of san francisco, the navy and the marinecorps. how do you partner together and prepare for a catastrophic event? yeah. so we have the unique opportunity during fleet week to test the city's plans and partnership with the navy and the marine corps and, and practice how we work together to provide humanitarian assistance to san francisco after a catastrophic natural disaster, like an earthquake. so, so for this year, we're going to focus on our ability to bring our disaster service workers, which are city employees, back into san francisco, and our first responders, while after a major earthquake, while the bridges are being inspected, or if the bridges have been damaged from the earthquake. so we're bringing staff in from on ferries from different parts of the bay area outside of san francisco. and that is a lot of coordination. we're going to see that drill later this morning that will start. the different drills will start at six, starting at six. yes. and we're and we're also going to focus on route reopening. so clearing

navy and marines teamed up for a drill on the city's waterfront. >> as ktvu, james torres tells us, the part of a full scale exercise with the department of defense and other local and state agencies. >> a marine helicopter sits on the uss tripoli, docked at pier 30. that means fleet week is well underway. >> it's been a really great experience getting out around the neighborhoods. food is great. people are incredibly welcoming. >> part of the week is a recruiting trip for the u.s. military, and a chance to show all of us what the federal government is capable of. >> so it's great to be home. >> colonel matt mulvey is with the u.s. marines. he married in san francisco 19 years ago. he's here today to help run a full scale exercise drill where first responders, military, and about 30 other local and state agencies work together to respond to a catastrophic event. >> it's a pleasure for us to do particularly on the home soil, and we don't always get a chance to do that when we're working in foreign places. so the marines and sailors are happy to be here. >> today they practice getting dis

city. the marine vet charged with manslaughter for putting jordan neely into a deadly chokehold last year onubway car. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: daniel penny could face 19 years, he is charged with manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. jordan neely was screaming and acting threatening to other passengers when he entered the train. daniel penny said he was trying to protect commuters and did not intent to kill jordan neely, just hold him down until law enforcement arrived. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> brooke: they held assigns that said no to white supremacy violence. jordan neely attorney reacting to the trial yesterday. listen. >> someone got on the train and screaming and someone choked that person to death. those things will never balance out and no justification that can make those balance out. >> brooke: that is daniel penny's attorneys. >> all the evidence we can get, we will use. if there are rulings not in our favor to present, we will work around that, amount of evidence is overwhelming. >> trial could last six weeks. ainsl

city there. but some fog is made it to the marin and sonoma coast. so look at santa rosa airport 45. 54 also on the stanford campus there, palo alto, not as hot today. it will still be hot though. away from the coast. patchy fog. nice but cooler by the beaches. nice to warm around the bay. there's a lot of high clouds so you know the combination. you can see that right there. that's kind of filtering in that system to the north. lots of rain up in seattle, by the way, but fog, high clouds, cooler coast and bay still hot inland. temperatures are well above average here, so we're not coming down that much. but there is a little bit of a difference here today 70s, 80s, 90s to still livermore 102. all right. south here. all of a sudden it got busy. and we will begin. what? bay bridge somewhere else. >> this time we have to go to san jose because we have a near crash. steve. northbound 101 after six, 82, 80. it's reported there, and i'm just kind of looking around the details because there's a backup even after that. so the crash is there and the backup i

jury selection cabins today in the manslaughter trial of former marine killed a homeless man in new york cityheryl: , jury selection does begin, today, against u.s. marine veteran daniel penny charged with manslaughter placing a homeless man allegedly acting, threatening towards other subway passengers into a deadly chokehold in may 2023 could face up to 15 years ifing convicted of criminally negligent homicide the jury reportedly asked what they would do if in penny's situation, jury selection 9:30 a.m. eastern time. the ongoing strike international association machinists areas workers say deal includes 35% pay hike, more incentives 7,000 dollar, 12% contributions to 401(k)s, and 5,000 dollar bonus into same accounts, machinists vote wednesday that is same day boeing has their quarterly earnings report before market opens stock on this news up 3 1/2%, the world series set los angeles dodgers heading to championship after take down new york mets 10 to 5 game six of nlcs. >> on the verge of, got it, [cheers and applause] >> alive, heeded to do world series --. cheryl: dodgers record 25th natio

city celebrates the u.s. navy coast guard and marine corps and fan favorite events like the blue angels air show ship tours and military displaced take over the city down on the marina green. you know, you will have the humanitarian assistance village. >> which is a big static display of 5 of show the capabilities of the military on how they can support disaster response and humanitarian assistance missions, stem education center down there in a career center. of course, just a big festive environment all week long throughout the city over 30 military band concert will perform starting monday. >> sf fleet week is also bringing back fleet that's taking place this weekend. fleet fast-forward where basically lighting up piers, 30 32 with bands with music all day long with activities, family family, fun. we're bringing in pop-up museum to commemorate the port chicago, 50, the marina green is also a free location where you can watch the airshow said thursday afternoon is when we have the practice show before they fly in the afternoon. they will be doing circle. unrivaled maneuvers flying over the city, getting the

city celebrates the u.s. navy coast guard and marine corps and fan favorite events like the blue angels air show ship tours and military displaced take over the city down on the marina green. you know, you will have the humanitarian assistance village. >> which is a big static display of 5 of show the capabilities of the military on how they can support disaster response and humanitarian assistance missions, stem education center down there in a career center. of course, just a big festive environment all week long throughout the city over 30 military band concert will perform starting monday. >> sf fleet week is also bringing back fleet that's taking place this weekend. fleet fest where where where basically lighting up piers 30 32 with bands with music all day long. >> with activities, family family, fun. we're bringing in pop-up museum to commemorate the port chicago, 50, the marina green is also a free location where you can watch the airshow said thursday afternoon is when we have the practice show before they fly in the afternoon. they will be doing circle. unrivaled maneuvers flying over the city, getti

marines will play today? >> yeah, well, thanks for having us here. really appreciate the city of san francisco. idents for the warm welcome that we've received. you know, your navy marine corps team, we're prepared to do this anywhere in the world. and we have done it the marines that are here, they're just back from the pacific. they're doing exercises overseas. and now they get the opportunity to practice and hone our skills in our in our own shores of the united states, particularly here in san francisco. so these, these marines, when we do it overseas, we call it foreign humanitarian assistance. what we're doing here is defense support to civil authorities and what we're trying to do is integrate the fire department, the police department, all the emergency services with the services that the marine corps brings to this exercise. so the a lot of the times, the challenges that we have is based around communications. so getting everyone integrated and operating as a cohesive organization over one common operational picture, that's what we're doing here today. >> not every radio connects with o

marines. it fly. plus, oakland cityncil members are putting the pressure on the mayor after the recent sale of part of the coliseum. why they say payment delays could affect police and fire departments and much more. as kron 4 celebrates 75 years in the bay area. we take a look at the bay area resident making a difference through volunteering. hello, everyone. kron 4 morning news on the sunday. we'll have those stories for you in just a moment. but first, let's get a look at the forecast. foggy wet kind of crazy this morning, right? dave spahr here to unpack it all. >> good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with that fog yet again today. that low level moisture will be around. it looks like through a good portion of the morning. a live shot coming into sfo. you can see some blue star to peer through just a little bit. there. give us a little shot of some sunshine, maybe perhaps get back that fog cast here. yeah, it starts to peel away in the early afternoon and you can see that window of oppor

i am a san francisco firefighter, marine corp veteran and native born san francisco and running because our city is in crisis. we have a public safety crises, housing crisis, budget crisis and corruption crisis and most of all leadership crisis. from the moment i take office this will end. i will shut down the open air drug markets that have taken over the tenderloin and south of market. restore our police department to full staffing and reform the police commission so they cannot interfere needlessly with the ability of the police to do their jobs. i will advocate for sensible housing development that provides for growth while respecting the character of our neighborhoods. reduce the size of government by eliminating redundant jun necessary commission departments and city positions. suspend funding to corrupt non profit that waste our money and engage in fraud against the taxpayer. protect small businesses and business districts from abuse by large city departments like the sf mta and i will insure that sfusd has great public schools and envy of the nation. as a lowell high school graduate this

it included more than $7 million for the city of oakland, marin and san mateo counties.ived more than $14 million. >> starting today, bart is installing new faregates at the 16th street mission bart station. bart does expect it will take about two weeks to finish construction. the next generation faregates are currently up at five other stations, two temporary gates will be open for riders. the agency says their goal is to have these new gates at all stations by the end of 2025. >> now to the race for san francisco mayor this week. the two leading candidates joined us here on ktvu to talk about their plans for improving the city. earlier today on the four, we spoke with mayor london breed, two of the top concerns for san francisco voters homelessness and affordable housing. mayor breed responded to critics who say she's putting too much emphasis on shelters, as opposed to efforts to create more units of permanent supportive housing. >> a lot of what we've had to do is change our shelter model and build it differently with navigation centers and tiny homes and other thing

ten-story building with 120 apartments, the central school of arts and the azov marine institute have been completed in mariupol, and city has been opened in debaltsevo after restoration. what do you do you think that special attention should be paid, and what kind of support would be needed in this regard from the federal center, from moscow. we see now a demand from the younger generation, after all, sports, for a healthy lifestyle, i have been going to this school since the second grade, please forgive me for interrupting, i just played volleyball, and i would not agree with the director, because volleyball has always been here and there have even been olympic champions. never before has the alchevsk sports center looked so good and been so well equipped school number one it remains to solve the issue with transport ivanovich it is necessary that the children , especially the very young ones, yes, so that the work of transport is organized accordingly, so that they can get there comfortably, of course there are corresponding minibuses that provide transportation, well, yes. we will work on this issue. in the luhansk p

city celebrates the u.s. navy coast guard and marine corps and fan favorite events like the blue angels air show ship tours and military displaced take over the city down on the marina green. you know, you will have the humanitarian assistance village, which is a big static display of 5 show the capabilities of the military on how they can support disaster response and humanitarian assistance missions, stem education center down there to career center. of course, just a big festive environment all week long throughout the city over 30 military band concert will perform starting monday. sf fleet week is also bringing back fleet that's taking place this weekend fleet festival where where basically lighting up piers, 30 32 with bands with music all day long with activities, family family, fun. we're bringing in pop-up museum to commemorate the port chicago, 50, the marina green is also a free location where you can watch the airshow said thursday afternoon is when we have the practice show before they fly in the afternoon. >> they will be doing circle. unrivaled maneuvers flying over the city, getting the lay of

this man, this in marine decided to do that and now he is being punished in the city of new york forter story out of new yorker. start spreading the news, with a three run homerun you are about to see right here for the top of the tenth inning. there it is. it is hot, it is far. new york might have a subway series a subway at world series on his hands for the first time since year 2000 but that's if the new york mets can rally and went to straight games in los angeles against the dodgers. and then maybe tomorrow if necessary. either way the worl world series begins on friday. there will be an evening game airing exclusively on fox. what's it like you read sports it. [laughter] looks at a sports fan. >> and a sports broadcaster. [laughter] free. >> listen guys this is big news but we are going to new now is make hallowing great again protect these pictures out for this assignment he is two years old pretty much a howling party last night. we have the other picture, his brother as wright was there with him dressed as a marine. their dad is a good buddy of mine, matt that i served with

city, culiacán. you went in with the mexican marines into culiacán. once again, you had to trust them. right.ng on his cell phone as the operation began. derek maltz: this particular operation in february of 2014 was the first time that the mexican marines had ever done an operation on the ground in this area because of the danger and the compromises and the risks involved. lester holt: laser focused on their mission, drew and brady and the team had narrowed down el chapo's location to a one-block radius. but they needed to find the right house and a specific door to get at him. so we sent our teams down there to do that. and they spent 24 hours in that city alone trying to pinpoint that door. lester holt: drew and the rest of the team waited at a nearby military base for the call to come in that el chapo's location had been pinpointed. in the meantime, culiacán was abuzz. fear hung in the air. rumors and text messages were flying among the people who live there. the city is lighting up. it's on fire. the lookouts all throughout the city were alerting everyone that something is not right, tha

marines. >> we've got the view of the city right there, i have never seen them play like this. >> reporter: this is an unlikely bunch, the united states military and the boys and girls club of san francisco, who as it turns out was in it for more than the scenery. what do you like about today? >> basketball and free stuff. >> my favorite part is that we get free shirts. >> reporter: it was also a chance for the team to refine their skills, ballhandling, shooting point >> this is a supercool environment for the kids to be able to say they have done something like this. >> playing with these college players, it is very exciting. >> reporter: and it was a time for some of our countries finest to shine, too. is this the best day ever? >> yes, i get to see people that have been to war before. >> reporter: coast guard, navy, marines were all on hand and they seemed to have made an impression. >> did they say that their job was hard? >> not most of them, they said it was pretty easy in their opinion. >> are you thinking about joining? >> if it is easy, i might as well just do it. >> i don't think

>> item 11, award contract pro0239, new city distribution division campus at 2000 marin construction management staff augmentation services to consor pmcm inc. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is mario valdez the contract manager for the construction management bureau. here to share information with you regarding pro239, which is our new city distribution division campus at 2000 marin. so, as you probably know from the agenda, the contract amount is 10 million, 720 thousand 500. we derive the budget based on the positions that we are seeking. the level of effort and the duration of the project. the duration is 4 years. 3 months. the challenge with a contract like this is to award the professional services just as we get ready to hit construction, and we are on track to do that and i can share some that information with you little update where we are with the construction of the project as well. if you have any questions, happy to answer. >> thank you. commissioners, any questions? commissioner rivera. >> yeah, i just had a specific question regarding refueling of the shop veh

fleet week neighborhood concert series, and this week, the navy and marine corps bands will play about 30 concerts all across the citys say it's a chance for the people of san francisco to interact with our servicemen and women. you can find out when members of the navy and marine corps bands will be coming to your neighborhood by going to the fleet week website. >> do you know who lives in a pineapple under the sea? spongebob squarepants. turning 25 years old today? to celebrate, fans will get the chance to get a taste of the famous krabby patty, wendy's krabby patty collab meal includes a cheeseburger, a pineapple under the sea, frosty, of course, and french fries. the new frosty option was inspired by spongebob's fruity home. it is made with vanilla and a swirl of pineapple and mango flavored puree. you can also try a top secret krabby collab sauce. both menu items will be available around the country, starting today. sorry if the song is now stuck in your head. >> hey, you did that for me. all right, it's 557. spirit halloween is spreading more holiday cheer this time with new christmas pop up stores. now, the st

calmly place a flag on the top floor of a multi-story building, report that the city is being cleared of the enemy, and this marine on the roof of the house holds a striped shirt in his hands, a symbol of the courage and bravery of the pacific fleet. at the same time, ukraine officially recognized only the beginning of the fighting closer to the city center. this mission was entrusted to the so -called head of the donetsk regional military administration, fillashkin. the statement was made in passing during the duty interview for the telethon. man, no children, we took the children out, they have not been there for a long time, and these 107 people who remain there, it is very difficult to get to them, to bring humanitarian aid, drinking water, medicines, because the active phase of hostilities is underway, the enemy is almost in the center of the city, the ukrainian agent headquarters only briefly mentioned several russian assaults, including in the area of ​​ugledar. almost all the messages of the general staff today are connected with zelensky, how he goes to events dedicated to the defender's day independent,