for a period of time i believe they had the off-ramp at meridian closed down. they talked about reopening that, but race street has remained clear. the traffic has kind of cleared up again, so i think everything is accessible. again, once you get to park moor, you have to find a detour around meridian and auzerais avenue. back to you. >> as soon as we learned about this breaking news, we isn't out an alert to our free nbc bay area app. we're constantly updating wit new information, any developments, as they come in. to get the very latest 24/7, download it today. of course we'll continue to provide coverage of this officer-involved shooting in san jose throughout this newscast. >>> from san jose to the city by the bay this morning, it is the first day back at school for an estimated 50,000 students who attend san jose unified schools -- rather san francisco unified schools. it's not just the students who are looking to hit the ground running. >> nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab joining us live at cobb elementary in san francisco, where the superintendent spo

and just to give you some cross streets, rauf of meridian in between meridian avenue and race street and first major crossing nearby as west san carlos. according to officials, one of their officers was shot at some point. >> and from what we understand right now, they had responded to a domestic violence call. and as of right you know, that office down plus it was alleged. female officer that has not been comes from. the officers that are their here in masses. okay, michael, we're going to. >> we're going to jump in here because we're having some audio issues. you're kind of clutching out. we'll try to get that resolved. but as michael was saying was about 8.15, this morning that officers responded to one of the apartments there at this complex surrounding o'connor park. apparently domestic disturbance when they approached the front door not to make contact. that's when from what witnesses say a single shot was fired by the person inside striking a female officer who was responding. that female officers we understand has been taken to the hospital, being treated. we have no update y

the first four appalachian novels and then the fifth is blood meridian, in my opinion. his his masterpiece, his greatest work, which is a sort of sort of western, but not really in the genre. so it's a very dark, apocalyptic historical novel and those novels, they they didn't sell at the time. and they wouldn't work well now under the conglomerate era that we currently live in, at least not among commercial publishers. the second half of his career, starting with his 1992 novel, all the pretty horses, is much different. he wrote novels that still have something of that unique cormac mccarthy voice, but they're also more commercial. they're more front of the of the market. all the pretty horses. is it closer to a classic western? it's a cormac mccarthy's version of a louis l'amour novel. it tells a story of a young cowboy who goes down to mexico and falls in love, kills a man, comes home, is got nostalgia for the old west, and it's all 100,000 copies. it won the national book award. it became a blockbuster film with matt damon and the argument that i make in the book is

where we are right now is in the area of santa clara lowe's and meridian. streets all around here, all of these were blocked off for a long time. people could not get in and out of their own neighborhood. not to mention local businesses that were shut down, as you said, this lasted for hours until an arrest was made. we will see some of the police come down with a little more movement. there is still activity in this area by line oarsman. people are not exactly reach to move about the area. as for the officer, we do not know the condition of the person taken to the hospital. we do know that one person is in custody. >> what you know is happening with the neighborhood? were people sheltering in place? what was going on with that? roby yeah, a lot of that, jessica. they were worried about coming outside. some of the neighbors told us that they hold gunshots. a very scary way to start their day. to try and go to nearby businesses. they realize how serious this whole thing was. it has been ongoing since about 9:00 this morning. there has been a very serious cal

this is what we are talking about, meridian avenue is back open. the entrances to o'connor park at both ends are keeping people away from their homes. officers are going to the scene. they watch from their windows. they tried to capture the suspect. they heard the helicopters overhead. it was followed by a strong smell. >> they will try to get the suspect in custody. >> they are asking for patients from the community. >> when we heard about the shooting we updated our website. you can get the latest 24/7 on that app. you can download it today. >>> a brushfire along northbound 101. you can see the smoke here. a lot of headaches for the evening commute. this fire was sparked by coyote creek golf course. crews are battling this from the ground and air. it has burned about two acres. you might see a lot of smoke in the morgan hill area. no evacuation. that commute is problematic right now. usually is anyway. it is close while the crew works to contain the flame. >>> the ask for business owners and community members in the little saigon neighborhood. th

traffic is finally moving down meridian south, heading toward parker we are on meridian now. remember, police announced just after 15 this afternoon that a suspect was in custody, more than five hours after that initial call. it has been a shocking morning for those involved in for all those who live and work around here. moments after those flashbangs rang out in this neighborhood, officers were seen taking a man from one of the police confirming that a suspect was taken into custody. all of this after san jose police say they responded to a home for a report of a family disturbance. >> shortly after arrival, officers may contact and immediately began taking fire from the suspect. when officer was hit by gunfire and was transported to a local hospital for that injury. zach: many were close enough to be started by all the activity at the suspect was taken into custody. >> i heard a big old boom, and i thought maybe i was a little tired, because my eyes just started watering. the aroma of ammonia came over me, and i was like wow, that i saw one of the guys rubbing his eyes, an

this is at o'connor park, which is right in between meridian avenue and ray street. and we're actually now just hearing a helicopter right above this area. neighbors tell us that they did evacuate part of this complex. so to give us some, i guess visuals of this, you can see this park that you're looking at is in between apartment apartment complex. and right now it looks like the helicopter from police officials is up in the air above us circling around neighbors are out here. this part of the complex has not been evacuated, but they tell us that the other end has been on the opposite side of this park. there is a safe way that it's right off of west san carlos street. we have not gotten any word from officials of exactly what happened or exactly when it happened. neighbors tell us that all of these police officials started to arrive around 8.20, or so. so within the last hour, and you can see i mean, there's just dozens. and when it comes to the streets are blocked off meridian avenue, which is just one of the street on the side. if you're is completely blocked off

meridian and saint carlos. when police arrived, they were shot at. officers surrounded the area to box in the suspect and it turned into a standoff that prevented many neighbors from getting out of their homes. many businesses had to close to keep people away from the area. >> everything was shut down. everyone close their doors. just waiting to see what happens. >> police are not releasing any information about the officers information. >> they shut down eight after the shootings. and just a few minutes ago, it was reopen. neighbors were frustrated when they could not get back to their homes or work. you are live there now, what do you think? >> you are right, meridia is open now. we are seeing that some portions of the road are still blocked off here and on the other side of o'connor park which is just to the other side of the road here. it is blocked off as the police investigation continues. some apartments are blocked and people are trying to get back where they live. it has been a long day for people as police have continued to investigate. plu

still very much an active scene here at the corner of park moore and meridian. that's about a couple of blocks and around the corner from where an apparent gun battle led to a san jose police officer getting shot. now, show us to show you some video from earlier. san jose police armored vehicle brought merge or swat officers to the scene after gunfire broke out just before eight this morning. it all began with a report of a family disturbance near rae street and ausable avenue as officers approached the residence at the front door of the home, they were immediately met with gunfire fired by a suspect. one officers were shot by the suspect was taken to a hospital. the officer's condition has not yet been released. it's unclear if that officer returned fire or if other officers returned fire and whether the suspect was hit . now, joining me live is sergeant jorge garibay with the san jose police department. sergeant, can you tell me how the officers doing and the status of the search for the suspect? so, unfortunately, we don't have a current update for the office

meridian avenue is open, but the entrances to o'conner park are still blocked at both end, keeping some people away from their homes. officers are still near the scene. people watched from their windows as police tried to capture the suspect. many stay they were alarmed to hear an officer was shot. they heard the helicopters overhead, sirens nearby, and a strong booming noise that was followed by a strong smell like ammonia that left their eyes watering. >> i'd like to continue my day, but it is completely blocked off. trying to figure out if i can walk to my apartment. >> hopefully the officer's okay. that's first and foremost. >> sjpd is asking residents to be patient while that investigation plays out. an update to the tragic and gut wrenching story near oracle park in san francisco. the driver of a suv that hit and killed a 4-year-old girl in a stroller, that driver accused of two crimes. people leaving flowers at the intersection in the city. police aren't saying how it happened but witnesses tell us a mom and dad were crossing the street in the crosswalk with their daughter when t

hemisphere and already visible on the eastern edge, will pass into the green zone along the central meridianthis center, however, low activity, and for this reason should not affect the geomagnetic situation , the geomagnetic forecast for the week is favorable, the probability of magnetic storms is less than 10%. the probability of strong outbreaks of the highest score x is less than five percent. and finally, as our exclusive weather forecast for august promised, we will tell you right now. which regions of the country will bathe in the august heat. and where, on the contrary, to believe the autumn coolness in the last summer month , the average temperature in the west of the russian plain by about a degree it will exceed long-term values ​​in the east of the regions and in the southern part of siberia the temperature regime is expected to be within the climate, but in the urals and the north of the ob region, residents are waiting for colder than usual weather and another hotbed of heat will cover most of the far east during the rebellious days of the calendar summer central russia is wait

i learned about meridian backpacks. this is a travel agency. the beginning of spring and did an advertising campaign. the man who guessed the riddle of ship money in the amount of 20,000 dollars to get not in time, according to the official version, he died of heart failure. not everything, exactly. i checked death was an instant cut on the head received from a fall on the pavement. the deceased was a member of a certain community of elderly people behaving very strangely. korablev’s suspicion was not unfounded, half a year before his death , kulakovsky bequeathed his apartment, according to which, mikhail mikhalych, stop eleven, leaving after the funeral, said that even if this death was not the last money. we'll still have it because i called the ship. so it turns out that it’s you for now, but the case should not be raised in kulakovsky’s apartment, they could get rid of him immediately after the will was made. if he trusted others with information about the winning press. what he was afraid of was strange, yes, strange, not the right word.

san jose police are still at this command post set up along meridian. now for hours, this neighborhood was blocked off as police helicopters swat teams and officers surrounded the suspect's home in hopes of negotiating his surrender. a suspect is in custody after he allegedly shot and wounded a san jose police officer as she was responding to a family disturbance. it happened at a home near race street and ausable avenue just before eight in the morning. shortly after arrival, officers made contact at the residence and immediately began taking fire from a suspect. one officer was hit by gunfire and was transported to a local hospital for that injury. the name of that officer was withheld and her condition was not released. it's unclear whether she or other officers returned fire and whether that suspect was hit. police, city officials and residents hoping for the officer's speedy recovery. hopefully the officers okay. you know, that's foremost after the shooting. the suspect holed up inside the home and refused to come out a san jose police armored vehi

a photographer on scene tells us there were emergencies at the haas it'll right there on meridian park drive were people started experiencing an odd, metal taste in their mouths. the entire building evacuated and hazmat crews rushed in. we have reached out to the concord fire department and are still waiting to hear back. >> emotions boiling over at the san francisco unified school district over just even the possibility of school closures. the district is facing a budget deficit and dwindling enrollment with no easy options. terry mcsweeney has more. >> we are not going to have a discussion about this right now. >> the first public speaker was reverend amos brown who interrupted the meeting to demand public comment at the beginning of the meeting, not the end. board members spoke first. >> we are talking about sped students, african-american students, we are not meeting their needs. we have not owned up. it is hard to look in the mirror sometimes but our kids education depends on it. >> they are facing a $39 million current school year shortfall, declining enrollment, and teacher turn

west of the hundredth meridian was pretty much the line he, you know, he defined as the line where a farming could not succeed, at least not the scale that it had in the east or in the midwest. so he tried to sound the warning to country that the type settlement practices that have been successful, the midwest, were simply not going to work. and in the end, the far certainly in the southwest, which was the very there was just no way that a a farm a 160 acres in arizona was ever going to be able to succeed. there just wasn't any water for a lot of places. and the soil all that great. and he sounded that warning he he made it clear that water really the secret to settlement the west and a lot of the country just did not want to hear that at all because. powell was basically saying, you're never going to settle a lot of the in the western united states, the price to be paid was there was, you hundreds of thousands of farmers that came to high plains in the 1880s, 1890s, who, you know, tried to farm and were miserable failures, even under normal conditions. then when you had, you know, s

funding which rise east organizers say will be matched by national philanthropic organization, blue meridian partners. we're also excited for the transformation of rice. east >> it's not just that the senate works. it's going to mean something. it's going to be emblem of hope. >> has it made kron 4 >> although the oakland a's seem to be a step closer to leaving the bay. tonight, we're learning a number of other hurdle still need to be cleared in order for them to make the move to vegas. yesterday we learned the a's officially submitted their application to relocate the next step involves a relocation committee comprised of 3 mlb team owners who will review the application. if those 3 sign off on it, then the vote would go to the executive council and then the rest of the league's owners, all of major league baseball team owners. and you would need 75% of them to approve the move in order for it to happen today we spoke with former miami marlins president david sampson, who says even with the move there still many other steps needed to see some real progress. >> unless there's a stadium plan,

the most important meridian in the film is before it enters the municipality's program and budget organization in social security. we need to know what kind of financial flow it really is. in some places, the core of the priority hits, my dear people, thank you very much to both of you, dear guests, the program promises good days, because if this financial discipline is implemented in the government , there is no doubt that its consequences will reduce inflation and spring, and the financial environment will be clear for all the people of the country. we are the fruit of fire it is noticeable, thank you very much to the great person for the baby, mr. chenarani, and i am especially grateful for your companionship , dear viewers, and today's economy . you said that it is very easy to find a singer to promote. the opportunities can be used today, 12 hours before your arrival. 56,000 basiji had a meeting before. there are many such meetings. if there is a reminder in these meetings, for example, i will mention that if the books are available to them, they will buy them, that is, a title of 56 copi

supervision of tax sources, now when it was a number, we put sistani added value , the most important meridianore entering the municipal media program specialized in social security , is there any help that can be provided, so we need to know what kind of financial flow in places the core of the priority hits people. thank you very much to both honorable people. god willing, with the explanations given by the dear guests, the program will have good days, because if this financial discipline is implemented in the government, without a doubt, the souvenir will be a reduction in inflation and spring and a clear financial environment, it can be fruitful for all the people of our country. feel the fire very much thank you for the grand theft for the baby, mr. chenaran. i am especially grateful for your companionship, dear viewers, with the economic desk of education and training . he was also one of the guests of the national media on the reporter's day, and the activists of the industries that follow the change of books for the benefit of mr. vaezi's journalist skills training. during the visit of

international date line from the point of view of the geography of the place, a very interesting zero meridianough greenwich and 180 here in eastern chukotka, according to an international agreement, it is here that a new day begins. well, that is, they say that yesterday cannot be returned. well here i am i cross the line and in chukotka everything is possible, for example, to see a brown bear. this one is jogging through the territory of the beringia national park, but the highlight of the program, for which tourists travel to the ends of the earth. this is, of course, another large marine animal. up to 14 species of gray cetaceans, the bowhead whale gorbach, live in these places for the winter, they go to california and hawaii, and in the summer they come here to chukotka. we went out to sinyavinsk strait to see whales, of course, 100% guaranteed. no, this is not an aquarium. and the conditions are extreme, but it's worth the wait for the whales to meet people is also fun. they come close to the boats show the hind fin on it, by the way, scientists identify this or that whale. it's like hum

large number of centers of solar activity throughout the week, strong outbreaks near the central meridianthe beginning of the week, regions 34-13 and 34 15 can become possible centers of these flares, apparently already on the disk, and in the middle and ends of the week, new regions that are still on the far side, but will come out on the visible side of the sun in early september at shores of some part of the energy than, apparently, more for the future. and so, in what sense yes , they plan to grow up. the market with such words of economists, therefore yes for all, as it were, in on the whole, there is a general agreement that here is a ten-year lull, it will now end, and yet the sun will throw out the rest of its energy and set it down at the same time, given the general, suppressed energy of these old areas, the probability of strong magnetic stormy weeks does not exceed ten percent yet. the solar wind speed is expected to be stable. from space weather forecasts , let's return to forecasts of terrestrial cyclones, this week they brought rain to the european part of russia and coolne

mykola veresen, and you and i will, as usual , move around the world along the parallels of the meridian . well, let's start anyway with ukraine. military circumstances, it is easier for journalists to talk about different theories, and maybe about practice and theory, because in practice there are problems with military censorship, which is always organized anywhere in the world, anytime in the world, when there is a war, then, accordingly, not all the information, as our thugs say friends, we need to filter the bazaar. well, we are filtering now. we are waiting for ivan varchenko, you are an expert on national security issues and an officer of the armed forces of ukraine. there is just something to talk about, and about chernihiv, about this terrible tragedy, another terrible tragedy, it’s not. the first, and let's not hope that it might be the last, although i almost didn't believe it. i already have seven dead and 90 wounded. according to the latest data on the wounded, 117 people are likely to be found during this time, and i pray that there will be no more dead. here we go. to talk

bit of such recreational content , i would say so, uh, they say in the russian public that in the meridianansk lives and flourishes slava rossii well, this was obviously written by some russian woman or someone who sympathizes with the russian measure and added such photos here yes, he lives and thrives, do you know anything more about the beaches, and i will write there later and quote the reaction of ukrainians in the ukrainian public to this is the life and prosperity of berdyan beaches, this is so that you understand, uh, i don’t know what to compare with, you can compare from the subway during rush hour and from the subway 10 minutes before it closes due to the number of people there sometimes yes, that is, there are simply no people and this is august 24, it has always been the biggest and longest weekend and it was the end of the holiday season. we also say about and it was the maximum number of people. everyone came from the dnipro, from zaporizhzhia, from kharkov sometimes. that is, everyone came for the weekend, for the big long weekend . berdyansk here we see that it is simple a

. >> half of the money is coming from a philanthropy group blue meridian partners rise east is working to secure the rest from local funding. carnival is up and running at san francisco's civic center. although in these pictures, don't see very many people. there is a super slide carnival game fun. house ferris wheel, even spinning teacup right? it's along fulton street between the main library in the asian art museum. carnival as part of an effort to try to liven up downtown in the city. the four-day carnival started today. it will in on sunday. anyone over the age of 12 has to buy at least $10 worth of rides, food or games to get in. and yes, we're told there are important >> still ahead tonight, what the mayor san jose is warning to do he will do if property don't clean up vacant buildings. plus the new upgrades coming to sirens in san francisco is being done to bring the back after 4 years of silence. and we're getting answers on a mysterious company that bought thousands of acres of land near tra babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line.

. >> half of the money is coming from a philanthropic group called blue meridian partners. rise east is working to secure the rest of the money from local funding. take a look at this giant spray of water coming up from sausalito. looks like a geyser, but it's actually a fire hydrant. and it led to power outage in the north bay that affected thousands of customers. a car crashed into a power pole and a fire hydrant wednesday afternoon in sausalito on bridgeway near nevada street and the hydrant shot that water dozens of feet into the air. more than 2,500 customers were affected by this power outage that lasted because the damage lines, iowa lasted for a while. because i my gym, a vaccine was so we can do anything electric, unlike the separate or whatever they because they were all plugged anyway. they kept the hydrant fix the outage and everything was back to normal. the city of san francisco says they're going to be updating the emergency siren system following what happened in mali with the wildfires and tropical storm hilary kron four's gayle on takes a closer look. >> w

funding which rise east organizers say will be matched by national philanthropic organization, blue meridianartners. we're also excited for the transformation of rice. east >> it's not just that the senate works. it's going to mean something. it's going to be emblem of hope. >> has made kron 4 news? >> for your health this afternoon, covid-19 cases seem to be back on the rise. the cdc reports more than there is a more than 20% increase in covid hospitalizations compared to last week. doctors say that this uptick is seen mostly in patients with weakened immune systems, but there's no need to panic. according to cdc wearing a mask in areas with high rates of hospitalizations will protect against the virus. and those areas exclude about 97% of the country. >> yet face masks, in my opinion to be seen no differently than umbrellas. right. if you're whether man or woman is telling grabbing an umbrella, do want to get wet. >> doctors also suggest families get that updated vaccine when it is released in mid september. a new study finds that these vegetables here along with cauliflower could fend off

. >> half of the money is coming from philanthropy group called blue meridian partners. rice east is working to secure the rest of the money from locals funding sources. >> ferry latino organizations hosted a roundtable discussion in half moon bay today. they want to shed more light on the working conditions in mental state of farm workers living there. the event was organized by a non-profit organization called a loss. and today both local and state leaders heard from the farm workers, essential workers and other members of the coastal community. congressman adam schiff, he was also there and have this comment responding to one of the workers about gun violence in the area. purple tragedy. >> every day someone loses a loved one. while we. failed to do our >> blas says that it hopes talk will lead to greater change for farm workers as the nonprofit continues to focus its resources on creating a better and safer community. today we're learning chilling new details about what exactly unfolded in southern california. >> when a gunman started shooting people inside at orange

now on the eve of not only leguminous corn grass and straw harvesting company approached the meridiannultimate day of the competition at the second games of the cis countries brought many victories to the belarusians and vivid emotions of the fans . our boxers put nine awards in the team's treasury, and the champion. here denis matsulev started successfully at the competitions, the belarusians in shorts and sambo also continued their successful performance in swimming. and four more awards on the eve of the hosts brought game sport basketball 3x3 all the details in the reportage spectacular fights. fans could watch the day before in 3x3 basketball at the polo arena. many supported our teams in the stands, and hundreds of thousands of fans at the tv screens and we have as many as four medals from the second games of the cis countries , our men's youth team has ceased to rise to the highest level, it was really bright. emotions just overflow. this is probably one of the most spectacular and one of the most exciting sports, especially 3x3. congratulations on the good results of our teams

. >> yeah, half of the money is coming from a philanthropy group called blue meridian partners and then organizers say they're working to secure the rest of the funding from local sources. a number of other hurdles apparently still need to be cleared in order for the oakland a's to make their move to las vegas. the a's officially submitted their application to relocate as we know. but the next step involves a relocation committee comprised of 3 team owners that will have to review the application if they sign off on it, the vote will go to the executive council and then on to the rest of the owners. we spoke with former miami marlins president david samson who says that even with the move, there are still many other steps that have to be checked off in order for this become a reality. >> unless there's a stadium plan, a financing plan and idea of what the revenue will be with naming rights and projections that actually makes sense in vegas. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answ

. >> well, half of the money is coming from a philanthropy group called blue meridian partners. rise east is working to secure the rest of the money from local funding sources. former president donald trump has now been booked or was booked at the fulton county jail in atlanta thursday night on felony charges related his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. washington correspondent shot hudson joins us live from dc with more on what happened. good morning. were shot. hey, james, good morning. former president trump maintains he did nothing wrong as he left the jail last night there in atlanta. however, this is now the 4th arrest, though, for mister trump. >> it's a very sad day happened. an american first. the mug shot of a former president trump of georgia thursday night after he was processed at the fulton county jail. >> with challenge an election you should be able to challenge an election that the election was a rigged election. the stolen election he was booked on 13 felony counts for his alleged efforts to reverse his 2020 election loss in georgia. what? >> it's taken p

. >> well, half of the money is coming from a philanthropy group called blue meridian partners. so rise east is working with them to secure the rest. they'll do that through local funding. well, a number of other hurdles still need to be cleared in order for the oakland a's to make their move to las vegas. the a's officially submitted their application to relocate. the next step involves a relocation committee comprised of 3 team owners reviewing the application. if they sign off on it, then it will go to a vote. it will go to the executive council and then to the rest of the owners for a vote. we spoke with former miami marlins president david samson who says that even with this move, there are still many other steps needed to see some real progress. >> unless there's a stadium plan, a financing plan and idea of what the revenue will be with naming rights and projections that actually makes sense in vegas. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answered before. there's any t

million in local funding, which will then be matched by national philanthropic organization blue meridianumber of covid cases is leading to the return of pandemic era rules at more places around the state and country. kaiser permanente reinstalled its mask mandate for staff, patients and visitors at its hospitals and medical offices in santa rosa at sutter health in the north bay. masks are strongly recommended for patients and visitors, according to the cdc, the new variant made up more than 20% of covid cases in the us last week . barry medical researchers are trying to give voice to people who've lost their own voices to vocal paralysis. it's only been that way in the last five years. stanford researchers use implants in the head to collect signals from individual brain cells, then amplify and run them through machine learning software that translates the signals into english and puts the text on a screen. researchers say the software currently gets the text right more than 75% of the time. but a smaller vocal hillary has a better than 90% accuracy rate. we were able to decode a 50 wor

black for meridians -- floridians hold governor desantis partly responsible for what happened in jacksonvilleou have this incident occurring and if a child in florida were to go to school today this week and asked, you know, what were the dynamics that contributed to that shooting happening, a teacher might not even really be able to explain to a child based on the policies that governor desantis has championed. it might be considered woke to a claim to a child what happened over the weekend. may be discussing the march on washington for example might be ok but another anniversary that we are marking today is the 68th anniversary of emmett till being murdered which is not something that schoolchildren are supposed to learn about because it makes people uncomfortable. what really, you sound governor desantis obviously could not -- you saw governor desantis obviously could not address this horrible tragedy that happened in jacksonville but at the same time, i think somebody who has been discouraging floridians and would like to discourage the rest of the country from learning about the uglier p

. >> yeah, half of the money is coming from a philanthropy group called blue meridian partners.e east is working to secure the rest of the money from local funding. a number of other hurdles still need to be cleared in order for the oakland a's to make their move to las vegas. the a's officially submitted their application to relocate. that was the latest development. the next step involves a relocation committee comprised of 3 team owners reviewing the application. if they sign off on it, that the vote will go to the executive council and then on to the rest of the owners. we spoke with former miami marlins president david samson who says that even with this move, there are still a number of steps that have to be checked off. if we're going to see any real progress. >> unless there's a stadium plan, a financing plan and idea of what the revenue will be with naming rights and projections that actually makes sense in vegas. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answered befor

. >> yeah, half of the money is coming from the philanthropy group, blue meridian partners and then the rest of the money they're hoping to secure from local funding. well, a number of other hurdles are still needed to be cleared in order for the oakland a's to officially move to las vegas. the a's as we know, officially submitted their application to relocate the next move includes a relocation committee comprised of 3 team owners that will review the application. and then if they sign off on it, they'll move on to the executive council and then ultimately to the rest of the owners for a final vote. now we spoke with former miami marlins president david samson who says that even with this move, there are still a number of steps that have to crossed off before this is official. >> unless there's a stadium plan, a financing plan and idea of what the revenue will be with naming rights and projections that actually makes sense in vegas. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answered be

. >> half of the money is coming from a philanthropy group called blue meridian partners. rise east is working to secure the rest from local funding. congressman mike thompson announced that napa county will be getting $500,000 in funding to recruit and train farmers in underrepresented groups. the funding is aimed at boosting efforts to develop and maintain skills of farmers in napa and keep the state's specialty crops sector competitive. the grant will be given through the federal specialty crop block program. county officials say they're seeing they're doing this to attract young farmers through mentorship and apprenticeship programs. there are efforts underway right now to improve highway. 37 and now the road will receive a raise with 155 million dollars in funding that highway is considered one of the bay area's most problem, problematic stretches of highway. it connects highway 101, in the north bay to 80 in the east bay. the money is coming from the bipartisan infrastructure law. the funding will pay for elevating the highway by 30 feet over the novato creek by 2029

henry well, mike and julie san, jose police have since opened one direction of meridian here at saddle rack. but for hours, this neighborhood was locked down as officers in helicopters and swat teams try to negotiate the suspect, surrender. a suspect is in custody after he allegedly shot and wounded a san jose police officer as she was responding to a family disturbance. it happened at a home near race street and asbury avenue just before eight in the morning, shortly after arrival, officers made contact at the residence and immediately began taking fire from a suspect. one officer was hit by gunfire and was transported to a local hospital for that injury. the name of that officer was withheld and her condition was not released. it's unclear whether she or other officers returned fire and whether that suspect was hit. police, city officials and residents hoping for the officer's speedy recovery. hopefully the officers okay. you know, that's foremost after the shooting. the suspect holed up inside the home and refused to come out. a san jose police armored vehicle brought merge or swat

it will be matched by a national philanthropic organization, blue meridian partners.ise strategies will be implemented over ten years beginning in 2024, and fundraising will continue as the work unfolds. let's talk about what you are making for dinner now that children are back in the classroom. um, parents are juggling after school activities , sports homework, cross country . they're also having to make these kids dinner every night. let's see if we can reduce some of that stress by welcoming chef thomas ritchie, the co-founder and executive chef of the bay area based gobble meal kit. i have to tell you, i have two teenage boys at home. they would eat this whole table in a heartbeat. right. and you know, the stress, what you're trying to help parents with is the stress of kids are home. they're starving. you just got home from work and you need to put something on the table. exactly exactly. so i think that actually starts at a pantry level. like we don't want to wait till that last minute of like, what am i going to throw together if you have some core ingredients

it will be matched by the national philanthropic organization blue meridian partners is also kaiser's oakland thrive announced a $5 million donation today. a new effort is underway to clean up and preserve blighted, historic landmarks in san jose. mayor matt mehan and council member omar torres today announced an effort to hold property owners of historic landmarks accountable for coming into compliance with city code. he made the announcement outside the first church of christ scientist on east saint james street. it's a san jose landmark. neighbors say has become an eyesore. mayor mehan says the building is a symbol of negligence that will no longer be tolerated. he's releasing a memo to the city council calling for higher fines for building owners who neglect landmarks in creasing those fines to $500,000. and we are also asking the city to look into taking ownership of the property so that we can protect it, not just for today's residents, but future generations. as right now, san jose property owners can be fined up to $1,000 a day for building neglect. but scientists in monterey

myself and bryan norcross earlier this afternoon, we were watching this storm right along that meridian right there. this wobbles back-and-forth. that's how hurricanes move. if you stare at 'em, you see it move a little bit to the right, a little bit to the left. this motion, though, is definitely starting to leak farther off to the east. that was expected to be the case which will bring this into the eastern portion. big bend or a portion of the nature coast here when we're talking about perhaps leavy county, dixie county up to taylor county as areas that likely see some of the worst of this. let's send it back out to fox weather meteorologist bob van dylan live in clearwater beach. bob, the concern when we were talking about previously up to seven feet of surge there, that would have been on a path farther off to the east than what we got thankfully for the tampa bay area. that being said, you are still seeing some surge occurring it doesn't take a whole lot in the tampa bay area to generate a surge because of some of the factors that you told us about. >> bob: yeah. that's a huge con