because the whole world is tense because of the sudanese events, sudan is definitely not the near eastt the arab countries, that is, not the arab muslim countries, to what extent is the influence of china there, is china interested in some kind of settled situation. and on the corner of africa , that is, in the red sea, this whole complex of issues, a lot of which has accumulated there and now there is also sudan, and china definitely plays a not small role, let's say in africa in general, as much as he is interested in dealing with sudan and fixing the situation on the african side, and the chinese are actively working in africa. i would say that this is such a specific chinese imperialism, they are quite active . the main goal is, of course, resources , the peculiarities of the chinese work in africa is when they come with their samovar, and practically with their workers, and their main task is the exploitation of resources. but the chinese have an advantage that authoritarian states like they do not interfere in internal affairs, they do not demand democratic elections and the like

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look at the islands of britain, australia, new zealand, the dutch indies, india, the near east, and therial, and of people's determined to resist access domination. look, too, at north america, central america and south america. it is obvious what would happen if all of these great reservoirs of power were cut off from each other either by enemy action or myself imposed isolation. first, in such a case we could no longer send aid of any kind to china for the brave people who for nearly five years have withstood japanese assault, destroyed hundreds of thousands of japanese soldiers, and vast quantities of japanese war munitions. it is essential we help china in her magnificent defense, and her inevitable counter offensive, for that is one important element in the ultimate defeat of japan. secondly, if we lost communication with the southwest pacific, all of that area, including australia and new zealand and the dutch indies would fall under japanese domination. japan, in such a case, could release great numbers of ships of men to launch attacks on a large scale against the coasts of the

gusts near 60 miles per hour howling near east bay hills. >> in that 30 to 40 miles per hour range for most of the bay area. so let's take a look at the impact. the cooler and cloudier weather had for your bay area forecast that cool sea breeze influence. >> definitely drop temperatures for our inland valleys, 5 to 10 degrees. check out conquered. only warming up into the low 70's after you were in the low 80's yesterday. santa rosa, though, pleasant temperatures at 73 degrees. as you noticed, a cool down as well. temperatures out there right now. double-digit cooling for fairfield and no surprise conquered as well. 15 degrees cooler than where you were around this time. that's why you're in the low 60's as opposed to the mid 70's that you were in around this time last night. so widespread mid 50's along the coast, the low to mid 60's as you make your way inland. bretton woods, 66 degrees. but bodega bay. 53 degrees out there right now. getting that cool. sea breeze influence and still windy out there. tracking gusts up to 33 miles per hour. for those of you in oakland and breezy along

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iran is jack sullivan, in a speech at the meeting of the washington think tank for near east policy , emphasized the necessity of resolving the issues of iran's nuclear program through diplomatic solutions, and also emphasized the vital importance of west asia and the interests of the united states, and said that our commitment to the region it does not change the disruption in the public service sector the city of dallas, america, the courts of the city of dallas and the emergency service center are the institutions that were targeted by a cyber attack . the attack took place on wednesday night, and last night the study activities were stopped. and the solutions to start it are asking for money from the people of new york to protest the murder of a black man in the city's subway , chanting slogans demanding justice . manhattan, new york strangles a 30-year-old black man in front of other passengers . it is said that the 24-year-old attacker was a us marine who was released after being questioned by the police. this number includes about 15% of the total employees and the mold. this s

turn to soner cagaptay, who's head of the turkish research program at the washington institute for near east his most recent book is a sultan in autumn: erdogan faces turkey's uncontainable forces. to use your terms, what are the uncontainable forces driving erdogan to a runoff tonight? soner: i would say the economy. he has won elections until recently on a platform of economic growth and he has never one elections well not delivering -- while not delivering both. the economy was a big factor going into the elections and the earthquake hurt his popularity. his strength is his information control, or control of information flow. he has eliminated the autonomy of many of turkeys institutions from courts to foreign ministry, to the central bank with grave ramifications for policy but also electoral boards and media. 90% of the media is aligned with him and 80% of citizens cannot read linkages other than turkish. you can curate reality. in the run-up to elections, citizens to not hear about inflation, journalists in jail, or relief agencies providing eight after the earthquake, but how erdogan

main direction , the main thing, for example, of our exports traditionally , it was africa and the near eastpe , in principle, most countries are well, the agrarian sector very often provides itself with food in europe, and they very little, in principle , import raw materials, including the extension of our duties for another year, but it is also important for many people that it is also meat, or especially meat poultry feed, milk, eggs, malt starch of heroes grape table in addition, these pipes are steel, because they had fun with the anti -dumping investigation, which suspension for a year is even extended , and these are steel products, unfortunately, our metallurgical industry is living in better times due to the destruction of many factories , the protest is still important for us and that's all what is important for many regions maksym i have a clarification on agricultural production, but in particular you touched on this topic, because even in peacetime , conditionally. they were not only between ukraine and russia, there, do you remember, this is sugar, chocolate , vegetables, frui

now is dr soner chaptie, director of the turkish research progamme at the washington institute for near eastf the book a sultan in autumn: erdogan faces turkey's uncontainable, so seemingly a comfortable win for president erdogan. nevertheless it did go to a presidential run—off. what you think lifted him to victory? i would say that recep tayyip erdogan had that helped him beginning with the complete control of many institutions including electoral boards, boards and other similar propaganda. but in the race, president recep tayyip erdogan�*s campaign spread fake news and fake pamphlets alleging that kemal kilicdoroglu was backed by terrorists and his control of institutions, he controls about 90% of the media and kemal kilicdoroglu was not given a platform to make a case that he is not backed by a terrorist of what his platform would be if he was elected so there is where president recep tayyip erdogan�*s advantages so it is not a surprising victory but at the same time, of course, it is a sign that perhaps turkey has crossed a threshold where it is almost impossible to vote at the preside

with soner chaptie, the director of the turkish research program at the washington institute for near easter president recep tayyip erdogan but it did go to presidential run—off. what do you think presidential run—off. what do you think lifted presidential run—off. what do you think lifted him presidential run—off. what do you think lifted him to victory? in the month i would say that recep tayyip erdogan had incumbency advantage is beginning with complete control of the institutions including electoral boards in turkey, for example, boyd's, news, and othersimilar example, boyd's, news, and other similar propaganda. the campaigns bed fake news, take pamphlets alleging that that kemal kilicdoroglu was backed by terrorists.— by terrorists. kemal kilicdoroglu - by terrorists. kemal kilicdoroglu was - by terrorists. kemal kilicdoroglu was not by terrorists. kemal- kilicdoroglu was not given by terrorists. kemal— kilicdoroglu was not given and a platform to say he is not backed by a terrorist. those were recep tayyip erdogan�*s advantages. not a surprising victory but at the same time it is a s

european markets, they demanded that the markets of the european union and the countries of asia or the near east were not so easy. and this is during the war, we do not forget that the war has been going on in ukraine since the 14th year, investors are here where broke through doors and windows to enter ukraine after the 14th year . yes, here is an example of the success of these reforms . thanks to this, ukraine got a free trade zone with the european union, signed an association agreement with the european union , visa-free, that is, there were actually examples of success and there were many many ukrainians did not appreciate all these people, you know, i only came to pantsirovych, you will be an adviser to president petro poroshenko, prime minister volodymyr groysman, and when he arrived, we sat there , you know, for the first time. he knows that he loves because he the great spirit of ukraine in a very well, just a great friend of ukraine, and when he arrived, we sat there for a beer after in the evening, already after the meeting , he asked me if ukrainians complain about the poles in the

then apple has non from the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in the near east. thank you very much. change. the local authorities in the city of lou bonds have reported to ukrainian missiles have hit one of the cities districts. it's a building and a densely populated residential district has been destroyed. initial reports say there are no casualties. the city has been a target of ukrainian stripes over the last 3 days with u. k supplied missiles using the attacks. according to the russian ministry of defense, britain was the 1st to pledge deliveries of the long range missiles to ukraine and are reported to have been in use after their 1st deliveries this month. archie is remind close that or breaks down this latest development. what is the goal of the collective west shipments of a long range weapons, including multiple launch rockets, systems, and cruise missiles to ukraine? well, statements from nature officials, i assure their sense to protect ukraine from russian, russian for many in the west. it seems like a noble cause, garnering public approval without

yes, this is the steppe she is the near east one spotted filipsika.it is the most then we just started to select. and when we had, ah, not quite so in theory in theory, unlike dogs. we didn't pull her in. it was she who began to come to us. that is, if we selected the wolves according to various signs, and they themselves somehow approached us, we domesticated them or under the camera and left at home tamed trained and so on. i got on various grounds that would be useful in different categories of the economy for hunting for protection. for anything . here, with cats, everything is a little more complicated. we just took a steppe cat to ourselves and in fact. we didn't do anything with her. we had stocks of grain. we have already become sedentary animals. and accordingly, we went on like this. well , i would say that the rapid economic development is due to the fact that we have the resources that we protect from someone more, from whom there is no less, but at the same time they can disappear, and just the cat she helped us. by itself , solve the pro

you think that is warm, let's head to the east bay near antioch and brentwood.spot to forecast because you guys get so warm, especially during the summer. we are seeing upper 80s as early as saturday but a contrast compared to the low 70s we are dealing with as we kick off the work week tomorrow. >>> let's take a look at the roadways right now. let's have a little bit of a bridge check. if you're getting up early, getting ready to head out the door, here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. it is quite right now, moving along really nicely in both directions. but a calm before the storm as later on today it will be busy on most of our bay area bridges as people head home or come back to the city from a long weekend. golden gate bridge, quiet for now but definitely going to be busy later on for everyone coming home. the metering lights, likely will be turned on until later this afternoon, but right now, looks good. it is a wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge and a couple other bridges also. antioch bridge, benicia as well as the carquinez bridge. coming

the agency says a pickup truck crashed into the truck weight near east 8th street and was hit by a daly city bound train. this all happened between the fruitvale and lake merritt stations but between -- at 11:35 last night, within text being built into early morning today. bartended service between coliseum and lake merritt, putting a bus bridge in place instead. the driver was tended to on scene. police investigated and conducted a sobriety test. no word yet on the findings. we have video from the train. at to have been injured. however, to what extent is still unknown. the bart driver had to be transported to the hospital. their injuries are also unknown at this hour. >> we were just on our way to the city. all of a sudden, the train started acting erratically, like it was bouncing around the tracks or something like that. then, i saw a bunch of sparks along the car window we were in. i felt a big collision and the train came to a stop. people were talking about something was on fire. we were all asked to move to the front of the train. amanda: bart says oakland pd lead agencies start

near and middle east to the space, the former ottoman empire is simply the ottoman e.ust ottoman space, respectively. well, we get turkey, which will try to maintain a balance of power and balance, potentials, the turkish republic declares itself as a world power and says that it will be a hub, a center of gravity, by the way, erdogan emphasized in his speech. e. hmm uh, elective winning speech. erdogan emphasized what was in the message. e, vladimir vladimirovich putin ’s congratulatory message also mentioned this same gas one, because everything here will definitely implement it, because it corresponds to interesting e, we get what that which will continue to move away from the west yes, and become more and more independent , we get such predictability in russian-russian relations. eh, because we already understand. uh, what are we and how can we work with erdogan, who is our president, and he is a difficult partner. eh, well, we have learned to negotiate with him. probably the most important thing here is the phrase that we have learned to negotiate with turkey e re

pouring into the air just before 8 30 this morning it happened near the southbound lanes of 8 80 near east broke our road. fire crews were on the scene very quickly to knock the fire down tonight. there is no word on what caused the fire. it's been seven years now. since the disappearance of pearl pinson in valeo, the 15 year old was abducted on her way to school in valeo. witnesses saw her being dragged off of a path injured and screaming. police identified 19 years old 19 year old fernando castro as the suspect, but he was killed in a police shootout near santa barbara pearl's blood was found in his car. the solano county sheriff's office is now urging anyone with any information that could lead to pearl pinson to call them. parents and teachers in san jose wants the senators a unified school district to do a better job, explaining the steps it will take when there is a security problem at the schools that a man comes after a student brought a loaded gun onto the willow glen high school campus. the overall consensus for parents they want faster and more transparent communication from sch

dumfries house near cumnock in east ayrshire has a long association with charles while prince of waleshe restored it and made it the base for his charity, the prince's foundation. many of the staff here know him and organised a tea dance celebration featuring that other king, elvis. he's a really genuine man. he knows everybody�*s names. dumfries house is the second biggest employer in this area. enthusiasm for the monarchy is lukewarm in many parts of scotland and recent polling suggests scots are divided on its future. so i don't think the pomp and ceremony is needed, especially when we're struggling so much because the living crisis in the country. i think it's actually quite insensitive. i think he's waited a long time to be king, but he's king. we don't need all the pomp and circumstance. an extra bank quality for the big check- sparkly hat day. the nations and regions of the uk will all contribute to the coordination in wales. the title, which king charles caddied for so long as prince of wales. this sheer horse will carry the weight of the parade on its shoulders. this horse, no

strong, onshore wind bringing in the low clouds, and thunderstorms to the east will try to drift west at times. near fresno and east of sacramento. high clouds, it might make for a nice sunrise to the east. remnants of thunderstorms from the day, mostly south of lake tahoe through the afternoon. drizzle is likely tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 50s. sunshine in the afternoon. a few high clouds, a band passing through the north bay around 5:00 tomorrow evening. we begin with low clouds, misty skies and drizzle, but should see more sunshine around the inner east bay, and south bay enough. close to 80 south of san jose, 82 at fairfield. monday, mostly 80s inland across the valleys. average is mid-80s. 90 in fairfield. 60s to mid-70s bay side and temperatures then cool down tuesday into wednesday with more winds and clouds. cooler changes middle of the week, high pressure backs off west and an area of low pressure drops down the coast to cool it down and give us breezy conditions and ongoing chance of sierra thunderstorms. and stay tuned, northern napa and lake county, the hills south of santa

tells me on wednesday night just before 10 o'clock, her son, carlos rode his bicycle to a store near the east auckland home to buy food for their kittens and cats. he has to be she got you okay, papi, okay. carlos never made it home. police say the bicyclist was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of 90/8 avenue and d street. investigators say they do not know the make or model of that vehicle. carlos died at the hospital, please. i mean, what's going on with humanity? it's unspeakable. what we are living through, and it's not right. heard that there's a mega millions. carlos just celebrated his 50th birthday in january. the family says he was self employed doing auto body repairs . they describe him as a quiet pillar of strength that he started helping to support his mom and siblings. when he was just 16. i hope that the person that is out there. i hope he's you know, seeing this and seeing how much he has affected our family. you know, we're small, tight knit family. he's gone, and i just can't believe that. i just can't believe it. i still have so much pain. the victim's sister, janie

this started near the westbound lanes just east of mcewan road. fire crews have created a line around the five acre fire and continue to mop up the area. >> we are seeing that the grasses are curing and vegetation is drying out. it still looks fairly green out here, but there is still plenty of vegetation that is dried out and is actively burning today. >>> as we head into the summer months we will see more and more of these brushfires. >> you would think we got so much rain this winter that we would not have as many brushfires, but maybe it is the opposite. we got so much >> thinnefici from ght perspect amount of moisture being held by the larger vegetation. it is the smaller stuff we have to worry about. let's tip over to the video wall and track what we call the thousand hour moisture. this looks at the amount of moisture being held by larger vegetation, specifically trees. we are looking at the diablo range. the blue line is where we have been so far this year. the redline is the seasonal minimum . the gray line is where we are supposed to be,

but the east bay will be near 90 degrees on tuesday. for mother's day, it will be a little bit cooler. awfully present. that brings a smile to the face of our sports person who just happens to be andrea. >>> the warriors season is over after a disappointing loss in l.a. so what your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. inner voice (furniture store owner):i know everything about my new furniture business... ...well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. new business? no problem. success starts with intuit quickboo

particularly near the east coast, 12/13 degrees here. here. surprisingly, high levels of pollen, higher than today for northern ireland, western and central parts of england and wales as well. as we go into wednesday it is chasing the cloud, a lot of dry weather and the weather front by that stage is pushing up through the western side of scotland, northern scotland cloudy but milder. the wind is coming from the south but nippy on the east coast and generally lighter winds here coming in off the north sea. what about the latter part of the weekend into the important weekend? unfortunately, it is looking unsettled and low pressure are driving in off the atlantic, driving in bands of showers and we finished april with showers and we finished april with showers and we finished april with showers and restart made the same way. i was hoping for something more optimistic. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at one. because you've been confronted by fighting all the way along the route. it is 800 kilometres from port sedan to the capital kh

tells me on wednesday night just before 10 o'clock, her son, carlos rode his bicycle to a store near the eastme to buy food for their kittens and cats. he has to be she got pretty okay, papi. okay carlos never made it home. police say the bicyclist was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of 90/8 avenue and d street. investigators say they do not know the make or model of that vehicle. carlos died at the hospital, please. i mean, what's going on with humanity? it's unspeakable. what we are living through, and it's not right that there's a mega millions. carlos just celebrated his 50th birthday in january. th. they de him as a quiet pillar of strength that he started helping to support his mom and siblings . when he was just 16. i hope that the person that is out there. i hope he's you know, seeing this and seeing how much he has affected our family. you know, we're smart, tight knit family. he's gone, and i just can't believe that. i just can't believe it. i still have so much pain. the victim's sister, janie tells me a witness said she saw a white vehicle taking off after the crash. the f

it's near the intersection of east tremble road and junction avenue.ater gushing out into nearby streets. san jose fire department says they do not know what caused the break. >> a live look for you in concord, this is at the john muir behavioral health center. that's where in a matter of minutes dozens of nurses are planning to walk off the job. so they're promising a one-day strike starting at 7:00 a.m., in response to stalled contract talks. union leaders claim inadequate staffing is leading to unsafe assignments. they're also asking for more competitive benefits. now, a response from the hospital says that it held some 30 bargaining sessions with nurses and made 38 contract proposals, and the provider is promising full care for patients during the work stoppage. >> you may notice some wet pavement as you head out the door. the rain lingering in the bay area. >> it's going to linger throughout today, coming in on and off. you can see the storm system spinning right over us and it's going to continue to bring more showers in the forecast throughout t

last month news broke about an environmental disaster caused by norfolk southern train to ram it near east palestine, ohio. less than a mile from the pennsylvania border. less than a -- trained around it in the subsequent hazardous relief and led to the controlled burn and the evacuation of some 2000 people. this tragic incident is a reminder of the importance of following the golden rule in treating other people the way that we would like to be treated if they -- today's hearing is an opportunity to put ourselves in the shoes of those impacted by this disaster. examining the immediate response, and to ensure long term accountability for the cleanup efforts. it is our responsibility in congress to answer, one, what went wrong. to, what do we need to do to fix it. what do we need to do to make sure that it never happens again. every so often, environmental disaster and our country underscores our responsibility to protect public health and our environment. in 1969 i recall seeing news coverage of a train spark that ignited the coyote river near cleveland, ohio. just near the mid-shipman a y

family members say 50 year old carlos smith rode his bicycle to a store near their east oakland homeme. he was hit by a hit and run driver and died later at the hospital. hope that the person that is out there i hope he's you know, seeing this and seeing how much he has affected our family. you know, we're smart, tight knit family. one witness spotted a white car speeding away from the crash scene. police are now checking surveillance video from nearby businesses as they search for that hit and run driver. happening right now. dennison san jose are hard at work this morning. they're offering free dental care to those in need. it's happening all weekend long at the san jose convention center, and that's where we find ktvu. dave deadline. who's been there all morning. long, dave. good morning. good morning, frank. you know, you kind of feel like you have to smile at one of these events, and i got to tell you people are happier to show their smiles because they are receiving this free dental care. let me step out of the way you can see dentist. they are hard at work. this is a adult cle

for the east bay, near the water, we have 65 in fremont, 64 oakland, and over to the east bay, inland valley. peninsula, you also get some afternoon sunshine and 63 here in san mateo. san francisco, i have 63 in the mission. 58 right there in the marina, and all in all a beautiful day towards the north bay, 67 in sonoma. 63 right there towards mill valley. so, again, everything is going to change for us later on this week. by thursday, friday and saturday. i'm seeing this area, high pressure build in, and this is going to be strong enough i think at this point, actually bring back some 90s. then i want to get out ahead of another turn we're going to see the in weather once we hit sunday's forecast. pretty unusual to see this set up. what we're looking at is a system moving from the east off towards the west. again, it's the opposite of how storms typically move in. it looks like now would be good enough to bring us some thunderstorms, a touch of humidity and keep that warm air. so kind of tropical here as we head through sunday's forecast. of course more updates on that as we get clos

not necessarily near san francisco but look at the east inland hills. r 80s, lower 90s near brentwood saturday into sunday. the coast is cool with upper 50s, lower 60s and a similar trend with the warm up to the santa clara valley. >>> you will appreciate this week's travel tuesday. if you ever thought about a career in aviation, now might be a good time. with the summer travel rush upon us, airlines are working hard to fill job openings to make sure that they can handle what is expected to be a high demand travel season. alaska airlines held the annual aviation day. it was the first time the 15 year event was held in san francisco. the hope is to inspire the next generation. >> that is the goal of aviation day is just to inspire these kids and introduce them to a variety of careers within the field of aviation. >> that is captain kim. she is the organizer of aviation day. >> the aviation field is growing tremendously. there is a need for pilots, flight attendants and maintenance engineers that -- it's a wonderful time to join this industry. >> she is ho

east? the country near the steve ne pro, it's believed they live near an industrial facility, and that this was kind of collateral damage. people seem like there is some kind of logic behind these attacks, but it certainly comes as a shock after basically the best part of 2 months without attacks beyond the front lines and people here and keep now very coach the fact that those area warnings are very serious indeed, that was neat. connelly reporting there from ki. let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . us regulators over the weekend took control of the troubled 1st republic bank and then sold it to j. p. morgan 1st republic, at assets worth about $230000000000.00 more than a $100000000000.00 in deposits. it's the 2nd largest retail bank to fill in u. s. history. in the u. s. a former model e g. carol returned to the witness stand today in her rape case against former president donald trump. the trial resumed after the judge denied a request by trump's attorney for a missed trial. due to alleged bias by the judge trevors accused of rap

why did your graffiti, than just give will the 30 people wounded in the east, the country near the city of new pro? it's believe they live near an industrial facility and that this was kind of collateral damage, people suffering from smoking relation and also from the explosion windows being blown out of their friends. there wasn't more recently in recent hours. we've heard more detail about other attacks. other missiles in the west, the country, there's a torment on so many ski. so it does seem like there is some kind of logic behind these attacks, but it certainly comes as a shock after basically the best part of 2 months without attacks beyond the front lines and people here in cuba now very coach the fact that those area warnings all very serious indeed and russia's crackdown on opponents of the war in ukraine has been well documented. but lately the kremlin has stepped up its efforts to stifle criticism, leading to what some a, calling the widest campaign of repression since the soviet union. recent targets have included students out of her shackles and on the run, alyssa crypt sil

why did your graphy than just give wasn't 30 people wounded in the east, the country near the stiff new pro. oh, it's believe they live near an industrial facility and that this was kind of collateral damage, people suffering from smoking relation and also from the explosion window being blown out of their friends. there was a more recently in recent hours we've heard more detail about other attacks, other missiles in the west, the country, there's a torment on so many ski. so it does seem like there is some kind of logic behind these attacks, but it certainly comes as a shock after basically the best part to month without attacks beyond the front lines. and people here and key of now very coach the fact that those arid warnings are very serious indeed. yet why is russia now intensifying those attacks given this low that there's been what i think most kind of experienced analysts the most to normally reliable. they kind of say that this is just because russia can russia use a huge number of christmas cells over the winter, over the birth 1st part of this here, attacking ukraine's energy

we will be near 80 in concord. off into the east island hills we are talking about 90s near antioch and fairfield. warm across the bay area and along the coast and into san francisco we are around average for pacifica more warmer the more inland we go. is this record breaking? by no means but we are close by >>> let's get into this morning's stories. a health advisory has been issued in martinez over a mystery mercury spill at an amtrak train station. traces of the chemical and initially they said it was a small amount. now we learn it was a lot more. contra costa health wants people to avoid walking on certain streets in downtown martinez. the amtrak station is closed until further notice. stay away from the parking lot and nearby streets. >>> in san francisco, there are more calls this morning for district attorney brooke jenkins to release video in the banko brown shooting case. brown supporters showed up at city hall to say that they are not going to stop protesting until the d.a. releases the video. brown was shot and killed by

why did yoga fi than just keep all the 30 people wounded in the east, the country near the stiff new pro. it's believed they live near an industrial facility, and that this was kind of collateral damage, people suffering from smoking relation and also from the explosion windows being blown out of their frames. there wasn't more recently in recent hours. we've heard more detail about other attacks. other missiles in the west, the country near term it was saying we need ski. so it does seem like there is some kind of logic behind these attacks, but it just suddenly comes as a shock after basically the best part of 2 months without attacks. beyond the front lines and people here in key of now very coach the fact that those area warnings are very serious indeed. meanwhile, the european union has struck a deal to resume imports of ukrainian agricultural products e u states bordering ukraine had been torn between helping their neighbor and protecting their own farmers and leading some of them to ban imports. the you hope to keep the grain trucks from ukraine on the go and europe, united uk

it's near lake almanor to the east of mineral. in the bay area, we didn't feel any of that shaking here. they felt it in the sacramento valley and down there were reports of sacramento and stockton feeling it, too. take a step back. in the santa clara valley, current temperatures, waking up to upper 40s and 50s. a chilly start to the morning. we warm up into this afternoon. san jose is getting up to the upper 70s in the forecast right around the corner with plenty of sunshine into the afternoon. amanda mentioned it. we have a major warm up around the corner into the weekend forecast. daytime highs, upper 80s and lower 90s. >>> let's take a look at the roadways. the drive toward the dublin interchange we have a lot of brake lights to 680. there is a crash. it's causing a bit of a backup. plan for that and delays. once you are heading into the altamont, a go conditions. definitely seeing slower than usual what we get on a friday. here is the map in and out of the altamont. this is counter commute. it's sluggish there. 580, 205 to 68

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