develop the infrastructure of new cities and the latest status of housing construction projects throughout the country. well, for this reason, we invited mr. dr., the esteemed managing director of new cities development company, deputy minister of roads and urban inspection, as well as mr. mohsen hormozi, deputy minister of transportation and traffic of tehran municipality, general manager of the metro, and i greet both of them. you are very welcome mr. jafari, very briefly, i want to tell you at the beginning of the program that if we want to divide the history of the new city of parand into before and after the 9th of azar, we know that the development of underground infrastructure, including railway infrastructure , is one of the most important parts of urban development. what is the difference between the bird before today and the bird tomorrow . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. birds that have been waiting for years until their city is blessed by the metro with the presence of the honorable president and the honorable minister of roads and roads, mr. dr. and mr. dr. zakani, the honorable mayor of tehran , we have brought the new cities to the limit of exploitation, considering

development of the infrastructure of new cities and the latest status of housing construction projects throughout the country. well, that's why we have invited mr. dr. alireza jafari, the respected general manager of new cities construction company and deputy minister of roads and urban development, as well as mr. mohsen hormozi, deputy minister of transport and traffic of tehran municipality, general manager of the metro . jafari, i want you to tell me very briefly at the beginning of the program that if we want to divide the history of the new city of parand into before and after the 9th of azar , we know that the development of infrastructure, including the infrastructure

city hall 3.30, this afternoon. it is open to the public. more developing news now. driverless car company cruise could soon be facing a fine of up to one and a half million dollars for allegedly trying to cover up an accident. according to court documents, a cruise car ended up dragging a woman who had been struck by another car. just prior to the cruise car, hitting her and dragging her about 20 feet as it was trying to come to a stop. this happened back in october in san francisco and state regulators are accusing cruz of trying to hide what happened from them for more than 2 weeks. this is the same incident that prompted the dmv to suspend cruises license to operate in california. the company has been ordered now to appear at a court hearing in february or at a hearing in february to determine where they're trying to mislead regulators. >> it's 608. and the first report is out now on last week's flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond that sent heavy smoke and flames shooting into the air. the report states the flaring was due to a power failure and the level of substances released

. >> developing news general motors apparent company of self-driving firm cruise is suing the city of san francisco. the company claims the city improperly overcharged them. $108 million in taxes over seven years. gm claims cruise's payroll should not be included on its tax bill because cruise is run separately. the carmaker is seeking a refund of the money, plus some $13 million in interest and penalties. the new york times is suing san francisco based openai and microsoft for copyright infringement. the complaint says both companies ai technology illegally used new york times articles to train bots like chatgpt to provide people with information. the times says it has never given permission to anyone to use its content for generative ai purposes. the paper is seeking an unspecified amount of money and the destruction of the ai models that use its journalism. openai and microsoft have not responded to the lawsuit. coming up, why wine and other liquor is going to cost you a bit more when the calendar flips to 2024. >> then a pilot makes a mistake and still avoids disaster. the afterma

developing news. general motors, the parent company of self-driving firm cruise, is suing the city of san francisco, thoughhe company claims the city improperly overcharged them. $108 million in taxes over seven years. gm claims that cruise's payroll should not be included in its tax bill because cruise is run separately. the carmaker is seeking a refund of the money plus some 13 million in interest and penalties. >> as the new york times is suing san francisco based openai and microsoft for copyright infringement. the complaint says. both companies ai technology, illegally used new york times articles to train bots like chatgpt to provide people with information. the times says it has never given permission to anyone to use its content for generative ai purposes. the paper is seeking an unspecified amount of money, and the destruction of the ai models that use its journalism. openai and microsoft have not responded to the lawsuit. consumer watchdog wants california attorney general to look into the practices of clearview ai, a facial recognition company accused of violating california privacy law . abc7 n

new city is holding another town hall meeting. this one is in fairfield. it's the 4th town hall meeting hosted by. company called california forever. the company is introducing the community development project and giving local residents the chance to make their voices heard california forever intends to release detailed plans for the project early next year. >> the oakland animal shelters hitting a major milestone. officials say more than 1000 dogs have been adopted just this year. and that translates to the lowest number of euthanize dogs in history from january to november of this year, the shelter took in more than 3,000 dogs. only 5 dogs with death by were euthanized. as of now, they say they have 72 big dogs in the shelter. if you're interested in adopting any dog, you can head to their website. the open animal shelter for details. >> coming up, 2 people killed in a head-on crash in san pow. but we'll have the latest on the investigation. plus, today marks 82 years since the attack on pearl harbor. we're going hear from the remaining living veterans on how they're remembering that day of infamy. and california's budget deficit is expected to grow tens of billions of dollars in

city hall at 3.30, this afternoon. and it is open to the public. more developing news now. driverless car company cruise could soon be fined more than a million dollars for allegedly trying to cover up an accident in san francisco. the case involves a hit and run accident back in october that through a victim in front of a cruise car which then drag that victim 20 feet is a tried to pull over state regulators accuse the company of trying to hide that or hide what happened for more than 2 weeks. this is the same incident that prompted the dmv to suspend cruises license to operate autonomous lee in california. the company is set to appear at a hearing in february to determine whether a tried to mislead regulators. >> it's 809. and the first report is out now of last week's flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond that sent heavy smoke and flames shooting into the air. the report says the flaring was due to a power failure and the level of the substances released was below state standards. stay say now, despite this contra costa county supervisor john goia says he is still concerned. >> think of

city hall at 3.30, this afternoon. it is open to the public, by the way. more developing news now. driverless car company cruise could soon be fined more than a million dollars for allegedly trying to cover up an accident in san francisco. the case involves a hit and run accident in october that through a victim in front of a cruise car, which then dragged that victim 20 feet is a tried to pull over. state regulators accuse the company of trying to hide what happened for more than 2 weeks. this is the same incident that prompted the dmv to suspend cruises license to operate autonomous lee in california. the company will appear at a hearing in february to determine whether it tried to mislead regulators. >> time now is 909. and the first report is now out about last week's flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond that sent a heavy smoke and flames shooting into the air. the report says that the flurry was due to a power failure. >> and that the level of substances released into the air was below state standards. still contra costa county supervisor john goya is concerned. >> think of a flare like an ai

of new york city's chrysler building is reportedly in talks to sell its stake after the insolvency last month. australian property company cigna acquired the property with new york retail developerpany's liquidation plan. >>> ice lannic authority says the intensity of last night's volcanic eruption is decreasing, but they warn that's not any indication of how long the eruption will last officials say the long expected eruption is not posing any threat to life the icelandic board says traffic to and from the country is operating normally. >> thank you silvana henao. >>> just want to address a story that we've been following if you're on social media, you've seen the protests, and that is some of the protests and boycotts around starbucks because of the middle east because i just got my hands on an internal memo that the ceo of starbucks has sent out to his employees, end-of-the-year kind of memo and for the first time he does address these recent protests surrounding the company. an excerpt from the note, while i'm grateful for so much, i am concerned about the state of the world we live in there are conflicts in many parts that has unleashed violence against the innocent, hate a

through a period of adaptation, companies were able to rebuild and were replaced. all our decisions and actions to develop the economy, create new jobs , improve cities and towns, improve the environment, develop the healthcare system, education, culture, sports, are united by the main goal, this is saving our people, increasing the well-being of russian families, families with children, of course , first of all. protecting people's health. the council meeting was briefly interrupted. vladimir putin called on the phone to check how the wish of a seventh-grader from st. petersburg was being fulfilled. the girl wanted to try herself as a news anchor. the head of state learned about the dream as part of the traditional wish tree event. vladimir putin called ksenia mazneva and her family and found out how her internship was going and her first television work experience. in other news, russian troops. thwarted the ukrainian armed forces' plan to seize the land corridor to crimea, the main results of the year for the country's army - reported chief of the general staff valery gerasimov at a briefing for foreign military otash. according to gerasimov, kiev

city hall at 3.30 this afternoon. it is open to the public. if you'd like to attend. developing news this morning, driverless car company cruise could soon be fined more than a million dollars for allegedly trying to cover up an accident in san francisco. the case involved a hit and run accident in october that through victim in front of a cruise car which then dragged that victim 20 feet as it tried to pull over. state regulators accuse the company trying to hide what happened for more than 2 weeks. this is the same incident that prompted the dmv to suspend cruises license to operate autonomous lee in california. the company will appear at a hearing in february to determine whether tried to mislead regulators. it's 708, and the first report is out about last week's flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond that. >> which sent heavy smoke and flames shooting into the air. the report says that the flaring was due to a power failure and the level of the substances released into the air was below state standards despite this contra costa county supervisor john goia says he is still concerned. >> think of a flare like an

stay tuned. company roost at home to provide electricity to in most areas north of the arctic circle. with us new york city 3 meters. so as we can see, one more of the arctic linux development in line with the rest of russia. but the problems posed by the arctic are more complex than elsewhere. it's a unique region, please. the environment is fragile and the residents live in extreme climatic condition. yeah, i don't deal with this and you can change everything in the arctic except the climate a little bit. because we have some bias. the floating nuclear power plant settle for nearly 5000 kilometer loan. johnny its destination was a small port town of paving northwest. if the battering strikes, the power pounds is a symbol of vladimir putin is designed to comb cadell take the the all take is the new l. durronda. immeasurable riches lie dormant tia gold uranium, brett, us, and of course oil and gas. this wealth is complicates by the 8 surrounding states including the us and most notably, right. shops which has the no just territory in the area. global warming is making the out takes minimal results, is more and more accessible. in the last 40 years, the out takes the ice exp

new city. we'll be holding another town hall meeting. will be the 4th town hall meeting hosted by california forever. the company is introducing that community development project and giving local residents the chance to make their voices heard california forever intends to release detailed plans for the project early next year. tonight's meeting will be at 6 o'clock at the fairfield community center. >> time is 7.10, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, hundreds of 9-1-1, dispatcher applications were ignored for a whole year in oakland and they have multiple open positions to fill. we'll take a closer look at what happened and the 4th republican presidential debate is in the books now. >> and boy, the candidates were taking jabs at each other with full recap. plus, law enforcement bringing some holiday cheer to kids in the south bay shopping spree. >> we're tracking rain in the forecast the next couple of hours. what you need to sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xf

new city. we',l be holding another town hall meeting. this will be the 4th town hall meeting hosted by california forever. the company is introducing the community developmentnd giving local residents the chance to have their voices be heard. california forever intends to release detailed plans for their project early next year. but tonight's meeting is at 6 o'clock at the fairfield community center. there's powder falling across the sierra right now. palisades tahoe reporting 15 inches of new snow overnight. more is expected today. the report has also been a the resort has also been making snow in the hopes of opening up more to reign as soon as possible. if you're thinking of going up there, you're driving that car. you might need to ice scraper. something they're thinking if you go there, this could be a great weekend to take lessons. and officials say here's why. >> we have a learn to ski and ride special. this only happens twice a year. it's both saturday and sunday of this weekend. it's $109 for 2 and a half hour beginner lesson, a limited beginner lift ticket and rentals. and so if all of that it's a great deal. and with this new snow on top, it's im

new city will be holding another town hall meeting. this will be the 4th town hall meeting hosted by california forever. the company is introducing a community development project and giving local residents a chance to have their voices be heard. california forever intends to released detailed plans for this project early next year. that meeting for tonight starts at 6 at the fairfield community center. still ahead, police in the south bay working to prevent people from becoming the victims of a catalytic converter theft. >> how they're getting this done why some say it's still not going to be enough. but first. why a 3rd of americans are wishing for a housing market crash. well, they got market crash. well, they got that this christmas. that's rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain,

new city. we'll be holding another town hall meeting. this will be the 4 town hall meeting hosted by california forever. the company is introducing the community development project in getting local residents. the chance to make their voices heard california forever intends to release detailed plans for the project early next year. tonight's meeting will be at 6 o'clock at the fairfield community center. >> it's a 10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, hundreds of 9-1-1, dispatcher applications were ignored for a year despite the fact that oakland desperately needed 9-1-1, operators. we're going to tell you what went wrong. >> and law enforcement officers bring some holiday cheer to a bunch of kids in the south bay. they got shop with a cop. >> and we're watching showers just north of santa rosa at what is going make its way here. an >> 8.13 is the time right now and we're checking out the snow. it doesn't look as fresh. okay. this is well, this is a live la britney. and i thought that there was some snow that was freshly fallen because we saw it. yeah, i know 67 50 and maybe the plowed justin going was last night. i don't know they get any new sn

develop an anti trafficking program. all right. we're going take a break at 9.26. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, richmond city council members are questioning a water company about it. chemical that was released. >> and that's caused a lot of complaints about a bad smell in the water from residents. and after the break, food banks are running short this holiday season. tell you how they're holding up as the is they're holding up as the is continuing climb. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ you'll never guess what we're doing to the baconator. —we're putting it... —a pretzel bun!!?? on the baconator. kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? the baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. >> we're back at 9.29. with a check of the weather outside. as we look behind us here nice and blue over the embarcadero. that's the size of the big diamond ring. the changes to get me for christmas. sure. team has been john-john there well, guys are clear i don't how to transition from >> skies are cleared ou

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companies were able to rebuild, replaced foreign components, and strengthened logistics. vladimir noted that they should become the basis of the russian economy. new jobs, improvement of cities and towns, improvement of the environment, developmentf the healthcare system, education, culture, sports, are united by the main goal, this is saving our people, increasing the well-being of russian families, families with children, of course, first of all, protecting people's health, the council meeting was briefly interrupted, vladimir putin made a phone call. to control how the wish of a seventh-grader from st. petersburg is fulfilled, the girl wanted to try herself as a news anchor. the head of state learned about the dream as part of the traditional wish tree event. vladimir putin called ksenia mazneva and her family and found out how her internship was going and her first television work experience. over the past 24 hours in the donetsk direction, russian troops stopped 17 attacks, the ministry of defense reports. the enemy was defeated near bogdanovka, donetsk republic, a total of 700 militants were eliminated ... about 30 ukrainian drones were shot down, dozens of military equipment were destroyed. the number of victims of israel