commentator i came up believe the berlin would take a significant hit if it pulled the plug on north street. it's a catastrophe if this pipeline is being abolished because energy is the main cost for everything you do so if you increase the cost for your most vital product you need then you have disadvantaged in the rural economy so german economy will have no chance on competing in the world economy and that's exactly what ones you want america 1st he wants american business to go in germany and europe will be dependent on maybe possibility from poland because if the gas pipeline is not coming we are dependent on other routes and all the other routes are dependent on 3rd parties so we will always be able to with the polish partner once. i profile a member of the opposition in belarus has been arrested on the border with ukraine it follows claims that maria kolesnikov are being kidnapped by bella russian security officials people have been protesting on the streets of minsk over kolesnikov his arrest crowds again waving the symbolic white and red flag over the opposition and chanting let he

senior politicians in berlin have been piling pressure on the government there to pull out of the north street to project over the developing case in the week we spoke exclusively with the head of the german parliament energy committee about that very issue. of north stream 2 is not putin's projects it involves a large number of european companies and is designed to ensure the security if europe's gas supply to question this project now is to shoot ourselves in the foot it is certainly not in the interests of germany or europe if there is a decision to end the project companies will be able to sue those who made the decision in this case the german government and of course it will affect gas prices it must be clearly understood that this is not a game the pressure coming from the us is already enough in my view so we are strongly resisting the american sanctions that have been imposed on companies and individuals involved in the pipeline construction this is against international law and we don't accept it i can see the many people who might not have fully understood the story thinking now wil

fire victims are encouraged to seek help at a new assistant center, it just opened at north street, elementaryl. it is open seven days a week, it will include representatives from fema, the dmv, the california deponent of insurance, and other state and county social service agencies. >>> foresters say there is hope for the ancient trees in the big basin redwood state park. many were damaged in that lightning complex fire. governor newsom got a hand on fire damage. >> many trees, over 1000 to 1500 years old. redwoods have been in what is now california for more than 20 million years. the historic headquarters were destroyed, as well as the campground infrastructure in several smaller buildings. >> redwood is a survivor. >> forrester research scientist, mark finney, has done significant fire research on the park's redwoods, saying though some trees were lost, the vast majority will survive as they have for millennia, through changing climates and humans. >> there are a lot of characteristics of redwoods that facilitate its response to fire. one is its remarkable sprouting ability. >> the governo

up with concrete specific proposals as to the future of our relationship concerning the project north streets too as well. many observers called narcos statement yesterday watershed moment is russia no longer a reliable reliable partner what does that mean for german russian relations. well knowing the chancellor having observed her for many years and having worked with her now for 3 years here in the parliament having seen the wage that she operates in that she communicates it has to be said very clearly the german government's statement yesterday not only involving the chancellor personally but also her leading ministers even the federal president has been informed was unusually strong and i think it marks a major break with russia marks a major break with german russian relations when one looks at the past one should know and i think that's important for international viewers that germany and russia are interlinked on many levels historically culturally economically in a way that few other countries are and against this backdrop the statement yesterday was truly remarkable. if you can the

derail north street into this is what this is really about ok and it's putting the germans in a very hard place because angela merkel has made it very and she's on the way out if she's made it very care very clear during this entire process that this is an economic legal agreement that has nothing to do with politics she said that and she pushed it based on those 2 principles now and really whatever is behind this gambit here once the germans to break there were and break their agreements ok which you know i don't like the american civil do it in the drop of a hat the germans are feel very uncomfortable about that and i think this is i think the pressure is not on the russians pressure is on the germans right now and george. well yes and there's obviously a very strong division of opinion within germany you have the german military and security establishment that is start really embed it in atlanta so they close to the americans. integrated within nato. and they have absolute every interest in trying to destroy this don't strain to deal however you also have the german business commu

up with concrete specific proposals as to the future of our relationship concerning the project north streets too as well. many observers called narco statement yesterday watershed moment is russia no longer a reliable reliable partner what does that this mean for german russian relations. well knowing the chancellor having observed her for many years and having worked with her now for 3 years here in the parliament having seen the wage that she operates in that she communicates it has to be said very clearly the german government's statement yesterday not only involving the chancellor personally but also her leading ministers even the federal treasury and has been informed was unusually strong and i think it marks a major break with russia marks a major break with german russian relations when one looks at the past when should know and i think that's important for our international viewers that germany and russia are interlinked on many levels historically culturally economically in a way that few other countries are and against this backdrop the statement yesterday was truly remarkable. if

it will be at pescadero elementary on north street. financial, housing, record replacement and other services will be offered. the site will be open weekdays from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. >>> the north bay has also opened new assistance centers in napa county. the health and human services campus on corporate drive is open all week starting at 9:00 in the morning. solano county residents can find help at the community college on north village parkway in vacaville. and in sonoma county. the healdsburg high school gym is open on prince street at 10:00 a.m. . >>> happening today, it's been exactly one year since one of the deadliest disasters in california's maritime history. criminal charges are expected soon after 33 passengers and one crew member died off the coast of santa barbara in a fire on the conception dive boat. the captain could face a federal manslaughter charge. according to the national transportation safety board all six crew members were asleep when the fire broke out. violating registrationlations. a commemoration virtuall

it will be at pescadero elementary on north street and financial, housing and record replacement and other services will be offered. the site will be open weekdays from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. > h ceers in napa county. the health and human services campus on corporate drive is open all week starting at 9:00 in the morning and solano county residents can find help at the community college on north village parkway in vacaville. and in sonoma county, the healdsburg high school gym is open on prince street at 10:00 a.m. >>> this morning, we're hearing from a vacaville couple whose house was destroyed by the lnu complex. they have paid their homeowners' insurance for 20 years but they claim the insurance company never notify them they were developed. the insurance company just supplied them with a letter of nonrenewal in april but they say they never got it. >> says for the following one or more of the following reasons we are not renewing your policy. i received no such letter. >> the hattons are just one of thousands of homeowners losing their insurance coverage over fire risk. some ins

up with concrete specific proposals as to the future of our relationship concerning the project north streets too as well. many observers called narco statement yesterday watershed 'd moment as russia no longer rely on a reliable partner and what does that this mean for german russian relations. well knowing the chancellor having observed her for many years and having worked with her now for 3 years here in the parliament having seen the wage that she operates in that she communicates it has to be said very clearly the german government's statement yesterday not only involving the chancellor personally but also her leading ministers even the federal presence has been informed was unusually strong and i think it marks a major break with russia marks a major break with german russian relations when one looks at the past when should know and i think that's important to our international viewers that germany and russia are interlinked on many levels historically culturally economically in a way that few other countries are and against this backdrop the statement yesterday was truly remarkable. if

police responded to north 12th street in san jose, where they found the victim, 38-year- old joscgayton suffering from a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. castillo was arrested wednesday. it is the cities 24th homicide this year. >>> ktvu has learned that the black lives matter mural that served so much controversy outside the courthouse in martinas is slated to be paved over. that is part of a street paving project approved earlier this year. >> reporter: the bright yellow letters have faded in martinas. >> they will not allow us to refresh it. >> reporter: it is still getting vandalized more than two months after it was complete. soon the mural will be covered in october as part of a street paving project the city approved in may. organizer justin gomez feels city officials are dragging their feet and finding a permanent place for civil rights art installation. >> it just shows continuing this message in martinas was not a priority for them. >> reporter: he was saddened to hear how divided the community remains over the mural at wednesday night's city council meeting

>> one possibility i see is hanford police department on north sherman street.at one sound good? >> you heard that right, siri pointing users to police departments when they ask about terrorists? apple's response this morning. >> the dungeons & dragons identity revealed in the season premiere of the masked finger, underneath the wild costume next. still your best friend. and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's journey, just better. jillian: apple is apologizing after a virtual assistant theory redirects people to police departments when asked where to find terrorists. >> reporter: where are the terrorists? >> one possibility i see, hanford police department. that is that one sound good? >> doesn't sound good. heather: a statement saying theory misinterpreted the query as users want to report terrorist activity to police. the issue has been fixed and we apolo

police say trying to cross north 3rd street from taylor street when this crash happened. both the officer and the driver were transported to the hospital. the officer has been released. the driver has major injuries, but they are not life threatening. the investigation into the circumstances of the crash is ongoing. >>> turning now to the several wildfires that continue to burn here in northern california, and the deadly north complex fire that's is burning in butte and plumas. some good news here. it is 64% contained. that fire has already burned, though, 291,000 acres, map of s that have been damaged or destroyed during the wildfire. residents can enter their address there and find out the status of their home or their business. cal fire says more than 1500 instructions have been damaged or destroyed during this fire. >>> first responder other specialists are helping to search thorough those still missing from this fire. the same task force helped with recovery efforts during the campfire of 2018. >> it is an important task what they're doing. it's not firefighting, bas

firefighters responded to the north 14th street in washington street. no one in either homeless injured. still no word on what caused the fire. in the miss of the pandemic, in the miss of a police report, they said lack of training is partially to blame. our reporter has the story. >> reporter: a body cam video was released. top brass city councilmembers said the lack of training hampered their efforts. >> we recognize we are not perfect. >> reporter: may 29th, downtown protest of minneapolis release killing of george floyd, turned violent. to san jose police officers used rubber bullets to quell and disperse the crowd causing some to suffer injuries. the department was surprised at how large and animated the crowd grew. >> we unequivocally support the full ban on projectiles and rubber bullets. >> it's a disgrace. councilmembers are considering changes. including banning the use of rubber bullets for crowd dispersal. they must identify themselves and minors under 12 cannot be handcuffed. the use of rubber bullets with the mayor calling for a band of cr

economic project no matter what else is going on we have those see heated debate over north stream both on the streets here in germany friday night in the north stream has never been a purely private sector project as the german government has repeatedly argued it is by the war in syria just by the use of a chemical weapon in souls bury the federal government is sending a message to the kremlin no matter what you do economic goals are more important to us than climate protection security policy and human rights. demanding the immediate term a nation of north stream 2 is in my view and hasty and misguided reaction but it pleases those who have always opposed the project especially the greens well as germany continues to push russia for an explanation for what happened to alexei novelli the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has said russia still waiting for information it requested from germany but still you sort of go minute of the german representative to the u.n. said the data is no longer not for bilateral relations between germany and russia but amounts for multilateral proceedings what kind o

and remind you of the temporary terminal site and takes up the entire city block by howard street on the northmain street on the east, folsom street on the south and beal street on the west. since before 2004, tjpa, the former redevelopment agency and cal-trans has been cooperating on plans for the new transit center and redeveloping former cal-trans parcel in the neighborhood and in particular to the temporary terminal site, and consistent with the 2005 redevelopment plan, a successor agency is planning for trans-bay block two which is the yellow shaded area at the south-end of the site for 100% affordable housing development and associated right-of-way. and trans-bay block three, which is the green shaded area on the map in the middle of this site for a public park and trans-bay block four which is the evening shaded area on the northern end of the site for market and affordable housing development and associated right-of-way. next slide, please. this slide shows you the same city block of land, but it illustrates the configuration and relationship of the parcels that make up the site. the b

the car was heading north on lowell street way just before midnight. he saw the car slam into a tree north of dear valley high school. the child was taken to children's hospital in oakland while the adults were taken to john mir hospital in walnut creek. so far no indication of how fast the car was going or why it slammed into a tree. >>> a welcome sight for all of us in the bay area today. it clear skies with the live shot on mount diablo. last week you could not see it for all the smoke but this week a much different story. first time in 30 days there's no spare the. day in the bay area. according to the air quality management district, most of the bay area is in the green zone which means good air quality. then people have been cooped up because of the coronavirus and then the unhealthy air. >> people are walking working out i'm healthy but i still had a problem breathing. >> joining us for the blue sky and cleaner air is phil martin. it was a really nice site today. >>> last couple days have been pretty nice. if you look hard you'll see smoke in the

. >> it happened just after 5:00 this morning on north 6th and santa clara streets. jesse gary has our report. >> reporter: a 911 call brings dozens of san jose police monda officers find a man near north 6th and santa clara streets suffering from a stab wound. >> that mail was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced deceased a few minutes later. >> reporter: the road is closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic as they search for clues and a suspect. >> we're still trying to figure out if this suspect left on foot, in a car. we want to make sure. we dot our is. and cross our t's. we don't want to leave and forget something, or neglect, you know, any piece of evidence. >> reporter: the area around city hall is a dichotomy of the success and failings of silicon valley capital. and residents say unsuspecting passersby can easily fall victim to and i'm violence. >> guy up here. stuff happens a lot. all you can do is take care of everybody that's goes close to you, man, keen close to your loved ones, man. obviously it's doesn't feel the best. >> the santa

are calling on the elders of this city and our community to meet at her church located at 121 north fixue streetat 6:30 p.m. today. rts agreed to bus in our elders. they'll stand as the buffer between our protesters and our police department. i appreciate her and others for their willingness to step up and help us through these trying times. no one of us can do anything alone. it takes people reaching across, working together to ensure that we have a brighter future. it will hear from reverend brown in a moment. we also need this community to understand the importance of the public safety building, not only does our police department reside within the psb, but our fire department's leadership and the nucleus of our cities operations reside in that building. our ability to serve the residents of our city on a daily basis depends on the service that's are held within that building. we have to protect it. there is credible information that outside agitators want to destroy the psb. that said, what truly matters is creating a city that is dedicated to serving, protecting and lifting up the least amo

2969, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service loathed at 1401 1st street north in winter haven florida as the althea margaret daily mills post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman loany. york, mrs. many mrs. maloney: i ask that members may have five legislative days to revise their remarks and include extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. maloney: i yield myself such time as i may consume the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, i am joining my colleagues in consideration of h.r. 2969 to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 1401 1st street north in winter haven, florida as the thea mills post office building. she started in winter haven's first black community where she moved at the age of 13 to live in pennsylvania with her aunt. she attended integrated schools before returning to winter haven, which was no integrated. she filed a lawsuit against the polk county board of education. the result of the