i will see that when a site is malaysia, a mess of font has told through a village in northwest borneo destroying hundreds of phones and leaving families homeless. the place spread rapidly across the area of 250 square meters. no casualties was reported firefighters to use multiple water sources, including holes and drawing from a nearby river to battle the flames. the fire was eventually built on the control and investigations under way to determine the cause, clinics and indonesia of rolling out free annual health checks and a major new initiative. the aims to improve the country's pool life expectancy, heart disease strokes and to the closest to the leading causes of death. jessica washington reports from chicago. the at this clinic in east chicago and unusual birthday celebration is taking place. patients here have come to check their health for free. after receiving vouchers from the government on the birthday. i am grateful for this health check. it's like a birthday present for the people the last time i did a full medical checkup was in 1998. i was reluctant to do it before bec

and that's certainly the case for the northwest. for brisson on the island of island, we're seeing wintery weather pulled back into norway, but it is fitting lot of miles here. so winter weather as well, working its way across the northeast for western pots of russia, but things dry up across the south east for cases like grief. and it's in the on monday was the temperatures pickup here, over the next few days. they'll be picking up across the scan today via, as well as for the south of that for germany. the lin, seeing sunny skies on monday at 10 degrees celsius. as temperature as rise due to climate change, morocco is experiencing up the system trunk service on the same level as on in the ancient traditions pass down through generations may offer a valuable solution. this will new homes deal though. okay, it will show to him that he found his era exclusive persistence and ingenuity of helping the country to overcome a major challenge of its time. africa's new directions that goes of water on al jazeera, a ceiling. the facts, as th

we are brushed eventually by weather systems in the northwest of the uk, so there's always going to beit more cloud and maybe a few spots of rain, but further south, my goodness, look at that. look at all of these sunny symbols for london in the days ahead. and those temperatures will be creeping up. so it's not looking bad at all. and i'm sure if you check your weather apps over the next few days, it's not going to be looking bad at all on them either. bye— bye. salvaged after the row with president trump and jd vance in the oval office. ukraine's leader will be hoping for a warmer welcome in london, ahead of a summit with european leaders on sunday. but first president zelensky will meet with sir keir starmer, this is the scene live

we are brushed eventually by weather systems in the northwest of the uk, so there's always going to bed maybe a few spots of rain, but further south, my goodness, look at that. clash at the white house. mr zelensky said peace could only come when ukraine had a strong position for negotiations. mr zelensky is now in britain — where he is due to meet

now, we're a little bit closer to weather fronts in the far northwest of scotland here. trend into next week. the high pressure will be in charge of the weather a little bit further south. in the far north of the uk, we'll be brushed by weather systems, and you can see it from this weather map on monday — the high in the south across the english channel into

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and this happened on the anniversary of the nisqually earthquake that rattled the pacific northwest.n's alejandra guzman spoke with the seismologist about what these cuts could mean for future disasters. >> on this day, february 28th, 24 years ago, was the nisqually earthquake. this magnitude 6.8 obviously caused lots of damage in our region and a number of injuries. >> here's the epicenter of the nisqually. >> to this day. the nisqually earthquake remains the costliest quake the u.s. has seen in over 30 years since the northridge earthquake in california. this event became a catalyst for technological advancements. >> earthquake. earthquake. >> like the development of the shakealert system. >> we have seismic stations, seismometers running all over washington and oregon. >> harold tobin, a seismologist and director of the pacific northwest seismic network based at the university of washington, says pnsn has been at the forefront of earthquake monitoring for decades. the authoritative network that detects quakes for this part of the country. >> when you hear about a magnitude three p

we are brushed eventually by weather systems in the northwest of the uk, so there's always going to bef rain, but further south, my goodness, look at that. look at all of these sunny symbols for london in the days ahead. and those temperatures will be creeping up. so it's not looking bad at all. and i'm sure if you check your weather apps over the next few days, it's not going to be looking bad at all on them either. bye— bye. salvaged after the row with president trump and jd vance in the oval office. ukraine's leader will be hoping for a warmer welcome in london, ahead of a summit with european leaders on sunday. but first president zelensky will meet with sir keir starmer, this is the scene live

and finally, this bulletin, the aurora borealis has an illuminated skies above canadas, northwest territories, delighting views in the arctic region. scientists have attributes of the light show to a g. o magnetic storm. sure. good by a how full solar flare would that sit for me? elizabeth put on them for this half hour of news. boy cost is coming up next time. i'll just say era the when to induce in from the truth, the fact tag in the balance. he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being re, re these, choosing to the amplify when voices of silence agendas prevailed. attacks on the press, our next part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what has this discussion looked like? you know, right? wing and media circles again, is for 50, is being labeled with the situation. the listening post, the coding, the media analysis era, the supreme court as long hilda political boycotts or form of expression protected by the 1st amendment, the sponsor, the anti boycott bill because, you know, i think it's just the right thing to do

second one beginning to impact the pacific northwest at this time.ere's how all of this works out right now. not much to see on the radar, but as we get later into the afternoon, that first weather system is really going to get its act together, and you'll see it begin to produce those severe thunderstorms later today, probably strong winds and large hail. then that pacific northwest system makes a beeline right for the plains. that leads to the chance for some stronger thunderstorms on monday. main event though, tuesday afternoon, right here across the deep south. the folks that will be feeling the brunt of that activity right here in louisiana. and then it progresses into portions of alabama and georgia early on wednesday. tornado threat very high for us on tuesday with that weather system getting its act together. we could be seeing strong long track tornadoes with this weather system. so it's something that we certainly have to keep a very close eye on in the days to come. now, victor, we are starting to get into that severe weather season going

the second weather system is coming into the pacific northwest. at this time. neither look too formidable at this very second. however, notice what happens as we go through time. once we get to this afternoon, we are seeing that line of thunderstorm activity begin to bubble up over the plains today. then it fades away, only to come right back as that secondary system sitting over the pacific northwest right now, makes a beeline down here to the plains and the the deep south. this most severe weather will be right down into louisiana. and tuesday afternoon around one 2:00 local time. that all progresses eastbound into alabama, mississippi, georgia. yeah, we will see that as we get into the wee hours of wednesday. the potential for tornadoes very high and could only get higher as we go through time. we're talking long track, strong destructive tornadoes. unfortunately, it is that time of the year. we are going to see the threat for tornadoes statistically increase from here. on average, we see roughly 89 tornadoes during the month of march. it peaks as we get int

lower elevations, winds coming out of the northwest. some of these mountains could get up into about 50mph. so we'll continue to monitor that. otherwise, as we started off for tomorrow morning, we're going to begin here with 40s and 50s across the bay area. so it is a cool start here for us. we've totally been used to this lately. 49 in the east bay, 50 san francisco in the north bay at 46. daytime highs for tomorrow. no more 70 or 80. this is going to be hard to adjust to 62 here in martinez, 64 in san jose, 59. in oakla, also 50 san francisco to half moon bay, sierra snow. it's coming in. we'll see about a foot here for the highest elevations sunday and also monday. okay. let's bring it back into the 7-day forecast. spotty chance tomorrow night. scattered rain, thunderstorms on sunday, spotty shower on monday morning. and then as we head through tuesday, we'll be dry. a few more showers on wednesday and we get some sunshine next thursday and friday. so this is good. this will, you know, keep any kind of drought away from the bay area

pay their respect and jointly on the most recent limitations that are about to take a to, to the northwest of the board. to, well, they 1st set foot in cost of the cost of most of us would be there for if we're going to be this february, this $1.00 guy here would be that since november. and that's where the refugees provided to me. there was stuff here with the border and i'll do the job well done. yeah. you know, especially tell them to pick a sale. definitely. when you do papers, my rac, defiance has been shown. and the c c should that you, i've shown this might be the only place in the world when we come back to visit the ceiling. the civilians we have this little fingers of we found the most one very knowing some of the form is to say well, humans can do so each are just branding. but as the investor has cooled the grim reality, so more money families on both sides of the conflict, continue to search for loved ones, will never return. 25 years later, the pay and remains with hundreds still missing and the farm is left through the closer to key labelled will set to subject to subject to

literally bought to take a tour to the northwest of the border when they 1st set foot in cost of the most of us who would be the guy to be this february. there's one guy here, it'd be there since november and that's where the refugees for $98.00. 2. they was stopped here with the gorda and i'll do a few long. 21 of you as a job. well done. yeah. you only have. i not especially tell them to pick the sale . definitely when you've been papers. my rac defiance has been shown in an association that you are showing as up as might be the only flights in the world. when we come back to visit the ceiling, the civilians we have this little things of we found some of the ones are in order to move on to just say, well, humans can do so each are just brand new or both as the veterans and cool the grim reality, so more money families on both sides of the conflict, continue to search for loved ones who never returned 25 years later. the pay and remains with hundreds still missing and the families left throughout the closure to key labelled all said to subject to subject to such a music. i meant alw

now to the spring-like pattern starting to take place across the pacific northwest.have rain and snow coming in for monday. that translates to heavy rain, gusty winds, grabbing this gulf moisture as we head into your tuesday and your wednesday, and that means across the south we could see our first potential severe weather outbreak. for tuesday areas like memphis, little rock could be looking at a tornado threat, and then for wednesday across the east coast. jericka, out of the winter fire and into the spring frying pan. >> we like spring. andrew kozak, thank you. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a berkeley, california, photo exhibit is using modern re-creations to warn against history. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm getting prevnar 20 because pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital and my risk is 6 times greater because i'm over 50. the cdc just expanded its recommendation for those 50 or older to get vaccinated. you're also at risk if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions. prevnar 20 is proven to h

and that's certainly the case for the northwest, for brisson on the island of island, we're seeing wintery weather pulled back in to no way, but it is fitting lot of miles here. so winter weather as well, working its way across the northeast for western pots of russia, but things dry up across the south east of cases like grief. and it's in the on monday was the temperatures pickup here, over the next few days. they'll be picking up across the scan today via, as well as for the south of that for germany. the lin, seeing sunny skies on monday at 10 degrees celsius. the there's no limit to how far the dream contains sta in your own adventure. now counter and we only the, the world is on fire. that's how complex you to you ends. new top humanitarian official describes these will displacement time in more than 400000000 children living in or fling from complex items and many worry. humanitarian. 8, the last lifeline for millions is collapsing under the way to political games, funding cuts and growing in tennessee. the u. s as lots of the shut down.

west that's going to bring some wintry and wet weather stretching all the way down to the pacific northwest. we are expecting some of those conditions to talk to push in to california on sunday, cooling things down, but it's not the dramatic cool down we're seeing across the east coast, new york city on washington. we'll see some pretty dramatic drops as we go saturday in to sunday. but the spike that we all going to, the more in the way, is sunshine through to the side of the week on is looking very sunny across central america, the caribbean. there's lots of heat that's come back into northern parts of mexico . settled and sunny is the story here. it's pretty much the same story across the caribbean with some bus of rain for the bahamas, some whatsoever coming in to eastern parts of cuba. but it's not as well as what we're seeing across moving parts of south america. the, there's no limit to how far dream continue to study in your own adventure. now counter arrange the the, [000:00:00;00] the feel watching. i'll just say era of a mind to of all top stories this hour, the most of incident

some rain as well affecting the northwest for places like morocco and things. a stretch ton more windy across the gulf. temperatures have been sitting rather low for this time of year. it has been feeling very cold, particularly across the event. but temperature is offset to pick up over the next few days of mecca coming up to 35 degrees celsius. it will be cool enough for the noise across to kia ankara coming down to 8 degrees celsius. as a wintery mix pushes this way east. a set of head here right now, it's a 0, it's rails military is demolishing palestinian homes in parts of the occupied westbank off to forcing the residence out. plus i'm person salumi in new york where 3 pro talestine student activists are taking their university to court. i'll have the details coming up. and so that's a good book that plays in the champions trophies, semi finals even though the game against exhibiting the details. the in depth analysis of the days headlines is leveled on this on a capable of keeping the peace, both internally and externally informed opinion of the united s

in malaysia, a far has told, through part of a village in northwest borneo destroying homes and leaving hundreds homeless blaze spread rapidly across a densely populated area of 250 square meters, no casualties. were reported, file size is use multiple sources including boyfriend form from a nearby brothers and bass from the flames. the fine was eventually pulled on the controls and investigations underway to determine the cause. stop for the united states. national parks have been in the firing line is the trump administration 6 to con government spending. that's where he's concerned. some of the lots of stuff could endanger the nature of reserves that are considered among americans. gracious, national treasures since and model and reports the these protesters that you some of the fear for the future of america's national parks. around $1000.00 employees, 5 percent of the workforce were laid off in february as part of a cost cutting campaign by the truck administration. former staff say this was the wrong place to cut corners. people who come to these national parks to work or not maki

dryer across the north, just a few windy conditions that to be found some rain as well affecting the northwest for places like morocco and things a stretch ton more wendy. across the gulf, temperatures have been sitting rather low for this time of year. it has been feeling very cold, but to get across the event. but temperature is all set to pick up over the next few days of mecca coming up to 35 degrees celsius. it will be cool enough for the nose across the tuck here. ankara coming down to 8 degrees celsius. as a wintery mix pushes this way east. the china is experiencing a use unemployment crises. millions of university graduates are unable to find jobs or meet the families expectations. 101 east for those young jobs seeking. so they navigate, china is challenging. labor market. china is unemployed. on out to 0, the revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to offsets on our $20.00 the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching, i'll just say right. a reminder of our top story is this, our ukraine's president and ultimately lensky receives a warm welcome in the u. k. off to his foreig

some rain as well affecting the northwest for places like morocco and things. a stretch ton more windy across the gulf. temperatures have been sitting rather low for this time of year. it has been feeling very cold, particularly across the event. but temperature is offset to pick up over the next few days of mecca coming up to 35 degrees celsius. it will be cool enough for the north, across to kia ankara, coming down to 8 degrees celsius. as a wintery mix pushes this way east. the in depth analysis of the days headlines is leveled on this ami capable of keeping the peace both internally and externally informed opinion. the united states investing in the redevelopment of the, i think, could be a great idea of what again proposed to remove the people who actually live critical debate is the freezing of us a id in line with these goals inside story on out to 0 or the the world is on fire, that's how tongue collection. so you n's new talk. humanitarian official describes these will displacement time in more than 400000000 children living in or fling from conflicts,

laser this year. finally, this bulletin, the aurora borealis has illuminated skies above canada as northwest territories. the lice in view is in the austic region. scientists have attributes of the light show to a g o. magnetic storm, triggered by a powerful solar flare that sits in the elizabeth put on the inside story is coming up next. thank you for watching the had allowed after a spell of low mild weather across east asia, things of ton west to add more wintry things to will weather system that's pushed its way from the korean peninsula. on woods to japan. that's knocked temperatures down. facilities like tucked behind it. we what the development of another system hot on its hills, bringing a wintry mix to central parts of china. the winter weather splashing down towards the south were expecting that rain in hong kong and tie one over the next few days as much drive and brighter were close to most of china and the korean peninsula on monday. but here comes another blast of wet and wintery weather. we'll see that arrive in so on monday through to choose day with some improvements to come

some rain as well affecting the northwest for places like morocco and things. a stretch ton more windy across the gulf. temperatures have been sitting rather low for this time of year. it has been feeling very cold, particularly across the event. but temperature is offset to pick up over the next few days of mecca coming up to 35 degrees celsius. it will be cool enough for the know across to kia ankara coming down to 8 degrees celsius. as a wintery mix pushes this way east. the, the muslim community in diana, living in a fiber and car being killed to this country. we're blessed. we live in harmony with all different regions. i'll just have a wealth travels to south america for a guy, and he's remington, as long as the lake, and they enjoy doing it. we have a rich country in terms of diversity, and that is something that we can celebrate around the time. in diana, on alex's era, it was meant to pave the way for a c spot and ukraine. but the public meeting between presidents, donald trump, and loved him is of and speak to contentious. and the us presidents has th

some rain as well affecting the northwest for places like morocco and things of such 10 more wendy, across the gulf, temperatures have been sitting rather low for this time of year. it has been feeling very cold, particularly across the event. but temperature is offset to pick up over the next few days of mecca coming up to 35 degrees celsius. it will be cool enough for the north, across the tuck here and correct coming down to 8 degrees celsius. as a wintery mix pushes this way east the, the, the pod he came in to be the interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much an electrical terms. now, i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis times perks. there's not just one prices up via the store on tools to how does era news the watching out just here a reminder of our top story is the south. a mouse is it is ready to complete the remaining stages of th

some rain as well affecting the northwest for places like morocco and things. a stretch ton more wendy, across the gulf. temperatures have been sitting rather low for this time of year. it has been feeling very cold, but to get across the event. but temperature is all set to pick up over the next few days. america coming up to 35 degrees celsius, it will coon of other knows across takia ankara coming down to 8 degrees celsius. as a wintery mix pushes its way east as temperature as rise due to climate change, morocco is experiencing at the system. trent centers on the same level as on in the ancient traditions pass down through generations, may offer a valuable solution. this will newer homes deal, though. okay, it will show it to him that he found his era exclusive persistence and ingenuity of helping the country to overcome a major challenge of its time. africa's new directions that goes of water on al jazeera, connecting communities. what would you like to see it happen for a new syria to emerge? there's no way we could nip into country again where i see it i

now we're a massive fire has torn through the village in northwest ohio, destroying hundreds of homes, leaving families homeless. the place spread rapidly across an area of 250 square meters, no casualties. of ported on quite as use multiple water sources, including withdrawing from a nearby river to baffled the flames. the farm was eventually post on the control investigations on the way to determine the cause. clinics and indonesia are rolling out free annual health checks of the major new initiative anus to improve the countries poor, life expectancy, heart disease, strokes and chiva clauses. all the leading causes of death. jessica washington reports from chicago. the at this clinic in east chicago and unusual birthday celebration is taking place. patients here has come to check their health for free. after receiving vouchers from the government on the birthday. i am grateful for this health check. it's like a birthday present for the people the last time i did a full medical checkup was in 1990. i was reluctant to do it before because medical appointments can be expensive. who is

west that's going to bring some wintry and wet weather stretching all the way down to the pacific northwest. we are expecting some of those conditions to todd to push in to california on sunday, cooling things down, but it's not the dramatic cool down we're seeing across the east coast, new york city on washington. we'll see some pretty dramatic drops as we go saturday into sunday. but the spike that we all going to, the more in the way, is sunshine through to the song of the week on is looking very sunny across central america. the carrier being, there's lots of heat that's come back into northern parts of mexico. settled and sunny is the story here. it's pretty much the same story across the caribbean with some bus of rain for the bahamas, some west a weather coming in to eastern parts of cuba. but it's not as well as what we're seeing across northern parts of south america. the china is experiencing a use unemployment crises, millions of university graduates are unable to find jobs or meet the families expectations. 101 east for those young job seeking since they navigate china is challe

damaged and the city that's been attacked repeatedly during 3 years of war and then put you on the northwest. and the outskirts of the capital cave residents had been remembering hundreds of civilians and prisoners of war, allegedly killed by russian military units. investigations by numerous human rights groups found evidence of summary executions and false disappearances and port you up to russia, withdrew from the area in april 2022. when we're on con, joins us now for on the cave. and can you just talk us through how ukrainians are reacting to to all of the everything that's going on on over the last 24 hours the the presumably the majority of them sticking by the men's landscape? that's absolutely right. says a lot of people who suggest that this was a simple ambush of is the lensky at the white house led by trade events, the vice president and donald trump, that they wanted something like this to happen, to be able to say this way back in russia. that's why we, because we deal with this guy. so, you know, what can we do and the language coming out from total drop off, which is also a v

beautiful from the pacific northwest and beyond. instead of being routed to the pacific ocean and this has been going on for 20 years, and in order to take care of a certain species of fish which wasn't doing very well without water. that's a big deal. it's not reported. that's going to take care of farmers. it's going to whetten up the land and go all the way down to los angeles where they have curfews on water. until just recently they were going to put a number of gallons per person living in a house in beverly hills on water. you're not going to have that problem anymore. let me see what that looks like. look at that beautiful water flowing. coming in the dyadic send other means of transportation. isn't that beautiful? who would believe that? that's all water they could have had. i went to the governor during my first term and said why don't you do this and they said they have an environmental problem with clean water. if this water where they are, you wouldn't have had those fires. they make people put sprinklers in the ceiling

around the suburbs of chicago and northwest indiana for other counties that may be more amenable to yourake county want that. we've seen an influx of people from illinois who have come over and get to these policies. they like what they've seen. they likely lower taxes, economic freedom and all india has to offer. paul: any reaching out you've done saying governor to governor your governor reaching out and saying let's see what we can work out? >> we will go through a process, pass the house and work through the process, the senate and have governor braun sign a bill and hopefully his first action in illinois and hundred thousand folks from illinois since 2020, we are interested in having you and these conversations one way or the other. paul: what has governor braun said? has he just stayed quiet about it? >> we talked about it. everybody likes the idea of exploring this opportunity. a great opportunity. we had a lot of growth, indiana's gdp since the pandemic is three times illinois. paul: it is astonishing it is that fast. what's behind that? >> a lot of progrowth economic policies. w

steve, keith, mike, pat, and jim at priest lake in northwest idaho celebrating 50 years of snowmobiling right surprising kendall with a trip to new york for her 16th birthday, and it looks like you're on the stage? i need to know more. happy birthday, kendall. how about sharon, judy, barb, bonnie, and denise in orlando on a sisters trip. that looks like a party. daniel and his daughter amy brought their mugs on a trip to the spectacular monument valley in utah. wow, is that a great shot. check out jodie and paul visiting the galapagos islands in ecuador. thanks for bringing us along, guys. this one is really special, allison, richard, diana, andrea at a global health workshop in ghana where their team performed 20 complex neurological surgeries on local children in desperate need of care. just incredible work. bravo to all all of you. send us a picture of your mug. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today."

we have this northwest swell out there in the pacific and that is propping a high surf advisory from now until monday evening. as you can see, all those beaches, a shaded in purple, just be careful of sneaker waves and some high surf high as 20 feet live. look at sfo. you could see some wet roads on the ground there. so as some light showers tonight into tomorrow, some unsettled weather may be a chance of some thunderstorms. i'll have details in the extended forecast. when i come back in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks, gayle. well, bay area baseball fans celebrating the rich sports culture in oakland today. hundreds of people let out of the park for fanfest 2025. and our crop. our photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us there. >> try to statements a reader. no one ever says the a's have said will clinton in lead left but the ball is really are reading here like they've their ballpark in the heart of west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse it just painted it as mural on the side of it like see the highway. it's like president market like they're revitalizing the area

bay area continue to ride the is bringing the northern part of california and across the pacific northwest all of the cloud coverage, that is the system right now and you notice this is the jet stream i was talking about yesterday and it is going to continue to ride the jet stream . the next storm sitting back year, will be traveling down, down, towards us and by the time we step out mid next week. we already tracking the next storm system after this one. let's take a look at what we are currently seeing because it has not been all too much rain early this morning but there has been some. half moon bay you have seen to 107 inch. san jose, one one-hundredth of an inch. it is the santa cruz mountains and have seen the highest rainfall totals. over a quarter of an inch and no flooding threats but something is falling and we will take whatever way we can get because we still need it this time of year. see the swirl of that storm system, and we're on the tail end of it, so it's going to continue to dry out technically i don't want to try out too much before the summer, so let's enjoy the rain w

with france then great britain could very easily take back north america their their forts in the northwestare well manned. they the seas with the british navy and so washington to issue a neutrality to say we are going to stay out this conflict all together much to the frustration of the french who feel like that is the united states turning their back on them. so january in philadelphia with the objective to try convince american citizens, lobby the government to be more supportive of the french revolution. he also carries with them secret instructions that he hopes will force the united states to side with france if they won't do so by their own convictions. he has instructions to mobilize angry frontiersmen in kentucky to invade louisiana, which is at the time controlled by spain. their belief is that if these invade new take control of spanish louisiana, they will erect a republic, an independent republic aligned with and most importantly, those in europe will consider this an act of the united states, a group of independent rabble rousing kentuckians. all right. and so ginny arrives i

, but monetary support from a local provided for an america vista volunteer, just like my lab at northwest tower in the 2000, walking into deborah space took me back to almost 30 years ago in a start up computer lab with a couple of computers and the multiplicity of dreams that i had for the residents. but deborah's lab was solely out of date. this was 2019 and the age of rapid sophistication in emerging technologies and related apps. deborah continued you see, there are some things that i'm good at, like email or searching the internet or youtube, other things i, my grandchildren to do on my volunteer to show me. which is why i like to help in my space. and then i go on to talk about how deborah was supporting the senior assisted living community. i try to remain open as much i can to help people with the online job. a senior assisted living community, she stated as if she bore the official title of job coach for her peers, i showed them how to get on the site and schedule online appointments too. it would take a whole other book to talk about why black people over five are still in the w

one group of seven sculptures is located near the northwest corner of judah street at 43rd avenue borderingthe far out west community garden which hosts free quarterly outdoor film free quarterly outdoor film series and a second grouping of three sculptures is located at judah and the lower great highway across from the end judah train terminus and fronting the art deco restrooms and pathways to ocean beach. project artist jesse schlesinger is a multidisciplinary visual artist working in sculpture site specific installation drawing and photography. his work is fundamentally concerned with place and how the natural environment, architectural context and historical precedent contribute to experience and understanding. labor and craft are key elements of his practice. jesse is a founding artist of the minnesota street project artist studios sfmoma seca award finalist and the 2018 and 2020 artist fellow of the nea japan u.s. friendship commission. he's also has very close ties with a number of projects that are focused in this neighborhood commercial and otherwise just close connections to the

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