eye witnesses in also kind of around both of those, the tanks and moving deeper from the east focus olson. so codes of course and parts of the south. and we heard from one of the military's folks persons here saying that basically the army is no targeting northern central and southern garza with system attain yes, we used to put it from the sea, from the air and from land. and we also heard, of course, would be seen this report how most is engaging the army them in the, in the north know, the military had ordered a people to leave and there was another over creation or the, in the north as well yesterday for some areas of your on to send it over 450000. that's an estimate by your in agencies are on the move from the south. another 100000 uh, from uh, in the north. uh, but the problem is people say they don't know where to go. they don't feel it's safe, so they also don't have the transport necessary for some of them in the north, we've been hearing from people there on the ground that they are trapped in certain areas where heavy of fighting is going on. so the situation is extremely dive

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have to lead once again, many of them have been displaced multiple times, and that has been echoed olson, the criticism by the international community on, uh, the area know across software that has been ordered to go in the beginning of the war. and of course, this incident on sunday or with 45 people have been killed in many, a severely wounded. a created a lot of out which international lee and of course condemnation also from the united nations, but by many vote leaders, so to speak. but it hasn't really changed course it's ro is a determined to keep on going there they have said they have to go into rafa a to remove a mouse from power and know that has been repeated attempts by the international community to involve the un security council to call 465, you understand that a z area is currently circulating a draft to the un security council. we don't know when this will be voted on, but asking for a ceasefire to release all the hostages, as well as an immediate hold to the operation or the offensive in an offer. we have to wait and see how this will go down. but this comes, of course,

. >> when we first met jessie olson, she was in the middle of a multiyear project creating what's knowntal levee alongside a newly opened tidal marsh in menlo park. joining with volunteers and colleagues from save the bay, the team installed hundreds of plants that will help clean the bay waters as the tides surge in and out. >> a horizontal levee is not what you think of when you think of a traditional hardened levee. it's a gently sloping levee that comes out into the bay. >> the new tidal marsh was created from a former salt pond several months ago, when crews broke open a traditional levee to let bay waters in and it's green horizontal edge could be critical in keeping it healthy in the face of sea level rise. that's because the sloping strip acts as a stepladder, giving the marshy area room to expand. as water levels rise, it's possible for tidal marsh to get drowned out if it can't keep up pace with the rate of sea level rise, and providing these horizontal levee spaces gives them somewhere to grow upward and continue to provide that important habitat. and that list of opportuniti

. >> when we first met jessie olson, she was in the middle of a multiyear project creating what's knowna horizontal levee alongside a newly opened tidal marsh in menlo park. joining with volunteers and colleagues from save the bay. the team installed hundreds of plants that will help clean the bay waters as the tides surge in and out. >> a horizontal levee is not what you think of when you think of a traditional hardened levee. it's a gently sloping levee that comes out into the bay. >> the new tidal marsh was created from a former salt pond. several months ago, when crews broke open a traditional levee to let bay waters in, and it's green horizontal edge could be critical in keeping it healthy in the face of sea level rise. that's because the sloping strip acts as a stepladder, giving the marshy area room to expand as water levels rise, and it's possible for tidal marsh to get drowned out if it can't keep up pace with the rate of sea level rise and providing these horizontal levee spaces gives them somewhere to grow upward and continue to provide that important habitat and that list of

olson. i don't understand how to go through the process of getting permit to properly start a project and going through the planning department. this is not the only one. i'm looking at the date of proposal it is the date issued for estimate was, december first of 2014 and expiration date on it is march of 2015. and the acceptance that i see here it's, march 11 of 2015 which passed the date of documents that it was submitted. i know that going back to. sorry. sorry, i've been at the hospital all day and i have difficulty to focus, i'm a service i deal with my own issues. notice of violation was issued by inspect or behrgum. which is going to be on exhibit. >> you have 30 seconds left. there was violation which also happened to disappear, mr. behrgum canceled his own notice of violation and said that after. >> thank you, that it's time. >> thank you, we do have a few questions vice president lemberg and then commissioner tras vina. >> thank you for all the time that you put into this and we a

took to the streets of the irish capital dublin to express the support for the palestinians in gaza. olson and commemoration of the knock by the foreign minister recently confirmed that island will recognize palestinian statehood before the end of may. and then in washington, hundreds of people that voice criticism of both the us and is ready governments as a to month and not find a vestry of calls and supports as palestinian rights as an immediate and to the war on guns. a drug castro was at the demonstration in washington on this dreary day in the us capital of washington. people are braving the rate to come out and memory the anniversary of the knock by their palestinian americans and their supporters coming to the nation's capital, their chanting re palestine, and they're choosing us president joe biden of main simplicity in genocide in his support of israel's war and gaza, we have been protesting, we have been hitting the streets and we have been educating the people on the palestinian play. we see the belong, the blink checks that keep going. keep going to the israeli military and th

confess eviction because as house prices rise so do rent and leases and with them and to invest a lean, olson is afraid of losing her home. she lives in this trailer park and tim water outside seattle and then northwest united states. 2 years ago and investor bought a land here. after that, she says the rent for her plot went up 30 percent. and now it's about $800.00 a month. i think it's abuse. i think it's elderly abuse is how i feel about it. because we're elders, we bought these bought into this place for to be over forever home. the problem facing a lien and her neighbors here is that they on their mobile homes, but least the land under their feet. an estimated 6 percent of the us population live in mobile home parks, which are now being snapped up by investors. if i get another rent increase, you know, i would be less than $300.00 a month. you guys have gas to get to the doctor's unemployment. and toiletries, elaine had the pension of $1100.00 a month for low income people. mobile home parks also called trailer parks, are often the only option if they want to buy an affordable home of t

they also have been asking other neighborhoods now to evacuate their olson to move. but some say the truck because heavy fighting is going on. and of course, the situation is very critical, many of them don't have transport, it's very difficult to move when bombardment is going on. and of course, all of this is happening today. it postings are commemorating and knock the dates and national come numeration of the loss of, of the homeland and the displacement as a experience over 75 years ago during the arab israeli war and 94 to 8. that's very much in the collective memory and of course many are reminded and they see those pictures of displacement today and gaza of israel's offensive in rough uh is oh hes put relations with his neighbors. egypt under severe strain, egypt has for decades cooperated on security arrangements along its border with gaza. but cairo has now suspended the cooperation after is really troops took over the guys inside of the roof of border crossing. the move could have far reaching implications for both countries and people living in gaza is rea

historic house in terms of space exploration is one of humanities. greatest achievement is either good olson at full. okay. better than mine in china, and that own portion of the, the, the scene out that has this video has a serious story behind it. when i was commander hallowell and it came around the, come on the spy at home to i guess as crew members have survived the board launch of their russian carrier rocket. landing unharmed didn't cause ex, done by the it, there's still use a capsule had to make an emergency landing after a major propulsion failure, northland us. astronaut nick, hague, and russian cosmonaut alexi of t mean had been due to join the crew of the international space station onto i lied to him from alex on that guess flushed out. new york is here to come. i understood that i was now commanding a crew of 3 on the space station. ones is printing and i realized our mission might take a lot longer than we anticipated the slides or falls because we're not sure i said to my crew because they're going to ask us how long we can stay up here and can i do that? i, i asked them if

what is either good olson at fault, better than mine in china and that on portion the dc. now after this, this video has a serious story behind it. when i was commander hallowell, anything around there is come on, the spy at home to i guess. as crew members have survived the board launch of their russian carrier rocket. landing unharmed, didn't cause ex, done by leapt there. still, he was a capsule, had to make an emergency landing after a major propulsion failure, northland us astronaut nick, hague, and russian cosmonaut alexi of t mean had been due to join the crew of the international space station onto i lied to him for alex on the guess flush that you are not here to come. i understood that i was now commanding a crew of 3 on the space station. ones is printed and i realized our mission might take a lot longer than we anticipated the slides or falls, cuz they're not in the trip. i said to my crew, because they're going to ask us how long we can stay up here and con, setting that i mean, i asked them if they were ready and how long they were prepared to stay the number

and then olson, jamalia, that's we were just saying earlier is what had said that they've kids and it was so obviously as we were also saying they haven't fulfilled then military goals. is that what's causing the friction? what does it go beyond that? whether it's just the fact that the hostages are still there and there is no progress being made to, to exchange them for published and then prisoners. the conduct of the war is, has not changed a lot really in 8 months they, they is rarely just keep destroying and killing them. but they haven't achieved any of their 3 major goals. and it's pretty obvious that they're not going to actually use them fully. so they have to find a way to make some kind of a compromise whenever something uh happens, like they released they've, they've free of charge a chapter or 2. then you know, nothing. yeah. has poll numbers go up a little bit, but he's very vulnerable. he's not though very well, like right now you speak about trying to achieve some of these goals and that includes getting these captives back where all we got in terms of, of talks around

hanley, eli johnson, roger noel, john lockwood from the wireless selleck medications bureau, erica olsonshe knew from the office of general counsel. stacy jordan and eric route from the office of economic and analytics and joslyn james, and shawna wilkerson from the office of communication and business opportunity. we are going to get this done. let's proceed to a vote on the item. [roll call vote] >> the item is adopted as requested. madam secretary, will you announce the next item on today's agenda? >> item 2 on the agenda is titled safeguarding the open internet and will be presented by the wireline competition bureau, the chief of the bureau will give the introduction. >> thank you, madam secretary. welcome back. when you are ready, please proceed. >> good morning commissioners. the wireline competition bureau is pleased to present for your consideration declares were ruling for points of order on reconsideration that would reestablish the commission's authority over broadband internet service. i would like to thank the entire wireline bureau team for their dedicated work on this ite

with raul and denise arriaza husband and wife undivided 50 percent interest and linda lee olson and carl edward olden as trustees of the olson family trust october 16, 2014 as to undivided 50 percent interest as landlord for extended 5 year term through june 13, 2028 at base rent of approximately $39 thousand for base rent of $470 thousand. >> are roll call, please. >> on item 28, supervisor preston, aye. supervisor ronan, aye. supervisor safai, aye. supervisor stefani, aye. supervisor walton,i absent. supervisor chan, aye. supervisor dorsey, aye. supervisor engardio, aye. supervisor mandelman, aye. supervisor melgar, aye. supervisor peskin, aye. there are 10 ayes. >> the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> item 29, resolution to approve and authorize the director of property to enter into a license with honeybe food corp doing business as joll ibeeusa at license fee of $1200 annually with 3 percent. >> same house same call the resolution is adopted. please read items 30 and 31 together. >> >> 30 and 31 are two resolutions that pertain to 2550 irving street. item 30 is resolutio

berkshire hathaway director ron olson has been talking about greg abel.he would not enjoy the same freedom in the top spot. the director speaking out here and he doesn't speak out too often. saying greg abel won't have the same freedom as warren buffett. >> warren is the greatest of all time. unique individual and chairman. by definition, greg won't have the same freedoms. i think, importantly, berkshire hathaway has been going beyond any individual. it's a culture of ownership and being straight with investors and owning great businesses for the long term that will go on beyond warren. >> all right. berkshire hathaway has about $170 billion in cash. are you expecting to hear how they plan to deploy that cash? >> well, you know, you mentioned earlier the mystery stock. i don't know if we will hear any news on that this weekend. that is probably no more than a fraction of the cash award. i wouldn't expect something like a dividend any time soon. it's difficult in this market to find targets. perhaps warren will. i'm should he'll be asked about it. >> he wi

troy olson teaches high school in virginia and joins us now.ns all of us as americans and parents and educators what to do about the growing education crisis. what about this move to be more lenient with grades? what is the effect of that? >> i think it's something we've seen, you know, in schools across the country. not removed from anybody. i think a big push has been renewing and changing some policies specifically with trying to be more lenient with students. we can imagine a scenario in which school board sees students being stressed or anxious and tries to manage that with good intentions and maybe creates policies that allow students to turn in work late without penalty and ultimately that can backfire in meaningful ways. we see less learning and we can actually see teachers trying to manage students behavior with the policies being developed. >> sandra: average grades in mathematics versus actual act test scores. while the grades are going obviously up, the act math score is going down. it's not like they are learning better or taking i

the olson twins were just six months old when they started the show.ic as of late. this weekend he marked the ival. the kansas city event saw more than 20,000 fans in attendance. he had lil wayne, two chins, patrick mahomes all making appearances. kelce couldn't escape the weekend without taylor talk, asking him about his second year of his own music attended a lot of eras tours, as a good boyfriend does. what is your favorite era on the tour to watch? >> i'm a big 1989 era. but i'm not going to lie, i might be a little biassed towards the tortured poets department. just a little bit. >> yeah. well, there is a little songs for you. i get that. >> just a little biased. >> he said it will play well to the crowd at kelce jam. >> i think he just confirmed that she is -- she writes about him. >> yeah, and that last one. >> done and done. >>> next up, jennifer garner is getting in on a trend going viral on tiktok. you may have seen that. kids asking their parents on their camera how they danced in the '80s. and the moves don't disappoint. moms and dads, they

another person chris olson did something similar, but some of their followers have reacted negatively, it's too little too late, you should have been doing this all along. >> it's interesting the timing. i actually just picked up a kid from college over the weekend and that encampment that had been there was all wrong. colleges ending, commencement season, people are going home, the new way that some young people are trying to continue to have an influence. >> especially with celebrities who have a huge social media following. you start to take away their followers, that's what the influencers are helping that will send a strong message. >> valerie, thank you. >>> time now for today's money minute. melinda gates is stepping down. >> new data shows which cars were stole on the most in 2023. contessa brewer joins us now. >>> yeah, melinda gates announced today she's going on resign of the co-chair of the bill and melinda foundation. her last day is next month. she said the time is right to move forward. she made an agreement with bill to leave the foundation and she'll have an exchange

the film follows the immigrant couple vivian and olson as they struggle with olson's departure to fightar. leaving vivian to fend for herself in a dangerous small town. and joining us now the stars, actor, director, and writer of the film, vigo mortenson, also with us actress vicky creeps. good morning to you both. thanks for being here. >> that's a lot of hatds to wear on one film set, is it not? >> it sounds like i'm harboring all the work, but it's not true. all those things are done in in collaboration with other people, we had a great team. enjoyed it. >> what was it about this time, the american west of the 1860s, come upon the civil war, that fascinated you enough to do all the work you did to put it on the screen? >> we tried to make a classic western, like the ones i remembered growing up watching, you know, but there are some significant differences. the two main characters, vicky's character and mine are not anglo-saxon born in the usa characters. they don't have english as their first language. the lead character is vivian. he does go away even though he's not from this coun

michelle ellison, michael janssen, doug klein, jake lois, scott novak, eric olson, joe, jeffrey steinberg, from the office of general counsel. ken, rebecca and debra jordan, mickey, jim, and james wiley from the public safety and homeland security bureau and stephanie, garnet, suzanne, paul, roger noel, jessica quentin lee, peter, linda ray, nadia, and matthew warner from the wireless telecommunications bureau. they are broadband champions, all of them. and with that, we will take a vote on the item. the item is adopted with editorial privileges as requested. madam secretary, can you mention the next item for today's agenda? [applause] >> madame chairwoman and commissioners, items 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and eight on your agenda are enforcement actions and will be presented by the enforcement bureau. the chief of the bureau will give the introduction. >> alright, enforcement bureau, you have to follow that. >> because these items are enforcement actions, we are going to switch the order as a commission has done in the past. as with all open meeting items, the bureau circulated these to every offic

story, and there is a desire for revenge, but that evolves in a way and in the end, between vivian and olsony generally, i think forgiveness is much more important in the end than the desire for revenge. >> you live like a dog. >> the movie the dead don't hurt debuts today in theaters. well, police on the uc santa cruz campus moving in to break up a pro-palestinian protest. but we have details about what happened during the night. that's coming up. >> plus, i think it's just a disgrace and we'll keep fighting. we'll fight till the end. >> this type of white collar prosecution is core to what we do. >> donald trump now, the first former president to be convicted of a crime. what this means when it comes to november's presidential election from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark i'm allie rasmus. >> it is friday may 31st. >> happy friday dave you look stunning but you always do. >> thank you dave. that's so kind. it's so great to be with you guys this morning. also steve paulson,