park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation committed to building a just, verdant and peaceful word. more at macfound.org. the heising-simons foundation, unlocking knowledge, opportunity and possibilities. at hsfoundation.org. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from bill and cile hicks. and the willett family foundation. (device clicking on) >> (sniffing) >> (clears throat) all right, let me just get some basic information from you. >> it's may 25, 2022, approximately 8:20 p.m. we're at the uvalde police department in uvalde, texas. >> yes, sir. >> hey, jason, philip kucia, texas rangers. >> yes, sir. >> all right, brother, this is a audio-video interview over the phone. >> okay. >> i appreciate you answering my call. >> nartor: soon after one of the deadliest school shootings in the u.s., state and federal investigators sat down with police and other law enforcement officers to ask them about their actions that

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and the california state parks foundation says it's mount diablo bike turnout. campaign raised more than $755,000 exceeding its goal of 750,000. they're raising the money so they can create. bike safety turnouts at mount diablo state park. and volunteers at glide in san francisco will be delivering more than 5500 bags of groceries around the city tomorrow. the organization says the groceries will be. culturally specific holiday items that cater to where they will be sent 6.15, and today, oakland city councilmember treva reid is hosting a food drive. >> the district 7 holiday food drive is going to be the east oakland senior center d's and jones avenues. it's from 9 this morning until noon and that drive will help feed more than 300 seniors and single parents. time now 6.15, want to take a peek at the weather from what we can see, which is not a cloudy. a little bit of fog out there for sure. we've got john with the forecast morning, john. yeah, that fog is definitely something that's getting in our way in some spots. let's look at this right here from the east ba

california state parks foundation says it's mount diablo bike turnout campaign raised more than 755 $1000. the seeding the goal of 750,000. they are raising the money so that they can create creek safe by turn out at mount diablo state park. volunteers at klein and san francisco will be delivering more than the 500 bags groceries around the city that starts tomorrow. organization says the groceries will be culturally specific for the holiday items cater to where they are being sent. happening today, oakland city councilmember treva reid. he's going to be hosting a food drive today. the district 7 holiday food drive will be at the east oakland senior center. that's on ads and jones avenue eat and jones avenue. it's going from 09:00am to noon. the drive will help feed more than 300 community seniors and single parents. i will. that's how you certainly know. it's that time of the year, the time for giving and all these different food drives, john of people are going to be out today. how's the weather going to be? well, definitely foggy this morning, reyna, but we are going to get into some c

he left more than $120,000 to the state parks foundation to build more bike turnouts on mount diablo. >> coming up next, a new poll shows with what californians favorite christmas movie is. stick with us. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >> the stage is set at the war memorial opera house for the san francisco ballet's nutcracker doors open tomorrow. the ballet first debuted in 1944, it's now a san francisco holiday classic performances go until december. 30th. tickets start at $25. and you can get yours online or by phone. >> the lineup is out for this year's noise pop festival in san francisco. the indy fest will host more than 50 music acts next year from february 22nd through march. 3rd, tickets go on sale friday morning with badges on sale. now. >> well, what is your favorite christmas movie? it could depend on wha

he left more than $120,000 to the state parks foundation to build more bike turnouts on mount diablo. >> after missing out on signing shohei ohtani last week giants landed a big name free agent hitter of their own today. next in sports, have the details in the former mvp center fielder coming to the bank. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >> well, the dmv is accusing tesla of false advertising over the company claiming its cars are fully self-driving. the department says tesla's reportedly advertising a full self-driving option on its website, but also says those cars need active supervision. the apparent contradiction may potentially violate some state regulations. ceo elon musk says since the dmv let the company exaggerate the car's capabilities for so many years. it's too late for them to take legal action. now, musk

park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more at macfound.org and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from laura debonis. and the charina endowmennt fund. (crowd cheers, whistles) >> ben reiter: it was the bottom of the fourth inning when mike bolsinger came to the mound for the badly trailing toronto blue jays. he had one job to do. >> just get one out; i mean, in theory it should be easy. >> there's another one deep to right. bautista's back, this one's gonna go... (loud bang) a three-run homerun. >> they just kept getting hits. >> carlos beltran jumps on the first pitch. >> reiter: bolsinger recounted the game on my podcast. >> i'm trying to remember a time i was rocked more than that, and i just don't remember a time. >> it truly was the most embarrassing moment in my career, 100 percent. i've never been more embarrassed of myself, ever. >> rei

he left more than $120,000 to the state parks foundation to build of those bike turnouts on mount diablo. take a look outside the 4 zone forecast we'll check the fog situation. that's interesting. like the upper part of the city. you can see market street right there on the bright lights. >> if you're heading up towards twin peaks looks clear. but down around downtown, it's covered in fog. next up for salesforce tower, of popping up right in the middle there. lawrence karnow is here. he's got a little bit more detail on what we're expecting. yes, still some low level fog out there around the bay area. think overnight tonight. i think we see more of an offshore wind kicking in and that will start to sweep out your skies from the fog. that's certainly settling in there right now. and you can see the clouds have made their way across the bay starting to make their way into parts of the east bay, at least bounce up against the east bay hills. right now, here's a neat shot from our berkeley cam. and you can see that low cloud deck stretching across the bay light shine right through it. so thi

park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation committed to building a more jt, verdant and peaceful world. more at macfoud.org. the heising simons foundation, unlocking knowledge, opportunity and possibilities. at hsfoundation.org and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from joseph azrack and abigail congdon and koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities (overlapping news footage) >> ...taken hostage. young people at a music festival murdered in cold blood by the radical islamic terrorists of hamas. >> retaliation already underway.... >> hamas unleashes a shocking assault on israel, leaving hundreds dead. >> the barbarism and the savagery stunning mankind. >> hamas taking hostages. >> israel responding, saying hamas will bear the consequences of the attack. >> narrator: it was 11 days after hamas's attack on israel. benjamin netanyahu, israel's longest-serving prime ministe

in the community who was hit and killed in 2021 and he left more than $120,000 to the state parks foundation to build more bike, turn out on mount diablo. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters and 2 candidates jumped in early to run for the seat that opened on the santa clara county board of education. jorge pacheco junior and tomorrow hall plan to run to replace trustee. joseph disalvo, an area for when his term ends in december of 2024. pacheco as a teacher at oak grove school district board member desalvo is endorsing him. hall is a middle school special education teacher and a san jose unified equity coalition member area for includes the majority of san jose unified and portions of oak grove and east side union high school districts. >> looking here at the city of san francisco, it's been a really lovely winter day out there so far today. we're going to check in now with kyla grogan so we can see >> it's going to shape up as we get into the later afternoon hours. yeah, we're looking pretty good in san francisco right now. want to start off the lake tahoe. first of all, can just th

park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of crical issues... john d. and catherine t macarthur foundation committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more at macfound.org. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. >> launch auto-sequence initiated-- a.k.a. the holy mouse-click-- for 3:45 liftoff, #falconheavy. (tweet posts) ♪ (crowd cheering and applauding) >> launch direct on countdown one. this is spacex falcon heavy, go for launch. >> ten, nine, eight... >> side booster ignition. >> six... >> james jacoby: it had all the elements of a perfect day for elon musk. >> two, one! >> lift-off! go, falcon heavy! >> jacoby: a test launch of his latest reusable rocket, the most powerful in the world, capable of deep space exploration. >> (cheering loudly) >> jacoby: it was a crucial step toward his ultimate goal, the conquest of mars. >> elon musk, i think, gets his most pleasure

he left more than $120,000 to the state parks foundation to build more by turnouts on mount the apple in san francisco, volunteers with glide bagged up groceries. they're going to give those 2 people who need them this holiday season with an 5,500 bags will be delivered all across san francisco to culturally specific holiday items that are going to have and stuffed with special foods depending on who they're going to and those bags are going to get to where they need to go to all the people to help they'll be delivered tomorrow. the forty-niners are get where they want to to the playoffs. this is yeah. this is all thanks to >> the green bay packers losing to the giants last night. so now the forty-niners have clinched. >> their spot in the playoffs. the first team to do it so far this year. course, we're jason dumas takes a closer look. >> the niners are one of the hottest teams in football. them in the cowboys are the only 2 teams on a five-game win streak ended. the niners are able to win out. they'll have home-field advantage throughout the nfl playoffs. that was a goal coming into

he actually left more than $120,000 to the state parks foundation to build more of these bike turnoutsit's not. >> san francisco volunteers bagged up groceries to give to those in need this season at glide more than 5,500 bags are going to be delivered around san francisco. >> the organization says that the groceries are specifically stocked with items that cater to the family or person that will be receiving them. so different kinds of foods depending on the culture of the person and what they can use and how they like to cook. and those deliveries are going to be made tomorrow. time now is 9.52. here's a live look at sfo in the fog. it is going to be very busy picking up, especially next week. we're triple a is thinking that 7 and a half million people are going to be flying between december 23rd and new year's eve. as for driving more than 100 million people plan hit the road and by the way, the worst days for traffic on the roads going to be december 23rd and december 28th all together about 115 million people. and they say they're going to go about 50 miles or more away from home

he left more than $120,000 to the state parks foundation to help build more of these bike turnouts. 7.50, francisco voters at glide. >> bagged up groceries. they're going to give them to those in need this season. more than 5500 grocery bags will be delivered all around san francisco and they're stuffed with goodies holiday items that are a specific to various cultures in the kind of foods that they would like and they will be delivered tomorrow. the forty-niners are officially in the playoffs after green bay lost last night to the new york giants. the red and gold first team. now in the nfl to punch their ticket to the playoffs. yeah. so lots of excitement there. kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has it all. >> the niners are one of the hottest teams in football. them in the cowboys are the only 2 teams. only 5 game win streak ended. the niners are able to win out. they'll have home-field advantage throughout the nfl playoffs. that was a goal coming into this event. but all of us, i'm kyle shanahan that's not what is on our minds right now. i'm not sure of, i let you listen to yo

he left more than $120,000 to the state parks foundation to build more bike turnouts on mount diablo.as now sided with epic games in an antitrust case against google. the jury found google abused its power in the play store on android devices, which harm consumers and software developers, epic games who made the games like fortnite filed a lawsuit against google 3 years ago. they say google prevented competition in order to protect its play store. google receives a 15 to 30% commission on digital transactions in its apps similar to apple, which won an antitrust lawsuit from epic games and 2021 google says it will appeal this decision. taking a live look outside here at san francisco international airport. a busy place to be today holiday travel is really going to kick into gear next week, but people are still moving and grooving and pilots got a look now at the forecast. what's happening outside today? yeah, start with a moment of beauty. little lake tahoe out there. you can see it's just so pretty. they got down to 15 degrees this morning. >> in south lake tahoe, but really nice temp

he was struck and killed back in 2021 and left more than $120,000 to the state parks foundation to builde of these bike turnouts on mount diablo. 10. 52 is the time. we'll be right back. >> we're just about done here. 10, 55. but before we go on a visit with olivia horton, find out what's coming up today live in the bay. good morning, olivia. good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay, he's the international touring and recording artists that's made its way to the bay area. we sit down with the town in tenure, pasquale esposito to hear the details on how to attend his performance. >> then looking to get into the spirit of clear glowing skin. we chat with doctor said to on the top beauty treatments and skincare trends heading into the new year. plus that we highlight the holiday gifts that are good and good for you. when registered dietician, ashley hawk joins us in studio. the simple ways to make these healthy treats with the perfect gift pairings. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say in today's question of the day, so go ahead and participate by scanning the q

thanks to the interior secretary deb haaland and the national park service foundation.re the one doing this. and a special thanks to tonight's host, mickey, and all those incredible performers we have here tonight. this is a great tradition, one, as has been pointed out already, we've honored over 100 years, where presidents and the people come together to usher in the holiday season. earlier this week, jill and i announced the theme, jill announced the theme of this year's holiday at the white house, "magic, wonder, and joy." three words that capture the essence of christmas and the holidays to rediscover for ourselves the simple joys of the season, from familiar songs to favorite recipes, to open the hearts with simple acts of kindness, especially to those going through hard times. times and to strengthen the bonds with family and friends as well as with our faith and our community to remember. we're a great nation because we're a good people. that's what i see all across america, including tonight. joining us are 43 members of team usa represented our nation at the i

the california state parks foundation is teaming up with cyclists now for a road enhancement projectofficials at mount diablo state park say they have surpassed their goal to raise $750,000 to create eight bike safety turnouts. it's these turnouts have the potential to significantly reduce bike versus vehicle collisions, especially on those blind curves. 30 bike turnouts were added at mount diablo state park last year with a 49 ers helping to spread holiday cheer with their annual giveaway event today. hundreds of cars are going to line up in the parking lot of levi's stadium with the for the hope for the holiday drive through distribution. dozens of 49ers players and staff will be passing out food, toys, shoes and other resources to families in need. and this holiday season, the fox local streaming app has teamed up with the san francisco spca to bring us photos from macy's and the famous holiday windows in union square of adoptable puppies and kittens that are in the windows now this weekend, fox local and the spca are partnered for a shelter animal toy drive. >> well, this saturda

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our foundation, as well as the technology parks of the qatari complex, will be discussed, and the dispatchskilled and specialized workers from iran, which has been on the agenda for several years, god willing , we will be able to reach a conclusion in this meeting, and also the most important issue that qataris need is the information and communication technology industry . this year, with the presence of the knowledge base and the expertise of the scientific assistants, god willing, we will be able to make an achievement and offer this as an export of technical and engineering services to qatar. god willing, these are the meetings, but when all the clauses and clauses and points that have been reviewed in the past year, we will sit down again , determine all the weak points and strong points, and if necessary, we will deal with it. there is one point. it's almost like last year he said that 60% of the same meeting last year , 60% in the field of construction materials , we had a growth in exports and 40 to 45 in the field of food and agricultural industry. and let us condole for the issua

his 2019 investigation into the gates foundation won multiple awards, including an easy from the park center for independent and a deadline club award from the society of professional journalists. his reporting on gates has appeared in the nation, the columbia journalism review, the british medical journal, and represents some of the only investigative journalism ever published on mr. gates. earlier in his career, tim worked as a journalist for two daily newspaper and as a researcher for the watchdog group food and water watch. these gentlemen, please welcome to people's book. genetics on. all right. thank you, everyone, for coming out supporting your local bookstore, the people's book. thank you for having me. i was going to start by doing a short reading from the book, then take some questions. that's all with everyone. the first edition of a new newsletter from politico called global pulse, published in late 2020, offered remarkable and rare clarity about a vastly story in the covid 19 pandemic response, the gates foundation seemed be in charge, as politico reported. america not be

park and they're making their presence known. the project is partly funded by the atlanta police foundation. it's an influential private non profit overseen by executives from some of the biggest corporations in the country, like wells fargo 8 and t and delta airlines. they have on check authority to give police militarized. equip matthew johnson is a reverend, an activist in atlanta. so it's really a project driven by money in corporate interest. and the atlanta police foundation is where they bundle that money through. but what do these corporations stand to gain from comp, city, police state that protects their money interest? that's what it comes down to. and that's what they're building. the capacity for comp city was announced in 2021 to immediate backlash, and a decentralized movement to oppose it quickly for why would anyone in their right mind want to build this thing? because in 2020 tens of millions of working people took to the streets to protest against the races. police murders of george floyd in by your mental racism is a literal thing. it is not hard to read about. it's going

nowadays, mankovich park is a natural monument of republican significance, protected by the state. more than 130 years have passed since its foundationthe natural charm that once attracted the nesvizh princess has still been preserved here, and woman’s intuition did not disappoint, and it tells me that there is still something to admire in the capital, at one time there was a beautiful garden adjacent to the park, but it was famous for its fruitful apples, and it served not only an aesthetic role, its fruits were sent to... the nobility, was especially popular with guests. we are at the former industrial building, which was built by prince radivil. there is a mini-museum here, it contains unique exhibits, stands with raw materials, special apparatus, and porov scales. if we talk about this exhibit, this is. control projectile ks-70, soviet production, this is the sixties, somewhere around the seventies, eighties and was used in the alcohol industry, to record the volume of alcohol produced, shows how much volume was produced per shift, strength, quite accurate, although bulky, but it worked with dignity. here they promise that over t

first of all, thank all paul and the staff of the gettysburg foundation, all the volunteers, partners, the gettysburg national military park, for the things that we do to preserve gettysburg so that you all the stories why it's important and you are at probable even most i think i'm not going to say probably because i'm in charge here right. i'm the president ceo. i can say that it's the most preserved civil war field hospital site in the american war in the united states anywhere. and it's thanks to a lot of donors like you all that helped make that possible. so this is the spangler family out in front of the spangler farm. this is a turn of the century photograph. it does show some of the original buildings here, as paul mentioned, my first trip here to the farm was 35 years ago. in 1998, i wrote a little book on lewis armstead, who was one of the confederate. it's he's the highest ranking confederate soldier here at the farm. he died here on july 1863. we can talk a bit about him. and i wrote a little book on him and i asked one of the battlefield guides, greg koko, who is ranger battlefield guide, who wrote a book on c

tourist holding, a chain of hotels, water park travel agencies, sotnikova known in she is an environmental activist in the city, she has her own charitable foundationhe should arrive soon. it’s clear , gentlemen, let’s not waste time, stepan, yes, find out where sotnikova lives, take aksan sanchi and go to her house , i’ll do what you’re holding, or something, the dog is tied, absolutely right, oleg dmitrievich, that is, either the owner tied the dog to talk to the killer, well then she should have seen how he pulls out a gun, she would either run away or set the dog, i don’t see any signs of a struggle near the victim, yes, that’s it, or the killer himself tied the dog. someone can confirm your words, someone could wish death on your wife, with her character, many were angry with her, finish it’s impossible to deal with her, she’s an activist who fought for the environment there, that is , they threatened her, yes, that’s why she tortured the dog, but i thought it was so.

to first of all thank paul and the staff of the gettysburg foundation, all the volunteers, our partners the gettysburg national military park for the things we do to preserve gettysburg so that you all understand the stories come why it's important. and you are at probably the most i think i'm not going to say probably because i'm in charge or come right? on thest president and ceo. i can say that it is a most preserved civil war field hospital site in the american civil war in the united states anywhere.. and it's thanks to a lot of donors like you will that help make that possible. so this is the spangler family out in front of the spangler farm. this is turn-of-the-century photograph. it does show some of the original buildings here, as pl mentioned my first trip here to the farm was 35 good to go. the farmas -- 1998. a total book on louisrmstead, who was one of the confederates, the highest-ranking confederate soldier here at the farm. he die here on july 15, 1863. wean will toggle bit about him d of little book on it and asked one of the battlefield guides, gray, was a ranger, battlefield guide, wrote a book on civil w

partners are working together to bring transformational park to the bayview and with the passage of this legislation add the san francisco foundation to the structure of the partnership. importantly, this nationally recognized project is guided by equitable development plan which is best practice in the park world and community members help create a plan that insures the benefits of the project accrue to local community. to date the project has been funded by public funds and $25 million grant from the john family fund the board of supervisors authorized the department to accept in 2019. the project will create a 10 acre waterfront park and parcel at 900 enisthe department acquired and close a gap in the bay trail. at the top of the slide is an original image of the parcels and you see the 900 ennis park covered with cement. to keep the existing park open and insure consistent community access to green space the project is constructed in three phases. phase 1 was the rumediation of formally indurseral parcel and completed last year. phase 2 is construction of new park on that parcel which you see from this picture is well underway

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this week oracle park is hosting a holiday here is a vent for a 29th year. money raised goes towards the foundationhere were a lot of different activities for the kids including s'mores, snow globes, arcade games. if you can't make it to this you can also sponsor an underserved child as part of your sponsor. organizers say this will help many get into the holiday spirit. >> children deserve the right to dream and the right to be able to experience the holiday season as they should. if we are able to make that happen, even if it is just once a year, i think we should all pitch in and participate. >> special guests include the giant former manager and steve copeland, the holiday heroes party is tomorrow and you can go to holiday heroes.com to buy tickets. thank you for joining us at 4:30. 4:30. we are back in two minutes. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteerin

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park hotel is an impregnable fortress is passing very quickly, as the fence ends, after a few hundred meters, if you walk from the security post, you can see this picture. there is a concrete foundationvious that they wanted to continue the fence, but for some reason they did not, and there is this small one, the killer could have entered the territory bypassing all inspection posts and cameras observations. the unfriendly guards did not want to discuss brezh in the fence or investigative actions with journalists. are your investigators still working on the premises? not even up to date with business. come on, what about you, you seem to be for safety? of course, the investigators didn’t see everything as it should be. the murder of ilye kiva instantly stirred up the media space, a representative of the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense. ukraine announces the murder in russia of ex-deputy and traitor ilya kiva. ukrainian mp-traitor killed in moscow by kiev team of killers. acquaintances of ilya kiv say that recently he regularly complained about surveillance and tried to minimize movement even around moscow. for them, this is a collaborator who chose his side,

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something that we have been in discussions with north country, foundation, for example, in minnesota to look to buy full mobile home parks to turn them into resident communities. >> right on time. the reforms that senator rounds and senator lumus are proposing because we talked about that quite a bit. i appreciate the feedback on that and as we move legislation forward i would love to be able to speak with all of you about that and make sure that we have it set up -- have it set up in the right way. let me ask ask question of native cdfi relending pilot program so this is the -- this is the department of agriculture and we have had a chance to hear about how challenging that is particularly if you don't have any experience if you're an institution that does not have experience making mortgages on tribal trust land it can be very difficult and difficult to resolve. i'm wondering maybe both corneli us, i will have a follow-up. so would you like to go first? get ready ms. dawson because i have a question for you next. >> being able to mortgage or have mortgages within land has been -- created barriers for our tribal communi