weapons from regular shelling from the dry side near the front-line and liberated settlements, food supplies are interrupted, russian military people 'sver humanitarian aid. these are products, medicines, essentials, fuel, igor pikhanov lead. students of commercial universities accredited by the state and also, women within the framework of partial mobilization will not be called about this. sergei shoigu , together with the mayor of the capital, the head of the moscow region , reported that he had seen the camp of reservists based on the patriot center. evgeny will tell how the mobilized are being prepared. personnel are being trained in the patriot centers near moscow avangard checked defense minister. i talked to the soldiers. well, i was six weeks old, someone came later. answering a question from journalists, sergei shoigu clarified that there was no talk of mobilizing women, as well as students of private commercial universities. we don't assume. we're not going to pass the woman a preparatory decision. uh, the president's additions. you know that by presidential decree, students of the state mobilization service are not involve

people. resentment toward the peacekeeping body has been high. those wounds are still fresh. signs carrying anti foreign slogans were everywhere. and police fire tear gas as protesters gathered in front of the u. s embassy in portal france. while the un deliberates over an alternative to direct intervention, haiti continues to spiral. its people caught between ineffective government and arm criminal intent on bringing the country to its knees. now running a marathon is a difficult, if not impossible task for most people. what about running a race which takes $43.00 days and lasts for almost 5000 kilometers? well, italian andre mankato has just completed that very feet and talking about a different sort of feet. he got through 13 pairs of shoes during the journey 3 to want go. this was the start of the world's longest foot race back in early september. competitors have to complete the 3100 mile looped, cos nearly 5000 kilometers in under $52.00 days it's running around the streets of the new york border of queens runners average over 2 marathons a day, but or at least allowed to sleep at night. italian underway, a mock carter one for the 3rd street edition in 43 days 3. i was 20 minutes. 27 secon

people. resentment toward the peacekeeping body has been high. those wounds are still fresh signs carrying anti foreign slogans where everywhere and police fired tear gas as protesters gathered in front of the u. s embassy in puerto problems. while the un deliberates over an alternative to direct intervention, haiti continues to spiral. its people caught between ineffective government and arm criminal intent on bringing the country to its knees. the men's world cup and cutter kicks off and just over a month, however, another football tournament has been underway in cover for some time. the st child world come young iea takes a bow after fitting palestine, one mill in front against guitar. the opening goal of the 2020 st child lo cup. she and her team makes, grew up in a refugee camp in the palestinian city of to come football. her coat you see is both a vital physical activity for girls and a distraction from the everyday struggles of living in the streets. them coming here, hair is a great deal because it will encourage their friends to finish, to play football or any kind of sport. ah, they are here to be the leader to hovering the future generation. so yes, this will encourage them greatly. 2

listen, we were the days when the enemy was not on the front line losing 1,000 people, not counting directly this front-line aviation branch. it 'ses. this is the nearest operational rear. no, it's still the armed forces. yes yes, only not not on the line, the contact was the contact. it's all gone deep. for a long time everything was different, the task was still the same to force the enemy to surrender to lay down their arms. from the month of september, well, i talked about it, the first on september 2 of the federal broadcasts on we moved into the third stage without an announcement. in my opinion. he has three main signs, two of which we see the first is a radical increase in our contingent. and the second is the beginning of systematic work on the infrastructure. here is the third - this is the taking of large cities. so we are working on infrastructure today. ah, starting on the tenth. no, yes, today i just don’t know, i just don’t, it’s just forbidden to give any information from there, that is, the work was simply not received information, but the machine, of course, we simply don’t know this, because they completely clo

s when british forces attacked. >> my father, he was afraid. they stripped people naked in frontyone, and this is very shameful in our tradition, and they tortured them. correspondent: the british carried out a massacre, a reprisal killing after the death of 4 british troops nearby. they herded men onto a bus before making them drive over a land mine. there remains were buried in a pit. you were a 13-year-old boy? what happened after that? >> i was a hero. correspondent: there is a call for the u.k. to apologize for a series of alleged war crimes against palestinians there. the petition is being led by someone taking a 300 page file of evidence to london. he said the abuse was systematic. >> people were being beaten, houses being destroyed. i think britain should be brave and said they did this like they do in other countries. correspondent: britain controlled palestine for three cades after it pledged a jewish homeland there. violence grew between palestinians and jews and in the 1930's the u.k. struggled to contain an insurgency, the palestinian rebellion. in the occupied west

and as my son minus was mined at the front, he already came and took the money. in of the syrian people 's republic, i don't know where such a syrian people's republic exists, but in any case, this is reality, unreality , russia. unfortunately, it's about the first connection. well, maybe we won't have time to talk with mr. volodymyr , the onion, the political scientist expert poet and people's deputy of the fourth convocation, i would also like to tell you about the winter war . but i think we will come to this topic, because it is actually still november, well, winter. well, it is already approaching us on white paws, but not yet so directly to breathe the frost in our faces . i won't be there at the very end. well, there are a few minutes, but first of all, i'll ask you to like, spread our videos on youtube, comment , oleksandr alfiorov said that they are very active now enemies against ukrainian youtube content because ukrainian youtube content because of the war and not only because of the war is more professional because of its quality because of its expertise, many professional peop

resource of her own, so that people just followed her to perceive it, because, well, in general, it ’s hard to imagine that people like her are. and when you understand, this is in front you is a person. that's really absolutely piercing kindness that you see, you see it with your own eyes, what really this person is. and your joy, uh, the joy of other people. eh, pleases more than his own his own. and it's so atypical. this as much as to say. well, not in such ordinary human nature. what's amazing about that? is it possible to say that this kind of her kindness and such unusualness allowed her to, in a sense, step over the clothes? well, that is, uh call easily someone who has power and say, listen, let's help. you know, first of all, and i must say that it was not easy, because i saw, for example, when she beat from behind the same house mercy and, uh, you don’t have to think that she came. lisa lit up everyone there, so his extraordinary kindness, and everything was given away, and some building in the center of the city of moscow was absolutely not so. it's been years. here, and there is just a struggle of persuasion. there, i don't know what, well, that's what yo

s. state of oklahoma is set to execute 24 people by december 2024. that's nearly one person a month for the next 2 years. this we got up front, we take a closer look at the criminal legal structure in the u. s. we asked why the death penalty is still legal and explore the flaws in the system that lead to thousands of wrongful convictions. with 2400 people on death row and executions up in the last year. the debate on whether the death penalty should still exist in the united states in the 21st century is back in the spotlight. supporters of the death penalty argue that it is the only way to deliver justice against those who commit the most heinous crimes and can be carried out in a humane way. opponents say that it is unfairly applied and that it cannot be carried out without violating the constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. so can the death penalty ever be justified? and is there really a way to execute someone in a humane way? joining us to discuss this is sister helen, pre john anti death penalty activist catholic nun and spiritual advisor to those on death row. she is the author of the books, dead man wal

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well, they have some uh-uh bigger goal in front of them uh-uh, so it is important for them that they be in these people 'sand for them to be next to russia by their side in russia, actually, these are the remnants of their motivation, what is it or is it absent, there is no motivation, neither those mobilized who were brought from russia nor those who were mobilized in the temporarily occupied territories, it is exclusively forced mobilization, er, it is under threat there, or there is torture or execution, er, well, in the best case, it is there for 10-15 years, er, they threaten such terms, er, there are a lot of zeks, by the way, er some of them understand the motivation more or less, they want to cancel their term somehow because of the fact that they will serve there, they do not understand what is happening at the front because they did not watch only exclusively russian propaganda that's why they die. well, the percentage is very high a huge almost 90% of the leaders are zeks, and the russian mobilized ones, when they find out what is happening at the front, they absolutely refuse to go to the fron

weapons from regular shelling from the dry side near front-line and liberated settlements, food supplies are interrupted, russian military people 'siamen deliver humanitarian aid. these products are medicines, essentials and fuel and crepes to carry on. students in commercial universities accredited to the states, as well as women in the framework of partial mobilization will not call for this. sergey shoigu reported together with the mayor of the capital of the head of the moscow region, he examined the camp of reservists on the basis of the patriot center how they are being mobilized will be told by evgeny , who is not under the rapid-fire cannon of the armored personnel carrier mobilized. in the krasnodar territory, they restore reloading fire skills and maintenance of vehicle armor shot training at training grounds throughout the country in the rostov region, along with those called up from the reserve volunteers work out actions as part of units, how the personnel are deployed and trained in the centers of the patriot vanguard near moscow checked by the minister of defense. i talked to the soldiers. i am six weeks old. someon

saw people huddling in front of his house and about 5 minutes later, the police showed up. he's been living in this home since the 60's, but he says the neighborhood has overrun with crime compared what it was complete turnover complete opposite what it very, very bad. now. >> people lost morality. i guess san jose police had a busy night. officers also responded to a separate shooting that happened about an hour after the first one. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized, according to police. no arrests have been made in this case as of sunday morning. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast taking a live look at the sun setting along the san mateo bridge. looks very nice out there. but i know there's lots of fog is there's been fog

front line. so you may think that people have sort of moved on. but war is happening in everybody�*s lives.ot of money is being put into this country to keep the economy going, so, you know, the government and the authorities want this to happen. they want people to come back to this country. millions of people have come back to ukraine since the war started. and they want this kind of life to keep going because they need it. they need the money. but also to keep, you know, people's spirits high. they have got the momentum on the battlefield but i think it is very important as well to keep life going in the towns and villages away from the front lines. can i ask you a personal question? when you hear about the nuclear missiles being... nuclear material, at any rate, being transported, does that make you nervous? because you are likely to be here if anything happens. i think that this is part of the rhetoric, this is part of the strategy. i haven't seen any signs suggesting that the russians are prepared to do so. and i want to believe that this is 2022, that we've turned that page, that it

front. it 's very cool, because when i read these posts that people write. the messages are there. can write. i don't write such touching things. they write there, hold on dear. we are there with you krasnodar with you leningrad with you, vladivostok with you. who mainly buys, but now i buy helmet armor, because people have a lot of reservists. they are absolutely unprotected. the guys showed me photos of our fighters. here in my bulletproof vests. after the yart shelling, they are like hedgehogs, just so much stuck in them. it’s in these fragments that you understand that well, this thing that saves lives is real, ukraine is now doing genocide like this, well, of its own people, that is, for them we, uh, donbass i believe that donbass is and we are this and there is russia, we certainly do not represent any e civil interest for them. there are people there, just like ours, one normal, who are also against the war, who want this to be explained, this one stopped and left here in these worlds of the underworld. in the early morning of february 24, we woke up in a different world. we

saw people huddling in front of his house and about 5 minutes later, the police showed up. he's been living in this home since the 60's, but he says the neighborhood has been overrun with crime compared what it was complete turnover complete opposite of what it very, very bad. now. >> we people lost that i guess san jose police had a busy night. officers also responded to a separate shooting that happened about an hour after the first one. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> well, in the north bay, a man has been arrested after he was found hiding in a woman's closet. that happened just before 03:00am yesterday morning on west k street. the woman told police she heard noises in our beds rule. police found that intruder hidi

s no structure of it . but ted has not been met with with welcome hands from everyone, especially the t p. i love that t grey people's liberation front. a very watson calling with regards to the situation in ethiopia is the lack of representation from eritrea, which has also said it is true to fight alongside the troops of the if the o, p, and federal government. aaron tree will some power. and i said that it really came into the assistance of prime minister, the argument, and it really pushed back on some of the games that were made initially in this fight. the fight that started in november 2020 the tpl i've had really made significant grounds. and there was a point when they were 100 kilometers away from the capital, addis ababa. but that is not where we now through the help was eritrea. the federal government of the d. o pos, able to push back on those. and as we speak, the federal government is now in control of major cities and towns in the t gray region. and they look like they have the upper hand with regards to the war playing itself out. and one can only wonder how that hand plays itself out during the peace negotiation. nu

s hearing and us belarusian people rumors us belarusian native land, chicago that for many there were familiar voices, beloved voices, vladimir people. now the organization of the broadcast was more like a special operation fronte, took place literally sixty kilometers from gomel to the liberated city in early 1944 , three wagons with a mobile radio station arrived. its installation is a separate page of the heroic work of radio engineers , equipment adjusters, but everything was assembled in as soon as possible on march 7, broadcasting began already from the territory of belarus. it was a great fall, because the offensive of the nazi troops had stopped the dunes, the station stopped broadcasting, and many of its attachments did not ripen. e to perish and to that, of course, turning e to broadcast eh it was a joyful fall like for the gomel residents. so, of course, for those who are happy opponents of his evil ekiya boys dreams of his brother. despite the difficulties, radio transmissions in gomel were resumed as early as december 43 almost immediately after its release. invaluable the help of the military, at the direction of rokossovsky commander of the first belarusian front , an engine with an electric gen

s no structure of it. but that has not been met with with welcome hand for everyone, especially the t p. i love that t gray people's liberation front and is one of the reasons why they've, why they pushed forward with the election back in 2020. and that the carry on now with their fights with regard to that. but a very important call with regards to the situation in ethiopia is the lack of representation from eritrea, which has also said it is true to fight alongside the troops of the if the o, p, and federal government, $11.00 the just how much power they wield and just how much they should be part of these discussions because if they are actively involved in the fight, but they are not at the peace table. 11 does just how much they can agreed on with it. it goes to with regards to peace in the region, but also, you know, not including an active member of this war entry out, will some power. and i said that it really came into the assistance of prime minister, the argument, and it really pushed back on some of the games that were made initially in the fight. the fight that started in november 2020 the tpl i've had really made sign

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people who came from the front line. and this warrior remains in their heads; it is very difficult for them to return to civilian life. we had a lot of them at home. it 's like that. uh, they got them back on the road and then they found a job, and he, if health is alive, work aleksey aleksey zubik. i was told that he was already alive. how long are you there? yes , i've been here for almost a year now. i was told that you met because deca is an idol for you. yes such. well, initially. uh, i was still in belarus, i am belarusian also by nationality, and uh, when i was in belarus when the events in the donbass began, i tracked information on the internet, of course. uh, well, i knew that there is a sniper sniper and they met me. so dan at the moment when everything collapsed for me, yes, and he offered to support me and offered to stay alive. well, respectively , found common ground. i'm busy. uh, now uh, i'm running a youtube channel and a deck of a telegram channel. uh, well, at the same time, i am very grateful to deyka for this help, which i thought, when i was hard. well, let's do a short commercial right after that, we have some surprises for you,

element of the information front, so it is not difficult to help, it becomes part life what do people get from me because, well, in this there is, uh, my own positive. that 's not difficult to notice that it's very easy for a man to find contact with children . when i asked if he was thinking of leaving the country, he just smiled, the place where his family wants to go, only one thing: i don't want to go anywhere, i want to go to mariupol faster tetiana lytvynova oscar and especially for the espresso tv channel unconquered cities of ukraine this is cozy kherson the pearl of the protected territories of ukraine, the city played a significant role in the formation of statehood, it became the southern center of the ukrainian revival during the great terror, the nkvdists shot for nationalism . will not bow kherson invincible cameras we continue we continue shelter signs broadcasting non-stop informational and analytical marathon the espresso tv channel is in full swing, the best ukrainian experts who will promptly inform you about the current situation in ukraine together with khrystyna valentyn berkovskii next we continue in the kherson region and with the si

work in the front-line territories is stalled, but the allied forces promise to soon change the situation by seriously pushing the enemy back egor grigoriev oleg makarov vesti, lugansk people 'sears, 53 of them. she worked with children during the blockade . teacher and saved more than 600 orphans from death has several military medals was awarded the order of merit for the fatherland of the fourth degree, and received congratulations as part of the united russia project historical memory teachers of north ossetia also received flowers and memorable gifts from deputies all news is always available on the media platform we look in the application or on the site look.ru. take care of yourself and see you soon.

so knock is now the front runner in the contest to succeed. les stress, s foreign minister, and conservative party leader. alan fisher has more from london. there is 2 people in the race, penny mordant, who has got support among em piece, but not enough to reach that 100 foot barrier. and which sooner cruise well beyond that $100.00. but you know, the question is with boris johnston, supporters go, he said he had 102, committed the speculation is that he had maybe 50 to 60 solid, the s's. where do they go to they go to risha, sumac or decide that when she should not play the part in his departure from number 10. and so transfer all their support to penny more than pushing her over a 100. and then there's an election that goes to the party faithful, or is this simply going to be a procession for issue soon? i ukraine says russian allegations it may use and explosive laced with radioactive material. are dangerous and absurd. russia's defense minister reportedly raised the concerns or in calls with his counterparts from the u. k. front center kia moscow has provided no evidence to back the claims. harry fawcett has more from keith and another potential escala

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s-reactive artillery and s300 are what work in front-line cities. it is very difficult there, very scary because they fly, well, really, from close range distances and peoplee very little time to react, even the very signals of air alarms must be reacted very quickly and we see what is being done in zaporizhzhia as the occupiers are hitting peaceful er moderate er cities and so on those missiles that are against everyone often ask questions how many are left? how many more rockets will they terrorize our cities and our people? there are different data, the very fact that they really haven't used them for a long time. they used the ones i mentioned, the s300 , yes, rocket artillery. kamikaze drones in action, we see that there was public concern about these uavs, which we already said that they will replace missiles, and they will not replace them because it is a completely different type of ammunition and it is not intended for exactly the kind of work that they do those are the rockets they really are i don't use those strategic reserves, they are supposed to threaten the rest of europe with those missiles, yes. they can tactically carry a nuclear charge

precious moment to feel this s- this spirit is what was driving the ukrainian er-e military now at the front on the front line ms. well, i also wanted to ask you as a people'sg with the provision of medicines, first of all and for the low- income was it possible to carry out all the necessary state procurement for those groups , there must be insulins, etc. - this is their lack due to the devaluation of the large hryvnia, and right now the formation of the state budget for next year is underway, i submitted amendments, but unfortunately it was impossible to take them into account now, i understand that we have a military budget, of course, but i think that those people who depend directly from vital medicines, they have their own front, the fight for their lives, that is why i actually submitted amendments to equalize the state budget and reach a level so that at least the inequality this year could be used to buy medicines, we know that, well, this is somewhere plus 30%, there will be an increase in prices medicines for next year well, it is already ongoing, so we will still ask to review then maybe this decision will be made next year so that people are n

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s war hospital is a short ride from the mud and blood of the front line. the invasion, the casualties, the terrible cost of president putin's attempt to subdue a people he saysf nationhood. this soldier had a lucky escape from a sniper. the bullet hit his hand. "this is going to hurt", the doctor warns. the pain so far has deepened the ukrainian will to fight. but in wars, resilience has its limits. sustaining it needs victories, not just sacrifice. at the deadliest times, the medics work for two days straight, with almost no rest. translation: terrible, - to see the pain of our soldiers. to see what kind of traumas they get in this war. the most terrible thing is to see the suffering of our country. this is the most terrible. the rest is just ourjob. here i see how our boys fight. the wounds they receive ruin their lives. it depresses me more than anything else. just behind the front line, near bakhmut, this is a ukrainian artillery unit's daily routine. first, reloading their missile launcher, a 50—year—old soviet grad b21 that is a tried and trusted killing machine. ukraine's autumn mud has slowed down generations of armies. mobile warfare will be easier

saw people huddling in front of his house and about 5 minutes later, the police showed up. he's been living in this home since the 60's, but he says the neighborhood has been overrun with crime compared what it was complete turnover complete opposite what it very, very bad. now. >> we people lost morality. i guess san jose police had a busy night. officers also responded to a separate shooting that happened about an hour after the first one. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> police in san francisco have made an arrest following a shooting near a safeway store. it happened last night just after 06:00pm at that safeway on mission street responding. officers discovering a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to a

s gave a brilliant living to so many people in the area and beyond. and, you know, there is something sad about, i guess, losing it on that front.but will the hoped—for newjobs come to the site? this last week has seen markets, companies and investors all spooked. well, i think we are uniquely placed that we have got the largest brownfield site in western europe, we have the uk�*s largest freeport with all the incentives that brings, we have got the site and support of government as well, and actually that inoculates us from some of the international headwinds that we are seeing. so the likes of net zero teesside, bp, who are all committing to the site, are not slowing down, they are still committing money as quickly as they can. it is seven years since the steelworks closed. today�*s blow—down a dramatic reminder that those days have gone for good. ian reeve, bbc news. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. most of the showers today have been across more western parts of the uk on a brisk westerly wind. a lot of those showers will fade away this evening and overnight and skies will clear for som

s war hospital is a short ride from the mud and blood of the front line. the invasion, the casualties, the terrible cost of president putin's attempt to subdue a people he saysll of it has sharpened ukrainians�* sense of nationhood. this soldier had a lucky escape from a sniper. the bullet hit his hand. "this is going to hurt", the doctor warns. the pain so far has deepened the ukrainian will to fight. but in wars, resilience has its limits. sustaining it needs victories, not just sacrifice. at the deadliest times, the medics work for two days straight, with almost no rest. translation: terrible, - to see the pain of our soldiers. to see what kind of traumas they get in this war. the most terrible thing is to see the suffering of our country. this is the most terrible. the rest is just ourjob. here i see how our boys fight. the wounds they receive ruin their lives. it depresses me more than anything else. just behind the front line, near bakhmut, this is a ukrainian artillery unit's daily routine. first, reloading their missile launcher, a 50—year—old soviet grad b21 that is a tried and trusted killing machine. ukraine's autumn mud has slowed down generation

saw people huddling in front of his house and about 5 minutes later, the police showed up. he's been living in this home since the 60's, but he says the neighborhood has been overrun with crime compared what it was complete turnover complete opposite of what it very, very bad. now. >> it's just the people lost more out. yeah, i guess san jose police had a busy night. officers also responded to a separate shooting that happened about an hour after the first one. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized, according to police. no arrests have been made in this case. >> that was camila barco reporting for us so far this year. san jose police say they've investigated 32 homicides. police in san francisco have made an arrest following a shooting near a safeway store that happened last night just after 06:00pm on at the safeway on mission

s war hospital is a short ride from the mud and blood of the front line. the invasion, the casualties, the terrible cost of president putin's attempt to subdue a people he says of it has sharpened ukrainians' sense of nationhood. this soldier had a lucky escape from a sniper. the bullet hit his hand. "this is going to hurt", the doctor warns. the pain so far has deepened the ukrainian will to fight. but in wars, resilience has its limits. sustaining it needs victories, not just sacrifice. at the deadliest times, the medics work for two days straight, with almost no rest. translation: terrible, - to see the pain of our soldiers. to see what kind of traumas they get in this war. the most terrible thing is to see the suffering of our country. this is the most terrible. the rest is just ourjob. here i see how our boys fight. the wounds they receive ruin their lives. it depresses me more than anything else. just behind the front line, near bakhmut, this is a ukrainian artillery unit's daily routine. first, reloading their missile launcher, a 50—year—old soviet grad b21 that is a tried and trusted killing machine. ukraine's autumn mud has slowed down generations o

s, so the chill begins. a little breezy especially near areas of water. some people start closing their kitchens at 9:00, maybe you want to get there sooner. with the cold front running through use the extra cloud cover and a bit of green along the coast in higher elevations. those are the areas likely to get wet. milder tomorrow also with cloud cover and the extra moisture, mid to upper 50's. the cold front will chase the clouds away, we break out with sunshine and windy conditions in the afternoon hours. mid to upper 60's around the bay and low to mid 70's inland. this is what you do not want to be on the water. we have northwest winds in the afternoon gusting up to 30 to 40 miles per hour,hoy,e dangerous on roof -- bridges with high-profile vehicles. i want to take you up to south lake tahoe, you can see we have wintry weather there, a fire weather watch tonight from noon until tomorrow morning. if we have regulation it will be one to three inches above 8000 feet. let's take a look at santa cruz, quick look at your forecast along the coast, 45 mile per hour winds, low to mid 60's. 35 mile per hour winds sunday and temperatures to the 60's and 70's. some of

saw people huddling in front of his house and about 5 minutes later, the police showed up. he's been living in this home since the 60's, but he says the neighborhood has been overrun with crime compared what it was complete. turnover complete opposite of what it very, very bad. now. >> we people lost that i guess san jose police had a busy night. officers also responded to a separate shooting that happened about an hour after the first one. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they add that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> the city of oakland will no longer require residents to wear masks for large indoor gatherings starting tuesday. this goes for events with more than 2500 people. but those entering city facilities which include libraries, centers there in the city and