years of public urination have left their mark on this now corroded pole.n we looked below, we discovered the source of the foul smell. men urinating in a barren space of the park, home to dozens of rat burrows. this is not a designated pissoirs. those french public outdoor bathrooms. in fact, portsmouth square has bathrooms opened to the public only a few feet away and maintained by recreation and park crews. there is no semblance of privacy here or shame. there is so much accumulated urine that on one corner there is moss growing on the top. the san francisco health department would not tell us if this represented a health issue for the community, because they say they have never received a single complaint. the question that comes to mind is, what in the heck is going on here? and how is this even allowed? danny sartor is the new supervisor for district three, which represents chinatown. what can we do to stop it? >> yeah, i think there's two things i think we actually have to look at. making sure that our existing facilities, our restrooms are in good s

laughter ] and finally, a philadelphia man over the weekend climbed to the top of a traffic light poleo celebrate the eagles advancing to the super bowl despite city officials greasing poles to deter climbing. [ light laughter ] they didn't take into account that philly residents have spent years building up an immunity to grease. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. congrats to -- [ cheers and applause ] we got a great show for you tonight. he is an emmy and tony winning actor you know from "cabaret" and "the good wife." currently, he's hosting "the traitors" on peacock now in season three. our friend alan cumming is on the show, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and he is the nationally league rookie of the year and starting pitcher for the pittsburgh pirates. i'm incredibly excited to say that paul skenes will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] now this is a true fact. the last time we had emilio vitolo of the wonderful new york restaurant emilio's ballato here, he set the record for most bleeped curses on this show. [ light laughter ] stick around for some

like when hot air from the tropics meets cold air from the poles. did you know the wind from these jet streams can reach more than 200 miles per hour? pilots flying east will sometimes catch a jet stream to help planes fly faster without using extra fuel, getting you to your destination faster. and pilots flying west try to avoid jet streams so they don't have to fight against those strong winds. jet streams are a big deal when it comes to the weather. they can move rain, snow, or other storms from one place to another and also have a strong influence on the temperature at ground level. the paths of a stream can change quickly, so that's why meteorologists will change the forecast as they monitor the weather systems. so, for all you junior meteorologists out there, be sure to pay attention to these invisible currents that shape our skies and weather patterns. >> dylan, thanks. i learned a lot there. >>> time for what's on your mind now. this week, some viewers are curious about one part of our bodies used for protection. our friend, anne thompson, t

just 1300 kilometers from the north pole. it's freezing cold, it's remote and while it may not look like it, this place has a repulsive tree that holds more agricultural diversity than anywhere else. one of the seatbelt provides long, 10 storage of duplicates of seeds conserved in gene things around the world. the deposit taking place today is the largest, if the seed volts end in 2008, 170 boxes from 36 different c. thanks around the world i've been added to the collection and that will bring the total number of unique species inside the volt to move in a 1000000. amongst us time deposit is representatives from k live in on south korea. and the 1st us try the cherokee nation. all that happened back in 2020, i visited the volt just 2 weeks before cause it looked down again. and i spoke to a grunt of this 10 seat volt coordinator jasmine as, till the last, the last of these farmers variety during the last 200 years. and luckily we have g banks that takes care of these, right, this because then they have g and that we need when

. >> clarifying multiple poles >> reporter: jose, as you can fell in the center generating the loud noiset caused the panic. today's competition, counsel, many, shaken by what could have been, far worse. >> i was really scared. i was just really happy everyone was okay and i got to reunite with my family again. >> priscilla joins us live from the convention center in dallas, priscilla, was anyone hurt and all of this? >> reporter: josi■ as you can see, still and active scene, there still fire alarms going off inside the convention center and police say there were multiple non-life- threatening injuries from the chaos. as for the competition, organizers say that it will resume tomorrow. josi? >> priscilla thompson in dallas, thank you. >>> we are tracking another scary incident in the skies tonight, a cargo plane forced to make an emergency landing when an engine caught on fire. >> this was a terrifying sight in the sky over newark, new jersey this morning. a fedex plane with its right engine on fire were you expecting to see something like this today? >> never, never. the plane looked a l

a car wrapped around a pole, part of a busy thoroughfare, is closed.y first holy day of ramadan. so to me, that is very significant. >> a hateful message left on an east bay business. how neighbors are standing up for the clinic's owner, who says this isn't the first time she's been targeted. then another bay area school district facing tough decisions amid a budget deficit. where in the east bay, teachers could be let go amid other cuts. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it's monday, it's march 3rd. do you get to say it at the beginning of the month? >> i did say rabbit rabbit on saturday.

thank you very much and nick, well, one digit plants is a, has broken his pole vault, a walled records for the 11th time. the suite has an intake and will champion has raise the buckled by one sent to me 36.27 meters. he did it on his 1st attempt at world indoor to a meeting in foster. 5 years after he 1st broke the rental and 25 year old is a to time. and if a gold medalist and his one to will titles as well it came together. how one of the song play with the background, everything which is the sometimes it is sometimes it is sometimes isn't there's a lot of hard work trials and tribulations in bad days. great days. everything in between that filled up to the the easier moments. but for 5 minutes have extended the lead at the top of the jeremy splendidly. gus they flowed from behind to in that she took good form of fine. use that until that puts a stiff god in front of the great site. but the need need his hips back with a goal from my so on the see to level is up. and then several mistakes allow buying to move in front with goals from neil. good hska as kingsley coleman it finished 3

the blame of what happened in the white house on some ends vans and the lo street at that through a pole that's vague, conducted on the website of one of the host. now the one days how representative is such a polar on the view of what americans or how the americans view of what's going on as well. cnn is part of the power mafia that is out of power and now which has been vanquished. and in many ways discredited by the re election of donald trump, cnn doesn't matter as much as it used to. and i think the trump administration understands that uh what cnn is doing is cherry picking and, and it, this honestly editing the exchange that took place because the american public for understandable reasons, most members of it don't have the time to watch the full 15 minute exchange and they haven't been provided with the facts on what ukraine actually is. and why this conflict started. they don't, they haven't been told that ukraine is simply a proxy. and that zalinski cannot exist without their funding. and they don't understand how ukraine was substantially nato wise. in order to provoke russia

the fast private company to reach the main last year savings to land a new cross near the move south pole. and just a few things. that's it for me by the inside. this means i'll be back there just a moment to move the days, names headlines who stay with us. the when did use in from the trees, the fact hanging the balance. he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented, the narrative is being rewritten. he's choosing to amplify. when voices that silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press on x, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what has this discussion looked like in a right wing? and media circles again, is persistence, being labeled with the situation, the listening post, the coding, the media analysis era. she looked at the image and she was like, you know, the 20th, like a terrorist looks like photos of it look like in a world of increasing prejudice. 5 women stand up to discrimination. i know why people hate us and i'm like, no, no, this isn't us challenging stereotypes. seeing that have scarf as a source of strength, fait

come on the pole in the 1st rounds of the presidential election in november of last year. the coal was ended no by the constitutional court. after allegations of wrong doing during the election, something that college was asking has been a month lease to know. i just want to give you a sense of how many people have come out to show the support from mine. it was considered by many to be a friends candidate, but then went on to win 23 percent of the vote. and in fact, today the poll showed the election was re run, he would still win, and he was to come the next president over mania to so many people on the street. so he's also being supported by one of the, of the presidential candidates. this is george samuel who's spoken you to explain why he's offering is supposed to move forward. and he believes that for justice in the mind, who should be president over mania. he's also now other countries to weigh in on this topic. we want to have a democratic election process. we want that to every romania, c, d, 's us that isn't banned from court, from a judge to be able to be a candi

this is come on to the pole in the 1st round of the presidential election in november of last year . the coal was sent a note by the constitutional court. after allegations of wrong doing during the selection, something that college was asking has been a month lease to no, i just want to give you a sense of how many people have come out to show the support from mine who was considered by many to be a friends candidate, but then went on to win 23 percent of the vote. and in fact, today the poll shows the elections rerun he was still wins, and he was to come the next president over mania to so many people on the street. so he's also being supported by one of the, of the presidential candidates. this is george samuel who had spoken you to explain why he's offering is supposed to move forward. and he believes that some justice in the mind who should be president over mania. he's also the other countries to weigh in on this topic. we want to have a democratic election process. we want that to every romania, c d 's us that isn't banned from. busy from a judge to be able to be a candidate.

and the trunk did not take the bait. despite the fact that the, the poles, the lens can wanted to those of us how horrible pigeon was, how horrible the russians were, and how they want that to kill and destroy and the terrorist. and so trump would not take the bait and that it was really right at the very end was that it was already winding down. it was the total is john of this, i'm not sure who he was. was this listen to the really stupid question. and then the other day, well, trump said was as well and, you know, what's the point of my saying, you know, you know how horrible page it is. and then i got on the phone as a binding the how's the going and, and again jane you've as to simply say, you know what, what it goes to does, which is to a far more trump of just said, but to give it a little more eloquently and they said, well that's what the night of science with science with diplomacy and bone is that i could, somebody could just simply turned on him, just least the soul tie that system. if that's the point, i mean that's the most, i mean, i think both of you would agree with me

will find out who plays who on sunday, they would stokes out 0. mando dupont tease has broken his pole load wills record for an 11th the time. the en route champions is raised the record by one centimeter to 6.27 meters. he did it on his 1st attempt at a world endure to a meeting in france, 5 years of the 1st broke the record. the 25 year old is a 2 time olympic gold medalist honeys, $12.00 world titles as well. it came together how one of the song play with the background, everything which is the sometimes it is. sometimes it is sometimes isn't. there's a lot of hard work trials and tribulations that days. great days. everything in between. that showed up to the, the easier moments, but how strongly have one the a of sees under 20 asian kept the young soccer was beat saudi arabia on a penalty shoot out in the final district, paid insurance and china goalkeeper. steven hall made the willing to say, it's the 1st time it certainly had one this trouble will saudi arabia have been looking to when it's going quite well, it's exactly one year until australia, how's the women's asian cap asia

years of public urination have left their mark on this now corroded pole.n we looked below, we discovered the source of the foul smell. men urinating in a barren space of the park, home to dozens of rat burrows. this is not a designated pissoirs. those french public outdoor bathrooms. in fact, portsmouth square has bathrooms opened to the public only a few feet away and maintained by recreation and park crews. there is no semblance of privacy here or shame. there is so much accumulated urine that on one corner there is moss growing on the top. the san francisco health department would not tell us if this represented a health issue for the community, because they say they've never received a single complaint. the question that comes to mind is, what in the heck is going on here? and how is this even allowed? danny sauter is the new supervisor for district three, which represents chinatown. what can we do to stop it? >> yeah, i think there's two things i think we actually have to look at. making sure that our existing facilities are restrooms are in good shap

one lots of ladies just connected to the electrical pole the middle of the town and did her hair because they're not going to not to a party because there is no power and people may do i remember my sister telling that she had become an expert cook in the drill where you make populacao and things like that. that's where she cook. that's where she made coffee. so puerto rico for me, you know, it's it's it's home. on the one hand. but i knew that with trump in the white house, nothing would happen. so mobile. i seen with our. that we all had and for me what was even more illuminating was that for my kids our home was at standstill for six months. lin-manuel wrote not any songs to participate in any thing that was happening any sort life my daughter. dedicated six months and her family everyone just cans and traded on what can we do for well to record so it was our call to duty it's what we needed to do so being there for power to go out the entire island seven years later it's a bit this because you like it naturally didn't. maria, i don't even know how to say that in english. is that you

. >> reporter: blue ghost will have a nail-biting descent onto the moon's south pole where scientistsdescent initiation burn, which will then start the burn with the main action and the reaction control thrusters and pretty much all automatic until we land and have prepared the spacecraft to land on the moon automatically to mitigate any other risks. >> gio: once blue ghost lands, dozens of experiments begin. >> we'll operate for an entire lunar day, which is about 14 earth days, and that's when all of our payloads kind of start their mission. >> gio: so, the images you saw flying over it, that was the far side of the moon it captured. it's going to land on the near side of the moon. they hope to land a lander there on the far side next year. >> janai: wow. >> gio: really cool. >> janai: that's where there could be water. >> gio: that's right. >> janai: love it. all right. stick around. we've got more coming up on "gma." >> gio: that's right. >> janai: all right. stick around. we have more coming up here on gma. that somehow passed inspection but will definitely flood your basement. -

. >> police say what sounded like gunshots turned out to be poles knocked over during that fight. they say ten people suffered injuries during the evacuation, but none are life threatening. measles outbreaks are growing in texas as california struggles to recover its vaccination rates. there has been at least 140 reported cases in texas and nine in new mexico. this has led to 20 hospitalizations and the first measles death here in the u.s. in a decade. meanwhile, california has struggled to meet the measles vaccination threshold since the pandemic. prior to the pandemic, the average number of kindergartners vaccinated for measles was at 98%. today, it's 96.5%, barely meeting the effective vaccination average of about 95%. all right. here in the bay area, the new park on san francisco's great highway is now set to open on april 12th. local lawmakers and wrexham parks crews made it official. the two mile park will be located between lincoln way and sloat boulevard. it was approved by voters on position proposition k in november, and now it needs to be named officially. the public wi

police say what sounded like gunshots turned out to be poles knocked over during that fight. they say ten people suffered injuries during the evacuation, but none are life threatening. hundreds gather for a protest near a former women's federal prison in dublin. their calls to stop a plea by the trump administration to convert it into an immigrant detention facility. we'll have all that coming up. francis. here's a live shot from mount tam, where we've had gusts up to 25mph. it's going to be a breezy day. we have showers throughout the bay area, mainly during the morning hours. i'll let you know how much rain you can expect when we'll get a break. and i'll have the accuweather seven day forecast. plus, take a look at this scary sight in the sky. a fedex plane on fire. what happened? just moments before the pilot was forced to make an emergency landing. then the history on the moon. what? a lunar lander from a company based here in the all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. ju

years of public urination have left their mark on this now corroded pole. when we looked below, we discovered the source of the foul smell. men urinating in a barren space of the park, home to dozens of rat burrows. this is not a designated place for those french public outdoor bathrooms. in fact, portsmouth square has bathrooms opened to the public only a few feet away and maintained by recreation and park crews. there is no semblance of privacy here or shame. there is so much accumulated urine that on one corner there is moss growing on the top. the san francisco health department would not tell us if this represented a health issue for the community, because they say they have never received a single complaint. the question that comes to mind is, what in the heck is going on here? and how is this even allowed? danny sartor is the new supervisor for district three, which represents chinatown. what can we do to stop it? >> yeah, i think there's two things i think we actually have to look at. making sure that our existing facilities, our restrooms are in go

the car again hit a pole on international newer bmw. no word yet on whether that person involved in the crash may be a suspect. it's unclear at this point what led up to this crash crime scene tape again was preventing drivers from coming through here for 4 blocks from 51st all the way to 55th streets as police continue to investigate wreckage. a quite a bit of it there. that's about to be removed. we just saw the record coming in. and so still a lot of questions out here. pedestrians have shifted into different directions up there now being allowed back inside questions as far as what exactly led up to this crash. was this a chase by police? we don't know yet. we're still working to get those answers and we'll have more on that when it comes in. for now. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll keep and i what's going on there in oakland, joey, appreciate it. all right. to know to more breaking news to bring you a portion of el camino reality millbrae is shut down because of a fatal crash. traffic shut down between park boulevard

but i tell you, that pole, dead on accurate. the american people do not want this. the miscalculation, i think clay, on the part of zelenskyy. he thinks he is holding cards. he said i'm not playing cards, he has no cards to hold. and without the u.s. and basically biden giving him so much money that involved into the proxy war with the u.s. and russia, donald trump is trying to put an end to it, save lives, help them rebuild their country by doing a business deal with them that would create a u.s. presence in ukraine and he just blew that all up today. >> i don't understand what any critic actually wants here. sean, we know this war is over. unfortunately, ukraine lost. i wish that russia had not invaded. i wish there was no war anywhere in the world. but what trump is doing, joe made a good point there. the reason why ukraine got invaded was because joe biden came into office. vladimir putin had four years to invade ukraine while trump was president. he didn't. you know why? because he feared how trump might respond. trump has been in office for, what, 45 days now?

dallas police saying a fight between two people led to multiple poles being knocked down causing a loud>> it started a fight. there was a big fight, and it just blew up. >> gio: people inside had mistaken the noise for gunfire and panicked, leading them to rush outside in a stampede. several suffering minor injuries in the pandemonium. >> it was just a very scary experience and we're just praying that everyone involved is okay. >> gio: so scary there, and organizers suspended events. the competition will be back on today. dallas police say they haven't made any arrests. >> janai: okay. at least the competition will be back on, gio, thank you. >>> now to andrew cuomo trying to launch a political comeback announcing he'll run for mayor for new york city four years after resigning as governor of the state of new york. abc's morgan norwood explains. >> new york city is the greatest city in the world. >> reporter: this morning, andrew cuomo shaking up the race for new york city's mayor. the former new york governor who stepped down following multiple sexual harassment allegations, re-enterin

a fight at the kay bailey hutchinson convention center led to poles being knocked down saturday afternoon. some mistook that noise for gunshots and thought there was an active shooter. police confirm no shooting took place, but that stampede caused multiple injuries. everyone is expected to be okay. the national cheerleaders association canceled the rest of saturday's event. we now have an update to a story we ran last night at ten about an incident where a child was injured after being thrown from a horse on the peninsula. a mother and her son visited ocean view stables in daly city last sunday. during a horse ride, an unidentified woman ran up on one of the horses and pulled its tail, causing the animal to buck the young boy. that boy fell, and the mom says her son has since been diagnosed with a severe hematoma and a fractured leg. the boy's mother told ktvu. the stable workers brushed her son's injuries aside after he fell. but tonight, the stable tells us the family denied medical attention at the scene and allowed the boy to get back on the horse. >> they denied all medical interven

look for the poles to play an important role here. look for the baltics, who are small countries but mighty in their fear and detesting russia. look for the swedes, the swedes and the finns who have long bad history with russia. i think there's plenty of will to go with that capacity. i think the euros are going to step up here. >> okay. if if the united states collapses its support for ukraine, if it greatly diminishes what its heretofore been doing for ukraine, and if the europeans don't fill the void, for how much longer can ukraine hold out on the battlefield against russia? how long can they go it alone? >> they can't go it alone for any reasonable amount of time. but assuming the europeans even continue their current level of aid. and let's do the numbers for a minute here. um, the u.s. thus far in three years has provided about 120 billion. call it 40 billion a year. the europeans have provided in total all forms of aid. well, well, more than that. 160 to 180 billion. so there will still be a lot of. capacity going toward ukrai

keith morrison: chelsea, that is, bumped her nose on a tent pole-- had to hurt. was it bleeding? it wasn't bleeding. there was a mark where she had hit it, and she was holding her face. we were kind of laughing at her, because, you know, she's clumsy sometimes. it hurt-- you know, when you hit your nose, it kind of stings. keith morrison: sure. you know, i kind of babied her a little bit, like, oh, you're going to be ok. she wanted to go home right then. i'm like, it's going to be ok, it's going to be ok-- just drink a little bit, it'll go away-- you know. and after a minute or two, she was fine, and she was back enjoying the party. keith morrison: then, by 1:00 am, it was time to go home. earlier, chelsea had asked penny for a ride home, but sometime during the bonfire, they lost sight of each other. and penny's sister had to work the next morning and so had to leave right then. and she had to be up at 6:00, so it was time to go. keith morrison: such confusion. by then, becky was holding chelsea's phone, because chelsea had no pockets in her poison ivy get-up. but becky couldn't

afghanistan, where they went to where the fighting was in the south, but other two refused where you had the poles in the baltics and romania and the british and others really contributing. but you have the large economies like germany, italy, france, spain, still not living up to their bare minimum 2% commitment, which they which they contributed or they pledged to do a year ago. i find completely unacceptable. it's a good deal for their politicians. they don't have to make the tough choices. but to say somehow that they are, i think, the burden sharing should actually be disproportionate and they're on their side of the ledger, not the other way around. and till we force those tough conversations to happen, you know, as as as somebody in my one of my local groups said, look, if you've got all got members of a club and only a third of them are paying their full dues, what are the rest going to do? they're going to keep getting away with it. and i just don't think that's fair to the united states. and it's not it's not acceptable in terms of collective security. yeah. you have poland who's pushing

this is a painting depicting his assassination in on pole rouge, which is just outside port au princein the south, where he had traveled to try to stop the conspiracy that was forming against him in the hopes of preserving the state. well, you can only imagine such an event is only likely to lead to more conflict. and that's what happened initially. christophe accepts the reigns of interim head of state from those same who killed jason leen and tried to overthrow empire because they want to create a republic now that republics were new to the french republic, the us republic. so it wasn't a sort of de facto idea or common sense idea that the freedom fighters, the only antigen that they create a republic because the only other two republics in the world at that point, modern republics, the united states and france had slavery. now the empires and kingdoms did too. but it wasn't the case that, oh, that's how you shore up liberty, that's how you preserve independence is by declaring a republic. but the southerners think so. they want to take united states as their motto and and their mod

russia has every intention to assert its authority in the region and globally as one of the critical poles world. it is not just the russians, the asians come asian powers, china in particular -- china singularly is also thinking about what this means and whether it can do some empire building, recapture taiwan. getting back to some of the numbers here, there are plenty of efforts by trump to engage with russia for business dealings. one of the biggest banks in russia had enormous deposits from russian oligarchs, and deutsche bank was sanctioned for various corrupt scheming, was one of the biggest loaders of funds to trump and trump inc. trump has been undertaking efforts to build a trump tower in moscow for years unsuccessfully. he has looked to engage both russian oligarchs and the russian state repeatedly with his first trip to the region in 1987 roughly coinciding with his political awakenings and his damming of nato not pulling their fair share. i am not sure why those two data points seem to coincide. the fact is moving onto this deal, it started out entirely lopsided. it started out

russia has every intention to assert its authority in the region and globally as one of the critical polesorld. it is not just the russians, the asians come asian powers, china in particular -- china singularly is also thinking about what this means and whether it can do some empire building, recapture taiwan. getting back to some of the numbers here, there are plenty of efforts by trump to engage with russia for business dealings. one of the biggest banks in russia had enormous deposits from russian oligarchs, and deutsche bank was sanctioned for various corrupt scheming, was one of the biggest loaders of funds to trump and trump inc. trump has been undertaking efforts to build a trump tower in moscow for years unsuccessfully. he has looked to engage both russian oligarchs and the russian state repeatedly with his first trip to the region in 1987 roughly coinciding with his political awakenings and his damming of nato not pulling their fair share. i am not sure why those two data points seem to coincide. the fact is moving onto this deal, it started out entirely lopsided. it started out w

stone's town all the way to the mission crashing specifically this wanted car crashing into a light pole at 20 for the mission another car that was parked and then eventually the parklet i saw the video for myself and i've said before it is a miracle no one died in this crash. >> these people are my constituents that were sent to the hospital. i've spoken with a couple of them who want accountability from us a pd as much as accountable for the suspects. san franciscans have been told that if we abandon reform, if we abandon independent oversight and if we give law enforcement complete control over budgets, over how they use force, how they profile suspects, how they chase vehicles, how they spend their own time that everything regarding public safety will be solved and san franciscans have essentially been sold the story that an accountable police force is an ineffective police force and voters through their rejection of prop f in november and also prop d around commissions resoundingly sent the message that they want accountability as much as they want public safety. >> an accountable p