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>> i think it's very important and what governor polis said is exactly that.g people safe. what -- you gave an example where that did not happen. we absolutely should speak out, about protecting and keeping people safe on our campuses. that's very different, margaret, than taking a position on a political issue, which is happening always over the country and it's ridiculous what is happening on our campuses when it comes to that. you saw it all the time, in fact, university presidents that all the issues of the day as long as they were leaning one political direction, but then as soon as israel and hamas happens, there was silence across campuses because, well, if we speak out in support of israel, we might offend, you know, a very vocal part of our campus. that's embarrassing. it shouldn't happen. it's better that the institutions themselveses stay neutral on these. this is not new. this is a long-time thing on our campuses that should be happening to protect our students so they can have the robust debates. we want this debate to be happening on our campuses

and i know lisa, two of your kids went to cal poly, right? >> i love it down there. and that is beautiful. nice work. always impressive. and in fact, the rose bowl should see some drying out and they are getting hammered in southern california right now where we are on the back edge of this system, a level one system bringing the rain throughout the next three hours or so. half moon bay, highway one, marin county point rays. this is all going to slide to the east. so throughout the eight 9:00 hour it will be getting wet in your neighborhood in the east bay. but then we dry out new year's eve, maybe an isolated shower, some sun late today into new year's day, next rain late tuesday into wednesday . wow. >> well thank you so much lisa. happy new year to you and to all of you at home. we'll be back here today at 9:00. join us then. have a wonderful morning. ♪ >> whit: good morning, america. dangerous storm threat. california bracing for life-threatening high surf after a rogue wave crashes ashore. the clearer picture of the damage. >> the whole first floor was destroyed

at cal poly are putting the finishing touches. of this year's parade is celebrating a world of music, which cal poly is honoring. the floats is called a rock and roll. powering the musical current. and what makes this project extra special? well, it's the only float in the parade that's designed, built and driven by students. and it's not just current students at cal poly graduates return year after year, even decade after decade. to work on that float. >> it's generations and generations of people who are just pouring in to this program and that type of support and community. i think it's just one of the most special things i've ever had the chance of experiencing. the float includes a yellow electric eel and a purple stingray, and it also has 10,000 daisies that were donated from the central coast. >> also, 24,000 per purple flowers. it is looking good and you can look for cal poly's float on monday, abc seven will be showing the rose parade live on new year's day. it starts at 8:00 in the morning. it's always wonderful to watch

to collaborate with quality, trust poly and it orchestration by cdw. people who get it.ishaad: that's hong kong, it is very cold, 8, 9 degrees celsius this morning. we are looking at the hang seng up one third of one percent. despite of course further tensions between beijing and washington as china halts the export of a range of rare earth technology, potentially making it harder for the u.s. and other western nations to boost their own supply. john, thanks for joining us, give us a nuts and bolts of what they're actually doing here and tell us about xi jinping's recent visit to vietnam which has the second biggest reserves of rare earths in the world and how far that played into that trip. john: so what china announced last night was that there would be a ban on the export of certain technologies related to the -- to the separation of rare earths when they get dug out of the ground from the rock around it. also bans on technologies related to turning that material into the metals and magnets that go into a range of products used around the world. high tech products use

and this is becoming relevant for the whole world, in my opinion, it came out this week the first poly-standupith artificial intelligence, that is, we are just beginning to move in this direction, but our generations, they are so positive , constructive, so israel is using artificial intelligence, now the gospel, for attacks on hamas, database contains information about 30-40 thousand people, and the automated system offers the coordinates of the residential buildings where these people live, and for their destruction, and this guide. the system began to work on the topic of the destruction of humanity, that is, before artificial intelligence, which was thrown into a large public space, it became possible to pose questions like how to destroy humanity, in principle, that is, this is in all seriousness, yes, in principle, there restrictions are laid so that such... development of gpt4 and other similar systems, they came up with a proposal to slow down development until control mechanisms are developed. yeah, well, musk, as i understand it, has already spoken out in this direction more than onc

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yesterday a union faculty members at cal poly pomona walked off the job. and tomorrow, cal state, los angeles faculty members will walk out, followed by sacramento state. some san jose state university professors worry that the ongoing labor strife in the csu system could drastically impact the quality of education for students. >> abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey looks into the changes students may see next semester and why professors are so concerned about it. as the negotiating battle continues between the california state university system and its faculty. >> some professors at san jose state university say the school is trying to pressure them to make up for a $14.7 million budget deficit and come to a csu contract agreement. >> i have been through these before 20 years of them. these cycles, but i've never been told so directly that that you're going to have to change. like the number of students in your class so dramatically in november. >> meteorology and climate science professor eugene cordero says the university told professors that ma

well solving the climate crisis is a poly solution. we know what we need to do and we have the means to do it and we have to make sure that we make the right political choices in our democracy to enable ourselves to make the right choices. >> i also have to ask you, sir, because you are a harvard alum, the president of harvard, penn and m.i.t. were before congress this past week and were asked whether or not it was calling for the genocide of jews could constitute harassment and they seemed to struggle with that and they issued clarifying statements and what is your reaction as a strong supporter of the jewish community and israel and as proud harvard alum? >> well, i was shocked by the tone deafness of those comments and i think they got bad legal advice in putting together what they were going to say and they certainly do need to clarify that. and we need to respect one another in our country. and when statements come out, we need to stand against them and stand firm as americans for respect for all of the communities that make up am

role of pari , who came from the city to enter this family to go to university . what are you doing poly you yourself said to design the fruits for the night. what to do your consumption is high. shahr farang program is broadcast from saturday to wednesday at 9:00 am for 60 minutes on radio saba. mohammad sadegh is one of the media news agency . someone becomes sultan with 6 kilos of tomatoes . if i have 6 kilos too much, it will spoil, sir. there are problems of these people and they insist that they move forward with their lives and this nazi war and mass killing will be stopped and with god's help , there will be a bright future and a good future for all palestinians in the capital of jerusalem. regarding the medical problems of the qezm strip, we said that in the zionist attacks on the gaza strip, more than 110 ambulances were destroyed and a large number of medical personnel were martyred. and also sadd and. 45 health and treatment centers were targeted and hundreds of injured people were martyred due to the lack of medical services in hospitals due to the lack of medicines and equi

russia supports china, although it itself is trying to play the role of a separate third polis. well, let them think so. russia is interested in ukraine, it will get it. the main thing for china is ukraine in our orita. it seems to me that the chinese secret plan is very similar to ours. which is what was reported. old biden, where should he go, the world is becoming bipolar, well, we know that it is tripolar with russia, who doesn’t know, let him watch our president’s reception in the uar, but what? and we return to the shelling of belgrade, this afternoon the city center came under fire from the ukrainian armed forces, according to the latest data, 10 people were killed, including a child. at this moment, 45 casualties are known, about forty civilian objects were damaged, including a house regional government, about the shelling of belgorod. vladimir putin has already been reported, presidential press secretary dmitry peskov said, on behalf of the head of state, a team from the ministry of health led by minister mikhail murashko, as well as groups from the ministry of emergenc

northern polis, only yalapuki lives not in the arctic territory, on finnish soil, in lopland the finns the pr people. have to spend the night either on the street or in a classroom, without a roof over their heads in the city, about 300 children remain in australia the problem of homeless people, before the holidays they are radically solving the homeless, depriving them of their last shelter so that they do not disgrace, do not become an eyesore for local residents, the homeless can only hope for a christmas miracle in britain, they probably no longer hope for anything, in the east... in london women with children are forced to live in social housing, with mold, slugs, in general, life is not some kind of fairy tale, but our domestic runners through the upper lass probably like it. magic, but in a few in the darkness of the parisian night the christmas light shines meters from us, a desperate child ’s cry is heard, he has a house, but i don’t have a house, but why isn’t there a hotel, i can’t sleep, this eight-year-old girl and her mother have nowhere to sleep. that there is something

yes, yes, well poly there the arrow also holds everything, yes, for sure, you will take risks today,ter without at high speed, you will work right back, that’s right, behind the levers, who am i, mechanics go, brother, you look there, good, we are impressed when of course, one gets the feeling that a nuclear explosion is usually there, that is, it looks like a small one, but usually they don’t wait for it, they do it. right back, fucked back, i see that now new methods are constantly being introduced, i liked that they have now begun to clear mines using drones, we first of all, we are conducting engineering reconnaissance with... there is a temperature difference, we can thoroughly determine the boundaries, and also visual control, that is, science is science, and science is everywhere, everything is confirmed by science everywhere, without science there is nowhere, plus now we have means that are capable of carrying out mine clearance, again, well, not everything has been cleared, not everything, you can’t say that this is where the unmanned vehicles will clear the mines. basically

that strike started today with cal poly pomona and will move to san francisco state tomorrow, cal state wednesday and sacramento state thursday. it is ready to go back to the bargaining table with cfa at any time. the chancellor with a statement we recognize the need in increased compensation and are committed to doing so but financial commitments must be fiscally sustainable. >> there has to be disruptions to change status quo. you have to make something happen. you need to shake some trees or, you know, do what it takes like a strike in this case. >> sf state sent a statement saying the university, quote, respects employees and labor rights. we remain hopeful that csu reaches agreement with cfa as they've done with other unions. we have seen cities across the area try to find different ways to address homelessness from constructing tiny homes and converting hotels and shelters. solutions have been hard to come by. palo alto has a safe parking program and they're trying to expand. as betty yu shows us, the challenge is getting people used to it. >> reporter: in the shadow of a pickleba

cal state universities say they are going on a statewide one-day strike next week beginning with cal polyna on monday followed by san francisco state on tuesday, cal state l.a. on wednesday and cal state sacramento on thursday. the faculty association is demanding a 12% raise, lower class sizes and more manageable workloads. cal state officials claimant meeting the union's demands could result in tuition increases. >>> volunteers working around the clock at bay area food banks but they still need your help. sharon chen is at the second harvest food bank in san jose. >> reporter: this is the backbone of the operation. you can see the volunteers packing all sorts of produce from celery to cabbage to carrots. 40,000 volunteers helped out here in the last year and here to talk with us is diane zapata. crucial of these volunteers? >> we could not do this work without volunteers. 40,000 community volunteers is a huge amount of people and we still need more, believe it or not. it gives you a scale the support we need from the community. >> what do people do as volunteers? what kind of roles do t

we think we are in the age of a poly crisis. >> a poly crisis? what does that mean? >> that means there are a number of secular forces, monetary, economic, environmental, social -- all of these factorare coming together in ways that are often complicad and we cannot anticipate them ahead of time. so these forces come together and create unexpected shocks and volatility in the market pick it may seem far-fetched, years, we've had a global ee pandemic, geopolical crises, monetary cycle that's shifted from 40 years of easing to normalization. so we dot really know where e next natural disasr is >> y he climate concernsthis and a lack of cial cohesion, if i might use that term. i don't know if that figures in there. the political divide in many countries. lots of stresseshere. and you think that is part of the reckoninthat is going to come in 2024 and yond, but does that mean trouble for the markets ahead necessarily or just more volatility? >> i think morvolatility e tug--war continues on. 2023, a constant tug-of-war between what is the fed next move and is it going to

the first day of picketing will happen today in poly cal pomona. here in the bay area at san francisco state, lecturers will walk off the job tomorrow as one of the four campuses participating in this action. their union tells us more than 500 faculty members at sfsu will participate. that will include some faculty members from other csu campuses like cal state east bay and san jose state. faculty union members say their salaries are not keeping up with inflation, so they are asking for a 12% raise in one year. the csu system says that it proposed a 15% salary increase for faculty over three years, but the union says that offer is not acceptable. >> first of all, they're not offering 15%, they're offering 5% for this year, when we're asking for 12%. then they're stipulating that they would be willing to give us 5% in the next two years if p the state provides the money. >> reporter: san francisco state referred us to the chancellor's office, which said in a statement, our goal and hope is to minimize disruptions to students. csu is prepared to get

first at cal poly pomona and continue tuesday here at san francisco state. la and in sacramento on wednesday and thursday. we're live this morning from san francisco, i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. >> all right, thank you, james. los angeles police announced the arrest of a man suspected in the killings of three homeless men in investigators say jared powell was taken into custody because of a fourth death that happened earlier in the week. and nearly 30 miles away in the city of san dimas. in that case, the man was followed home, robbed and shot to death. the los angeles county sheriff's department was able to identify the car used after that robbery and killing the lapd chief says it's a case that might not have been solved so quickly without technology, the use of license plate readers, the use of closed circuit cameras in public places with the right governance and the right controls can be critical. >> and the linchpin to help us have a safer society. the killings of three homeless men all happened in the city of los angeles, and each of those cas

i polied for an end to the military operations with their appalling harvest of innocent civil. victims and call for solution to the desperate humanitarian situation by an opening to the provision of humanitarian aid, may there be an end to the feeling of violence and hatred. addressing thousands of people for st. peters basilica in the vatican pleaded for an end to israel's killing of people in the blockaded gaza strip. the leader part of the catholic church also condemned armament industry, which he said, is motivated by prophets and controls the puppet strings of a war, stated the pop france stated that children dying in wars, including those in gaza, are just the little... jesus's of today somber people address came as christians in the palestinian city of bethlehem cancelled celebrations and solidarity with. israel has been escalating its violence the occupied west bank even as it continues with his genocide in gaza, at least eight palestinians sustained injuries as a result of attacks by israeli uh forces and pardon, the attacks took place across the west bank including near nabol

it is all part of a weeks worth of rolling walk off the started today at cal poly pomona. union representing 29,000 cal state employees say faculty is not getting paid enough. picketers today repeated their demand for a single year raise of 12%. csu is offering 15% over three years, only 5% of which is guaranteed. >> every single person in this country deserves to pay their bills if they work a full-time job and that includes my students and colleagues. >> the csu chancellor's office responded in part by saying "our goal and hope is to minimize any disruptions to our students. csu is prepared to get back to the bargaining table with cfa at any time." >>> reforming the city government. the group called together sf action says current government bureaucracy has impeded progress on the city's drug, homeless and housing crisis. sf action wants to change that. leaders are proposing two charter amendment, november 2024 ballot. the first aims to bring accountability to unelected bodies by creating a cap on the number of city commissions and cutting the current number of commissio

similar strike impacted cal poly pomona yesterday.state leaders are not clear about the impact it will have on classes today, but next week is finals week. >>> now to a live look from israel to the gaza border. the u.n. is expressing new concerns as israel pushes deeper into southern gaza, where hamas leaders are believed to be hiding and civilians are being told to evacuate. the u.n. fears there are few places for evacuees to go and little for them to survive on. san francisco supervisors will consider adding their voices to calls for a long-term cease-fire in the middle east. the resolution also calls for more humanitarian aid and the release of hostages. similar measures have recently ignited emotional debate in cities, including oakland and richmond. palestinian supporters are planning to ask san jose council members to issue a similar resolution. >>> oakland leaders will receive a new assessment on the city's troubled 911 emergency calling centers. our investigative unit first brought you that story over the summer when we found

football in norfkan faces 100 million tomans due to the insulting behavior towards the fans of perez polis in the naqsh jahan stadium. had fined the director of the national football center said that national teams can train on the number one field of this center since april 1403. in early summer, the center's number one pitch. the national football field was destroyed due to the lack of water that the azadi sports complex had and it almost turned into a dirt field . now, fortunately, due to the events that have taken place in the last few months, the field has returned and is turning green, which we can predict, god willing. to be able to be used at the end of this year, it needs a series of nutrition and a valley that needs grass to be fertilized, god willing, after these are our events for april 1400. this field will be useful for our national teams . well, our country's national futsal team has played a friendly match with the russian national team in the past few days . our country's team is going to be there. now we want to talk to mr. ehsan usoli, the head of the futsal committee of

together with you, without you it is impossible in medicine, without you in industry, without you guys in polysatom actors, residents of the trans-baikal territory, want you to know that we are always with you, we believe you, we are proud that we have such a president, we are together, thank you, i want to repeat again, at different times i had different thoughts for this reason, but i i understand who we are today, i will run for the post of president of russia, thank you, thank you for these words, especially. productions and not today it is said, we will take over the territories , we will participate in the elections for the first time, and we are voting for you, thank you, thank you, the details of vladimir putin’s election campaign regarding the headquarters of the strategy’s proxies have yet to be determined, the kremlin will inform about everything in a timely manner, about this press secretary of the head of state dmitry peskov told reporters. at the same time, peskov stated that de facto election campaign already. has begun, the elections, let me remind you, will be held on march 17

the first strike is today at cal poly pomona, followed by picketing at san francisco state tomorrow. then csu, los angeles, wednesday, sacramento state on thursday, abc7 news reporter ryan curry live at san francisco state with the potential impact to students. ryan >> yeah, kumasi. good morning. final exams actually begin here very soon for the fall semester beginning actually as early as this saturday. so we know this week is usually very busy for faculty and staff, but with the strike going on, that's going to have an impact on things. we're waiting to hear from the university about what they plan to do about that. but yes, there will be demonstrations here this week. faculty staff, students, union members, all will be on campus demonstrating theirs is tomorrow. they want what they call a fair contract. the union representing them, says csu management rejected their demands. the deadline to reach an agreement was last week. so now the strike begins. the union representing this faculty, they're asking for the following a 12% pay raise to keep up with inflation in manageable workloa

last year, as for the arctic, they introduced a built-in the self-propelled platform of the northern polisus. a unique vessel that has no analogues in the world. in september last year, this platform went on its first voyage and has already confirmed its effectiveness. as you understand, the ice in the arctic is no longer the same as it was 20-30 years ago. navigation in the waters of the northern sea route, and climate changes in the arctic affect not only issues of safety and navigation, but also the issues of ordinary people, whose housing is located in the zone of perennial berms, i say perennial, they are eternal, like it was customary to say this earlier, because this permafrost can no longer be called eternal, the climate is changing, the permafrost is melting, and the president of the russian federation, vladimirovich putin, in the twenty-first year set the task of creating a system for monitoring the state of permafrost. on july 10 of this year, the state duma of the russian federation adopted the corresponding law, from that moment we began to create a system. 140 monitoring stat

one day rolling strikes got started at cal poly pomona yesterday. union members at the california faculty association are demanding a 12% raise, smaller class sizes, pay equity and expanded parental leave. cal state officials say if they meet the union's demands, it could mean tuition increases. >> we live in the bay area. it is the most expensive place in the nation. we are the lowest paying faculty in the region. we work really hard and we are educators. we love what we do. >> today is the final day for actors to vote on their tentative agreement with the studios. they were on strike for more than 100 days. sag-aftra was fighting for more money from streaming shows and protections from ai. >>> starting with the grange in san mateo, take a look at this. this happened on friday in front of the bridgepointe shopping center. you can see this person in a white suv pull up next to the victim's car. they cut the rope holding it to the roof, the tree. then, they stuff the tree into the back of their car and drove off. as of now, police have not made an ar

of the federation following the complaint of saeed aghaei, the former player of traktor and prest polis, from the steel club , this club is paying the amount of 3 billion and 695 million. tomans for the original demand and 14 million and 96 thousand tomans for legal fees . exclusion of 3 teams from the elimination cup , the league organization, the three teams of khyber khorramabad, astana municipality and damash gilan, because they withdrew from the hesafi cup without a valid reason in the last season, according to the regulations, they were excluded from the hesafi cup competitions this season. put. and electing the representatives of the premier league clubs in the assembly of the league organization in today's meeting the league organization voted with the managers of the premier league clubs in order to select four representatives of these clubs to attend the assembly of the league organization, and based on the results, maddi, the ceo of pikan rajaian, the ceo of alinium iraq club, esfand diyarpur, the ceo of golgohar club, sirjan and khatir. the managing director of esteghlal clu

. >> we have poly carbonate doors and metal mesh. we'll see which ones withstand graffiti and harder to push on and decide on how to roll them out. >> this is the first upgrade to bart fares in 20 years. they'll announce the next eight stations to get the new gates at the board meeting next month. >>> after nearly a year without a police chief, the city of oakland may be back to square one. they rejected the short list of candidates and asked for a new set of names. the list reportedly included laron armstrong. the mayor has said give it is old chief his job back is a nonstarter. she fired him in february. armstrong appealed and a reviewer found no evidence of any wrong doing. he issued a statement saying it is unfair i'm unable to continue to serve and protect the people of oakland. as a native of oakland nothing gave me greater pleasure and pride than to work in my community and work to improve it. we spoke to a business owner who said he would love for him to have his job back. >> you doing okay? all right. >> reporter: derek john

television, as if by magic, the green screen turns into the north pole, you and i are on the northern polis you see the head of the car, look, you see, yes, yudokov is walking behind, do you see? yes , ksenia is in a hurry to share her impressions and emotions, which are overflowing, with the president ; what attracts me most, well, is this, well, the work itself with people on television in order to provide some important information, and this is really very important sphere. here, here, here, here, now we are coming to the most important thing, now he said the very right words, the key ones are to provide important information, st. petersburg, she is 8 years old, she dreams of seeing the backstage of the circus, we will definitely organize this for anastasia. makar, 7 years old, dreams of a piano, and will definitely receive a piano from santa claus. the new bicycle will soon go to five-year-old vika in rostov-on- don, and the treadmill will go to three-year-old timur from the rostov region. he tore the balls with their wishes from the fluffy spruce paws. and also in the city makar lives

sepahan lost, but remained hopeful of saud tonight press in order to go to the elimination stage, polis has a sensitive distance against edwhill. the seventh week of the premier handball league continues with the continuation of mes kerman and the defeat of the leader of the eastern conference in basketball. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. hello and have a good day . dear and respected viewers of the asian champions league, sepahan lost but remained hopeful in the sixth and final week of the group stage of this competition, last night from iran's sepahan group. in makkah , he faced al ittihad of saudi arabia and in the end gave a result . saleh, jaman and jota filipe for al ittihad they scored and sepahan's single goal was scored by ramin rezaeiyan in samar. with this result, sepahan hoped for saud. in the table, ittihad is on top with 15 points and sepahan is on the second place with 10 points. 32 out of a hundred from the same group of the iraqi air force. uzbekistan passed. khobleh m

it started at cal poly pomona earlier today. faculty spent the day on the picket line. the strike will move to san francisco state tomorrow followed by cal state l.a. wednesday and sacramento state on thursday. union members of the california faculty association are demanding a 12% raise, smaller class sizes, pay equity and expanded parental leave. cal state officials say if the demands are met, it could lead to tuition increases. >> there has to be disruption to change the status quo. you got to make something happen and in order for that to happen you need to shake some trees or do what it takes like a strike in this case. >> "university respects our employees and their labor rights and are hopeful an agreement is reached as they have done with other unions." >>> turning to first alert weather, the week starting off with dangerous conditions along the coast. this is a look at the waves in pacifica. the national weather service is warning people to watch out for sneaker waves through tomorrow morning. the fog may have slowed you down this morning, a fifth blanket of fo

to collaborate with quality, trust poly and it orchestration by cdw. people who get it.nie: an alert on the bloomberg's, hunter biden will be arraigned on january event. joe biden's son was indicted in a california court earlier this month, prosecutors alleged he fails to pay at least one point $4 million in taxes. he is expected to plead not guilty in the tax case. this is another threat to president biden's reelection bid from the latest round of criminal charges against son hunter biden. paul. paul: a major deal in the steel industry is now official, u.s. steel accepting napalm steel -- nippon's bid after rejecting an earlier offer. we are joined by our guest, su keenan and argus from tokyo. this will create the second largest steel company and now the biggest outside china. su: it is absolutely a major deal at a blowout price, nearly twice that of the u.s. rival. and again, this is a deal that the metals industry was watching for months. it ends a lot of uncertainty over the future of u.s. deal, an iconic steelmaker. you saw the shares for more than 27% on the announ

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realization of our mistakes and the realization that we are truly sovereign civilization, we are the poliswe are a single community, with the west you will still be sixes, look how they spend it, i have said more than once, in my personal opinion, that means the main prize from the collapse of the soviet union should have been become russia. with its super resources, nuclear weapons and so on, and i, for example , do not rule out, i remember these discussions in the nineties there, when they also wanted to drag russia into nato, or they said, why not, i do not exclude at all that there were such plans, you know , all of us, all... together and the former soviets, yes, for example, to be used as expendable material in the fight there with china or with the global south or with the islamic world or with someone else, this is how ukrainians are now being used up in the fight with russia, well, they themselves say that it’s cheap, but it’s the same for all of us, it’s the same they wanted to spend all of us in the fight for something else, what difference does it make if there are such stupid

it became much easier for polis to advance. if he wins, he will go safely if he draws . as i said, pakhtakor's game is very important . both of our representatives will go up, or even if they win but do not go up with the number of goals , sepahan and press police have the ability to advance, but if paakhtakor wins, press police must win their game. now we will talk separately about press police, we want to go. let's go to the first game of sepahan, which, as i said, ended a few minutes ago, with mr. hamid slili, the coach and football expert. they are in the studio now so we can talk about this and see how sepahan performed in saudi arabia and the game that was held there and it didn't turn out nearly as we wanted. i wish sepahan could get a draw from that game, mr. steely . please, in the name of god. rahman al-rahim, mr. vasakari, at your service, at the service of all the people of iran , hello and politely, i am at your service . i wish you would get that tie. there were asians nasaji ma was his first appearance in the asian club and he did not have the necessary ex

one day strikes got started at cow poly in pomona yesterday.members are demanding a 12% raise, smaller classes, pay equity and expanded parental leave cow state officials claim if they meet these demands, it could end up with tuition increases . >> there have to be disruptions to change the status role -- quote. you have to make something happen and you have to shake some trees or do what it takes. like a strike. >> csu los angeles is set to pick a tomorrow followed by sacramento state on thursday. >>> time for this morning's top stories. mountain view police say a 60-year-old woman died after being run over by a car in a foggy parking lot yesterday morning. police say a driver was an employee arriving to work around 6:00 at the walmart lot . the woman was taken to the hospital where she later died. police say a driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> and advocacy group is trying to give mayor london breed more power. together sf is proposing two measures that they want to get on the november ballot. >> togethe

the one-day rolling strikes would shut down classes at 4 of cs use largest campuses including cal poly pomona sf state csu, los angeles and sacramento state. in alameda, hundreds of volunteers teamed up to build 600 new bikes to be delivered to kids in need the nonprofit organization, kids bike lane, partnering with local charities to make sure the new bike city given out in time for christmas. this was the 8th annual big bike build event. the organization is still accepting donations online. you can sign up to volunteer on their website. kids bike lane, donna work. still to come here at 11 o'clock, an arrest has been made following the murders of 3 homeless people in los angeles. >> what police have learned about the suspect. another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. news out of los angeles

johnn't violate our poli, you i, and so does anybody with common sense. this is nybodya double standard. and it's and you know, carolyn just she's a symptom of theto problem as welm of tl as thepro. perpetrator of the problem. this cuts really deep into, these ivy league universities. >> you know, there's an interesting editoriaean: thel ia the new york post yesterday, one down and hundreds to go that it's not justndto at mit and new penn and harvard. this is now, but it's institutionalized in lower grades as well.. dr. phil, i don't know whyi don' all of a sudden gotten to a point where we're educators for kids from in grammar school, supe from in grammar school, feel that their values are superior to parental values and they feel at liberty to indoctrinate these childrenei into their way of thinking rather than sticking to the basicsathe stickin reading, writ science, history, and computers. >> i don't knoory, andw. call me old fashioned, dr. phil, but i prefer they educate our kids, not indoctrinate them . well. vell. sean over 30% of our fifth graders

it's part of a four day rolling strike that started at cal poly pomona yesterday.umber five, driverless taxi company cruise is facing a fine for its handling of an incident in san francisco. >> regulators claim the company tried to cover up the severity of the event. cruise issued a statement pledging to respond in a timely manner to the accusations. >> number six, if you missed our take action in san francisco conversation last night, you can watch it now streaming on our apps and on abc7 news.com. the town hall style event brought san francisco mayor london breed police chief bill scott and district attorney brooke jenkins together to discuss the city's challenges and the potential fixes. >> number seven, starting next year, cvs is changing the way it prices prescription drugs from a complex formula to a simple retail markup, plus a flat fee. the company says this will mean the price of most drugs is going down. >> well, after bringing back the ability to speak for patients living with als, stanford medicine is tackling the struggles faced by those with traumatic

winter begins in yakutia, where the keeper of the permafrost, chiskhaan, arrived from the polis of cold staff. despite the frost. many people gathered on yakutsk square. in that a real new year's miracle happened this year and the yakut wizard moved to moscow to vdnkh, where the international exhibition forum russia is taking place. lastelin of the cold handed over his staff to grandfather frost from veliky ustyug, who had previously come to yakutsk to receive it. now the words of my colleague, valery gavrilovskaya, host of the emergency program. lera, what's on air today? ilya today it became known about the arrest of the kidnappers. not girls in the kaluga region, the child for whom they demanded a ransom was searched for more than a day, to fortunately, now everything is fine with the schoolgirl, it was thanks to her that the dneperov managed to get traced, they abandoned her on the road 30 km from home, there were three of them, a man and a woman, a second-grader said that they beat her, now the attackers are under interrogation, and we we’ll tell you what the father, the girls have

which nasaji mazandaran will play against esteghlal khuzestan, sepahan will play misr rafsanjan, press polisl play against hodar, and foulad will play against esteghlal . aliirreza akbari khorram news service the disciplinary committee of the football federation, in its meeting today, signed the contracts of the three esteghlal clubs, press police and. he checked the rector. the disciplinary committee of the football federation hosted the managers and lawyers of tractor and esteghlal clubs on thursday morning. first , the tractor club contracts were reviewed and decided. the contract of 6 members of this club, in which the tractor club has taken over the tax , should be amended. two players are safdi alvar and khamenez and four members of my staff. we secured the opinion of the working group and it doesn't seem that we have any problem with this feeling. in any case, the opinion of the respected disciplinary committee 283 billion is our total contract for this year, and while we could spend 329 billion tomans and 46 billion are still left , in the next meeting, the complaint of press police

this is on the campus of cal poly pomona. tomorrow there's a walkout at san francisco state. a union representing the 29,000 cal state university employees say faculty isn't being paid enough. they want a single-year raise of 12%. csu is offering a 15% raise over three years, only 5% of which is guaranteed. >>> well, it's official. another bay area politician is running for congress. state assembly member evan lowe has officially filed paperwork to run for the 16th congressional district. that spot is up for grabs next year because congresswoman anna eshoo is retiring. the seat represents parts of the south bay, midpeninsula, and parts of san mateo county. if low decides to formally announce a run, he enters a growing field. two people have already announced a run. santa clara county supervisor joe simitian, and rishi kumar. former san jose mayor sam liccardo has also filed paperwork but has not yet made a final decision on a run. evan low scheduled to join us on this program tomorrow at 7:00. >>> here's a hot issue. we've been covering this for years. crime in san francisco.

the strike begins today at cal poly pomona in southern california. picketing is set for san francisco state tomorrow. >> number four, join us tonight for take action. san francisco, abc7 is sitting down with mayor london breed police chief bill scott and da brooke jenkins for a town hall style event. it's streaming live at 7 p.m. on our abc7 bay area apps and on abc7 news.com. >> at number five, we are beginning with a dense fog advisory until 10 a.m. this morning. you can see it's for the valleys of the north bay solano county. we have dense fog in the east bay as well. you can see that on our bay bridge toll plaza camera right now. so here's how the day shapes up. we'll have that dense fog advisory through 10 a.m. then brighter skies do prevail and is a warmer afternoon with temperatures mainly in the mid 60s. number six, in addition to the fog, we have the big backup that our commuters will have to deal with. >> if you're traveling through albany, you can see that the traffic has extended through el cerrito. the crash itself is on westbound 80 bef

this is what it looked like yesterday when union faculty members at cal poly pomona walked off the jobculty members, including professor, librarians and counselors, are demanding an immediate 12% wage hike. csu is offering 5% each of the next three years. now tomorrow, cal state los angeles faculty members will walk out, followed by sacramento state historic multi-million dollar settlement with the maker of oxycontin is hanging in the balance at the supreme court. >> jobina is at the live desk with what happened in the courtroom. jobina. >> thank you, kumasi. the supreme court seems divided as it reviews a landmark bankruptcy settlement for purdue pharma. that's the company behind the powerful painkiller oxycontin. the drug is linked to tens of thousands of overdose deaths. the justices heard arguments over whether the owners of purdue pharma, the sackler family, can be protected from future lawsuit. it's under terms of the settlement. under the bankruptcy deal, the sackler family would pay about $6 billion to settle lawsuits with opioid victims and state governments. but the biden adm

cal state university say they are going on a statewide one-day strike, starting next week for cal poly pomona will hold the first strike on monday, followed by cal state san francisco on tuesday, cal state l.a. on wednesday and cal state sacramento on thursday. the faculty association is demanding a 12% raise , lower class sizes, and more manageable workloads. cal state officials claim a meeting of union's demands could result in tuition increases. >>> sings some snowfall in this era. look at this, the snow lab giving us a look at the conditions. the lab says they're expecting two to four inches of snow over the next 24 hours. caltrans is expected the winter weather to keep them a very busy on the roadways this weekend in the sierra. andrew hafner reports how the agencies staffing level is looking this early in the season. >>> it is a similar story every year. wintry weather and concern on the roads. >> we are still watching like we normally do, every winter season our major highways being obviously u.s. 50 i-80, and our secondary route. >> jeremy says this year isn't much different >>

wagons filled with logs are being prepared for shipment by all branches of the polis forest office.eginning of the year, the defenders have already been supplied with 17,000 cubic meters of wood. roman kovalchuk, details, tv channel inter, marathon, edina news. volodymyr zelenskyi urged european officials not to betray people and their faith in europe. the president of ukraine spoke before the participants of the european council meeting by video link. he reminded that this year russia has made significant gains neither on the battlefield nor in the international arena, and called on european leaders not to allow this trend to change. today is the day when determination will either be with you in... or in moscow, people in europe will not understand if putin's satisfied smile is the reward for the meeting in brussels. i've talked to a lot of you these days, we 're talking about the solution that was promised, and i haven't heard a single counterargument as to why we shouldn't stick with the plan approved by all of europe. last year , ukraine received clear recommendations on how to