for the film of this director sherlock holmes the game of shadows in london's richmond park they arranged a whole gypsy camp. garicha is true in the national park of the same name is located at the highest point of the island homer at an altitude of almost one and a half kilometers, however, for this archipelago, the height is far from record-breaking. the canary islands will surely continue, probably, in park 300. tokyo kinuta park was created in 1957 on the territory of just such a field. maybe an airfield, no? see how picturesque it is how many plants the golf course will continue in the park for 100. the route of the rope park in penza has the thematic names rocket belka and strelka kosmos and another one is named after him yuri alekseevich gagarina you are right in the park 200 peoples' friendship park in this city was laid out for the centenary. lenin worked experts from all 15 soviet republics, ulyanovsk is true people and animals 500 in june last year on the border of ecuador and peru, scientists found a new type of frog with copper-red eyes and spotted amphibian skin gave the nam

joining the park service, the service reports that she contributed to meetings to develop the richmond park that helped tell the unfold stories of working black americans during the war. she said being a primary source in the sharing of that history, my history, and giving shape to a new national park has been exciting and fulfilling. she says, the work gave her meaning in her final years of employment a public celebration for soskin's service set for later this month wow. >>> well, even if you don't celebrate the 345dness of march you probably heard of the st. peter's peacocks the cinderella story of the ncaa tournament while their run at the title is over, the celebration is still set. for the final four teams, the journey continues, including one of the most anticipated matchups ever one so big that the uncotry singer eric church cancelled a concert so he could go to it to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪♪ to be...unstoppable. that's why millions rely on the strength and financial guidance of prudential to achieve their dreams. who's your rock? ♪♪ this is elodia. she's a recording arti

she led public programs at the rosie the riveter world war ii homefront national historical park in richmondfornia, a job she held for 16 years. ranger betty, you started working as a park ranger at the age of 84, which is remarkable in itself given that you started a new career in your 80's. what drew you to the job? betty i was actually working for : the state of california. i was working as a field reprentative for a member of the california state assembly, dion aroner. after she term limited out, loni hancock. so i was already on site. so it was pretty easy for me to go from one meeting to another. geoff: the park pays homage to rosie the riveter, the iconic symbol representing the civilian women who worked in ipyards and factories, taking the vacated jobs of men duri world war ii.war ii. ranger betty says -- world war ii. ranger betty says she worked to make sure visitors understood “rosie the riveter is an important story,” but not the only one worthy of attention. betty the story was incomplete : as it stood. the story would be the, in part, of 120,000 japanese who were interned durin

ranger, betty has been working at the rosie the riveter world war, 2 home front national historic park in richmond. her duties included conducting park tours and serving as an interpreter ranger betty has become a national parks icon who worked hard and making sure the african american wartime experience has a place in the park's history. soskin grew up in oakland, enjoy the park service at the age of 84. well, today, ranger betty spoke about her retirement and the experience of meeting president obama. of the greatest i've done to their presence. these of it has. that was awesome. >> members of the public, of course, are invited to celebrate ranger betty tomorrow afternoon at the crane way pavilion in richmond. the national park service says they are grateful for her contributions and they ukraine as that country's government makes a disturbing new discovery. meet brett from apartment 2b. he's not letting an overdraft alert get him stressed. he knows he's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours.

we find her today a park she helped bring to richmond. >> history is not dead and gone. betty is a living example of how we bridge those time periods and how the past is the present. >> reporter: she grew up in oakland. she joined the national park service at the age of 84. prior to that she worked to help uncover untold stories of african-americans on the home front during world war ii. >> i wish it weren't so. i do not think it will be very long. >> reporter: as for the celebration surrounding her 100 birthday and retirements, a middle school was renamed in her honor. some of her fondest memories? >> you one of the greatest things i have ever done. i was invited and able to be introduced to the president on the stage. for all of america. >> reporter: her final thoughts to us all as we step foot onto >> i think people are surprised by their own surprise. they need to know they do not realize how much it all really counts on them. that we each carry so much history. we drop history off when we take in these parks. >>> if those aren't inspiration and encouragement enough t

generations of bay area families at rosie, the riveter world war, 2 home front national historic park in richmondr impact on society dates back far beyond that. up to her retirement at 100 years old. she served as the national park service's old, a stranger detailing the contributions. women like herself made during the war back then the african american woman who would grow into becoming a civil rights icon served as a file clerk in a segregated union hall. soskin later worked as a field representative for 2 california assembly. women and co-founded a record store with her late ex husband in berkeley that operated for nearly 75 years until it closed in 2019. it is my honor to freeze it to you. >> the president. the united states in 2015, she was honored with a commemorative coin by president barack obama. a coin that was stolen months later during a violent home invasion. robbery saw skin survived at her home in richmond. it was eventually replaced by the white house in 2016. she was recognized in the congressional record highlighting her courage and determination throughout life. anyone who kno

. >> this week marks the end of a more than 15 year run with the national park service for 100 year-old richmondident betty reid soskin as of her official retirement thursday. she was the oldest national park ranger serving in the country and as kron four's for leave to go reports, her legacy has been defined by service. >> for the past decade and a half, betty reid soskin has educated generations of bay area families at rosie, the riveter world war, 2 home front national historic park in richmond. but her impact on society dates back far beyond that. up to her retirement at 100 years old. she served as the national park service's old, a stranger detailing the contributions. women like herself made during the war back then the african american woman who would grow into becoming a civil rights icon served as a file clerk in a segregated union hall. soskin later worked as a field representative for 2 california assembly. women and co-founded a record store with her late ex husband in berkeley that operated for nearly 75 years until it closed in 2019. it is my honor to freeze it to you. >> the pres

ranger, betty has been working at the rosie the riveter world war. 2 home front national historic park in richmondduties included conducting park tours and serving as an interpreter ranger betty has, of course, become an icon for the national park service. and she works hard, making sure the african american wartime experience has a place in the park's history. soskin grew up in oakland, join the park service at the age of 84 in today. ranger betty spoke about her retirement and the experience of meeting president obama. >> of the greatest thing that presence. nice of it has. that was awesome. >> members of the public are invited to celebrate ranger betty tomorrow afternoon at the crane way pavilion in richmond. the national park service says that they're grateful for her contributions and they wish her well in her retirement. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 10 flash mob thieves are targeting san francisco businesses. >> one of them was even hit 3 times in a week how community leaders are now taking matters into their own hands. >> and we've been talking about the rain that's heading to the bay

generations of bay area families at rosie, the riveter world war, 2 home front national historic park in richmondal park service's old, a stranger detailing the contributions. women like herself made during the war back then the african american woman who would grow into becoming a civil rights icon served as a file clerk in a segregated union hall. soskin later worked as a field representative for 2 california assembly. women and co-founded a record store with her late ex husband in berkeley that operated for nearly 75 years until it closed in 2019. it is my honor to freeze it to you. >> the president. the united states in 2015, she was honored with a commemorative coin by president barack obama. a coin that was stolen months later during a violent home invasion. robbery saw skin survived at her home in richmond. it was eventually replaced by the white house in 2016. she was recognized in the congressional record highlighting her courage and determination throughout life. anyone who knows her. >> she is a very special person in a special soul. saw skin has penned the men wore sign my name to fre

the director of the national parks service was in richmond to present her with a traditional arrowhead retirement plaque. he said ranger betty changed the way history's presented at national parks throughout the century. she grew up in oakland and worked as a file clerk for the boil makers in richmond during world war ii. she's now 100. it was a perfect day to celebrate the national park services as well as the longest serving ranger because, guess what, today marked the start of national parks week. it was free admission today. here's a look at yosemite and parks across the country hosting all events all week with different themes. today if you did go, you got in for free. that's my video when i went a week and a half ago, brian. >> anything to save a buck. >> i want a little cred on that. >> you did a nice job shooting that. went to yosemite with your mom and daughter. >> my sister, yeah. >> you know. >> okay, yeah. >> somebody in the family. >> nice shooting there. >>> a look in the east bay, and the numbers pretty good with the rain. it's a mostly sunny sunday for tomorrow. so that

ranger, betty has been working at the rosie the riveter world war. 2 home front national historic park in richmond, her duties there have included conducting park tours and serving as an interpreter. ranger betty has become a national parks icon who worked hard at making sure that the african american wartime experience has a place in the park's history. soskin spent her childhood in oakland and join the park service at the age of 84. and today, ranger betty spoke about her retirement and the experience of meeting president obama. >> of the greatest thing i've ever done to their presence. nice of it has. that was awesome. >> well, members of the public are invited to celebrate ranger betty tomorrow afternoon at the crane way pavilion in richmond that goes from one to 02:00pm. the national park service says that they are grateful for her contributions and they're wishing her well in her retirement. we wish her well. >> as well, right. every time we see a story about ranger. but i mean, she's just lovable. she's funny. and smart and really yeah, all right. a big story we're following in the tech wor

generations of bay area families at rosie, the riveter world war, 2 home front national historic park in richmondsociety dates back far beyond that. up to her retirement at 100 years old. she served as the national park service's old, a stranger detailing the contributions. women like herself made during the war back then the african american woman who would grow into becoming a civil rights icon served as a file clerk in a segregated union hall. soskin later worked as a field representative for 2 california assembly. women and co-founded a record store with her late ex husband in berkeley that operated for nearly 75 years until it closed in 2019. it is my honor to freeze it to you. >> the president. the united states in 2015, she was honored with a commemorative coin by president barack obama. a coin that was stolen months later during a violent home invasion. robbery soskin survived at her home in richmond. it was eventually replaced by the white house in 2016. she was recognized in the congressional record highlighting her courage and determination throughout life. anyone who knows her. >> she

generations of bay area families at rosie, the riveter world war, 2 home front national historic park in richmondpact on society dates back far beyond that. up to her retirement at 100 years old. she served as the national park service's old, a stranger detailing the contributions. women like herself made during the war back then the african american woman who would grow into becoming a civil rights icon served as a file clerk in a segregated union hall. soskin later worked as a field representative for 2 california assembly. women and co-founded a record store with her late ex husband in berkeley that operated for nearly 75 years until it closed in 2019. it is my honor to freeze it to you. >> the president. the united states in 2015, she was honored with a commemorative coin by president barack obama. a coin that was stolen months later during a violent home invasion. robbery saw skin survived at her home in richmond. it was eventually replaced by the white house in 2016. she was recognized in the congressional record highlighting her courage and determination throughout life. anyone who knows h

she worked at the rosie the riveter world war ii homefront national historic park in richmond for morehan a decade. a retirement celebration will be held in april. steph curry back in action? larry beil explains. >> he was dishing out assists today. but not for the warriors. they (music throughout) >> abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> steph curry still wearing a. walking boot best hope is his injured boot heels before the playoffs. passing off the backboard today to kids in oakland. they where franklin elementary for their first little town library. they are planning 150 of these with the goal of bringing the joy of reading to kids who may not have easy access to a lot of books. >> making sure you are reading at your grade level by the time you get to third grade determines your entire educational future. >> 100 and 50 of these will go -- 150 of these will go around in the right areas and locations. it means 30,000 books at the hands of kids who need it, the inspiration, the tools to develop. >> great work they are doing. giannis and the bucks facing the nets. this is why

people came out yesterday to celebrate the nation's eldest park ranger, who just retired. [ cheers and applause ] >> a standing ovation in richmond for betty reed soskin, at the age of 100 she decided to retire. soskin played a role in the park to richmond and uncovering the untold stories of african americans on the homefront during world war 1. during the war, soskin worked as a shipyard clerk and then started a music store with her husband. served as a berkeley city council member and had the honor of announcing president barack obama during the national tree-lighting ceremony. she thanked all her supporters who have stood by her over the years and we tip our hats to miss soskin. >>> a new restaurant just rolled into the bay area and has a lot of people talking. a robot named sonny is helping waiters at the denny's in milpitas. the waiters set the hot plates on sonny, tell him where to go, and it's off. >> our servers are very warm and friendly, but with the help of robots, they are improving their efficiency and productivity. >> the robot is only helping them improve their efficiency. so it's not replacing any of the employee

she worked at the rosie the riveter world war ii homefront national historic park in richmond for more celebration will be held in april. steph curry back in action? larry beil explains. >> he was dishing out assists today. but not for the warriors. they >> abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> steph curry still wearing a. walking boot best hope is his injured boot heels before the playoffs. passing off the backboard today to kids in oakland. they where franklin elementary for their first little town library. they are planning 150 of these with the goal of bringing the joy of reading to kids who may not have easy access to a lot of books. >> making sure you are reading at your grade level by the time you get to third grade determines your entire educational future. >> 100 and 50 of these will go -- 150 of these will go around in the right areas and locations. it means 30,000 books at the hands of kids who need it, the inspiration, the tools to develop. >> great work they are doing. giannis and the bucks facing the nets. this is why kd wanted to team up with kyrie. the nets wer

park ranger after attending a presentation on the development of the rosie the riveter historic park in richmond. >>> this is cesar chavez's birthday a state and local holiday where we honor the late civil rights and labor leaded. for many years he lived in east san jose where he began the farm worker organizing efforts that would later become his legacy. the home sits in the rock school district. due to covid concerns students weren't able to plan the annual march honoring chavez. some schools decided to hold on campus marches in honor of the great civil rights leader. >> he has inspired so many and myself and learning about him in class has inspired me to do better in the future and i feel like i want to learn about him more. >> now i understand what his hunger strikes were about. >> reporter: chavez died of natural causes in 1993 in arizona. his efforts led to the creation of the united farm workers union which is recorded as one of the most important labor and civil rights groups in america. >>> today is international transgender day of visibility. it is a day dedicated to celebrating the ac

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betty worked at the rosie the riveter world war two homefront national historical park in richmond. that's where retirement celebration will be held for her tomorrow. oh, congratulations congratulations to her. so so deserved. love it. all right. well world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm dion lynn and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel all of us here. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at six. use we are entrepreneurs, and that's what you do. that's what we do. yep. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making r s time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine ne

park. that's in richmond. her duties included conducting tours and serving as an interpreter. became a national icon for her work, making sure the war time experience of african-americans has a place in the park's history. soskin grew up in oakland enjoying the park service at the age of 84 ranger. betty spoke about her retirement and the experience of meeting president obama. >> of the greatest thing that the presence. has he? it wasn't. that was awesome. >> members of the public are invited to celebrate ranger betty tomorrow afternoon at the crane way pavilion in richmond, the national park service says that they are grateful for her contributions and wish her well in her retirement. congratulations. great story there. dave. >> yeah, good to say. that's a nice park to go to rosie riveter, a park. that's a pretty nice. you spent a lot of time in a very small area. lots to see lots to feed the eyes. >> we're good. looking at storm tracker. 4 is some heavier to moderate rain showers for san francisco. just crossing the bay as we speak. and in the southern moran, however, skies

again, we transported folks to three area hospitals, park ridge, richmond, and lexington. the post office to be stripped of its ability to bring private prosecutions. it comes as the public inquiry into the treatment of former subpostmasters is expected to come to an end next month. the post office used its power to take more than 700 branch managers straight to court, when faulty software made it look like money was missing from their branches. 0ur correspondent colletta smith has the story. i don't get it. i really don't get it. they were aware that horizon sense and case were having issues but they still chose to prosecute me. and that is just malicious, nasty. pauline was sacked, made homeless and given a criminal conviction when her youngest daughter was only two. the computer system had shown a shortfall at her branch. she'd asked for help, but instead, the post office sent in their team of investigators. considering they're not the police, but they made you... they made you feel like they were the police. what got me was the way they went about it. it was... it was,

she worked at the rose the riveter world war ii homefront national historic park in richmond for more celebration will be held it there on saturday, april 16. kumasi: happening today, the famous nighttime food festival is back. off the grid is coming back. the highly anticipated street food festival will kickoff tonight. you can check it out until 10:00 p.m. over 25 food trucks will be there, along with a bar, entertainment stage. it's been two years since they set up shop at fort mason. this is the largest reoccurring street food festival in northern california. reggie: we are looking at menus because restaurant week is kicking off, the train hundred 60 restaurants. it will run through april 10 with special prices. for the first time, you can order brunch. meal prices range between $10 and $75, but usually it's a good deal. kumasi: did you find a brunch option? reggie: not yet. kumasi: i will work on it. reggie: please do. lisa: we are on our way to a nice afternoon inland. anti-outcome upper 70's. -- antioch, upper 70's. coming down for sunday and monday. theh look at that recovery

park. who have been advocate to keep sea cliff and presidio in district 2 they are wealthier than the richmond and therefore has similarities. we have similar situation touth of south of park in d 4 i urge you to keep the southern boundary at slot. the merced manner and like shore are wealthier neighborhoods and the sunset with larger detached homes with graundz. sunset are smaller hopes that butt upon against one another. in the district 4 we have the new sunset chien he's cultural district benefit from adding territory eastern. where well are [inaudible]. i'm recommending that you extend our district -- to funston and kirkum. and will keep us within the allowed deviation. and leftly, if the sunset does want to stay as one and united, we love to have them. thank you for your hard work and have a good evening >> thank you, next speaker, please. hello i'm executive sdreshth of the lbgtq district in soma. and i'm here to thank you for choosing the 4d map. and we think that it is essential that the boundary for d 6 be along geary, polk street and second. we feel this helps keep the communities of

richmond. soskin's interpretive programs illuminated the histories of african americans and other people of color. the parkl celebrate betty's retirement on saturday, april 16th, in richmond. >> well done. >> congratulations, betty. >> yeah, and living proof the great outdoors is good for you, right? >> yes. we're going to have some beautiful great outdoors. >>> awesome weather the next couple of days. we've got heat moving in with this area of high pressure, and eventually it going to put us close to 90s across the bay area. tomorrow, not too much of a warmup. we'll begin with 40s here. isolated patchy fog. light winds. overall, a good start. by the afternoon, temperatures warming 3 to 6 degrees. that will be 73 san jose. 75 morgan hill. concord 76. oakland 68. a mix of 50s and 60s san francisco to half moon ball. a good day tomorrow. how about that heat? here's the thing. we are going to go up to 80 on saturday in concord. down to 70 on monday. then here we go, skyrocket back up, 86 wednesday. 89 thursday. 86 friday. so some of the warmest weather of the year so far coming in as we head into next week. h

stories of black workers on the home front during the world war ii while serving at the national park in richmondthese three individuals all came from very different back grounds, led very different lives, but what they all have in common is they all rose up and used their experience skl talents to not only better themselves, but to improve the lives of those around them. this holiday, i urge each and every one of you to think about their stories and to strive to follow their examples. we'll be right back. examples. we'll be right back. ts. the farmer's dog makes it simple to feed your dog real food. it's real meat and veggies. freshly-made. developed with vets. delivered right to your door. that's why dog lovers are choosing the farmer's dog. a smarter, healthier pet food. delivered. visit tryfarmersdog.com and get 50% off your first box of food. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ before treating your chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more, you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start, with

short at the world war ii go home front national historical park in richmond.uld have dried up by then,? >> we are in the east bay, some wet weather, further to the south you have the showers as well as the south bay from spotty places on the peninsula. 60's where we have sunshine today. >> >>> welcome back to "gma" this saturday morning. >>> coming up get ready to channel your inner diane keaton, the rom-com look taking over tiktok. we'll take a deep dive into coa coastal grandmother fashion. >> deep dive. first though the top headlines that we're following right now, covid cases on the rise across the u.s. as numbers climb in the northeast fueled by the omicron ba.2 subvariant. this as millions take to the skies this busy holiday travel weekend. meanwhile, 30,000 people from 122 countries and all 50 states will descend on beantown for the boston marathon this weekend for the race on monday. >>> also a suspect is in custody after leading officers in l.a. on a high-speed car chase that ended in an hours' long standoff. los angeles county sheriff's department sa

sure that we could efficiently transport central and outer richmond residents for north-south direction especially seeing that golden gate park has been and always will be great for richmond to travel north-south direction. so, that's my only, you know, concern in trying to want to be as strategic as possible, but really for a long-term investment when we talk about billions of dollars to really have some thoughtfulness around what can we do to get them out of the car? thank you. >> chair mandelman: thank you. i share the enthusiasm of my west side colleagues for the planning and thinking about bold transportation future for our west side connecting to downtown. i think about folks like jane morrison who advocated for decades for downtown extension of high speed rail and didn't see it in their lifetime, but i hope we will see it in ours. and then we need to keep working on additional projects, whether it's the second tube that will connect that high-speed rail line to the east bay and up to sacramento or projects like this. we are not going to get where we're imagining we're going to get around density if we don't have the tr

rosie and her mate have lived in a crane above rosie the riveter national park in richmond.ie typically lays three eggs a year. the lovebirds expect their second big within the next few days. we don't want any drama. kumasi: just let them be. reggie: although that would look dramatic. these birds are really doing stuff out there. kumasi: they are giving us -- reggie: soap opera. telenovela realness. new at 6:00, another price hike for amazon prime subscribers. what you will soon be paying -- not again. kumasi: again. but will we unsubscribe? reggie: nope, they got us. kumasi: usps overhaul. this is good news if you get a lot of mail. reggie: something new at metta. employees are calling them zuc kumasi: president biden has signed a bill into law designed to overhaul the u.s. postal service. one of the main provisions maintains a six day a week delivery. it will also allow usps to modernize its service. the law requires the postal service to create an online public dashboard, with local and national delivery and performance data. the also shore up the finances of the essentia

career is planned for tomorrow at the rosie the riveter world war home front national historical park in richmond. and a barrier weather. nice little productive week for us. we have the rainfall yesterday a break today we have some more rain to start off the weekend. early tomorrow morning, the rainfall rates will be picking up not only rain here, but another winter weather advisory in the sierra. we had one yesterday and another one that should be getting a few hours to am saturday until five p.m. saturday and snowfall amounts could be around 6 to 12 inches so we could have some challenges getting over the passes for both 80 and 50 in the sierra for tomorrow as that winter weather advisory kicks in. here is our weekend forecast for your saturday some rain early tomorrow morning skies, becoming partly sunny into the afternoon hours and then into sunday for easter occult start temperatures in the mid thirties to the mid forties, but it will be dry and it will be sunny for the second half of the weekend. in fact, after that cold start sunday morning temperatures could recover nicely by the afternoo

she worked at the rosie the riveter national historical park in richmond.n will be held at 1:00 p.m. today. an amazing life. we are tracking that rain. >> rain in the north bay more scattered. south city getting wet. very light returns but still rain in the south bay and a sunny afternoon ahead. sunny afternoon ahead. liz: thanks for what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain,

yeah betty worked at the rosie the riveter world war two homefront national historical park in richmonde than a decade a retirement celebration will be held there for her tomorrow. i can't believe she's retiring we've done so many stories and she's so wonderful to talk to and listen to about all their experiences. i well earned welcome you all right. the weekend is almost here and it's well, it looks good. it looks great right now, but that's going to change. yes, beneficial rain is coming our way, but here's the good news, larry and kristen. it's coming in while many of us will be sleeping. let me show you live doppler 7 right now a couple of sprinkles passing through ukiah and that's about it compared to 24 hours ago. most of you are actually running warmer 11 degrees warmer in fairfield up 7, san jose and also up for in oakland a lovely view from floratorium camera right now san francisco 56 degrees oakland, you're at 62 upper 60s from san jose to santa clara a live view from san jose where you can see just some leftover clouds and some sunshine 60 degrees in it's up to 70 in fairfie

her job as a park ranger at the rosie the riveter world war two homefront national historic park in richmondd on why she never considered herself a rosie when i was 20 years old. and working for the government i would not consider. a whole person it was that they kept me from identifying myself to rosie. oh, but she has accomplished so much saw skin turned 100 in september and was a park ranger for more than 15 years a celebration is planned for her tomorrow. what an amazing woman well in the south bay a proposal to make outdoor dining a permanent fixture is in the works now the plan focuses on two popular san jose streets, san pedro, which is still close to vehicle traffic and post street, whichth opened back up to traffic earlier this year abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes. spoke with businesses and outdoor dining customers it's a beautifu in san jose on san pedro street where people used to drive tables now stand. dozens of people to enjoy alfresco dining we just like to eat outside. i mean, we're oh i feel like i work inside all day and so when i come out to eat, i like to be outdoors, so

finally at 7:00, the nations oldest living park ranger is now retired. 100 year old betty read susskind retired today after a long career working at richmond'siveter visitor center. within the world war ii homefront national historical park. susskind has been a prominent figure in the bay area for more than a decade. last up timber, a west contra costa unified middle school was renamed in her honor. well- deserved. she is such an incredible lady and i am so happy for her that she is sailing off into retirement. that is pretty special. >> congratu tions to bett announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hey, ms. lynn. thank y'all. i appreciate that, everybody. thank you, everybody. i appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] well, we got a good one for you returning for their fourth day, from cedarburg, wisconsin, it's the champs. it's the hetzel family. [cheering and applause] and from madison, georgia, it's the daniel family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win some cash, a

from may, all dogs taken to richmond and bushy park must be kept on a lead until the end ofjuly. out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking right now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning with just minor delays on the picadilly liune. but london overground is part suspended willesdenjunction to shepherds bush. onto the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. a reasonably mild start this morning, there is more cloud around. you can see the high pressure to the north later. between it, the isobars are tightly squeezed, so a brisk easterly breeze. the cloud this morning thick enough to produce some light patchy rain and some drizzle. it's more likely to break up a little this afternoon, so some brighter spells. the wind gusting 30 to 35 mph. temperatures taking a bit of a knock, 16 celsius the maximum. overnight tonight, we'll see some clear spells to start with but more cloud feeding in from the east through the night. we will hang on to the easterly breeze as well. the minimum temperature between 8 to 10 celsius. another mild night

her last day of work was yesterday at the rosie the riveter national historical park in richmond. in september, miss austen celebrated her 1/100 birthday for the last decade and a half. she has shared her personal stories and experiences and promoted the efforts of the hardworking women. who worked during world war two here on the home front. we have long talked about how the past two years have been very, very difficult for so many restaurants. starting today. it is restaurant week in san francisco. like never before later, we're excited to give you a taste of all that the city has to offer also are you one of the many families heading up to the sierra for spring break? how resorts are hoping for big crowds as the season winds do (music throughout) offl snow survey of the year in the sierra, capping off a very dry start to the year. automated state measurements show the snowpack is less than 40% of average. at this point statewide in some parts of the sierra, it's even lower. this is normally the time of year we'd see the most snow up in the mountains. forecasters say the dry win

liz: a celebration for a park ranger is scheduled for 1:00 in richmond. bration marks the end of an air as betty officially retired from her job as a park ranger on friday. she reflected on why she never considered herself a rosie. >> i was working for the government. i was not considered a whole person. that kept me identifying myself from being a rosie. liz: she's an incredible woman. she turned 100 in september andn 15 years. she worked at the rosie tr par. that's where the celebration will be held later today. congratulations. we are proud to join disney and espn and the initiative commander raining the 50th anniversary of title ix that prohibited gender-based discrimination at any educational institution the receives federal funding. the sports industry did not change fast enough. julian glover takes us to the east bay company dedicated to addressing women on the move. >> we were off the sidelines and onto the fields. >> she played basketball and lacrosse. >> i was in the first generation to grow up with title ix being in effect. i got to play a lot o

she was rosie the riveter >> sure that you your 8 or she would talk to visitors in richmond and she's also the oldest parkger ever at 100 years old. i cannot believe her energy. she's been celebrated here in the bay area for years. she has a >> middle school named after her and there's going to be deterred believe you may a pretty big retirement celebration for her as they've got is scheduled at the rosie the riveter museum. it's going to be saturday. april 16th opened everybody. so maybe swing by and just thank her for these decades and decades of service and asked she's going to do now that she's anything she wants she still has world, the energy. it's incredible if people to be that. >> just spry and with it at and really, yes, i can only wish so she's remarkable. and kron four's recognizing these 4 remarkable women you saw there pieces we told you about their stories incredible. they are all month long during the month of march. well, on tuesday, we're going to reveal the winner live in studio. so we're looking forward to that. and then you go website kron 4 dot com and see the past winners and nomine

rosie enrichment have lived in a crane above rosie the riveter national park in the city of richmond. typically lay three eggs a year. they expect their second egg within the next few days. why is that bird laying on top of the other bird? or, is that what the kid asks mommy and mommy says we will talk about that later? oh. kumasi: any and g -- annie grinnel. reggie: rip. kumasi: they have not named tim yet but he is stepping in and stepping up. looks like their relationship is blossoming. i hope the eggs do well. reggie: daddy whereabouts, because of -- daddy warbucks, because of annie. workshop at denny's, we're open for anything. like making our breakfast eeennndddllleeesssss. for a limited time, enjoy all the pancakes, scrambled eggs, and hash browns you want. that's endless yummmm for just $6.99. new endless breakfast. only at denny's. kumasi: if you're just joining us, seven things to know this morning. drew: number one, a live look at the exploratorium camera. a hot afternoon on the way. records likely into the 70's by lunchtime. this afternoon widespread 80's and 90's by 4:00

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richmond. i go on j.f.k. every weekend. and then look for permanent car-free at golden gate park.> thank you so much for your comments. next speaker, please. >> big day. my name is marta. i'm a mom. and a golden gate park super fan and a car-free j.f.k. super-duper fan. and over the past six months i spent dozens of hours on car-free j.f.k. talking about this space. here are the three things i hear the most. number one, wait, this could go away? number two, this is the best thing to ever happen to our city. and the third, which i think is so important for the discussion, i didn't used to come to golden gate park but now i do because i love this space, there is nothing like it. car-free j.f.k. is bringing people to the park, a lot of people. there are teens on dates, teens on skate boards, just hanging out. there are toddlers on field trips, on scooters, toddlers justed toling. there are more tourists there every day and so many cute dogs. 300,000 plus people are voting for car-free j.f.k. with their feet and wheels. this is just going to be keep growing in popularity as people lea

she has been such an ambassador, right park right there in richmond.e she's known as the woman who just keeps on keeping on. i know there's i think a middle school named after an l. c. bronte. fitting tributes every single one. she deserves it all. congratulations massage skin. let's see if we can't get you out the door for the for those of us who still get to go to work every day. she's enjoying retirement self help out the rest of us. well gaza not supposed to be on the air for another 22 minutes. we'll give you a pass on that. okay, there we go. exactly so you can just this is your practice show. okay anyway, we do have a problem eastbound 80 coming up to the berkeley area. it was a medical emergency. it's on the right shoulder there. and you can see it's right here. the right lane is taken away. but so you know, usually that is not a lot of people aren't going this way. this is not the commute direction. however look at 80 westbound right about here. everyone's slowing and see what's going on, and that is having an effect on 80 westbound the commut

the park will celebrate betty's retirement on saturday, april 16th, in richmond. >> she has done so many wonderful things over the years. i'm so happy for her. >> i know. >> that's a well-deserved retirement. >> and proof that the great outdoors is good for you, right? >> oh, yes. >> she's looking good, looking strong. >> she's going to really enjoy the outdoors next week. >> right, with the retirement, it's heating up. everyone's going, i'm sort of excited about this. definitely a big, stark change from where we started the week off when we did have 50s and rainfall. felt like winter out there are as we take a look outside today, by all accounts it was comfortable. you can see in concord right now a little bit of haze off towards the distance. 69 degrees. as we head through tonight, we'll keep mostly clear skies and temps dropping into the 50s. that's going to set us up with an awesome morning for tomorrow. mostly sunny skies here throughout a lot of the bay area. temperatures in the 40s. 44 in the peninsula. south bay at 45. but you will want to watch out for some isolated areas with p

can see while there are a lot of demands in the northeast, obviously, the richmond, the sunset, and the stonestown merced park area, you can see there's a lot of lines there, as well. again, this is after the model earthquake 7.8 -- excuse me, 7.9, san andreas. so what are we looking at? coverage and capacity. as you all know and i'll reiterate for the committee and for folks tuning in, the existing pipelines now in the northeast of the city, potable water is the primary water source for it, so the water comes from twin peaks reservoir, and the hetch hetchy water system, that's the water that's primarily used. the large fires that the san francisco fire department puts out on a routine basis, it's potable water that's used in that system. in the 110 years that the system has been operating, there have been two recorded uses of the secondary water system, which is sea water, in 1983, and in the 1989 earthquake, at around 10:00 p.m. as we know, the 1989 earthquake occurred around 5:30 p.m. we have the additional benefit of after the firefighting is done, after we flush the lines and reduce the pressure, they ar

parking spot. and somebody come here, broke the windows. >> reporter: according to richmond police, the 15 vehiclesroke into overnight, at the bellavista apartments. the man who hosted the video, this isn't the first time cars have been vandalized. he says his car has been hit a number of times. >> they open the door. they go, take a stuff inside, and go away. nobody ever sees nothing. >> reporter: late this evening, black tarp was taped over the name of the complex. that happened an hour after we spoke by phone to a manager on-site, who told us she was not authorized to make any comment. another tenant said security is an issue. >> i come out to the street because they don't let you smoke on the premises. i come out here every night, in the dark. and there's no security nowhere. >> reporter: we tried to call the manager back after hours to ask about security. we did not get a call back. meanwhile, this man says, he's fed up. police say they are hoping to get their hands on surveillance video, but right now, they have no leads. >> a lot of people wear hit. >> reporter: in richmond, cheryl hurd. >>>

her last day work was yesterday at the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond.skin celebrated her 1/100 birthday for the past decade and a half. she shared her personal stories and experiences and the efforts of the women who worked on the world war two homefront. well the pacific coast air museum in santa rosa has a new addition. it's an f 18 hornet fighter jet , the museum board member told the press democrat. the museum already had 14 at 15 and f 16 jets. they've been looking for an f 18 to complete their collection in the new upcoming sequel of the movie top gun, maverick. tom cruise character will be flying an f 18 so the museum is planning a top gun weekend for may, 21st and 22nd when that jet will have been restored and repainted. time is 7 47 and applebee's restaurant in antiochus closed for the time being, after a fire that investigators believe could have been started by an arsonist. the calls came in early yesterday morning, fire officials say someone broke a window and said part of the dining area on fire while the sprinklers were able to handle the