nobody�*s visible.*s regime. you can happen to be on tvjust if you support vladimir putin. propaganda is very strong in russia, and that�*s why it�*s very important for us to send the independent information for people inside russia as well. that was yulia navalnaya talking to me, and i�*m delighted to say that francis scarr from bbc monitoring is here to help us unpick some of this. francis, welcome. is itjust a matter of time, do you think, before access to youtube from inside russia is completely impossible? well, earlier this summer, the roskomnadzor, which is the russian state body responsible for monitoring and censoring the media in russia, started to actively slow down youtube inside the country, so people were finding it hard to load videos in the country. and certain people close to the kremlin were saying that this was a response to youtube taking down the channels of pro—kremlin bloggers and channels inside the country. lots of analysts say that it is only a matter of time before youtube is

that�*s forcing change on the country�*s inflexible labour market.ne this — a reversejob interview where the worker gets to choose who they want to work for. this short film went viral on social media injapan this year, as the labour crunch shifted the power balance between employers and employees. now, what ifjob hunters could skip the interview process altogether and forget about the resume? timee is a matchmaking app for gig workers and employers, founded in 2018 it has nearly 300,000 businesses registered on the platform with some nine million users. it is an industry known as spot work, offering fast payment in return for a day�*s labour. the ceo was still a student when he started the company. translation: at the moment, more than 9096 of the work- is in logistics, retail and restaurants and bars. due to the tourism recovery, hotels are also looking for workers as well as events and manufacturing. also, there is work in nursing and childcare. i guess for workers it�*s quite appealing not to have to submit a cv, but isn�*t it risky from the empl

it�*s been a long day.nd was getting married today. that�*s, of course, where dad was. i�*ve got two sons, both played professional cricket. equally proud of them. but pride only goes so high. you know, i�*m as proud watching my kids as anybody else might be watching their children perform dancing or gymnastics or tennis or cricket or rugby, whatever. it�*s the same emotion, but i am very proud. joe root first played for england aged 21. he captained the test side 64 times — that�*s a record. he came through the same sheffield club side as michael vaughan. he makes batting look so simple. not only that, he's probably the greatest role model that english cricket has ever had. to think that he plays under a huge amount of pressure with that smile and has done for many, many years. and joe root�*s not stopping — more of this tomorrow. and aged just 33, there are record extending years still to come. joe wilson, bbc news. let�*s bring you another line from that white house press briefing, a few interesting ones

henry�*s gone. but i�*m told that it�*s going to be better. smoke and mirrors. what do they know? what do they not know? i was told, actually, it would be our numbers look like these should be a lot rosier, but who knows what we�*re also going to get from the obr, apparently, is an actual menu of what the fabled 22 billion black hole is actually made up of. anyway, there�*ll be so much information, so much to talk about. and multiple newscasts, multiple newscasts. many, many casts. we�*ll be speaking to the chancellor, rachel reeves, next weekend. and but goodness me, a marathon to get through before then. whether or not there�*s any little rabbits or whether it really is like watership down. um, such a scary film. laura, lovely to see you. very nice to see you. very welcome to our weekend studio and have a wonderful week of casts. thinking about the budget on monday to frida_ enjoy the rest of your weekend. bye—bye everyone! hello there! it�*s been a lovely start to our sunday with plenty of sunshine around, albeit rather chilly, but with clo

let�*s find out from the bbc�*s political reporters what�*s happening in three different councils acrossnges faced by shropshire council. the health of ouncil is at serious risk of running out of money. i it needs to save £62 million from its budget this financial year, ——here in shropshire, the council is at serious risk of running out of money. it needs to save £62 million from its budget this financial year, which is almost £200 per resident. the council is blaming a rise in the demand for services, especially around social care, which makes up almost 80% of its budget. to save the money, the council wants to focus on people and places. firstly, it thinks it can save almost half by removing one in every ten jobs. and forget big buildings — the council wants to move its entire headquarters to a small office here in the town centre. then there�*s the downgrading of shrewsbury�*s cctv network. up until now, the cameras here have been monitored 24/7 by a team at the council. but in future, those cameras will still roll but no one will be watching in real time. we have had multiple break—i

that�*s bringing in the mild air, of course, but it�*s also bringing in some rain, and again, it�*s allthat rain will continue across scotland, heavy at times. northern ireland may become a bit drierfor a while, but across western parts of england and wales, this is where we�*ll see further rain. to the east, it may well become dry. bit of sunshine for east anglia, the south—east and lincolnshire, and temperatures could be 21, even 22 degrees. through the midlands, around 18 or 19. and where we�*ve got that wet weather further north and west, still 16 or 17 celsius. there is more rain, though, to come on wednesday evening and overnight, and this rain marches its way eastwards across all areas before pulling away out into the north sea. and again it could be quite heavy rain, possibly even thundery. but wednesday night into thursday morning will again be very mild. cloudy start, though, for scotland. still some rain to clear away from the north. then the cloud breaks up. most places will have a dry day with sunny spells, but a few showers will come into some of these western areas. they

the coast to the 80's 90's for the stunt went. let's get a look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures fall a little bit further and will continue to fall into the low 80's by thursday. that's where we're going to stay into the weekend for inland spots. coastal in bayshore cities in the 60's to 70's. think for that. let's get a look at your morning drive. >> 18 minutes on the bay bridge while you're 70 over javale. 22 richmond center fell bridge not see major delays. 13 lot of golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 30 minutes. >> all right. well, kron 4 is celebrating hispanic heritage month this time with authentic mexican food to which does have the power to bring people together. as we now turning strangers into friends, storing them in the bombs of family like the generations of family working at one bernal heights restaurant. yeah, we've got kron four's noelle bellow giving us a look. >> in the kitchen with isabel you quickly become the student the owner and head chef at a wonderful mayor is teaching us how to make too and nevada. a

we make of iran�*s defences?kyline. what is your assessment of the state of iran�*s defences? assessment of the state of iran's defences?— iran's defences? they are certainly _ iran's defences? they are certainly not _ iran's defences? they are certainly not 100% - iran's defences? they are certainly not 100% and i iran's defences? they are | certainly not 10096 and not iran's defences? they are i certainly not 10096 and not of certainly not 100% and not of course our israel�*s. as we saw on october the 1st that this was always the fear in israel that iran has such a huge arsenal of ballistic missiles that should it decide to do a mass attack as it did on october the 1st, that some of them would get through, as indeed they did. so it�*s too early to say exactly what the so—called bond damage assessment is here. but certainly some things were hit and some things got intercepted. i don�*t know the exact numbers yet but there is a degree of hesitation about this. i am not going to call it theatre but there is a degr

it�*s rendered eps. expert, richard hull, a professor of chemistry and fire science. it's expanded polystyrene, which is just the same as the white packaging blocks that you used to get your hi fi or your tv wrapped in. after failing this fire test, expanded polystyrene, or eps, was banned in australia on new buildings over two stories high. i�*ve been trying to get hold of this video for the four years since the test was carried out. it�*s finally been made public. actually the insulation, it burns more easily than the insulation that was on grenfell. you get this sooty flame, a lot of black smoke and a lot of that smoke is carcinogenic. so people who escape from a fire might then get cancer years later. the exterior walls of this huge development in south east london are built entirely of eps. in the uk, it requires fire breaks of non—flammable material between the floors. the construction industry says this makes it safe and that the australian test isn�*t representative. but post—grenfell inspections

she�*s so bad, she�*s so bad. it can�*t happen.e got to build up that lead because such bad things. and we�*ve got to do it, and i don�*t want to keep saying it — too big to rig, i don�*t want to say it. she�*s imported an army of illegal alien gang members and migrant criminals from the dungeons of the third world. they come from the dungeons of the third world. we have a special section on line including the very latest poll tracker which currently shows kamala harris is ahead of trump in the national polls. that�*s on the bbc news website. spacex is poised for the latest launch of its super heavy reusable sta rship rocket system in the coming hours. it s the fifth test of the world s most powerful rocket, and the launch could see the elon musk company attempt to return the rocket�*s boosters to their launch pad — in what could prove to be a major milestone for the project. here s our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. it�*s the largest, most powerful rocket ever built. mission control: ignition. two. ..one. .. one day, starshi

it�*s not long now. cage. yeah. let�*s do it. yo, mini. yeah. after recovering from the journey, it�*s time for the release. there she goes. she�*s so curious and brave. leaping out into the trees. she�*s with her adopted family that�*s going to keep her safe and well in the wild. those that tortured her in this monkey torture ring are being put behind bars. but here in this jungle, mini is finally going free. rebecca henschke, bbc news, eastjava. you can watch the full story of mini�*s journey back to the wild on the bbc world service youtube page and on the iplayer. stay with us here on bbc news. i will be back in a matter of minutes with all of the latest stories from the world of business. hello there. we saw some pretty decent temperatures for the time of year on thursday, with highs of 19 degrees in northolt in greater london — that was thanks to sunshine, warm southerly winds and high pressure. for friday, though, a few changes to the weather. it will be cloudier for many. still a bit of sunshine

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"it�*s a massacre," he says. "if it�*s a war, they should hit military areas.. "may god rest his soul. "hopefully, he�*s in heaven." nearby, relatives mourn for one of the dead — a pregnant woman. this is her husband, mohammed. his unborn child was found in the rubble, ripped from his wife�*s womb. orla guerin, bbc news, beirut. (meanwhile in israel, the northern city of haifa was again targeted by rockets fired from hezbollah, amid more israeli airstrikes into lebanon. it�*s been two weeks since benjamin netanyahu ordered a ground offensive into southern lebanon. lucy williamson in jerusalem has this assessment of the conflict so far. israel insists its ground invasion will be limited and targeted, but its aerial war with hezbollah is spreading. israel bombing targets further north in lebanon, and hezbollah sending more drones and rockets further south. a small, unsophisticated drone hit an army base near haifa on sunday, killing four soldiers and injuring more than 50. israel�*s air defences failed — not even a siren to warn of the attack. two weeks in, this

's. so little bit further to go for let's look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning from sutro tower and skies are nice and clear out there. we are seeing the return to that sea breeze but not a lot of fog this morning. so bit of a nice note. there. current temperatures are anywhere from the 50's to 60's as pittsburgh and even sonoma are still hovering in the 70's this morning. now we still do have heat advisories for only 2 areas, the inland east bay of alameda and contra costa counties. the rest of these heat advisories have expired. and as we work our way through the day for fleet week today, do expect some 70's arena green. that's the way will be the next few days. in fact, dropping to the 60's by thursday. so as you know in the bay area, things can change quickly at francisco and a lot of other areas. that's indeed the case right i don't think that. >> here on this tuesday morning favorite right now. 22 minute ride. no accidents or delays. making good time. 70 over javale 1

lows will be waking up to the 50's and upper 50's and even some 60's.pretty mild temperatures for the morning. and here's the warm up. a slight warming trend tomorrow where we will see some 80's low 80's some 70's as well. so slow 70's along the east bay shoreline in places like oakland, hayward and fremont 70's in the south bay and north bay and 60's over by the coast. and here's a tenant. 10 outlook where we notice will hold on to the 70's for much of the week. and then as you know, we're keeping an eye on wednesday for that rain, that early rain and then come the weekend. looks like a nice weekend bumping up to the 80's and, you know, close to 90's on monday but doesn't like a heat wave. just yeah. yeah. i know was that was a lot of wind. but, you know, we just have that rain. we're watching little cool down and you know, some nice temperatures on the way. i like the cool down. honestly, the heatwave. i think it took a lot out of everyone. so this is a nice relief from definitely. natural ac is back to a perfect just in time holy week. round 3. yeah,

it�*s not about athletics, it�*s not about competition. well done, everyone.set to run and run. charlotte gallagher, bbc news, bushy park. one more story to bring you. the music legend dolly parton has announced she will make a personal donation of one million dollars towards disaster recovery efforts in the wake of hurricane helene which tore through the south—east us last week. in addition to a personal donation of one million dollars, the dollywood foundation will also donate one million dollars for relief. stay with us here on bbc news — my colleagues in london will pick up with the latest headlines at the top of the hour. plenty more on our website and on the bbc news app. but for now from the team here in washington — thanks for watching. hello. a weather front is approaching us, and that does mean a lot of cloud for many of us on sunday. quite a few showers too, some of them will be heavy, but i think early in the morning, if you�*re closer to the north sea coast, there�*ll be some sunshine. let�*s have a look at the satellite picture. here�*s the jet s

and lily and margot�*s big adventure.meet the macaws who decided to migrate up the m1... to cambridgeshire! on bbc london: we're with two small businesses and on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news — going down to the wire and with plenty of needle, lando norris cranks up his rivalry with max verstappen in the race for the formula 1 driver's title. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a vietnamese people smuggler who entered the uk illegally this year in a small boat has told bbc news that he's forging visa documents for other vietnamese who want to come here. he's claiming asylum despite admitting he's been people smuggling for nearly 20 years. so far in 2024, nearly 30,000?people have crossed the channel in small boats — that's more than all of last year. over 50 people have died attempting the crossing this year, making it the deadliest on record. and now at close to 17%, migrants from vietnam have replaced afghanistan, iran and syria as the biggest source of people making illegal crossings. it's a lucr

average back to the 70's and 80's. back to you. james. >> and jon are at a quick check of traffic. and here's that fog at the golden gate bridge. john was just talking about now, the drive through marin county down into san francisco is running about 37 minutes from nevada down into the san francisco side of the bridge where the toll plaza is just keep it slow on this man. obviously, visibility has been reduced somewhat by that fog. the richmond, sandra fell bridge 15 minutes to get from one into the other. that's a pretty quick ride for you to even quicker on the san mateo bridge right now. it's 14 minutes for you. you are certainly driving at the speed limit as you head from hayward out to foster city. and lastly, the bay bridge, it met a nice sight. hardly any traffic out there as you make your way from oakland in the san francisco driving across that bridge is just 14 minutes. 20's the time. let's get to the east bay where hundreds of people both inside and around oakland arena were held for hours. they were trying

we are breeding in the upper 60's to low 70's. we will be warming up to the low 80's inland and remain in the 70's and 60's along the bay shore. our wind that have changed. now we got that onshore flow back thoegh, a little reluctantly breezy, but light winds out there for now. and then we'll see that usual afternoon sea breeze. so this is definitely helping our dry areas. it's not that offshore winds we saw over the last couple days and so that this is going to be much better and definitely improve our dry conditions out there. so relatively breezy other. you know, the winds diminish towards the evening and here are the future humidity levels. we're in teens this time yesterday and places like fairfield in livermore now are in the 30% range, which is still dry, but better than it was yesterday. and then here is saturday fast. 42 saturday. so we're in the 2030% range. so we are still dry out there. that's just the main take away. but the winds are definitely in our favor. but the onshore flow. now we are tracking this system in th

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temperatures hanging out upper 70's to low 80's and the east bay 60's 70's to low 80's for you, too. the spots in the 60's included berkeley and richmond. so bring that extra layer. if you are in those areas where is inland won't be meeting at pittsburgh to 80 degrees and nice and warm one and comfortably warm at that. tomorrow's temperatures will be around the same as today is sunday is the clearest day of the weekend forecast in general next week. shapes up to be very nice and very steady 60's to 70's all the way through rania. all right, john, thank for that. let's on. >> on the bay bridge and city this morning, things are starting to build. send it over to about 14 while your riches center fell bridge slow. 24 minute. ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 to this whole 30 minutes. >> from for your local election headquarters and a measure on the ballot could impact how much you get paid. that's because proper 32 will give voters the option to increase california's minimum wage. so the current minimum wage in the state is $16 an hour. if passed, though it would go up to $18 an hour

that�*s a fairly weak feature. north to south. it�*ll feel quite pleasant, that 17, in the sunshine. then, as we move beyond that, from friday and into the weekend, we say goodbye to this first weather front. but then the next area of low pressure comes in with a more potent weather front during the course of saturday. so, once again, for england and for wales, we start off on a dry note with some sunshine, but heavier rain and stronger winds come in from the west, gusty winds through the irish sea, and that is very slowly pushing eastwards. so, many eastern and central areas and also parts of wales will stay dry during the course of saturday. but overnight saturday and into sunday, what you�*ll find is the whole lot continues itsjourney, pushing eastwards, taking its cloud and its rain with it. so, later on in the day, it tends to brighten up from the west. but here too we�*re not immune to one or two showers. temperatures during the course of saturday, 13 in the north to a pleasant 18 as we sweep down towards the

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80's and then a few 90's further inland. but no more triple digits in this forecast. south bay temperatures 80's to 90's for your peak daytime highs today. same in the east bay, dublin to 89. well, livermore at 93 degrees. fremont on up through hayward's a san leandro in the 80's while oakland up to richmond, you fall back into the 70's this afternoon. 80's to 90's continue across much of the north bay until you get to the coast where you're back down in the 60's. tomorrow's temperatures are actually set to be even cooler with highs falling back into the 60's 70's and 80's at the warmest you got your eyes on saturday and no it with that slight chance of showers. we have. it is a slight chance, but i do want to keep it in there just to give you a heads up of that potential. as for your roads, things are smooth sailing so far this morning we got the bay bridge here and it is. 22 minutes your backup has formed is the metering lights are on. but 22 minutes is not the worst. i've seen it at this time. mateo bridge at 13 minutes t

's. normally the spot to cool off on a hot day. >> but with the falcons dry no end in sight, it's a sign this past week's record-breaking heat wave is now behind us. >> but santa clara county officials report this year's heat has been deadly. the county's medical examiner says since june 1st, 25 people have died because of the hot weather. 7 of those deaths were of the unhoused community. many unhoused people live in tents with not much escape from the gobbling like this house member who just goes by the name prince. he's been living on the street to san jose for some a technologically my every home like last 4. he says he tells people like him because of issues with diseases and drug addiction, satellite government, i have pay that the condition. >d we have humanitarian crisis here even without the heatwave, the heatwave to it is it's a disaster. todd linked as an advocate for the unhoused in san jose and says cooling options for the homeless are hard to access. one, many of them don't h

more 70's along the bay shore, upper 60's and more 70's 80's for you in the north bay. so for we're mostly clear tonight with a light breeze. and let's get to saturday because yes, so here we are for the weekend. we have low 80's for you inland 70's along bayshore and upper 60's by the coast sunday. we're going to see a change. looks like fall will be coming back in full force and we're talking a light rain in the north bay. so, you know, very light rain just bring that jacket with a hood. if you're out and about early on that jogger, the walker, the farmers market and then monday we bounce back. we're mostly sunny, but when i come back, we will be cooling down. notice upper 60's for the start of next week and a $60 around the bay. but yes, the this weekend, you know, saturday looks nice and dry, but a little and settlement comes sunday as that cold front arrives. back to you. >> thank you, gayle. police have taken a 16 year-old student into custody in the north bay after they say he brought a gun to this is according to santa rosa police and teachers that elsie allen h

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and 90's., we do return to seasonal averages are at least towards them in the 70's to 80's james. john, thank 10. 47 new this morning. you're invited to enter the friends of san francisco. animal care and control annual halloween pet costume contest. >> the categories include best cat and dog costumes, along with best human pet teams. prizes include a $50 chewy gift card or $50 george sf gift card, you can submit your photo via email instagram or facebook. so check it out. if you're interested. now to the east bay where oakland animal services is once again participating in and to the shelters. adoption fees are going to be waived from october. first to october, 15th, one stipulation is that dog license fee for those or a - living in oakland. kron 4 is launching a new brand and he may have noticed we've got some graphics. we have some new music. and here's a behind the scenes. look at how some of that came together. >> i'm loving it. >> when words and pictures aren't enough, the sonic brand cap

we're in the 50's 60's.n barely for our for this to and spots. so not necessarily a chilly morning, but it definitely is a cooler one towards the coast. heat advisories remain for inland contra costa and alameda counties. and this is the last day we're likely to be seeing those. now, if you are heading to san francisco for fleet week, do expect some 60's and 70's today. that's the way it's going to be through wednesday and thursday to as well as in your fleet week weekend. a much cooler forecast last week radar. all right. >> morning commute. a 25 lot on the bay bridge for everybody making their way into the city this morning. no accidents there. well,

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temperatures currently are in the 50's to 60's. we started the morning in the 40's and a few spots in the north bay. so definitely that cool fall feels back with us. some high-level cirrus passing overhead this morning. we generally clear more and more as the day goes by. now, today is going to be very similar to yesterday. we've got the 70's and 80's at or very warmest a cool and calm day ahead of us right now. all right, on the on your morning commute, they range in a 2 minute ride. >> heading into the city right now while the san mateo bridge around 17, richmond, rafael bridge, 12 in the golden gate. 37 to that holds. 22 minutes. >> 9.30, is the time. let's get back to the big news this morning. a suspected burglar in the east bay's caught red-handed. alton police arrived found a man stuck inside of a store and we have the video. cuomo's michael thomas live in oakland with that story. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. this happened right at around 02:00am this morning and the store owner says while the burglar was able to

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it is enough to get us back n the low 80's this afternoon, but not a huge difference. 60's to 70's in the city today as well as some 60's right along the coastline. the rest of us at least mostly looking at 70's to 80's for your highs, mostly upper 70's on the peninsula, south bay temperatures also upper 70's to low 80's in spots like morgan hill. 82 same range of numbers for the east bay inland in particular, a little bit warmer, danville and walnut creek at 81. while oakland at 73 today, napa. you'll be at 78 while sonoma and santa rosa reaching the low 80's this afternoon. looking ahead to tomorrow's temperatures will be a little bit cooler dropping back into the upper 70's inland. we keep the sunshine around both today and tomorrow, but come friday with the return of a little bit of cloud cover the weekend ahead brings pretty steady conditions. but next week begins a cooling process. we'll drop into the low 70's at the very warmest by monday. roadways this morning doing okay. we have an 11 minute commute across the bay bridge. that's pretty close to where we should be. and you are

so what we have to look forward to today, 70's and 80's at the very warmest, no more 90's, especially no more triple digits morning hours bringing the great but afternoon, clearing out very nice with plenty of sunshine over to rain. all right. something to look at your morning drive 17 minute ride into the city right now on the bay bridge. well, your 70 bridges about 14 there that richness amber fills 8. >> and the golden gate, 37 of the tolls, 20 minutes. >> all right. let's start the hour with some continuing coverage this morning on the list of san francisco schools that could close or merge 13 schools could be impacted 1500 to students covers will. tran is live in san francisco with the reaction this morning. well, >> well, what's going to happen is francisco unified school district. they say it's simple math. they don't generate as much money as they used to. and that means schools will have to go. and of course, caught in the middle of all of that. >> the parents and the students, students, particularly one of the school's right behind me, harvey milk, civil rights academy. that

let�*s ta ke let�*s take you back to be rude, with live images of what the city looks like at the momenting residents in now here that hezbollah stronghold in beirut southern suburbs to evacuate, that warning was followed with a series of strikes, the first coming fewer than 30 minutes after israel�*s warnings. stay with us with bbc news. more coverage of that next. business today coming up next. hello there. well, as we start off october, things are looking a little drier for a couple of days, but it has been a very wet september across the southern half of the uk. in fact, some spots towards the south of england have seen three or four times the average september rainfall. and it�*s notjust been the wettest september on record for some places, it�*s also been the wettest month on record. there�*s been more flooding in didcot in oxfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as we head through the rest of the night, mostly for central and north—western areas of england, where we�*re seeing the heaviest of the downpours. but that low has now pulled out into the north sea. still

so current readings were in the 50's right now with san francisco 60's in oakland and 50's over in santa rosa. for now. and here are the weather headlines. so tomorrow, a chance of rain in the morning and then we'll start to see cooler daytime highs in wins in the 60's. so normally we see the 70's and 80's. so that's definitely a fall like weather. and then later, we'll see some breezy conditions as this cold front leaves the bay area and another chance of rain late this week. and we will break it all down for you in the extended forecast because we do have very fall-like pattern. active weather pattern on the way. back to you. >> thank you, gayle. the chp is investigating a deadly crash that happened early this morning. an apple you're looking at the aftermath. the driver was killed when a car went off highway 12 flipping over the driver had been headed east towards i-80 authorities say they suspect the driver was intoxicated, possibly speeding for people ipto pets have been displaced this weekend after a fire in san leandro happened about 02:00am saturday in the area of warden avenue a

it's just 60 70's to 80's at the warmest.hat's the way we'll stay for the remainder of the week into the weekend. back to you. james. >> all right. thank you. job. it is 10, 17 and in san francisco, a popular restaurant owned by an israeli immigrant has been tagged with antisemitic graffiti. so we have a photo posted by state senator scott wiener where vandals apparently targeted manny's restaurant sunday morning. it was during or sunday during a pro-palestinian demonstration in the mission district. and that coincided with the one year mark of the october 7th hamas attacks in israel. the owner, many declined to be interviewed with kron 4, but we did reach out to the sfpd about what happened. we're still waiting to hear back and get some details for you. well, also in san francisco, pro-palestine demonstrators marched through the mission district. you can see video of that here. the rally sunday was part of what's called an international day of action where demonstrators say they wanted to bring attention to the more than 40,

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so colder start warmer afternoon. 70's to low 80's for your highs today. i'll get to more of your forecast as we go. all right. on that 15 minute ride rally into the city on the bay bridge. >> well, your cemetery ridge, that 45. so we've been pretty busy there. richmond center fell bridge 13 in the golden gate, 30, some of its host. 38 minutes. >> a 28 is the time. and just days after the keller fire, we have oakland's fire chief now speaking out against the possibility of shutting down fire stations comes after a devastating report on the city of oakland's budgets so in the city overspent by millions grover's dan kerman has that story. the city of oakland could be cutting cops in closing fire stations. >> as early as december, depending on how the city council decides to close a massive budget deficit that could impact the city's bond rating. >> there are no easy answers to this. >> tuesday morning, oakland city council members were briefed on the numbers. oakland over spent last year by 80 million dollars. oakland is projected to overspend this fiscal ye