, but no word, so i safety council, but no word, so i saw _ safety council, but no word, so i saw it no word, so i saw it on _ safety council, but no word, so i saw it on twitter, and i said. _ i saw it on twitter, and i said, what is up, i'll be going to be— said, what is up, i'll be going to be meeting, but no word. —— are we — to be meeting, but no word. —— are we the _ to be meeting, but no word. —— are we. the folks i'm working with. — are we. the folks i'm working with. i— are we. the folks i'm working with, i fear, are we. the folks i'm working with, ifear, the are we. the folks i'm working with, i fear, the general counsel, _ with, i fear, the general counsel, they have been fired. the ones — counsel, they have been fired. the ones i _ counsel, they have been fired. the ones i have worked closely with. _ the ones i have worked closely with. as — the ones i have worked closely with, as well as nick pickles, and — with, as well as nick pickles, and i— with, as well as nick pickles, and i wonder if they are in the process— and i wonder if they are in the process of— and i wonder

we're supposed to have a meeting on november 9th, a sort of a biannual trust and safety council meetingo i have to say, i saw it twitter out. i tweeted at musk and twitter safety, say like, "hey, what's up? "council members," you know, "are wondering, are we going "to be meeting?" and of course, no word. and i fear that all the folks that i've been working with, we know that the general counsel has been fired. she's been the one i've worked really closely with, as well as nick pickles, head of safety. and i wonder if these folks are are in the process of being fired. because, of course, he has fired quite a lot of people already, not least many of the top executives. yes. so i fear that, you know, he's built in response to really bad press. in 2014 and '15, jack dorsey built, you know, a whole crew of trust and safety folks led by really sophisticated and careful folks. we have a really diverse council. and i worry that in disassembling it, it's hard to reassemble so much of what is both in—house and then, of course, outside advisors. shona ghosh from insider. you were nodding there. wh

. >> reporter: jane terry is with the national safety council which supports ending the time changing ritual but sticking to standard time. >> our poddy rhythm is aligned with the sun, and that is standard time. what we're going to go back to this weekend. >> reporter: now, consider this -- michigan where i am now along with just about every other state have proposed or passed legislation to do away with this regular time rotating ritual, but, for now, most states will have to keep changing their clocks, norah, until congress changes its mind. >> o'donnell: quite a story, errol barnett, thank you. nancy pelosi speaks out for the first time since the attack on her husband. we'll hear from the speaker of the house when we return. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should chec

as a result, the national safety council warns this year could be the deadliest thanksgiving on the roads since 2007 with more than 500 preventable crash deaths expected over the holiday. one main factor distracted driving this semi truck in tennessee right into a fallen power lines, the driver apparently not seeing the officer trying to flag him down. okay? police are warning against doing this. a driver leaving snow piled high atop a truck in western new york. meanwhile airports are packed this animation from the faa shows flight patterns for the 48,000 planes that flew across the us yesterday alone, experts suggest getting to the airport early and be prepared definitely left early. i know this is like the worst and most hectic time to travel another tip to save time. don't check a bag and if you do make sure the family pet doesn't sneak inside it. an agent at jfk airport in new york spotted this cat in a suitcase the x ray showing a clear outline the cat's orange hair poking through the zipper. the owner unaware of the cat was in there. the biggest factor on this busy travel day is usu

as a result the national safety council warns this year could be the deadliest thanksgiving on the roadsrs, with more than 500 preventable deaths expected over the holiday. for folks sitting the roads, interstate 80 from the bay bridge toll plaza for san pablo dam road is expected to be 80% busier than normal today, especially between 4:00 and 5:00 tonight. other busy areas will be parts of 580 east, 680, and 101. sfo is encouraging travelers to get here two hours earlier and book parking before you come as those parking garages are already filling up. live sfo, lena holland, abc7news. jobina: if you are driving you may want to fill up when you get out of the bay area. our prices are well above the national and state average. prices are dropping attack. prices drop in san francisco to $5.30. in california the average price is $5.16, down six cents from yesterday. nationally prices are way lower. the average price for a gallon of unleaded is $3.61. reggie: just don't look at it. local hospitals are making steps to make more rooms for kids amid the rsv search. children's hospital in san fr

the national safety council warns this year could be the deadliest thanksgiving on the roads in 15 yearssh deaths expected over the holiday. for folks hitting the road today, interstate 80 east from the bay bridge told plaza to san pablo dam road is expected to be 80% busier than normal today especially between 4:00 and 5:00 tonight. other busy areas will be parts of 580 east, 680 and 10 one. sfo encouraging travelers to get here early, at least two hours before your flight and plan ahead. their parking garages are starting to fill up your due one to make sure you book online before you come. jobina: a michigan man facing federal charges for allegedly making death threats against california congressman john garman d. work filings show neil matthew dollard's accused of leaving a threatening voicemail at congressman's office earlier this month. days later, he allegedly posted threatening comments about fbi director christopher wray on a facebook video. the agency posted congressman gara monday from fairfield spoke to cnn via zoom. >> it is all of the hate talk that is readily available on

safety. >> oakland city council will vote on the proposed grants. that will happen next tuesday. >>> last year, union square gained national attention for scenes like this. crowds of shoplifters rushing several high-end stores and taking off with everything they could carry. a strong police presence exists around that area and there is a mobile command center set up on each side of the square. >> reporter: warren salazar and his friend are in the holiday spirit and clearly ready for some thanksgiving dinner. he is visiting san francisco from mexico city. >> i love the feeling of christmas right new. >> reporter: salazar has been staying in the city for a month. in union square. it was hard to miss the heavy police presence on virtually every corner. private security guards also made the rounds. >>> and we spotted an ambassador whose purpose is to add another layer of security and make tourist areas like the ferry building more inviting. >> they are doing their best effort to make people feel welcome to the city. and i love the fact that they are amb

safety. >> city council vote on the funding for the programs on tuesday. >>> the 49ers will host the same sunday and they will be of the watch three nfl games today as they enjoy the thanksgiving meal. we're asking players what will be on their table. >> turkey, unless it is smoked. smoked turkey doesn't have the texture, but the ham i will dig in with the tastebuds. >> to be honest with you pig on thanksgiving instead of a turkey. we eat them all the time. >> i could make it turkey or a ham, i can make chicken. whatever you want. i can do the main dish i can't do the site. >> how can you not be patient if you cook the meat? >> i was going to say that's the patient out of the process. >> that's funny. i love hearing about what they are doing today. >> i love that. to each their own. >>> now let's take a look at what's going outside. clear conditions over the beautiful city of san francisco as we wake up on thanksgiving day. so thankful for the forecast. it is one of the warmest days of the week and month and we will take it. plenty of sunshine, not only inland , but also along the coast where we

safety. >> city council vote on the funding for the programs on tuesday. >>> let's look at your top stories, the latest on vaccine mandates in california schools as an apalcourt rules the mandates can only come from the state. this comes after the oakland unified school district voted to require students to be vaccinated against covid, but the appeals court says that school districts have no authority to do so. contra costa, berkeley and hayward and piedmont all announced their own requirements in the fall of 2021. >>> for the second straight day, a major upset at the world cup, japan! two late goals shocking germany 2-1. fans celebrating on the streets. it was only the third time germany had lost its tournament opening game. south korea faces uruguay, portugal plate donna and brazil will face serbia. i'm going to toss it to jessica. >> courier and uruguay are tied 00. >> we were live when that happened when germany lost. i should not have looked at the score. i was not a happy camper. >> i love how you are so into it. >> this is usually during summer so it is strange toveri >> did you down

safety. >> the city council will vote on the proposed funding for the programs, next tuesday. the judge who sentenced disgraced founder elizabeth holmes to 11 years in prison is now recommending she serve her time at a minimum security women's facility in texas. the facility north of houston has dormitory style housing, all inmates are required to work and get an hourly wage. it also offers a more lenient family visitation policy than other prisons. homes has a 16 month old son, and is pregnant with her second child. she was sentenced la but the key technology didn't work. >>> bay area county reports its first flu death as hospital beds are in short supply. >>> preschool weightlifting, trying to help youngest kids make up for some lost time. >>> more temperatures for this day before things giving. fog on the horizon, but it is a shallow layer of fog that should disappear before the sun comes up tomorrow. tomorrow's temper >>> tonight, health officials in santa clara county said they are running low on pediatric hospital beds amid the spread of cold, flu, and rsv. not yet are t

safety. >> the city council will vote on the proposed funding, that will happen next tuesday. across the bay, san francisco is taking action after garnering national attention. you remember this, crowds of shoplifters rushing stores in union square, taking off everything they could carry. this year there is a strong police presence with a mobile command center set up on each side , as well as private security. ambassadors are adding another layer of security, you may have noticed them wearing those bright blue jackets but the city has made a big focus on recruiting retired sf pd officers. lauren thoms joined a pair of ambassadors for the day in union square. >> we are out there to bring back support. >> joe garrity , more than 60 have experienced -- >> in a perfect world , you would have to 30 to 25-year-old men and women doing this in uniform . now, you've got senior citizens . >> reporter: during their 10 hour shifts, the retired squad walked thousands of steps through the union square district, monitoring activity. unlike their day as patrol officers, today, they are only a

safety . women and council tax safety. women and council tax bills set to double for second home owners.nd treasury warns that number ten plan to cut migration to uk will mean higher . plan to cut migration to uk will mean higher. the guardian . mean higher. the guardian. guards at world cup park are paid 35 p an hour after weekend tory mps hit out at hunt's tax rises amid fears of election routs. the daily mirror cup shocker they . think it's all shocker they. think it's all soben shocker they. think it's all sober. it is now fans fury at last minute stadium booze ban in qatar the times met chief. it be easier to sack police and at last not least the daily star. smooth finishes. here we go. here we go. here we go. this is good one for you, anthony. thank you. world stars, waxing legs to cope with the heat. that's their story. and they're sticking to it . and those are your front it. and those are your front pages. it. and those are your front pages . well, nick, let's start pages. well, nick, let's start with saturday's mail. another story also featured in the mirror. let's look at that

safety . women and council tax safety. women and council tax bills set to double for second home owners.nd treasury warns that number ten plan to cut migration to uk will mean higher . plan to cut migration to uk will mean higher. the guardian . mean higher. the guardian. guards at world cup park are paid 35 p an hour after weekend tory mps hit out at hunt's tax rises amid fears of election routs. the daily mirror cup shocker they . think it's all shocker they. think it's all soben shocker they. think it's all sober. it is now fans fury at last minute stadium booze ban in qatar the times met chief. it be easier to sack police and at last not least the daily star. smooth finishes. here we go. here we go. here we go. this is good one for you, anthony. thank you. world stars, waxing legs to cope with the heat. that's their story. and they're sticking to it . and those are your front it. and those are your front pages. it. and those are your front pages . well, nick, let's start pages. well, nick, let's start with saturday's mail. another story also featured in the mirror. let's look at that

safety. >> the city council will vote on the proposed funding, that will happen next tuesday.oss the bay, san francisco is taking action after garnering national attention. you remember this, crowds of shoplifters rushing stores in union square, taking off everything they could carry. this year there is a strong police presence with a mobile command center set up on each side , as well as private security. ambassadors are adding another layer of security, you may have noticed them wearing those bright blue jackets but the city has made a big focus on recruiting retired sf pd officers. lauren thoms joined a pair of ambassadors for the day in union square. >> we are out there to bring back support. >> joe garrity , more than 60 have experienced --

and the lafayette city council has passed an ordinance requiring that gun owners keep their firearms in a locked container or use a safety lock. council members approved the measure during their meeting last night. the new ordinance calls for most violators of this new gun safety law to face misdemeanor charges. lafayette now joins more than a dozen other barriers cities in requiring gun owners to keep their firearms locked up. police robots using potentially deadly force, the san francisco board of supervisors is debating such a policy. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the story. francisco police asking for approval by the board of supervisors to use robots like this one as a potential deadly force option. that means military green machines operated by train officers could potentially kill suspects during critical incidents. you know, there's been a lot of talk about robocop, or you know which i think that's you know, a whole lot of minds going to a whole lot of different places, but this is this is not that san francisco supervisor rafael mandolin supports using robots for specific life threatening cases, and in fact,

now to lafayette, where the city council there has passed an ordinance requiring gun owners to keep their firearms in a locked container or use a safetye during their meeting last night. the new ordinance calls for most violators of the new gun safety law to face misdemeanor charges . lafayette now joins more than a dozen other bay area cities and requiring gun owners to keep their firearms locked. ray garcia, the former warden at the federal women's president. dublin will be back in court today for the second day of his sexual misconduct trial. garcia's charged with sexual abuse and lying to the fbi in opening statements, federal prosecutor said garcia used his power as warden to manipulate women, promising some of them transfers to lower level prisons or early release. garcia denies any sexual contact with the inmates. his attorney told the jury that three women they'd be hearing from our convicted felons and that all the cameras around the prison showed no evidence. we have minimal cameras for prison, and most of them weren't working anyway. and he's the warden. he knows which ones don't work and where to take the inmates. garcia i

meta is one of the supporters for his organization, and he sits on their safety advisory council. says zuckerberg's big bet on the metaverse virtual and augmented reality may pay off in the long run, but in the short term after a good post pandemic run, the company has to right size for the current environment , so that alone is going to impact their ability to sustain the level of roads that they've had. but add to that the fact that they're investing billions in meda verge and something we should unproven and uncertain that's got investors nervous. the company is reportedly saying laid off employees will receive four months salary as severance . zuckerberg specifically mentioning the recruiting and business teams, with meta joining lift and twitter and announcing layoffs. tech analysts say that the layoffs that we're seeing now are not the same kind of layoffs we saw with the tech bust. of the early two thousands. the economy is actually doing pretty well. and as you know, unemployment is very low, so we're going to teach jobs for tech workers, and i think what's going to happen

we talk to tech analyst larry megan, who sits on the company's safety advisory council.ting billions in meda verge in and something we should unproven and uncertain. that's got investors nervous. now in his letter to employees, zuckerberg says his decision to aggressively hire workers in anticipation of rapid growth after the pandemic ended , did not come to fruition. he blames lower revenue due to factors including sluggish online commerce, increased competition and declining advertising. zuckerberg says us based lay off workers laid off workers will receive four months severance plus two extra weeks for each year of service. san francisco's biggest private employer is also laying off some workers. salesforce confirms hundreds of workers were told they were being let go now. the exact number has not been released by the layoffs are believed to number in the hundreds fewer than 1000. this year's earnings and revenue projections are below expectations. the company says sales to some countries and smaller businesses are not as high as expected. salesforce has more than 73,

the lafayette city council has passed an ordinance requiring gun owners to keep their firearms in a locked container or to use a safety lock. council members approved that measure during their meeting last night. the new ordinance calls for most violators of this new gun safety law to face misdemeanor charges . lafayette now joins more than a dozen other bay area cities in requiring gun owners to keep their firearms locked up. today livermore police offered a free etching event to help prevent catalytic converter theft. it happened at the last prosciutto is college automotive department , police say the etching of the car's vin number and a conspicuous area can deter theft , and it can make it harder for a thief to resell the part, livermore police were involved in the nationwide bust of a huge catalytic converter theft ring. that led to 21 arrests in five states, the world's largest active volcano, causing health issues for those living on hawaii's big island. why, officials say spewing lava is not their biggest concern. add a burial weather. lots of clear skies for today, but the rain clouds we have multiple storms

safely .org, says meta is one of the supporters for his organization, and he sits on their safety advisory councilhe says zuckerberg's big bet on the metaverse virtual and augmented reality may pay off in the long run, but in the short term after a good post pandemic run, the company has to right size for the current environment, so that alone is going to impact their ability to sustain the level of roads that they've had. but add to that. the fact that they're investing billions in meda burge and something we should unproven and uncertain. that's got investors nervous. the company is reportedly saying laid off employees will receive four months salary as severance. zuckerberg specifically mentioning the recruiting and business teams, with meta joining lift and twitter and announcing layoffs. tech analysts say that the layoffs that we're seeing now are not the same kind of layoffs we saw with the tech bust. of the early two thousand's economy is actually doing pretty well. and as you know, unemployment is very low, so we're going to teach jobs, protect workers, and i think what's going to happen i

talking about materials manufacturers, fire safety co nsulta nts, manufacturers, fire safety consultants, architects, the council senior barrister at the inquiry, richard millett kc, warned there could be a merry—go—round of buck passing. today in a strong attack on the companies, he said the merry—go—round still turns, the companies are still blaming vari —— blaming each other. this week we saw cladding and insulation manufacturers saying their products could have been safely used on a tall building like grenfell if the designers and architects had effectively done their jobs properly. there are many views about that, and they have been expressed at the inquiry. the chair of the inquiry has to untangle all of this. his report is likely to take a year to write. ., ., , ., ~ a new treatment to protect babies against a common and potentially dangerous winter virus called rsv has been approved by the medicines regulator. rsv is the main reason children under the age of five end up in hospital. the single antibody shot helps stop infants getting chest infections, such as pneumonia, for about six months. a large stud

safely .org, says meta is one of the supporters for his organization, and he sits on their safety advisory councilig bet on the metaverse virtual and augmented reality may pay off in the long run, but in the short term after a good post pandemic run, the company has to right size for the current environment , so that alone is going to impact their ability to sustain the level of roads that they've had. but add to that the fact that they're investing billions in meda verge and something we should unproven and uncertain that's got investors nervous. the company is reportedly saying laid off employees will receive four months salary as severance . zuckerberg specifically mentioning the recruiting and business teams, with meta joining lift and twitter and announcing layoffs. tech analysts say that the layoffs that we're seeing now are not the same kind of layoffs we saw with the tech busts of the early two thousand's economy is actually linked pretty well. and as you know, unemployment is very low. so we're going to teach jobs, protect workers, and i think what's going to happen is that some of these

connect safely .org as meta is one of the supporters for his organization and he sits on their safety advisory councilig bet on the metaverse virtual and augmented reality may pay off in the long run, but in the short term after a good post pandemic run, the company has to right size for the current environment, so that alone it's going to impact their ability to sustain the level of roads that they've had. but add to that the fact that they're investing billions in meda verge in and something we should unproven and uncertain that's got investors nervous. the company is reportedly saying laid off employees will receive four months salary as severance. zuckerberg specifically mentioning the recruiting and business teams, with meta joining lift and twitter and announcing layoffs. tech analysts say that the layoffs that we're seeing now are not the same kind of layoffs we saw with the tech busts of the early two thousands. the economy is actually doing pretty well. and as you know, unemployment is very low. so we're going to teach jobs, protect workers, and i think what's going to happen is that some of

there are some real vulnerabilities these things were developed in the recent past, when nuclear safety councilsed. in an exclusive interview with cbs news, we spoke to one of the power plant workers being held hostage inside. he told us that the damage was serious, everything indicates that this was a planned shelling not from the side of the ukrainian forces, but from the russian side, the blow was inflicted on emergency supply of chemically desalinated water. says he, and he also believes that russian forces detonated an explosive device inside the station. of course, this is incredibly dangerous. he says the russian forces are behaving like monkeys playing with grenades and blamed for all the damage, not only today, but for all previous luck attacks. he says that the reactor itself was not damaged. if they hit him. he says that we would definitely know about it, because it would provoke a nuclear catastrophe, as far as the identity of this worker is concerned. you and him can't reveal it because he took a big personal risk. we don't know who it is. russia stockpiled ammunition in the area of

city council has unanimously passed an ordinance requiring city gun owners to keep their firearms locked away. it will require gun owners to safely put locks and a lot container or to attach a safety lock on that. the council plans to make it offioial at the next council meeting on december 6 with a second reading of that new ordinance. the ordinance would apply when legally carrying firearms or when it's in there, immediate possession or control. lafayette joins other bay area cities including aniak oakland, san francisco and san jose and having stricter gun control laws. in the south bay. 3 men have been arrested after police say they burglarized local businesses in san jose. san jose police have 3 men in custody who may have nicknamed the honesty, burglary crew because police say the group is responsible for dozens of commercial burglaries between march and july and the willow glen neighborhood, the burglars with smash the stores with their odyssey minivans and steal merchandise. cash, sometimes even atms. all are facing charges for several counts of commercial burglary. >> charges have been move forward. the district attorney's office over 31 cases have been submitted to the d

at 10 tonight, the lafayette city council unanimously passed an ordinance tonight requiring city gun owners to keep their firearms in a locked container or use a safety lock. the council plans to make it official at the next council meeting with a second reading of that new ordinance. lafayette joins several other bay area cities, including antioch, oakland, san francisco and san jose in requiring gun owners to keep their firearms locked up. the ordinance will not apply when people are legally carrying firearms or when it's in their immediate possession or control. >> a record number of wo en will be in congress next year. 149 women will serve in the u.s. house of representatives and the senate women of color will also break a record for representation next year with 58 expected to serve 27 of which identify as black. 19 identify as latino or hispanic. and taking a look at the party's 107 democratic women are poised to serve in congress next year compared to 42 republican women. a documentary on house speaker nancy pelosi is life and political career will debut on hbo next month. pelosi's daughter alexandra shot and edited the film titled pelosi in t

city council unanimously passed an ordinance requiring city gun owners to keep their firearms locked away. it would require gun owners to safely put guns in a locked container or to attach a safety lock. the council plans to make it official at the next council meeting on december 6th with a second reading of the new ordinance. that ordinance won't apply when legally carrying firearms or when it's in their immediate possession or control. lafayette joins other bay area cities including antioch, oakland, san francisco and san jose and having those stricter gun control laws. coming up here on kron, 4 news at noon, california. energy watchdog is holding a hearing on the soaring gas prices. >> we've been seeing some key players, though, won't be in the room. plus, a new study finds just about everyone in the u.s. has had covid at some point over the last couple of years. we're taking a look at some post holiday numbers as well. and elon musk now says twitter won't enforce the platform's standing covid misinformation rules expert opinion on what happens next. a live interview we come back. get you a check of your forecast. taking a live look at downtown san francisco. things looking

city council has unanimously passed an ordinance requiring city gun owners to keep their firearms locked away. it would require gun owners to safely put guns in a locked container or to attach a safety lock. the council plans to make it official. the next council meeting on december 6 with the second reading of the new ordinance. the ordinance would apply when legally carrying firearms or when it's in their immediate possession or control lafayette, joining other bay area cities now including antioch, oakland, san francisco and san jose in having stricter gun control laws. time now is 505. and today san francisco's board of supervisors is going to decide whether to allow the police department. >> to use heavy duty robots for lethal force. the policy draft states that the robots would only be used as deadly force when there is a life-threatening risk for the public or officers and the robots would only be assigned to operators who have completed required training on how to use them in those situations. the department has 17 of these robots in total. the policy is prompting an outcry from civil liberties groups and some activists who say the robots could be armed with nonlethal gas in

city council has unanimously passed an ordinance requiring city gun owners to keep their firearms locked away. it would require gun owners to safely put their guns in a locked container or attach a safety lock. the city council plans to make it official at the next council meeting on december 6 with a second reading of that new ordinance. now, this ordinance will not apply, though when little you're legally carrying your firearm or when it's in a person's immediate possession or control. lafayette joins other bay area cities, including antioch, oakland, san francisco and san jose that have stricter gun control laws. >> time now 605. and today san francisco's board of supervisors is going to decide whether to allow the police to use heavy duty robots for lethal force. the draft of this policy states, the robots would only be used as deadly force and use that option when there's a life-threatening risk to the public or 2 only be assigned to operators who have completed the required training to use them in those situations. the department has 17 of these robots. and all right now the policy is prompting an outcry, though, from civil liberties groups who say the robots could be armed with

it would require owners to safely put their guns in a locked container or attach a safety lock. the council plans to make it official at their next council meeting on december 6 when they do their second reading of the ordinance. now, this ordinance doesn't apply. however, when you are legally carrying your firearm or when it's in your immediate possession or control, this is only if it's out of your control. you need to have it safely stored lafayette with this is now joining other bay area cities including antioch, oakland, san francisco and san jose in having stricter gun control laws. it's 705. and today san francisco's board of supervisors is going to decide whether to let the police use heavy duty robots. >> for lethal force, the policy draft states that the robots would only be used as deadly force as an option when there's a life-threatening situation or risk to the public or to officers and the robots would only decide to operators who have completed the required training to use them in those situations. the department has about 17 of these robots right now. and this policy is prom

is not a challenge, it will not lead to the next sanctions, that is, at the level of the council in terms of safetyo sanctions will be accepted, and it is also obvious that you do not know that there are sanctions that were introduced before the 15th year, they do not have retroactive effect. that is, it is necessary to start all this anew. iran's priority in syria is also clear, it is possible that we are talking about the planes that were promised and planned to be handed over to the egyptians, but the contract there broke down. and there is a batch of planes that the russians might just offer to the iranians, but i don't think so with the planes there they are so simply ready to do it because there are israel's interests here and the russians will play with tel-aviv, um, try to hold back tel-aviv so that it does not come too close to cooperation with ukraine and scare it by these in that number of airplanes, and why doesn't the embargo work, but you say the embargo doesn't work, because it doesn't work, because you understand what worked for them, you need at least a completely blocked space aro

he stated this at the meeting of the coordination council for the protection and safety of children, because russia continues to abduct and deport young ukrainians abroad . it is impossible to determine exactly how many have already been taken to the aggressor country. it is also known that since february 24, 430 have died at the hands of the russian occupiers. 827 children were injured, the military continues to torture and abuse our prisoners of war and civilians who are illegally imprisoned, we have a more serious human rights issue in europe today after of the second world war, this is the forced acquisition of our prisoners of war, our civilians, whom today russia will receive in absolutely inhumane conditions. i would say that we really have the fact that in the 21st century we have returned to the point that in the center of europe today we have stationery in izyum, liberated from the russians, this is kharkiv region , law enforcement officers seized a folder with secret documents in them, a plan for how the development of russian education in the region was supposed to take p

the number one issue is really public safety and san jose city council member matt mahan, homelessnessissue they think should come first in addressing the concerns of san jose voters. chavez first would like to hire more police officers and beef up emergency services and its public safety. and we have a lot of people who are concerned that when they down 9-1-1, they're not sure they're going to get a response. and if they do get a response, it's going to be much slower than they want. mahan says he has a plan for the unhoused. it's inhumane for those who are living out on our streets. but it also contributes to blight and crime and really brings down quality of life for the entire city of mayhem, says his plan is cost-effective by using prefabricated homes to provide safe housing while getting people back on their feet in support of services and job training, job placement, helping people overcome addiction. chavez would like to address affordable housing by straightening out the building permit process. we're going to restructure the general plan to makes it possible for people who wa

and everything for mothers with children, places of safety are located at stations in regional and district administrations city and village councils schools kindergartens starostats state emergency service points go to the website nezlamnist.gov.ua and find the closest nezlamnist point to you in case of lack of light and heat, the state will take care let's defeat the darkness together, i congratulate you this is a marathon, the only news of the ictv fact team and stb windows have collected for you only the main seven dead and almost 30 wounded in the kyiv region, three dead and 11 wounded in the capital, such tragic consequences of yesterday's powerful shelling of kyiv and the region . 31 rockets towards the capital were shot down and 20 civilians were killed in the capital. a five-story building in the region was destroyed, eight buildings, including private residences of kindergartens and a school, one of the dead watched from the balcony as the rocket fell, he was killed by a fragment of the projectile, so the police urge people to disregard safety measures and at the first alarm signals and the type of shelter ukraine is reco

safety. the air marshall national council voted piece for the "the hill" the air marshals sent down to addresss, todd and carley will be traveling. speed to doug thank you for that reporting. the national border patrol council brandon judd on that front. brandon my belief we have you, there you go. great to see you. i think this marshall thing, air marshall thing will come as a surprise to a lot of people. you have hundreds of air marshals being taken from their post. these are trained guys being sent to the southern border described as humanitarian work during the busiest travel period of the year. what do you make of this? >> this is absolutely crazy and the typical robbing peter to pay paul for failures of the secretary. you can't destabilize one agency and expect that you will be able to continue to protect the american people. we expect there is going to be air marshals in the error to ensure another 9/11 doesn't happen. now that you are taking people out of the field, sending the clear message that it is open season for air traffic as a means to harm the american public. you can't do thi

, and we will tell past and future exhibitions and securities food safety agenda of the meeting of the supreme eurasian economic council new statement on integration within the eu is an area of ​​interest we are talking about significant events in the economy with you olga onishchenko hello we are starting the program with cooperation between regions, along the line of minsk and moscow, all the more there is a reason, however, as always, belarus is ready to be built, social facilities and residential buildings in the krasnodar territory, this was announced at the negotiations of the delegation of the belarusian government in sochi, special attention is paid to industrial cooperation is already successful the project of our tractor plant for the assembly of machine and russia and in the same direction. we are ready to move on. as a result, new agreements were signed, go muslim with the regional administration of mtz will increase the supply of kits for its equipment, and musk is ready to ship tires for grain transportation vehicles. in addition, we sold the first electric bus to the russian market, it already runs on th

during a news conference, mayor libby schaaf announced to public safety initiatives that are expected to be approved during a special city council meeting tuesday. the first called shop safe. oakland, a series of grants totaling $315,000 that will go to neighborhood commercial districts and encourage in-person shopping. >> it will fund more safety ambassadors, security cameras and rapid window repair in cases of vandalism. an effort to really create a sense of safety and comfort for people who we want to come back to our neighborhood, commercial districts and do their shopping in person in our stores all over oakland. the second initiative called welcome back downtown wolf. and $120,000 for night time, ambassadors, street closures to make people feel safer. shopping during the holidays. >> and the crackdown on illegal vending as we wrap november, we've seen decreases in homicides. a 26% decrease in shootings >> decrease in robberies is can it significant downward trend in our car jackings if approved funding for shop safe. oakland will run through the end of the year. but the welcome back downtown initiative will continue for 3

the number one issue is really public safety and san jose city council member matt mahan, homelessness is undoubtedly the biggest challenge we face both differ on what issue they think should come first in addressing the concerns of san jose voters. chavez first would like to hire more police officers and beef up emergency services and its public safety. and we have a lot of people who are concerned that when they down 9-1-1, they're not sure they're going to get a response. and if they do get a response, it's going to be much slower than they want. mahan says he has a plan for the unhoused. it's inhumane for those who are living out on our streets. but it also contributes to blight and crime and really brings down quality of life for the entire city of mahan says his plan is cost-effective by using prefabricated homes to provide safe housing while getting people back on their feet in support of services and job training, job placement, helping people overcome addiction. chavez would like to address affordable housing by straightening out the building permit process. we're going to res

the number one issue is really public safety and san jose city council member matt mahan, homelessness is undoubtedly the biggest challenge we face both differ on what issue they think should come first in addressing the concerns of san jose voters. chavez first would like to hire more police officers and beef up emergency services and its public safety. and we have a lot of people who are concerned that when they down 9-1-1, they're not sure they're going to get a response. and if they do get a response, it's going to be much slower than they mahan says he has a plan for the unhoused. it's inhumane for those who are living out on our streets. but it also contributes to blight and crime and really brings down quality of life for the entire city of mayhem, says his plan is cost-effective by using prefabricated homes to provide safe housing while getting people back on their feet in support of services and job training, job placement, helping people overcome addiction. chavez would like to address affordable housing by straightening out the building permit process. we're going to restruc

otelish and the head of the office, andrii yarmak, a meeting of the coordination council of ukraine for the protection and safetyk mr. uterisha for this. discussed how to stop the deportation of ukrainian children to russia and bring home all those who were forcibly deported, at least almost 11,000 children , we are their tribes, but these are only those we know about in fact, the ambassadors of the leading countries took part in the meeting. we call for help with the implementation of this task, in order to return all the deported, we will really need the power of the whole world. i believe that we will be able to provide it. thank you to everyone who helps ukraine. thank you to everyone who fights and works. for the sake of our country, eternal memory to all those who gave their lives for ukraine and for our people glory to ukraine glory to the heroes and this is actually one of the moving moments of the president's visit to kherson without comments these the success of the president was a real surprise for the citizens of kherson, liberated from the occupiers . volodymyr zelenskyi arrived without prior announ

otelish and the head of the office andriy yarmak held a meeting of the coordination council of ukraine on the protection and safetydren. we know the tribes, but these are only those about whom we know, and in fact more were deported. also, the meetings were attended by the ambassadors of the leading countries, which we call on to help with the implementation of this task to return all the deported to us it will really take the power of the whole world. i believe that we will be able to provide it. thank you to everyone who helps ukraine. thank you to everyone who fights and works for our country. eternal memory to everyone who gave their lives for ukraine and for our people. glory to ukraine, did you hear the appeal? president volodymyr zelenskyi, we will continue to talk about the situation in kherson, kherson oblast, in the liberated territories, and we are adding oleksiy borychenka, candidate of political sciences, to our broadcast right now, congratulations mr. oleksiy good morning so, president he noted, he repeatedly spoke about the fact that the russians are leaving kherson and destroyed almost the entire i

during a news conference, mayor libby schaaf announced to public safety initiatives that are expected to be approved during a special city council meeting tuesday. >> the first called shop safe oakland, a series of grants totaling $315,000 that will go to neighborhood commercial districts and encourage in-person shopping. it will fund more safety ambassadors, security cameras and rapid window repair in cases of vandalism. this grant will lift this out. it will make us feel safe come out. the second initiative called welcome back downtown wolf. and $120,000 for night time, ambassadors, street closures to make people feel safer. shopping during the holidays and the crackdown on illegal vending. this comes during an eight-week stretch for the oakland police department which has had an all hands on deck approach to reducing gun violence. officers will also be more visible, only uniform presence. >> also, president of our recently reinstated traffic officers were on motorcycles. get to know your small businesses. they have missed you for these last 2 years. the mayor says the funding comes from a surplus and salary savings from the p

the job here is to stabilize patient stop leading, get them to safety, our team visit, say frontline hospital in the new council. like where brushing volunteer doctors fight to save the lives of the soldiers. while protestors in bertino faso sent their french embassy on fire amid escalating grievances against them during our it's influence in the west african bridge. some people know who don't need the french army. here. they say that they are here to help us. i don't trust them, it is time for them to go. our goal today is to make them with pleasure to have your company today. my name's neil. welcome to then use our on our t 8 people are not confirmed dead including 3 children after a powerful explosion ripped through an apartment building on the far eastern russian island of cycling early on saturday. ah, the god of all. so it does that of all will a blast completely destroyed. one side of the building at 10 people are currently reported injured, they have been transferred the hospital now rescuers say at some residents of the building may still be under the rubble. the explosion is believed to have been caus

and at past and future exhibitions we will tell and securities food safety agenda of the meeting of the supreme eurasian economic counciltements about integration within the eu this is an area of ​​interest we are talking about notable events in the economy with you olga anishchenko hello we are starting the program with there is even more reason for cooperation between regions along the lines of minsk and moscow, however, as always, belarus is ready to be built, social facilities and residential buildings in the krasnodar territory, this was announced at the negotiations of the delegation of the belarusian government in sochi, special attention is paid to industrial cooperation there is already a successful project our tractor plant for the assembly of machine and russia and in the same direction. we are ready to move on. as a result, new agreements for gomselmash sergion were signed by the administration of mtz will increase for the supply of kits for his equipment, and musk is ready to ship tires for grain transportation vehicles. in addition, we sold the first electric bus to the russian market, it already runs on t

safety. the bill goes before the city council civil rights.ly back by 30, 51 new york city council members. it has the support of mayor eric adams. so slight consolation. if you are a homeowner, and you're renting out a single room, you would be excluded here. so you could perform a background check. but still, critics say it gives robbers, worse, murderers, invitation to live with someone else and that person not knowing that background. ashley: right. what could go wrong. lauren, thank you so much. >> unlet believable. ashley: now this really is. it is new york city. elon musk may soon release information on twitter's censorship of the hunter biden laptop story. can't wait for that. joe concha says, musk knows what he is doing. journalists are doubting it because they have lost, guess what, their safe place. joe joins me next. ♪. the first-ever all-electric chevy equinox ev. up to 300 miles of range on a full charge. and a starting price around $30,000. evs for everyone, everywhere. chevrolet. teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately f