at the end of my trip, i returned to santa catalina, the trendy district of palma. there is a lot going on here in the evenings. how as tourism changed my archive after the pandemic isn't going to be class instead of mass. so lecture trips or party tours. well, in any case, most of the people on my, arca will be very happy that tourism, that is so important for this island picks up again at all. and i don't think this was my last time here or yes. ah ah ah, with ah 30 with you. my name is theodore dot com and vasquez. i'm 34 years old. i've been in prison for 10 years and 6 months back convicted of murder because she had a miscarriage in el salvador. has one of the harshest abortion laws in the world. dear dora's unbelievable story is one of many in a system that despises with in 15 minutes on d. w. to the point. strong opinions, clear positions. international perspective with the war in ukraine is becoming a clash of systems. western democracies are feeling challenged by autocracies, like russia and china, and they are all, cording, non aligned countries like india

and our last few holdouts in the 30's being fairfax, calistoga and santa catalina berkeley. you're at 48 right now. oakland also at 48 degrees. one of the best things about this morning as it hasn't been near as windy as yesterday. so that's been a little cherry on top of all that sunshine we've been seeing now this afternoon, things get really i've got your full breakdown of that and our wet weekend weather still ahead. so that will starting with 6.80, because we have an accident in seminole at the pleasanton sunol exit there as you're traveling. >> 6.80, it's going to take you 65 minutes. dublin down to 3 months to 62. you can also see traffic slowing down along 8.80, as well this morning traveling into the city. 17 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. thankfully not seen any major delays there about a 17 minute ride, a 80 to 101 for you making your cross towards the peninsula. the richmond center fell bridge tolls to want to one 12 minutes out of richmond. and let's check on things in the south bay 1, 0, 1, 85 up towards menlo park about 58 minutes. darya. james, bac

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