joining us live to take a look at what is the staff reporter of the story, sarah wright. hi, sarah. sarah: hi, kristen, how are you? kristen: i'm good. as the economy recovers, south san francisco is booming. tell us about the city, which many people know about from the big sign on the south of the san bernardino mountains. sarah: yeah, so i was actually down there last wednesday, and the streets were alive. there were people at restaurants, and all i could think of was, wow, that is not what downtown looks like today. i was down there for a ribbon-cutting event for the biotech company amgen, which is opening a new facility in south san francisco, and it really just felt like the city had come alive, and i wanted to look at why. kristen: all right, so why? what, when you look deeper into it, it's happening beneath the surface? sarah: south san francisco happens to have a couple of advantages. it is in a pretty fun location. it has the benefit of being close to san francisco while also being a little bit smaller. so it benefits from that, especially during the pandemic. we are also c

in the meantime i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thank you so much for joining us. take care. ah ah ah closely.

go ahead, sarah. well, really, russia has no choice because although, again and again from every direction they have called for negotiations and have from the beginning. nato, which is a us commanded military force. us equipped military force in europe and far beyond has shown no interest in negotiations of any kind and stopped cold when ukraine even began to discuss negotiations. so it is u. s. policy makers who are refusing any form of negotiation and we got to take note of where the refusal is coming from the interest of us policy makers. and this is true, republican and democrat, this is true for lately the entire u. s. establishment. they have no interest in ending this war. they are interested in dragging it out and seeing who else they can drag into it. it is absolutely pulling down the you can nomic lee and creating a normal division, an opposition and, and that is our position is important. people are making themselves heard. but the plan of the whole of the rulers of all of the decision make

first is sarah blain. recognizing her 26 years of service retire in the july as an engineer for the infrastructure bureau. and sfpuc thanks sarah and show gratitude for her outstanding service. sarah blain served a dedicated engineer for san francisco working to provide safe drinking water for the people of san francisco and the bay area and sarah passionately involved with the ifpde local 21 fighting for rights of work and sarah advocates for women in the work place and sarah universal loved by ler colleagues. sarah served the resident engineer for you construction of the alameda creek watershed center the alameda creek watershed and history of the recommend ram and the valley july 1 of dwoo sarah retired after 26 years to the sfpuc and the city of san francisco now resolved this commission offers highest commendations to sarah blain on the celebration of her retirement as an engineer for san francisco and the san francisco sfpuc commission. >> congratulations sarah. i'd like to ask james of our infrastru

she was not doing what sarah hale was doing. she was not fulfilling some kind of traditional image of what it meant to be a lady. this frustrated her, deeply. she wrote a book in 1845 called women in the 19th century, a feminist book! she got the attention of horace greely, he keeps coming up. greely of the new york tribune. he was impressed with her and hired her to be a literary critic. she is not in the newsroom she is writing from home she is a correspondent. greely gives her some opportunities that have not been open to women before. she becomes the first female foreign correspondent. he sends her to europe and she responds with letters and correspondents on goings on in all sorts of countries. sarah hale thought that margaret fuller was not a good role model. this is what sarah hale had to say about margaret fuller. what is the one true book? what is the one true book? thank you, the bible. she thought that fuller, according to sara hale, which proof that the greater the intellectual force, the greater and more fatally fat

so i cut my fieldstone for sarah, the effect is noticeable. her heating costs have stayed almost the same. that's a success in itself. she now pays mainly for electricity and hot water would however, can sometimes be free, free would. because if you count cold in that, and if you love to talk, but how would she chuck, you know, if you pay for coal, but she'll just look in and getting good from nature from the woods from the ground is free burning. all that would is not good for the environment, but the need to save money seems more prominent than climate awareness for some people right now. the desperation in the u. k is growing, even with the price cap. the bills are hefty demonstrations, like this recent one in london have been seen in every major city. even though britons don't typically tend to protest. yeah, i'm reluctant to put my hating on. i'm not a very high wage. i'm and a lot of people, my family friends, they're very worried that they won't be able to pay their bills. we've been badly paying off our bill is as it is. and now that w

sarah helped him undress. the cold turned to beaver and to pneumonia. by september 5 her husband was dead. her funeral was held in a ceremony inducted by one of david's fellow freemasons. after her husband's death sarah brought his fifth child into the world. little william joined his father was brothers and sisters, frances and josefina. the boys were seven and five, the girls three. the new window had no illusions about what came next. david made a good living as a lawyer but like many couples that hales had no savings to speak up and until the boys were old enough to go to work or until she remarried, and unthinkable prospects she and her children wouldhave no choice but to rely on the charity family and neighbors might offer . david's fellow freemasons would provide assistance but even so it would be a struggle . that was the opening paragraphs of melanie kirkpatrick's book lady editor, i've a biography of sarah josephahale and the making of a modern american woman . i'm the vice president of public affairs at hudson institute joined here today with

she wasn't doing what sarah hale was doing. she was not, you know, fulfilling some kind of traditional image of what it meant to be a lady. and this frustrated her deeply. she, she wrote a book in 1845 called woman in the 19th century, a feminist book. she got the attention of horace greeley. again, you note he keeps coming up, right? horace greeley of the new york tribune who was impressed with her, who hired her to be a literary critic. she's not in the newsroom. she's writing, you know, she's writing from home. she's a correspondent. but really gives her some opportunities that hadn't been available to women before, and she becomes the first female foreign correspondent. he sends her to europe, and she responds with letters and correspondence about goings-on in all sorts of countries. sarah hale thought that margaret fuller was not a good role model. and this is what sarah hale had to say about margaret fuller. she thought that she was ignoring the one with true book, okay? what is the one true book, do you think? if yes, th

go ahead, sarah. this war was never meant for the benefit of anyone in the ukraine. ukraine went from being the most prosperous public of the soviet union to being the poorest country of europe. after the 2014 qu, what u. s. domination and control run by a fascist really a gang of nazis meant for the ukraine was mass privatization cuts in every social program. destruction of the unions in every way alluding of the economy that was fine by the u. s. it was their intention. and it bound ukraine. all the tighter to u. s. policy makers made them totally dependent on every handout such as afghanistan was. it's impossible to even picture the rate today of impoverishment in the ukraine. so ukraine is being used as a proxy force as a military force, but it's also, it's economy is under the control. but sarah, but ocean, but we all know, we all know that biden is sending billions and billions more the and the you has the step up with more and more euro's i think we all have a pretty good idea where that money

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kron 4 sarah stinson live in the city to explain sarah. >> i'm live here from the pelosi home in san francisco in the pac heights neighborhood where they're still tight security, not only san francisco police officers here, but also capitol police because nancy pelosi is believed to be in town, visiting her husband at the hospital. so she's inside the house where this brutal attack took place. take a look at who is accused of beating paul pelosi, her husband with a hammer. you can see on your screen. his name is david to pap and he is accused of breaking into the pelosi home around 2.30 friday morning yelling where's nancy? before severely beating mister pelosi with a hammer now to pat is in the hospital. police would not say why he was there, but did say the 42 year-old is expected to be formally charged today with attempted murder assault of a deadly weapon, burglary and elder abuse. paul pelosi is also still in the hospital, recovering from surgery for a skull fracture and other injuries. sources with the associated press ad pap had zip ties on him during the attack. the congressw

but sarah said about half hour, she may have an update for us. and then it continues on, as you can see here to say special agents with the a u.s. capitol police is california field office quickly arrived on scene. we know they are there within minutes while a team of investigators from the department's threat assessment section has simultaneously dispatched from the east coast to assist the fbi and san francisco police with this joint investigative team together james, now that we know it was 02:27am. that this happened so truly the middle of the night, he would have been sleeping. he's 82 years old. >> and as you are reading the details that have been confirm right now, but a hammer and him being struck in the head as well. what we're hoping for the best. but they say he's going to latest where twos that he's being treated for bruising. severe swelling and other injuries. but as we said, he is expected to make full but they're still looking into the motive. but they have that suspect in custody there. question again now. okay. time now 7.31 and

however, sarah stinson is live in as certain with the latest. so what do we know so far? sarah? >> well, the owners of this atherton home thought they were having some landscapers on the property to do a project little did they know they could possibly be unfolding a crime scene, a cold case. take a look. you're seeing the equipment outside of this home. police brought out cadaver dogs to see if there was any human remains. apparently those dogs did indicate that there. >> as well, the plan, cape landscapers, digging found a car. take a look. we maps. you can see where we're standing right now. this home is on the 300 block of stockbridge avenue in atherton. police got called out to the scene yesterday morning. the police believe this car has been buried here since the 90's. investigators say it's buried for to feed below ground. it's a huge and think about that. a car investigators say it's been here for 2 decades and there could be human remains. so crews are going to dig it up slowly to see if a crime was actually committed. let's hear from police now. >> they do have the maj

looks like we lost sarah for a moment. while we get sarah back, can you tell us the response from the white house so far on your reporting? dan: treasury secretary janet yellen was asked about this today and she basically said she cannot comment on actions, which is a common response and she is broadly supportive of what musk has done on the communications front. the white house says they have no knowledge of these discussions. our reporting is solid in the sense that there are these discussions happening within the white house. there is this a broader overall question of what do you do with a problem like elon musk? this is the richest person in the world exerting an outsized influence on foreign policy. and i think there is a desire to rein him in a little bit. there are some ways to do that that are both political and nonpolitical. whether city is -- whether they get involved is more of a policy question and my reporting is that it would be an outside chance to get involved at this point. though not totally outside the

senior analyst and sarah kunst at cleo capital.technology is the leader of every market vrally since the financial crisis has led to this point being somewhat different or is it the same? i wonder if you are seeing signs of life given that massive selloff in blue chip over the last week? >> you know, tech stocks were the leader on the way up and they are the leader on the way down you know, i think one of the things to look at here is these stocks have been up so much and they are not all down. you have apple which is up year over year. that's a huge difference from meta which mark zuckerberg personally lost $100 billion off his net worth this year alone think i think the tech names need to get creative to get a shot in the arm. it is time to think about what they do to drive newness and are they right as public company stock. snap is a company facing h headwinds. they may be the next to go of the take private targets i think we're going to see a lot of different solutions to the problem. most tech stocks need to figure out somethi

prettiest girl at bench min middle school was sarah rodriguez. sarah smelled really good. i didn't understand. in the same locker room where i learned about this deordorient lady speed stick with the pink cap what is interesting i'm like almost 50 and i still use the same product. than i discondition today i was anxiety row i had to order it and finds it and able to buy a bunch but i still use the same one. and i know you all are like why am i telling this story. i'm because that's why we are here when we get young people to start their lives off as soon as they turn 18. they are registerd and they are voting. something about that gets you hooked. makes you want to do that every year. because we know how important voting is. and voting became so important to me because my grand mother raised me. she grew up one generation -- away from slavery. grew up in the [inaudible] and would tell us how people would die when they would try to vote. they were lynched and killed and hung. in the will south. not too long ago in the history of this country. she would tell us that and she

i'm sarah mulkerrins.land are in need of massive sporting shock, when the face the world number one side at the rugby league world cup. at the rugby world cup — another upset is needed — as wales need to beat the hosts and the defending chamopions new zealand if they are to make the final four. and we'll hear from christian horner, as his team red bull are fined for breaking formula one's budget cap. also coming up in the programme... rain, rain go away — more games are washed out at the t20 world cup in australia, with both england and ireland unable to play. hello and welcome to sportsday. a lot of world cups to come — but we'll start with the rugby league one, where this weekend the knockout picture will become a lot clearer. it's the final round of group games, with plenty of permutations about which teams can make the last eight. ireland take on new zealand this evening and will have to pull off one of the greatest shocks if they are to keep their hopes alive. so to talk us through it all, let's go to

sarah smith, thank you. _ president's time in that. sarah smith, thank you.going conflict in ukraine we think of issues that are unresolved after brexit. what does the european union make of yet another prime minister to deal with?— to deal with? first of all there are some raised _ to deal with? first of all there are some raised eyebrows _ to deal with? first of all there are some raised eyebrows and - to deal with? first of all there are some raised eyebrows and caustic comments — some raised eyebrows and caustic comments about losing count of the number— comments about losing count of the number of— comments about losing count of the number of uk prime ministers this year~ _ number of uk prime ministers this year~ but— number of uk prime ministers this year~ but of— number of uk prime ministers this year. but of course we live in very serious _ year. but of course we live in very serious times and whoever is at the helm _ serious times and whoever is at the helm in _ serious times and whoever is at the helm in the — serious times and whoever is at the hel

sarah. >> well, they'll be from sure. there are already way down the line, looking at every single thing. it's been sold many times since the 90's. so they've got a lot to uncover and they had a deep speaking of uncovered mean this is like a swimming pool size when you think about it, right are so far down. >> at least the size of a hot of this is this is a car. >> ford is 5 below ground. thanks for that. sarah. >> time now 706, in the east bay. a high school teacher was placed on administrative leave after assigning reading material that some parents, though, was to sexually explicit explicit one parent who did not want us to share her identity did share a photo of the assignment you saw there. it was a reading assignment for 10th graders and james logan high school and it was a signed earlier this month. the school district superintendent now says that as soon as they learned about the assignment, it was withdrawn and the teacher was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation. the reading passage was from t

sarah, good morning. >> good morning. people waking up this morning in this pacific heights neighborhood finding out about the brutal attack of paul pelosi. speaker nancy pelosi's husband. 82 year-old and he we've heard been beaten by what by someone with a hammer. someone broke into their home. and that's very alarming to people in the neighborhood. this is a woman who lives across the street printed. tell me how did you feel when you heard about this because you didn't wake up to any sounds or anything? no, i didn't hear anything. and usually i feel pretty safe because the have a neighborhood security beach. >> and a stay on that corner office. god, i'm broad bay entire night in case of any. >> sudden became called and i dare there and i will cobb. i see all that and police cars i feel very scared. very sad about what has happened to paul and i didn't know know how it could have happened to. you said you were shocked because there's security here. exactly. and and see them on nights because they started on 06:00pm and a

doctor sarah lu, best of luck with all _ week. doctor sarah lu, best of luck with all of _ week.of luck with all of your work and l luck with all of your work and thank you forjoining us. thank you. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. israeli army says border police officer has died of her injuries following a shooting at a cheque point in israeli—occupied east jerusalem. a security guard remains in a serious condition. one person has been arrested. it has been an escalation in violent incidents between palestinians and the israeli security forces on the occupied west bank in recent months. austrians are preparing to vote in a presidential election to choose their new head of state. the incumbent and clear favourite is alexander vandermolen, the former leader of the greens. he is hoping to secure a majority to avoid a run—off vote. the president has a largely ceremonial role but has sweeping powers in overseeing change and turbulence. trains in germany are still getting back to normal after major disruption on saturday in the north of the country. the disruption was caused

sarah's car was hit from behind last month.

let's put some questions to sarah | let's put some questions to sarah penneu let's put some questionsarah. sandra asks why is the energy cap being set too high for people on benefits? she says £2500 might benefit there's a middle income is but it won't help those of us struggling to pay now. it fails the poorest and benefits those middle earners. fin the poorest and benefits those middle earners.— the poorest and benefits those middle earners. on that point, the ener: middle earners. on that point, the energy price _ middle earners. on that point, the energy price guarantee _ middle earners. on that point, the energy price guarantee and - energy price guarantee and previously the energy price cap sets a limit on how much energy companies can charge for a unit of gas and electricity and also your daily standing charge. but it doesn't set a limit on your bills so this 2500 figure that we are often hearing of, isn't actually how much you will necessarily pay, and it is worth saying that there is extra help, there is £400 of your energy bill for everybody who has a domestic electricity sup

we have with us john o'neill and sarah wynne. john is a co-author with sarah of the book were going to be discussing this afternoon. he graduated from the united states naval academy in 1967. he served in vietnam on board the swift boat so he is and what was called the brown water navy, right? going up the rivers and the deltas of the mekong, right, probably most in the southern part of south vietnam. he was decorate a course for his service there. he then went to university of texas law school, finished as a top graduate. he then had a clerkship with chief justice william rehnquist at the supreme court, and has a really funny story about that that i urge our folks from our legal department to stick around after the presentation and maybe ask about the story that is connected with chief justice rehnquist that's pretty humorous. after practicing as a litigator with an international law firm, actually, i think that's you. i skipped a bullet point there. how terrible. so back to john o'neill. you had several hundred cases that you t

sarah, thank you for weighing on all that. eric adams says all areas should be prepared for illegal migrants to move as more migrants arrive. brandon judd will weigh in. stay with us. ♪ ♪like ♪ maria: new charges of the police officer accused of shooting teen in his car as he ate a cheeseburger. cheryl casone with the details. cheryl: former police officer james brennan, two accounts of aggravated assault. the officer's actions were unjustified. the teen is still in life support this morning. the new york city man who tore through a mcdonalds with an axe last month has been arrested again, michael vandalizing a building in brooklyn before stealing a bike in an effort to avoid the cops. the terrorized mcdonalds customer smashing tables with an axe, he faces charges, possession of stolen property but he remains free, of course, after being released without bail for the second time. well, king charles the third coronation held at westminster abbey in london, news amid speculation will be shorter than extravagant and charles anoin

sarah, what's the latest? >> neighbors in this pacific heights neighborhood.y are concerned right now after learning that speaker nancy pelosi is husband, paul, was brutally beaten with a hammer. he's recovering at the hospital. meanwhile, at the scene, you can see fbi along with police here investigating. we're also seeing of paul's up paul pelosi junior at the scene with police talking with them. he's been on and off the phone and trying to figure out what happened. of course, just a brutal attack. sources say the 82 year-old eventually they say they said first that he was targeted by attacker. but as daria just said, we're hearing now from sources that this intruder yelled, where's nancy as he was attacking. paul police have been on scene ever since this happened around 2.30, this morning. paul pelosi remains in the hospital receiving treatment for injuries to his body as bruising and severe swelling. but his spokesperson says he's expected to be ok and neighbors are glad to hear that. officials say a person broke into the home beat him severely. but that p