europe i guess we can call it a test and once the test was over the 1st passenger train bound for sebastopol

when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police.gators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit

when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately proceeded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i drew trouble to the deputies got bits by mister war and use force which deputies force for jeanne taser as well a crime or training and her son by weapons characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll to turner whether it is for speeding and lost the initiative turns off. >>the vi

in this construction now trials are running to and from st petersburg to crimea as largest city sebastopol boxes because he is a senior fellow at the atlantic council and a former nato chief of stuff he says the bridge shows that russia's continued push to solidify its control of crimea. it's increased its military presence in crimea and so the economic element is critical without a bridge crimea is essentially isolated and increasing russian tourists and economic links to the mainland is critical so many ways are something that is expected but still violates international law the other piece about this bridge i think is critical is its military in a way that it affectively creates a chokepoint hazard for ukrainian shipping that this bridge was constructed in in agreement with ukraine it would've been a lot higher and so in many ways the russians are using this group's choke off ukraine economically just like they per create as a lifeline of crimea showcases russia's continued interest in undermining ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and also rejecting international sanctions

can see from sebastopol to a living legend. and of course it is the 1st east meets west indies league it all been just an incredible occasion for german football and i think actually no matter what happens to anyone in the 2nd half of the season that will live long in the memory of all of their fans it's i mean they've made memories enough so far and you know we've seen stickers start being spread around burley including when you're on the capital city champions so you know they're going to be perfectly happy with that wherever happened in the rest of the season but i don't mean to dampen the mood there's only 5 points between them and the team they lost against today does a lot for in the relegation playoff spots the clubs on the 5 survival right yeah of course definitely and look like i mentioned all of those highlights that they've had so far in the season they've been at home so really one thing that they do need to work on the 2nd half of the season is their away form but if they can stay as strong as they have been at hom

mainland ukraine where people can now travel from st petersburg southward toward the crimean city of sebastopol while the trip takes 44 hours and crosses a new crimean bridge that moscow is accused of building illegally russia seized crimea from ukraine in 2014 a move that's drawn international condemnation. it's the leading story on russian state t.v. bloody near putin's opening of a controversial railway bridge that links an ex crimea to southern russia it's a major triumph for the russian president the bridge was built despite international protests following russia's annexation of ukraine's crimean peninsula in 2014. i know as you know you do you agree with this event is important for crimea for sevastopol for all of southern russia indeed for the whole country infrastructure projects like this magnificent bridge we've built will have an effect on the entire economy. the mega structure is 1000 kilometers long and took nearly 4 years to build costing more than 3000000000 euros the 1st scheduled train departed from st petersburg today starting wednesday up to 45 passenger trains will head for

the epicenter is this encampment stretched along the trail between sebastopol and the sonoma county fairgrounds. county staff is recommending that the homeless people removed to a new site with basic sanitary facilities like the fairgrounds. the county will discuss that idea and other proposals at a special meeting on monday. residents want answers now. >> we are trying to get this done and we cannot work with us government. >> people are defecating in plastic bags. there's no water or electricity or any way to watch the clothing or take a shower. we have to provide a basic level of dignified human lifestyle. >>> santa clara could be the next. county to adopt laura's law which is accounts for the caretaking of people who are homeless or in trouble with the law. >> i believe that forcing people to do things that they don't want to do will just make them more some stubborn. >> what we are talking about is the population that does not have the capacity to make decisions for themselves. >> the santa clara county board will take up this discussion again next month. up next, a porch pirate caught in

pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 and sutton road when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to read to through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i drew trouble to the deputies got bits by mister war and they use force which deputies force for jeanne act taser as well a crime or training and her son might characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing and a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll turner where does for and lost the initiative turns off. >>the v

ten degrees warmer here and 39 in sebastopol as well as brentwood.t's colder for everyone out there. by the afternoon not a whole lot of change compared to yesterday. we're warmer than average. you want to know about tonight, just dropping through the 40s, clouds will increase throughout the overnight hours keeping us a little milder. jobina? >>> thank you, lisa. i have a couple mass transit updates to let you know about because of new year's eve. let's start with the ferries running on reduced service. the same schedule yesterday and it is also on the winter schedule. so you can expect possible delays there. b.a.r.t. has 37 trains running right now but there is a ten-minute delay at the bay fair station. there is no ace 1 or ace 7 because of new year's eve. when we were looking he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there

europe i guess we can call it a test and once the test was over the 1st passenger train bound for sebastopol departed from st petersburg just think of it it will take 40 hours for that train to reach the crimean bridge it will be entirely european part of russia before it gets to the crimean peninsula but just for a moment let's go back to talking about the bridge itself for you to understand what kind of technological marvel it is how much effort was put into what i just want to mention that construction workers had to endure more than 10000 hours of rough seas in the process well here are a few more facts about what the crimean the whole of russia were waiting for for so long. the people right here are celebrating because they do have a real reason to celebrate i can tell you that a few tens of thousands of railway think it's have already gone soon a train will depart from moscow and 3 from other cities of russia as well as well because that is exactly the demand that i was telling you about and just wait for the holiday season to begin. the largest telecoms company in france and a former

it is important for crimea and sebastopol and the whole of russia because infrastructure projects suchave an impact on the whole economy. what a beauty ofa on the whole economy. what a beauty of a bridge, the russian leader exclaimed, have you not shared by the ukraine or the european union. an eu spokesman said the bridge was a continuation of russia's forced integration of illegally annexed crimea full of going on to say that the mega structure limits the passage of ships headed to ukrainian ports. relations between ukraine and russia made minor improvements in recent months but the opening of the $3.6 billion bridge makes fast tracking closer clinical connections evermore unlikely. —— political connections. spiritual guide and pioneer of the us psychedelic movement ram dass has died at his home in hawaii. he was 88. born richard alpert, he worked with timothy leary in the 1960s on research into lsd at harvard before travelling to india and studying spiritualism. he was well known for his first book, be here now, which sold over two million copies. ram dass died peacefully at home. p

paying fallen tribute to the fallen leaders in west africa appealed for more help sebastopol armed groups. the search for a new prime minister has postponed in lebanon and protesters are still demanding a complete overhaul of the political system. far as small have all the day's sport in.

sebastopol. >>> now at 4:27, live doppler 7 tracking the storm, a new round of heavy rain will soak thecco is here to guide us through the wet wednesday. >>> the hit and run death of a 72-year-old woman and her dog on one of fremont's most dangerous streets sparks demand for action. >>> in washington, the house beginnings hearings this morning that could lead to preechimpeac charges against president trump. a bay area woman will be involved. it's wednesday, december 4th. >> we have live doppler 7 on behind us, it is raining as you get up. >> that rain we talked about is out there. there's puddles waiting for you also. a dicey commute this morning. hopefully we're getting used to driving in this by now. let's look at the storm impact scale, it's a 1 today with steady rain this morning. scattered showers then. the rain will taper heading into the afternoon hours. up to a third of an inch is possible withstanding water and hydroplaning a big issue for the morning commute. the heaviest of the rain is outside the bay area. in the central valley and down around monterey bay. you can see it's

construction now trains are running on a 2 for us from st petersburg to crimea as large a city that sebastopol and from moscow to the capital simferopol on tuesday. well former nato chief of staff mark simone called ski says it shows that russia is solidifying its control over crimea it's increased its nose very presence crimea so the economic element is critical without a bridge currently it is essentially isolated and increasing russian tourism and economic links to the mainland is critical so many ways is something that is expected but still violates international law the other piece about this bridge i think is critical is its military in a way that it correctly creates a choke point and hazard for creating shipping that this group was constructed an agreement with ukraine it would've been a lot higher and so many ways the russians are using this group's choke off ukraine economically just like they've created as a lifeline of crimea showcases russia's continued interest in undermining ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and also rejecting international sanctions that have been

russia and crimea the 1st passenger trip is running from some petersburg to me is largest city sebastopol russia annexed crimea from ukraine in 2014 the us and e.u. imposed sanctions on top and he's involved in the construction of the bridge which was built without ukraine's consent. a group of friends rail workers of 4 with riot police in paris during a demonstration of a planned pension reforms strikes have been going on for more than 3 weeks crippling france's transport system and forcing schools to close and they're now having an impact on businesses during what's supposed to be their most profitable period of the year bernard smith has more from. france's business owners are not feeling the spirit of christmas just before the holiday it looks busy in paris but the almost total shutdown of the metro is having a significant impact on the numbers of people coming out to shop and eat takings at this cafe have fallen 30 percent manager isabel sol says it's worse than last year's yellow vest protest. we have had an enormous loss of turnover we've had no terrorists in the style find it very

russian crimea the 1st passenger trip is running for supporters birch to crimea's largest city sebastopol russia annexed crimea primedia from ukraine in 2014 u.s. and you impose sanctions on companies involved in the construction of the bridge which was built without its ukraine's can stand or live in a rebuilding kisan international law analyst researcher he says the rail link underscores the importance of crimea to russia. it's a confirmation of the wish the intention of russian federation to keep and maintain and expand control over crimea of course against the wishes of ukraine they are next the the deep deep and insular the crimea after the invasion in 2014 in march 24 team so. in fact it does not change the illegal status of the annexation remains it illegal they have been sentients by for example the united states and the european union gets going it's building the bridge with the were built by. construction company very close friend of president putin and. it is that confirms deep de facto control of the russian federation over crimea as we say in international law. they have they

sebastopol checking in at 49. so maybe an isolated shower north. otherwise we could see a few sprinkles, lots of cloud cover, looking at the clouds thinning out throughout the afternoon. upper 50s to near 60 for most. good morning, jobina. >> good morning. hello, everyone. happy thursday to you all. checking in on the san mateo bridge, a live look here. a stalled car in the westbound direction on the high rise. that's why you can see these brake lights filling in. it will be slow going until they can get that car out of the way for you all. expect delays here. san rafael, 101, seeing those foggy conditions move through. we have watched it slowly crawl, it will continue this morning. we are looking at a crash also in san jose, two cars involved here. this is northbound7 before curtner avenue. one car is facing the wrong direction there right now. >>> today marks the start of a trial involving a fastrak tolling system. >> thousands of drivers say the system messed up when trying to bill them. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the golden ga

when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ult mately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i trouble to the deputies got bits by war and use force which deputies force for jeanne act taser as well a crime or training and her son might characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing and a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll turner where does for in last in the district attorney's office. >>the victim's mother tel

. >> this was the end of police chase in sonoma county last thursday morning when deputies and sebastopol officers spotted this honda accord >> the vehicle was still reported stolen. >> they were still under the knowledge that the thief was behind the wheel. >> they gave mr. ward orders which he did not comply with. >> turns out the driver was actually david ward himself who had recovered his own vehicle but did not report that to police. there was a confrontation. ward was tased and placed in a neck hold. >> what that does is reduces blood flow. >> ward was taken here to petaluma valley hospital. he was pronounced dead about an hour after that confrontation with police. she says ward required the use of an oxygen tank and believes a health issue is a reason that ward did nod stop when ordered to. >> i wonder if he had his oxygen tank with him. i had questions about him panicking -- and not being able to breathe and perhaps was just -- trying to attempt to get home. >> after reading that police account of the incident involving her brother she told us she bothered by the actions of the of

milder than tomorrow morning. 35 in sebastopol, 39 in novato, that's more indicative of what all of us will be feeling tomorrow morning. let's look at pacifica. the angry nature of the water out there. it is pounding the pier and the wall. here it comes. yeah. you can see that. that's because we have a dangerous surf. beach hazard statement through 9:00 this evening. exercising, it will be a choppy morning out on the bay. exercising, it will be chilly. it will be cool this afternoon. temperatures 49 up and through 10:00 on the peninsula. we'll have mid 50s this afternoon down to 47 under stars at 8:00. 49 with increasing sunshine at 10:00. look at that, 57 at 2:00, down to 47 at 8:00. our last stop will be down to the south bay, come full circle, 47 with increasing sunshine at 10:00. mid 50s this afternoon. 45 under stars at 8:00. when we switch gears here, we'll look at more high temperatures where you live and a preview of disney's "spies in gudisguise" theaters right now. >> the ultimate mission -- >> none of our agents can get close. >> means the ultimate disguise. ♪ >> science roc

yucaipa, santa rosa, guerneville, sebastopol, rohnert park, lake berryessa cold this morning.tte, san ramon, freezing cold. close in redwood city at 33. newark at 34. san jose at 36. of course we have mid 40s for alame alameda, san francisco and daly city. here's your commute across the san mateo bridge. it's 38 degrees on one side. where those cars are traveling, we see it will be about 35 when they get over to the peninsula.. seasonally cold this afternoon. smoother out on the bay. for the north bay, 7:00, still in the 30s. 42 and sunshine at9:00. you can see clouds start to roll in during the latter parts of the afternoon into the evening. 51 at 11:00. upper 40s for the better part of the afternoon, down to 45 by 7:00 with clouds fading. east bay, 38 at 7:00. stars, sunshine, 43 at 9:00. then you have clouds at 11:00, mostly sunny. partly cloudy with 55 to 56 this afternoon. stars come back out at 7:00, and 47. san francisco, 40s through 9:00. clouds start to roll in. that will hold us in the mid 50s from 11:00 to 7:00. a look at this weekend's rains coming up next. here is

the new rail line the 1st passenger journey will run from st petersburg to crimea's largest city sebastopol the u.s. and e.u. impose sanctions on companies involved in the construction of the road and rail bridge which was built without the consent of the ukrainian government preliminary results show is because dan's ruling party has won the most parliamentary seat so far after sunday's election the liberal democratic party hasn't secured an majority quite yet those are current headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after shadow world see later. still. we are at war. i'm responsible for the deployment of thousands of young americans to battle in a distant land. some will kill. and some will be killed. and so i come here with an cute sense of the costs of armed conflict. filled with difficult questions about the relationship between war and peace and our effort to replace one with the other. thomas it turns out the most. you know i need to make it all. come true things to. there were 5 months in a world war one both sides were in trenches they were just mass slaughter across the lan

pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 and sutton road when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopoltors say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove hands through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down. i think there was trouble i trouble to the deputies got its by mister war and they use force which deputies force for jeanne act taser as well a crime or training and her son characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll to turner. whether it is for speeding and lost the initiative turns off. >>the victim's mother t

sebastopol 33. 33 american canyon. 29 degrees in pope valley.orning, not as widespread. san jose in better shape, the east bay has been doing well all morning long. i do see those darker shades of gray. looks like over our hills, the higher elevations. but in the north bay, napa, santa rosa reporting quarter mile to half mile visibility. novato even worse than that. so highway 101 could be a bit complicated this morning, be careful through there. around american canyon, i-80 it looks like it moves from vallejo over towards fairfield, benicia, martinez, all of our small communities may be dealing with fog and patchy dense fog. here's a look at the system that is going to bring us the cloud cover first and then tonight scattered showers. so for the afternoon, we will go mostly cloudy, mainly dry, cool. low 50s to mid-50s. 52 in san francisco, 53 hayward as well as fremont. 55 in the south bay of san jose. tonight the scattered showers move in and will continue into your holiday. extended forecast coming up. >>> looks like the grinch didn't steal c

when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police.estigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i drew trouble to the deputies got bits by mister war and use force which deputies force for jeanne clery act taser as well a crime or training and her son characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing and a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll turner whether for last district attorney's office. >>the victim's mother tells kr

sebastopol checking in at 49. so maybe an isolated shower north. a few sprinkles, lots of cloud cover, looking at the clouds thinning out throughout the afternoon. upper 50s to near 60 for most. good morning, jobina. >> good morning. hello, everyone. happy thursday to you all. checking in on the san mateo bridge, a live look here. a stalled car in the westbound direction on the high rise. that's why you can see these brake lights filling in. it will be slow going until they can get that car out of the way for you all. expect delays here. san rafael, 101, seeing those foggy conditions move through. we have watched it slowly

in its construction now trains are running to and from za petersburg to crimea as largest city sebastopol. see makowski is senior fellow at eurasia center at the atlantic council makis also former nato chief of staff he joins us on skype from st petersburg in the u.s. state of florida the difference in pittsburgh it's it's good to have you with us i want to get your thoughts 1st of all on this is what the international community is saying this is a breach of international law this goes against ukrainian sovereignty. that's right it's very interesting that this bridge opened up only several weeks after russia reentered formal peace negotiations with ukraine in paris as part of the normandy format what i think it showcases the continued russian push to solidify their control over crimea something that they have never and will likely have never agreed to give back to ukraine and it showcases russia's continued interest in undermining ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and also rejecting international sanctions that have been put in place against russia so many ways it's a solidi

when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police.hen the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to read to through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i drew trouble to the deputies got its by mister war and they use force which deputies force for jeanne clery act taser as well a crime or training and her son characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll turner for and lost the initiative turns off. >>the victim's mother tells kron 4 news why were th

its construction and now trains are running to 1st from st petersburg to crimea as largest city sebastopol and from moscow to the capital simferopol on tuesday well former nato chief of stuff moxon a company says the new revelation is russia is solidifying its control over crimea its increase its no terry presence crimea so the economic element is critical without a bridge crimea is essentially isolated and increasing russian tourists and economic links to the mainland is critical so many ways this is something that is expected but still violates international law the other piece about this bridge i think is critical is its military in a way that it practically creates a choke point as for ukrainian shipping that this bridge was constructed in agreement with ukraine it would've been a lot higher and so in many ways the russians are using this group's choke off ukraine economically just like they per create as a lifeline of crimea showcases russia's continued interest in undermining ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and also rejecting international sanctions that have been put

when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police.estigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately proceeded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i trouble to the deputies got bits by mister war and they use force which deputies force for jeanne taser as well a crime a train and her son by weapons characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the froet passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll to turner whether it is for in last in the district attorney's office. >>the victim's mo

it runs between santa rosa and sebastopol.ng the options, possible short-term indoor and outdoor shelters at the county fairgrounds. sonoma county has approximately 3,000 homeless people. >>> today we get a first look at the controversial homeless center on san francisco's waterfront. mayor london breed will open the doors of the new embarcadero navigation center. neighborhood groups have been fighting the shelter, even filing lawsuits that were shot down. >>> a second and final vote on a a homeless man attacked a woman walking in the same area. this will the first center to open in a mostly residential area. >>> new signs the latest safe driving technologies are actually making drivers even more distracted. latest cars include things like lane focus technology and adaptive cruise control. aaa says drivers become even more distracted when relying on the features. drivers with less experience using the technologies were the ones most likely to remain attentive. aaa says you should commit to knowing what is installed in your veh

declaration to assist a homeless group living along the jo rododa trail between santa rosa and sebastopol. one idea to open a shelter at the county fairgrounds. the board will hold another meeting next monday with an idea of nailing down a solution which they hope to have in three months. >>> transportation leader also discuss an express toll lane for 880, running northbound and southbound for more than 20 miles between oakland and fremont. the northbound direction will end at lewelling, southbound end at hegenberger. they are considering toll lane policy changes increasing minimum charges. the meeting starts at 9:00 this morning, at the bay area metro center in san francisco. >>> a live look in san jose, and this is the kitchen at sacred heart community service. this is where one of the bay area's largest food giveaways is happening today, that center is handing out holiday food boxes filled with either frozen turkey or ham, along with all the fixings for a holiday meal. that giveaway really helps families in need this holiday season but that's not all. on christmas eve, and christmas da

russia and crimea 1st crash and your trip is running from some petersburg to crimea as largest city sebastopol russia annexed crimea from ukraine create in 2014 u.s. and e.u. impose sanctions on companies involved in the construction of the bridge which was built without ukraine's consent however the 1st direct will link between russia and crimea is being described by critics as a violation of international law still 5 years ago the peninsula was only accessible from mainland ukraine travelers wanted to get to and from russia had to fly or take a ferry after russian troops annexed crimea and 2014 people voted yes in a referendum to join the russian federation president putin as the decision to build a $4000000000.00 bridge which opened in 2018 without the consent of ukraine's spending 1000 kilometers is the longest in europe and it opened last year when putin drove a truck over the top of it well the u.s. and e.u. impose sanctions on companies involved in its construction and the trains are running to from st petersburg to crimea as largest city for more on this let's speak to on the view reli