our south bridge was compromised, one of the south bridges to get onto the islands. y to get on to the island, that was from the north side, in the past bridge. and the people -- you know, because of that, we had to haul stuff, five, seven miles down the island to be able to get stuff. people were pushing shopping carts from the local grocery store. with their stuff in it. it was really hindering the process of the search and rescue teams to do their job. so the decision was made to close the bridge down. it was a difficult decision but in my opinion, it was the right decision. in one day, they had about 23%, roughly, of the island searched. when the decision was made to close the island. in one day, it's went from 23% to over 90%. that was searched with the first wave. so i believe that it was the right decision. as far as when people are going to be able to get back on the island. you know originally, we shut it down for a week. hopefully that timeframe was still intact. we certainly want people to be able to get back to their homes, to retrieve whatever they can. t

the government is making a lot of steps to see if it isn't us in the south bridge, but considering this is probably something which must sullivan by putting circumstances, this sanctions from that maybe we need to move on because to deregulate economy, you mentioned decentralization to decrease the number of inspections the number of regulations i would like to hear your opinion on that because it is up to us like they say, to decrease the number of inspections to reduce the number of regulations on the help of the state. and i was just the one that we, you know, that land inspections have been put in hold not only for the small and medium businesses, but also for large scale businesses. and we will extend that if you would say that it's now for 2023. we will extend these regime as for the regulations, they said need strategic. your teen looked almost like with sad from it resulted in mean you more than $1000.00. crazy were cancelled and they were replaced by your and then applied on reduced to the new ones. hopefully they are contemporary enough modern enough or 400 something the numbe

main roads so that we could get the emergency vehicles to the south end of the island because the south bridge was unpassable. so we have essentially one way on the island. and that took over a day, day and a half to even be able to complete that before the rescue teams could get in and start their initial search for some of the victims. we've since been able to clear out all the side streets to allow them to get down the side streets and of course they keep finding victims, keep rescuing people from homes. but now there is just so much traffic and so many things moving around that the fire and rescue is having a very difficult time doing their job. they are at the point now where they are going street by street, house by house to search. so it has gotten to the point where it is very difficult for them to do their job. >> and i have to ask you this, and i hope that this is not the case, but did you worry that this area that you are talking about is just never going to recover, they are just not going to be able to come back? i suppose maybe it will take months, maybe even years. i remember af

you can still use the bridges to the south there. off this bridge coming over from oakland, remember, at chase center tonight a concert there for some folks, maybe a new band for some. check them out. folks said who is that new artist? over here at the bay bridge this is also familiar. a slower drive but it's moving and that's good. >> west end girls. thank you, mike. >>> comcast rise now accepting applications for grants that will go to small businesses owned by women and people of color. a million dollars in grants will be awarded to 100 small businesses in the bay area. to apply head to comcastrise.com. comcast also the parent company of nbc. >>> and today remembering the victims of a deadly abduction. coming up on "today in the bay," a bay area community honors the family recently killed in the central valley. the message they're hoping to send to the rest of the region. >>> is a recession on the way? president biden taking it head on in a candid interview. his message for americans fearing the worst. plus -- >> we were just taki

into the river were children. crowds had packed the foot bridge, celebrating the holidays of the devali and direct googe erotic year. he w. south asia bureau chief america cima. has more about the many questions being asked, how this disaster could happen and who is responsible? how could a bridge which had gone 2 months of renovations, be opened and collapsed within just days of reopening? now they are obviously lot of theories to that. people are also asking themselves, why were so many people allowed on a bridge about 500 people are meant to have been on the bridge when it collapsed. now, a special tribunal has been set up to investigate these questions as well as a technical committee. and of course, they'll take some time to come up with their conclusions. but the, our initial reports that a cable snapped and perhaps the she'll rate of the number of people on the bridge. and they'll also be disturbing reports coming out reports which say that the company which actually renovated the bridge did not have a fitness certificate from the local municipal cooperation. and then the question arises, why didn't the authorities allow

south, ms. natalya vitayu live on the air of the marathon, the general staff reports here about these blown-up bridges in the south of ukraine, eh, the russians are doing this to slow down the advance of the armed forces of ukraine, or does it really affect the advance like this? glory to ukraine is like this the enemy has such a practice of destroying everything in their path without even thinking about the fact that they will have to use this path themselves one day, uh, they really do not shy away from blowing up bridges, thinking or thinking to themselves yes, it is at your discretion that it can stop us, but it is no longer possible to stop us, especially since the area is ours, we know its features and know how to use it even under such conditions, if infrastructure objects are blown up, what is the operational situation as of this hour in the southern direction, the situation remains quite complex, tense, dynamically developing situation, you can see it on maps and messages in social networks, eh, but still , we are grateful to everyone who observed the regime of information silence and are gla

. >> in the south bay community bridge rallied to encourage san jose's latino community to make their voices heard on november 8th. >> we are not only here to encourage you to vote. to vote for leaders that represent us, to vote for leaders that understand our needs. that means means that we vote for those that maybe can't vote yet, it means we vote for our health, it it means we vote for our safety, safety, our community centers, we vote for our seniors even if we are not seniors ourselves. >> >> organizers provided information on how residents can can register to vote and get election information in spanish. spanish. > >> president biden is looking ahead to the midterm elections for southern california this evening, where he is busy fundraising for democrats. earlier today in los angeles he spoke to committee groups and leaders about his infra structure plan, jobs and improvement social security benefits. >> today i'm announcing the social security benefits are going to go up by an average of $140 per month even as medicare premiums go down. spirit the president touched on transport

when cable supporting the pedestrian bridge now, south koreans are paying tribute to the victims of a crowd crush that killed at least a $154.00 people. during halloween festivities on saturday, people gathered and sold it to one neighbourhood to lay flowers and express their condolences. businesses in the district known for its night life have been shot. those are the headlines on al jazeera up. next, it's a j select. thanks for watching and bye bye for now. i want to put wine shrinks from my life life of late in life, family being. so i want my life to be feet. i do believe that one everyone needs a 2nd chance in life. hello to why she again no one good i wanted to if i give that opportunity to come out a different pos ah ah, ah, ah, a took up the opportunity a little, the clinicians all studying and they were really harsh. i people didn't understand why i was studying low and i was just the bed. what, what i want to do a bachelor's degree in a where you're going to be hungry the next day. and of course, it was so far in here, prisoners that being women starting and low. and so i, i

explosion on the crimean bridge part of the counter-offensive operation that the enemy is conducting in the southhe zone of special military operation did not succeed in paralyzing the movement of the enemy, and the calculation was precisely on this to block the movement of trains along the railway line of the crimean bridge for a long period of action as part of the isolation of a vast combat area. it is necessary to consider in the context of the plan the entire counter-offensive in zaporozhye, the enemy has already formed a strike force in the area of ​​​​gul and the field and orekhovo and the plan is to completely cut our forces and go to the azov. sea to advance parallel to kherson. the kiev regime is in a hurry at the russian training grounds, active preparation of mobilized reserve units is underway. after coordination, they will be transferred to the line of contact and the kiev regime will lose its advantage in manpower and equipment in the week. it is known that the commander of a special military operation appointed russian general surovikin among themselves subordinates. and they call

well, of course this bridge will, is majorly, import, not just strategically because most of the supplies going to the russian forces in the south of ukraine, trouble across this bridge, but also symbolically it remains. it represents a homecoming of crimea to russia at which russia annexed illegally in 2014. and it was president, lot of your pollutants, pet project. and the, the war is not going so well for russia. there has been criticism. there were even reports by the washington post citing senior a u. s. intelligence officials that russia, that putin faced direct criticism in the kremlin. and so this, these strikes one day after president putin's birthday on saturday, that the, that the, the blows against the bridge they were. of course sir, they're highly problematic for recruiting the dozens keon by voting from reagan. thank you very much. gillian, ukraine's allies are pledging to help key for as long as it takes following extensive missile and drones strikes by russia on multiple ukrainian cities. the bombardment start with its civilians and energy infrastructure leaders of the g. 7 group of nations have condemned the la

bridge. and in south korea, authorities will launch an investigation into this weekend trash.

gate bridge on what is the 50th anniversary of the golden gate specguestshoed a celebration to mark the occasion out of fort mason today. 82,000 acres of coastal and urban areas, both north and south of the gate golden bridge make up the park. >> it gives the resources to empower and uplift people, and i am one of the best examples of that. >> i want to thank you for the opportunity to make this park possible for everyone. for all time. >> when our children come to the park this is what we want them to take pride in. >> well they added more than an 15 million of people visit , making it one of the most visited parks in the united states. line tonight into night's massive powerball drive >>> we visit children's national hospital where doctors tell us they are overwhelmed by a surge of rsv. no signs parents need to look for. that and more news tonight, right here on the cbs evening news. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. 30 will reduce prop 30 taxes those making over the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic

an alternative site being considered is the old oakland army base which is just south of the bay bridge. the people that are out on their own on the street need someplace to go. >> we need a place for people to get off the street where they can put up things if that's what they want to do. we want to make sure that it turns into a service that can help people. dan: protesters want the city to pass arrival -- resolution for a citemthy council report recoms that would street sign but not the old army base. tomorrow, outgoing oakland mayor lindy shaft will deliver her last state of the city address. the mayor is expected to begin speaking at 6:00 tomorrow. this much-anticipated address comes as oakland faces homelessness crisis and its third year of more than 100 homicides. president biden plans to give a speech about gas prices tomorrow. he will announce the release of 50 million barrels of oil from the u.s. strategic reserve. the white house will restock the reserves when oil prices fall below $72 per barrel. they are currently at $82 per barrel. the president will ask oil companies to d

we are not dealing with a lot of fog along the golden gate bridge. south down 101, a nice commute as you work your way over into san fra. san francisco. highway 37, only 19 minutes and it is busy through the altamonte pass. your your time is 6:17. > >> some kids may cling to security blankets while others go in a totally different direc. ar.>of lo directio we >> [ music ] [ music ] turn the lights off, carry me [ musi] prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. >> welcome back on this wednesday morning. it is 6:21 and halloween is just around th. the corner. all of these scary movies are popping up on your tv tv and a lot of people like scary movies. some pe

the accident comes just days after the 19th century colonial era bridge was we open to the public. after innovations d w, south asia bureau chief, marita cima in delhi, told us earlier what she's hearing from the city of morphy or that bridge collapse happened to situation. an in which it up in more be, is very, very grim. the hearing hiring a cows will be been searching for their loved ones. people who are missing, who probably fell into the river and have yet to be found. multiple rescue organizations are carrying out this search and rescue operations. but this is the dentist denies in india right now, and those operations are being impeded by this deep darkness. now, people are making attempts to look for their relatives. the some of the injured have been taken into hospitals, but this has been a very, very hiring day for the people of more be more seen. some are the chaotic scenes there apparently right now. what exactly do we know about the circumstances behind the bridges collapse? well, it was a sunday evening to the lots of people on the bridge to the sense of excitement because the bridge had been new

bridge to come under attack. ah, but perhaps later on in the war apps when the ukrainians have made more advance in the south or perhaps re taken some turgeon dumbass. but actually what the credit is very good at is keeping everybody guessing. and so they've clearly decided that there's both symbolic and logistical advantage to dropping the bridge now. and so they've dropped it. the russian simply wants expecting it. then tell us a bit more about this strategic air significance and also the symbolic significance. i mean, how much of a detriment is it going to be to russia's military effort, having this bridge damaged and what is it due to russian morale. great question. i'm so the russian military relies on railways for a lot of it supplies. there's various historical reasons for that, but it's, it's very important fact. now, if we look at the russians in crimea, and in her song which we've had a lot about recently, there are only 2 rail links that moved from russia into that area. and one is on the coast bridge that we've just seen destroyed. and the other one runs just north of meat. oh, which is that city? i'm in th

, there will be two bridges across the moscow river, and with their opening of convenient walking routes , pedestrians and cyclists will receive large-scale construction in the souththe bridge over the zaton is three-quarters ready; new items about a new stage in the development of the former industrial zone zil anabalan. what was built for months thanks to video editing, we can see in just a few seconds. the central span is being built using a special technology of longitudinal sliding, that is, without supports in the water, so as not to restrict the movement of ships, the bridge across the zaton new items will connect the yuzhnoportovy district and simonovskaya embankment all this was once an abandoned industrial area there was no need to connect the banks. now new residential areas are being built here, so without a bridge. now it will simply not be organized in any way, and two lanes, and traffic, and including sidewalks, that is, the maximum capacity of the bridge will be, and 6,000 cars per hour the new bridge will unload the third transport ring, varshavskoe highway and andropov avenue. but the main thing is that residents will connect with other areas. wh

northern south of the golden gate bridge and get this in just a year.e than 15 million people visit the parks. i did speak to the communications director and he tells me throughout the pandemic they saw a lot of people come out here and these are the numbers just from 2021. take a listen. >> we're consistently that one of the top 2 units of the national park service for park visitation. so what we found during the last 2 years is outdoor spaces natural spaces are beloved by not only bay area visitors but from visitors all over the world. >> now, if you go ever visited any of those sites, the park offers redwood forests. lighthouse is shipwrecks, former presence and plenty of history. a lot has changed for this park in the last 50 darya james, then they even added the presidio tunnel tops. if you ever been there. it's a beautiful sight. it overlooks the golden gate bridge. it's a beautiful day out here. karl. the fog has taken the day off and today they will like i said, the park officials, pelosi, huffman, they will be out here celebrating 50 years of t

bridge. now, south koreans are paying tribute to the victims. if a crowd crushed they killed at least a $154.00 people during halloween festivities on saturday, people gathered in souls its whole neighbourhood to lay flowers on to express their condolences. we'll have more news at the top of the hour right here on al jazeera up. next, it's the listening post by these turbulent times up front returns for a new season. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issues. they are literally being turned back. how is this not a contravention of international law? this is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about issue that matter from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faced by the under represented. those voices have to be brought to the table. they have the matter. we have to start to talk about the see here. we will challenge the conventional wisdom up front on al jazeera. with real why jeff, bad news radio w r b a is a g o has been out to do and, and talk radio holds a very special place in the american consc

an alternative site being considered is the old oakland army base which is just south of the bay bridge. the people that are out on their own on the street need someplace to go. >> we need a place for people to get off the street where they can put up things if that's what they want to do. we want to make sure that it turns into a service that can help people. dan: protesters want the city to pass arrival -- resolution for them. a city council report recommends that would street sign but not the old army base. tomorrow, outgoing oakland mayor lindy shaft will deliver her last state of the city address. the mayor is expected to begin speaking at 6:00 tomorrow. this much-anticipated address comes as oakland faces homelessness crisis and its third year of more than 100 homicides. president biden plans to give a speech about gas prices tomorrow. he will announce the release of 50 million barrels of oil from the u.s. strategic reserve. the white house will restock the reserves when oil prices fall below $72 per barrel. they are currently at $82 per barrel. the president will ask oil companie

when cable supporting the pedestrian bridge snapped south korea's president has joined mourners that a shrine to the victims of a crush in souls into one district. more than a 150 people were killed in the crowd surge on saturday. okay, there's a headlines inside story coming up. next news, news. news. russia is accused of blackmail by withdrawing from a great deal with ukraine. turkey and the united nations are trying to salvage it. but how will this affect the global food crisis? will countries that depend on shipments find in food to eat? this is inside story. ah, welcome to the program on the hill robin. this was hailed as a rad diplomatic breakthrough from russia's war in ukraine. moscow and keith had signed a u. n and took care broken deal to export grain safely through the black sea. the 2 nations were major suppliers of wheat, barley, corn, and sunflower. oil to lower and middle income countries before the war. but russia has suspended its involvement. the kremlin blamed drone attacks on its black sea fleet in crimea for its decision retaliated with more missile strikes on ke

at least a 141. hundreds of people fell into the river when cable supporting the pedestrian bridge snapped south. chorus president has joined mona at a shrine to the victims of a crush in soles. it's a warm district of an 150 people were killed in the crown, such on saturday. as your headlines coming up next is counting the coast. ah ah, i . hello, melinda. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. this week president gigi pings grip on china is tighter than ever before. and he's pledged to cement his country's power and influence in the world, but the economy is weakening, honey fix it. also this way, china's leader wants to place his country as a leader in technology bought in his choking off it's access to advanced semiconductors class. china's electric vehicle market is booming to why is beijing so far ahead of the u. s. and europe and adopting the technology. ah, when jean ping assumed power in 2012, china's economy walls booming a decade later that growth is being dragged down by strict cove at 19 cubs on a deepening property crisis. now, critics, if the chinese leader mainly blame the weak

it, of course, the case of moscow and the result of many, or maybe all the bridges in the south of belarusosts. at the entrance in both directions, and personally saw and wrote locals to me, some wrote about this with purely civil anxiety, they say. why is this unnerving and we worry when we go to that is, from work, and here some military men are scary, now. i think questions. why are they closed, i also remind you that the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of belarus alexander grigorievich lukashenko with experience in serving in the border troops, who, from their border experience knows exactly how to dig at the turn. where to post? what specific radars need to be deployed so that helicopters at ultra-low altitudes do not break through on the territory of belarus how to deal with sabotage groups, and that's all, then lukashenka will definitely see if the measures taken by the military are insufficient and instruct these tough measures to take rhetoric, as it may be the topic was heard on thursday, i assure you, these were flowers and heads for negligence and did not think or forgot

bridge again, potentially collapse the thing entirely. the russians i think will be likely to move forces from the donbas to the south to try and protect thatdge and protect the supply lines around mariupol. because if they lose those two ground lines of communication, then the ability of the russians to defend the whole crimea comes into question. that really would be the ultimate prize after the ukrainians take kherson. >> how might this have happened? >> look, i think, you know -- i've seen the videos of supposedly the truck coming up onto the bridge and then the massive explosion. i'm not convinced it was a truck bomb. for starters, i don't believe the ukrainians do suicide attacks. secondly, the truck looks too small to generate a blast of that size. there's some discussion within the strategic policy community on social media that it could have been some sort of explosion coming from underneath, perhaps from some sort of vessel in the water. but even that is uncertain. so it could be sabotage, it could be special forces. really hard to say how it happened. >> what does the blast on this crimean bridge do for ukraine and its momentum?

officials say hundreds of people fell into the river below and cable supporting the pedestrian bridge, snaps south koreans. a paying tribute to the victims of a crowd crush that killed at least a $154.00 people. during halloween festivities on saturday, people gathered in souls each one neighbourhood where the accident occurred to lay flowers and expressed their condolences. businesses in the district known for its night life have been shots. those are headlines on al jazeera up next talk to al jazeera to stay with us. got more news coming up and dirty mess. sears for miles, is it on the go and need to know out is there is only mobile app, is that the is? this is where we dissects, analyze, to find what's going on, i guess, from out there is a mobile app available in your favorite after. just that for it and tapped are made a new app from al jazeera new at you think it, it with cities occupy about 3 percent of the planet surface, but with about 55 percent of the world's population living in them. 70 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions come from these urban areas. consuming 2 thirds of the worl

at least a $141.00. hundreds of people fell into the river on cable supporting pedestrian bridge snapped south korea's president has joined mourners at a shrine to the victims of a crushing souls either one district more than 150 people were killed. and the crime serge on saturday over a 100 people a confirmed dead after tropical storm naga hit the philippines on friday. the death toll is expected to rise. dozens are still missing. and recovery teams have little hope of finding survivors. those are the headlines coming up next. it's talk to walter's era. good. by on counting the cost aging, ping's grip on china is now tighter than ever before. how will that impact the economy? what is the fall out from washington? calves on beijing, access to advanced chips, and the chinese people snap up electric cars and unprecedented numbers. counting the cost on al jazeera, with cities occupy about 3 percent of the planet surface, but with about 55 percent of the world's population living in them. 70 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions come from these urban areas. consuming 2 thirds of the world's ener

throw to you and succeed, well, you can throw, but you can’t, peter, let’s go to the south, well, actually, the crimean bridge bit, there must be something there, well, let’s say that’s how it happened there is less supply. well, nadiya, but still we see that in the south the offensive is going hard. well, there are mine there after all. well , the russian forces were already concentrated. they continue to stay there . what else? what else? can be done as the situation can still develop in order to at least knock out the russians from the right bank of the dnieper , the destruction of the crimean bridge, let's call this phenomenon that happened will significantly worsen the logistics of the entire southern group, i emphasize the entire southern group, i would like to remind you that the main equipment and the main resources are actually transferred by military echelons, the echelons can have a weight of one wagon within 40 tons, so we imagine 30 wagons, and this is not enough in one day, because the railway railway is damaged, three lanes out of the four autocarpets are damaged, only one thread is left to tra

bridge. at least 130 people are now known to have died in the disaster. it was only reopened last week after extensive renovations. 0ur bbc south more. a sunday outing turned into a nightmare, the pedestrian suspension bridge in morbi city collapsed, plunging hundreds into the river. within seconds, a popular tourist attraction became the scene of a disaster. people desperately clinging on to the cables and safety net to avoid falling into the river. a local official said most of those who died were women, children, and the elderly. translation: many children were enjoying holidays - for diwali and they came here as tourists. all of them fell, one on top of the other, the bridge collapsed due to overloading. people from nearby areas and emergency teams rushed in to rescue stranded people. the 230 metre colonial area bridge reopened to the public only last week after extensive renovations. translation: the accident took place at 6:40pm - and the bridge collapsed. some people who were moving on the bridge got injured while others fell into the water beneath. we started rescue work immediately and took the injured people to the ho

south bay. no fog on the golden gate bridge. that's good news. if you are headed south 101 out of marin into san francisco, moving along with no delays or issues. most bay area bridges are quiet. san mateo bridge is looking good both directions. you see a nice commute west bound. everyone headed across span between 880 and 101. both directions are clear through san mateo, foster city. >>> we start with our big story. the world's richest man is officially in charge of twitter. associated press and other outlets are reporting elon musk is at the helm having closed the $44 billion deal to acquire the social media giant. he's already ousted top executives. >> reporter: musk tweeted the bird is free hours after associated press reported he has taken control of twitter. billionaire tesla, spacex ceo is said to have fired multiple top executives including ceo, chief financial officer. twitter has not responded to a request for comment. >> everything is uncertain. i believe musk owned twitter would mean he would start to implement a lot of changes to the

both north and south of the golden gate bridge. >> park officials highlighted the work done by ordinary people, community advocates, to make it recreation area of reality. >> there's nothing like the park partners that this has developed. i want to look to 50 years from now and say they will of had a really good time here. >> more than 50 million people a year visit the area, making it one of the most visited national parks in the country. accuracy other people are buzzing about. there still time to get out and buy a powerball ticket if you haven't already. >> somebody has to win eventually. >> tonight's jackpot now at $700 million. that's the fifth largest jackpot in powerball history. is the eighth largest jackpot of all time. the cash value of the prize will be about $335 million. not too shabby. >> despite only having a 1 in 292 million chance of getting that winning ticket, we spoke to people who were already planning on how they would spend their winnings. >> i was split half with my brother and half with my family. my mama, my papa, business , and save the rest. >> the first thin

on a friday morning cleared out like that, just like that south bay bridge toll plaza.re? if you can hear me? yes. it cleared out just like that. i'm looking around to make sure it's real, but yeah, i'll put it up for you. and this is a live picture of the bay bridge it we're going to show you here and it's gone. the backup is the bridge is not on the backup is that the toll plaza looks pretty good. and on fridays we usually do get a break. and today we're getting that break. we're looking at the east bay, even the richmond bridge, which had earlier problems that's becoming very good. look no slowing on highway four. that's amazing, and we see a little bit of slowing left in the east bay and in the south bank 8 32. let's go back to the headlines and we're continuing to follow that breaking news this morning, the office of house speaker nancy pelosi says someone broke into her san francisco home this morning and quote violently assaulted her husband, paul pelosi. ktvu sally rasmus is in san francisco with the latest information on what we know about this attack alley. an

yeah you can just barely see it and in the south tower that's going gate bridge right, and the south tower was i was in here, but it kind of went away. and now the picture is going away. but i wanted to show you this picture again only because it's so great, and it definitely indicates the warming that we're experiencing right because you see how it's curving down. the fog pushes over and curves down. that's it's coming into a high pressure zone. and so the fog coastal hills kind of push it up. but then it goes down and just goes like, you know, like a river going over a rock and how it kind of drops on the backside. beautiful shot. i tell you one of the reasons i think i'll always live in california, because i think i would miss that right there like my dad's 95. he doesn't see the fog as much anymore where he is, but he talks often he grew up went to law, high school and stuff. but when you when you grow up with this, it's hard to you know, you go to iowa or somewhere. you're not going to find that man. so beautiful day and the pair is i get fired up in october, man. it's such a wo

there's 82,000 acres of coastal and urban lance north and south of the golden gate bridge and get this in just a year. more than 15 million people visit the golden gate, national recreation area. and have you ever been to any of the sights? you'll know that the park offers redwood forest lighthouse is shipwrecks. former prisons and plenty of history. a lot has changed for this park in the last 50 years. just recently they added the presidio tunnel tops the newest park site that opened a few months ago and darya james, today's celebration like a guy said will include some of the speakers. they'll mention some of the park's history and the things that people can see here as well as some free happened over the course of the next year to celebrate this milestone said i'll send it back to you you listed. i missed a few of those, including the film the checks that's still thank you very much. coming. looks like going to be good day for the celebrations, i believe. so. we'll have more weather as we continue. plus, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the san francisco school district teacher

power was met, two major tragedies, over the weekend, hundreds died in india, an overcrowded bridge collapsed in south korea, mass crush in the kiev region, there was an interruption in mobile communications; there is no electricity; the railway is partially de-energized ; in kharkiv, the water supply was turned off, trams, trolleybuses and trains in the subway became today, all over ukraine the air raid alert was again announced from the very morning there were reports of explosions in the central part of the country, as well as poltava chernivtsi sumy zhytomyr cherkasy dnepropetrovsk and other areas of power report damage to dozens of critical infrastructure. due to the emergency situation, an emergency power outage is introduced throughout the country. the lugansk people's republic is counting the damage after missile strikes from american highmars, molchevsky, the hotel building is destroyed rescuers are looking for survivors from the scene on a direct line our correspondent egor grigoriev egor greetings a. what destruction? do the victims have information already? a vera hello ukrainian. the nazi

that as a result has created today, 82,000 acres of coastal and urban lands north and south of the golden gate bridge spanning 3 counties. some of the most popular sites of the bay area are a part of the gigi entering like alcatraz island crissy field, the presidio of san francisco, the marin headlands stinson beach just to name a few more than 15 million people visit the park in a year that offers a variety of sites like redwood forests. lighthouse is and former prisons. and then just soon as i got here, he already said they were going to leave the presidio. so ahead, their sponsor ability to make sure that we knew that it was not developed and then it turned into that. so pretty soon had my own responsibilities. but it's a very emotional day because though it was a pioneer, he was a visionary. >> and he would join me in saying that without amy meyer and doctor wayburn, none of possible. pelosi also credited amy meyer. >> gigi nra began as a small community projects spearheaded by meyer in the 70's myers worked to preserve the lands at the golden gate instead of having it be developed. park official

the russians are still unable to transfer equipment and weapons across the crimean bridge, the spokeswoman for the south operational command, nataliya humenyuk, said about this, as she claims that the occupiers, due to the explosion on the bridge, were in a critical situation with equipment, supplies and logistics, and almost 75% of these supplies passed through the crimean bridge is currently closed due to strong winds, it is impossible to restore communication even by sea, ferries are stopped one to six and a half, such are the losses of ukrainian defenders and russian the occupiers were informed by the deputy minister of defense of ukraine hanna malyar with reference to major general andrii kovalchuk, but the critical limit of the loss ratio is one to eight. of our land - said hanna the painter one hundred thousand dollars for ghirkin the central intelligence agency promised a reward for the transfer of russian terrorist igor ghirkin to ukrainian captivity, the former so-called minister of defense of the dpr decided to renew his participation in the war against our country, currently the sbu and the

more than 15 million people a year visit the g n raise 82,000 acres north and south of the golden gate bridge area brewery, turning off the taps for good the primary reason for closing the doors in san francisco's mission bay. also ahead. tonight, a new supermarket is up and running, and one san francisco neighborhood. the impact this will have on all residents in the area. rain back in the forecast will affect your halloween plans. we've got the details as a news continues. is right here. we'll be right back. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ three in san francisco, is closing seven stills announced on social media tonight that it will be closing its super street taproom in the city's

arrested included employees of a private company involved in the maintenance and management of the bridge in southt the memorial altar. 154 people are reported to have died in the crush in a narrow alley in the popular itaewon district of seoul. around one million households with prepayment meters have not yet redeemed vouchers to help with energy bills, according to figures from paypoint and the post office. the vouchers — issued from october 1st under the government's energy bill support scheme in england, scotland and wales — can be exchanged for £66 worth of credit on the meter each month, giving a total of £400 off bills this winter. the discount is automatic for customers using direct debit, monthly bills or smart prepayment apps — but there are worries that those on old fashioned meters could be missing out. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has the details. not so bad thanks. could i top up £50 on my gas card please. shirley's .o . ed £50 on my gas card please. shirley's -o- ed in £50 on my gas card please. shirley's popped in to — £50 on my gas card please. shirley's popped

bridges there. -- was either south of the chickahominy are poised to cross it. now, in order to follow that other precept of convincingly lee he was moving towards richmond, north of the james river the way mclellan had approached it in 1862, meade said two divisions of the 5th core and number grade of cavalry toward an important crossroads known as glendale, or on this map, ridell's shop. you can see it better than i can. there it is, right there. that is glendale. it's where the big battle took place on june 30th of 1862. a sharp fight on june 13th left modest casualties and glendale in confederate hands. but reinforced the notion and -- in lee's mind that this thrust might actually represent grants next attempt to capture richmond. this is not to say that lee was insensible to the possibility of grant going across the james. the confederate commander's primary responsibility was what? richmond. to protect richmond. unless he could be sure that grant would not threaten the confederate capital, lee would maintain his position on the north side, counting on the

only a couple of ways to connect to it through some bridges south of city of naples, and it is home toicki frisone's mom, that's why he was there, checking in on her. nicki kind enough to join us. they're, i believe, residents of naples, right, guys? >> correct. neil: it's great to have you both back again. nick ify, you were there checking in on our your mom. how is she? >> she's doing a lot better. like i said, dad was on italy, he was on vacation, and he got back last night, so it was just a big rejoice. dad is back, so the family is back together, and so she's doing a lott better, a lot better today. >> yeah. and there's still a lot of cleanup ahead, you know? we don't really think about the things that go on when the storm hits and the saltwater destroys plantses, trees, everything dies. so yesterday we all got together at the house, and we were just kind of helping the neighbors and helping mom get back into, you know, moral life. neil: i like what you were both saying yesterday, it's what italian families do. >> yeah. neil: god bless you for that. i'm just wondering, now that da

an alternative site and considered as the old oakland army base south of the bay bridge. advocates say the people out on the street need someplace to go. >> we just need a place for people to get off the street. park their rvs, put up their tents, maybe some tough sheds. we want to make sure it turns into a service center to help people. kumasi: demonstrators want the city to pass a resolution at the wood street location. they recommend this site but not the old army base. the longest mental health care workers strike in u.s. history is over. a tentative agreement hasn't reached between kaiser permanente and the national union of health-care workers. gloria rodriguez joins us with the information we just got from the union a few minutes ago. gloria: the union telling us the strike is over. mental health therapists will be back to work today. they have not released the details of the agreement yet. we are hoping to learn more today or tomorrow. this comes after more than 2000 mental health workers walked off the job 10 weeks ago on august 15. they demanded kaiser address s

bridge. you could barely pick out the south tower there.back in the picture translate into a cool down for today. this is the guy that warmed us up yesterday this big area of high pressure. more of an onshore breeze will set that set up that cooling trend for today, warmest occasions inland, still in the upper eighties to right around 90 degrees, but then into the weekend, here's that system dropping in from the north and whenever we get a high fire danger event, it always starts out with the storm system. it depends on the track that actually the factor with our wind forecast that could really increase the fire. danger. thankfully we're not talking about it. we're not talking about true offshore wind, but more of a northerly wind. this will still boost the fire dangerous somewhat into the weekend, but we're also talking about the cool down here and look at in the sierra. they will have some snowfall, especially up above 7500 ft. so here's the forecast model into saturday. look at all that activity. for the west slopes of the sierra. so at

an alternative site being considered is the old oakland army base which is south of the bay bridge, advocates see the people that are out on the streets in -- need someplace to go. >> we just need a place or people can park their rvs, put up tents if that's what they want to do, maybe they can put up some tough sheds thereto. we want to make sure it turns into a solution. >> demonstrators what the city to pass a resolution for them to be at the location. a city council report recommends the site but not the old army base. today ongoing oakland mayor will issue her last state of the city address. the much-anticipated address comes as oakland faces not only a homelessness crisis but also the third consecutive year of more than 100,000 -- 100 homicides. >> a caption of about is facing a new charge. jobina is tracking that. >> 34 people died when the boat caught fire and sank off the coast of santa barbara. a federal grand jury has indicted the captain alleging misconduct and gross negligence while on duty. he was at fault for a series of events that the to the death of 33 passengers and a crew m