and the same thing, the, in the interest of the go, the south end, do you mentioned breaks that in addition to the countries that you mentioned was a, so russia, india, china, south africa, we now have egypt, if you, if you around saudi arabia and the way you join you obviously it's not considered non aligned, you have russia and then you have china. and now you have a ron in there as well. i'm wondering about how we're seeing this, this global order being shaped by these different blocks. nicholas, somebody threw this one to you. do you see these blocks, these imagining blocks do use even guessing, getting stronger and staff or having more power to, to push the agenda that, that you've been talking about. and you've talked about about desires for change. the question whether or not there is actually the power to, to do it a thank you very much for the base. if we're talking about the long run. yes. if we are consistent on the issue of going to issues one strength, any governors, and to building these economies so that they become viable connor's curriculum is that a highly indebted order i

you can see it now on first alert doppler as the rain clears the south end of the santa clara valley. we're not chasing anything here. we're pretty much done. but we'll watch the high resolution futurecast to show us over the next few hours, there will be a few stragglers just loitering off the coast in terms of rain. but none look like they have good enough aim to get us. so we're done. got about a quarter inch of rain in the north bay and a tenth everywhere else. let's see what happened in the sierra today. i'm showing you the whole day here. there's not a lot more snow still to fall. just wanted you to see what has fallen since we started from the morning until now. about a foot and a half to two feet for some of the passes, and bigger totals above. but this is what stands out the most. snow level down to about 3500 feet. haven't come anywhere near that with the storms so far this season. nice to see colder air actually be part of a storm in the sierra. colder air is coming for us too. if we visualize this from the atmosphere, see this trough right here? that's sitting over us from

upper 50s around the south end of the bay.-50s for half moon bay, temperatures going to be just a little bit cooler than other locations, but we will see those temperatures in the north bay, also remaining a little bit below the rest of the bay area, to make sure the temperature cracker it's always fun in this virtual environment, you can just walk through the landscape where the remains were not. we will talk about farther down the line with a quick check on the 10-day forecast with temperatures as we look at san jose, it will be one of the warmer spots throughout the timeframe, look at this climate, temperatures into the low to mid 70s, sunday and monday, still around 70 degrees on tuesday, and that is above average, and it is great news for the 49ers, kickoff temperature around 70 degrees on sunday with a mix of clouds and sunshine. a whole different story than what they had last week. that is good news, especially for quarterbacks that struggle with what is happening weatherwise, let's check out what will happen to our wea

this is the south end of lake tahoe, about three miles outside of state line on the nevada side, where can see a little bit of wave activity. there certainly looking gray. the calm before the storm earlier today, this was the scene along i-80 in truckee as crews with snow plows worked to clear the freeways and streets. caltrans is reminding anyone heading to the sierra to expect delays. right now, chain controls are required for all vehicles except four wheel drives with snow tires. as the weather woes stretch coast to coast, frigid temperatures across the country are having a major impact on everything from nfl playoffs to the presidential election. reporter rick damigella has details. >> old man winter is roaring its frosty head across the united states, 35 states face weather advisories or warnings from storm systems stretching from california to maine. back to back winter storms are bringing life threatening wind chills and heavy snow across the midwest. >> buying some salt for my driveway so it doesn't get too icy, got shovels and gloves and boots and yeah, i'm ready for it. >> mo

well many of us were sleeping some 99 hearty souls began the day taking part in the south end rowing to san francisco's aquatic park. aquatic park conditions could have been much better. mild tides, little chop and a water temperature of 54 degrees. the faster swimmers as they completed the mile and a half swim in about 25 minutes and perfect conditions as well. for the ninth annual new year's day, polar plunge at ocean beach in san francisco. go everybody, go! dozens of people of all ages took part. i mean, by the looks on their faces, they seem to actually enjoy it. good for them. >> oh all right. now to the first babies born in the bay area in 2024. baby albert came first at approximately 1205 this morning at good samaritan hospital in san jose. he weighed in at 6 pounds, 11oz. right behind him was perennial alley. that's him with mom and dad. he was born at 1221 at kaiser permanente san francisco medical center, weighing in at 7 pounds, 15oz. and you can see everyone looks super healthy and great and happy. yay! congratulations. >> solutely just ahead a very different kind of sma

this is looking out at the south end of lake tahoe. now, earlier today this was the scene along i-80 in truckee as crews with snow plows worked to clear the freeways and streets. caltrain is reminding anyone heading to the sierra to expect delays right now, chain controls are required for all vehicles except four wheel drives with snow tires, as many in the u.s. are bracing for more frosty conditions as winter weather causes disruptions around the country. 35 states are currently facing winter advisories or warnings spanning from the atlantic to the pacific. the midwest is experiencing dangerous temperatures and record snow, where the iowa republican caucus is experiencing subzero temperatures. the conditions aren't any better in upstate new york, where the bill steelers game has been postponed due to the relentless conditions the nfl has agreed with our assessment that we need to postpone tomorrow's playoff game until 4:30 p.m. monday afternoon . even more freezing conditions are expected next week as arctic air is expected to come do

you can see there the south end of lake tahoe, about three miles outside the state line on the nevada side of the border. how tranquil and beautiful is this? you can see it is fairly calm, but things are about to change as we learn from meteorology. drew tuma today on midday live. >> let's show you the forecast. heavy snow is on the way today and later this afternoon. this evening, if you may think of going to tahoe, you'll be just fine. we have clear skies out there and we have dry conditions. things rapidly go downhill tomorrow morning. heavy snow moves in here. winter storm warnings go into effect. do not try to travel there tomorrow. it's just going to be an absolute mess on sunday. we have some leftover flurries, but we do expect a lot of sunshine and we start to dry out from the snow. but here's that winter storm warning. it begins very early tomorrow morning, 4 a.m, 1 to 2ft of snow, very likely snow rates could go at two inches per hour. that is blinding snow at times. the snow levels down to 2000ft. this is a cold storm and those winds could gust up to 55mph. so at times trav

people who were told to flee to the south ended up getting caught up in bombs as well. we'll get to the future of gauze or in just a moment. but i just want to kick off our discussion just from a russian point of view. we understand that the russian foreign minister, we did send a list of 8 russians to hum us who may be among the hostages taken in israel. did you have any information you can share with us regarding these 8 possible russian hostages we have received today in the me think of the so far enough is the name of a list of names of some of the russian citizens who are the nationalities, russian and decide is, uh, we are gonna need to convey this message to a lot of uh, brothers and leaders and does because it is extremely difficult now to give any informations because of this very complicated situation on the ground. uh, but we have in, in the 1st uh, attempt to reach a seas fail. we have exhibited a lot of efforts to respond to the russian goals, especially from president fulton to release some of the russian hostages in does the. and we have also did the clea

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as the attacks continue to hit the gaza strip from the north to the south end in particular, it had been expanded in the middle of an 8th of the 2 or 3 in the past. few hours were full palestinians being killed and under sir rector. if you did count and one of the latest attacks had been carried up in the last hour, it's after 5 visits to israel, 3 months of war and the killing of 23000 people, us secretary of state. and to me, blinking has repeated a familiar message, i call for is really strange, but he still refuses to call for a seat fire. he's urges around to allow more humanitarian aiden to guys and raise the possibility of our nation's normalizing relations with israel. so hi raj, a for some telling me he came to is row with a message from some arab leaders that normally ization of relations is still possible. but with conditions they're ready to support the last thing solution, the end is the long running cycle of violence and ensures is real security. but the underscore the this can only come through original approach that includes a pathway to a palestinian state. i see if ther

see in the situation as a to add it before the south end of october. whatsoever, and the message between cities is now limited also because is right and as active the newer check points and have to put in. i'm gates at the entrances to the cities . engine is which makes a movement or so more difficult. and it is more of a company the. ready veins collecting the financing and that is in the us bank wives, supplements are being expanded quietly and behind the scenes. people in the west bank, tired of sitting there expecting that there's an annual income, maybe in faith any time soon and see doctor anthony always kaya is having american colored american leverage, american support and the police again as well as military and back inc. about is allowing him to go to, to the, on the market. this is a situation that is desolate. this is a situation that is on scene since the 2nd level, and also these off to the atrocities are being committed. so we look with dismay, we look with dissertation, i'm still ahead in the program as the un security council adopts a resolution on conquering attacks by

as the attacks continue to hit the gaza strip from the north to the south end in particular, it had been expanded in the middle of an 8th of the 2 or 3 in the past. few hours were full palestinians being killed and under sir rector. if you did count and one of the latest attacks had been carried up in the last hour us as well as intensifying a tax without access the hospital in central goes a forcing medical stuff to evacuate maternity and intensive care units having to type thousands of people taking shelter in the vicinity have been ordered to leave in calgary is at the hospital and of as we are in the hospital indebted bella, where most of the medical team evacuated after the fires live. i munitions on the i c u unit and the maternity unit in the cause. sure, let's walk inside. as you see, the only medical press on the left are under the nursing team, where most of them are volunteers and live in the area and do not have any place to evacuate. we have been talking to the nursing team and they're sending us that they were go, our goal is to stay here because they feel that it is a huge

people who were told to flee to the south ended up getting caught up in bombs as well. we'll get to the future of gauze or in just a moment, but i just want to kick off our discussion just from a russian point of view. we understand that the russian foreign minister, we did send a list of 8 russians to hum us who may be among the hostages taken in israel. did you have any information you can share with us regarding these 8 possible russian hostages? we have received today in the meeting and the so for the, for is the name of a list of names of some of the russian citizens who are the nationalities position on this slide is uh we, um, really need to convey this message to our brothers and leaders and goes because it is extremely difficult not to give any informations because of this very complicated situation on the ground. uh, but we have in the 1st attempt to reach, assist failed. we have exhibited a lot of efforts to respond to the russian. the quote specially from president fulton to release some of the russian hostages in does the, the, and we have also did the clea

there are also many businesses that are housed there at the south end of new wick airport.y injuries, but a huge amount of fire crews called to the scene. you can see the water they're being sprayed onto that fire. this massive fire that has been burning for a large industrial complex in newjersey. right near newark airport. no word yet if anybody has been injured. at least three people have been killed after two commuter trains collided on the indonesian island of java. two commuter trains collided on the indonesian island ofjava. almost 30 others were injured in the accident. pictures posted on social media surely mangled front of one engine wedged beneath the rear carriage of the second train. other carriages are lying on their sides. the three fatalities were crew on the trains. and residents of two small south korean island had been evacuated after north korea fired more than 200 artillery shells into the sea off the coast. south korean officials called the shelling near the two countries maritime border provocative and said it would respond with appropriate measures.

at the south end of the rowing club. take a brief dip in the water. >>> check out this unique san francisco celebration, ninth annual new year's day polar plunge and world naked bike ride are expected converge in a one of a kind event. some brave souls may be washing away 2023 in the frigid waters of the pacific ocean at 11:00 a.m. >>> catherine hepburn got in cold water every morning and went for a swim in the other her whole life. she swore about it. >> is that your inspiration? >> i have a cold plunge tub but i am learning that every other day might be a good thing. >> do you have a pep talk before you dip the toe in. >> i just say get in weakling. >> how long? >> four minutes. >> what about just a cold shower? >> then i would wake up the whole family. >> true. you are a good man. >>> a push to change the face of fire fighting. how cal fire is hoping to inspire young women to take up careers in an overwhelmingly male dominated field. >> happy new year! >>> that's a nashville new year courtesy of leonard skinnard. it w

this was the south end portion of that takeover is owned by texas. here is what is extraordinary. normally you would see border patrol, but right by the river. we are going to pan around, and you will see where border control actually is. border patrol is outside of this takeover zone, and i'm going to -- >> unfortunately it looks like we are having some issues there with roses signal. we'll keep an eye on the situation, though. coming up on cnn news central, they have no access to drinking water and some folks are so hungry they are resorting to eating grass. we are going to be joined by the head of doctors without borders for the latest on the situation in gaza. >>> and there is no evidence out of michigan where the mother of a high school gun man is on trial for her alleged role in the crime. the sheriff's detectives says he found jennifer crumbley's statements after the shooting on. we will show you what she said next. xfinity rewards presents: '1st and 10gs.' xfinity is giving away ten grand to a new lucky winner for every first and ten during the big game. enter daily throug

khanyunis area in the center of gaza, the israeli army hopes that by the end of the month this second stage of hostilities in the southng on in the dungeons, underground, this is an underground war, and the factories that produced weapons, practically in the territory of gas, not a single mosque, not a single school , not a single kindergarten, not a single hospital, not a single hotel, under which there would be no tunnels, no fortifications, no weapons, or everything that we are talking about, right now they show you this is an underground rocket production plant, which were fired upon. all this is being destroyed so that there is no place where hamas can hide underground, they will be dealt with on the ground, this is a martial law, from a purely political point of view, there are two problems, one problem is netanyahu and his and his policies, the israeli defense minister presented his plan for... installations in gas after the end of the fighting, there are three main points. first point: the israeli army will not remain in gaza. second point: israel will not control what will be on the territory of goza. third p

we're 52 miles off the border on the south end where the indian reservation is.re's no wall there. so where you see a lot of people coming in through lukeville and a lot continue to migrate north through the reservation into counties like mine, but we've seen a 377% increase in the last few years and pursuits and involving human smuggling and seen 461% increase in pursuits involving human smuggling and 61% increase in fentanyl seizures in my county in the last few years because these meek administration policies regarding the boarder and they failed to secure the boarder and person that should be held accountable for that is not just joe biden but mayorkas and they're looking into impeaching him. stuart: if you impeach him and remove him, nothing changes, does it? we'll have the same policy working for the same boss, joe biden and nothing changes in the immediate future. >> i love doing this job but i realize i can protect mine from the wolves a has to go hunt the wowolves at some point and thats what it means to put america first and this is the why i'm running

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but he didn’t, destroyed entire tank battalions, then appeared in the north, then in the south, each time he ended in our rear, shot a dozen and a half of our tanks from self-propelled guns and disappeared into the forests , how does this happen? 15 of our tanks cannot destroy one fascist tank, please georgy konstantinovich, this is not a serial tank , i will express a general opinion, the germans have the only one like it, if safsau shells do not take it, then its armor is at least 250 mm, but then it should weigh about 100 tons, the most powerful german tank engine is only 700 horse power. how are you feeling, are you back from the hospital? it’s normal, but everything heals on him like on a dog, he burned 90%, healed, they shot him in the leg, they didn’t even send him to the rear, on the third day he got up, you’re something special , found, tenacious, it must be so, so you don’t remember anything, first name, last name, but... where are you from? no, i don't remember anything. your battalion was completely destroyed, we tried to find your real name, but do you want to know it? no, not really,

dozens of people took part in the south end rowing club's annual new year's day swim from alcatraz to san francisco, 99 people rode in a boat to alcatraz yesterday morning. from there, they swam about a mile and a quarter to the hyde street pier. some of them finished the swim in about 25 minutes. others took more than an hour. either way, they thought it was a great way to start 2024. this one sells out every year. >> i mean, it's just such an amazing way to kick off your new year, right? you have all your new year's resolutions, jump in the cold water, you know, refresh the soul for the next year, the bay area water temperature, by the way, was 54 degrees. >> the swimmers had to do a test swim sunday just to make sure they can handle the cold water well. bay area hospitals are welcoming new babies, kicking off the new year 2024, lucille packard children's hospital in stanford welcomed its first baby at 3:49 a.m. yesterday. carla miranda reyes and freddy garcia of palo alto had a new baby boy. it's the second baby boy for these parents. the parents say the baby was a nice surprise si

but for us we'll be on the south end.it's going to be about clouds next couple of days and mild to very warm temperatures sunday for the game is going to be very, very warm with temperatures possibly in the low 70s. after that we get into a pretty aggressive progression pattern, which would indicate the potential for a lot of rain or some rain, or maybe not a lot of rain at all. so it could go in. either way, there's a lot going on because it's so far out early february, so february fourth, fifth. so when i come back, we'll look at the long range model. we'll try to get at least an idea and we'll take a look at your five day forecast. all right bill thank you. >> we'll see you in a bit. well the california highway patrol has released a new docu series. it provides a never before seen look into the intense and rigorous training of the chp academy. >> for most of you, this journey will be the most difficult you have ever experienced it difficult on your mind and difficult on your body. >> i really want to make the nine part

. >> laura kantor, fox news and dozens of people took part in the south end rowing club's annual newr's day swim from alcatraz to san francisco this morning, 99 people in all were taken by boat to alcatraz. >> from there, they had to swim roughly a mile and a quarter to the foot of the hyde street pier . some finished around 25 minutes, others took a little bit more than an hour. either way, they say it's a great way to start 2024. >> and not to be outdone, another group of brave swimmers took a very cold dip at ocean beach. it is cold. hundreds of swimmers welcomed in the new year at the annual polar plunge. this was the event's ninth year, bringing crowds ready to wash away the last year and get refreshed for that new year. plungers out there today say the ocean water was actually not as cold as they expected, although some were still quite shocked. i can't feel my feet. >> it's not that bad. >> the water was really chilling bracing, but not. >> you get used to it once you're in it. >> today is actually the perfect day for it because it's sunny, low wind and the waves aren't too cr

well nearly 100 people took part in the south end rowing club annual new year's day swim from alcatrazsan francisco this morning, 99 people were taken by boat. to alcatraz. >> from there, they had to swim roughly a mile and a quarter to the foot of the hyde street pier. some finished about 25 minutes. not bad, others took more than an hour. not bad as well. either way, they say it's a great way to start 2024. this one sells out every year. >> i mean, it's just such an amazing way to kick off your new year, right? you have all your new year's resolutions, jump in the cold water. you know, refresh the soul for the next year. >> the temperature of the water, by the way, just a cool 54 degrees swimmers had to do a test swim yesterday just to make sure they could handle the chill in the water. >> well, hundreds of swimmers also welcomed in the new year at the annual polar plunge. this was the event's ninth year, bringing crowds ready to wash away. the last year and get refreshed for the new year plunge was out there today, say the ocean water was not as cold. as they expected, but some were

dozens of people took part in the south end rowing club's annual new year's day swim from alcatraz to francisco this morning, 99 people were taken by boat out to the rock. from there, they had to swim roughly a mile and a quarter to the hyde street pier. some finished roughly 25 minutes. others took about an hour. either way, they say, it's a great way to start 2020 for this one sells out every year. >> i mean, it's just such an amazing way to kick off your new year, right? you have all your new year's resolutions, jump in the cold water. you know, refresh the soul for the next year. >> the temperature of the water today about 54 degrees. swimmers actually had to do a test swim yesterday to make sure they could handle the cold water. >> and that was not the only group in the water. another group of brave swimmers took a very cold dip at ocean beach for the polar plunge. hundreds of swimmers welcomed in the new year at the annual event this was the event's ninth year bringing crowd ready to wash away the last year and get refreshed for a new year. plungers out there today say the ocean

this included retrofitting the north and south ends of the bridge where the cables are secured to bedrockreas found to be the most vulnerable. it also involved wind tunnel testing and replacing the steel support. it's to put a new foundation that's ten times stronger and we put seismic isolation bearings on top. >> so when the ground starts to shake that tower doesn't have to drag the whole weight of the bridge with it. it decouples it. so there's less force on the tower, but there's still a lot of work to be done, including retrofitting the suspension bridge, which is set to begin this year. >> this is where hundreds of floor beams will be replaced with new bracing, a process that won't be complete until 2029. so what happens if we have a big earthquake before then? >> the bridge is safe. it will not collapse. no one will die in the bridge. however there will be damage. there will be significant damage that will necessitate potentially having to replace the bridge. >> the cost of replacing something like the golden gate bridge would range from. >> to replace a bridge of this scale with.

this included retrofitting the north and south ends of the bridge where the cables are secured to bedrockfound to be the most vulnerable. it also involved wind tunnel testing and replacing the steel supports to put a new foundation that's ten times stronger, and we put seismic isolation bearings on top. >> so when the ground starts to shake, that tower doesn't have to drag the whole weight of the bridge with it. it decouples it. so there's less for on the tower. but there's still a lot of work to be done, including retrofitting the suspension bridge, which is set to begin this year. >> this is where hundreds of floor beams will be replaced with new bracing, a process that won't be complete until 2029. so what happens if we have a big earthquake before then? >> the bridge is safe. it will not collapse. no one will die in the bridge. however there will be damage. there will be significant damage that will necessitate potentially having to replace the bridge. >> the cost of replacing something like the golden gate bridge would range from. >> to replace a bridge of this scale with. this span

wounded arrive by ambulance. others by what ever came carry them is ready, forces are pushing for the south end of released footage. they say shows tunnels in con eunice with they believe 20 of the captains were kept at some point in the north. sporadic gun fires signals more violent today. it's a to devastation in jamalia where a man returns to his home. well, what's left of it? is he tired of it today? i came back to check on my home into a bali in the north of the gaza strip. i found it in the ruins, totally destroyed, flat into the ground. there not any signs that there was once a home or a human beings living here. israel is perpetrating methodical destruction. we are hit with a catastrophe, another and not by the daily struggle for food and the need for live saving medical supplies grows. mira has hepatitis a close by ingesting contaminated food or water is she's also headed on amputated. i am sick. i do not want to die. i am afraid it is difficult to find for the water . there is no fish water on this or to what important please. i am sick and cannot find medicine. the clinic has closed

can see that massive storm system sitting offshore and in particular this line of clouds at the south end of it. that is the moisture plume which is going to dive deep into the bay area. the days ahead of us and results in that prolonged rainfall today. just a few clouds as we move towards around 9, 30 10:00pm tonight, areas north of santa rosa may see it. if you look bright light, going sprinkles tomorrow morning around 05:30am, in the morning. some of our early risers just waking up to dry skies. but showers are on the way. by the time we reach 09:00am north bay getting really wet. the rest of us holding off until mostly around 11. and after that point it is on with areas of yellow, orange and red indicating that heavy rainfall that makes its way in for the remainder of the day making for a very rough drive home from work tomorrow. and yes, as the ground gets saturated, that potential of flooding will gradually increase, especially over the next few days. temperatures right now are mild. we're in the 50's. go ahead for that light jacket on this morning. tomorrow is the day to get the ra

i think south africa's effort to end israel's war against gaza is very good. outh african freedom fighters of at least 50 years who support palestine. and south african activists cooperated with the palestinians even when they were exiled. both nations call for free life in their country. the people of south africa are freed from the grip of apartheid. but forget the palestinians not doing. i am proud of south africa's action . issuing a decision to stop military operations in the international court of justice requires the positive vote of at least 9 of the 17 judges of this institution. dozens of countries. the world, while announcing its support for south africa's action in investigating israel's crimes in the highest international court, has expressed hope that this court will be able to document and reveal the depth of the palestinian genocide in order to prepare the ground for the punishment of the perpetrators of the palestinian genocide. mojtaba ghasemzadeh of the london broadcasting agency. mother of god, we will take away the enemies of all, we will t

and it ended with a strong nationalist movement inside south africa plus combined sanctions, as well as a international pressure on the apartheid regime. i think this is really what needs to happen to isn't the end it's working. well, obviously south africa has stepped out table. what about other countries, are you expecting more from the arab nations, for example? well, out of nations and the some countries that while i see what went around the word from the division to, with a china, to go to russia, to add pressure on the national community. but actually that could be doing a much more to put pressure on uh, on the, on the part of things and actually maybe go back to the other piece initiative and have this as part of any of the normalization views that there have potentially going to happen with saudi arabia and other countries. okay, thank you. once again, we really do appreciate your, your time and your insight. thank you. a spell. so hit hit on al jazeera, tough economic times in the occupied west bank. we'll tells you why the palestinian authority is on the verge of bankruptcy

who did you talk to on the south end of? >> the ambassador lived to be 90 something. he died a couple of years ago. and the personal assistant and second cousin was kind of a notetaker at a lot of his meetings and saigon. he said something that i think may be safe to say for the cameras. people assume that because we stayed out of the johnson peace talks that somehow we were prone nixon. he said under nixon, we were also under political pressure to act in a certain way according to american political timing. part of the peace agreement was that we did abandon our ally after a certain point. it was more important to bring our troops home and end the nation's longest war at the time which was tearing the country apart at home. that is what we did. nixon had no other option during those first four years. no other option at all is a new president. people don't understand. he said we would never make a deal in 1968. treated the south vietnamese like plantation was the term that he used. so no chance at all that this is going to happen. i think lbj comes through in this boo

looking at low 60s in san francisco and san rafael, 66 in fremont with upper 60s south end of the bayy. still mild, partly cloudy skies, late night showers on tuesday, breezy to gusty winds with a level two system on wednesday. looks like the rain is going to linger into the end of the week, and maybe some nuisance flooding by next weekend. stephanie. >> all right, lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us. the news continues with good morning america to see the possibilities all around you. [ laughs ] yeah, what if i catch it first? then what? ♪ with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, get support every step of the way to help you stay on track. imagine your future differently with capella university. choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be. like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm...i...added...the garnish. book direct at choicehotels.com. i would never show my teeth. book direct at never. i'd never smile. and it forces you into this submission of s

and that's to the south end of may, so we're talking about more than $100.00, but the stuff that meant that and outputs that to go to the west bank, you're talking about $750000.00 a step. those they are living in use in georgia name and in west bank and these, the men's, the on a legal i get, i get on the national know, and also under the geneva convention civil. 5 why the, i living there for 2 reasons. one of these are because of the low cost of living there. so a, you know, like a, a box mandate that'd be, would cost him around $1.00, maybe on a half, maybe on dollars wind and living in westbank in a very high lee in a few different areas that we call them at all that are like $20000.00 that's also supported by the government incentives and also some of them. they live in west bank because of the religious reasons. but uh yes, that's nothing yahoo gomez then rebecca young promised as one of the things we were running out of time and i'm just given the spike in a tax. what is the mood amongst communities there when a fair, i imagine, to be honest, the set the ca, yes, or the westbank

it's right at the south end of buchanan field, about a block or so from 680.r that target and in and out. so it's a pretty busy, highly traveled area. you can see here the plane landed right in the middle of the street. we do know that one person has died. the ntsb and faa are just beginning their investigation. we have crews at the scene. we'll continue breaking. bring you more updates on this breaking news as we get it into our newsroom. you'll see it here on the air. our next newscast comes up at four and immediately at ktvu.com. well legendary broadway singer, dancer and actress chita rivera has died. >> her daughter revealed her passing in new york this morning after a brief illness. rivera first gained wide notice in 1957 as anita in the original production of west side story. she was nominated for ten tony awards and won tonys for the rink in 1984 and kiss of the spider woman in 1993. she also received a special lifetime achievement tony, and in 2002, rivera became the first hispanic woman to receive the kennedy center honor. >> new at noon, the santa c

i am from china, so when the south end is rarely get the chance to see, i am having a lot of fun shows what comes out to you. i brought my son here to enjoy himself. the ice passed away and the dose east is very popular. this year we can go, but we can get similar experiences. yeah. it's the 1st winter since 2019. the tories have been able to enjoy without fear of carpet, 90 locked downs. these types of went to sports and activities are traditionally part of chinese culture. but since paging one to 2022 winter olympics, that popularity has sold the government just banking on the trend. continuing over the upcoming luna new year holiday with a record 9000000000 trips predicted over the 40 day travel period. however, analysts say a boost in tourism is unlikely to sol, bigger problems such as the crisis and the property market. some of the people have spent more on things like tours on culture activities like concerts, or they would buy more consumer goods, but overall on the savings rate is still going up to those enjoying themselves. here the economy is the furthest thing from deadlines

one end of the transitional period. the began when south saddam's civil war ended in 2019. something else is where it is now. it's a very delicate balancing act for solve it because solve a full 5 years has rolled effectively by fragments in the opposition and setting them up against themselves. he did it this year in react, michelle, who is the lead with the opposition hometown of lab. and he use one of let one of our mission mission mission was commanded to attack the very population and he's supposed to be defending. so robin, this process of centralized fragmentation in which he set suppositions against each other now so as to bring everyone together in the process of franklin, fragments of centralization and said, i'll bring everyone back into this. come so we can prevent a unified policy to stand to the elections, and that's a very delicate balancing act. when he spent 5 years, really setting communities against each other in disputes, the can easily spillover and become more generalized regional complex. kennedy with this kind of fragmentation, conflict and lack of r