1st with the latest the rides of attacks just took place on in the city of san units in the south of district y a. the is where the minutes we have talking to the police, the station getting at least 470 is quite, it's worth reminding golf view is that felicia stations university is as close and every institution in gaza strip house tend to be evacuation sensors for families due to the very over crowded spaces, of course, this trip and black or shelter. so some of this we're taking shelter in the, in this police station have been widely impacted from this strike. but also we have recorded more attacks on the central area as to what a residential house in um is that right? so if your account has been reduced to the russell emission confirmation that we manage to get from uh the hospitality i'm is that right? tricky to come suggests the killing of 5 civilians as the strike has left behind a great deal of destruction as to now verse corporations are still under way in the north. the way possible getting reports from my witnesses describing for rough experience on a blue de attached system taking

south of market. district supervisor matt dorsey is a sponsor of this newly introduced legislation. i think the job of identifying silos and breaking them down and surging resources effectively belongs in the executive, and i'm really encouraged by mayor lowery's leadership. but his proposal is already raising some questions from veterans of the board of supervisors. this is supervisor shamann walton during yesterday's board meeting. during covid, we gave emergency powers to the mayor with the presence of a specific plan. right now, we have legislation that requests waiving process and allowing for swift decision making, but weon't have a plan in front of us. supervisor connie chan also raised concerns about the possibility that the proposal could weaken board oversight. mayor lowery says he will work with board members on their concerns, but insists he plans on moving forward with urgency. this is what i ran on. i got a mandate to deliver, and the first thing we talked about was public safety. second was the fentanyl. state of emergency. supervisor danny souder is one of the new me

entire humanitarian site centers of the gaza strip in the north and the central areas and in the south of district. and it's expected today that we will witness more humanitarian 8 trucks will continue to flow to the gaza strip. and it's was reminding you how to use that. do you know that parts of the gaza strip started to receive a few and guys following a, an entire year of cost off of the same child, a humanitarian mississippi's and they, they were using food and they were tiring everything they were bending everything that we can have in the north in order to keep themselves hated, to use it for cooking purposes. today, that has been moved slow for you guys drops to the gaza strip in order to match the m expensive clauses population. but this is still has fully show in terms of the state of the admins on the ocean of needs for causes population. whether united nations has emphasized that it's important to continue sustained and scaled up human and tara responds to much cause with needs an ocean of need to you would set to recognize these trucks. make them way through these ruined landscapes. w

of time. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable joe wilson, united states representative from the second district of southtlemen, friends of france, my name is joe wilson, a member of congress from the second district of south carolina. i am grateful to serve as the cochair of the congressional french caucus, appreciating my personal french history. thank you ambassador for you being here today, along with the members of the american friends of lafayette and friends of our beloved ally, france. my appreciation is very personal of being here today in that the marquee arrived to assist in the revolution in my home community of georgetown, charleston, south carolina on june 13, 1777 and we greeted the general and what an impact he had on our country. we all know france is the first american ally dating to march 21, 1778, and when the french monarchy recognized the independence of the united states and then on diplomat relations august 6th, 1778. south carolina really cherishes its french history and we are grateful even today that we have the only functioning french church in america founded in 1844 in charl

he wants the city to take a look at to address the problems on sixth street in the south of market district. on any given day, you can see some of san francisco's issues with drug use, drug dealing and mental health all out in the open. this is in supervisor matt dorsey's district. he's pressing city departments to take swift action here, just on the sixth street corridor. if we were to effect 100 arrests per night with an eye toward making those life saving, medically appropriate interventions, gettingeople into detox drug treatment. dorsey has sent a formal letter of inquiry to all city departments that are responsible for law enforcement, public safety and public health to ask what they would need to make his 100 arrests a night proposal a reality. he acknowledges there has been improvement on drug use and sales on several street corners in south of market and the neighboring tenderloin, but not on sixth street. supervisor dorsey says the issues on sixth street in his district have not just remained the same. he says they've gotten worse. this is not a covid 19 or something that we can e

the street, well where things over ton of the displaced families from the south and bars of the district to return to the northern gauze trip. and as it can clearly see, hundreds of other sinews are waiting behind me here. what thing is that a ton of the, that displays time of these 2 across then that's what we call it all and come here in northern garza's trip. this way the army is preventing the access of any displaced families through the northern goes foot until the a young girl who escaped during these rainy rage and jeanine has taken place upon. assume you in health ministry says light, i'll have to voice shot in the head by is really forces and is ready. troops remain in those villages and they're refusing to leave their holding ground and they're using force to prevent people from returning. there's really army is not saying when they plan to leave, but the is where the prime minister's office has said that they can please because the 11 is army has not upheld it's part of the agreement that has not fully deployed in southern lebanon. and it has not this now, so has the law. now,

of time. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable joe wilson, united states representative from the second district of southcarolina. ladies and gentlemen, friends of france. my name is joe wilson, a member of congress from the second district of south carolina. i am grateful to serve as the co-chair of the congressional french caucus. appreciating my personal french history. thank you, ambassador laurent billy, for you being here today, along with the members of the american friends of lafayette and friends of our beloved ally france. my appreciate ation is very personal of being here today and that the marquis de lafayette actually arrived and to assist in the revolution in my home community of georgetown, charleston, south carolina, on june 13, 1777. and we greeted the general and what an impact he had on our country. we all know france is the first american ally dating to march 21, 1778, and when the french monarch recognized the independence of the united states and then on diplomat relations august six, 1778. so carolina really cherishes this french history, and we are grateful even today that we have

scene sunday night after a multi-car crash at harrison and sixth street in san francisco's south of market district. police say it started when a black tesla suv careened into a line of cars waiting at a traffic light. according to the office of the chief medical examiner, 27 year old mikhail romanenko and his dog were killed when that tesla suv crashed into his car. a passenger in his car was also sent to the hospital. today we're learning more about the man killed. he worked at venture capital firm kleiner perkins, where today a colleague tells us they called him misha and shared this statement. misha was a valued team member for his talent, dedication and collaborative spirit. he was not only a talented engineer, but also a wonderful person who will be greatly missed. police did arrest the driver of that tesla suv, 66 year old jia lin zheng, but for now, the district attorney says they're holding off on charg

are waiting here in ottawa street the street while wishing the return of the displaced families from the south and bars of the district to return to the northern gauze trip. and as it can clearly see, hundreds of other sinews are waiting behind me here. what thing is that a ton of the, that displays time of these 2 across then that's what we call it all and come here in northern garza's trip. this way the army is preventing the access of any displaced families through the northern goes until the i am not spiked as to the live and handed over the are being the is a captive cabin to. i'd love to talk to the one of the activities who are waiting here, and there comes a loud noise. thank god, the war and guys that came to a halt as put the ceasefire agreements. the palestinians displaced by the square, the occupation forces of the south of guys that were scheduled to attend these ratings to night. the excess under false excuses. however, for the 2nd day in a row, they eagerly waiting these moments are filled with anxiety. we, the rightful owners of the land will turn this mess of destruction around and reconstruct bloom.

according to the police statement, this is a chase that actually started a few miles away in the south of market district. officers spotted the suspicious vehicle that ran away from an attempted stop earlier this weekend. police say they also found a gun in the car while charges are pending in this case. an sfpd spokesperson did not say what crimes the two men were arrested for. last ye, san francisco voters approved measure e, which now allows officers to chase suspects for all felonies and violent misdemeanors in san francisco. sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. our other top story tonight more dangerous fire conditions down in la, and that means more homes and lives could be threatened. here are the latest numbers. now, officials have confirmed the fires have killed a total of 24 people. the palisades fire has burned almost 24,000 acres. this is the big one across the pacific palisades and into malibu. it's also threatening the communities of brentwood, encino and westwood. westwood is where ucla is. the eaton fire, which is near pasadena and altadena, has burned more than 14,000 acres. 16 of the 24

scene sunday night after a multi-car crash at harrison and sixth street in san francisco's south of market district. police say it started when a black tesla suv careened into a line of cars waiting at a traffic light. according to the office of the chief medical examiner, 27 year old mikhail romanenko and his dog were killed when that tesla suv crashed into his car. a passenger in his car was also sent to the hospital. today we're learning more about the man killed. he worked at venture capital firm kleiner perkins, where today a colleague tells us they called him misha and shared this statement. misha was a valued team member for his talent, dedication and collaborative spirit. he was not only a talented engineer, but also a wonderful person who will be greatly missed. police did arrest the driver of that tesla suv, 66 year old jia lin zheng, but for now, the district attorney says they're holding off on charges. at this point, my office is not going to be able to file charges just yet. the da says there are two big reasons for the wait and see approach. according to the da, zheng told investigat

it happened sunday evening at sixth and harrison in the south of market district. partner was sitting in the passenger seat of her boyfriend's car when the crash happened. lin liu says she's remembering 27 year old misha romanenko, a software engineer as brilliant and successful, as well as kind and romantic. >> he was a ball of joy. i feel like i'm in a really bad dream, and i'm trying to wake up from, and i'm trying to wake up so that i can see him and hug him. >> she was among seven people injured in the crash, suffering several broken bones and a concussion. police say the driver who caused the accident was speeding before the crash. >> we're hearing from the family of a security guard who was shot and killed in an oakland or in oakland over the weekend. 28 year-old curtis haynes worked at highland hospital. investigators say he was targeted in a confrontation at the hospital on saturday, which led to a fight. later that evening, he was shot and killed near 84th avenue and international boulevard. a relative who did not want her name used spoke about their loss.

often mediators announced to cease one of the only thing is when and how much driven in crowds, gavin, from phone units in the south bay on a pallet and a center district policy is found, takes effect on some of the a deal will lead to the release of is really captive in a several stages. and now the entry of must be the 2 minutes here and 8 into costs . for despite the si, fi as well as the bombing of guns, it continues at least 80 palestinians were killed on the wednesday and strikes across the street to see if those were killed off to the announcement of the houses . there was kimberly how could just live now from washington, dc. kimberly so what's next for the bill? i saw was washington's concept. and yeah, well what we know is that there is going to be discussions that will be held as early as thursday, and those will be taking place in cairo, egypt. what we heard from a senior administration official is that implementing this agreement is going to be the next part of the discussions. and this is something that is going to be instrumental in terms. 9 of the trump administration, obviously there hasn't even been the inauguration that will be held o

. >> this convenience store is in my district south of market you've heard great things and assuming this listens is approved i'm excited colleagues first like to say a few words invite the applicant up to say a few words. >> hi my name is - on behalf of my father thank you. the city of san francisco process for you this we took over this business and trying to rowville's it and makes it easier for us and like i said western blessed to have a friend of ourselves transfer the license. >> as the district supervisor i want to say and appreciate your investment and support of business, aye. >> neighborhood you'll have any support today seeing none, on the roster any. >> >> any members of the public wishing to speak should line up on the right side by the windows. all speakers have two minutes. >> it appears no public comment. >> thank you, madam clerk public comment is closed. (gavel) and i seeing none, no further comment i ask the madam clerk to make a recommendation for the type-21 off-sale general beer, wine, and distilled spirits liquor license to the would serve the public ventures

start of a sci fi pass. photo gallery. shelly, good and strikes was you did the goals south of the central district, but these 10 palestinians have been killed. will these all live pictures though, from those as garza? so what type of dentist patient full these these fine have to get the time when there's just right, the guns and bombs would fall silent not hinged with uncertainty. we have 3 correspondents coming to relevance for us and called eunice de bella, and also in garza plus jonas, couple of bonds. we go that fast with stephanie that was started by stephanie. we were waiting for 3 names to be given by her boss, to the as riley. this is why the si fi was sold for at least a few hours. yes, more or less 3 hours to be exact. those names handed over, they were issued initially by him asked his folks person, and these were the prime minister's office. now confirming they have been released, they've been verified, and the families have been informed. you show their pictures there. they're basically 3 women are in their mid twenties to early thirties. one of them was taken from the super an over m

1st floor hospital start off, barely functionals and refrained from areas and also in the south of the district, but we understand that earlier today they were forced to shut down all sorts of non critical medical apartments on vacation. try to keep providing electricity only for the intensive care unit due to the very correct shortage of the q a or hospitals across the trip. ah, depending basically on if you, due to the, to the realities that are the main electricity supply line from the main read, the no longer exist on the have been using generators that supply critical medical departments and even the machines and equipment such as been to lights is dallas machines and operating rooms with enough click tricity to guarantee that you submitted corporations will continue to be provided for thousands of post videos for us. because i'm a part of the very remarkable and escalating challenges that medical sector has been going through. the lack of medical stuff, the lack of medical supplies, and now the furniture which is all if you will supply so that be holding the national community and the w.

. >> this convenience store is in my district south of market you've heard great things and assumings listens is approved i'm excited colleagues first like to say a few words invite the applicant up to say a few words. >> hi my name is - on behalf of my father thank you. the city of san francisco process for you this we took over this business and trying to rowville's it and makes it easier for us and like i said western blessed to have a friend of ourselves transfer the license. >> as the district supervisor i want to say and appreciate your investment and support of business, aye. >> neighborhood you'll have any support today seeing none, on the roster any. >> >> any members of the public wishing to speak should line up on the right side by the windows. all speakers have two minutes. >> it appears no public comment. >> thank you, madam clerk public comment is closed. (gavel) and i seeing none, no further comment i ask the madam clerk to make a recommendation for the type-21 off-sale general beer, wine, and distilled spirits liquor license to the would serve the public ventures for

the firing line as well as reoccupied. northern garza forcing palestinians into the center of the south district. they would take you more than 39 years to attend a funeral a day for every palestinian charles kill. no, i'm asked by to not, and i don't or network of origin was a child in wrong con, which is 0 on the show is on 0. see me up with this cold unless he joins us from the hot mo, on the deal has been reached. what pushed it over the line from one of the changing mood and is rose to to the increasingly existence of a by him us 15 or 16 months after. uh, i thought the more i guess cuz eyes people and i guess from us fights us. i think all 3 reasons probably lead to an exploration of a movement towards us each fire. clearly the water in terms of is declared. ames was not succeeding, meaning destroying from us. only in the past. 10 days, 15 israeli soldiers were killed and even some brackets were still being shot. and the, and clearly these really move, these are the economy. these really situation in general has changed. and the incoming of trauma certainly push it to even further because

right now, residents outside of the main cities of gilroy and morgan hill belong to the south santa clara county fire district. seen on this map here covered in green. those contract or that area rather contracts with cal fire for service will. today, the board of supervisors unanimously voted to terminate that fire district, which has been in place since 1980. it will now be merged with the rest of the county's fire services. according to cal fire's fire fighting union, more than 30 cal fire employees could lose their jobs as a result of the move. >> absolutely opposed to the idea that 30 plus firefighters who have served our community with courage, distinction and distinction could be replaced by an annexation idea. that is confusing, dangerous, expensive, expensive, and reduces community protection. >> county leaders say the decision has nothing to do with the quality of the firefighters, but leaders feel that budget constraints at the state level have resulted in a lower level of service. supervisors say the south county fire district has been losing money, and the county has already been directly supplem

no, because forcing palestinians into the center of the south district, they would take you more than 39 years to attend a funeral, a day for every color. stanley charles kill note. i'm asked by to not. and i don't or network of origin list a child in wrong code, which is 0. well, on romani as a non resident fellow in the sense of a complex and humanitarian studies. it also covers to jot alaya and joins us out from one to many thanks for being with us as well when he gets your reactions to the deal, as we have heard is being announced. yes, as we've heard it because we have yet to see um all the relevant details, but that seems to be an incomplete deal in the sense that a lot can still happen between now and sunday. and once the 1st phase of comment is implementation, then negotiations will be ongoing for a 2nd and for a 3rd stage. so um, you know, there's a lot of live, binds and unexplored to tank grenades if you will. i think the real risk here is not that nothing yahoo has been playing biden for the past 6 months. they've been incomplete alignment on virtually everything. i think

the southe district did book of appromately 28 pages where i've never seen anything like it, they excoriated him. you aren't allowed to be put into evidence so he was able to testify as a witness and i think it is a disgrace to the system. i wa the first president in history under a gag order where i couldn't talk about aspects of the ca very important. i guess i'm still under, i assume i'm still under a gag order. the fact is that i'm totally innocent. i did thing wrong. they talk about business records and the business records we extremely accurately counted. that was done by an accountant or bookkeeper who i think gav very credible testimony and was corroborated by everybody that was asked. and with all that is happening in our country today, with a city burning to the ground, one of our largest most importan cities burning to the ground with wars that are uncontrollably going on, with all of the problems of inflation and attacks on countries and all the horrible things going on, i gotndicted for calling a legal expense a legal expense. i just want to say i think it is an embarrassment to

of wales, maybe towards the south—east of england for a time. the heaviest of the snow across wales, through the midlands, up through the peak district and across els. it is starting to drag in much milderair sojust look at this. 12 degrees across the south—west, but we keep that cold air in place further north. that means a spell of snow to begin with during the morning and it will gradually push its way into the scottish borders. maybe the higher ground of northern ireland could see a few snow showers. for sunday it stays cold and crisp with a few scattered showers for scotland. much milder behind that weather front. cloudier conditions but double digits by the middle part of the afternoon. a real shock to the system. as we move out of sunday into monday, the mild air is going to be pushing out of the way over to the near continent. a northerly wind remains in force. on the cold side. best of the sunshine perhaps into the far north—east, but here those temperatures struggling to climb so as we go through the evening and the overnight period, that parts of wales, maybe towards the south—east of england for a time. the heaviest of the snow acros

it happened sunday evening at sixth and harrison in the south of market district. lynn lu says she was sitting in the passenger seat of her boyfriend's car when it was hit by several other vehicles. she says her partner, 27 year old misha romanenko, was a brilliant and successful software engineer who was both kind and romantic. across the bay, the oakland police commission is still considering a proposal to change the city's pursuit policy. the police chief, floyd mitchell, said the changes should include lifting a 50 mile an hour threshold and allowing officers to pursue people suspected of property crimes or being involved in a sideshow. right now, oakland police can only chase someone if there's a reasonable suspicion that person committed a violent crime. >> our time now 714. dozens of disabled workers hired with the help of a nonprofit group are now losing their jobs at solano county prison. pride industries has provided job training for disabled workers, letting them work for government agencies statewide. the workers include custodians at the state prison in

doll elementary is one of five schools on a list for potential closure in the franklin-mckinley school district here in southhe district says cuts are necessary because it has lost 40% of its student body since 2011. the district says no final decision has been made and in a statement wrote, quote, if captain jason dahl elementary is selected for closure, we remain deeply committed to honoring and celebrating the legacy of captain dahl, a hero who will always hold a special place in our community. this school has been in the san jose neigighborhood for generations. many students are still able to walk here safely without having to cross dangerous intersections doll elementary not onlyschools. provides traditional kindergarten and traditional education for k through six, but is also one of the state's only trauma skilled schools, which means it helps children who have experienced past trauma. and i think to add on top of that, another adjustment, you know, whether that's, you know, if that family is significantly impacted by the new transportation needs, you know, anything as little as that to children who ha

of this body. when my parents fled communist north korea for freedom in south korea, they never would have imagined that their daughter would be standing here today. on behalf of my beautiful diverse district, my team and i have accomplished a great deal. we've delivered significant funding to improve our orange county beaches through sand replenishment. we've also provided important infrastructure investments to our communities. with expanded health care access by expanding telehealth coverage, and we've met the fight -- led the fate for lowerrer -- fight for lower taxes. and legislation i sponsored on its way to becoming the law to expand language access in telehealth for nonenglish speakers -- non-english speakers and expand mental health support for youth in foster care. i've been a strong advocate for defending human rights across the globe and taking on the communist regions who abuse them. these accomplishments are not mine alone. i want to give a heartfelt thank you to the members of leadership, committee chairs and my colleagues who helped pave the way. and of course my wonderful staff. speaker kevin mccarthy and mike johnson have ably led this body and supported me every step of

it makes shift 10 bucks a sofa, new casualties been reported um its more escalation of strikes in the south with district, we have co, initial reports confirming that a civil call has been struck on in the rough. i 68. uh, but we are so close the monitoring the desktop, resulting from the strike. okay, many things oh, you're reporting tart. assume we're putting that from there out by the end. central gaza. that's why as well as war on garza has sped, no one, not even those on the front line. trying to save lives don't, is working in overcrowded hospitals, which shortages of drugs and medical equipment, finding themselves face to face with loved ones injured or killed. in the we're letting this bombing campaign, honey, my made reports now from their umbrella on to doctors course in a devastating dual role a dr. me, or one of the homes was the director of, of use of in my jar hospital. and that is now destroy, currently the head of being hospitalized. he has shirts, some of his most distressing experience. it's a horrible moment when you at the hospital and suddenly see your best friend in his entire famil

the santa clara county board of supervisors approve the dissolution of the south santa clara county fire district currently serves san martin of the surrounding areas to a contract with cal fire santa clara county, local agency formation commission. the now gonna start the process of merging these areas into the santa clara county fire department. while the transition is going take a little time, officials assure the community fire protection will remain unchanged. contrary to recent reports, cal fire employees, they won't lose their jobs as the organization can just reassign staff to roles. and as the city of san bruno continues, its search for a new police chief, retired san mateo police chief susan manheimer an appointed to serve in the interim 39 year. career spans leadership at several bay area. police departments including oakland san leandro while serving in detail manheimer was a driving force behind several county wide programs like the county wide gang task force and the human trafficking task force among others. celebrations in the street of gaza and tel aviv wednesday after israel and

of rights. a school district in the south bay sent it out this week. our damian trujillo explains what's in it and how it could ease fears as threats of immigration raids increase. also,, ather day of whipping winds in southern california leads to increased fire danger. we do have an update on the l.a. county wildfires that forced evacuations, and a new tool for firefighters in contra costa county, but it doesn't put out flames. our jodi hernandez gets an up close look at what defender one is made for. but let's go ahead and begin with the fight over birthright citizenship. a federal judge today has temporarily blocked president trump's executive order. the temporary restraining order sought by arizona, illinois, oregon and washington was the first to get a hearing before a judge and applies nationally. four other lawsuits challenging the executive order have also been filed by california and 21 other states, along with a number of immigrant rights groups. the judge who granted the restraining order flatly dismissed the trump administration's legal reas

of service. supervisors add the south county fire district cannot afford its contract, and has relied on the countyfill the gap. >> what is at stake here is the viability. can can they continue to provide the services that they they committed to? and what we have seen is that no county leaders also see the situation as an equity issue. >> they want all county residents to receive the same level of emergency response. the sale of the oakland coliseum has passed a key hurdle. now, the alameda county board of supervisors approved the terms of a deal that would give control of its portion of the coliseum site to the african american sports and entertainment group. the process has taken some time. the city and the a's, who shared ownership, had to agree to sell some bond issues, and a lawsuit also had to be resolved and the county had to sign off. while alameda county had already sold its portion of the coliseum, it still had control of the rest of the site. >> this is, as i understand it, the first public piece of legislation that the county board of supervisors has approved to say, we want this deal t

we are one of the design buildings in the showplace square district. we are the property directly to the southf 99 rhode island street and i would like to come forward in support of this project over the past 25 years in this location we've observed the evolution of the showplace square design district from a light industrial outpost to a thriving mixed use neighborhood. the introduction of much needed housing to the area over the past few years has changed the character of the neighborhood in positive ways. although we continue to have our challenges the occupation of the long vacant 99 rhode island street by a school is an appropriate use and logical next step to further establish our neighborhood as a welcoming and livable community. we urge the commission to consider a school a positive addition to showplace square and the correct direction for our district and for the city. >> thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. >> do we have anyone further who has public comment for agenda item number one? madam chair okay. with that public comment on this item is now closed. i'd like to make

this map shows where the cameras will be with at least 2 in each district and 7 in the south of market neighborhood. marta lindsay with walk sf says they recently visited one of the locations on ala many boulevard where they measure drivers going. 48 miles per hour in a 30 zone. all of the locations make a ton of sense. if you look at how the city chose these its base on very high crash rates, high-speed issues. they you know, they went out and tested all of these. the cameras will snap photos of rear license plates of vehicles driving 11 miles per hour or more over the posted speed limit. then the registered owner will receive a citation in the mail ranging from 50 to $500 depending on the speed. lindsey says the best way to avoid a fine is to slow down. there's going to be plenty of signs around that show where these by speed cameras are. so this isn't going to be any sort of gotcha experience. and again, this is to change behavior. it's not to make money. sfmta has put up 8 billboards warning drivers of the cameras coming this march saying obey the speed limit. permanent signs will

this map shows where the cameras will be with at least 2 in each district and 7 in the south of market neighborhood lindsay with walk sf says they recently visited one of the locations on ala many boulevard where they measure drivers going. 48 miles per hour in a 30 zone. all of the locations make a ton of sense. if you look at how the city chose these its base on very high crash rates, high-speed issues. they you know, they went out and tested all of these. the cameras will snap photos of rear license plates of vehicles driving 11 miles per hour or more over the posted speed limit. then the registered owner will receive a citation in the mail ranging from 50 to $500 depending on the speed. lindsey says the best way to avoid a fine is to slow down. there's going to be plenty of signs around that show where these by speed cameras are. so this isn't going to be any sort of gotcha experience. and again, this is to change behavior. it's not to make money. sfmta has put up 8 billboards warning drivers of the cameras coming this march saying obey the speed limit. permanent signs will also be

but first, as fears of deportations ramp up, a south bay school district is making sure students and know their rights. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this thursday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. some are calling it a bill of rights for students. san jose unified taking action, sending out tips for its students and parents worried about president trump's executive orders on immigration. the district says it wants every child to feel safe, welcomed and supported in that district. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us now from district offices there. damian. san jose unified declined to comment about the events, forums and programs they have in place to protect students, but that's one thing they do vow to do protect the students. basilia pico boulevard is on her daily walk around hoover elementary. on her mind are her children, who hear all about the threats of deportations. hablamos de eso un poquito. basilia says she tries to avoid the topic so her children won't stress out, and instead focus on math and science at school

this map shows where the cameras will be with at least 2 in each district and 7 in the south of market neighborhood. marta lindsay with walk sf says they recently visited one of the locations on ala many boulevard where they measure drivers going. 48 miles per hour in a 30 zone. all of the locations make a ton of sense. if you look at how the city chose these its base on very high crash rates, high-speed you know, they went out and tested all of these. the cameras will snap photos of rear license plates of vehicles driving 11 miles per hour or more over the posted speed limit. then the registered owner will receive a citation in the mail ranging from 50 to $500 depending on the speed. lindsey says the best way to avoid a fine is to slow down. there's going to be plenty of signs around that show where these by speed cameras are. so this isn't going to be any sort of gotcha experience. and again, this is to change behavior. it's not to make money. sfmta has put up 8 billboards warning drivers of the cameras coming this march saying obey the speed limit. permanent signs will also be place

of service. supervisors also say the south county fire district can't afford its contract, and has depended on theounty to fill that gap. >> what is at stake here is the viability. can can they continue to provide the services that they they committed to? and what we have seen is that no. >> county leaders also see the situation as an equity issue. they want all county residents to get the same level of emergency response, as some cities have been forced to make cuts to their fire department budgets. >> one bay area city is touting some recently added new equipment and personnel. after nearly 20 years of planning. fremont fire chief zoraida diaz bought and brought a new fire truck into service. the department worked with the city to get additional funds for staffing. chief diaz said the fire truck itself cost about $2 million. >> it's a pretty expensive piece of equipment. the city granted us another million and a half to recruit and hire to support opening up the 14th company, nine personnel. >> we have to make bigger investments to prevent against the next natural disaster. >> congressman swalwe

of treason is under the south korean laws that exception but does not recognised political leader's proceeds of the security service and news party argued that the word must be issued by the south—central districti can also be issued by other eligible courts under a new proper conditions so in my opinion, what i'm worried more about is especially in terms of what lies ahead in the next weeks and months is that i think the south koreans democracy will recover from this political crisis, but the question will be how. while the suspended president and his lawyers and his party have been willfully delaying the treason investigation as well as the impeachment trial, right—wing supporters have been closer and closer to far right politics so it is now more populated with the conspiracy and false accusations of other democratic institutions such as national assembly and the central election committee but if you look at the general south korean public, i think there is very strong and well grounded commitment to formal democracy. the memory of dictatorship is not too far in the south korean modern history. at the moment the biggest worry is the growing influence of the far right end formal politics incl

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this map shows where the cameras will be with at least 2 in each district and 7 in the south of market neighborhood. marta lindsay with walk sf says they recently visited one of the locations on ala many boulevard where they measure drivers going. 48 miles per hour in a 30 zone. all of the locations make a ton of sense. if you look at how the city chose these its base on very high crash rates, high-speed you know, they went out and tested all of these. the cameras will snap photos of rear license plates of vehicles driving 11 miles per hour or more over the posted speed limit. then the registered owner will receive a citation in the mail ranging from 50 to $500 depending on the speed. lindsey says she's confident these efforts will slow people down. speed cameras work and they don't just work in sunriver zone. they work in preventing severe and fatal traffic crashes. sfmta has put up 8 billboards warning drivers of the cameras coming this march saying obey the speed limit. permanent signs will also be placed at 30 major city entrances that say traffic laws in san francisco are photo en

i've got 30 i've got 30% more citizens in my district than the average member of the house does. >> south dakota is a very populated congressional district. >> well, how about greenland? >> will not be that big. yeah. >> look, let's go back to that though. but when south dakota became a state, what was the population of it at that time when wyoming became a state? what is it puerto rico has over 3 million people, and it's not a state that's more than many. many. >> which is why i'm not i'm not proposing statehood. but of course you're not. >> but the but very easy. >> but the territory. territory without enfranchising the people. >> you guys are getting bogged down in, like the bureaucracy of this, the bureaucracy of it. and i'm getting bogged down in the rare earth minerals and the strategic imperative to stand up, strip it of its resources without giving the people who live there full inclusion. >> but we cannot have this conversation. >> i fully manage imagined that if we buy greenland, the people of greenland that live there would be fully participatory in that they might like it, the

warning for snow in parts of lancashire, cumbria and the lake district has been extended into monday morning, as more wintry showers are expected overnight. milder temperatures in the southaround the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the government says an overhaul of the nhs app will make it easier for patients needing non—urgent care in england, to decide where they are treated, as part of a plan to tackle waiting lists. patients will be able to choose from a range of providers, including the private sector, as well as book tests and appointments. the health secretary, wes streeting, has accused elon musk, of a "disgraceful smear", after he criticised the uk government's response to grooming gangs. mr musk called the home office minister, jess phillips, an "evil witch who should be locked up". the comments were made after ms phillips rejected a request for a government—led inquiry into child sexual exploitation in 0ldham. ru paul's drag race uk starjames lee williams, better known as drag queen the vivienne, has died aged 32. publicist simonjones said the performer, who died over the weekend, was "an incredibly lov

south bay community. elijah cruz segura was convicted of second degree murder and today sentenced by a judge to 15 years to life in prison. >> in the south bay. tonight, san jose city council officially replaced former district three councilman omar torres after a couple of hours of listening to the public and the candidates, the council voted on four of them. karl salas, an engineering executive and longtime san jose resident, was the top vote getter. salas is going to have a say when the council takes up the budget, and these are his priorities. >> it's real, straightforward, safe, clean, efficient. i mean, this city has got to have a reputation as the safest, the cleanest. it's got the best weather. let's make it the safest and the cleanest. >> salas won't hold the seat for long. there is a special election in april and a possible runoff in the summer. torres resigned last november amid a child sex abuse investigation. >> president trump's immigration policies fueled protests in the south bay today. sky seven overhead as demonstrators marched through san jose. joined at one point by students walking out of overfelt high school. the white house says ice's goal is to arrest 1800 people per day, well above t

of district 6 where the crash took place. the city has already been planning to take necessary steps to reduce speeding in this area. he tells me that most areas in south of market with ramps going on and off the highway have been flagged for areas of traffic violence. we've been advocating to deploy >> you know what, what the circumstances are that would cause. >> we also spoke with says in a statement they are in the process of installing pedestrian bulb outs at this intersection as well as accessible pedestrian signals and adding new traffic signals and there have been proposed speed camera locations on the years in between 4th and 5th streets and several other nearby intersections to deter speeding in this neighborhood overall. additionally, there are automated red light cameras at 6 in folsom and 6 and brian street. there's going to be appearing. >> more people will get notice. >> the public safety should be high on officials list. and if there are improvements to be made at >> intersection, it should be. there shouldn't be young seeing their lights. >> sfpd says 66 year-old john wings on the tesla driver involved in the crash was arrested and cha

of the district. in terms of population, the population is sort of in the circle around the district pretty goes from sarasota county to the canadian border that is just southf montrÉal all the way to watertown which is the home. i spent a lot of time doing grassroots politics over 100,00k i drove. which that's a lot of drive time. that is a lot of hard work at getting around, going to local events with five or 10 people especially the beginning. drivetime. that is hard work ending around and going to school events with five-10 people especially at the beginning. >> what did you learn about you during the process? >> anyone profits and has the courage to step into the arena, i think you learn a tremendous amount about yourself. particularly early on in my campaign i was going along to events and i was introducing myself to strangers and that takes something in your gut and drive. and there are times when it is a bit easier. seeing how it pays off when you really put your all into something and you focus on customer service because a lot of what we do in customer service and we try to treat that like a business sense that it is customer service. we have to r

the dissolution of the south, santa clara county fire district that currently had served san martine and surrounding areas in a contract with cal fire. the santa clara county, local agency formation commission will now begin the process of merging these areas in 2 and with the santa clara county fire department. the transition is going to take time, but officials are assuring the community that in the meantime, fire protection will remain unchanged. contrary to reports, cal fire employees will not lose their jobs. they say as the organization can reassign the staff to other roles. to southern california. now where, again, that fight to contain the devastating wildfires continues in this morning. first responders are working on the front lines to try keep residents. >> and they're home safe. we have a look here at some of the aftermath of those deadly blazes. and you can see here this is the palisades fire which has burned nearly 24,000 acres. it is at this 0. 21 1% contained. that's up from the 19% containment yesterday. so they are making progress still, they have a ways to go. the e

warning for snow in parts of lancashire, cumbria and the lake district has been extended into monday morning, as more wintry showers are expected overnight. milder temperatures in the south20 flood warnings being issued. the fbi says a man who killed 1a people in new orleans on new year's day visited the city twice — in the months before the attack. investigators say shamsud—dinjabbar recorded videos of the area where he rammed a truck into crowds. the us army veteran, who'd pledged allegiance to the islamic state group, was killed in a shoot—out with police. fbi special agent for the new orleans office lyonel myrthil, gave this update on the findings so far. during that time using meta— glasses he recorded a video as he rode through the french quarter on a bicycle. this video shows jabbarr during that trip in october with his meta— glasses as we continue to learn more about that trip we ask anyone who may have seen or interacted with him to contact us. elon musk has called for nigel farage to be replaced as the leader of reform uk, just weeks after reports that the billionaire was considering donating millions of pounds to the party. a rift emerged between the two this