.— stanford bridge.ure, that mentality, and i really wanted to be a part of that group with the players and the staff and what the club stands for, i think it is amazing. there are so many players on this team with so much experience and a wad of young players that have been amazing as well so just really excited to begin with the group and learning, growing and just getting better there. a, and learning, growing and 'ust getting better there.�* and learning, growing and 'ust getting better there. a 1-0 win from chelsea _ getting better there. a 1-0 win from chelsea saw _ getting better there. a 1-0 win from chelsea saw them - getting better there. a 1-0 win from chelsea saw them go - getting better there. a 1-0 win | from chelsea saw them go clear of manchester city and now a distant 10 points away in third place. the chelsea manager knows how valuable the points are. ~ , . are. we started well in the name, are. we started well in the game. the _ are. we started well in the game, the first _ are. we sta

we knew they were going to come out strong here at stanford bridge, chelsea, and we were prepared for10—15 minutes, and i think we do that well. we get through it and then we grow into the game and i think we do a lot of things quite well today. want to be more clinical with our finishing in the final third, but overall, a very tight game, small margins. elsewhere in the wsl, manchester united moved to second place after a 3—0 win over brighton. it was a 95th—minute winner for substitute 0livia holt on her debut for tottenham that gave them victory over crystal palace. also wins for leicester city and west ham. to tennis now, and the top seed jannik sinner has retained his australian open singles title by beating alexander zverev in straight sets. it was a battle between the world number one and the world and world number two with sinner comfortably coming out on top in straight sets. zverev didn't get a single breakpoint in the match. sinner becomes the first italian man to win three grand slam singles trophies. sebastian extended for the monte carlo rally record. the eight time worl

bridge. >> to stanford university, i got reaction from both members of the pro palace and community, but also some jewish groups. >> this rally in 2023 in front of san francisco city hall was organized by local jewish organizations calling for the release of israeli hostages. a 3rd of the 100 hostages still held in gaza are believed to be dead. the ceasefire deal between hamas and israel comes 15 months after the attack on israel that killed more than 1000 people. jeremy russell, with the jewish community relations council bay area says the attack triggered more anti semitism that he's ever seen before. i know people who've been, you know, probably assaulted. >> with anti-semitic slurs, there's been this. >> nonstop of vandalism. jewish businesses have been vandalized. the cease-fire deal is scheduled to start sunday, according to qatar's prime minister. >> the first israeli hostages expected to be released, include the elderly, sick and injured, incredible relieve hostages will finally be able to come home to their families and that we're going to see a section in the conflict. there have be

stanford. and demonstrators took over bridges, leading to dozens of arrests.poke to both israeli and palestinian supporters about how they are reacting to the deal. >> reporter: local reaction to news of the cease-fire has been similar from palestinian and israeli supporters, where they view them with mixed emotions, feeling a sense of relief. for two groups that have agreed on almost nothing for more than a year, the response to the day's news left everyone feeling unsure of what they felt. >> caution, fear, relief, elation. and they are all in there, but that's number one. >> and we are heartbroken, relieved. this cease-fire is long overdue. >> reporter: the latest flare up began, of course, on october 7 of 2023, with the coordinated surprise attack on israeli citizens. and the violence, murder, kidnappings, led many to believe it was meant to force israel into a massive response. it was something tyler gregory of the jewish community resource center foresaw as he would address the jewish audience in san francisco the following day. >> and while the first pr

happening for months in the bay area, calling for a cease-fire from the golden gate bridge to the campus at stanford university. everyone i spoke with today's happy that a deal has been reached but cautiously optimistic. this rally in 2023 in front of san francisco city hall was organized by local jewish organizations calling for the release of israeli hostages. a 3rd of the 100 hostages still held in gaza are believed to be dead. > the ceasefire deal between hamas and israel comes 15 months after the attack on israel that killed more than 10a0 people. jeremy russell, with the jewish community relations council bay area says the attack triggered more anti semitism that he's ever seen before. it's been a 15 month nightmare. >> for for the jewish community in the barry worldwide. and of course, in israel since october, 7th, since those attacks place october 7th, the cease-fire deal is scheduled to start sunday, according to qatar's prime minister. the first israeli hostages expected to be released, include the elderly, sick and injured, incredible relieve hostages will finally be able to come home to

happening for months in the bay area, calling for a cease-fire from the golden gate bridge to the campus at stanford university. everyone i spoke with today is happy that a deal has been reached but cautiously optimistic. the first rally i went to in 2023 in front of san francisco city hall was organized by local jewish organizations calling for the release of israeli hostages. then a 3rd of the 100 hostages still held in gaza are believed to be dead. there have been multiple pro-palestine protest in the bay area calling for a bay area calling for a cease-fire in gaza and for the israeli military, the war there has killed more than 46,000 palestinians in gaza. according to health authorities, there, the ceasefire deal will stop the fighting for at least 6 weeks allowing humanitarian aid to go into gaza and the release of the remaining hostages being held by hamas. i spoke with representatives from the jewish community relations council as well as the arab resource organizing center in the bay area. both are relieved to hear that a deal has been reached. but every survey shuns about how successfully

stanford daily. appreciate it. appreciate it. thank you. let's take you outside now. on this wednesday, a live look at the bay bridge. it is beautiful, warm during the day and chilly right now. jeff is going to return with our forecast as we inch toward the crazy. excuse me. crews and taffy. with the salinas fire department providing some much needed mental health support. that's prince harry, left side of your screen there. paying a visit to the disaster zones. the salinas fire department, emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration in the face of these challenges. and it just seems like these challenges continue with this third wildfire now near magic mountain. jeff returns with us with the forecast and seeing those dogs, you know, if you're going through all that, it's just going to be that extra thing you need to just maybe get you through at least that very second. now, back here across the bay area, we did have some very mild temperatures. san jose at 70, well above the average of 60, also well above the average of 58, in santa rosa at 67. let me get you more details on that microclimate forecast