in san jose, at least we do have a sunny start. you can head out to the farmers market, you can get an outdoor lunch, and also run some errands before the rain comes in. it should arrive around 4:00 to 6:00 this evening. and looking at the timing for the rest of the bay area, it does start out in the north bay a little bit earlier with spotty showers that will become more widespread, and heavier, as we approach the evening commute. that will be moving into san francisco, down the peninsula, into parts of the east bay. the rest of the bay area seeing much of the rain later on tonight, and just off and on throughout the day tomorrow. there's really a pretty dry period if you do have some outdoor plans. i can't tell you at 3:00 it's going to be dry. it will be hit or miss throughout the day on saturday. and then we should see a break on sunday afternoon. so during this time in total we're looking at about 3/4 of an inch of rain for san jose, but it could be a lot higher as you head up the hills and into parts of the north bay, as well

>> it started out as a very thin rally.ave paused for the better part of the last few weeks. and what has taken the leadership in a way has been the deep cyclical. industrials, materials, energy and financials. that coincided with a sharp lift in commodity prices, industrial metals and the energy sector as well. likely put in our notes that we publish this morning, that seems suspicious in terms of the timing. if you look at the shape of the treasury curve, we are able to have comparative the analysis of the u.s. manufacturing cycle. going back to the 1960s at the five-year curve. and more than 100 basis points. history suggests it will be hard for manufacturing cycles. a substantial one anyway, to play out from here. it is really what those deep cyclicals need to continue to rally from here. like i said, the broadening of the rally from a technical perspective. if you are looking at market breath, that is what the bulls want to see. >> those that tried to make calls based on history, they have had them run over by a herd o

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as the winds are starting to whip up the pollen count starts to increase too. this starts today heading into in next couple of days in the high category too. lots to talk about in the next couple of days. yes we have sunshine in the forecast for us and yes it's going to be beautiful out there. it's going to be a breezy one too. take it slow and with the claritin ready to go if you have allergies like me. g? >>> dry which is good. because man what a difference a day makes right? look at this. live look here at 880 both directions, moving along well. no delays as you head near the coliseum traffic is pretty light and right now that's our headline. nice travel conditions for most of our bay area freeways with the exception of the altamont pass and we have reports of a new crash near grant line. so traffic is a little slow already for supercommuters heads-up watch right now. down to about 24 miles per hour connecting off of 205 getting on to 580 and then again there's a crash there and it could be blocking at least one lane near grant line. >>> developing news on t

we started to see that concept of medics starting to become a real thing. right. it's like pain control and fluid replacement things that we very much do today with our trauma patients. but initially and started to see are examples of that in world war two. right and then also this concept now delayed evacuation of patients but we just been talking about getting from a to b as quickly as possible. right. but why are we now suddenly saying maybe we've got to slow a little bit? what do we think? which again, is a concept we still see stay true today, right? we don't just always just pick someone up. just go to the hospital as fast as possible. there's a few things that we do. why do we take few of those extra minutes? what do we think of fumbling out side of the road? i got stabbed. what am i actively doing? what's going to me? bleeding and bleeding out, right? how do you save my life? trying to. yeah. some kind of bleeding, control, bleeding. stop edge thing. now, let's say if you're goal was just i got to take this person from a to b and do nothing else. i just go

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at the start, as we see, is the wta. the planet , belarusian one sabalenka, by more than two c5 points. the uminsk resident will have the opportunity to recoup this handicap this week, tomorrow in miami a 1.00 category tournament with a total prize fund of more than 8 5 million dollars starts. usa, yafan wang, china. the third number in the country , alexander sosnovich, is currently in skomkona. as a result, the girl left the first hundred of the rating. now she has 102 position. on the eve of the pine tree she sheathed her racket at the start of the qualifying tournament in miami, the belarusian unexpectedly entered the serbian representative aleksandra krunic, who is in the seventh hundred of the tab 16-67. as for men, the first racket of the world is still the serbian novak djokovic, the best of the belarusians, ilya ivashka is on the 217th line. the minsk resident dropped 14 positions. and that’s all for now, even more news in the initial issue. nowadays there is a huge information flow, which often has, frankly spe

we start this hour with events in the middle—east.than a hundred people are reported to have been killed in gaza as they tried to reach a convoy carrying food aid. crowds of people had gathered to get close to the lorries: israel's military told the bbc tonight that it killed a handful of people they believed were a threat — a palestinian witness told the bbc that most of those who died were run over as the aid convoy moved away. in the last hour, the un security council has been meeting behind closed doors to discuss the situation. it comes on the day that the hamas government says more than 30,000 people have been killed in the territory since this conflict began in october. our special correspondent fergal keane reports from jerusalem the hunger created by war made this tragedy. that is a fundamental fact of what happened today. the dead and wounded were starving people, simply hoping to feed their families. translation: | am| one of the wounded. i was on al—rashid street. we were there all day in order to get food for our children

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let's start with the fans first. many never made it into the coliseum, protesting the planned move to vegas for the a's. many simply staying in the parking lot there for what they are calling an opening day tailgate boycott. >> it's a last plea for them to stay and they're having publications with the building over in las vegas. >> why would i spend my money inside? why would i spend my passion inside if they're trying to leave here? >> we should probably quickly mention, cleveland dismantled the young a's team, winning an 8-0 shutout. as for the history, after the game the headset and other items used by the new announcer, jenny cavnar, were sent straight to baseball's hall of fame, the first primary play-by-play announcer, female, in mlb history. >>> time to check in with the friday forecast. it's going to be a windy day as we get closer for the weekend, and some rain, too. >> there is a wind advisory that's going to be in effect starting at 11:00 today until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, mainly for the coast and hills. mete

she started the fight first.d on social networks, she said that now they would bring me a girl, well, anna’s daughter. is christina your friend? yes, i said, i also want to talk to her, as if we had agreed to meet a long time ago, well, to solve problems, that she threatened my child, how to discuss all this, i say , there is an opportunity to bring her to me, i will also talk to her, that’s it, they... gave yes, in the end they brought her to me, then i started talking to her, she was the first to climb into a fight and i kind of started to fight her off, then, what does that mean , she got into a fight, she kicked you, hit you, pushed you, what did she do, what did she do specifically , she pushed me, she saw that you were pregnant, she knew about it for a long time already, she pushed, you fell, no, i didn’t fall, what happened next, i started to let go of my hands, i kind of already well, i managed to fight back and... i already started to beat, well, let my hands go, it’s like, well, i started swinging at me

we need to start and now we need to start yesterday. we need to increase the access to gus coming an opening of more crossings into gauze so we can continue to service the population and then know are already in the highest category of, of, of, of starvation and hunger from the south. and we need to start serving them from the know and more importantly, we need a sustained c, sorry, certainly with assist agencies, 5 at 80 or other required conferences, can get it. and, but also the commercial sector can start opening up again and bringing in the supplementary materials that people really needed to meet the basics of life. and also, you know, we've seen of a trickle more 8 as you know, reach northern gauze or recently, and you said what currently cannot reach palestinians in northern guys? it's been the case for a while now. so recently we seem to convoys of trucks make it to the north. we've seen one boat delivery and we've seen some air drops. and so some of our viewers might think, well, this is good news in the sense that it's the st

the pre-sale starts today. you do have to sign up on gaga's website first by 12 p.m, and then the tickets go on sale saturday. >> we're just nine days away from the release of beyonce's next album, and she's releasing new details. beyonce says she's been working on act two cowboy carter for five years. she says that she didn't feel welcome in the country music community in the past, and that actually helped spur the album's creation. in an instagram post, beyonce said, quote, this isn't a country album, it's a beyonce album, explaining in part, quote, my hope is that years from now, the mention of an artist's race as it relates to releasing genres of music will be irrelevant. beyonce also says to expect surprises and collaborations with brilliant artists. she respects, and she says she's honored to be the first black woman to achieve number one on the hot country songs chart. cowboy carter comes out march 29th. >> that's good, i was watching an interview yesterday, the chicks were on the howard stern show talki

they started tracking. this is the first last year was the first year. >> that there. >> pedestrian fatalities is the lowest. >> johnny maderas is with walk sf the organization has pushed for measures to reduce pedestrian fatalities. following the death of the four-year-old, they held rallies to draw attention to how speed can kill people's neighborhoods that these cameras even going to be. and to really tell drivers that know you're in a neighborhood. it's not a case being. the program is expected to go online by this time next year. warning notices will be sent in the first 2 months of operations for those offenders. speeding 11 miles over the limit then finds will be sent to those speeding vehicles. we would be very happy if this program earned no revenue. >> what we're trying to do is change behavior to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. an east oakland nonprofit shut down its services after an out of control driver crashed their car into the organization's building and the damage >> is likely to cost thousan

as we will see the pooling data start to filter through the index we can start to see the broader index behave the way we would like. real quick, on the pce. there is this thought that year-over-year the numbers are still high. if we are looking at monthly print on the six-month basis for the pce deflator, that was around 2.3%. not that far off the fed target. our expectation is that we will start to see those lower numbers show up in the year of your numbers as well. sonali: how are you looking at the inflation data? even if you have positive data there is a worry about re-acceleration of inflation. does next week's print give you more certainty, not just for june, but potentially that second rate? >> i think very important data for the markets, especially given the strength in the january print. to marta's excellent points the shelter component will be important in the wedge between the rent and the owners equivalent rent, and if that continues to move in different directions that is something i will be looking at. the other thing is the super court measure. this is something we've al

england will once again start _ with results. england will once again start the _ with results. nations as favourites as they chase a six consecutive title, and for one player in particular their opening family to italy next weekend will be very special, as captain molly packer is in line to make your 100 professional cap. it is packer is in line to make your 100 professional cap.— professional cap. it is a bit crazy. i think of the — professional cap. it is a bit crazy. i think of the players _ professional cap. it is a bit crazy. i think of the players before - professional cap. it is a bit crazy. i think of the players before me i i think of the players before me that have got 100 caps, and i am just like, wow! it is pretty amazing. just like, wow! it is pretty amazing-— just like, wow! it is pretty amazinu. , just like, wow! it is pretty amazin.. , ,, amazing. molly packer there speaking to jo currie. that is it from sportsday. thank you very much for watching. bye—bye. hello, thanks forjoining me. it's been quite a cloudy day across most of the uk today, some rain too, but

as they start scratching those itches we retreat from the real world and start becoming dependent on fill our psychological needs. a healthy gamer is someone who has a full life that's worth living and then plays game for fun and no other reason. >> what are some tips you have for parents to be able to decipher who their kids are playing games and going into online chat rooms or different spaces where they're gaming with others in a healthy waiver us is this is crossing a line into addiction. >> yes, absolutely the most important thing to look at in addiction psych try we look for impairment dysfunction. are they interfering with your child's academic work, professional work, socialization, physical health, mental health, are they withdrawn, moody, kind of all they're thinking about all the time. >> what can parents do to hp them break the addiction if you're noticing those signs? >> the challenge is that standard parenting techniques don't work because games will transform your child's brain and their mind. that's what we do in the book is lay out a step by step process that involve

to your point, what happens if these things start to move higher, where do you start to trade down fromom the dollar stores and from a mcdonald's and from some of these other places? >> i'm glad that you mentioned sort of the loyalty programs, because i feel like the fast casual, fast food restaurants, they are doing things differently. before, they would cut price, the dollar menu, and that would solve the problem in a way in terms of getting traffic in, but now they are more particular in how they attract the consumer. they want them to order on the app and give you a discount. >> they are more surgical. they are better in control of their consumer, and cmg is certainly -- they were one of the first ones i realize they are very different than domino's, but the loyalty dynamics are the same thing we're hearing over and over again and i guess, you know, what's a bit ironic, as we talk about higher wages for especially, you know, the minimum wage, isn't this the same group of people that should be doing better and eating out more often and it's a little bit reverse so, i think you had a

the storm is starting to ramp up. we will continue to watch all of this yellow showing moderate to heavy rain slowly move off into the east. let's take a look at what that is showing us. as that happens, thunderstorm activity as possible from the coast all the way off into our inland areas with heavy rain at times, the potential for hail and thunder and lightning as well. this storm will continue to move into the east all the way until our commute time home around 5:00. we will see unsettled weather backing it up. into the evening, you will need that umbrella because we are seeing on and off showers lingering overnight tonight, early morning hours tomorrow in this same storm is the one that will be impacting southern california right around the corner for easter sunday. >>> stay with us for a first alert weather updates on this storm. you can find us on air, online at www.kpix.com and streaming on the free cbs news app . >>> other stories we are following today. sunnyvale police have released new video of the moment a

we start with the russian presidential election, as official results are starting to come in.

waving with a crowbar. hit me right here, my mother ran up from behind and started screaming, startedmy father, sent him to the hospital, almost killed him, the neighbor was charged. after that, he collected all the snow from two plots of 12 acres each and loaded it into the front garden, into a cesspool, after which i came, as if to my parents , i live nearby, they complained that they couldn’t go to the bath, they couldn’t even go to the toilet... outside, that is, we have cold winters in the urals, and you decided to help your parents my parents asked me to clean it, i said, okay , i’ll ask my friends, we’ll come and clean it this weekend, that is, back and forth, while i was picking up my comrades , that is, as if while i was driving, my father calls me first, he says, here they started the tractor again, they bury me, my mother calls me, my son, they’re killing me, i’m here and there when i i drive up to this place, i see this picture of how a tractor picks up my mother with a bucket of snow and throws it along with the snow over a snowdrift, well... my reaction, i take it with m

i'll start with my assistant coaches. so that's pretty consistent with us. and then the girls themselves, man, they they put in the work, you know, you ask of them, you ask of them. and they gave it. they worked, so i'm a proud coach. absolutely. >> yeah. and it all worked out. but but going into that championship game, i mean, you know, it feels like a sort of a daunting task in front of you. you're facing this number one seed. how did you as a coach, get them prepared mentallyc to get over get over that, that hump there, this this number one team that it feels like, you know, it's hard. it's going toc be hard to beat them. >> we didngt look at it thatc way. yeah. they never knewúthey were the 13th seed i never facte were the 13th seed, from the start. you know, it was something that we set out as a do their job. right. soc it wase next game, you know, we're going to win this, and then we have the next game andúthen we're going to win this. and then it was like we're at the door. so now we got to finish the job right. an

and that's when people start getting what's big in the cruise industry right now. >> and you'll start seeing cruise boats. i'm outside the market arrow here. crew season starts on march. 29th strong post covid 13.6 billion in revenue last year. what we need to know about 43% of americans are going to be on cruises. 43% of crews, people, people on cruises are american. 32% are family. 45% are first timers. i grew up and i love the boat. in late 1980's because unlike 10th graders pretty girls on the show, revenge travels. kind of pushing will have 36 million passengers this year. so new locations. this sounds fun to south africa. there's a crews there where there's volcanoes and rainforest. i know there's will cain as you can go on a cruise through. sounds pretty cool. yeah, i'm. >> i'm not a huge cruiser, but i did want to alaska because again, i think if you look at areas that are a little more difficult to get to >> by flying and, you know, traveling cruises are easier. so alaska was that for me. i might try that south africa >> last is going actually they've got 30,000 grizzly will

for example, the library of congress started in this building. they started buying books. congress here in philadelphia wasn't the library of congress as we know it today, but it does begin here. but a lot of the things that went to washington, dc are burned. when washington is burned, the war of 1812. we lose a lot of those early things. so so that's that's one of the challenges with a building like this is you don't necessarily have all things but you try to make do the best can to to give people that sense they come in to see them of what it looked like when men like james madison, young andrew jackson were sitting in this room as members of the house of representatives. well, they were in the chamber here at congress hall in, philadelphia, the room, as you can see, is quite a bit more grand than the house of representatives would have been. there's there's a couple of reasons for that our roots as a nation go back to when we were british. of course, british have a parliament with houses, an upper house, the house of lords, the lower house, the house commons. and there'

, there are several sections, they are starting to put on performances, they are starting discussionsthey are holding creative... evenings dedicated to repressed artists, and for a moment they are stus and symonenko, bright and all, i.e. the whole whole, this is a whole group of people , you already mentioned the stained glass window, you handed over the stained glass window called mother shevchenko, please tell me what kind of story it was, because the loss of it, that is, the tragedy of fate, it repeats itself all the time somehow , because she is a woman... her work was not theatrical incarnated, so it was all destroyed, that's one thing, and now the stained glass window, what kind of stained glass window is it, what kind of story is it? the story is quite well-known, moreover, i would say that they know about gurska, mostly thanks to this dramatic event, it generally reveals the image of shevchenko, and by this time, until the 60s, he had already experienced many waves. sacralization, desacralization, that is, shevchenko was different, very different, and not bronze, yes, but hung

and now we're starting to make our way downhill.see all the snow. >> you can hear relief in her voice. >> she's like i'm going home. yay. >> does she have pets? that would be a little bit problematic especially if you yes, sir, with chopper. >> i would have -- easily taken care of her pets if she got stuck up there a bit longer and i'm sure she would do the same for me too. but you know what's crazy, the roads even though they are starting to clear up, still notthe time you want to head up there and pack it all in. you know ski trips can wait until later this weekend. yes the snow is starting to kind of taper off but they're actually seeing a little bit more north of i-80 currently. and that system could sweep to the south. so just give them some time before you start thinking your next trip up there. back here in the bay area we're waking up to some light rain in the forecast for us along the peninsula. and along the golden gate bridge and all the way up into marin county as we wake up this morning and head out the door. mostly alo

so just to start off. i'm going to give an overview of the work that was completed, approved during fiscal year 2023, um, for design and for commissioning. and of course, the work that was completed and installed. so just to start off with a summary of the art expenditures for that year, you can see this is the direct public art investments as well as the direct collection investments to an equal to a program invest in including staff, um, staff, expenses of just over 6 million. and you can see that the largest expense line items are artwork, design and fabrication, which is the artist contracts the purchases, loans and fabrication as well as the art handling and site costs, and this has been consistent with the figures that we see in past years. next uh, this is a list of new commissions and purchases that were approved that fiscal year 2023. you can see, um, our art on market street poster series is of note are the 11 commissions for the south 49 south venice video wall. um, so really pleased to be able

there are already start—ups working in this space.erapeutics is currently trialling its menopause delay drug in animals, this being an engineered form of the anti—mullerian hormone, which plays a crucial role in regulating reproductive potential. what oviva is developing is a therapeutic that essentially can be used to extend the ovarian reserve or the number of eggs that we have at any given point in time, and using this as a means to extend ovarian function. now, what's interesting about this is, mechanistically, this is something you could take at any given point in your life, and it would essentially be working as an anti—ageing contraceptive. and this therapeutic is something that you could start taking once you're in your 40s. whether you're finished having your family, or perhaps you don't want children, it would be easily used at a later date, closer to when you might enter menopause, as a means to really stave that off. health risks vary pre— and post—menopause. exposing the body to hormones for longer can be associated with

we started to move things forward in a precise and coherent way. today, which is our first day of work, according to all the offices , we started our day today with strength, god willing, yes , we will be full of energy in the service . we really missed work and our clients. a double motivation for us with a very high spirit , it was good to show up at work whether you are busy or not. the routine of other days we did our work and answered our lord rojhan , everyone was very patient and in a good mood, and thank god, with a smile and a good welcome , the banks' activities also started today . it is the first day of work that all offices and banks start working. our colleagues came today and are ready to serve the people. the services we provide should be services that satisfy the customers . now, after a few days of rest, the businessmen have started their businesses. god bless the businessmen. most of the time , the market has started today, hoping to god yes, we have come. may god bless you, sir. i will go to my market. it has become more crowded

and we decided to start, starting from modernization , construction, implementation of technologies ,l happen, some didn’t sow there, some didn’t i applied fertilizers for various reasons, there the tractor broke down, and there, and there, well, i didn’t apply it and didn’t apply it, well, we never applied it, why, so all these things are systemic and this ship doesn’t turn around quickly, but... having tried everything and having decided that we first create a raw materials zone for the agro-industrial complex, we get grain, we get milk, meat, and then it’s clear, and in parallel we develop new alternative, some kind of production practices at processing plants, and strategies for implementation, there is a russian market, chinese, african and so on and so forth. here we are now, well, not at the very beginning, but now we are forming a basis and the results seem to be... despite the poor harvest, despite the critically low volume of grain collected, the critically small volume of feed prepared, we are still working with technology, we look and we see that even in january-february,

seen a lot of traffic starting to die lot of traffic starting to die down just ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >> we're back 9.44. is the time in this winter was apparently the warmest on record for the u.s. according to the national oceanographic and atmospheric administration records dating back to the late 18. 100's is what we're talking about. in fact, winter has become the fastest warming season for nearly 75% of the country. december was a full 7 degrees above average, aside from a brutal cold spell in january. high temperatures continue through the season. february finished as the 3rd warmest on record. well, the late winter storms across the state are actually expected to lead to a milder and milder than normal wildfire season. scientists say things could change by july, but for now, anyway, the national interagency fire center predicts that below normal fire activity can be expected from may through june. r

all the rain starting to come down, particularly in the north bay where things got started. and you can see now some of the heavier showers in and around santa rosa, where you see those oranges and yellows. that means that's coming down at a pretty good clip. still pretty light, as you can see in parts of the peninsula and the east bay. but notice we're starting to see the cells that are picking up speed here, picking up intensity. so if you are headed out this afternoon or this evening, make sure they are ready for this because the roads are certainly going to be slick. all of it courtesy of our low pressure system sitting right off the coast. here's the second thing the wind is kicking a parade along with the rain. we've got that southerly flow very much pronounced the direction of the wind from the south right now. tomorrow we'll see it. shift to the west will take you hour by hour through the evening here. and you can see again that some of these are going to be quite to step. the cells could have thunderstorm potential in them. so please be careful. this is about 10 o'c

starting this evening around 5:00 p.m.re actually under a wind advisory as we can see wind gusts anywhere up to around 50 miles per hour at times up impacting our northern bay areas or northern bay area residents and of course all throughout the east bay too. now we're going to see the partly cloudy skies in the forecast for us this morning. but heading into this afternoon, that's going to continue to sweep to the south and we're left with clear skies starting around 3:00. lasting into the evening hours tonight. early morning hours tomorrow. and that's setting us up for a very dry break right around the corner and now our friend up in the sierra, they're under a high wind warning and you can see that in the red right there. but back here in the bay, and all throughout the sacramento valley, the rest of us are under a wind advisory like i mentioned gusts anywhere up to around 50 miles per hour expected. so downed tree and power outages are possible but i want to show you something else that's going on too. as that system mo

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let's get you started in mountain view, where we start with sunshine in the low 50s and eventually we'llouds coming in and rain in time for dinner. it will be in the low 60s, but it will still for the most part, be a nice day. the north bay sees the rain a lot earlier and we'll have cooler temperatures and off and on showers through tonight into the weekend. i'll be tracking that. >>> mike, you're saying that the friday commute is now showing up. >> it's showing itself. this is the richmond bridge heading toward the north bay. things are picking up on the speed sensors and we see slowing westbound 580. that's pretty standard. highway 37, highway 4, and the bay bridge, also. the lights are on at the bay bridge, we don't see the backup. in the north bay, we see a blotch of maybe some fog or mist. kari talks about the timing later on. we do have a new crash in the east bay, actually two new crashes. it looks like one is in the sunol area for 680, another near the dumbarton bridge for 880. i'll check on those. >> thanks, mike. >>> new this morning, b.a.r.t. is installing another set of those

abc7 news starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> rain coming down hardat the macarthur maze in oakland. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. we begin with weather this afternoon

patrick's day, nice to start the work week.lly hard to go to work monday with those beautiful temperatures and officially spring on tuesday. >> you offered to take care of next week. that is very nice of you. focus on enjoying this week. >> in terms of the rain, we have so much now we are probably out of the drought? >> definitely. the snowpack is looking good so this is just beneficial rain to ramp up the green. >> thank you very much. >>> your next trip to target could lo dierent. why you might have to skip self checkout tomorrow. >>> a quick reminder, you can now access nbc bay area news now access nbc bay area news whenev you want, we er my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred vision, so it's hard to see fine details, colors that appear dull or washed out, or trouble with low light that makes

it all starts with a chevy truck.vy silverado with the turbomax engine and best-in-class standard torque. and the chevy silverado hd with up to 14 available camera views. do more in a chevy truck, get yours now. get $5000 total value on silverado ltz & high country models when you trade in an eligible vehicle. or during chevy truck season, get as low as 0.9% financing on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. chevrolet. together let's drive. >> 7.29 right now and we're looking at a gorgeous monday morning. we starting off nice and drive good, john, in the weather center with how the rest of the week is going to playout. good morning, john. yeah. looking like a week that's going to bring some variety. some changes for us particular wednesday afternoon into thursday, neither round of showers and even more rainfall into friday and early saturday. that just means enjoy or dry days. and today is one of those a little bit of cloud cover this morning seen above san jose. but no chance of rainfall for your monday. and we even see s

that starts at 9:00 tonight. expect it to reopen on monday morning. >>> a new tool to keep streets safe in san francisco. good afternoon. i'm ryan yamamoto. 33 new speed cameras will go up next year at some of the city's most high risk areas. sf mta announced they plan to install these new speed cameras. here is a map at some of the locations. they include areas in north beach, vanness and soma. officials say the karma will help curb speeding, traffic crashes, injuries and deaths. drivers will get a ticket but it is unclear how much the pines will cost. the camera is part of a statewide safety pilot program. oakland and san jose will install speed cameras. >>> a new crackdown at civic center's plaza. you might see a family or a group of skaters strolling through but a night, police say it is a much different story. police gave us this video showing what illegal vendors are hawking at the plaza, everything from sulfone cases, baseball cards to bags of candy and nasal spray. officers are working with public works a

where to start?r united, many people's underdogs, started brighter and went ahead through scott mctominay from close range early on. they might have added to the lead, but instead liverpool turned it around before the break. goals from alexis mac allister, a deflected strike, and mo salah made it 2—1 liverpool at half—time. it stayed that way until the final minutes, when antony squeezed in an equaliser for united. into extra time, we were just getting started. harvey elliott made it 3—2 liverpool, another deflected strike. marcus rashford brought united back into it, 3—3, and we were waiting for penalties when with almost the final attack, amad diallo squeezed in the winner. 4-3. he was actually sent off in the celebrations, but that was a footnote as united's hopes of silverware this season live on, they face coventry city of the championship in the semifinal. after what happened here, they will feel in the fa cup this might be their year. joy for united, but disappointment for liverpool. let's hea

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