this is stasi, she a little camera shy. nina cardilo has ukrainian roots, she heard that you can shelter a cat in washington. from ukraine and turned to volunteers from the organization homeward trails animal rescue, that's how she met stasi, short for anastasia. in ukraine, the cat ended up in a shelter because her family was evacuated and could not take the animal with them. her story is just one of thousands. it breaks my heart that people in ukraine are forced not only to leave their homes, but also to lose them, their lives and the lives of their loved ones. at the same time, they are forced to refuse their pets, or leaving them behind because they just can't take them with them, so this is just my small way of reaching out and doing what i can. in the usa, stasi made friends with a dog and three teenage children and quickly won the love of the whole family, which gives her security, stability and comfort. she was someone's pet and we want to give her the best home, so i feel happy. that we can take care of her and rea

theresa stasi kron, 4 news. back to you guys. 06:00am. >> did a job granted. >> vicki wants to do a dine and dish on the doughnuts all 3 to 28 the so, yeah, let's make it out. but thank you to reason that that's coming up. >> oakland now joining a list various cities using license plate readers to crack down on crime. details on when they'll be rolled out. plus, an east bay high school left shaken after hate speech is spray painted on their parade floats. how police are handling that. and one on one with president biden and chinese president xi jing ping might happen in the bay area next month. we'll tell you next month. we'll tell you where after the break. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just

i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. theresa, thank you. new details tonight in the 2021 lake tahoe murder involving bay area native and former mlb player dan sarah >> who was arrested friday placer county court documents show back in june. the victims younger daughter filed a lawsuit against her older sister and one of the suspects in the case almost 5 months before these arrests were made. to reports. >> a june lawsuit revealing a legal battle between robert garry spore and wendy woods daughters adrian and aaron with younger daughter, adrienne, claiming her older sister erin and erin's husband danny serafini, were involved in her parents, death 5 months before sarah feeney was arrested. in a statement, adrian said, quote, my parents have been incredibly generous to daniel sarah phinney an errant spore throughout their marriage. despite being pressed for my opinion, i cannot comment on my sister's level of involvement at this time. spore inwood were both shot in the head back on saturday, june 5th, 2021 after a masked man wearing a hoodie,

kron four's theresa stasi join us live from marin county at mount temple. pius theresa. >> hi, ken and vicki, we're up here at mount time right with a fire station and it is remarkably beautiful up here. but it is also a reminder of the scenery behind me of how fragile it is. and that is why we all need to be careful with this fire weather watch. >> watch this kind of just, you know, watch out where we're seeing the conditions possible. a red flag warning would be you know, we're expecting those conditions are there in. >> don't bear injure with the national weather service says with high winds and gusts expected in the upper elevations stretching from the santa cruz mountains to the east bay and north bay. now's the time to practice caution. >> you know, really the biggest concern right now, our higher elevations above about 1000 feet or so. that's where the winds will be, the strongest and the humidity will be the driest. there is a slight that those winds could come down into the valleys. it's going to be a breezy day, no matter what. but, you know, we'r

they're in a stasis right now in the house of representatives.e anybody that can win. neil, back to you. >> neil: all right. thank you, my friend. chad pergram on that we'll see where that goes. meantime, the great rush to get out of israel and how that is sorting out. the latest after this. 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. it's covered by medicare for those who qualify. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system. icy hot. ice works fast. ♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. -oh, hi! -you're in a hurry. i'm off to america's best i heard what you said about not overpaying for glasses. two pairs and a free, quality eye exam starting at just $79.95? yes! the exam alone is worth... 59 bucks. which is great, because i hate getting overcharged. you have no idea. i mean, people deserve breaks, right? yeah, brakes...! [out of control] let's go save! can't stop won't stop!!! comin' in

sandra fell bridge toll plaza kron four's theresa stasi has more on the plan to get lanes up and running again. the fiery accident monday night towards the far right lane, known as lane 7 and seriously impacted the integrity of lanes 5, 6, according to caltrans, the chp is investigating the cause of the crash that killed the big rig driver. >> westbound traffic was shut down for hours that night. and now days later, repairs are still underway with no estimate on when 3 damage lanes will reopen. >> caltrans has made a priority reopen far right lanes are caught up in years. tell us that 40,000 vehicles use to westbound 85, 80 across richmond. sandra fell bridge every day. so is a major priority for the department to get those lanes back open, but obviously want to do it vince jacala is a caltrans spokesperson. he explains a large team continues to assess what it will take to safely rebuild the lanes >> if the department is looking at emergency directors order, so hopefully those lanes, we can get those back as soon as possible. but obviously that depends the department securing the funding

. >> aaron santa rosa, theresa stasi, a kron, 4 news. >> thank you, theresa. coming up, another bay area strike is looming now why employees with san francisco school district say they're ready to hit the picket lines. >> and california congressman kevin mccarthy voted out of a job house speaker. a closer look at the next steps finding look at the next steps finding his replaceme my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popc

theresa stasi, back to, you know, out. >> alright, quite a story there. thank you. to 2 recent now to a story of resiliency in san francisco. you know, well, many businesses around market street certainly union square have been closing their doors. one restaurant is celebrating more than a century and operation today. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> player. >> and to celebrate serving customers for more than a century. john's grill wanted to give back free those who lined up were treated with a free lunch with wine and they said they had good steak and seafood. know she the one that brought me out here what i like to stay in the herd. all like good reviews a full house inside and out founded in 19. 0, 8, john's grill is set to be the first downtown restaurant to open after the 19. 0, 6 quake. just good, good people.ngood atmosphere. everything. you it's served a place where countless political deals were made. the iconic restaurant now known for a gathering place. also for riders firefighters, police officers regular working people. it's 115 birthday celebration.

stasis redikultsev, dmitry shevelev, mikhail mirzayants and alexander stalmashevsky, lead.rded by the main weather station in moscow, vdnkh. and in st. petersburg the first frosts were recorded. at the same time, record warmth came to siberia. we’ll talk more about this with the leading specialist of the foba center, alina kotilevskaya. alina, hello, in the european part of russia, when will it get warmer? yes , you know, warming will begin already from... tomorrow, but for now in the westernmost regions, but gradually it will move deeper countries. due to heavy snowfall, motorists were driving this morning less than 200 km from moscow in the suborovsky district of the tula region. the weather station recorded a temporary snow cover of 1 cm high here, but there is clearly more snow in the footage. in the area of ​​yaroslavl uglich, precipitation turned to snow later, so the snow cover was not included in the snow statistics, so drivers managed to note the appearance of the city. small snowdrifts, i note that they did not last long, now at a temperature of +5, the snow has m

>> can force theresa stasi reports? i'm here in pleasant hill in front of joseph emerson's home. we are all trying to figure out exactly what happened to emerson. >> and what could be done to help him. i spoke with a commercial airline pilot and she shared with me. her thoughts, laura and sattler says that this case is very disturbing and unsettling. she says it is also rare because at the heart of a pilot's core belief is to protect passengers to make sure that they reach their destination safely. she says, although this case reinforces the need to have 2 capable pilots in the cockpit to manage situation, especially like this, she says it also brings into focus importance of diving further into pilot's mental health and making sure that if there is a need, they get proper help and support. >> as far future going forward and things that we can do to kind of look at and implement as i said, i would just say things that we need to better recognize and better support pilot mental health aspects. so i think what we're doing is working. we have very strict, very tight standards medica

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. >> here in the newsroom, theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> thank you, theresa, take a look at this. here's a look at the uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab earlier today. yep, it's snowing. the lab says it's expecting up to 3 inches of snow within the next few hours. opening day for tahoe ski resorts just around the corner. this after that, when a record breaking winter that we had last year, kron four's gayle ong here in the studio details on that. gale, people getting pumped up about ski season. yeah, hard to believe. we're already here, especially after. >> the ski season was deal was actually pushed back to the spring and even the summer for one. so we're seeing those light snow passing through the snowflakes in air today. not enough to ski just yet. resorts are excited and preparing for opening day. >> we're definitely starting to ramp up and having the here. we're planning on beginning snowmaking tonight. so those temperatures are actually getting low enough that we can start making zimmerman communications manager at heavenly mountain resort, getting ready for this year's

officials announced the arrest of several suspects tied to 2 cases and perhaps others force theresa stasi with the details for us as well as a message from law enforcement. >> the oakland police department announcing the arrest of 5 people recently for felony crimes, including carjacking, armed robbery and burglary. the first case back on october 7 pier on the 700 block of prospect avenue near ken one road. that's where a food delivery operator says that he was robbed by 2 suspects. >> the vehicle they were using was terms to be connected to a carjacked vehicle. both are also persons of interest in numerous other robbery investigations. just want to charge pending an for the rest is a number of those crimes. >> police say that they recovered this replica firearm during the arrest as well as stolen property. then on the same day, another armed robbery here on the 1600 block of macarthur boulevard near hardly avenue. >> with respect business. one suspect was killed in the waistband area while the other 2 suspects jumped over the counter. the access to customers and we will still money from

not even within germany. what happened and is happening, all the questions about the fact that the stasi criminal organization, this did not receive any legal confirmation, but nevertheless, a lot of people were left without pensions, without work, without prospects for the future, without prospects for their children, because these people, in principle , ended up with so-called wolf tickets , and how can this be explained now, what is this, that is, these people, who they were, that is , if it can be considered that the court... didn’t accept it, so we don’t consider these people to be nazis, well then answer the question, why then were 18 million former residents of the gdr immediately recognized as those people who are second -class citizens, who, because they participated in state organizations, here they are now this may or may not be possible, so this is an information war and nothing more, and now to my, i wanted to say, namesake alexander, alexander count lamsdorf, and ambassador. in russia, you know, this is an interesting story, in life it turns out that the biggest haters of t

theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> theresa, thank you. at the time of the attack, hundreds of people were attending an israeli music festival festival. goers say they heard rockets and then gaza militants fired on them and took hostages. we are learning a berkeley native is reported missing in israel on x state. senator scott wiener said, quote, this young man served in the army train to be a medic and was going to music festivals after completing his service. we are working to learn more about the same man. >> san francisco businessman, many you que dio of manatees in the mission is actually in israel. now he was there visiting family kron four's. kerman spoke with him earlier today about being in what is now a war zone. >> imagine a missile rains down from the sky to 18th in castro and billows up badlands. that is like imagine having to like go to bed at night. knowing that that's possible. and that's what people are living with year. san francisco businessman, manny, you qtl who owns man in the mission. >> is talking about what it's li

i'm theresa stasi.e at sfo where the vice president arrived from washington, d.c., with a special group of dignitaries, vice president kamala harris and second gentleman, douglas emhoff for agreed by u.s. senator alex padilla and his wife angela padilla, also in attendance, the new junior senator from california la funds, a butler butler fill the late senator feinstein's seat appointed this week by california governor gavin newsom. >> u.s. representative eric swalwell, maxine waters, jared huffman and former congresswoman jane harman traveled with the vice president town. >> as did adam schiff and barbara both representatives who announced their candidacy to fill feinstein's seat after she announced a few months ago that she planned not to run for reelection in 2020 for the vice president and her husband reportedly staying in the san francisco bay area before returning on friday, the washington, d.c., at sfo, theresa back to you in the studio. >> more than

the soviet leadership understood very well that to keep east germany, in addition to creating the stasisoviet troops, i.e.... then creating a dictatorship under the dictatorship, yes, the 53rd year of the event in germany, but in 54th the soviet union applies for joining nato, it was such a shrewd move, whatever the answer was beneficial to the soviet union, if it is accepted, it means that it starts internal activities to break up this block , in fact, whether to take primacy from it or break it up, and if it is refused, this gave it a reason to create its own block, which was in the end -finally done in the 55th year, you must subscribe to our youtube channel, because we notice that you watch the video, but are not our followers, be sure to comment what you think about this topic, could you then avoid here of these hungarian and czechoslovak events, and once very we my editor serhiy shenkarchuk talked about forces, about the number of troops. prepared the following explanation of how powerful the armed forces of both blocs were. sovetsky, will respond to any blow, these are lines from

that's going to come up on our reporter kron 4 news at 6 o'clock reporting live here mount tam theresa stasi. back to you. looking forward to that coming up later tonight, teresa. >> large is with us now to talk about fire danger and how things figure to shape up the next several days. laurent's guys, you this. we have seen an event like this so far this season. we've been fortunate so far. we've had a couple of weak weather systems come in. so that's brought some rain to the bay area. but when you get these kind of winds, well, it can make things very dangerous in a hurry. even if things have been a little bit wet, we haven't had that huge rain just yet. so out the door right now, we're not seeing anything set up just yet, but that is all going to change, especially as we get the weekend right now, got clear skies around the bay area and that the humidity that's going to be the big stories we get a lot of part of the weekend. the winds are going to start to dry things out by 9 o'clock in the evening. look at that. you see that northerly wind kicking in and all of a sudden you see the humidi

so we are in a period of stasis at the moment where nothing very powerful is happening.east of syria, which shows the situation is developing but not in the central way of an all—out attack by the israelis. way of an all-out attack by the israelis. �* , ., u, way of an all-out attack by the israelis. �* , ., . ., ., israelis. behind you we can hear the call to prayer- _ israelis. behind you we can hear the call to prayer. friday _ israelis. behind you we can hear the call to prayer. friday is _ israelis. behind you we can hear the call to prayer. friday is the - israelis. behind you we can hear the call to prayer. friday is the muslim | call to prayer. friday is the muslim day of rest traditionally, days where protests do flare and passions are ignited. early in the crisis, hezbollah called for a day of rage across the region and any sense that there have been any protests of any kind? a, there have been any protests of any kind? �* ., ., ., ., ., , kind? a huge amount of emotion, but my impression — kind? a huge amount of emotion, but my impression is _ kind? a huge amo

first theresa stasi is going to be hosting stories including the bay area's first all-women mariachilanca alvarado's decades of service to the south bay and the local college that's creating a safe space for undocumented students. kron four's hispanic heritage special airs thursday at 06:30pm. we'll be right at 06:30pm. we'll be right back after the break. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for

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i'm theresa stasi win for stephanie lynn. it is saturday october 28th. our top story this morning is the weather. it is a red flag warning in effect, which means increased fire danger. we have live team coverage for you this morning. the tiffany justice in the east bay where the warning is currently in effect. but first, we want to go to dave spahr and the weather center with more on the forecast. hi, dave theresa, good morning. and good morning, everybody. very dry air of selling across the bay. it looks like for the whole weekend. and yes, it will be windy along with all that to giving a little bit. the to all of these winds kind of an opposite situation we've had over the other couple weekends where we did have some rain try to play along with the game here, too. >> we're going to have moisture levels are going to drop those dew points in the teens or even single digits. looks like possible throughout the weekend. let's get a load of what we've got going on right now. and our current to view here. we have the wind advisory that's pretty much in place

ukraine big picture seems to be kind of stuck in this stasis at least for the while.ould argue, and some people actually do, that maybe that works for putin because, you know, ukraine kind of is there but now there is a danger that it's being forgotten because of what is happening in the middle east and that works for putin because he can kind of make similar arguments about, you know, air strikes and -- in a way justify the air strikes that he is making in ukraine. so i think what you also have to look at really quickly is the situation in the united states with political chaos in the congress. there is no question biden is asking for $61.4 billion more for ukraine and it can't get through because the united states doesn't have a speaker right now, and that is another complication. >> it certainly is a mess. jill dougherty, we appreciate the context. great to see you. thank you. >>> well, meanwhile, ukrainian special force right side launching raids on russia-occupied crimea. they're using unconventional methods in hopes of throwing moscow off its guard and in order

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hartford's theresa stasi o has that story. >> mommy, okay. and she said no, i can still hear them.hey're trying to break in the house. >> gabriel glick's men says for hours after the attack he could not reach his mother in israel 2 hours. >> told my wife. there's a good chance that she's no longer with us. >> the berkeley resident says he called around trying to find out any information about her. he said he didn't sleep at all, but then in the morning around 06:00am he got word she was alive and shared how she survived the brutal attack on her home. >> and she said some ice terrorists came in. they grab phone and no told him to stay in reinforced through. they closed the room close the door. she did not know what to do. >> and she. >> notice that they were pouring some flammable as or something outside that door. >> she saw. the worst may be fire. maybe, you know. and she was praying and said, please, m you know, she jumped out of the window with their pajamas in flip-flops and she's 81 years-old clicks. men says as she was running, she saw gunned down neighbors and homes burning.

what that means is the house remains and this stasis, this paralysis as the middle east as on fire and the house can't eve pass a resolution too say it stands by israel. steve scalise said that would behead bit of action if he was elected speaker. >> as i was watching all of thi unfold today there was an opportunity for the republican caucus to have a meeting together. there was an opportunity for them to vote in congress together as a unit that they would not leave unless they all agreed they would have the vote for speaker. that was voted down. that seemed like a pretty commo sense of rule. that would have prevented may b something like what happened with kevin mccarthy from happening again and having 15 votes. it seemed like a commonsense approach to me, why did it go down? >> that was a small deed democratic vote in the congress. it didn't have the votes to pass . it was generally thought that had they adopted that, that which helped out jim jordan. some people said they were changing roles at the last minute. that whoever wins in the conference, then goes to the floor. the problem

so consider a practice run our own theresa stasi went out, spoke with the earthquake experts about whythat alert. >> this alert popped up on thousands of bay area phones wednesday warning residents in earthquake was eminent. that federal are triggered by an early overestimation of the quakes. intensity from california's shea color, usgs. this is bell philae bozin with u.s.. geological survey is. >> a system that detects earthquakes right as beginning to and sends an alert to people that they're going to feel shaking. however, for many, the shaking never came. >> that earthquake shake alert did initially overestimated 19 a significant overestimation. usually that usually a little better than that. but for this particular event was about a alert is a joint project between usgs in berkeley's seismology lab with early warning. again, everything we're trying to things as quickly as possible. so the ideal response when you get an alert on your phone is to take action that pull it off. don't worry about where it is. if you have an alert on your know that you're within the area where we're est

out of six jobs in this country are directly related to a sector a subsector that is in a state of stasis a state of freeze. we have mortgage applications at multigenerational lows. people are not trans acting. sooner or later that starts to filter into construction jobs. charles: what about overall? the conversation still, you know, with inflation, you know, we already, lyn talked about earlier when we saw this inverted yield curve everyone thought the recession would have hit by now. officially it hasn't hit. do you think we're almost ready to make a transition back to a focus on recession? >> look, we've had in recent cycles a lag between the first inversion and as much as 30 months later. we have 24 hour news cycle. people have become very impatient. only started to with a 3.5% unemployment rate a few months ago. credit is tightening. fed hiked rates by 325 basis points. mortgage throws 99% of the people right out of the mix. these are recessionary conditions. i think this is almost a basis for 2024. charles: so the bond market, we've already had some sort of overtures from fed offici

but kron four's theresa stasi has more on the plan to eventually get all these lanes up and running.cident monday night towards the far right lane, known as lane 7 and seriously impacted the integrity of lanes 5, 6, according to caltrans, the chp is investigating the cause of the crash that killed the big rig driver. westbound traffic was shut down for hours that night. and now days later, repairs are still underway with no estimate on when 3 damage lanes will reopen. >> caltrans has made a priority reopen far right lanes are caught up in years. tell us that 40,000 vehicles use to westbound 85, 80 across richmond. sandra fell bridge every day. so it is a major priority for the department to get lanes back open, but obviously want to do it vince jacala is a caltrans spokesperson. he explains a large team continues to assess what it will take to safely rebuild the lanes >> if the department is looking at emergency directors order, so hopefully those lanes, we can get those back as soon as possible. but obviously that depends the department securing the funding and equipment and the per

the crawfords theresa stasi has more on the plan to get those lanes back up and running. >> the fieryident monday night towards the far right lane, known as lane 7 and seriously impacted the integrity of lanes 5, 6, according to caltrans, the chp is investigating the cause of the crash that killed the big rig driver. westbound traffic was shut down for hours that night. and now days later, repairs are still underway with no estimate on when 3 damage lanes will reopen. >> caltrans has made a priority reopen far right lanes are caught up in years. tell us that 40,000 vehicles use to westbound 85, 80 across richmond. sandra fell bridge every day. so it is a major priority for the department to get those lanes back open, but obviously want to do it vince jacala is a caltrans spokesperson. he explains a large team continues to assess what it will take to safely rebuild the lanes. >> partners looking at an emergency directors order. so hopefully those lanes. we can get those back as soon as possible. but obviously that depends the department's securing the funding and equipment and the pers

some think they told me it has to go that route to get a speak are but don't want to sit in the stasis and not doing anything. and underlying all of this is the crisis in the middle east. longer they don't vote, they cannot move a resolution to condemn hamas, or reload the iron dome, a bipartisan bill there, cost about $2 billion, and just looks bad on the global stage at a time of crisis to not have a speaker, john and sandra. >> sandra: if you see any lawmakers walking by, we are looking for fresh reaction to all of this. so, feel free to jump in. as far as what happens next, what can you tell the viewers, what are we looking for in the next few minutes, next few hours? >> the key here is whether or not somebody sends the signal they are going to go to the floor. the house is out until 3:00, nothing will happen until 3:00 eastern time. but 3:30, 4:00, force a floor vote, people would put in nomination, steve scalise, the democrats would put into nomination hakeem jeffries, the democrat from new york, maybe other people put in nomination. we heard some rattlings about former president

cropper's theresa stasi takes a look at the story. >> authorities say that they received a report ofsponsive woman on the side of the road here on mount pleasant road in east saint xavier, joseph grant county park on october 9th. they say evidence discovered at the scene prompted the santa clara sheriff's department's homicide unit to take over the case, although they would not elaborate on what type of evidence was collected at the scene. kron, 4 news has learned that the cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds. >> was says i'm not going to let my sister so this is caught. so a person is caught news to come forward or or somebody with news, please. it too. we just want answers. why? why would this somebody? take this person is right. >> this mother and daughter say that the homicide victim was jamie not bres. the 35 year-old mother from modesto had 5 children and she was last heard from in september. >> she was just very, very spunky person. >> that couldn't stay still. couldn't stay still here. and they're enjoyed life. just enjoying life. especially with her kids. she loved doi

a sign that you know, potentially were in reaching the new stasis .r bush you want to start. >> sure. yeah, it's a great question. you know, it, it's, it i saw the economist cover too. it was very provocative, i guess. i don't quite know what they mean by peak. you know, i and others have argued that the the growth miracle in china is over, we're not going back to eight or nine or 10% growth. and so from that perspective, we have entered a new era but china is still going to be around. i don't think the chinese economy is collapsing. i think there's many scenarios where the chinese economy could grow slower but still healthily at a 3, 4, 5% level for the next decade or more. so china will continue to be an important global economy. it will continue to be a major source of global economic growth. i think the imf is projecting that even with the slowdown in growth, china is still going to be about of total global growth and the us will continue to have significant business interests in china. and i think now as i say in my written testimony is a really

to do this to expose what she sees as a failure of far left policies in the city cropper's theresa stasi with the story. >> in a news release plastered on her official u.s. government homepage, the iowa republican senators slam san francisco claiming far left policies have incentivize crime. she adds she believes the courthouse on 7th street in san francisco named after former speaker nancy pelosi needs to be shut down, adding, quote, working out a department of health and human services building shouldn't be a risk to your health or life. but it is now due to former speaker pelosi and the other liberal politicians that have allowed criminal chaos to overtake the streets of san francisco, unquote. while this step may seem like a drastic measure and august, the assistant secretary to u.s., department of health and human services with the biden administration did advise workers to maximize tele work in light of the conditions at the courthouse. san francisco has seen a rise in drug use, especially with fentanyl related overdoses and deaths. the mayor has said it is her priority to address

do whatever they can to make sure that aid gets to those in need reporting in the newsroom, theresa stasi, back to just 8. >> teresa, thank you. escalating world conflicts like the israel hamas were can make some children feel overwhelmed. but doctors are encouraging parents to continue to talk to their kids about it. doctors at the cleveland clinics, children's department say limiting your child's exposure to graphic content on social media is important, but that might be challenging. so open communication is key. doctors recommend parents talk to their kids about what kinds of content they should avoid. it also talk to kids about taking social media breaks. parents should be mindful of what they watch in front of their children. in case they overhear something that is not appropriate or can become overwhelming. a live look outside here in san francis%o across the golden gate bridge looking out towards the north bay, seeing some breaks in those clouds right now and some blue sky trying to sneak in on this monday. >> we're going get the full forecast right now with kellogg's in for cuyler

if you're traveling this morning, you can see those right lanes still impacted cropper's theresa stasiatter of fact, has more on the plan to get all those lanes up and running again after that deadly accident. >> fiery accident monday night towards the far right is line 7 and seriously impacted the integrity of lanes 5, 6, according to caltrans, the chp is investigating the cause of the crash that killed the big rig driver. westbound traffic was shut down for hours that night. and now days later, repairs are still underway with no estimate on when 3 damage lanes will reopen. >> raltrans has made a priority reopen far right lanes are caught up in years. tell us that 40,000 vehicles use to westbound 85, 80 across richmond. sandra fell bridge every day. so it is a major priority for the department to get those lanes back open, but obviously want to do it vince jacala is a caltrans spokesperson. he explains a large team continues to assess what it will take to safely rebuild the lanes >> department is looking at emergency directors order. so hopefully those lanes. we can get those back as

. >> the biggest thing the third party has to do is prove that in this stasis they could actually doetter. >> yes or no, speaker this week? >> i don't know. >> we'll see. that's all for today. thank you for watching because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> breaking this morning, israel at war. prime minister benjamin netanyahu promises mighty vengeance as weekend fighting between israel and hamas leaves more than a thousand dead. we'll have a full report on the latest o

about the times as an institution that has kindn of n contributed to a sense of, you know, inertia or stasis or being difficult to, you know, turn on a dime? essentially it comes across, i guess, reading your book that you can almost compare it to a big ship. it can't be done -- a prominent role both in the journalism role and in society. and yeah, obviously, with a very big ship, that doesn't necessarily have have an adroit turningou circle. sdo you think there is somethig about the times as an institution that has, you know, contributed to that dynamic rather than just -- [inaudible] people in charge? >> guest: i do. i might even use the phrase a very -- t inertia. it's very slow and very hard to turn around. part of it is also itself regard, and i'm not putting it down, it's just what it is, right? it views it as sort of this concern or did, not so much anymore, the arbiter of society, the arbiter of journalistic norms, of societal norms and, as you know, the sort of dna of a newspaper is you want to break the story first, you know, whatever it is the, right? butbu i think abe was comfort

stasis in the liver. you’ll need something - to figure out who woke up, go to dad, whoever sleeps during the day grows up big and healthy, but where is mom? mom went to the grocery store to make us the promised apple pie, tell them to leave, they will leave soon, honey, i'm raya, how are you? afraid of doctors? no, she probably understands too much and is afraid of why the doctors come, daughter, maybe you can show your aunt your toys, and i’ll talk to my uncle and come to you, okay, i can ask you to sit with her for a couple of minutes, our mother is in i went to the store, i thought she would sleep, of course, give me a pen, thank you, i’ll make one ampoule, it will last for several hours, but if i made two at once, the effect could last at least until the night, two is not possible, side effects may appear, respiratory arrest death, besides for morphine, strict reporting, and two ampoules per patient, a violation of the rules, well, you see, you know everything perfectly well, no need to explain, oh, h

that older people have on policy, on politics, on the way the system operates, that's a recipe for stasis, isn't it? well, it's a recipe for intergenerational conflict. so what i discussed is in the book, what's important, i think, is to look for opportunities so that to create opportunities for that generation to collaborate with one another. that's why i am in favor of generations going to school together, generation working together, because i'm hoping that i interaction will help us, you know, minimize those intergenerational conflicts which are very, very clear us like who's going to pay for all of those pensions? who's going to pay for all of that health care? well, it's going to be younger workers. this could create a huge problem, intergenerational problem. and we need to act now on that as opposed to wait until we have a big political fight between the two groups. well, every four years, a president campaign, if somebody is willing to to dip their toe in the water and say, look this problem with the way social security is set up, but don't worry, old people, we're going to put th

well, practically all the residents of the gdr asked him, listen, this is what would happen if the stasiterribly naive point of view, you’re for you don’t see any problems with yourself, but they will definitely find them in these materials, because it will all be used against you, therefore, in order for nothing to be used against you, there is no need for it to be collected, this is his quote, that’s all, that is , they are collecting everything, they don’t want to say, oh, let ’s stop, listen, this is against the constitution, they will continue. i want to ask you a little about europe, it seems that many of the steps that europe is taking are to the detriment of europe itself, the vassal state, and this is the best definition for what is happening in eastern europe, in western europe, here they are , the days have passed when willie brant, another great statesman. acted when the french and germans said that no, we don’t let's join the united states in a war of aggression against iraq. and what happened? the germans, and all the other europeans, they went into this terrible slave stat

lisa: basically what you are seeing is stasis in sales, mortgage applications falling to the lowest ining and a lot of people would say the housing market has broken because he was going to buy a home and take out a mortgage for a percent? it increases -- for 8%? it increases the price when prices are not coming down. jonathan: it is certainly frozen. tom: it is a separate thing. it is part of the mix. total me, i found cameron was brilliant on this, there is a real yield. this is something a huge part of the public is not confronted. 2.35%. i don't know, 2.6, i don't know when the world falls apart, but every textbook tells me that is what to follow. jonathan: this will be a big deal in the election of what is going on to the housing market. what is happening with the federal reserve, and we are trying to realize the consequence of this, to have record low interest rates and interest rates at multi-decade highs, both in the space of a couple of years, is absolutely amazing. and the fallout and the ripples you see from it. we have got a poll we will talk about in a moment. a bloomberg

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i'm theresa stasi for stephanie lin. it is sunday october 29th 09:00am.th dave spahr is going to tell us. >> all about the conditions and a look ahead, right >> good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we're after actually a kind of a mild start today. complements of those winds. you know, they help us support the temperatures overnight. so we didn't cool off as much as we normally would with clear skies and that dry air at hand. now at interrupts our heating during the day today, we're still looking for numbers to be pretty typical of what they were from yesterday. that was still the red flag warning in place. but beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. as you can see, not a lot of winds right now at this location as we speak, the flag will start flapping in the left direction. it will come out there as we start to get more of the act of wind this afternoon. the fire weather watches really red flag warning that's been in place and will be until 5 this evening. it's long period of time because those winds are still going to be quite active no

>> going to have official >> are we going to have official government stasi officers coming >> are we officers coming >> are we going to have official governrand teaching icers coming >> are we going to have official governrand teaching usrs coming >> are we going to have official governrand teaching us howning >> are we going to have official governrand teaching us how totg around and teaching us how to wipe our bums? >> i mean, you're not doing >> i mean, if you're not doing that, shouldn't a parent. that, you shouldn't be a parent. but not actually but if you're not actually telling your kid how to brush their have their teeth, britons have historically had bad teeth. >> clearly a nation which >> we are clearly a nation which doesn't dental hygiene doesn't take dental hygiene seriously. how many of you floss? yeah. >> i don't floss very >> okay. i don't floss very often. >> france was a dance >> i thought france was a dance move. >> i thought france was a dance mowell, and this is my >> well, exactly. and this is my point. people need to be taught good hygiene from young good denta

looking at oil, see the conflict at the moment in a bit of stasis.for what may welcome next. yvonne: oil markets are on high alert as we briefly touched $91 rent -- for brent. most of these producers in the region are elevated here this morning. the latest when it comes to president biden, he is said to be considering a trip to israel as fears grow that the regional crisis could escalate. let's get more from oliver crook who joins us live in tel aviv this morning. what is the latest? oliver: it has been a busy weekend, as you all know. we know more about the military operation but we don't know when it will take place from the israeli side. it will involve air, ground, and see component confirmed by the idf. we know that they gave some sort of court orders for the people -- corridors for the people of the north to go down to the south. on saturday, it was between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. they said they will not fire on certain routes so people can get out. the humanitarian situation in gaza is very, very challenging. people have died there by the tho