they put us down next to the station boob nice station. there were four of us girls they covered us with a sheet. and. then maria who drove our came to us and said. be quiet we are going to free you here we share the worst. hidden under funeral shrouds the four girls were smuggled out of the station yard by a check woman. but we really got the wrong. chill close to the tram. as we sat in the tram the czechs gave us bread and lumps of sugar. and. some gave us their scarves oh never forget that. and then the satirist on the floor of the taj even heads couldn't be seen through the window. material. as happened with many survivors and their rescue was yet catarina to cover and maria could win over became lifelong friends. even though the germans still occupied prague many of the prisoners were hidden in people's homes hundreds were hidden in city hospitals. the fact that the end of the war was approaching also played a role for people were already preparing for a change maybe they were becoming a bit more courageous and the guards were no long

there's a lot of station projects, station 12 and 16, station 35 under development, and ambulance deployment facility that many of you were at the kickoff there. in addition, there's a number of what we call focus scale projects where we're attacking windows or generators or various specific type of projects across a number of stations, and those are all underway, both currently, some in construction, some in planning, but we work very closely with our partners at d.p.w. who do the administration of those projects. planning efforts are also under way on potential projects for the next eser bond, so there was a bit of news at capital planning on monday. originally, the city had scheduled the next eser bond to be in 2020. because of the mayor's kind of shuffling and desire to add an affordable housing bond, that bond has been moved up to november of this year. so we've already started planning on that, obviously, but those efforts will ramp up as we get ready to go to the ballot, so that's a good news on that front. more to follow definitely on that. in addition, working with d.p.w., they're c

of all that's going on than book we have one station that records levels above the legal limits under that limit at almost any other spot the situation is almost come. but we have to work with these ratings yet by operating on the basis of one reference point in the city that exceeds the limit we sense we're not exactly promoting public acceptance for what we're doing not just the mention of our city and let's get. the diesel summit in berlin last december local authorities were hoping for help from the top faced with the specter of driving bans across germany and a loss of faith in her government the chancellor declared the problem a personal priority on the america was environment minister when the current legal limit for n o two was first discussed merkel was chancellor by the time it became law in two thousand and ten we asked if it was time to reexamine this controversial limit before driving bans with serious implications were imposed across germany. dr madam johnsen the current legal limit for nitrogen dioxide was introduced in your time in office in germany many scientists say

fire station network reconfiguration, this is replacing out dated equipment at our stations and just making our networks more efficient. in certain cases, station members have issues accessing information either on the internet or through different systems just based on the speed and the capablities of our technology and our limitations, so this would be an update both to replace hardware but reconfigure the systems to make it more user friendly fore personnel and the stations. this is just a better electronic solution for our members for both the physician's office to track injuries to improve communications, secure communications with members. it just would be an improvement on the -- a lot of the paper-based records that we're currently using. and the other would be -- last project would be field to tablet deployment. this would be a tablet that could be deployed to engine and truck crews. it would assist with field inspections, but even though our ambulances do it currently, electronic charts for patient records. our engine crews will eventually be mandated by the state and local

the levels just a few meters away from the monitoring station are cut in half if this from that it'sclear that the monitoring station only tells us about air pollution levels at this spot and not about the rest of the city. in other countries these stations are not set up this way instead they're built away from the roads that way levels aren't exceeded and there are no driving bans. the state transport ministry is responsible for maintaining air quality in should according to the ministry road traffic including diesel vehicles is the main source of an ode to emissions the minister is convinced that driving bans are necessary and rejects criticism of the way emissions are recorded the mr thought the monitoring station is at that precise spot because there are homes that so that's a ridiculous objection there are very precise guidelines you have to take readings at hotspots and on key traffic arteries monitoring stations can't be located right at the traffic light but have to be set back a little. we've complied with those guidelines to the letter and to check this several times just

station 5. station 5 on december 13th, public works approved the general contractors time extension request of 36 calender days. 32 days are compensable and they're due to the relocation of the control boxes as well as the poor air quality caused by the wildfires of northern california. final completion is the end of march 2019. chief rivera and captain mcfarland and others meet several times a week on site with d.p.w. awss update many of that is on going as well. that is also included in the 2019 easter bond. that's slated for $125 million. we are currently in discussions, internal discussions in terms of identifying what our priorities are. when i have more about that, i will give you more. in terms of the over all plan, the west side pipeline design schematics are complete. that is going to the p.u.c. commission on february 12th to discuss a 40 million-dollar allocation for that project. that's at the p.u.c. commission. again, the awss is a continuing project with the p.u.c. and we do need to

we also may be suspect left the train service at clandon station.en a number of sightings in the area from members of the public and our inquiries are focusing on these areas. we have a number of officers in the area working hard to trace the man responsible for this violent and deadly attack. we are working closely with surrey police and the national police air service. the suspect is a black man in his 20s to 30s, approximately six feet tall and slim build with a beard, believed to be dressed all in black with white trainers. at this moment i would ask the public to please contact police urgently the public to please contact police urge ntly by the public to please contact police urgently by calling 999 if they see anyone matching the description. please do not approach him. our major investigation continues and we are appealing for witnesses to get in touch. if you were on board the train we need to hear from you as $0011 train we need to hear from you as 50011 as train we need to hear from you as soon as possible regardless if you saw what happe

the monitoring station is very close to the wall of the building and extremely close to a fairly busyroad these are the two real problems with it but this isn't a residential area few people live here it's just a thorough fair for pedestrians and cyclists i don't see any direct health risk at this boss. levels were high during the annual marathon and yet holden boards roads were virtually free of cars on that day they were cordoned off for road traffic to give runners helpers and spectators enough space so the diesel drivers couldn't have been to blame that day a fact that got city leaders thinking. that it. was. miserable authorities asked lower saxony his environment ministry to examine the location of the monitoring station again the outcome the monitoring stations air pumps were too low the city also took its own set of readings with passive samplers small plastic tubes that were mounted across oldenburg they showed that levels in oldham bog are much lower than previously thought and. your first order of office building all of them book we have one station that records levels abov

it's not just a research station divorced from the mars project. a good fifty percent of what happens on the i s s is about sending people even further into space. where you don't print called on express. even further into space today everyone thinks of months when they hear that. some parts of the earth's share features with the red planet. decades of intensive volcanic activity on lands are right in the canary islands have given it's a geology that is similar to that of mars. geologist child fun carol is often drawn to the island as an expert on the red planet he advises nasa. he's also an important figure in the months society and international association of scientists engineers astronauts and aerospace officials. all of them advocates a journey to mars. i just ask yourself if on a going to mars reflects our profound urge to explore it's in our genes. let me speired the discovery of america and other planets. and we also want to find out about the origin of life. it was a very maricopa only happened on earth with a chance of one hundred billion

the stations were placed -- station one was placed a few different times. our predecessors put these stations closer together in the high density areas where they would have fires, and at that time, they had a lot of s.r.o. fires based on getting more rigs there at that time. and since a majority, 80% of our calls were medical calls. there is a high volume of calls that happen in those areas. they just happened to be first seen at those locations. first seen engine, so to speak. that is why it was so important to me to create the quick response vehicles. they have taken a huge amount of calls away from them because the call volume is very high. it was very high for them. it is still very high for most fire engines throughout the united states, but it is less wear and tear on the employees that are at the stations as well as the apparatus. it is determined on call volume within that area. >> there are response vehicles that are part of these numbers here that are coming directly from station 49. >> i was going to give you, as i can give it to next month, the

people sleeping and living in the park, and our district station park district station along with the officers are actually work on the associated issues. we have taken a couple of the officers and married with the park station officers, basically they will work with the park rangers to provide staffing to address some of the concerns. our primary role and function is to try to get people in a better place, get them to shelter where enforcement applies, we will carryout the right amount of enforcement. bottom line we want public space to be enjoyable. we have been a number of reported issues including unattended dogs. we are bringing in the resources to clean that situation up. we have approached many of the folks we engaged either sleeping in tents or structures to get services their way and some of them did refuse, we have removed 16 tents since this deployment started a couple weeks ago. we have given 19 citations. many people have been approached to get them to services, to get them off the streets to a shelter situation. that is the conclusion of my report for this section. if th

this is how the station looked back in 2018. this is how the same station looks today.art officials say they are also partnering with neighboring cities and counties to help provide services for the homeless and those suffering form mental illness...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a little relief for some southwest airline workers... after the government shutdown furloughed some employees. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. welcome back to the kron four morning news. today in entertainment latest on a top oscar nominee, a different type of movie awards, and a cult classic that's coming back! here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. another great day to get outside as temperatures boost upward even as compared to yesterday,

stations they had all these newspapers which were still a license to print money at the time and they had the biggest billboard company in north america and there was an expression within can that women e w i m m e will it make money ever fast forward the one nine hundred ninety. for there was a little re decorating move in the furniture around to make usa today profitable finally for its tenth anniversary and fast forward to present day they've spun off the t.v. stations they spawn off the outdoor hugely profitable and you see what a pickle the newspapers around this well that brings us more go to the circumstance in which we find ourselves the new media landscape that we've talked about before on the program how things are changed i mean can they make it particularly i mean tell us about all that a little bit but you know if they cut and gut usa today along with the other papers i think we may have even have a chart on this some of the other newspapers that they don't need an apple started . going to see it all the sort of thing in arizona i mean can they make it or are we just seei

all of the bay area. >> fire station 35 was built in 1915, so it's over 100 years old. and behind it, we're going to build fireboat station 35. >> so the city's capital planning committee, i think about three years ago, issued a guidance that all city facilities must resist sea level rise. >> fireboat station number 35, construction costs are approximately $30 million, and the construction is over complicated because the float, it's being fabricated in china and will be brought to treasure island where the building -- the actual fire station will be constructed on top of it, and then brought to pier 22 1/2 for installation. >> we are looking at late 2020 for completion of the fireboat float. the historic fire house will remain on the embarcadero. we will still respond out of the firehouse with our fire engine and respond to medical calls and other incidents raratin the district. >> the if a sill has to incorpora incorporate five to 6 feet of sea level rise. it's built on a float that can move up and down as the water level rises, and so it's on four fixed guide piles, s

which is rich in coal reserves the coal fired power station is right next door it's a mission's pollute the groundwater and they are here. peeved my daughter who is no longer alive left me a granddaughter. she's always coughing she's been in hospital repeatedly but she just isn't getting better we don't know what's causing it. and i'm in the sea enter family were forced to leave their homes and relocate twenty years ago to make way for a coal mine they were never compensated they can't get work at the power station and don't even have electricity despite all the pylons in the area. electricity is a big question you know that's what you also want to know why are they not providing them with electricity because at the end of the day the pollution is affecting them also the mining companies that are right next door also affecting them but there is nothing that this comes is getting. the coal fired power station amid sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide while the mines right next door produce toxic effluent and dust greenpeace says the province has the highest levels of nitrogen oxide pollutio

exposed to call this pollution in the entire province as a patchwork of power stations with twelve huge coal fired facilities south africa still gets ninety percent of its electricity from coal but many big corporations are now selling off their minds to smaller firms as coles reputation continues to worsen. these small companies do not have the funds to to rehabilitate so we are largely to see mines being abandoned. when the coal runs out and i think it's a big problem that these multinationals are involved they basically are getting rid of the law abilities in these silos about south africa is continuing to build new coal fired power stations might the massive coup seal a plant nineteen german firms are helping with the construction while the german bank is involved in the financing the facility belongs to the state power company nascar. we wanted to ask about environmental standards filter systems and how much water it will use but eskom declined to speak to us. south africa's environment ministry is looking to phase out call long term in favor of renewables in the meantime the minis

so fans of the south bay radio station kliv will have do go without the favorite country station. the san jose station went silent after 73 years on the air. >> they were broadcasting country music and known for different styles, popular top 40 station. musicians used to pay visits to the location over there on story road the chief engineer mike says he grew up listening to the station like many of us here in the bay area. he actually worked there for four decades. but he says kliv will have a may chur. >> we are working with the city to take over kliv and bring it back to a news station and we are working with san jose state that would run it. >> krty broadcasting out of the same station will move new location and hotel is expected to be built at that old site. >> yeah. all right. well, last look at the weather here in the bay area for to and the rest of the week. looks really nice. we will be watching some rain fall on wednesday. thursday is dry and then more rain for the weekend. >> if it doesn't come we'll be sad about this. >> we need it. water it is lawn. see you tomorrow mo

agreement, for the new station 35. they also wanted to include the old station 35 in that m.o.u. agreement and we wanted to separate the two out. we are in discussions with them to get that all hammered out. the chief has been in contact with elaine forbes as has olive yan scanlan. we've had meetings with them to hammer that out so it doesn't delay any of our timeframe for getting station 35 done. >> is it under construction? >> no. it's not. >> we haven't started on that yet? >> no, we haven't. that has to be, i believe the platform has to be shipped over from china and then it will be constructed over at treasure island. >> do we have a time frame? >> not yet. >> how does that m.o.u. work? is there a payment between the two entities? >> yes. again, that may be separated out. the operational part. yes, the port does want -- the port currently pays us some funding for our personnel staffing the fire boat. for those operations. they want, as part of this m.o.u. for us to pay rent moving forward on the new fire station. >> is that a new thing? >> yes, we've been paying very bill, i

fire station 19... and the regional medical center. he also joked: "fortunately, the doctors state -that all defects to the head were pre-existing conditions." ( robin ) a five-alarm fire broke out early tuesday morning in stockton. the fire started around 2-30 at an abondoned youth center behind caesar chavez library. the buildiing is supposed to be empty.. but fire crews rescued two homeless people from inside. one firefighter was injured.. but he is expected to be okay. investigators say it will take some time to figure out what caused the fire. ( robin ) in the east bay... a family narrowly escaped a fire that damaged three buidlings near cambridge park. kron 4's alecia reid has the latest from concord. 'these families were home relaxing for new years day .... before having to run for their lives.pkgremnants of a house fire new years day ... just have other family members taking care of them3 buildings near cambridge park were left damaged after the explosion and fire. neighbor ivan isguerra captured some of it on his cell phone be

manchester victoria station was closed overnight.t this was obviously a very alarming and frightening incident for people there at the time. danny savage, bbc news, manchester. our correspondent danny savage updated us on the latest with the investigation. what's happened this morning is that there has been a search of an address in cheetham hill in manchester. officers say they believe they have identified the man involved, they know who he is and his name and background to a certain extent. he's 25 years old and lives locally, and lives in manchester, but they won't give away any further public details about the identity of the attacker last night. but what is clear is that they are treating this as a terrorist attack. they say there is nothing to suggest that others are involved. they have good quality cctv of what happened and are, obviously, seeking witnesses as well. i think one other key factor is location of the attack, though. this was the manchester victoria station, which is adjacent to the manchester arena where the bomb

>> well, the station is a lot cleaner. you don't see as many people hanging around the station.rom this station, the civic center, they all have done a lot better. >> we did see one man sleeping on the floor there. >> it is kind of hard cause i have to get on the train and go to another stop to try to get up to the street. >> someone relieved themselves on one of the train platforms. throughout the day there was no shortage of litter. you wonder what bart might look like if it wasn't carrying so many adults who feel like they don't have to pick up after themselves. it is a tremendous challenge. >> i haven't seen it get worse. >> i can personally see it cause i'm always on foot. i know it probably doesn't seem like they are doing much. you can definitely tell. >> sort of white glove inspection it was not. you get an idea of what is going on out there. big system about a half a million people a day on that system. pretty big effort to keep it up. then you have the sort of localized spots. as you hear, the folks that are in those stations see some progress being made. sort of a lon

stations they spawn off the out. or hugely profitable and you see what a pickle the newspapers around this well that brings us more go to the circumstance in which we find ourselves the new media landscape that we've talked about before on the program how things are changed i mean can they make it particularly i mean tell us about all that a little bit but you know if they cut and gut usa today along with the other papers i think we may have even have a chart on this some of the other newspapers that they don't need to be up and started. going to see it as sort of the new arizona i mean can they make it or are we just seeing the death of print journalism the vultures are circling on this one and the question about whether or not digital first can make it i think we have to ask ourselves the question about what do you mean by that i think digital first is not at all concerned with quality journalism they own the denver post which you know the staff revolted after all who owns the denver post that's right all done whic

central station and bay view station are two of the top stations in the city where move out and move up in the ranks which benefits them and their families. i know it's difficult for the chief. i understand the need for that. this is not new. we've been through this before. it's also not new to hear complaints about promotions. it's important for chief to share that. i think we need to explain how many -- who is promote and what their ranks are. it's been topic of debate for many decades in this department. i think the process gotten lot better. and we need to talk about that >> can you distinguish that between transfers and how that works? that's different from a promotion. that's a transfer >> i'm happy to report on all that. >> is there room on the calendar on the 9th to get this on? that will be great. i think it's urgent. >> item six closed session including public comment on item 7. >> public comment regarding closed session. hearing none, public comment closed. >> second. >> vice president mazzucco: all in favor. >> we're back on the record. you have a quorum. san francisco ad

but south africa is continuing to build new coal fired power stations like the massive crysler plant nineteen german firms are helping with the construction while the german bank is involved in the financing the facility belongs to the state power company nasscom we wanted to ask about environmental standards filter systems and how much water it will use but eskom declined to speak to us. south africa's environment ministry is looking to phase out called long term in favor of renewables in the meantime the ministry wants german firms and banks to participate not only in building power plants but also in reducing the pollution those plants cause. i think there's to be an improvement if you're going to be investing doing in this is it all on the quid in this could be looking at mitigation of the problem to see it when they have to think so either to use you seen as a food walled place where you can dump parts of your business that are not acceptable in your home country but if my financial sense for some investor or for some bank which is which is. i mean if you call a approach to anot

this is manchester victoria station. manchester arena and that is where a suicide bomber killed 22 people back in 2017 and injured many hundreds of others. just listening to what the counterterrorism officer had to say today and also the chief constable of greater manchester police had to say to us today, they are reading betwween the lines and itjust feels as though they do not feel as though it is a coincidence that this attack that has happened in the city last night, that happened here, and that is just a coincidence that it happened at the same railway station close to the arena. so that is part of their inquiry as well. anchor: ample credit to the policeman because we heard from sam about a dispute to which they responded and they prevented others from being attacked. what has been the general reaction today from people in manchester? one of the key points the counterterrorism officer made to us today. he basically gave us an on the record briefly which cannot be shown or broadcast with information about about the

station forecast starts out cool with some upper 40s. we will see some more clouds moving in, it's not going to be all clear and sunny like it was yesterday, but we will also keep that rain away as our temperatures head into the mid-60s. as we start out with a live look outside in san francisco this morning, standing in front of the closet, how to get dressed today. you do still need a nice warm jacket for the start of the day, with these cool temperatures but short sleeves and pants will keep you comfortable for the rest of the afternoon, as we head into the upper 60s for many of our microclimates. it's going to be up to 64 in napa and 65 in oakland. 67 will be the high today in san jose. once again, you'll notice more clouds moving in. we are not going to see any wet weather, but still looking at that chance increasing as we go throughout the week, as an area of low pressure starts to move in. you can see the swirl of our wind contours there, showing that we will have a pretty good push of some onshore winds, and some rain moving in. b

so this is it. >> this is the whaling station, yeah. >> reporter: this is the whaling station.rob reed is leading sea shepherd uk's mission in iceland. not many of these left? >> this is the largest whaling station on land anywhere. >> reporter: their goal, to shut down this whaling station for good. >> what you can see down here is the last remains of the two whales that were brought in at 5:00 this morning by the whaling ship. >> reporter: this hunting season, sea shepherd was staked out here around the clock. you can see the ship just coming round the corner of the rocks. waiting and watching. >> about four or five miles off at the moment. it's quite hard to tell how fast he's going. >> reporter: when a catch comes in, sea shepherd was ready to live stream it, using social media as a weapon. >> it has just unloaded two more endangered fin whales. >> really appreciate you guys joining us to watch. >> reporter: hashtags, their harpoons. >> this is the 22nd fin whale that has been killed. >> reporter: images like this igniting global outrage. >> it's applying pressure, making s