is ready for a sterling silver. what makes it unique is its ability to be molded under fire. >> reshaped reformed into something new and beautiful without ever losing its value in the symbolism of what that represents today is really special for us. celebration took place at the base of the hill. we're crowd gathered at the entrance to sterling's famous, gondolas, rebuilt in 1973. about 10 years after the winery first opened, the fire did the most damage to the system that has now also been completely reconstructed. one of the main features, arguably is the got underway here at sterling vineyards. >> it was heavily damaged in the glass fire and has now reopened just in time for its 50th anniversary. >> the gondolas take visitors from the parking lot up to the new winery. the boasts incredible views of the valley. >> and old relics. it's on their new terrorist. paying homage to the previous designs. the gondolas also came in handy for cal fire to practice fire training while the winery was closed to the public as som

it's been re imagined and is ready for a sterling silver. what makes it unique is its ability to be molded under fire. >> reshaped reformed into something new and beautiful without ever losing its value in the symbolism of what that represents today is really special for us. celebration took place at the base of the hill. we're crowd gathered at the entrance to sterling's famous, gondolas, rebuilt in 1973. about 10 years after the winery first opened, the fire did the most damage to the system that has now also been completely reconstructed. one of the main features, arguably is the got underway here at sterling vineyards. >> it was heavily damaged in the glass fire and has now reopened just in time for its 50th anniversary. >> the gondolas take visitors from the parking lot up to the new winery. the boasts incredible views of the valley. >> and old relics. it's on their new terrorist. paying homage to the previous designs. the gondolas also came in handy for cal fire to practice fire training while the winery was closed to the public as som

so along with sterling to shut down for repairs but true to the winery's name.s been re-imagined and is ready for a sterling silver, what makes it unique is its ability to be molded under fire. >> reshape and reform done something new and beautiful without ever losing its value in the symbolism of what that represents today is really special for celebration took place at the base of the hill. we're crowd gathered at the entrance to sterling's famous, gondolas, rebuilt in 1973. about 10 years after the winery first opened, the fire did the most damage to the system that has now also been completely reconstructed. one of the main features, arguably is the got underway here at sterling vineyards. >> it was heavily damaged in the glass fire and has now reopened just in time for its 50th anniversary. >> the gondolas take visitors from the parking lot up to the new winery. the boasts incredible views of the valley. >> and old relics. it's on their new terrorist. paying homage to the previous designs. the gondolas also came in handy for cal fire to practice fire traini

is ready for a sterling silver. what makes it unique is its ability to be molded under fire. >> reshape and reform done something new and beautiful without ever losing its value in the symbolism of what that represents today is really special for celebration took place at the base of the hill. we're crowd gathered at the entrance to sterling's famous, gondolas, rebuilt in 1973. about 10 years after the winery first opened, the fire did the most damage to the system that has now also been completely reconstructed. >> one of the main features, arguably is the got underway here at sterling vineyards. it was heavily damaged in the glass fire and has now reopened just in time for its 50th anniversary. the gondolas take visitors from the parking lot up to the new winery. the boasts incredible views of the valley. >> and old relics. it's on their new terrorist. paying homage to the previous designs. the gondolas also came in handy for cal fire to practice fire training while the winery was closed to the public as someone s

is ready for a sterling silver. what makes it unique is its ability to be molded under fire. >> reshape and reform done something new and beautiful without ever losing its value in the symbolism of what that represents today is really special for celebration took place at the base of the hill. we're crowd gathered at the entrance to sterling's famous, gondolas, rebuilt in 1973. about 10 years after the winery first opened, the fire did the most damage to the system that has now also been completely reconstructed. >> one of the main features, arguably is the got underway here at sterling vineyards. it was heavily damaged in the glass fire and has now reopened just in time for its 50th anniversary. the gondolas take visitors from the parking lot up to the new winery. the boasts incredible views of the valley. >> and old relics. it's on their new terrace. paying homage to the previous designs. the gondolas also came in handy for cal fire to practice fire training while the winery was closed to the public as someone str

sterling vineyards will rise from the ashes of the glass fire this week. the winery has been closed since that fire damaged their facility back in 2020. ellis, like ammonium has a sneak peek at the renovations that they've just completed. >> with that sterling vineyards is ready to welcome wine lovers back from all over the world. >> it's been 3 years since people could visit the winery that's perched atop a calistoga hill. that's because the flames from the 2020 class fire ripped through the area, forcing neighbors like castello di amorosa. so along with sterling to shut down for repairs but true to the winery's name, it's been reimagined and is ready for a sterling silver, what makes it unique is its ability to be molded under fire. >> reshape and reform done something new and beautiful without ever losing its value in the symbolism of what that represents today is really special for celebration took place at the base of the hill. we're crowd gathered at the entrance to sterling's famous, gondolas, rebuilt in 1973. about 10 years after the winery first o

while sterling vineyards has ratified itself against any threat of future wildfire. cal fire says those living in fire prone areas hav no choice but to be ready. >> they have done a great job. they are truly one of the examples of fire resiliency with their field mitigation programs they have. >> sterling will welcome customers back this sunday. >>> first alert weather right now. darren peck takes a look ahead at our virtual view . a >> quite a change from yesterday. we got rid of the clouds for the most part. more sunshine than anything else and boy did we start warming up . i we look at the daytime highs, a lot of the numbers are mid-70s and most are 5 to 7 degrees above where we work yesterday, except for the north bay. that is where we really notice the big change. these were the places that did not get out of the mid 60s yesterday. going 8 today. watch what happens, jus to do the comparison. i think this really drives the point home how the start of the week does feel quite different from the weekend. this is the warmest day in the seven-day forecast. by the tim

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those flames heavily damaged calistoga's sterling vineyard and destroyed its gondola. it was the only winery gondola in california. today, it officially reopens its doors with a new, modern gondola. and for the first time in three years, the gondola -- well, they are ready to take visitors up once again. a ribbon-cutting ceremony is getting under way at the top of the hour. sterling vineyard says even thousand three years have passed, first responders helped make its recovery possible. >> if it weren't for them, we don't want to think about what the property would look like. they were able to save in the the way we had the opportunity to rebuild and refine some of the property without having to have it completely lost, to put it quite simply. >> cal fire department team members were on hand today for that ribbon-cutting ceremony. oom oom. >> they have a nice day for it as well. >> they have such beautiful views. even if you don't ride the gondola, standing on the balcony, and now fall colors and cooler temperatures after weekend rain. take a look at our live view in pa

the sterling vineyards is ready to welcome back. wine lovers to its tasting room. done to their well-known gondola system. and here you can see the video. it is back up and running the vineyards gonzalez were built back in 1973. 50 years later, visitors can once again take in the views of napa valley. and while the winery is closed to the public, cal fire got the chance to use the gondola system to practice fire safety. >> someone is trapped and we need to rescue. so we do a high angle rope rescue training as well and a confined space training. we know that people are working in the production area with still tanks. what if someone gets trapped in there? how can we rescue that person? >> well, sterling vineyards received a certificate for making changes to their property to be fire. ready. the winery is set to reopen to the public. actually this coming sunday. so you got that to look forward to. well, 5.38 dubnation get ready. the warrior season opener is today and fans are excited to see some of their favorite players take the court once again. kron four's will tr

ullis, suggested that the government increase military aid to kiev , more than 2 billion pounds sterlingpent more than 4.5 billion on ukraine. britain has no extra money now. sunak's cabinet is feverishly looking for ways to save money. the main intrigue today is what will happen to one of the key projects for the development of the country, the construction of a high-speed railway. it should link london, birmingham and manchester. the government would like to halve the project, leaving a high-speed line only between london and birmingham; manchester will have to be forgotten. everything would be fine, but that’s exactly it. there is a conference currently taking place in the city, and sunok should, in theory , announce his decision there. no one is going to force me to make premature decisions on something that is so important and costs this country tens of billions of pounds sterling. sunak is criticized by his predecessors, boris johnson and even lys tras, who collapsed the british economy exactly a year ago. tras is now one of the leaders of the raskolnikov association, the so-called

this is the sterling vineyards in calistoga. september of 2020, that fire you see right there, the glass fire, ravaged wine country, burning more than 1,500 buildings. the flames scorched much of sterling vineyards, destroying the gondola. the winery cut the ribbon this morning revealing its new gondola. for the first time in three years, you can ride it over the vineyards to the tasting room again. as you soar more than 100 feet over the winery, you may notice some changes. >> we've partnered with a local woolly weeders, little sheep that make their way through the property to help mow back all that tall grass. we're also working on a big solar initiative. by next year, the entire property will be 100% solar powered complete with 26 ev chargers. >> the winery and its gondola officially reopened this sunday, and reservations are required. >>> on budget and ahead of schedule. that's how caltrans is describing the weekend repaving of southbound 87. the stretch of highway between 280 and 85, as you know, was shut down over the week

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sterling vineyards officially reopens on sunday. >> happening tomorrow, the warriors are set to host the phenix suns in their season opener, but they will be without one of their star players. draymond green will not play in tomorrow's game because of a sprained ankle. green suffered the ankle injury during a pickup game at chase center before training camp opened. after the injury, green told reporters he felt good and was a pretty fast healer. fans who attend tomorrow's game will get a free shirt, which you can see crews placing on all the seats there. tomorrow's game tips off at 7 p.m. of course, our sports director, larry beil, will be out there live starting in our newscast at 4 p.m. >> good stuff. that's a nice looking shirt. well, still ahead, it's probably something you've never seen in new york city central park. we're going to show you the stunning light display that took place over the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... ne

>> well, sterling vineyards received a certificate for making changes to their property to make it moreeady. the winery is set to open to the public. this coming sunday. well, the bay area air quality management district is now rejecting air monitoring plans for all 5 local refineries. the air district says that is rejecting the refineries plans because they don't meet requirements for tracking emissions and pollutant concentrations. the district says they refineries were required to update their fence line air monitoring measures to address requirements for monitoring things like hydrogen sulfide, fenceline air monitoring measures, specific pollutants refineries. property lines. the air district says it will work with the 5 refineries to make improvements so that they can be certified. >> it's 6.30, a and children who stream >> a twitch or is it twitch for station? well, i don't what that is. twitch conversation. i don't even know what that >> anyway, researchers studied as dozens kids under the age of 13 who stream themselves playing video games that i know what that is. this is a web

i asked gabriel sterling, the chief operating officer the georgia secretary of state's office what he thought about all of that. >> there needs to be a full accounting, i just don't want a hey, i'm sorry, this caused real and lasting damage to our republic. like i said, to families. i don't know how you measure the impact of this because what it has done to the american people and the faith and elections. i mean, the voters have rejected election denialism across the board in every time we have one of these cases comes up, it should be another like getting knocked off of that because it just shows it was not based on facts or truth, it was based on a grift and ally. >> you can watch my full interview with gabriel sterling on x, also known as twitter. much more ahead on the war between israel and hamas, including the israeli government getting the greenlight for a likely ground invasion.

sterling vineyards is preparing to reopen after a wildfire closed caused it to close for three years.ue features a gondola. it takes visitors to a tasting room that has just amazing views of napa valley. the gondola replaces a tram that got damaged by the 2020 glass fire. sterling invited firefighters you can see there to the ribbon cutting ceremony to thank them for saving the winery. >> if it weren't for them, we don't want to think about what the property would look like. they were able to save it in a way that we had the opportunity to rebuild and refine some of the property. >> the winery also has a new fire mitigation system, has a cave, so it can store water and it has sheep roaming the property to mow down tall, dry grasses. it will also be completely solar powered by next year, sterling vineyards will officially reopen on sunday. >> several tech companies have started providing artificial intelligence to help cities tackle a variety of public services, from pothole repairs to illegal parking. now, a san francisco startup is using ai to clear a path for smoother bus transporta

sterling vineyards features a gondola that takes visitors to a tasting room with amazing views of napalaces the aerial tram that was damaged by the 2020 glass fire in sterling invited firefighters to the ribbon cutting to thank them for saving the winery. >> if it weren't for them. we don't want to think about what the property would look like. they were able to save it in a way that we had the opportunity to rebuild and refine some of the property. the winery also has a new fire mitigation system, a cave to store water and has sheep roaming the property to mow down tall, dry grasses. >> it also be completely solar powered by next year, sterling vineyards officially reopens on sunday. >> that's nice. that's good work for sheep if they can get it. by the way. i like that. all right. well, it is monday night and that means football and for the niners, what a difference a day makes. >> this is huge in a season you wouldn't believe. like what a difference a single day will make. >> the countdown is on to monday night football. just. oh seven minutes and 41 seconds away. the this is abc 724

>> sterling vineyards received a certificate for making changes to their property to be fire.dy. the winery is set to open to the public this sunday can vicki. all right, frank, thank you very much. noel and said, go outside showers. things are shaping there we go. now we're going outside. show you the transit transamerica pyramid. they got those new lights on it. now make you stand line up to the clouds and there are some clouds and maybe a little bit of fog out there. i was outside, lawrence. it's quite tame. >> is whether whole forecast i like the lights on. actually going to be useful because you could be able to see the cloud deck moving overhead. you see what level that is. so that's kind of cool. but the good news that the you know, this is still the heart of fire season. that storm system that came through over the weekend turned out to be pretty significant factor. seen a little patchy fog out there right now inside the bay along the coastline. just a lot of residual moisture in the atmosphere right now. but check of the rainfall totals are in some places of the peaks

for 2 years, london has spent more than 4.5 billion pounds sterling on kiev’s requests; what will happent is unknown; in britain they are saving money. sunok announced today the abandonment of one of the scale lines between the two largest cities, birmingham and manchester. taxes will remain high until inflation is brought under control. sunok considers this task a priority. enemies openly oppose him on the sidelines of the conference. former prime minister lys tras crashed the british economy a year ago, but has not lost her ambitions. we need a free hand for businesses across britain. we need people who want to invest in our country, we need to recognize that our government is too big, our taxes are too high, and we we spend too much. the founder of the brexit party, nigel farage, another critic of the current cabinet, was seen surrounded by the tracks. at a karaoke party they teamed up with former minister of internal affairs pritipotel. farage was suspected of planning to return to the conservative party, which he left. let's see what happens, they will lose the next elections, then

that is the day before responded rebecca rivers in sterling in southern israel. a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing growing pressure at home to safely bring back more than 200 hostages, as well as from us as holding many fear is really air strikes, are also endangering both health captive and gaza. on saturday night now who met with family members of some of the hostages, some of whom publicly support swapping their loved ones for palestinian prisoners in his room. the candles form the number 1400, a grand tally. it's the number of victims killed in this month. how much terror attack on southern israel, how much also sees more than $220.00 hostages. according to israel, their families are demanding answers. holding pictures of victims and hostages, protesters took to the streets, chanting slogans against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. how long will we continue with the splotch at until when? what else tomorrow your children, their grandchildren. f was nothing yahoo met relatives to reassure them that the thing is ready forces would do everything the

your immense highly qualified with a sterling record of service, a clear commitment to preserving our nation's unique history, and a respect for this country's founding principles. i can't wait for the next generation of stories that be housed within these walls under your leadership. thank you so much congratulations. thank you very much, dr. biden. and thanks again for being with also in our audience is the 14th librarian of congress dr. carla hayden. we're all right. as. we get ready to have the chief justice the oath. i do want to say a couple words about our honoree here today, dr. colleen shogan. we've said the 11th archivist of the united states. she happens to be the first woman archives as well, thanks to president joe and the us senate. thank you, senator capito. she's a proud native of pittsburgh. she's a recognized. well being from detroit. i can relate to that prior to appointment, she was senior vice president, director of the david m rubinstein at the white historical white house historical association. she also served as legislative assistant in the united states senat

sterling has a bounce on the back of the data. we're currently trading just under the 122. the yields up 5.78%. >> a couple of points i wanted to add, some of them at the wall. i think it was disappointing. it came in slightly higher at 6.7. you know, but it is -- it does tell you that some of the disinflationary trend has paused, but you've got to take it in light of all the other prints that we've got. you know, the prior month print was a huge downward surprise. we mad moderating pay growth as well as something to think about. in addition to that, gdp also disappointed to the downside. taking it altogether in aggregate does paint a picture of a disinflationary trend in addition to a slowing economic backdrop as well. so with that, let us just keep an eye on what is happening in israel. the president joe biden is about to speak and he is alongside the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu. >> we look at the clarity since israel was attacked. you let me draw a clear line between the forces of civilization and the forces of barbarism. you despise what hamas did as sh

you're immensely qualified with a sterling record of service, a clear commitment to preserving our nation's unique history and a deep respect for this country's founding principle. i can't wait for the next generation of american stories that will be housed within these walls under your leadership. thank you so much. congratulations. thank you very much. dr. biden. and thanks again for being with us. also in our audience is the 14th librarian of congress, dr. carla hayden, which was our very. as we get ready to have the chief justice administer the oath, i do want to say a couple of words about our honoree here today. dr. colleen shogan, we've said she's the 11th archivist of the united states. she happens to be the first woman archivist as well, thanks to president joe biden and the u.s. senate. thank you, senator capito. she's a proud native of pittsburgh. she's a recognized. well being from detroit. i can relate to that. prior to her appointment, she was senior vice president and director of the david m rubinstein center at the white historical white house historical association. she als

opinion, even after the second world war , the largest inflation, yes, the devaluation of the pound sterlinghe volatility of the economy for britain is unprecedented in the post-war era , well, the soldiers will not go, but we understand that the british are present, but here the main bargaining is where they are... at risk, you can do this in poland, you can do this in romania, which is what they are doing now , in principle, so all these stuffing is just a test of how much the ukrainian case can mobilize british society today and, as it shows, it can’t do much anymore, well, look what statements by the former minister of defense wallis, who believes that ukraine needs to mobilize more youth, here i invite our viewers who have not yet heard this to evaluate the level of cynicism, i will quote: the average age of soldiers in the ssu at the front - says wallis for 40 years , i understand zelsky’s desire to preserve youth for the future, but the fact is that any pause will allow russia to build a new army, because if translated into human terms, wallis is essentially saying, kill children? vla

then we saw patty in sterling virginia, independent line. last chance for patty. randall, nashville, tennessee, democrat. whoop. i'm not getting any call. i can't hear the calls up here. if somebody could check that. there we go. all right. and so we are having a tiny bit of trouble but will continue to. blumenauer is a democrat from oregon and he talked about the idea of a coalition government. [indiscernible] mr. blumenauer: the republicans will have to work with democrats and put together a bipartisan effort. it is going to be very similar to the agreement they all have in the spring, 149 of them voted for it along with the president of the senate. and that's ultimately what we are going to be after spinning our wheels for two weeks or three or four. but that's where we are going to be. [indiscernible question] mr. blumenauer: they can't understand it. but what can i say. it's pretty clear, it's not our fault. republicans can't agree with themeses and ultimately they have to work with us on a bipartisan solution. you can write that script now. just fill in a fe

sterling vineyards in napa valley is reopening. for the first time in more than three years. the vineyard celebrated with a ribbon cutting with cal fire officials on hand. the vineyard has been closed since 2020 after the devastate glass fire destroyed more than 1500 structures and burned 67,000 acres in napa and sonoma counties. the winery and vineyard have undergone a two year renovation, including the gondola that offers 360 degree views of the valley. it's been three years since we've hosted people since the glass fire in 2020, since then, we've taken a moment to really rethink the property and give it the wonderful lift that it's deserved. after 60 years, we're excited to ring the bells again and be that symbol of hospitality that napa valley has known for many, many years. sterling winery reopens on sunday to the public and reservations as they are being accepted online now. time now is 849. a final check of this tuesday morning commute. sal, where do we focus? we're going to focus in the silicon valley there gasia and andre,

paul palmer and raheem sterling were the blue arrows in this game. blue attacks , 12 minutes, result. the defender of the gunners carelessly he presented a penalty to chelsea, which palmer, by standing behind the shot , stuck the ball into the guest's goal, and the first half ended with the same result. at the beginning of the second half, arteta received a second shock. modric penetrated from the left side of arsenal and decided to cross, but his shot went straight into the opponent's goal to double the lead of the london blues. arsenal were attacked in order to escape from defeat, and finally, in the 77th minute, with the fatal mistake of chelsea's spanish goalkeeper robert sachs, who gave declan rice a two-handed topo, they were able to compensate for one of the goals, but this was not the end of the job. saka and tresar's wonderful strike equalized the lost game and equalized the points with the citizens and because of the goal difference, they are in the second place, even though chelsea is full of stars, but we have to admit that we did not mak

. >> sterling vineyards is preparing to reopen after a wildfire forced it to close for three years.e features a famous gondola that takes visitors to a tasting room and has amazing views of napa valley . the gondola replaces a tram that got damaged by the 2020 glass fire. still erling invited firefighters to the ribbon cutting ceremony to thank them for saving their winery. >> if it weren't for them. we don't want to think about what the property would look like. they were able to save it in a way that we had the opportunity to rebuild and refine some of the property. also has a new fire mitigation system in a cave to store water and has sheep roaming the property to mow down tall, dry grass. >> it'll also be totally solar powered by next year, sterling vineyards officially reopens on sunday. that place is very cool. and i was reading, i think it's like in the top 2 or 3 most visited napa wineries. so this fills a major gap. yeah. yeah coming up, a rough night for the 40 niners on monday night football. the star who still set a record despite a loss and let's take a live look right

a ribbon cutting for the reopening of sterling vineyards in calistoga. you know, now look at this.n the heart of wildfire country. >> they've done a great job. they're truly one of the examples of fire resiliency. with their defensible space and their fuels mitigation programs they have here. >> and you see it there. guests you can start riding the new gondola this sunday. it's a gondola or gone-doela? >> another good question and i have actually ridden that one i believe because i think my mom was a big fan of sterling, club member. >> really big fan. >> a box of wine. >> boxes. you know. [ laughter ] >> cases of wine. >> that works too. jessica. >>> all right, well, cheers to you guys on this tuesday morning. it's cold and it's brisk and it's going to feel a lot more fall-like so grab the appropriate wine as we head into the next couple of days. we're starting off all throughout the bay area sitting in the 50s. we're off to a cool start and some patchy fog throughout the bay too. so take it slow on the roads. some of us have great visibility and others of us right now are still w

. >>> it was an opposite seen in the north bay with a ribbon cutting for the reopening of sterling vineyards and its new gondola in calistoga. it was shut down for over three years after the glass fire tore through its tasting area and its tram. they are equipped to thrive in the heart of wildfire country. >> they have done a great job and they are truly one of the examples of fire resiliency with the festival space and fueled mitigation programs they have. >> guests can ride the new gondola this sunday. >>> throughout the bay area we woke up to cloudy conditions widespread from santa clara valley all the way up into the north bay with a dense fog advisory expired at 10:00 a.m. taking a look at the bay area this afternoon , we will be sitting in the 70s. redwood city stretching all the way off into the east bay, 60s along the coast near half moon bay and the 60s they hold on tight to areas like san francisco. we have a cold front around the corner that will change the temperatures that we see. in the inland areas. let's dive into the forecast. low pressure moves its way in from the north and

>> sterling vineyards received a certificate for making changes to their property to be fire.winery reopens to the public this sunday. the bay area air quality management district is rejecting air monitoring plans for all 5 local refineries. the air district says that its rejecting the refineries and their plans because they do not meet requirements for tracking emissions in pollutant concentrations. the district says the refineries were required to update. they're fenceline air monitoring to detect hydrogen sulfide fenceline air monitoring measures, specific pollutants crossing a refineries, property lines. the air quality district says that is going to work with the 5 refineries to make the necessary improvements. >> well, online gaming company roadblocks is asking some employees to return to the office full-time at its san mateo headquarters. and they're not getting the option to work from home anymore. the company says it expects employees to be back in the office by next july. in a memo, 2 employees, the company says it realizes the changes can be extremely difficult and

>> sterling vineyards received a certificate for making changes to their property to be fire ready.inery is set to open to the public on sunday. 2 bay area legends are coming together for a new program called follow the music. the name itself acts as a call to action, to educate and cultivate young artists and bands across the region. musician sheila e and 49 er legend and nfl hall of famer ronnie lott are 2 of the people behind the program kicks off this sunday with a concert at guild theater in menlo park. >> i mean, they're not, you know, doing what they usually do in their backyard, doing something with their buddies. they get a chance to actually perform. and so to me, this is a great opportunity for them to showcase their skills better yet, you know, the shoulder heart in the show past and that they have from using these kids. when you speak with them, they're like. >> i'd like to learn is someone to learn how to play that. i want to sing. how did you do it? you know, asking advice and really this given them the opportunity and i agree 100%. there is so much talent in the bay

guy: we're getting an update from the u.a.w., they're saying that 6,800 members at the stellantis sterlingl now join the strike. they're saying that brings the walkout total on strike now to over 40,000. this from the u.a.w. the plant, stellantis is the biggest money maker, now being targeted. what is the standout line from the u.a.w., currently they have the worst proposal on the table. the share price isn't reacting that much. alix: no, we didn't really get that much on friday, i don't think. i wonder where the auto talks are. clearly this is how we're going to go until something is resolved. guy: that's another head wind the market has to deal with, and you wonder when that's going to show up in the data. let's talk about the week we got coming up, a massive week for tech earnings. we're going to get microsoft, amazon, apple, to name but a few. those are probably the ones that everybody is going to focus on. our question of the day, what matters more, yields or earnings? this is when these two, i think, really collide. mark lehmann from j.p.m. securities, a firm focused on tech and grow

>> so they got some good training in sterling vineyards received a certificate for making changes toroperty. so would be more fire. ready? the winery set to open to the public this coming sunday. and the bay area air quality management district has rejected air monitoring plans for all 5 local refineries. the air district says that they're rejecting the refineries plans because they don't meet the requirements to track the emissions and pollutants that are produced. the district says the refineries were required to update their fence line air monitoring measures so that they can address requirements for monitoring things like hydrogen sulfide, fenceline air monitoring measures, specific pollutants crossing the refineries. property lines. the air district says that it will work with the refineries to make the improvements they need to get certified. >> 7.39 and if your kids stream on twitch, you might want to ask him about what information they're sharing because a new study finds many younger teachers. i just made that up stream too much information. researchers study dozens of child

it's definitely a boom for the construction industry and you have stocks like sterling infrastructureerials that are up nicely this year, they could be beneficiaries, i also benefit the pics and shovel plays in the semiconductor industry, this would be the tooling and equipment companies that provide all the gear to semiconductors, that would be kla-tencor, lam research, aes ml and applied materials. >> when i hear about a plant being built in arizona chip production rely on water will be talk about the broader implications of this can you tell us what to expect, is there going to be more infrastructure needed in arizona, what are the costs there. >> it seems crazy to build water thirsty plants to make semiconductors in the desert and there are water shortages and water supply concerns in arizona, the taiwan semi said they will build an industrial plant on site and recycle 65% of their water and pretty water hungry and they consume millions of gallons of water every month and it's not just taiwan semi other tech companies going to manufacture this is going to bring more housing and mo

. >> sterling officially welcomes customers starting this sunday. cheers to them.lass fire raged for 23 days in september and october of 2020, burned almost 70,000 acres, over 1500 buildings. >>> okay. coming up, it is a popular tourist attraction. why san francisco's giant ferris wheel has come to a grinding halt for now. 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 straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com . >>> so n san francisco golden gate park's giant ferris wheel is coming down t is headed to a new location, they have plans

england allocated 60 million pounds sterling to the volunteer, that is, white army, and equipped kolchak's thousand with everything necessary. the reasons for such generosity in 1919, explained by winston churchill, would be wrong. to think that during this year we fought for the russian white guards, on the contrary, the russians the white guards fought for our causes, london's plans to destroy russia failed, the russians escaped a terrible blow and created a new great power, the ussr. then london relied on fascism and nazism in europe. prime minister...minister of great britain chamber signed the agreement with hitler on the transfer of the sudetenland to czechoslovakia to germany. english diplomacy so pacified the third reich that it gave it most of europe, including france. almost all of europe was gathered under the banner of hitler and thrown against the ussr. then we waited until we could will finish off the russians and germans, drained of blood by mutual slaughter. not higher. germany and great britain, however, due to the real danger of hitler’s invasion of england, the british h

. >> powers devastated at her loss , writing, i have never known a more sterling heart and soul thaners. she has taken far more than half of my own heart and soul with her. >> our thanks there to ike. some sports news now. simone biles is coming home from the world gymnastics championships after confirming yep, she's still got it. the goat, the greatest of all time, finished the competition with five golds and that one pesky silver. she won her last two gold medals yesterday in the balance beam and floor events. those go along with golds in the team and all around competition and the silver in the vault. i can't add it all up. it's a lot of gold. that's a lot of medals. >> congratulations to her. yeah. you think? now for an update on a story we told you about last week and a warning here, this includes images of a dead body. so a little more than a week ago, redding, pennsylvania, celebrated its 275th anniversary with a mummy named stonewall willis as its guest of honor. >> willie was on display in redding for nearly 130 years, but his real name wasn't known until this weekend. thank

newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the, the, the job rally her, my little search to store because the model girl that i got you. no problem seeing that on the out of the arguments. yeah. side of the drive i showed my brother through he was trying to sell people for a lo so now i never looked at searches as being the same. well i guess i lost my list. that's the outcome of travel for lease. it'd be gang chicago is like, you'd be a photo of the police, you lose the there's another crowd thing. another one could have been a doctor, a nurse could have been the next president. we can't keep losing people out here. the southern images from gone to most intense violence in decades between the as well as i'm not schemes, momentum leavings of the 770 published and instead of 2000. and just as

history and creative and hope forward from captain to the long wharf to the bohemian like george sterling. and beyond his history, to have this place be a place of new stories for san francisco and san franciscans by being here together today, we're speaking to the power of place making and place keeping in public spaces. and we are rethinking the role of public realms that it can play as an invitation and spark to creative. it's a very mall alley way, i think the buildings are no more 20 feet from face-to-face but also a big statement to reimagine and open the street for open space. as you heard, there is much more that we can do together and that we can do. thank you to my team, airy stella, arthur and ellis. thank you to robby and entire sf partnership team for their genuine leadership and thank you to mayor breed and the office of workforce development for believing in this and for support financing this project. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, laura and as well as mentioned earlier, we have a descendant from captain william. i want to introduce tho, executive director of offic

monetize it all, so they brag to the authors of the daily mail, they earn more than 5,000 pounds sterlingetter g, or is it isn't that important anymore? unfortunately, this thoughtless imitation of the west is what the west has been methodically introducing into the brains of ukrainians for 30 years, that is, everything that is western is good, it’s great, no matter what for or why, everything else, including national culture , self-awareness, the level of critical assessment was completely destroyed, and once in ukraine they hooted differently, together with russia they sang the song of a prokonik without a leg... dnepropetrovsk group shaubau, but now, as soon as they don’t sing and jump, only to be further from russia, even if it is an absurd imitation of the west. anasia ivanova and gygy.