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we are seeing a huge police response near the intersection of padre and stevenson.icers have blocked off part of the major intersection. others have formed a ring around an apartment crime scene at the chevron gas station, where a yellow tarp has been laid down on the sidewalk, presumably over a body. right now there is no word from police on exactly what happened there, but they do say there is no threat to public safety at this time. southbound paseo padre is closed between stevenson and selle drive until further notice. avoided that area if you can. we will continue to stay on top of this and have that chopper above the area as well. looks like no traffic delays at this point in the area but again, we will return to this and let you know about the police response. >>> with get back to our other top stories and good evening tonight, glenn is dealing with the fallout over the firing of its police chief leronne armstrong. there is a strong reaction on both sides we have been getting all day today with the city's brand-new mayor at the very center. armstrong was the

problems before the pandemic, there is no quick cure and it's not yet well understood. professor stevenson says long cold. it is still a puzzle for sammy, she tries to deal with it by getting back to her old hobbies like swimming in the sea. her daughter kitty is also making slow progress. ukraine is threatening to keep its athletes away from paris. the 2024 olympics. if russian and belarus in athletes participate as follows, an announcement by the international olympic committee that com, that it's considering letting sports men and women from those countries take part in the games. however, they would have to compete under a neutral flag. some of ukraine's top athletes have joined its armed forces and some have fallen in the fighting. to kathleen for lot a mere andrew shirk was one of ukraine's most promising sportsman. he died in combat last week. as a member of the national team, he didn't have to fight in the war. but he chose to a young life once full of hope for the parish olympics, cut short over, lucid to come to the phone was a very talented sportsman. he had the perfect characte

problems before the pandemic, there is no quick cure and it's not yet well understood. professor stevenson says long cold. it is still a puzzle for sammy. she tries to deal with it by getting back to her old hobbies like swimming in the sea. her daughter kitty is also making slow progress. you're watching the w. c. as a reminder of our top story, european commission president, also a funder lion, has said that the you plans to place fresh sanctions on moscow before the 24th of february, exactly one year after russia invaded the ukraine from the line made the announcement at the summit and keith, the sanctions are expected to include additional price cops on russian petroleum products. and russian president vladimir putin is attending celebrations to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the soviet victory over german forces at the battle of stalingrad. put in use the speech to criticize germany for sending to you credit. that's it for me and the news seemed don't go away. news asia is next with my colleague, be rushed back. i've got office in berlin from me on the news team here and thought

problems before the pandemic, there is no quick cure and it's not yet well understood. professor stevenson says long cold. it is still a puzzle for sammy. she tries to deal with it by getting back to her old hobbies like swimming in the sea. her daughter kitty, is also making slow progress. as a reminder of our top story, ah, the president of ukraine's, as his country deserves to begin membership talks with the e you this year paula, dimmer zaleski has been holding talks with the commission president, who's left on the line on the eve of a major summit aimed at strengthening tots of next rob watts has dw business with the latest news from the european central bank, as they tuned for that as much more news and analysis on our website. as usual, it's d, w dot com for loss and social media as well to handle dw, i'm told, or logical myself on the team with a, with interest, the global economy, our portfolio d w business. beyond here the closer look.

only uh, stevenson's remarks are still the quote of the day.ne who lives in a glass house should not throw stones at others. ah, he was indeed a wise man. you have to remember not only her hoho and the bottle of treasure island rum, but what he said is very uh, it's an explosive question. first of all, for them, it may be even more for them than for russia. therefore, it’s better not to joke here, but our business and victory we will pass the floor to the news and return to the studio of the big game at 16. time of news at the first of the most important events we will tell right now and start with the latest data on the course of a special military operation, as our ministry of defense in the kiev region said, the electronic intelligence center of the military defense was hit, and in the area of ​​​​the city of khmelnitsky , the operational center of special operations west in the donetsk direction, as a result of the offensive actions of our units , more than 250 ukrainian nationalists were destroyed, and tanks were armored vehicles and d-20

problems before the pandemic, there is no quick cure and it's not yet well understood. professor stevenson says long colored is still a puzzle for sammy. she tries to deal with it by getting back to her old hobbies like swimming in the sea. her daughter kitty is also making slow progress. and a reminder of our top story today, european commission president was left on the line. the said that the you plans to place fresh sanctions on moscow before the 24th of february, exactly one year after russia invaded ukraine on a line made the announcement at a summit. and keith, after a short break route was we'll have the latest news from the european central bank in dw business day june for that article early in berlin. thank you so much for your company. lax can aspire, big changes to people breaking you? go africa joined them as they.

we expect to see slowing and we have a crash in fremont at stevenson. sounds like there may be one lane blocked, four vehicles or maybe five involved. we're also watching here for westbound 80, some slowing approaching the area of the merge off of the bridge. then we have a crash at buchanan. it looks like two independent traffic issues. the morning commute is the bigger one. highway 4 has a crash toward 242 and concord. there may be movement there. back to you. >>> 6:10 right now and super bowl bound, we want to take a live look in glendale. coming up, two high school coaches filled with pride as their former quarterbacks get ready for the game of their lives. why for one of them this is the end result of a life-long labor of love. >> i've got doom and gloom, at least that's what the predictions are. i'll run you through them. let's go to the futures. those are red lights, too. >> plus -- ♪ i love you baby ♪ >> six days until valentine's day. have you ordered flowers and made reservations for your baby? don't worry, we've got you covered with a look at

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well, and most importantly, let me remind you, again the quote of the day by e stevenson, one who livesn a glass house should not rush to me; others should be easily left without a home. i'm not saying that without heating without work without much more, especially since the other may have quite a lot of stones. moreover, of a very solid caliber, our cause of right victory will be ours. here we pass the floor to the news. we'll see you again at 19:50 55 days to skip. hello on the air evening news in the studio ekaterina berezovskaya here is the main topic near kiev we are in the area of ​​​​ugledar in the krasny liman direction and kherson, the impressive results of the fire work of our military in several areas at once are our details from the ministry of defense and how grandiose projects in the field of energy and high technologies for the development of education and medicine are ironing the positions of militants in the vicinity of seversk, and the present and the future of the sakhalin region, a conversation between the president and the head of the region. a separate topic is ass

homicide of the year after a dispute between two men escalated did this happened at brontk parkway in stevenson boulevard r.o.t. 4:00 this afternoon. when they arrived, a man was lying on the ground. another man was there was also arrested. workers at the gas station nearby for the guys escaped. >> and never saw this before. the fact have a small incident, but nothing like this. >> offices are asking people to stay away. >> reporter: >>> bad blood in chinatown. many business owners are getting cited and fined by the city of san francisco for their awnings and other violations. they say they've had the same awnings for decades and only now are being penalized we are in the city with answers doxy >> reporter: more than 20 in possession. these are notices violations from the city department of building inspections. >> everybody is really scared, my the next one? >> reporter: in addition to maintaining history also serves as an advocate for small businesses around. she can count many shops that got the citations for not having purpose that some storeowners fill estate inherited. but mostly the cita

reporter: steve barnes barnes is one of many who came across this expansive scene at stevenson boulevard and paseo padre parkway. around 4:10, they received reports about a fight happening between two men. scanner traffic detailing the encounter. the mention of r.p. >> first r.p. is trying to stab another male. second r.p. is saying a male was chasing after another male with an object possibly a knife. and one of the males is lying on the ground now. reporter: police found a man on the ground suffering severe injuries. officers provided emergency medical aid however the man died on scene. >> when found out somebody got stabbed, i thought well -- i thought maybe had a gun and was shooting people because i usually don't see this many cops in one area. reporter: an area with a homeless encampment which barnes pointed out located just across the street >> i was thinking maybe something went on over there. >> surrounded by police tape. the department says whether any unhoused residents were involved is still under investigation. fremont police said one suspect was located in the area and arre

i hope senator stevenson's residents resonate with this committee. we have everything at stake when you have the government involved in censorship. i thank you again for allowing me to appear and look forward to working with members on both sides to look at this issue. thank you. >> professor, thank you, thank you for stating the gravity of the situation and the question before us. mr. williams, you are recognize for five minutes. >> thank you, thank you very much for inviting me to testify today. my name is elliott williams, and over the course of 15 years i had the honor of serving in all three branches of our government. across that time i worked as both a career prosecutor and a senior appointee, as both a rank and file employee and senior management and both republican and democratic administration's. for a major portion in my time in government i served in roles tied to the relationship between the executive and legislative branches of government. counsel to the senate judiciary committee across the building, or across the courtyard, and helped

way, it was this book that inspired jules true to the novel 2 years of vacation, and robert lewis stevensone island of treasures of the role in the moscow production will be performed by gitisem graduates in the workshop of oleg kudryashov impulse. uh, how well, such a launching pad for the jump and then left the heroes there names, and then they began to compose their own history, because it's very important. i think it was uh to spend today. here is a study of how these children, and with the knowledge that we have today, how these children would behave in a particular situation. as a result, the classic work received a new reading for a kind of experiment in the reflection of artists and directors of different breeds of not the most standard life circumstances, for example, for now, already tonight, excellent students is the name of the new exhibition of the museum of russian impressionism, its heroes are the best graduates the imperial academy of arts and the moscow school of painting, and i'm not from the architecture of the features of the exposition in that it must be adapted for vis

problems before the pandemic, there is no quick cure and it's not yet well understood. professor stevenson says long colored is still a puzzle for sammy. she tries to deal with it by getting back to her old hobbies like swimming in the sea. her daughter kitty is also making slow progress. now in the u. s, a study is highlighted several risk factors for contracting long colbert, published in the journal research in the emerging infectious diseases. it found women current and former smokers and people had a more severe cause of the infections. are more likely to go on to develop the condition experts say there at least 65000000 people around the world currently experiencing long coded. the lasting legacy of the current of iris pandemic comes in the form of long cove. it more than 3 years after covey 19 1st broke out. we still haven't pin down what causes it. one study reported that 36 percent of people who had a positive p. c. r test for cove 19 went on to develop the condition. most lung cove, it cases or impatience one to which any hospitalized with the virus. we are seeing people who are

problems before the pandemic, there is no quick cure and it's not yet well understood. professor stevenson says long cove, it is still a puzzle for sammy. she tries to deal with it by getting back to her old hobbies like swimming in the sea. her daughter kitty is also making slow progress. it was easy. w news is a reminder of our top story. european commission president up on the line has said that the you is planning to place fresh sanctions on moscow before the 24th of february. that's exactly one year after russia invited ukraine for the line made the announcement at a summit in keith. the sanctions are expected to include additional price caps on russian petroleum products. that's it from me and that it was theme for now. don't go away. coming up next in d, w. news, asia. why a group of indonesian island indonesian island is taking one of the biggest cement makers in the world to coax that store. we had a lot more on the news asia that south next with bearish vantage just after a short break. and of course there's lots more news and analysis on our website. d, w dot com, go check it ou

problems before the pandemic, there is no quick cure and it's not yet well understood. professor stevenson says long cold. it is still a puzzle for sammy. she tries to deal with it by getting back to her old hobbies like swimming in the sea. her daughter kitty is also making slow progress. here are some other stories making headlines around the world. energy giant shell says that its annual prophet search to a record 38000000000 euros in 2022. that's more than double what it made in 2021. the huge increase comes after russia's invasion of ukraine than gas and oil prices soaring last year. hope francis has addressed thousands of young people at a stadium in the democratic republic of congo, capital kinshasa, he called again for forgiveness and reconciliation in the war torn nation. it is the 3rd day of the pope's visit to one of africa's most catholic countries. the port of and for up in belgium has become the number one gateway for latin american cocaine destined for europe. the trade is controlled by powerful international gangs and comes with high levels of violence and corruption. the p

problems before the pandemic, there is no quick cure and it's not yet well understood. professor stevenson says long cove, it is still a puzzle for sammy. she tries to deal with it by getting back to her old hobbies like swimming in the sea. her daughter kitty, is also making slow progress. and we are times now bye serial. cohen, professor of immunology at bar line university in israel, and an expert on coven 19 welcome to the program, and thank you so much for joining us. do we have any idea how wide spread the long coven phenomena is? as hello, sarah? yes, actually some of the figures we have now talking about something like 65000000 people around the world suffering from long carving we have seen in the song. the good news we have seen the decline from i would say a few months ago. well, there were around 20 percent of the people who had coffee that had lung cove. it right now we more round wanting 10 like 10 percent. again, there is a problem of the phoenician, but still it is a real concern. why does some people get it? and, and most others do not. well, unfortunately, we don't know e

the crossbench peer lord stevenson said that platforms had failed in regulating themselves and continuedbusiness models .reued continued to use business models . relied on the engagement users at all costs . regardless of what at all costs. regardless of what holds their . but does mean that holds their. but does mean that government regulation of the internet would be any better than the status quo . i'm than the status quo. i'm delighted to be joined now by baroness arlene foster, former first minister of northern ireland and tv news presenter of course, and baroness . arlene, course, and baroness. arlene, you'll voting on this on this bill as it goes through the lords. what are your thoughts ? lords. what are your thoughts? it. well, we had our second reading of the bill just on wednesday passed and i thought was a very good discussion actually. tom because there were actually. tom because there were a range of issues primarily around children's safety, because when children go online , they can access a whole world to them. much of it very abusive and actually very and everyone will

i thought all pirates had a pet parrot parrot like long john silver in robert louis stevenson, treasure island. or it looked like the handsome and fit. errol flynn in the 1935 movie captain blood or recently walked talked and wore eyeshadow like jack sparrow in the movies pirates of the caribbean caribbean. looking at the everyday arctic artifacts recovered from the pirate ship silver coins, cutlery, pewter plates, a teapot, the shoulder blade of a pirate pistols, canon navigation instruments, medical supplies and even a size five shoe a leg and silk stocking. i realized these mythological figures were mere ordinary men. the legend of the captain samuel bellamy and his love interest, maria hallett told me that pirates had connections only and they had families, community links that don't think much about. as i was researching my dissertation turn previous book, the pirate next door the untold story of 18th century pirates wives, families and communities. i kept encountering evidence of this mysterious woman who seemed, oddly, on the perhery, the story of the notorious captain kidd. even

let's talk this through with tom stevenson hello, tom.hat was expected, no paper tantrums or anything of that nature, it is the opposite, rates are going up you know what i mean, markets got what they were looking for this time. h0 got what they were looking for this time. ., ., , , , this time. no great surprise in the quarter— this time. no great surprise in the quarter point _ this time. no great surprise in the quarter point hike. - this time. no great surprise in the quarter point hike. the - the quarter point hike. the market took it extremely well. it took a little while for the market to pick up immediately after the announcement the s&p 500 in new york was flat but it ended more than i% 500 in new york was flat but it ended more than 1% higher and i think that is investors looking forward to the rest of the year and slightly adjusting their expectations lower for where interest rates will end up and how quickly they will start to come down again. so the federal reserve is trying very hard to tell the market that rates are going t

the memorials director, brian stevenson, hopes the collected names will help change the narrative ofen i moved to montgomery, this was a city that had 59 markers and monuments for the confederacy and you couldn't find the words slave and slaves freed anywhere? >> how is that possible? >> people had been intentional about denying that part of our history. so this memorial, this site, this is intended to be an intentional response to our silence. >> we talked to folks around the country about what the confederacy stood for, the monuments, they say black people own slaves to, there were white slaves. >> there are many reasons beyond slavery. >> these are all things that are designed to deracialized what happened. and they are aberrations. we've allowed that to happen because we were fighting these other struggles, right? this site is designed to help people understand that you can't ignore this any longer. >> you see one county with one name and then one county with two names and then you see a county like this with over a dozen names. >> do you have any dodge county georgia? >> my grea

>> yeah, but we are hearing about a crash around 880 and stevenson. we will look at that.he south bay, 101, there's a slowdown. we do see orange instead of yellow so that means a little more significant volume, and it's subtle but it could be an issue for that bigger commute. over here this could be an issue for your weekend drive, not your commute, but your weekend drive, all weekend 680 is closed for that typical pavement work, and they will do that tonight and extend it through the weekend and then the following weekend after that and the one after that as well. your alternate is pleasanton sunol aside 680. and tonight's work is westbound. commute direction will be opened by 4:30 is the scheduled time for that maintenance to be cleared. we are looking at the maps. looking at a smooth flow of traffic around the bay. there's that backup that will be building at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:39 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," remembering a long-time east bay supervisor. >> he had that kind of calm and determination. >> richard valle losing

after election against john clanton and another candidate anders stevenson to become a legal rival a friendly rival at the time won the close election was had to washington. he never been to washington before when he got there he was shocked by what he saw. washington still bore the effects of the war of 1812 but they done to the capitol building tyler was quite shocked of seeing washington and what it looked like in the wake of the destruction during the war. the destruction he saw reinforced something else his father had introduced to him as a young man. he seemed to operate under the assumption as both a congressman anything good for the british was not good for the united states. he nursed a grudge if you will looking at the destruction the british had brought about during the war of 1812. he quickly got over that got over the initial shock of seeing the way the buildings look is not in the actual capitol proceedings were done and another building a much more cramped building across town. tyler, much like he had done in the virginia house of delegates did not wait for an invitati

michelle alexander, bryan stevenson, but the work of alicia read the purpose of our power really important book. mariame kaba read we do this til we we free ourselves so we can learn from, from, from younger people, but we can provide experience and provide resource is in a context to be at times radically pragmatic and also at times radically hopeful. mariam kaba always says hope is a discipline. i think that's a brilliant term and what she means by that is that we gain our hope through actually the work. and i think what the young have done and i go back the blm movement talking about 2013 and the aftermath of trayvon martin's murder, just like george floyd, breonna taylor trayvon martin was murdered in 2012. and the acquittal of, his murderer and the way in which you had these black women who who who got together. alicia garza opal tometi. patrisse cullors and said, black lives matter. they were doing organize housing at the grassroots and in oakland, in los angeles and in new york. and they got together and it spurred this global this global network. and so what's so important about wh

this is at a chevron gas station at paseo, padre and stevenson boulevard. it is not clear what happened but we see a large yellow tarp on the ground. that usually indicate someone has been killed and is being covered. we will bring you more information as soon we get it. the suspect in the half moon bay shootings pleaded not guilty today to charges he killed seven people less than a month ago. zach fuentes was in court and has a look at what is next. >> shooting suspect is back in the san mateo county courtroom thursday cared for the most part staying quite other than to enter his not guilty pleas three mandarin interpreter. all this coming to the tragic shootings in half moon bay that killed seven and injured one on january 23. most deaths in single incident in san mateo county. the defense attorney declined to speak citing a gag order issued by a judge last week keeping the defense, prosecution and the sheriff's office from making statements or opinions to the public. >> this order will temper down on a lot of the media attention on the case which ultimat

i hope all of you got a chance to see the art on the way in and also the art on stevenson. so uh, you hopefully have a copy of this on the way and if you didn't grab it, tanaka's trio a good friend, ah, davion, kim, leah rosenberg and michael are sega. i hope i said that. right michael. thank you for enlivening this space with such beauty. it is one of the most beautiful buildings i've seen. in a long time. we really want to appreciate that want to acknowledge our good friends at the department of public health and the maria x martinez health resource center . there was an opening for that about a week ago, and maria was a very important person for the mission district but also the work around homelessness in our city. and then lastly, um, keith and i wanted to just close and james mentioned it already. but liz pocock um, is one of the main reasons this buildings here for those of you that don't know liz. she worked. she's done many things in her life as we discovered at a memorial. um actress. um turned turned housing and homelessness. uh, ah , whirlwind. i don't even know

it happened yesterday afternoon at a gas station, padre parkway and stevenson boulevard and involved between two men. witnesses say the person who died was stabbed several times. the suspect was arrested a few blocks away from the crime scene. public health experts in san francisco say a new and dangerous substance has made its way into the drug supply. the powerful sedative called tranq has recently been detected in four people in the city who died of a drug overdose . it's an animal tranquilizer that is not approved for human use, and it's often added to fentanyl without the knowledge of users. you know yours? you have an unpredictable do every time we years and so you you do risk over there saying, you know, regardless of how careful you are. dr jeffrey home with san francisco's department of health, public health used to work in philadelphia and says this drug has been widely used for years. it is a concern to me seeing the significant impact that it has had, um and seeing it firsthand seeing these significant skin wounds, um, that really were causing a degree of debilitation amo

lauren: yes also russian citizens stevenson golf since 2016 and he is a friend of vladimir printed, ander of the invasion into ukraine and the annexation of crimea in 2014 so i started to go enforce the backlash you don't hear much backlash and i can tell you sanchez have been recommended against him. that's about it. stuart: and he's in russia. lauren: while right now, likely always working on a documentary about the invasion of ukraine and he has landed right area from putin and it just nobody talks about his. stuart: it was unknown to me lori thank you and quickly check the future space is very modest gains were stopped yesterday, dead flat this morning and the opening bell is next. ♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? ♪ with a majority of

i might try to make quick i recent visit the legacy museum bryant stevenson's legacy museum in in montgomery right i have an uncle that we know was lynched we don't know his name we know his brother's name. at least we don't this this part of the family and and i thought how strange is that what kind of trauma maybe i'm taking you to a place you don't really go. but if what kind of trauma is that? and i thought it was singular when i got down there, the museum though i see we know that is for a few years by my uncle but we but i went to the museum and i saw these the columns with unknown people who released that they have a note under. how does that happen. hundreds of people generally. yeah i mean yeah is it is it did the family whole family flee. i just it is just so astounding me that that thousands of people were linked and and i see all these unknown. sometimes you see same last name but you know this family because five or six people here no first names so let me let me just respond really quickly. you see that in wrongdoing, ricin, which i like. well, first of all, i want say that, yo

we haven't seen a general election rematch since eisenhower defeated stevenson in 1956.or a second time. there is a little trivia. unpack the poll. 44% want trump to be nominee. 950% intraparty approval in the office. the news is worse for joe biden, less than 1/3 of democrats want to see hymn run again. the reason he is too old, regressing on everything when it comes to inflation, crime, the border, education, foreign policy. he is underwater on all fronts. then you look at his work schedule, stu, it is absolutely laughable. i have it here in front of me. received the daily brief at 9:30 a.m. he arrives back at white house for another weekend away, at noon. that is it. this president is working 24/7, working 24 hours a week, seven months out of year. they believe he accomplished a great deal and good amount during the first two years of presidency, despite what you hear during the state of the union. that underscores the challenge this president has in terms of perception. who honestly believes, guy benson made a great point earlier, joe biden will only get better as he

but sale padre parkway and stevenson boulevard last thursday. we told you about that.a few blocks away from the crime scene is being held at santa rita jail in dublin on a no bail hold. it marks the first homicide of the year in fremont . oakland woman says thieves broke into her car over the weekend and took something from her that cannot be replaced. melanin iblis says she was having lunch on sunday with friends at a restaurant in the san leandro marina when someone smashed the car windows and stole a backpack that was behind the driver's seat. inside that backpack, a small urn containing her brother's ashes. john jackson, who died in february of 2019. my turn backs. it means nothing to you, but it has a lot of value to me. i carry everywhere i go. it's like he passed away all over again. that's my good luck charm. everywhere i go. he's with me. so i just want the erin back. forget the backpack in the wally . i don't care about any of those material things. i just want my brother to turn back. she said. the container is small about the size of a key fall, but it's si

give reverend stevenson a hand. [ applause ] >> kenneth thomas. thank you so much. then i want to ask all the pastors who have flown in from around the country to be here on, will you stand quickly. we want to acknowledge you and thank you for your solidarity and your presence today. thank you. please be seated. i want the directors from m.j. edwards to come forward now, and i want everybody to remain in place until the family has recessed from the sanctuary. but at this time, i want to pronounce the committal. ♪♪ >> in submission to the will of our heavenly father who has seen fit to take out of this world the soul of tyre nichols, therefore commit hiss remains to the ground, earth to earth, ashes to ashes, and dust to dust, looking forward to the glory of our great god and our savior, jesus, who at the cry of command shall descend from heaven, christ shall rise first, and those of us who are alive and remain shall be called up to meet them in the air. and there we shall with the lord forever more. and i heard a voice from heaven saying, blessed are the dead who di

it happened yesterday afternoon at a gas station near the busy intersection of padre parkway and stevenson boulevard. police say there was a fight between two men when is to say the person who died had been stabbed several times. police arrested one man a few blocks away from the crime scene shortly after the attack on 9706 in san francisco, a judge now allowing the case of a mother accused of killing or two children to go forward. 34 year old paul lesha green, pulliam pleaded not guilty to killing her wonder old daughter, paragon and five year old daughter. justice the chronicle says the prosecution presented evidence in a hearing but did not include how the children died. prosecutors also say green, pulliam made statements admitting that she killed her children, but it's still not clear what miss green pulliam motive might have been. well health experts in san francisco say a new and dangerous substance has made its way into the drug supply. the powerful sedative it's called tranq has recently been found in four people in the city who died of a drug overdose. it's an animal tranquilizer.

it happened at the intersection of paseo padre and stevenson boulevard around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police say they arrived and found the man lying on the ground. we did speak with employees at a nearby gas station who believed it was a stabbing. >> i've never seen something big like this before. we have small incidents, but nothing like this. >> officers arrested the other man at the scene. >>> happening today, the man caught on camera spraying an unhoused person with a hose outside a san francisco business is scheduled to appear in court. police arrested him last month. he's charged with misdemeanor battery and is set to be arraigned this morning at 9:00. if convicted, he faces up to six months in county jail and a $2,000 fine. >>> san francisco's chinatown, dozens of business owners, some of them who have been there for decades, are getting hit with unexpected fines by the city. among those citations, about store awnings and gates. the city's department of building inspection says it has received 187 anonymous complaints about the awnings in the past three months. 62 have been d

police say someone called in a report to it fight of some sort between 2 man near stevenson boulevard and paseo padre parkway. when police got on scene. that's when they found one of the men on the ground with severe injuries. it was that person who later died. a suspect is in custody as the city's first homicide of the year. >> san francisco police double down on keeping its streets are rather they're doubling down on keeping streets free of workers. police revealed a new enforcement strategy to keep work from happening on cap street. well, 4 sarah stinson spoke with the assistant police chief about the plan. >> as apd assistant chief david luiz are says they've been finding success with the new d coy operation. that's where a female officer goes out on to cap street pretending to be a worker and then issues a citation to a potential client or john have a lot of workers that are on cap that we 18 into 18th and 22nd street. >> and you have a lot of vehicle traffic and people are out a lot of noise associated with that sfpd assistant chief david luiz are describing what he saw last fri