i live in the sunset. i see if i were handled the friday usage of great highway as a park by pedestrians, bike and those experiencing disabilities and families. i voted long with over 65% of san francisco to support more time and space for parks. and less time and space for cars. i will add that everyone every district in this city voted over 50% against prop i. and voted for more time and space for parks. i'm not anticar i driff a car but we need to ruse autoconvenience in order to increase the health of the people and communities in the environment in san francisco. i strong low urge this committee to amend the park opening time to earlier on fridays to sick a.m. on friday so we can study an entire weekday without cars or the >> thank you. >> i'm in full support of the great highway pilot i'm here the part of the pilot is at risk. full fridays. a pilo include a weekday to collect data especially since we know the great highway will close shortly. without dwelling on the optionos 19th and sunset. what hap

people don't drop acid and the sunset strip drop mattw, mark, luke and john. jesus is the everlasting hig right. and even into the 1980s, after many of ese nightclubs, christian nightclubs, have come and gone, there are still christians, prominent evangelical christians, who fear secular nightlife. one of those people is jim baker, who will start the ptl network, the one who starts heritage usa. that theme park in the middle of the 1980, he's going to raise money to build what he calls a partners center at heritage usa. and he tells people that this partnership center is going to be able to evangelize at all hours of the day. people who are coming to heritage usa and they wake up at two in the morning, they're tempted by drugs, they're tempted by alcohol, they're tempted by sex. they're going be able to come and pray at all hours of the day because he says there's plenty of entertainment for secular people to do that. let's watch. his campaign to raise money a little bit for this for this partner center and see what he says about secular nightlife. give me one

instead, ty were in line for a show at the brand new rock club on the sunset strip. la's first christian nightclub. now, synthesis colloquium, which i'm very excited to present at today, i get to talk about what brought me to this research in the first place and the origin of this research project on christian nightclubs goes back to when i was in graduate school at george mason university city. and at the time i was writing a dissertation. i actually completed a dissertation on gay male nightlife. since 1970, and that's actually i should make clear to everyone studying christian city or the religious right is not something that i'm an expert in, but i want to tell you how i started thinking about this kind of project about christian nightclubs while i was doing photographic research to try to find images of gay men at bars and bathhouses and cinemas and whatnot. i was constantly on the hunt to try to find images of these men in the actual places that i was writing about. and during this time, i came across two images that had nothing to do with gay bars in the 1970s

look at that gorgeous sunset. a chilly night in store for the bay area. >> first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen has a look at the temperatures we will be waking up to on friday morning. >> pretty similar to where we have woken up the last several mornings. frosty inland. even a freeze. not that far out of the ordinary. chilly time of year after all. we are going to be dropping down to around 40 in san francisco. a mix of 20s and 30s further inland. the cold spots in the upper 20s. that is a little below average. it also leaves us mostly 5 to 10 degrees above tomorrow's record low temperatures. we are still about what is possible this time of year. ironically, the least cold spot, san francisco, will be closest to record territory. the record is 37 degrees. we will be safely about this record levels, thankfully, but that is frigid for the bay area . it's possible this time of year. we don't have anything like that in the forecast. a little warm up on the way next week. we will see if there is rain coming up

from now through sunset . we go back since this already moved over to the north bay in the overnight hours and the north bay does have some higher risk level in terms of flooding due to getting higher rainfall amounts and the nature of the streams and creeks, here, the flood warning stays into effect until 10:30, tonight. that is a good example of what i was trying to say earlier. even though the main rain is over at sunset, we will still have the affects of all of the rain that we have gotten for the streams and creeks and low-lying sections. those are things you would like to take into account, on your own, if you will be driving around, today. give yourself more time because you may have to turn around. that road may have been closed . so the flood watch includes the rest of the bay area. here is the take away if you are not in sonoma county. in addition to this flood watch , we could see small streams and creeks fill up with water. also, the national weather service issuing small stream flood advisories an

you will see it by sunset tomorrow. you will get clear skies. the fireworks, new year's eve plans are fine. it is between now and sunset and 10:00 tomorrow morning when we have the main issues from the storm. you can see the light showers we have been showing you with live pictures so far this whole newscast. here is how it will get different. in the overnight hours. we look at this as the top of the newscast. just another replay. we will pull out more detail when you can see when the heaviest rain comes through. here is 5:30. your strongest wind, you will get 40 miles per hour wind gusts. this is the kind of thing that can wake you up when it comes through. between 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. if is not the rain, it could be the wind. by the time we good morning to 10:30 tomorrow, north bay is done. and we continue to move that through the rest of the south bay and it will clear out and the stragglers are not done until sunset tomorrow. rainfall totals from that period. from this point all the way ahead until tomorrow. late tomorrow night. concord,

after sunset rain and wind arrives.l 3 strong storm tonight into tomorrow morning with heavy rain and strong, gusty wind. a flood watch will go into effect later today for areas shaded in green for the threat of localized flooding with a wind advisory is well going into effect overnight. we will track the heavy rain and talk about the strong and gusty wind hour-by-hour, coming up. kumasi: with all the weather moving and you can get the latest forecast and weather updates on the abc 7 news streaming app available for roku, apple tv, fire tv, and google tv devices. renewed concerns about the security of the electrical grid coming after more power substations were vandalized, knocking out power on this miss. derek dennis has the details. >> new attacks this morning highlighting the vulnerability of the power grid. sunday, christmas day, three power stations were broken into. two of them vandalized. as a result, to, and puget sound energy reported 14,000 customers left in the dark. urging customers to report outages. >> you

chinese are culture and the great highway and outer sunset and climate action plan plan for district had their fair share of the money and the dark money disclosure nomination and free city college and let the record show rights for hundreds of thousand ever workers and community policing and report on hate crimes and pass groundbreaking policy and our time is not coming to a close sunset will help to forward the projects mobility study including a new community shuttle and our climate action plan plan will move forward and to join us on promenade on sunday to continuing the weekend walkway. >> continue the holiday season and we'll have e bicycle santa clause you want to end by saying i love this role and work more hopeful than ever. as an organizer and activist for decades i know it is owes to be generated to see government as a vehicle but i'm confident than i was four years ago in the ability of government to be a force and to curtail government overreach to write laws and i do having said that, want to acknowledge and thank the oasis shelter family twoertd janitor it showed up to

the sunset of the through night, rush away my thoughts, as alas, the word of the spark will light theight overtakes the wind in your thoughts. stone by stone, we will build everything that we want with the brightest colors of hundreds of paintings, everyone who is still able to love will definitely be love and will shine like tears over the firmament and night we will rise at night and reach the sun with our hands. we are like ringing drops of rain, the elder of a huge caviar, if you light all the lamps, you will not remain strong and certainly. fulfill what began dreams. accept new year's greetings. when your eyes are simple and gentle, you caress me, you are my friend. i want to share the fun of the hour and the pain of separation. get up always, he says, shake hands with each other and go a long way for many years. we are so close that words are not needed, what to repeat to each other in us, that ours is tender? and jas will come to you will return to us again then then we will be together forever. word to each other that everything will always be without you. always with you let'

chinese are culture and the great highway and outer sunset and climate action plan plan for district had their fair share of the money and the dark money disclosure nomination and free city college and let the record show rights for hundreds of thousand ever workers and community policing and report on hate crimes and pass groundbreaking policy and our time is not coming to a close sunset will help to forward the projects mobility study including a new community shuttle and our climate action plan plan will move forward and to join us on promenade on sunday to continuing the weekend walkway. >> continue the holiday season and we'll have e bicycle santa clause you want to end by saying i love this role and work more hopeful than ever. as an organizer and activist for decades i know it is owes to be generated to see government as a vehicle but i'm confident than i was four years ago in the ability of government to be a force and to curtail government overreach to write laws and i do having said that, want to acknowledge and thank the oasis shelter family twoertd janitor it showed up to

right now, spectacular sunset, 4:50 was the sunset this afternoon. the earliest sunset of the year. it does not get much better over the next couple of weeks. temperatures in the low to mid 50s, dropping down to a mix of 30 some 40s in most locations by tomorrow morning. the chili is spots in the upper 20s to begin the day on wednesday temperatures will warm up within 3 degrees of what is normal for the average high incentive systems 59, tomorrow's high will be 56. so, we get close. temperatures in santa rosa also topping out in the middle 50s. may be a degree or two warmer for concord and san jose, up to 57 degrees by wednesday afternoon in concord, after a chilly start in the 30s, san jose, not quite as chilly in the morning, warmer in the afternoon. if you fairweather clouds floating through tomorrow. filling in the rest of the map, middle and upper 50s across the bay area, not a lot of variation with cool spots along the coast at 54. warmer spots inland around 50 degrees. not much of a noticeable difference . temperatures don't change much over the next several days, but there a

let my boat float not at sunset, it floats on you about every white greedy.rom living the sails are not elegant. we that, most importantly, let more and more. with a fair wind but my boat also floats in spite of everything, it floats. let it float. you are my boat sailing into the sunset for me at sunrise. me and seething greedy. let them peck, what prevents me from living the sails are not elegant. so what? the main thing is you. my boat floats against all odds. let my mommy swim, dressy prevents me yes, swim. well, tell us how this song appeared, to whom you dedicated it. my beloved, i rode on the train on the top shelf. i felt sad and sad. it was a dark night. i was driving from moscow from a good festival with russian songs, and something became so sad for me. i think it's over. so quickly you need to write some good song, and in the same place shakes sway and everything. the boat came here, your mother played a big role in the fact that you started playing instruments and writing music, and we visited your mother in the city of sukhoi log let's look at a

and how much is left before sunset, just 3 hours and 25 minutes. deplete the box with the medallion. no, you only need to grind off the medallion so that he thinks that everything is in order. there is one idea. make peace, please, i need to remember, please. now i'm a second. why is he screaming? calls another clan. well, in the sense of leonid, he is mine assistant. and i used to work as a real clown as an illusionist, and then i got tired of it. realized that my vocation only you had a different suit. i think he wants to drink. pamper animals a million faster he goes. dumpling is not a vampire no, katya is a dumpling. well, how is it? this is such a kind clown, merry and so this is one gang, and he is in charge. i don’t understand that you got so wound up, he’s mine, i ’ll take him today and will they climb well? let's figure it out. the police will come to you all and disperse the whole gang, do not come near. no, what a gang. what police, where is the bear here the van is, which, in which the bear lives, there is no one here, the dumpling took

so i 'll show you, they go to the hero in the sunset. and we have before sunset. oh come on. we still have time to order with you where to kalmykia oh, well, right there not far. if it’s for primki, then maybe we give it, of course. thank you, well, maria backdrop traveled with you pokrovsky and our project went. hello on channel one, a news release in the studio of maxim sharafutdinov and briefly about the main thing from murmansk to the kara sea, the nuclear icebreaker ural, one of the largest and most powerful in the world, went on its first working voyage on a significant day for the northern fleet. composure in extreme conditions is a special course for our fighters training near the front line, what will happen if ukrainian intelligence detects? theatrical universe passed away valery shadrin , the creator of the chekhov festival thanks to him the russian audience saw the world's best performances. and the impossible, perhaps, when such willpower on a magic skating rink, the wards of the life foundation move along with the stars of figure skating, but support is needed n

it looks like right about sunset. we begin to see an increase in that cloud cover with that rain holding off until late tomorrow night, and then we will have scattered showers on and off pretty much through the rest of thursday, friday and into saturday and i'll show you that in the extended forecast coming up in a bit. meanwhile, temperatures at this hour warmer compared to yesterday 54 in san francisco 53 in walnut creek, 54 in fremont. i'll have a look at the numbers for tomorrow morning as well as the afternoon and what we can expect as far as the wet weather through the end of the year coming up. a puppy abandoned at sfo, finding his forever home coming up the feel good story. we need this holiday season and coming up at six o'clock area. congressional leaders secure funding for more than a dozen community projects . a look at where cisco international airport has found a new home just in time for the holidays. polaris a six month old german shepherd mix was left behind in late august by an international traveler

in the sunset and neighbor ways.py to see there is good work to draw in from the other projects to -- reduce the vehicle collisions and safe streets. what about bicycle volume of is this most low achieved i imagine there is higher bike volume on the capitol projects than quick builds when there is a protected bike lane? collect the vehicle volumes and bicycle volumes for 24 to 72 hour period. for this analysis we looked at everything during the commute peeks that was the data point available across projects. in terms of bike volumes between quick build and capitol, there was more volume in the quick build side versus capitol. again a lot of the capitol projects we implemented as part of our program and the analysis only one. them instuled robust separated bike way infrastructure. on quick build its is a separate bike way impelemented quickly using near term reversible treatments. >> great that is interesting you are saying that the quick build like -- protected bike lanes were saw more volume than the capitol project

believe the baltic sunset. i have exactly three friends.a creative person, have changed your place of residence. and actually, they found themselves. yes, kaliningrad is here, but other people, thanks to some new infrastructure , can change their life trajectory. i have long noticed how here. comfortable, working with intellectual creative people. there is a lot of inspiring energy here. if will it be possible to create a comfortable environment for creative people, right? uh, then it will be very cool. i like that in kaliningrad - it is possible to have a permanent residence permit in kaliningrad, just like the hills. all the objects of the cultural cluster will soon receive delivery in 2023. i'm just 100% sure that the opportunity to fly to kaliningrad and go to the branch of the tretyakov gallery for ballet or the opera at the bolshoi theater. this is an additional opportunity in terms of tourism development of the cultural museum cluster, while on the island this october is a real pearl in terms of tourism business. this is such an unde

believe baltic sunset. i have exactly.that not only you, as a creative person, have changed your place of residence, and, in fact, have found yourself. yes, kaliningrad is here, but other people, thanks to some new infrastructure, can , uh, change their life trajectory. i noticed a long time ago how comfortable it is to work here, and intellectuals to creative people. there is a lot of inspiring energy here. if e manages to create an environment for creative people. comfortable yes, uh, that will be very cool. i like that in kaliningrad this, perhaps, is permanently a kaliningrad residence permit in the same way as the homlins. all objects of a cultural class will soon receive delivery plans in 2023. i'm just 100% sure that the opportunity to fly to kaliningrad and go to the branch of the tretyakov gallery for a ballet or the bolshoi opera. this is an additional opportunity in terms of tourism development of the cultural museum cluster on oktyabrsky island, this real pearl and in terms of tourism business. this is such an

but after sunset things start to get a little bit dicey out. there is heavy rain pushes in this morning. we do have some spots, a dense fog, especially for inland east bay neighbors and up into the north bay. watch for some areas of low visibility. for the most part, it's just kind of a grey start to this day. current temperatures are mostly in the 40's with some of our cooler areas being are inland spots. brentwood in fairfield only at 42 degrees right now. oakland in san mateo at 46. well, alameda and san francisco, egypt. 47 to get this morning started. let's time out today's rain. so today for most of the day, you're going to see views like this. just on the cloudy side. but as we work our way into the late part of the day, we're going to see a much bigger change. 04:15pm, still dry. but look at that rainfall that makes its way. and like i mentioned after sunset tonight, really around 06:00pm to 07:00pm, expect rainfall to begin to push into the bay area. we'll stay with us through your overnight hours and into your morning commute tomorrow

. >>> just marinate on that sunset . >>> sheer luck will determine the end of the race after the vote ended in an exact . the luck of a drop will determine the winner. each finished with exactly 1921 fouts. a recount confirmed that type. their names will be placed in unmarked envelopes and what will be drawn to decide the winner. other ties have been resolved but i serve a coin flip. they opted for the envelopes. >>> folders in georgia have been waiting in line to casserly belichick at of the senate runoff election. >> buy one get one free. georgia, help me to do it. >> raphael warnock got help from former president barack obama in his bid to fend off herschel walker. >> you vote for me we all get to the promised land. >> even though the election is not over yet, there is a big shakeup in store for 2024 . the dnc could with the start of its primary season out of iowa instead south carolina would go first on february 6 followed by new hampshire, nevada, georgia, and michigan. president biden said it would prioritize diversity because iowa is mostly white. they are keeping the caucuses

you do get confused driving along, especially the inner sunset. to the be made a triangle. >> thanks for writing along with us today. i enjoyed showing you what we do and i urge you to pay attention to the signs and move your car and don't litter. with all as latinos we are unified in some ways and incredibly diverse in others and this exhibit really is an exploration of nuance in how we present those ideas. ♪♪ our debts are not for sale. >> a piece about sanctuary and how his whole family served in the army and it's a long family tradition and these people that look at us as foreigners, we have been here and we are part of america, you know, and we had to reinforce that. i have been cure rating here for about 18 year. we started with a table top, candle, flowers, and a picture and people reacted to that like it was the monna lisa. >> the most important tradition as it relates to the show is idea of making offering. in traditional mexican alters, you see food, candy, drinks, cigarettes, the things that the person that the offerings where being mad

after sunset , life on the island calms down.h after sunset, the ebullient life just begins, or rather, combustible, because it burns with bonfires. friends do not want to, i understand, it is very difficult. even very, very, very difficult. but if you still manage to get out of the beach on margarita, is there something to see? first - this is the story columbus discovered the island of margarita 500 years ago, almost immediately the colonialists pulled ships here and built fortresses to protect against pirates and many of those buildings have survived to this day in their original form. a few centuries ago, a terrible hurricane attacked the cubago island, which destroyed most of it. it was a miracle that only the church remained untouched, in which the statuette of the virgin of the immaculate conception was also kept, the survivors moved here to margarita island, taking the statuette with them. it is now kept right here in the church where you and the lions are. or as it is also called by the islanders, the most tender and swe

now today is going to stay dry all the way until sunset tonight.th bay, but really early tomorrow morning is when it kicks up across the bay. we have heavy areas of rainfall through the day on saturday, finishing the day off with even more of those winds will also pick up tomorrow today, a calm one. but look

look at that gorgeous sunset. it has been really lovely outside during the day, but at night it is cold. >> this weekend is not going to be much of an exception. overnight lows will be cold but will warm up afternoons. if you still have stuff to do ahead of the weekend, -- temperatures there bottoming out at the upper 30s and low 40s. it will be below freezing at some of the coldest spots. it is not record-setting , 6 to 8 degrees below average. we will warm up to a couple degrees for what's normal at this time of year. upper 50s, the warmest spots are inland. pushing up closer to 60 degrees. if you notice the haze on the horizon today, that's not going to go anywhere for the next few days. take a look at the air quality in the next few minutes. >>> investigators in san francisco are looking for the cause of a deadly house fire in the forest hill extension neighborhood. a person was pulled from the second story home in critical condition this morning. the victim later died a few hours later. >>> a san jose man die

then we can say this is done by sunset tomorrow. the intensity of the rain comes to an end by late morning. the showers stick around through the late afternoon. you will have clear skies and not have to worry about getting rained on on new year's eve. you have to worry about tomorrow afternoon and the impacts this has on the landscape. this is additional to all the numbers we look at off the top. another two inches of rain off of north bay. that factors into the flood watch. and it does get wendy. you can see it in the wind. that gets us to about 8:30 in the morning. san mateo has a 40 mile an hour gust. is that marches south, livermore gets it. then it works its way south as that heavier rain lease. it will stay a bit breezy through the day tomorrow, but it is windiest us is that heaviest rain comes through. so there is a lot to go over in the details in terms of everything that is coming and what we have discussed. there will likely be some of the smaller streams and creeks overflowing in the north banks. as far as an overriding m

a stunning view of san francisco at sunset from our nbc bay area skyranger. now, the storm should hit the north bay around midnight, so about four or five hours from now. it's expected to bring in some high winds. that could lead to power outages and downed trees. crews are busy around the bay area preparing, trying to just limit the damage. santa rosa fire is reminding people to watch out for flooding and mudslides. a few things you can do. clean out those gutters and secure your outdoor furniture so the wind doesn't send it flying. in the south bay, workers with valley water filling sandbags. the agency worries that leaves will block storm drains and flood city streets. pg&e also on the ready. crews are staging across northern california to react to the issues that will likely come with all the rain and wind. >> we have an all hands on deck response at pg&e to address any issues, which could include trees, limbs, debris, or anything coming into contact with power lines that could result in power outages. >> with the heavy rain expected, a popular holiday tr

it's beautiful on the sunset. temperatures are mostly in the low 50s , dipping into the upper 40s already. we will have low to mid 40s y dnesich is clostonormal and highs are close to normal. it's close to 60 on the peninsula and around the south end of the day, the 60s , upper 50s to around 60 inland and east bay, with a degree or two above average for this time of year but it's been a while since we said that. upper 50s to around 60% of san francisco and oakland, upper 50s to around 60 for most of the north cooler temperatures the further north you go. temperatures are going to warm up for christmas weekend, a warm, dry christmas weekend . we will have high temperatures in the low to mid 60s , some spots in the upper 60s. sunday afternoon is a warm christmas day, overall and there's that next chance of rain for the entire bay area. tuesday should have an unsettled pattern that will carry us to the end of 2022 and into the new year. >> fingers crossed. >>> ahead, boxes of hope. a program providing thousands of fa

tell me the same will be with the lilac order girls, good morning, indeed, the country song lilac sunsetndiary in retro style, we keep the brand, so to speak retro. yeah well, that's great, but you know, i would like to ask you. hmm, i would like to hear lyrical tracks from you, or does it not reflect your this here, but the essence of the fun. you see, no, why not? there and now, it seems to me, the tendency of lyrical songs still prevails on the stage more. and we are in life and so we want, you understand the sadness of sadness. and yes, and here we are bringing kindness positive but, uh, of course, lyrical songs will be in my repertoire. it's just a matter of time, we are looking for the same hit that will also break, but it will also be in the style of a harrow, when you already filmed this with marina baranovskaya at the slavyansky bazaar, in which you appeared. this song invites you to dance. so until now we can’t forget it, you know, it’s spinning and spinning in my head. here, otherwise and wake us up and we invite, but we will not be more than 30 purple orders. tell me this is

>> well, the problem with the jcpoa is time is going by and there's sunsets were nuclear limitation start to first diminish and then and. and we're getting close to is the time when iran can boost its uranium enrichment capacity under the jcpoa. so if there was a deal let's say in 2023, four couple years until 2025, you would reduce the enrichment capacity. you would bring down the stocks of low enriched uranium. but then 2025, the enrichment capacity construct increase again. and by about 2028 it will rival what it is today under the jcpoa. by 2030 it was vastly outstripped what it is today. meanwhile, the enriched uranium stock will stay low at 300 kg, but what but what we learned this last go around, since 2018, is the key thing is the enrichment capacity. because you can re-create the low enriched uranium stock rapidly. and what the enriched uranium capacity really measures ultimately is the time to get enough weapons grade uranium for a bomb. so the jcpoa does it very poor job of keeping the breakout timelines as promised. from 2025-2030 the breakout timelines will just steadily decr

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