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to the city attorney's office, mr. russi, i am trying to figure out the timing on the city attorney's report. how often it is published and updated and i saw in the responses that city attorney chui committed to working on some updating of the list of commissions and working with departments to determine which bodies are inactive and get those out of there. then, proposing possibly how to address sunsetting inactive commissions. i think there was some commitments around that, but wondering what the timeline is for that work if you know. both how often is the current list updated and then also with the various commitments that were made in response to this report, just whether there is a timeline for improving those or completing that work. if you need a couple minutes, if you don't know that one. >> initially to your questions supervisor, deputy city attorney brad russi. the list has been updated periodically since created in july of 2014. i dont know exactly the frequency that and i can check with my office to see if w

anywhere from 57 degrees right now in the city. below 70 for the warmest spot on the map in september. it is still summertime technically. below 70 degrees in concord right now. everybody inland, they are in the 60s. only 62 degrees across the bay in oakland. those numbers will drop off to the 50s later on tonight. they will not warm up a whole lot tomorrow. but comfortable temperatures tomorrow. just a chance for a few showers here and there during the day, especially morning into the early afternoon for most of the bay area. they do not seem to be bothered by that. a very handsome beetle. only in the 70s for most inland spots tomorrow afternoon, we're going to return to the 80s, then the 90s inland by the time early next week will roll around. so this is a temporary taste of fall. let's take a look at what we are going to see on our floor pap here as we head through the rest of tonight into tomorrow. we'll talk about the clouds first. they will be widespread, pushing far inland by tomorrow morning. gray skies for everybody. as we

woo eneed a mayor who understands our tax dollars are not infinite resource and the city and the leaders should work as hard and effectively as we all do. i will make sure that each of our city agencies is operating efficiently and effectively in the perspective of serving the citizens of san francisco. my rising tide initiative is the only actionable and affordable plan to house the homeless population with wrap around service to assist people on a path of recovery and fulfilling life with dignity and self-respect. once done, i will work to restore our tourism industry and bring back businesses. p i will streamline planning and building department, paving the way to faster construction of affordable housingism help me do this for you with your support for my campaign and your vote this november. together we can work for a better san francisco. thank you. >> i am proud to serve as your mayor. a lifelong san franciscan and the only woman and only graduate of san francisco public schools in this race. and the only candidate if dorseed by the san francisco democratic party. also a proud sup

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woo eneed a mayor who understands our tax dollars are not infinite resource and the city and the leaders should work as hard and effectively as we all do. i will make sure that each of our city agencies is operating efficiently and effectively in the perspective of serving the citizens of san francisco. my rising tide initiative is the only actionable and affordable plan to house the homeless population with wrap around service to assist people on a path of recovery and fulfilling life with dignity and self-respect. once done, i will work to restore our tourism industry and bring back businesses. p i will streamline planning and building department, paving the way to faster construction of affordable housingism help me do this for you with your support for my campaign and your vote this november. together we can work for a better san francisco. thank you. >> i am proud to serve as your mayor. a lifelong san franciscan and the only woman and only graduate of san francisco public schools in this race. and the only candidate if dorseed by the san francisco democratic party. also a proud sup

this is the city of kharkiv and the kharkiv region in general.ohdan tkachuk, deputy of the kharkiv city council, is in touch with us. mr. bohdan, i congratulate you. the enemy is really hitting kharkiv with everything he can hit, what is in his arsenal, what is available to him, guided aerial bombs, ballistic missiles, all this is arriving, guided missiles, arriving in kharkiv, i will ask as of now according to the situation in the weekend for today and for monday, i know that there are wounded who are still in a serious condition after the september 21 strike, which happened on saturday, also it was sunday, and today, please tell me more, we will start with kharkiv, and then we will talk about the region, because there are also wounded in kupyanskyi, chuguyivskyi district in the region, unfortunately, there is also a dead woman there too it has arrived, please, and have a good day, eh, can you hear me, yes, yes, yes, i hear, but, according to the situation for the last three days, here... now, if you can hear, anxiety is rising, it seems to be a

so important to the people here city. god cheney shows this chunk chain level spicy with some hot ports which is fit to have been invented here. i'm us about the time cuz there was several large butcher shop from the ends. the young and the meat was easy to size, lot for tool can make for more difficult. so they have to pay a coffee. it was cheap and was added to the whole process. it's still like that today. fortunately, there are also vegetables until they fit this question. this is in the, in the restaurant. it stings my throat nose and this old chimney has the solution here, but i need this assessment oil to put out before the spiciness. it goes off, it looks like a kind of fear, but it's not bad. it's assessing me or of this. i'm a but the oil doesn't help much control chain. we encounter hot port on every corner. but 1st something still a mountain has invited us to his home. he's live 2 to 10 years and is originally from a small town near austin. is 1st idea and the biggest he was to import jim and be it but it felt

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the city of koenigsberg was fortified for centuries, centuries, it is a fortress city, it is a citadelis subordinated, every house, every basement, every wall, it is all subordinated to the defense system, the german government gave interest-free loans to build a mansion or a house, but they fulfilled a certain requirement: the wall was so many meters long, the ground was concreted, the loophole was of such and such a size, and so on and so forth in the city, everything was built here from a defensive, from a military point of view, this is not just a city, a tourist center or a cultural center, this is a fortress city, this is a city where all the life, all the best generals of the wehrmacht, they were all from prussia, kineksberg, of course, also had a huge symbolic meaning, since it was indeed, such a cradle of prussian militarism was connected with prussia in one way or another. on march 7, the bunker was ready, it was built at a depth of 7 m, the concrete walls reached a thickness of 80 cm, and the ceiling was 3 m. inside the bunker, rooms were equipped for the commandant, staff o

the bright end of the city day was the fireworks. thousands of people came out to the streets of the city to admire the fountains of the color show. the multi-colored lights of the holiday were best seen at the belarus hotel, as well as on the site near the sports palace. and the intersection of the avenues of the winners imasherova. first, they were in our area on the hearth in the park. and in the evening we decided to get out here for the fireworks, to see what, how. in principle, i like everything, everything suits me, the atmosphere is warm, everything is kind of comfortable. neat, very cool, as never before, great, the atmosphere is magnificent, the organization is at the highest level, the concert of yuliana karaulova, it's just a fairy tale, very cool, every year the event is more interesting, the music is more interesting, our artists are trying, no doubt, i really like it. let me remind you that minsk celebrates the city day on the second saturday of september. it is on this day that the capital is immersed in the atmospher

this is about rebuilding and reimaging the city. will talk about revitalizing downtown. >> thank you for having me. >> the initiatives in the downtown area and enjoy businesses. perhaps you can tell us about your plan. >> yeah, sure. well, you know, first i'd like to acknowledge we are here visiting union scare. this is the heart of the city and people come to celebrate life's greatest moments whether it's the holidays or buying your prom dress or getting married. you always think about union square as a place to celebrate. we would like to continue in that celebration especially postpandemic. this is a great place to celebrate life. we want to be creative getting people outdoors. we are still coming out of the pandemic and enjoying what we have to offer think about the beautiful hotel and historic district. we have world class shopping destinations and theater here we are using our strike thattic plan there was a time when weus people want r want a bit of everything appeared experience. one of the newest initiatives is union square

, the kyiv city military administration reported. russian drones entered the capital in waves from different directions. in general, the air alert lasted more than 5 hours in kyiv. there were no previous destructions or casualties. the threat still remains in some areas, so i urge you to stay in a safe place until the air alert goes off. and because of the russian shelling in the mykolaiv region, the work of the railway was limited, and the dolynsk mykolaiv section was closed. currently the train. kyiv-mykolaiv runs to dolynska station, ukrzaliznytsia reported. a woman died as a result of enemy shelling in nikopol, dnipropetrovsk region. two more people were caught injuries, reported the head of the region, serhiy lysak. the russians hit the city with five artillery shells. as a result of the attack, a high-rise building was damaged. the enemy also shelled the pokrovsk community. there are three residential buildings and power lines along nivycheny. ten people were injured as a result of an enemy attack in sumy oblast. the russians hi

the city of putnik, it is directly connected to the zaporizhzhya npp, the city's infrastructure also ations, just zaest, so we say that strikes are carried out on the infrastructure. but this is a strike on

the city got an enviable lot, to grow in strength and glory. on the niva, the most prominent zhemicenadstvo was the wife of fyodor ivanovich paskevich, princess irinushka. so the townspeople called the last owner of the palace and gomel, irina ivanovna paskevich. irina ivanovna paskevich was. detailed annotation, from which you could learn a lot of interesting things, who, when and on what occasion presented this exhibit. the halls of the palace were decorated with paintings, sculptures. and exquisite furniture. the famous russian artist georgy lukomsky, having visited the palace in 1913, wrote: this is one of the richest estates of the russian empire. but even if you spend the whole day walking around the palace, i still won’t have time to turn the pages of the history of this amazing place. gomel city park of culture and recreation named after lunacharsk. of course, you can get around it, but it is better to stroll along it slowly, otherwise, as you will notice, mulberry and black pine, manchurian walnut and pyramidal poplar coexist here perfe

the russians bombarded the city with a tornado missile system. the victims were outside during the attack. the russians hit residential buildings, four houses and two cars were damaged. and in chernihiv oblast, russians attacked a village in semenivska hromada with mortars. two men aged 60 and 55 were wounded. they are in the hospital. in addition, the building was on fire as a result of the shelling, - said the head of the region vyacheslav chauus. and we ask you to join the collection, we need funds for drones and a charging station for reconnaissance of the third sso regiment, which destroys the enemy in the area of ​​the temporary ravine in donetsk region. the russians constantly attack and try to capture the city, because it is a commanding height from which it is easier to shell other settlements. our defenders hold the defense, but... our help, the soldiers need drones, they will help not only improve the performance of combat missions, but also save the lives of our soldiers. so your donation will increase the effectiveness of actions agai

when should the city override local opposition? >> joe, i have said this before and i will say it again, i think we need to reject the narrative of the real estate speculators and developers and let me actually correct just slightly the record. i have voted to approve more housing at all income levels all over this city then every combined. on this stage over 100,000 units. but i did that by working with neighborhoods, not agnst neighborhoods. in my owdistrict i have built every kind of housing. affordable housing for homeless shelters, market rate housing. and i have nevenot once, voted against any affordable housing. i'm the only candidate in this race who expands -- sports expanding rent control. unlike my opponents i have an actual plan to build a middle income affordable housing at san francisco so desperately needs. not a lot of people know this, but ere are over 73,000 shovel ready fully entitled units that aren't being built because interest rates are too high. my plan provides for lower interest rates for construction. i wi

the air. important employees contribute to city security on the day of the city 70 residents of minsk received payments for the sake of the state parade stalitsy. mensku ў washing up the day naradzhenya. on the galloon lakats of the city there are already dekarats, the program is holy. in the central region, it is the season for collecting nectar deposits. let's find out how much meat there is in the treasure. the beetles were groaning. for the acts of ўdzel u ahove gramadskaga parade. on the eve of the city's recognition, not only the people in the carriages, but also the city workers, industrial workers and military administrators, whose position is in charge of the city's taxes but it’s important. the address of the warrior is urachystastsі, and this address is 70 zhykharov minsk, words padzyaki. emphasizes that i received the award thanks to my work, thanks to my colleagues who helped me, when you, together with colleagues, patrol, walk together with law enforcement officers streets, try to make our beautiful city minsk even better, especially on the eve of the city day, such a big, signif

in the evening, the occupiers shelled the city with barrel artillery. the woman died in her own house. in dnipro , the official car of the head of the patronage service of the 93rd kholodny yar brigade, alina karnaukhova, was burned. a military woman reported this and called the arson a stab in the back. the destroyed car was used by her unit for combat. tasks in the donetsk region. she came to dnipro, dnipro-karnaukhova on a business trip. poliev is currently being sought. verbatim, this is not the first case of setting fire to official cars of the 93rd brigade. another one was burned in novomoskovskiy, also in dnipropetrovsk region. ukraine created its own high-tech flying bomb, reports forbes, referring to a video released by the ukrainian military. thanks to. rocket booster and retractable wings, the bomb is able to cover a distance of about 65 km. forbes analysts believe that it opens up new tactical opportunities for ukrainian aviation and can be used for strikes against russia. ukraine will hand over a detailed plan for ending the war and defeatin

and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. have to move his fake electors case in arizona to federal court. >> the story begins tonight's west coast wrap, a u.s. district judge ruled today, saying mark meadows missed the deadline to ask for his charges to be moved to federal court. in the ruling, the judge also indicated that meadows failed to show that the allegations against him were related to his official duties as chief of staff to the president. meadows attorneys have not said whether they intend to appeal. the former trump chief of staff and several other republican operatives are accused of being involved in an illegal scheme to falsely show former president trump won the state of arizona in the 2020 election. a pilot is dead tonight after two planes collided mid-air near lake >>he douglas county sheriff's office in nevada says the two planes collided near minden-tahoe airport at 945 thi morning. both planes were small, single engine airplanes, according to the faa. now one plane was actually able to land safely at the

our schools are on the-mind but city in crisis. running for supervisor because i came home and found a drug useer in front of my home. there were 5 kids on the top floor but couldn't stop himself. we must make sure people like him don't hurt himself or anything else. last year [indiscernible] a lot happen ed in the tenderloin now part of our district. we are a village in district 5 and we are going to help them. i have been walking thin streets talking to business owner jz non profit and expert and police and peopling on the street. my plan developed with input is the best strategy to get dealers off the street, users into treatment and clean safe streets in the tenderloin. it is a real solution to the rule problem oen the streets. i'm the only candidate to compel drug users into treatment. the only candidate who past legislation at the city level to get our kids help and algebra this fall. i fought hard for kids during covid and will fight for neighborhood just as hard. i will fight for the fillmore grocery store, i will fight for

, the policy city, the hot city, new day begins the with an international impact. i just wanted to make sure that people have seen f, b, c as a spell. the name of only a strong voice for africa is l g, b t q. community. i meant the most interesting to the, for my life. a new expedition in cape town explores new territory free max in 30 minutes on w, conflicts own ukraine is facing them of a bitter winter as well, with russia and as many, many without the equipment needed to wait. and it's my guess this week is kara roodick, are you crazy and opposition? empty and leave the goals or voice coffee as western lead evaluation over whether care should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they promise support all the way to victory conflict. in 19 minutes on dw, the we say they're about never giving up every weekend on dw, the dw news library from lindsay is really military. he says that it has killed when it has the lunch, top commander, lebanese authorities say that it happened. and in the air striking the roof 8 people have reportedly been kill

example, from today there are no more evacuation trains from pokrovsk, the war has come close to the city. what will happen if russia completely captures donbas and does the kurdish operation make sense under such circumstances? this is svoboda live, my name is vlasta lazur. part of the peace plan, yes operations. on kurshchyna was called by president zelensky, it started exactly one month ago, on august 6. the sudden offensive of the armed forces on the territory of russia was accompanied by complete informational silence. in the first few days, the ukrainian authorities did not officially comment on the reports of russian officials and military bloggers about the breakthrough of the border by ukrainian troops in the kursk region, and the activity of ukrainian forces in the region was evidenced by videos and photos that began to appear on social networks. health, from the city of suja. and a day later, august 7, the ministry of defense russia announced the halting of the enemy's advance deep into the territory in the direction of kurdistan, and vladimir putin called the events in kurdist

guide san francisco at the ferry building cityd civic center and the hotel he alsoed a book and left behind 4 sons and others and his beloved wife pauline is serving as the president of the association and richard will be remembered for the outside and for his services and lastly, madam clerk i am happy next hedge month september 15th we'll be celebrating the many contributions of our residents and diverse communities representing the latino-american in the caribbean started as welcome back celebration under president johnson that explains if september to october that is significant because it is the many central american criticize and mexico celebrates independence own the 15 and 16 and el salvador and it also signifies our resilience through times of war and hardship i'm introducing a resolution along with supervisor ronen and commissioner walton to mark for outcomes for our latino community i'm proud to be a latino serving on the board of supervisors and hope that our representation is every aspect of our society will continue

and what do they feed the city deputies ? anna balan behind the scenes of the moscow city duma. teachers , of course, come and teach, but what do the deputies of the brain council do? what are you talking about? i've lived here for 65 years, everything has gone to sand, who turned the impassable forest into a giant quarry, my grandchildren and i used to pick raspberries and mushrooms there, where did all the water flow from the villages near moscow? dmitry blinnikov is looking for a reason for career growth, the territory has turned into one giant hole, on the ground, in the water, in the air, more than a city, why did the mayors of the largest megacities on the planet come to moscow, it's nice to see that all this is preserved. even multiply, and what do they want to take with them, we welcome guests as expected, the experiment on their use has been going on for several months, they drink, smoke, swear, shout, dance, do not choose their neighbors, how hostels force muscovites to move, he will climb here a bomb will leave, and is it possible win the confrontation with the night s

the car. right now, cities around the state are cracking down on homeless encampments. cities it was time to address the situation. now, the city of santa cruz says they will go after police officers who drop off homeless people there. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey tells us more about these new rules. >> the city of santa cruz is working to clean up the town's image by cleaning up the streets and addressing their homelessness problem. mayor fred keeley says efforts have led to a more than 50% decrease in street homelessness in the past two years, but he's concerned that a city in the central valley is threatening to impede their progress. we don't need under the cover of darkness and stealthy and tricky maneuvers for some city to move their problem to us. >> that's not the right way to do it. >> in june, mayor keeley says hanford police drove a homeless woman with an undisclosed disability. nearly 200 miles to the city of santa cruz, where she was left outside of a local shelter. keeley says the woman is from las vegas and had no ties to his city, but h

the large are goals of the city. with that, i'm going to introduce our first pick consultant. before i do that, i want to reminds the board because i thank you is really important. where i came before you a couple months ago regarding plaza east, which we now have two public housing developments. east and north beach. we are doing a significant amount of work in that development. we have beyond the annual subsidy, we are adding 9.2 million dollars along with the city to which plaza east to condition moving it forward and stabilizing plaza east and then for year 2024, which we the housing authority will soon be moving into, we'll add an additional more than 1 million dollars along with continuing to ensure we pay the insurance exspends tours to the funds are not used from the 2.2 million dollars. as we know and as i shared, insurance has sky rocketed across the nation. our insurance bill for plaza is quite hefty. and so again to minimize the impact on the operations of plaza, the authority is also going to continue to

and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. e city following the shooting over the weekend of the 49ers ricky pearsall in that attempted robbery. >> ktvu is christian captain is joining us now live from san francisco, where that frightening daytime shooting unfolded over the weekend. and christian, we're still awaiting an important decision from the san francisco da on charging the 17 year old suspect in this cas. >> yeah, that's right. and this is also a politically charged issue. of course. remember, this is an election year and public safety is top of mind for many here in san francisco. now, the impact of the brazen daylight robbery attempt and shooting of san francisco 49ers rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall is still reverberating throughout the city. mayor london breed today acknowledged that the incident was a black eye for a city that's looking to rewrite headlines about out-of-control crime. but she says the data show that crime is trending downward in the city. she says as shocking as the attempted robbery and shooti

, the city of kurakhove is suffering from this, and the situation in the city has changed significantly with... in recent days, the strikes by guided aerial bombs are daily, it happens from three to six strikes, and the destructive power of these bombs is enormous, and from the civilian residents who are still in the city are the first to suffer from this, you must be in the city from time to time, that is , you are talking about the fact that the civilian residents remain there and not all of them have left the city, surely some measures are needed there . would they still not be there, or does the local administration make some decisions there to protect our citizens? well, i can't speak for the local administration, because i'm still a representative of the press service of the brigade, but our military is persistent, very persistent local residents are always asked to gather their belongings and leave the city while it is still possible, and while... while the situation is like this, i would even say more that our military is always happy to help and helps both the police and and th

back in the city district 6. a place where gabriel believes his great grandfather might have lived or walked, is one of the main in the city sites of forced remove all the bushes the same and it's a central business district. it's. it is where opportunities, all social and economic opportunities on colored black people. people of color were moved from the space forcibly to a type of a lift with 0 water sanitation options, not decent housing. and so people's entire livelihoods i polluted in one night. i'm like gabriel. activist and to me cut jordan peters has managed to stay in the c t. so travel where she needs that he's an old industrial neighborhood and the city is least reading. this is a section that is so integral to who i am as a courses, you know, and people see it as a tourist destination. and so i think the politicization comes in when you realize, actually this doesn't make sense. the small surplus of radical books to in a neighboring sub is one of the few places that do it in fields. she and other activ

of kryvyi rih and again it is the city center, the bedroom of the city district, the civil infrastructurere is no industry, hangars, construction, a hint that it is possible to store weapons somewhere, to manufacture weapons, these are absolutely peaceful houses, a circus, a center, the center of almost a city, where there are parks, a recreation area for the residents of kryvyi rih, because of this attack, in our six people were injured, three of them are still in the hospital, of them... all possible help to them, they are fighting for their recovery as soon as possible, all the necessary communal services are working at the scene, also thanking the state emergency service and the patrol police, who instantly react to these events and thanks to them dexterity was saved, lives were saved, deployed headquarters are working at the scene, providing all the necessary assistance. the residents of the building, which are close to the scene of the event , windows, panes, and roofs are broken, all the necessary materials are provided for the quick repair of these buildings, and there is no need

, each hoping to take the reins of the city. i am juliette goodrich and welcome to special coverage of san francisco mayoral debate hosted by cbs news bay area and kcbs news radio and the san francisco examiner, two months from election day and it is still anybody's race. over the next 90 minutes, we will hear from leading candidates, mark farrell , aaron peskin, ahsha safai , as they tackle the toughest issues . you may have been expecting to see london breed and so were we, she gave debate organizers confirmation of her participation in the debate in april, but last week she rescinded her acceptance of our invitation in writing and told her she would no longer participate. that could open the door for a very lively debate among those seeking to replace her. it is all happening now at the julia morgan ballroom in downtown san francisco in front of a live audience. you can see the candidates are ready to go let's meet the moderators , san francisco examiner , city hall and political reporter adam shanks who joined the examiner in

he's a well known public figure in the city's north beach neighborhood. r lauren toms sat down with him as he hopped into the bay for a workout and opened up about his own personal struggles. >> all you got to do is come in here, swim around this aquatic park and it just puts your head in the right space to be everything you can be all day long. never gets old. >> reporter: at least three times a week supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin can be found here at the south end rowing club taking a dip in the bay before heading off to city hall. >> only the bold swim in the cold. >> reporter: it's a practice that for aaron has become more than an exercise or routine, but a part of his being. >> it's a profound connection with the environment that i mean we have parks and we've got golden gate park, but well also have this incredible bay which is for most people a postcard, but you can actually interact with that postcard postcard. >> reporter: his three decades of swimming transcends his time in city hall. >> i've been there, hung a left, swim down to t

day without the city itself, and this is already the third day of city dayate in exile, meanwhile the occupiers in berdyansk are practically not did not hold any events, they could not even... properly celebrate, mark this day, and it turns out that more berdyansk citizens celebrated the city, berdyansk city day, not in berdyansk, than in it. it's a pity, so let's go back and celebrate all the missed anniversaries of the city of berdyansk, so what the occupiers, that they didn't want to organize a holiday, to go for a walk themselves, but why do they have such tensions for the local population, for civilians, why do they organize any events there, they are afraid, they are in constant danger there, i don't know what they have nothing dangerous there, except for them, but they constantly say that they seem to hold events there for reasons. security is not possible, that is why they held a soviet performance in the city palace of culture and laid flowers at the memorial of the so- called second, or rather great national, there were no celebrations at all, the

on the city's homeless crisis. we're going to have people taken from the streets into a 24 over seven crisis center where they can get the care that they need. and the mayor's office releasing a statement tonight saying in part, quote, mayor breed has already participated in four debates. she has to balance the demands of running the city while also running a campaign. she has a limited amount of time, and she wants to speak directly with voters as much as possible. the mayor, also noting her plans to take part in a debate on the 19th and others between now and election day in san francisco. zac sos, ktvu, fox two news. >> in utah, investigators are working to find out what led up to the death of a woman and three children found dead inside a car in the driveway of a home. >> and this story begins tonight's west coast rap. the weber county sheriff's office says they found a 32 year-old woman with a four year old boy and two girls, two and one years old, all of them shot to death. it's still unclear tonight how those

of course, you can see just the east over salt lake city, utah. that was a storm system moved through yesterday. now we're getting ready for similar type system rolling into the bay area and only going to see a chance. some scattered showers here. i think we're likely to see some more snow over the sierra nevada. how about that for early in the season? out the door, though, you can see a few showers far northern california crescent city in eureka. the bay area right now remaining dry, but a chance of rain developing overnight tonight into tomorrow. keep things a little bit on. of the most of that system still hung up a little further to the north. it's gonna be dropping south as we head throughout the night tonight and tomorrow morning. so models kind of picking up on the system's this early in the season. yeah, kind of sparse as far as moisture. and that means just a chance. some scattered showers kind of rolls on through. see some of that snow begin to pop up over the sierra nevada as well. as we head into thursday, the things look like a start t

the first group of specialists arrived in the city. after inspecting the place where the plant was located, it became clear. there was nothing to restore. the fascists tried to leave behind scorched earth, the experience in organizing production acquired during the evacuation was now used at home, it was necessary to rebuild a virtually new production. after the departure of the germans fascist invaders, of course the workshops were destroyed, only bare walls stood, we began to restore the plant in the cold, in hunger, lived in the ground. was restored, but we began to manufacture products in unfinished workshops, the most difficult time for our people. workers, engineers, technicians, employees, managers, all worked selflessly in the liberated areas. republics, only by the end of forty-third year it was possible to restore about 100 industrial enterprises. one of the first to start working was the match factory visuviy in novobelitse. in gomel itself, in december , the restoration of the machine-tool plant began, where, in just a few m

hall showing the aftermath. cityicials say they're hoping this will help drive home their point about fires and taking the proper steps to protect the community. imagine. >> the fire going from the hills all the way down to shattuck avenue. i think that just illustrates that the threat of wildfires doesn't just impact people that live in the berkeley hills. but it's a threat to the safety of everyone in the city of berkeley. >> berkeley officials are plotting residents are taking part in the cities. fire say programs where they clear flammable trees and debris from their homes as well as map out escape routes. >> animals affected by the wildfires in southern california made their way to the bay area today. nearly a dozen dogs dropped off to the san francisco spca due to overcrowding at shelters in southern california. and all about 60 to 75 animals are expected to be sent up. the spca says the operation creates a crucial space for pets of families who are evacuated due to the airport fire burning in orange and rivers