city. the forces led by the hey, at the heavy to shimmering, have also taken control of the military airport and it did a do hold is one of the main air bases used by siri and forces. the, the opposition fighters are in the level for the 1st time in nearly a decade when they were forced out by government forces. they said this was the long awaited return on them for hardy, and there is a lot of happiness. it's indescribable. the happiness of liberating the city of other people who have been waiting for these 14 years along the way the fighters say the free political prisoners felt the support and even took control of the headquarters for the city's police force on the account. and hours earlier, they took control of a highway that link slip over to the capital, damascus, that's been used by government forces to transport weapons. syrian government forces claim to have repelled this major offensive, but the fighters, se otherwise. after seizing control of several towns and villages in the level

let's listen in. >> the city is on the rise. the office is bigger than just one person and i called daniel lurie earlier today to congratulate him and made it very clear my team and i stand ready to support him during his transition. we will always do everything we can to insure the success of the city and that there is a smooth transition so that the important work that has been done and needs to continue in san francisco moves forward. so i am again grateful to have had this incredible opportunity. over the next couple months i will still serve as the mayor, still doing all the hard work that's necessary to move san francisco forward and i look forward, as i said, to a smooth transition so that important work can continue. with that i'm happy to take any questions. >> is this the hardest speech you've ever given? >> no, it's not, but there's been other harder speeches. i mean i had to make a hard decision to close the city down during a global pandemic. i had to deal with the uprising of, you know, the racial reckoning that ha

the city and you said goodness which is good. know there were the other casualties, i'll definitely do to be well as sorry. but as you can see, the destruction is massive. i do work with our system over in the area. we told you that the area over here, as you can see behind me, is just a really in territory where people are trying to get to in or out from the city. people who are just less are charge of get to enter their houses. and some people are trying to get people out of the city. the situation is still not stable as of but it, there's those, it's on the ground front. no. tell us to leave the area as well. place are seen over and over the city available and nothing is actually certain. at this point. the city could be heavily targeted in the upcoming days. as civilians are going to be the number one target, according to locals and resources here, this was new horror motion from the city overall level. let's look at who controls want in syria. the syrian government forces backed by russia and yvonne regained control of most o

isn't this part of the city? | of amsterdam? isn't this part of the city?— of the city?ever - of the city? i don't want to - say that nothing ever happens in amsterdam and you know that as well as i do. we have 935,000 inhabitants, we have more than 20 million visitors per year, we have more than 3,000 demonstrations in our city, so always something is going on. there is criminality, violence is happening, so something is going on at several times in amsterdam, the anti—semitic violence that happened last night, telegram groups it was mentioned that people were going on, it was so terrible i cant really find the words for it. what do you say to the jewish words for it. what do you say to thejewish people who are living in fear? we will do anything possible. the three of us will be visiting the israeli supporters, will be visiting the jewish supporters, will be visiting thejewish community. we will do everything possible. the national coordinator of anti—semitism has said to hide, do not show yourself today. to me that is very shocking. i would never advise this to any je

in the city. now in san francisco, a critical moment in the high profile murder trial of nima momeni. he's the man accused of killing cashapp co-founder bob lee on the streets of san francisco. today, he took the stand in his own defense. here's nbc's sergio quintana nima momeni got to tell his version of the events leading up to and after the deadly confrontation with bob lee. he told jurors it was bob lee who pulled a knife and tried to attack him, but it was during the cross-examination that his testimony really became tense. the key to this case has been video showing nima momeni and bob lee getting into a car together, and leaving the millennium tower. not long before lee was stabbed to death. today, nima momeni testified that in the hours leading up to that drive, he didn't have any ill will toward bob lee. refuting the prosecution's claim that he was angry at lee for something that happened with his sister at an earlier party, but he says lee had reassured him that his sister was in good han

this is the only school of its kind in the city. it's cost, millions of dollars and the off tends to build more. the idea is not only to create a safe environment, also a peasant, one for children. a child psychologist takes care of the children's emotional needs in a school that is doing its best to shelter and protect children from the impact of the will. however, difficult a task that may be vague. i just did a sort of gave you crank vote counting is on the way in islands parliamentary election, exit polls. they show left wing opposition. politician. find on frank to win the most votes, but not enough to on said the 2 governing center. right. the policies that means, well, the current coalition is likely to stay in power should sign is historic links to the irish republican army and campaigned on a promise of holding a referendum on unification with northern ireland. where they were in government, a canadian prime minister justin true though is that us president elect donald trump is more or longer residents in florida. it's been

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the city of san jose has your back. our officers will not detain, question or arrest individuals solely for the purpose of determining whether they are undocumented. in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. we continue to follow breaking news out of southern california. the destruction is hard to fathom. tonight, we've learned more than 130 homes have been destroyed by the mountain fire in the hills of ventura county, fire started yesterday afternoon, has grown to more than 20,000 acres. evacuation orders remain in effect. the fire is only 5% contained right now, and no word as to how it started. the fbi has launched an investigation after disturbing text messages were sent to dozens of black people across the country. the racist messages were received on wednesday, the day after the election. nbc's thom jensen spoke with the mom, who says her teenage daughter got one of those messages just hours after president elect donald trump and his followers began celebrating their historic victory. the texts started coming

right now the city has roughly 670 officers. oakland had 613 officers back in 2013, so 600 would make it the smallest force in years. the contingency plan would also brown out a handful of fire stations, freeze positions across city departments, and reduce hours at rec centers, libraries, and senior centers. >> my priority's public safety and a clean city. i need the police and the fire department to respond. >> reporter: councilman noel gallo and others had warned mayor sheng thao and her allies about this budget in june. the city has not received money from the coliseum deal. >> at the end of the day we'll have to negotiate with the unions. we got to make some reductions. we may have to lay some people off. >> reporter: he says cuts alone won't be enough. they need concessions from the unions. >> crime numbers were down. so that restores positivity for people to want to come and shop in oakland, do business in oakland. >> reporter: business owners and residents worry any cuts will derail progress made on public safety. >> havin

these are the i think the bedrock the immigrant city. thousands of organizations that represent the hometowns and home regions that of of new yorkers where they've come from and much more and local identities. we're not talking about the level of country as we're talking about the level of towns and villages and small regions that where people are actually and the places that they care about and are linked to and, you know, many of them don't have, you know, buildings or big signs or spaces, but actually are, you know, renting a basement on sundays only in elmhurst or, you know, have a or in somebody apartment building in, you know, haven. but you know seeing that city and trying to visibility and especially the sounds of the languages to to that city i think has been you know what has driven wonderful thank you and now we have a little bit of time for questions from the audience. if you have a question, please come up to the microphone don't be shy. we're all very nice people. and if not, i have some more questions as well. thank you. ye

we've already completed the transaction with the city. once we complete the transaction with the a's and the county, then we have both sides together. >> now, in the meantime, the city of oakland needs that $10 million payment to balance its budget. the city was expecting it on november 7th, and because they didn't get it, some city council members have warned that the city will now have to switch to a cost cutting contingency budget. an emergency budget that would cut public services. >> if the contingency plan kicks in, we are going to go down to 600 police officers and that is stripping down the police department more than bare bones. >> the oakland police officers union's message to the city hired an independent auditor to come in and look at the city budget, and in reality, is give a real answer to all the unions across the city and have a real plan and a path that we can get out of this crisis. ray bobbitt says he hopes to learn more about the timeline for alameda county to complete the sale of the coliseum later this afternoon. in o

the future? one big centre for new cities is africa. african countries will see their populations double in the next 30 years. i've been speaking to my first guest, who is building seven new cities on the continent. he's the founder of the company rendeavour, and the cities are in nigeria, the democratic republic of congo, ghana, zambia, as well as tatu — just outside of nairobi, kenya — which is a flagship 5,000—acre site being built for more than 150,000 residents. stephenjennings, welcome to the programme. you're building seven cities across africa. how difficult is it to fund those projects, with such long timelines and high amounts of risk? funding, as you can imagine, is an absolutely fundamental, um, success factor. so, you know, we started with a lot of very, very long—term capital. and we took the view — somewhat controversially, at the start — that we didn't want any leverage. um, and that absolutely proved to be the right decision. it meant it took a little bit longer to get momentum and to get to critical mass, but it meant

and i appreciate that the people of this city have given me an opportunity to serve and it's been thepportunity of my life. and so i'm grateful. but there have been other very challenging things that have occurred and now is a time for us to really focus on moving our city forwar. there's a lot of work that still needs to be done. i'm feeling very hopeful and optimistic because i laid the groundwork for this work to continue. and again, this this office is bigger than one person. mayor, you have a difference between you and stem louis. and what do you plan to do next? well, i don't know what made the difference, but i do know that i have been the difference. i have been the difference in terms of my leadership, in terms of the fact that i have focused and aggressively invested in things that traditionally would have never been supported in the city. the difference in how i've brought together diverse communities from all parts of san francisco, and how i have always tried to make sure that i put san francisco first. and i'm not sure what the what the difference was, but ultimately, th

but the foundation claims the city is violating that original gift deed. so, according to the accounting documents, we reviewed, it takes about $1.2 million a year to operate the park. that is much more than what the farm generates each year. the only source of revenue for the actual emma fund comes from a gas station lease for a corner of the park property that currently generates about $140,000 per year. but the emma brush foundation claims the fund's current balance is nearly $700,000, so they don't understand why the city keeps denying the money to use for improvements on their kitchen garden. the city says that the current available balance is actually much less some 271,000 when they account for planned expenditures. and john zerilli, who is the director for the city of san jose's parks, recreation and neighborhood services, says there is no misuse of funds. and when they deny funds, it's because the money is going to more pressing improvements needed at the park. i've been having this conversation with their president for the better part of 6 or 7 ye

in the city. we are as available as the municipality warehouse, but will also facilitate the husband and the logistic of bodies. he of course, taken care of for fixing how far they were paid out of the dentist with the assistance of the units that and with full corporation and supervision of the socialist edition. we have what i need to do. i bypass the, let's say, to sort of toward a bypass to start to pump the goals. but i guess because of the supposed to feed stuff instead of the bombs, everything. even the next to the 12 month flow of what about the rest of the city? what do we have another 5 years trying to open the fees to? yes, it is just way out of bottom. and sort of find, well finding sort is still of the main service visit set of disposal of people to survive and live the theater and come back to the sale the the, the, the they have taken care of the company. yes, the company was in the midst of hired results and i was up in the us confidence people for the rest of the day. they've star

today, the city is suing the port of oakland after it renamed that city's airport to san francisco bay international airport. abc seven news reporter tim johns was in court and has the details. >> the battle over the renaming of oakland's airport made its way to federal court thursday afternoon, court documents show. the city of san francisco believes the airport's recent name change to san francisco bay oakland international airport violates its longstanding trademark and causes confusion among travelers. inside court, attorneys for the port of oakland, which runs the airport, argued that that was untrue and that the name simply helps identify oakland airport with the bay area region. the debate has also gotten the attention of several airline analysts, including locally based henry heartfelt. >> a source at one airline has told me that his carrier routinely sees a couple of people a week showing up at sfo when they've booked flights out of oakland. >> harteveldt says the airport's renaming is an attempt by oakland leaders to attract more travelers and money to the east bay hub, but h

ktvu christien kafton live tonight in the city. and christian, the goal here really is to dissuade customers, i guess, by just calling them out. >> yeah, it's almost like the san francisco police department is looking at this like an economics problem, going after the pimps and sex workers on the supply side and the customers on the demand side. neighbors have complained of sex workers and their customers in san francisco's mission district for years. police have now launched a dear john letter program, sending letters directly to the homes of those who solicit sex. >> they've already started, and we've sent out dozens of letters already, so some people have gotten some surprises in their mailbox already. >> the san francisco police department just released this video explaining how the program works. the city is already using crime cameras to snap photos of sex workers, their customers, and most importantly, the customers license plates. the police then used the plate to pull up the address of the registered owner, and a letter goe

i know the cities across georgia as well. that's just the georgia department, the hot to say it is alarming that so far we have not heard a single call from for an actors for peaceful protest, more over some, for an actors even called violent rallies as peaceful actions. thus not only do they not condemn and distance themselves from violence, but they also encourage it. moreover, they call on the foreign ministry not to respond to violence, which makes their intention to promote a not see my don and the ukraine ization of georgia, completely obvious. we call on for an actors to stop encouraging violent and unfounded protests that cause anti european sentiments in georgia and society. in conclusion, i would like to remind everyone once again that georgia is a state with strong institutions that is consistently following the path of european integration. despite constant attempts to drag georgia into war, we have saved our country from ukraine is ation and preserved peace. the in the upper we see something like that. you can see

rate, the city will in this fiscal year in june of 2025. a deficit of nearly 115 million dollars and risk insolvency closing the gap won't be easy reductions in public safety, but now unavoidable to effectively address. >> the current year shortfall police and fire services are on the chopping block because they're responsible for most of the overspending with the police department projected to overspend its budget by 51 million dollars and the fire department projected overspend its budget by 34 million dollars opd chief floyd mitchell told the city's finance committee earlier in the they're already taking steps to address thc overtime budget. we implemented measures to really pull back all of our discretionary or special assignment overtimes. other than that, the officers are, you staying late for us, but specific assignment. >> how cuts to police and fire will impact public safety are unclear. but the firefighters union caution, the consul against reductions, city firehouse, closure can make the difference for your family retelling. a tr

the app. you'll be all set. oakland city leaders are celebrating a major drop in violent crime, but say the hard work isn't over yet. the city's homicide rate is down 33% from this time last year. robberies are also down 24% and overall crime down 37%. today, oakland mayor sheng thao joined law enforcement officials and faith leaders at saint columbia catholic church to acknowledge the city's progress. city leaders say the numbers are promising, but it's too soon to declare success. well, that's a really strong sign that we are headed on the right track. and of course, it's not an accident. it's not a coincidence. it's the result of incredible work. city leaders are largely crediting oakland's ceasefire strategy for the decrease in crime. ceasefire has now become a national model that uses intelligence gathered on the streets to focus on the small group of people who are most likely to commit or fall victim to gun violence. he's accused of breaking into a girl's locker room and then taking videos. tonight we know his name. t

the city of san jose.nated 30 temporary tollway locations and 10 permanent locations. how do they work? well, they created a live map ane 30 temporary locations. they will go through those locations. and if it's full of rv's, they will knock on their window and tell them they have to leave at the very least so they can moviviviving along. and then th permanent locations. that's a hard no. and that includes places like parks or near rv's there. they realize it's an ongoing problem and they're looking for permanent , rv's to park. but in the meantime, they will not be allowed to park full-time at many locations. as many are the owners this follows the gen going on all over 2 days ago, the city of fremont passed an ordinance disallowed rv owners to continue parking in the irvington area. and then san francisco may crack down on it a couple of months ago where they didn't even allow rv's to park near golden gate park. park near golden gate park. to you. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss marke

the people of the city and county of san francisco. and i am grateful for our firefighters, our police officers, our bus drivers are 9-1-1, dispatchers. >> airport employees, you name it. the folks who worked as a disaster service workers during the pandemic. we have an incredible work force and i'm really proud and grateful for all the amazing work that they do ultimately decisions about, you know, anything in the future will be up to the incoming mayor. but in the meantime, my plan in the next 2 months is to continue to move san francisco forward and to ensure that there is a smooth transition. thank you all so much us. >> okay. we have been watching of mayor london breed conceding the election to her opponent, daniel lurie, yeah, a chance of the guard every tuesday in san francisco city hall, lurie had never held elected office before. >> right on can, you know, boasted that he was a political outsider pumps, 9 million dollars that was on money into the the strauss. yeah. exactly. so it it'll be a big change. will see how it goes the

and the city. peninsula, the south bay remains very quiet, with mostly cloudy conditions. and then by three 4:00 pm, we're done with this front. it moves through pretty quickly. so looking at rainfall totals again, we're not finding a lot of rain south of the golden gate. it's the north bay that will find upwards of a quarter of an inch of moisture. further to our north, much higher. ukiah could see more than an inch of rain out of the system, so dry and mostly cloudy in the south bay, rainy and cooler in the north bay. temperatures in the upper 50s to the upper 60s. overnight tonight it turns quiet, dry, partly cloudy, and overnight lows in the 40s and in the 50s. we do have a winter weather advisory that begins at 10 a.m. today through friday. up to a foot of snow, likely on some of our highest peaks. so it comes in two waves. we'll see some snow moving in later on this afternoon. this evening, a couple of inches, but that can still cause some trouble on 80 and 50. be aware of that. and then the n

he really knows the city and he really cares about the city. >> turning around this city will not happen overnight. we have extremely difficult challenges ahead. >> reporter: mixed in with the air of celebration was the acknowledgment what lurie has won is responsibility for the city's challenges, many of which have vexed mayors for decades. >> our mandate is to show how government must deliver on its promises, clean and safe streets for all, tackling our drug and behavioral health crisis, shaking up the corrupt and ineffective bureaucracy, building enough housing so our neighbors can afford to live here, supporting our small businesses, and breathing life back into downtown. >> reporter: and when asked repeatedly to address national politics, lurie steered away from ideology. >> listen, i have serious disagreements with president donald trump, but i will never let those disagreements get in the way of addressing the problems facing san francisco. next. prepare so in the very same park where he held one of his first campaign events, lurie hoisted the title of mayor-elect, promising to li

this is the only school of its kind in the city. it's cost millions of dollars and the off tends to build more. the idea is not only to create a safe environment, also a peasant one children, a child's the cause just takes care of the children's emotional needs in a school that is doing its best to shelter and protect children from the impact of the will. however difficult a task that may be vague, i just did a sort of gave you crank and i had no knowledge is 0. we look at after it's the knowledge and tinetta keeps some books away from children under the age of 16 and boston, or separations west for, as in the spanish need. find out what happened in the in the competitive world of chest, a new generation of teams in teams. it's taken over to achieve something big for myself and the country is very special. 11 east goes inside the high 6 world of indian chests and meets the young prodigies who are meeting their mark on the international stage. india's chest cottage is $10.00 to 0. of this cinema is one of the oldest in the country and

the humanitarian team joined the city this morning. joined because many attacks happened this morning, russian and syrian aircraft, there were emergencies and first responders teams and they were in aleppo to help people. also, they are trying to provide the most emergency needed. the food, the water, and the bread for the people who are stuck for the people who are stuck for three days without getting out of houses, without getting any kind of help. and now we are in a very sensitive time, to work together as humanitarian teams, to help those millions of people in the city of aleppo and also the people who are moving around the city. people who are moving around the ci . , , ., the city. help us to understand, - the city. help us to understand, what l the city. help us to | understand, what is the city. help us to - understand, what is your understanding, when the residents of the aleppo, they are in an incredibly difficult position especially now, but with these rebels, are they happy to see them come to aleppo? happy to see them come

lori thanked his supporters for electing him the city's 46th mayor. the nonprofit founder is beating incumbent london breed by 13% margin in early returns, which prompted breed to concede thursday night. lori says san francisco will rise again under his leadership. >> my number one priority is public safety for the citizens and the residents and the taxpayers of our city. uh- that that will be my focus in the mission and in every corner of this city as far as the public schools go. i look forward to working in close partnership with the new superintendent, maria su. we have a lot of work to do there and i'm committed to doing it. i have serious disagreements with president donald trump, but i will never i will never let those disagreements get in the way of addressing the problems facing san francisco. >> lori, who spent about $8.9 million of his own money on his campaign, says he likely won't take a salary when he takes office in january. he also plans to put all of his financial holdings into a blind trust as soon as he becomes mayor. breed says she

the city council was told its reserves have been used up. and if oakland continue spending at the current rate, the city will end this fiscal year in june of 2025. with a deficit of nearly 115 million dollars and risk insolvency closing the gap won't be easy reductions in public safety budget. now unavoidable to effectively address. >> the current year shortfall police and fire services are on the chopping block because they're responsible for most of the overspending with the police department projected to overspend its budget by 51 million dollars and the fire department projected overspend its budget by 34 million dollars opd chief floyd mitchell told the city's finance committee earlier in the day. they're already taking steps to address the overtime budget. we implemented measures to really pull back all of our discretionary or special assignment overtimes. other than that, the officers are, you staying late for us, but specific assignment. >> how cuts to police and fire will impact public safety are unclear. but the firefighters union c

that's to saw the cities and since the 22nd 23rd of, of september, people of the cities like fire like what i am sort of like know about the like all the cities and so the southern, some of the, of all left to order a safe for areas i'm in the fast as you've been seeing in the past 48 hours with the extensive bombing of the under the new stuff is available with people has no where to go anymore. and that's why now this c slide is a breath of fresh ad for many people. ready just to feel that it's sofa. mm hm. okay, well i hope you have a chance today obviously to do what you just said to go and visit your father's grave and we'll be following up with the rest of the team on the latest development stuff from 11. no, thank you very much. i as well, no, i'd say, explains how the deal was announced in the 1st place. and a reminder that she's reporting from the capital jordan, because he's ready to government has binds out 0 from a pricing not just in his role, but also the occupied territories. sirens and explosions in israel is really strikes in the heart of b, u and across lab and on a vi

the u. k. manchester is well worth a visit. this former industrial city lights some 300 kilometers north west of london. over the past few years, it's become something of an inside or tip. as our reporter, hannah almost found out are welcome to manchester, the northern industrial city that is probably most well known for its football, or for the fact that it is produced musical legends like oasis and the stone roses . but the cities, industrial heritage means is not exactly famous for its beauty and therefore isn't usually on everyone's travel bucket list. i'm starting out with a wonder through the on coats district, which was once the beating heart of the cities industry. manchester's payments for being the 1st industrialized city in the world and was the case leading producer of kaufman and tech styles during the industrial revolution nowadays. and coats is one of the coolest districts in the city with lots of up and coming restaurants, cassie's and bars. manchester is one of your fastest growing cities, but it seems even more redevelopment than usual s

the city council is scheduled to meet tomorrow morning to go over the city's finances and consider possible budget cuts. then we'll get a better idea of what they want to cut and how that could affect city staffing. live in the newsroom, amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda thank you. we're following a developing story now in san jose, where police shot a man who is now in critical but stable condition. ktvu james torres reports on what police say happened just before they opened fire. >> we are along sutter street. it's about a block away from washington elementary school here in the southern half of the city of san jose and just across the street from us police officers were surrounding this house just behind that bright yellow truck. they say they got here around 7:00 last night when they were responding to a call for what they call a domestic disturbance. but when they got here, officers came across a man holding a knife. police say he pointed that knife at the responding officers and threatened them with it. at some point, an officer pulled their weapon and shot the suspect.

we're going have a mayor breed on our hopes for the future of the city. plus, in the east bay, a city council caught on police body camera drunken struggling to answer questions. a debate. her fellow council members are now. the father son of the south. they are just a few hours away from ter and holiday spirit swept away why they say they need just a little more time. will have that more coming up. it's friday morning they get away with bright and early on november 8th. i'm reyna harvey right before you head out the door. >> that a dive into this morning's forecast. check with dave spahr 20 days. well, good morning, rain good morning, everybody. and we still have a dry atmosphere, but we're going to get some moisture coming our way for this weekend. don't expect too much from this. but that does become pull a ways to make note of will be talking a lot about of golden gate bridge. you can see the picture that we have going on for right now. this is what i'm talking about. looks lot more fears that it's going to turn out to be. it's really going to be a lot

navigating the city through the covid pandemic. >> and i'm really proud of where we are as a city, that we have one of the lowest crime rates in over a decade, that we helped save lives during covid, and that finally with all of the things that we've done, we've built up the infrastructure to move san francisco forward. >> reporter: but it was the post-pandemic recovery, which many san franciscans criticized as being too slow that led to a dozen challengers entering the race to take breed's seat. throughout the campaign, daniel lurie targeted the mayor, saying she failed to manager the city effectively. mayor breed accused lurie of trying to buy the mayor's office as he poured millions of his own money into his campaign. i asked the mayor now that lurie won if she still believed he bought the seat. >> i will just say that the campaign has to be behind us, and we need to move forward as a city. we can't look backwards. the voters of san francisco have made their decision, and i as a mayor of san francisco honor the decisions they made. >> reporter: the mayor says she will now focus on cr

a 22 minute ride before you head into the city. the richmond, sandra fell bridge certainly getting some rain right now. 18 minutes slick commute for you this morning. take your time. if you're going to be traveling there, golden gate bridge about 44 looks like things are certainly wet of in the north bay, traveling along want to one in petaluma. things are much lower. and if you are in the east bay right now along, 24 want to down to things, start to slow down 18 minute ride origins. back to you. all right. and back to our team coverage of the heavy rain that's falling already and the north bay. they are concerned about flooding because this is an atmospheric river which is just stalling. oh, right now conveyor belt of wet weather now impacting portions of the north bay like guerneville. that's where we have kron four's michael thomas. >> where all eyes on the russian river this morning. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. i'm sure you can hear about water already coming down. now it's starting to pick up just a tad bit. this is

we'll ask what the lurie win could mean for the city. nne>we >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of san francisco, big shake-up in the mayoral race. here is part of the statement of mayor breed. she said she always worked to be mayor for all san franciscans. "during my final two months as your mayor, i will continue to lead this city as i have from day one as san francisco's biggest champion." joining me now to talk about this breaking news, change in leadership at san francisco city hall, is jason mcdaniel with the political science department at san francisco state. wow, big afternoon. what do you make of this? >> i was surprised. there's 143,000 votes still to be counted and i expected the mayor to wait a little bit, but they apparently realize the votes that have been counted will look a lot like the votes yet to be counted and that's not going to be enough for the mayor to overtake daniel lurie. she just did not hold onto her voting coalition that supported her back in 2018 while a lot of support to candidates like mark

and maybe, and maybe we'll come from from the residence of the cities themselves. unfortunately, we are out of time, but i want to thank bye so martina and osama so much for joining us. thank you for being part of the stream today and thank you all for tuning and see if the conversation going online. you can use the hash tag or the handle a stream, and then we'll look into your questions and suggestions take care. and i'll see you soon. the in depth analysis of the days headlines is drums when coming at the worst possible time to your informed opinions. saw that the look system was essentially designed with americans in my critical debate. we're seeing that mess mortality, even the likes of which we have not seen for, for to get inside story. question is now all these allies willing to stand by has for a phone out jersey era this small company in tokyo is doing something many japanese business days wouldn't do, given, gets employees an extra day or 4 weeks. company executives, you need chief food, you more often spends the extra day off. following his passion for mu

the geese? we're going to tell you what a city on the peninsula is considering to do about what many are calling a nuisance. our robert honda is talking to people in foster city about the. but let's go ahead and begin with the holiday spending season kicking into full force this week as people head to union square to get some must have items off of their shopping list. they're also being reminded of a hotel worker strike in the city right now. so let's bring in our studio, quintana live in san francisco, sergio i know this strike has been going on for months now, but today i understand a lot more people joined on the picket line. yeah, that's right, audre, this week, about 500 employees here at the marriott marquis have joined that strike. it's been going on now for about nine months now. the what's at what's at stake here in these negotiations between the hotel ownership groups and the union are three main points. the hotel workers say that they would like they are not satisfied with some of the health care provisions that the hotel owners are providing. they say it would be unfair to new emplo

and maybe, and maybe we'll come from from the residence of the cities themselves. unfortunately, we are out of time, but i want to thank by so martina and osama so much for joining us. thank you for being part of the stream today. thank you all for tuning and see if the conversation going online. you can use the hash tag or to handle a stream, and then we'll look into your questions and suggestions take care. and i'll see you soon. the this is huge event. this economic growth has cost the planet is a number of things. that's right. now, civilization as we know, and that's the next a spend show for us. for us us is overhauling entrenched economic systems can help robust the damage. we missed our from the generative systems to regenerating the living route and meet the businesses balancing the books by making the planet as important as profit. that is that dramatic change for society. are we going to collapse, or are we gonna write business critical on a tuesday around a highly toxic pesticides linked to elevated occurrences of parkinson's disease in the farm. as we u

lower and middle income all over the city. s in this neighborhood that i also mentioned the fact it is flat and so accessible by trip public transportation, has, has made it very popular. >> it's a struggle for us right now, you know, when you get a lot of development coming to an area, a lot of new people coming to the area with different sets of values and different culture. there is a lot of struggle between the existing community and the newness coming in. there are some things that we do to try to slow it down so it doesn't completely erase the communities. we try to have developments that is more in tune with the community and more equitable development in the area. >> you need to meet with and gain the support and find out the needs of the neighborhoods. the people on the businesses that came before you. you need to dialogue and show respect. and then figure out how to bring in the new, without displacing the old. [♪♪♪] >> i hope we can reset a lot of the mission that we have lost in the last 20 years. so we will be brin

so they have pulled out from the city. l that the syrian regime on its own without iranian or russian help can't really keep control of the city, and this has transpired in the last 48 hours. israel's former defence minister, moshe ya'alon, has said his country is carrying out ethnic cleansing against arabs in northern gaza. mr ya'alon said benjamin netanyahu's far—right backed government was leading israel towards destruction. mr ya'alon — a right wing politician — is a noted critic of prime minister netanyahu. israel — which has forced hundreds of thousands of palestinians from northern gaza while pummelling the area with strikes — denies ethnic cleansing. this comes as there are reports of an israeli aistrike on a multistorey house in the north of gaza, killing and injuring dozens of people. and earlier, the humanitarian organisation world central kitchen said it's pausing its operations in gaza after a deadly israeli air strike hit a vehicle carrying its staff. images from the southern city of khan younis show the wreck

the process are extended to all the major cities in georgia. and the process is also a gaming in the public service where people are signing the public process or detecting resigning from their jobs. that's including in the diplomatic community, especially in the uh and this is a, in the european union, right. this is the mfc national drug test against the other patient of power and the attempt to drive to georgia towards russia or in virginia. president, please, please clarify something for our viewers. protesters took to the st specifically because the government announced it would delay talks to join the you. the government appears to be justifying the delay by saying that countries in turmoil is there some strictly reason in going on here? the, the, the, the government is the, the so called the government because the elections where vague to completely, there was a systematic shooting of the elections. so they're not the parliament is not the valued and the government neither. busy but the, this country was going steadily towards york in int

they have pulled out from the city. 48 hours. absolutely fascinating. _ the last 48 hours. absolutely fascinating. thank _ the last 48 hours. absolutely fascinating. thank you - the last 48 hours. absolutely fascinating. thank you very l fascinating. thank you very much for talking us through that for that we have much more on our website as well. it is a fast developing situation in syria. we go back to ireland because counting is under way entirely general election for the exit polls show sinn fein the exit polls show sinn fein the pro—unification party now has a narrow lead however the party may struggle to form a government. let's crossover live to dublin. katrina perryjoins us live now. katrina perry “oins us live now. ~ ., , now. welcome back to the rdf for the accounting is _ now. welcome back to the rdf for the accounting is under - now. welcome back to the rdf for the accounting is under way for the accounting is under way for most top constituencies for the arm joined here by the leader of sinn fein. it looks l

but there had been tensions in the city, a head of that game. in fact, some of the incidents that were seen in the report that happened before the match. so it was pretty clear that they would be some kind of tension and that was all ready to be prepared for that. but some of the violence actually happened in different parts of the city. so it was, i would argue very difficult to get a grip on where exactly the, the violence would be occurring, but it appears on of it. the city you had actual violence breaking off. we heard that, that's fine. we'll start decrying the events of last night. what other reactions have you heard? well, here in the netherlands, they've been strong. this been caught strong condemnation, the mayor. of course, as you're cutting the dutch prime minister, we also know that politically this is becoming a sort of a big issue here as well. we've heard from the far right media had sold is essentially quoting for those who perpetrated the a tax to be deposited. he said that what he saw was jews being hunted in amsterdam last nig

city. the forces led by the hey, at the heavy to shimmering, have also taken control of the military airport and it did. a do hold is one of the main air base is used by siri and forces. the, the opposition fighters are in the level for the 1st time in nearly a decade when they were forced out by government forces. they said this was the long awaited return on them for hardy, and there is a lot of happiness. it's indescribable. the happiness of liberating the city of other people who have been waiting for this for thing is along the way the fighters say the free political prisoners about the sofa and even took control of the headquarters for the cities. police force a lot of the and hours earlier, they took control of a highway that links level to the capital, damascus, that's been used by government forces to transport weapons. syrian government forces claim to have repelled this major offensive, but the fighters say otherwise. after seizing control of several towns and villages in the level a

we're going to take you directly to the city of i'm so this is a meeting of the my city council. it comes in the wake of violence. clashes the following, a football match between the top side i x and the tel aviv effect. if i'm not going to be a team has led to accusations of anti semitism, but it's also led to a real push back as well. an attempt to set the record straight in many ways as to who may have instigated divide and see what the intended targets. well, let's pressing and that's me in front of the, of the file type. let's go for the information of the to the confidential and that's the whole sheet and the whole solution. actually i just sent it over to public prosecutors here. i'm sorry, a gums hang on for some from the i am 10 say 10 k i the health sheet of the whole school besides especially the adoption of the day spectrum. is that gonna need to be here to florida? the only districts full florida dis, bakersfield, florida is picking fluids on order. okay. does she have an awesome health indication for the speech to have kroger vine on site loans? not the offer that co

today, it is one of the cities most famous attractions. here the world is gone. only the golf house is left elsewhere in the city. remnants of the world remain visible mark on the surface and the silent reminder of a city once divided into a testament to the peaceful protests that led to re unification. you're watching dw news from berlin of next our tech program shift. it looks at scam factories, that's after the break, and don't forget there's plenty more news and information on our website to you to view dot com. and you can follow this on social media to our handle. there is dw news on pablo 40 s from main to team here in berlin. thanks for watching. take care the to get 3. miss simmons, rice regret, rate and burned in south africa as well with disabilities more likely to release the lack lives matter, protest shine a spotlight on racially motivated to least by the same sex marriage has been legalized. discrimination causes.

in the fight against fentanyl, access to treatment is a key piece of the puzzle and one of the city's latest strategies brings it right to the people that need it. our itay hod introduces us to the team that's taking the clinic to the streets. >> reporter: on a bone chilling night in the tenderloin, the city's most vulnerable gather near the public library. >> you need shelter tonight? >> reporter: this is the epicenter of san francisco's drug crisis, made worse in 2018 when fentanyl, a synthetic opioid up to 50 times more potent than heroin, began taking hold here. >> the addiction is real out here. fentanyl is a different animal. >> reporter: efforts to provide aid have had mixed results, but tonight douglas lu is hoping to change that. >> how much fentanyl do you smoke a week? >> reporter: lu is part of san francisco's night navigation team, a new pilot program by the city's public health department. >> it's free, no id, no insurance necessary. >> reporter: lu and his team offer medications that can help people get off drugs, but instead of sending them to a remote clinic during bu

at least 9 people were killed in a separate attack in the eastern city of fall back. was there a general, a solemn, how's it was at the scene and sentenced this report? national feedback to alma to be called out each day and then we'll have, we aren't, oh, much village in the mount, lebanon governor. it and that the stuff is ready will plains attached to this house a few hours ago. shouldn't be cut off completely on the people inside the dust in dozens of bodies had been recovered from under the rubble of the local authorities have sent more heavy equipment to help recovery efforts. when in fact the people here see it move bodies along under the rubble and debris of the collapse house. and is there any forces have been targeting the village of all? not since the start of the war and current round of escalation. he was how was previous his writing grades hadn't targeted residential areas in almost halston. this is the only time these ready minute tree has a type, a residential house here. and that was housing displaced families with local authorities, a trying to talk t

so from highway four to the city, it's about an hour. >> number seven, she's traveled down the road now. >> back again. again. >> the postal service is honoring betty white with her own forever stamp. it will be released next year. >> oh, i love that. >> and the golden girls live is happening again in san francisco. they're going to be in studio tomorrow. i'm going to be talking to them. oh, yeah. and this year it' at the curran theater. >> yes. >> it's always the best. i promised gloria, you get this. cute. but i did not come empty handed. i thought these were appropriate for your ages of children. this from disneyland. tiana bayou adventure. i do not come >> robin: good morning america. president-elect trump gearing up to get his cabinet picks confirmed. new questions over trump's choice for defense secretary.