i am speaking to you just in the shadow of tower bridge, one | in the shadow of tower bridge, one ofstinations in the capital, there is a stream of tourists passing by taking pictures but it was in this area at around 4pm monday police say they were alerted to the presence of they were alerted to the presence of the body, a body in the river. marine police unit was then dispatched and a body taken out. they believe this is the body of abdul shokoor ezedi because of the clothing on it as well as some of the property found on it. they have not been able to carry out a formal identification and that is because they say the amount of time the body had spent in the river, they will carry out further tests such as dna tests and dental records to confirm this as him. he is wanted in connection with a brutal attack on a mother and her two children in clapham in south london as you mentioned. police thought he had travelled back to newcastle in the north of england where he had been living. at another time the operations are man was arrested accused of trying to hide. nevertheless, when the p

reappeared in king's cross, and then went back down by tube, to the river, to the station near tower bridgeracked him by cctv to chelsea bridge. by that point he had disappeared and it took police some time to work through the cctv but they did establish that he had gone off chelsea bridge and into the river. they announced that about a week and a half ago. and since then they've been trolling the river, trying to see if there's sign of the body. and at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, a passing boat spotted the body near tower pier, near tower bridge. the marine policing unit were called and recovered the body. and because of the clothing the body had on it and also some other property, detectives are pretty sure it is abdul shokoor ezedi and they have informed his family. one other bit of news from the police today, the 31—year—old woman is actually improving. her condition is now described as stable. she is no longer sedated, described as stable. she is no longersedated, but described as stable. she is no longer sedated, but detectives still have not been able to speak to her. thank you

mark easton, bbc news, tower bridge. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.to be reviewed. valdo calocane was given an indefinite hospital order on the basis of diminished responsibility. the attorney general, victoria prentis, said the sentence was "unduly lenient". relatives of the victims have welcomed the announcement. cough syrups containing codeine linctus will no longer be sold in chemists in the uk because of concerns people are becoming addicted to the medicine. several brands will now only be available with a prescription. the uk medicines�* regulator says there have been rising reports of dependence on codeine medicines over the past five years. the national trust is reopening the farne islands, off the northumberland coast to visitors for the first time in two years. the bird sactuary is home to around 200,000 seabirds, including puffins and arctic terns. it had been closed because of an outbreak of avian �*flu. you�*re live with bbc news. the mother of the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has made a direct appeal to president putin to rel

mark easton, bbc news, tower bridge.d three people in nottingham will have his sentence reviewed byjudges after the attorney general said it was unduly lenient. valdo calocane admitted manslaughter and was given a hospital order. the review follows a campaign led by the families of the three people he killed — 19—year—old students barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar and 65—year—old ian coates. tom symonds has the story. do not move! stay where you are! he was caught within minutes of the killings, but the legal arguments about valdo calocane's sentence could go on for months. grace o'malley—kumar, barnaby webber, and even quotes were attacked by a violently ill man who hadn't taken his medication. five psychiatrist agreed his defence of diminished responsibility was justifiable. valdo calocane was sent to ashworth high security hospital. the judge said he would probably never be safe enough to release. but this is not a prison, the government's chief legal adviser, the attorney general, today said the sentence was un

hours and hours of cctv, tracking his movements after the attack to clapham underground station, tower bridgess, the victoria line, and eventually they tracked him to chelsea bridge and that's where the trail appeared to end. he was seen making his way onto chelsea bridge on the cctv, apparently pacing up—and—down the bridge and leaning over the bridge. but there is no cctv to suggest he left chelsea bridge. this is four hours after the attack on 31st of january. this is why police believe he then fell into the river and their latest theory was that he was in the water and they launched a major search of the river thames to find the body of abdul shokoor ezedi. and he has now been found yesterday at four o'clock a little further downstream in the city of london. his body was discovered by a passing boat. police say it is his distinctive clothing and the items on his person which leads them to believe strongly that it is the body of their suspect in this case, abdul shokoor ezedi. mil of their suspect in this case, abdul shokoor ezedi.— shokoor ezedi. all right, charlie, thank ou shokoor ezedi

let's take a look at the map now to see where police say the body has been recovered, close to tower bridgentral london. police have found a body in the river. officers had recently said they believe abdul shokoor ezedi — a 35—year old refugee from afghanistan — went into the river, and died, hours after the attack. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the last cctv footage. this is chelsea bridge, a bridge further up the river in central london, these are the last pictures of him and police believe that he went into the river and they have now found a body. at about 4pm on monday, police say the crew of a passing boat, these are older pictures, reported they had seen a body in the water. the body was recovered by the met�*s marine policing unit and has been seen by detectives working on the investigation. let speak to charlie rose in our newsroom. bring is up—to—date with what we know. figs newsroom. bring is up-to-date with what we know— newsroom. bring is up-to-date with what we know-— what we know. as you said, the metr0politan — what we know. as you said, the metropolitan police _ w

there are then various sightings of him heading west, walking beside the river thames from tower bridgee latest sighting is of him crossing vauxhall bridge at 11pm. we now know that ezedi was walking along the banks of the thames for at least an hour and a half, he was alone in a city he barely knew. it was dark, he had a facial injury. was he heading to someone who could hide him? or did he, as police put it, come to harm? the victim of the attack is still sedated in hospital and unable to answer the many questions police would like to put to her. they have spoken to the children involved. but detectives warn if ezedi is dead or being harboured in this country or overseas, it could be some time before they track him down. mark easton, bbc news, scotland yard. let's ta ke let's take you live now to tel aviv. this is the scene, you can see the us flag, the us secretary of state, antony blinken due to give a press conference in nine or ten minutes' time. this is off the back of the shuttle diplomacy he has been out in the middle east, talking to palestinian officials and the israeli prime

the body was spotted near tower bridge at for o'clock yesterday afternoon.dul shokoor ezedi. the sentence given to the killer of three people in nottingham will be reviewed — the attorney general says it was too lenient. the bbc uncovers new evidence in the post office scandal: seven years ago, the government knew the post office had dropped an investigation into the faulty horizon it system.

right here in the centre of london, in the shadow of tower bridge, one of the most popular tourist destinations the body of abdul shokoor ezedi. now, he is wanted in connection with a chemical attack on a mother and her two children in south london. now, following this attack, there had been a nationwide operation to try and find mr ezedi and the police followed different lines of inquiry, at one point they thought he had gone back to newcastle in the north of england where he had been living, at other times they carried out searches here in london and arrested a man believed to have been hiding mr ezedi, but once they followed cctv footage they say he ended up on chelsea bridge, not too far from where i am, and say he was leaning over the bridge and believe he had gone into the water. police say on monday evening they found a body that they believe was of mr ezedi. there has been an update from the metropolitan police. here is what commander jon savell had to say. i can now confirm that about four o'clock yesterday afternoon, the 19th of february, a passenger boat on the thames reported a sigh

there are then various sightings of him heading west, walking along the river thames from tower bridgell bridge. so we now know that ezedi was walking along the banks of the thames for at least an hour. he was on his own in a strange city. he had a facial injury. so was he heading somewhere where he thought he could be hidden? or did he decide to take his own life? the victim of the attack is still sedated in hospital and unable to answer the many questions police would like to put to her. officers have spoken to the children involved, but this evening, exactly a week after the attack, scotland yard renewed its appeal to the public for any information. they've also made a plea to ezedi to give himself up, advising that his injuries could be life threatening and that finding him is only a matter of time. mark easton, bbc news, scotland yard. the synthetic opioid fentanyl is behind a growing public health crisis in the united states. 50 times stronger than heroin, it was responsible for tens of thousands of overdose deaths in the country last year. much of it is being smuggled across the

the body was spotted in the river thames near tower bridge — about five miles from where abdul ezediasn't been formally identified but his family has been informed. hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes in the keyham area of plymouth after a suspected unexploded second world war bomb was found in a garden. police say a 200—metre cordon could be in place for three days, while bomb disposal experts try to make the device safe. you're live with bbc news. in the us two men have been charged with murder in connection with the shooting at a super bowl victory parade in kansas city last week. police say the violence — which left one person dead and 22 wounded — was sparked by an argument involving the pair. two teenagers have already been charged with separate offences, including resisting arrest and breaking gun laws. our washington correspondant tom bateman is following the developments. this has just this hasjust come this has just come from the prosecutor in jackson this has just come from the prosecutor injackson county in missouri who has announced that two men, cha

yes, it is right here in the centre of london, in the shadow of tower bridge, one of the most popular the body of abdul shokoor ezedi. he is wanted in connection with a chemical attack on a mother and her two children in south london. following this attack there had been a nationwide operation to try and find him and police follow different lines of inquiry, at one point they thought he had gone back to newcastle where he had gone back to newcastle where he had gone back to newcastle where he had been living. at other times carried out searches in london and arrested a man believed to have been hiding him. once they followed cctv footage, they say he ended up on chelsea bridge not farfrom footage, they say he ended up on chelsea bridge not far from where footage, they say he ended up on chelsea bridge not farfrom where i am and that he'll was looming over the bridge and believed he had gone into the water. police say on monday evening they found a body they believe was of him. there has been an update from the metropolitan police. here is what the commander has to say. i police. here

there are various sightings of him heading west, walking beside the river thames from tower bridge. certainly won't pass copperjudge in westminster and the latest sighting is him crossing vauxhall bridge at 11pm. —— he almost certainly walked past scotland yard. he was walking for at least an hour and a half, alone in a city he barely knew. it was dark, he had a facial injury. was he walking to somebody who could hide him or did he, as police put it, come to harm? the victim is still sedated and unable to answer questions. they had spoken to the children, but police have warned that it ezedi is dead or being harboured in this country or overseas, it could be some time before they track him down. one week on, as you say, at 7:25pm tonight, it is the exact type seven days ago that the attack took place and police will be renewing an appeal to the public for information. they will be addressing that appeal in part directly to ezedi, telling him the awful injury he has to his right eye could be potentially fatal if left untreated. they will also be addressing the appeal to anybody suppo

you have this insane footage , you have tower bridge footage, you have tower bridge being shut down theourse, setting flares no one arrested, of course, set'there. flares no one arrested, of course, set'there. you flares no one arrested, of course, set'there. you have flares no one arrested, of course, set'there. you have people,es off there. you have people, a bunch of tories. no offence if i say old, slightly old tories having a pint and then they're all kind of accosted and all these people sort of run in and start pointing and screaming at them. you have people outside mps at their family. >> can i ask you though, josh, a lot of this does seem to come from the left, as in, you don't see right wing protesters resorting to violence in this way, do you know? i mean, this is but it's mob rule. >> and yes, we are talking about islamists and not just islamists, though, and cranks . islamists, though, and cranks. yeah. and far left. and the cranks who i believe protect them . them. >> yeah. well what lewis , >> yeah. well. well what lewis, what do you think of this? because can't just beca

. >> charlie , because chelsea >> charlie, because chelsea bridge is in west london at tower pier, isds east london. perhaps the body had been floating down the river for weeks, which which raises the question if this body was floating in the river thames in the most densely populated part of the country, one of the most populated cities in the world, how did no one see it until yesterday? >> yeah, precisely. tom and how did nobody see him on the night? is also the big question that was being raised with regards to the police investigation at the time . of course, abdul ezedi was time. of course, abdul ezedi was seen as you're seeing on your screens with that significant facial injury after. the incident on the 31st of january and how a body could evade detection for so much time on what is one of the busiest waterways in europe, even is extremely surprising, but they will take further efforts to identify the body now to confirm that it identify the body now to confirm thatitis identify the body now to confirm that it is abdul ezedi at the moment, as we understand, and the main clue t

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we had tower bridge closed down yesterday.ese offensive slogans projected onto big ben. why aren't the government doing more? why aren't you forcing the police to use the powers they have ? have? >> well, i think there's two elements. so one is that, uh , elements. so one is that, uh, putting pressure on the police , putting pressure on the police, uh, to take action as i said to you in my previous answer genuinely is the case that the police are taking lots of action. over 600 arrests. there is always more for them to do. and we're, we're we're pushing for in addition, we are for that. in addition, we are looking at gaps where there are insufficient powers. so for example, war example, clambering onto war memorials and uh, and making sure that that is clearly illegal. there is a more fundamental question. there is an an issue of debate. i do have some sympathy for people that say we should just ban these marches altogether. think, you marches altogether. i think, you know, freedom of know, we have freedom of expression countr

enabled this complete sewer to devolve around our country and look what you've done to london tower bridgete basket case. it can't actually function. and that sounded sadiq khan you. it's utterly disgraceful and dangerous for you to try and tie the labour party. >> oh, yes. but actually there's no need to do that. banishing you should apologise. >> i think actually, london's jews deserve than what jews deserve better than what you've given them. and. and that man that backed on two man that you've backed on two occasions the form sadiq occasions in the form of sadiq khan, that khan, i think that is islamophobic , saying that islamophobic, saying that because that he because he's a muslim, that he has problem with jews. has a problem with jews. >> he did very >> i tell you what, he did very clearly that he hasn't. >> i tell you what, he did very cle.as' that he hasn't. >> i tell you what, he did very cle.as police|at he hasn't. >> i tell you what, he did very cle.as police ande hasn't. >> i tell you what, he did very cle.as police and crimei't. >> as police and crime commissioner , he absol

and this is they blocked off tower bridge, which the bridge that that we which is the bridge that thatosedly that the americans supposedly wanted buy for, from, from wanted to buy for, from, from this , from this country. and this, from this country. and they were massive demonstrations and, and so their protests going on and there's also there's so this is the thing it's all got there's no listen to me. british people don't worry about what's happening in the country. you will have advance warning at the end of the world is coming when they when they start going end of the world is coming when they 'jews they start going end of the world is coming when they 'jews .hey start going end of the world is coming when they 'jews . but start going end of the world is coming when they 'jews . but uprt going end of the world is coming when they 'jews . but up untilng after the jews. but up until that time, everything is fine. so. oh, wait a second. they're going after the jews. okay, so , going after the jews. okay, so, um, paul, uh , now, what it um, paul, uh, now, what it doesn't say here is

body, police say, was found on monday, yesterday, about a mile or so downstream from chelsea bridge near tower they believe this is the body of abdul shokoor ezedi because clothes were found on the body, distinctive clothing that they have matched to the description they have and the cctv pictures and information they have of abdul shokoor ezedi. in the past few moments the metropolitan police have issued a statement. they say the body was recovered by the metropolitan police's policing unit and has been viewed by detectives working on the investigation. commanderjohn savill has been giving updates to the media throughout this investigation since that brutal attack using a corrosive substance in clapham. he said based on the distinctive clothing, abdul shokoor ezedi was wearing at the time of the attack and property found on his body, the metropolitan police strongly believe we have recovered the body of abdul shokoor ezedi. we have been in contact with this family, they say, to pass on the news. it goes on to say, this statement, as you may expect, after a considerable period of time in the s

we've seen tower bridge captured and so on, and there's essentially what you're seeing is the manifestationg. so what exactly is it? yeah you know, and that's a reasonable way of bringing that to the conversation . conversation. >> right. and one last point here, it shows the distinction between and the tories, between anderson and the tories, which is why there is already rumours about him joining reform, because the tories have proved able meet proved they're not able to meet this they just want they this task. they just want they are just the same as labour. they want to be, wear and play along sadiq because along with sadiq khan because they're people. along with sadiq khan because they're afraid people. along with sadiq khan because they're afraid you're)ple. along with sadiq khan because they're afraid you're right. >> i'm afraid you're right. continuing is britain continuing with the is britain plunging into a medieval arabian nights theme, nick and the nights tale theme, nick and the question of no zones in the question of no go zones in the telegraph. yeah, well, very much on same

. >> and there are these scenes from pro—palestinian protesters that brought tower bridge to a halt this the halt this weekend. and the labour shadow minister, lisa nandy, revealed that she now carries a police alarm wherever she goes because she fears for her safety . her safety. >> and she calls it a very typical experience for mps . typical experience for mps. >> so to offer us a unique perspective on this actually almost unique is brendan cox, co—founder of survivors against terror and the widower of the murdered mp jo cox, who joins us now. good morning, brendan. um, thank you so much for joining now. good morning, brendan. um, thank you so much forjoining us this morning. when you see that sort of compilation that we did there of the mood and how febrile and full of aggression it appears to be, and so much division . anne, what's your division. anne, what's your reaction to those pictures ? reaction to those pictures? >> i think both those pictures, but the, the, the wider situation at the moment is one that we need to worry about and we need to worry about it both because of obvio

tower bridge gateway to tower bridge is the gateway to tower hamlets, and it is one of the london withknows where he and they have knows where he is and they have a duty to give him up. >> yeah. for those children. yeah who are injured and for the, the people who went to the aid of the mother and the children. there's a nine, 9 or 10 of them. >> awful accountable sustained injuries to. who went to injuries to. and who went to pick the not knowing pick up the children not knowing they this they were covered in this caustic substance. they were covered in this caustic �*haveance. they were covered in this caustic �*have also got eye >> and have also got eye injuries as themselves. injuries as well themselves. awful >> he's a very bad, evil man. i know he's dangerous, but he all it takes a phone call to the it takes is a phone call to the police get him off your police and get him off your hands somebody knows hands because somebody knows somebody where he is. somebody who knows where he is. >> let's talk >> well, let's talk now to former detective superintendent at shabnam at the met pol

from quite tower to the bay bridge. there have been a number of protests in the bay area calling for a cease-fire on the gaza strip. >> on monday, around 200 protesters rallied at u c berkeley to stop a speech by ron bar. yosef at and israeli attorney and former member of the israeli defense force. what we saw the other night was. >> harassment, violence and overt anti-semitism, ceo of jcrc bay area. tyler gregory. >> heard about the protest from the main jewish student center on campus and says there were 2 assaults against jewish students during the protests in a letter sent to the campus community. the office of the university chancellor said protesters broke down doors to the seller. buck playhouse, the audience and speaker waiting inside had to be evacuated. but nowhere in that statement, today's mention anything about jews being harassed or use the word anti-semitism once. and so i think there are a lot of jewish student center feeling alienated. the letter called the attack on the building and event an attack on

we had tower bridge closed down yesterday. got these yesterday.n't the government doing more? why aren't you forcing the police to use the powers they have ? use the powers they have? >> well, i think there's two elements. so one is that, uh , elements. so one is that, uh, putting pressure on the police , putting pressure on the police, uh, to take action as i said to you in my previous answer genuinely is the case that the police are taking lots of action. over 600 arrests. there is always more for them to do. and we're, we're we're pushing for that. in addition, we are looking gaps where there are looking at gaps where there are insufficient so, insufficient powers. so, for example, clambering onto war memorials and, uh, and making sure that that is clearly illegal, there is a more fundamental question. there is an an issue of debate. i do have some sympathy for people that say we should just ban these marches altogether. i think we have freedom of expression in this country. so i wouldn't favour banning the marches altogether. but i do favour a

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to >> it would have, um, come to the surface and there are untold obstacles between chelsea bridge and tower5 bridges road, rail and pedestrian, with various um pillars and such like, um , at pillars and such like, um, at least 24, 25 very large , uh, least 24, 25 very large, uh, jetties and piers. >> westminster pier, embankment pier , all the places where the pier, all the places where the tfl and sightseeing boats go from uh 6 or 7 very large more permanently moored vessel hms belfast , uh tattershall castle , belfast, uh tattershall castle, um 8 or 9 huge industrial uh sites, including a waste transfer station, a pumping station on a thames tideway sites, um , and getting on for 10 sites, um, and getting on for 10 or 12 built out areas where the shoreline has been built out. >> um, often held up, mostly held up, with piles , uh, driven held up, with piles, uh, driven into the uh, bed of the foreshore , uh, all of which foreshore, uh, all of which provide great opportunities for a body to get caught. >> so it's something over the norm is not at all surprising . norm is not at all surprisi

. >> reporter: normally i have a great view looking out towards the bay bridge. the tower sits right about there. that's been obscured. let me show you what's coming our way. we will come in for a close up look at this. sitting off the coast, here we are. what i wanted you to see are all the bright flashes. purples, greens, blues, a lot of lightning in there. this storm has more intensity from like the isolated thunderstorms and brief downpour standpoints than the one yesterday did. look at first alert doppler. you can see some pretty well organized lines that are about to come on shore. that is actually just on the leading edge of the warm front. we'll get two. we will get a warm front and then tomorrow a cold front is coming through. with the warm front today, look at that organization, that is heavier rain. we've seen some good rain coming down in santa rosa, picking out the city grid here. it's quieter now with a good band of rain move through. if we watch it on the futurecast, this is just the start. we will take it from here, getting us into the next hour. watch thes

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if for instance, members of islam decide to shut down tower bridge and that kind of stuff and becomestop oil, this will be a catastrophe for all politics, to be honest . for all politics, to be honest. because because it's all right for starmer to be climbing in tonight and saying this, that, and the other. but what happens if the country feels that we are threatened by a what i think is a political religious group? i think it's a massive issue for our nation . our nation. >> well, indeed. now, kelvin, let's move on, because the deputy leader of the labour party, angela rayner, has been accused of hypocrisy after it emerged that she made a significant profit from margaret thatcher's right to buy policy, which she has since criticised. and now wants to reform exclusive revelations kelvin, set to be published in a new book by lord ashcroft , suggests book by lord ashcroft, suggests that she made 48,500 pounds after selling her former council house at market rates , having house at market rates, having received a generous 25% discount when she originally bought the property in two thous

tower bridge was literally a no go zone. you couldn't go anywhere because they blocked it. . and all examples of this stuff. and all of this takes police time away from community policing , which from community policing, which means we'll see loads more scenes like this . there we are. scenes like this. there we are. if you look closely. oh, that's just some men fighting with machetes in broad daylight . i machetes in broad daylight. i don't know about you or what you would call a no go zone, but that's certainly not a zone. i would like to go in. okay. now now, these mobile no go zones that we have springing up wherever the pro—palestine bngade wherever the pro—palestine brigade are, are not going to go away. even if we get a ceasefire. now, here's why . the ceasefire. now, here's why. the muslim vote .co.uk , which is an muslim vote .co.uk, which is an organisation that appeared after the october 7 attacks and is predominantly focussed on a ceasefire, tweeted this earlier. it said islamophobia is real and it is welcome that for once, labour and mainstream media are holdin

then went to tower then he went down to tower bridge east and then he makes bridge in east and then heakes his way west. he doesn't seem to know where he's going. yeah, he got train up to got the underground train up to nonh got the underground train up to north london and was seen in tesco's at caledonian road buying what for him. >> expect was a very much >> i expect was a very much needed bottle of water. had needed bottle of water. he had a significant injury which had occurred during this corrosive substance attack. so clearly a man in considerable pain. i would have imagined . he gets an would have imagined. he gets an underground tube back and eventually comes out at tower hill, which is virtually on the north side of the river thames, very close to the thames, and thereafter he walks and he crosses westminster bridge . he crosses westminster bridge. he crosses westminster bridge. he crosses vauxhall bridge and finally he's seen to go on to chelsea bridge and of course not come off that . and that is come off that. and that is because he's dead now. this has caused some of the c

a look outside right now, clear skies over head, looking out over the bay, the bay bridge looking at salesforce tower. oakland and san jose. you will see some fog developing, it will not be widespread as we start the day tomorrow. future cast as we head through the rest of tonight, showing the duller gray showing up, it indicates the clouds farther up in the atmosphere. showing the fog, the forecast models showing that in the valley with little elsewhere, applying for a little bit, not a big impact on the morning commute. for the rest of the day, once the fog dissipates a lot of the high fog filtering the sunshine. not an effect on our temperatures at all. dropping down, lower to middle 40s. the north bay valleys have a better chance of dipping down into the upper 30s. warming up, a nice afternoon, even with filtered sunshine over head. we will be back to full sunshine by saturday. upper 60s in san jose, topping out today, 68 degrees, the warm spot again tomorrow, most temperatures will be right in the middle portion of the 60s. it does not matter if you are far inland in antioch, or along the coast.

to determine the distance from point b to the tower, we build a right angle from point b. the bridgeonly infantry can pass over the broken bridge, the rest of my troops, tanks, and vehicles, i i’m taking a detour, also across the meadow river. suvorov spoke. so that every honest person should have a good name, and i personally, when i saw this good name in the glory of my fatherland, i forgot to myself. when things were going for the benefit of the fatherland, and i lay on the bed and thought, my father also died in the fight against the nazis, i will definitely be as brave as my father was, hello, comrade cadets! the minsk-khleprom enterprise unites six minsk bakeries, whose main activity is aimed at production bakery and bakery products, bread is our main production, bread is in demand today, probably the most favorite among belarusians, these are custard breads, there are separate groups or types of bread... and every year the assortment of bakery products is updated by up to 30%, well, mainly, of course, these are confectionery products , new bread products also appear, of course

an incredibly beautiful painting hiding up there, to see it, we climb up bell tower, then we will cross this wooden bridgecifically for restorers, except for them, no one has ever climbed here, we go and get straight into the drum of the temple, we climbed right up to the dome, the service has already begun, the temple is under us, but we still have the opportunity to look closely at the aging of the frescoes, of course, from old age they have turned black, darkened, smoky, but if you look closely on the walls... faces begin to appear on the dome. restoration of the donskoy monastery continues. most of the work was completed even last year. the domes of the cathedral sparkled, now they are again strewn with stars. the abbots restored the house to its historical appearance. the towers have become brighter and more visible, but not all yet. the south tower is in the worst condition. there are some difficulties here. the necropolis, famous for the don monastery, adjoins very close to this wall. and very large measures are required to cover these graves. donskoy. the monastery was founded at the end of the 15

from coit tower to the bay bridge.re have been a number of protests in the bay area calling for a cease-fire on the gaza strip. >> on monday, around 200 protesters rallied at u c berkeley to stop a speech by ron bar-yoshafat and israeli attorney and former member of israeli defense force alone. we saw the other night was. >> harassment, violence and overt anti-semitism, ceo of jcrc bay area. tyler gregory. >> heard about the protest from the main jewish student center on campus and says they were to assault against jewish students during the protests in a letter sent to the campus community, the office of the university chancellor said protesters broke down doors to the zellerbach playhouse, the audience and speaker waiting inside had to be evacuated. but nowhere in that statement, today's mention anything about jews being harassed or use the word anti-semitism wants. and so i think there are a lot of jewish student center feeling alienated. the letter called the attack on the building and event attack on the fundament

tower. the golden gate bridge looking great in that sunshine this morning. it is quite cold out there.e have frost advisories up in the north bay. this until 9 a.m. because you can see our coldest cities right now, lake sonoma starting at 35. at 37, saint helena, even danville right now in the east bay at 37. so that winter coat going to be your best friend this morning. but take the sunglasses with you because it's nothing but sunshine today. enjoy the dry weather, afternoon highs will get you into the upper 50s and mid 60s. just a few degrees below average for this time of the year. >> number six traffic is pretty heavy right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. as you can see on our camera right here, metering lights flipped on at 530. right now the backup is to the foot of the maze, but if you're taking the carpool lanes, no, wait at all right now, number seven madonna fans, tonight's the night the celebration tour arrives in the bay area. >> madonna will perform tonight and tomorrow at chase center. shows are scheduled for 830, but she hasn't been starting until closer to 10 p.m. >>

bridge as well. you can barely make out the northernmost tower here. an hour ago, we had a nice clear shot. fog, a familiar sight at the golden gate bridge. but in this morning, no exception. but what we don't usually see on the golden gate bridge anymore is heavy traffic. the golden gate transportation department says that is part of the problem. people aren't driving over this bridge as much as they used to. traffic on the golden gate is about 80 to 85% of what it was before the pandemic, and transportation officials say. in the meantime, the cost of steel, paint and labor has gone up. the toll hike is supposed to help close a $220 million budget shortfall for the agency that manages this bridge, so right now, if you have a fast track, you pay $8.75 to cross the golden gate bridge. drivers without fast track pay a dollar more. the golden gate transportation district will have a public hearing this morning to discuss which of several toll hikes to recommend by increasing the toll by either 50 or 40 or $0.35 a year over a five year period, all of those options would push the cost of this tol

here's our live camera looking above san francisco toward the golden gate bridge from sutro tower. still looking pretty good. as we head into your thursday evening. current numbers out there in the 60s. as you take a look at these numbers, just know that eventually we're talking about some 70s back in the bay area forecast. so warming trend that really kicks in as we head toward the weekend. tonight, partly cloudy skies, some patchy fog tomorrow for your friday. mostly cloudy. it's a mild friday and then the weekend. it's warm on saturday and then more clouds moving into the region on sunday. overnight temperatures will be in the upper 30s, but upper 30s to the 40s, but most of the bay areas starting out the day in the 40s. mostly cloudy skies with still some patchy fog out there. here's the forecast. models you can see it's bringing in the clouds throughout the day on your friday and then into your saturday. we will have partly to mostly sunny skies and then on sunday we could bring in some more clouds and cooler temperatures. but saturday will clearly be the warmest day of the we