tony valdez, the parking programs manager in napa, says he has a solution, to charge for parking. >>nt to look like the bad guys just trying to penalize everybody. we want to have some kind of solution for everybody. >> reporter: let's just say when valdez proposed the idea for paid parking, he wasn't the most popular guy in town. >> very cold reception from a lot of the public. >> reporter: valdez says something has to be done to free up spots and improve parking infrastructure. charging to park would bring in desperately needed money to fix the problems. >> having an alternative revenue source that can help use that money for parking resources and then having your tax dollars being used for everything else that's important helps kind of free up the general fund money. >> reporter: some businesses, though, in napa worry adding a fee to park would keep some potential customers from visiting the downtown area. >> i understand the concerns totally, i mean especially coming out of a pandemic, especially as interest rates keep climbing and climbing. you know, having another barrier like

they said they could handle an exxon valdez size spill every day. they couldn't. bp said the spill was 1,000 barrels per day. it wasn't, and they knew it. in preparation for this hearing, the committee reviewed the oil spill safety response plans for all of the companies here today. what we found was that these 5 companies have response plans that are virtually identical. the plans site identical response capabilities and tout identical ineffective equipment. >> over one million dollars will be awarded to the teams that prove that their cleanup system could meet the competition's strictest requirements. >> our first prize, the winn schmidt oil cleanup x challenge was a response, essentially, to something we all remember, the deepwater horizon oil spill in the gulf of mexico. in 2010-- i certainly remember, i'm sure a lot of folks do--this was ongoing every day, oil spilling into the gulf, the havoc it was wreaking on wetlands and other critical ecosystems of the gulf coast, you know, from texas all the way to florida. and the sort or feeling of helplessness. >> th

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we want to have some kind of solution for everybody. >> reporter: let's just say when valdez proposed the idea for paid parking, he wasn't the most popular guy in town. >> very cold reception from a lot of the public. >> reporter: valdez, though, says something has to be done to free up spots and improve parking infrastructure. charging to park would bring in desperately needed money to fix the problems. >> having an alternative revenue source that can help use that money for parking resources and then having your tax dollars being used for everything else that's important, helps kind of free up the general fund money. >> reporter: some businesses, though, in napa worry adding a fee to park would keep some potential customers from visiting the downtown area. >> i understand the concerns totally. i mean, especially coming out of a pandemic, especially as interest rates just keep on climbing and climbing. you know, having another barrier like paid parking scares a lot of people. >> reporter: workers like schwartz say they are just starting to see business return to pre-pandemic levels.

we want to have some kind of solution for everybody. >> reporter: let's just say when valdez proposed the idea for paid parking, he wasn't the most popular guy in town. >> very cold reception from a lot of the public. >> reporter: valdez, though, says something has to be done to free up spots and improve parking infrastructure. charging to park would bring in desperately needed money to fix the problems. >> having an alternative revenue source that can help use that money for parking resources and then having your tax dollars being used for everything else that's important, helps kind of free up the general fund money. >> reporter: some businesses, though, in napa worry adding a fee to park would keep some potential customers from visiting the downtown area. >> i understand the concerns totally. i mean, especially coming out of a pandemic, especially as interest rates just keep on climbing and climbing. you know, having another barrier like paid parking scares a lot of people. >> reporter: workers like schwartz say they are just starting to see business return to pre-pandemic levels.

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one thing you mentioned to me, you'll be conscious adherence to the traditional valdez on the face. yet i just want brings us together to go to the russia and the vast majority of the people living in the afternoon content. vast majority of the african countries some additional value on the foundation of our identity of our existence and alice, southern we'll see that there is no doubt. let's face, that's the basis of our stagecoach. i for the share your approach. so now i give you the photos as the republican nominee existing. so investing news use the same thing. you see went over the 1st 3. thank you very much mister president of the russian federation. a lot of legendary pros in the program is dies on this on the president, a little effort on union versus partnership job and of the union distinguished has of state and government versus firms. ladies and gentlemen and part of the funds from become a partner on the part of the delegation of most of the day. and because personally, and there's too much to the great on the end, the privilege of being paid as part of a mistake here. say,

i'm only can be the host of the take a daily news podcast powered by the login reporting valdez here. find us where ever you get your pod cast. the, the extreme weather. warnings has tens of millions space, rising temperatures across the us and europe. the main site, the sound is there in life, and also coming up, rushing with stores from the ukraine greendale move, you know, it's nation says, threatens global feed security the purchase. and the janine refugee counts off to the palestinian authority arrest. 5 people. he's not a risk.

i'm the valdez keen trading partner . russia was out of gene towards the company headed by the time to the 6 to buy the migration from north africa by throwing money at the problem and promising hundreds of millions of bureaus assistance to the region, the 5 pm here in the russian capital. welcome. what you'll catch in the new though, from today across the glove. this is our last guy says it's false as have conducted with tennessee miss solved, slides on military and oil infrastructure in to include an invalid cities, odessa and nicole last following his deadly attack on russia's bridge deployment in moscow says the high position strikes, hit a site where you clean naval times will be installed, along with a shipyard in the oil facility. russian falls is also reported to the mac sydney planting drug or tackle is repelled on fine me. earlier on tuesday, the 28 and was being intercepted of the roots. how does the sides cave shortly off, the rushes prism of it puts in cold for a minute to respond. seagraves attack on the glare mean break. we should most go has described as an act of terra

this is on the day one of the day to day nato summit in valdez watching. that's it with us was i brussels up here, a chief alexandra fun. nominate a welcome. alexandra. let's start with and they, they are the main points of what you've heard. well, the main point is, of course, that now we know what's nato allies are willing to offer a to crane and the statement. and they are saying that they will extend an invitation to ukraine to become a member of the alliance. when allies agree and conditions are met. so this is the quite big statement and they are not saying that ukraine will become a member once the war is over. there are notes, setting a timeline here, and i think that this is going to be quite disappointing for the ukrainian government dad. so was hoping to have a timeline or a clear a membership perspective, but that is not what elyse were able to agree on today. and it wasn't very clear, was it, he was that the secretary general was asked to time and time again, and i was glad you was asked because i was mixing and thinking he sort of alluded to

valdez's case was allowed to proceed due to his failing health. study says you can still improve your overall heart health by exercising either throughout the regular workweek or just on the weekends. the study found that risk for a heart attack dropped by about 30% for people in the weekday and weekend exercise groups compared to those who did not exercise at all. researchers say this proves that even a small amount of exercise can have a big impact on your overall health. most children love the free wheeling days of summer, but all that time at home without a schedule means some parents find it difficult, to say the least, to find some time to themselves. psychologists say that parents should work to carve out time for themselves and not feel guilty about it at all. they say that alone time is an important way to relieve stress. if parents don't have help with child care, experts say something as small as waking up earlier can give them the time they need to center themselves. well, scientists are warning that an endangered whale species is much

the 47—year—old vessel is carrying four times as much oil as was spilled in the exxon valdez disasterically for the oil transfer, has now arrived from djibouti. this is a time—lapse of the vessel approaching the safer. the pumping operation is expected to start in the next few days. nick quinn, who�*s advising on the operation, says the extreme heat is not helping: it is extremely hot out there, so, for ambient temperature for arch going out on the boat is going to be 50 to 55 celsius. getting really hot with it quickly, on the human aspect of operating on board. should any oil be spilled during the operation, an additional hazard is the risk of mines along local beaches. leon louw is also providing advice for the operation: so, these beaches need to be cleared by specialist mining before we can get our specialists to get the clearance. that is our biggest threat should there be a limited number being on to the coast on the beaches, we have to clear the minds before we can actually allow our civilians to clear the oil spots. the uk defence secretary, ben wallace has told the sunday ti

i'm only gonna be that host of the take a daily news podcast powered by the login reporting valdez here. find us where ever you get your pod cast a cache from the here to help for nancy. echo migration. nearly 2000 people from africa have died. so far this year, trying to reach your across from mediterranean. so how can i block squared, keeping out my grades for the human rights obligations? this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program. i'm adrian instead of going to the italian and dutch prime ministers and the european commission president had been in to nicea to sign a deal on the financial aid. part of that will pay for a clamp down on migration. people wanting to start a new life and you are a put traveled to the country from across africa and elsewhere. june is he has been accused of a racist policy for expelling people now trapped on the border with libya. with that bod, from entering the allows migration from ukraine because of the countries with russia. but it's paying to prevent african migrants reaching it shows at helping other countries like libya, the face obliga

thanks so much. mohammed valdez still remains of 13 victims of the 17th to genocide have been buried on the 28th side of a city of the atrocity thousands in bosnia herzegovina paying tribute to the dead. more than a $1300.00. mainly most of the men and boys were killed by balls and the answer forces during the balkans for the remains of many victims. what i have found in mass graves to a hidden, to try and cover up the war crime either had the most, which has moved from celebrities to more than 6000. 700 victims have been buried in this cemetery, where i'm standing by this much, much more than just numbers because all these people where son's father brought the someone's family members and 1000 is still missing a 1300 people were killed in 7 in this agenda side, in july 1995, and he has the majority of them where men and boys, couple of 100 of miners were among the victims. however, they were also thousands of women who were killed. let me just say one example, the oldest and the youngest victim of 7 and such on the sides were women. the oldest one was the lady who was 94 when she wa

i'm joined now by amnesty international uk's refugee and migrant rights director, steve valdez symonds being with us. does it tell us more something more worrying about how the greek authorities handle these disasters? an acne that already. irate handle these disasters? an acne that alread . ~ ~ ., handle these disasters? an acne that alread .~ ~' . . ., , already. we knew that already. lastl , already. we knew that already. lastly. the _ already. we knew that already. lastly, the human _ already. we knew that already. lastly, the human rights - lastly, the human rights organisation made a rule on the coastguard for loss of life trying to tow a boat back in 2014 out of its waters. this is something that amnesty international and others for that matter i have grave concerns about the actions of the greek coastguard over years, indeed, and increasingly so. both in terms of what is done with people on the water and indeed, as you will see from your report, highlighting, scapegoating people from a sponsor that you elsewhere. that scapegoating people from a sponsor that you elsewhere.— that

it contains four times the amount of oil spilled off the coast of alaska during 1989's exxon valdez disaster on monday, u.n. humanitarian coordinator david gressly said engineers had secured the rusting ship against a potential catastrophic spill or explosion. >> the structure, even though it is a decaying vessel, the hull is still very secure which means the transfer of the oil will be relatively low risk. amy: in iowa, abortions at up to 22 weeks of pregnancy are once again legal after a district judge put iowa's strict six-week abortion ban on hold. polk county judge joseph seidlin said monday that planned parenthood, the aclu, and other plaintiffs are likely to succeed on the merits of their lawsuit, which contends the bill signed by republican governor kim reynolds friday violates iowa's constitution. 14 states currently have abortion bans in effect on most forms after the supreme court struck down roe v. wade last summer. here in new york, pressure is mounting for the federal government to take over the troubled rikers island jail complex. manhattan u.s. attorney damian williams on mon

the 47—year—old vessel is carrying four times as much oil as was spilled in the exxon valdez disasteruinn, who�*s advising on the operation, says the extreme heat is not helping: you�*ll make it it�*s hot air, and for us, going out on the boat and will be 50 to 55 celsius and really hot, really quickly and fixing the aspect of being on board. should any oil be spilled during the operation, an additional hazard is the risk of mines along local beaches. leon louw is also providing advice for the operation: so, these beaches need to be cleared by specialists before we can get our specialists and clearance on the ground, that is the biggest threat should there be a limited number of oil being spilt onto the coast on the beaches, and clearing the minds before we can allow civilians to go near oil spot. by, before we can allow civilians to go near oil spot-— near oil spot. a very delicate operation- — hello there. it�*s been another day with some blustery showers, but also some sunny spells around at times, too. it is set to stay very unsettled as we head through the rest of the week and it

and steve valdez—symonds, is the valdez—symonds, who is the refugee and migrant rights programme at amnestyuk . stephen wolf, international uk. stephen wolf, i'll start with you, if that's all being conned all right. are we being conned by fake asylum seeking kids ? by fake asylum seeking kids? >> well, i wouldn't say you're being conned by every asylum unaccompanied asylum child that's coming across , as you that's coming across, as you said, in 2021, 66% of those 16 to 17 year olds were assessed as being adults . and last year, in being adults. and last year, in 2021, you had effective 35% of all the children . there was 5242 all the children. there was 5242 and 8903 of them were adults. so you can say that there is a substantial social con going on of at least 30 to 50% of those claiming to be us sps the unaccompanied small child. >> okay, steve aldous simmons of amnesty. now what's wrong , amnesty. now what's wrong, steve, with having mandatory scientific and biological age checks ? well the first thing checks? well the first thing that's wrong here is the banner that's wrong here is th

fox weather correspondent nicole valdez live in nashville. will it be a hot week?ek of the summer so far. not just for those in the southwest. we're talking about 3/4 of america could be feeling those dangerous heat indexes and temperatures. sadly we've lost at least a dozen americans across the country in states include texas, california, even florida, georgia, maryland. people working outside or even inside without air conditioning. sadly several children left in hot cars have lost their lives. more than 14 nationwide. it's such a tragedy. to parent wants to go through it. you talked about what's going on in texas. it gets your heart rate up. that father in southern texas broke a window to save that child's life. we aren't sure how long the child was in the car for when he finally was able to make that rescue. it was in a grocery store parking lot just last week. officials tell us even just a few minutes in a car that is shut off with a heat index outside of over 100 degrees, the temperature inside your car can soar by 20 degrees in ten minutes. a short time for

and with i mean from obama bush i mean from reagan to bush david valdez who had been vice president. i keep saying biden but vice president bush's photographer he was going to become new chief. and then with trump, i didn't find out until two days before. when i got a call from shayla craighead that she was actually on a tryout. she she didn't have the full time job yet. she was they were her a tryout for the first week. and so i knew that maybe she called me, i think, two days before the inaugural. so initially that was the changing of the guard with. yeah so yeah. do you recall the last photograph you took of president obama as president. you mean like before noon? yes, before noon. probably probably as he's on the dais at the capitol turned around watching trump enter. you know, somewhere around there, it became 12:00, you know, so i don't really i know the picture. i the probably the last picture i took that day, which was, you know, on air force one because he got to use air force one, one last time and they flew to california. and did you go to california? what did. yeah. and s

patty valdez family completed the paperwork and built a tiny home in her backyard in cambridge, minnesotajust a few feet away from her new job, taking care of her grandchildren, her home is 500ft!s, has a bedroom, full baths, complete kitchen industry officials say that it helps solve a problem. earlier generations didn't face. it's filling the gaps in our housing ladder where we really just don't have any smaller kind of more affordable housing that's available. and it's especially a big problem for older americans that are looking for ways to downsize for retirement. experts say that following local building codes is key and that while some cities and towns have already put rules in place, others are still figuring out what the restrictions will look like. have you seen any pop up in your town? sell? i haven't, although it's a good idea, and i think that a lot of cities around here are easing that process because i know oakland made a big push. yep right. so you could have a little if you have a big backyard especially, you can have a little house built back there. yeah. and it makes se

cooled have exploded or broken apart, spilling as much as 4 times the oil you released in the exxon valdez these us, that's the magnitude 5.5 or as quick as hit 7 turkey, a near the city of atlanta. and travelers have been reported in some neighboring cities including had time and going on to the european mediterranean season. the logical centre says it's the 13th earthquake recorded in 3 days. the opposition supporters, engineers who have rallied in the capitals to demand freedom for critics of presidents of president case said around 24 ministers and business leaders have been jailed since february, the opposition and q the side of a power grab after he shut down parliament 2 years ago, the us justice department is taking legal action against the state of texas to remove barriers blocking migrants. crossing the border from mexico, texas authorities begin installing the string of floating barriers in the rio grande river. last week. the justice department says that happened without the federal government authorization. and what you see the governor doing is dangerous and then all lawful i

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patty valdez family completed the paperwork paperwork? she built a tiny home right in her backyard. now she's just a couple of feet away from her new job, which is taking care of her grandkids. now her home is 500ft!s. it has a bedroom, a full bathroom, and a complete kitchen. industry experts say it solves a problem that some of the earlier generations did not have. it's filling the gaps in our housing ladder where we really just don't have any smaller kind of more affordable housing that's available. and it's especially a big problem for older americans that are looking for ways to downsize for retirement. now, the biggest problem for anybody who plans to build a tiny home on their own property is to make sure you're following the local building codes. some cities and towns already have rules in place, but others are still trying to figure out what the rules and the restrictions they will want. my daughters and i got into watching tiny home nation. they're amazing. they're beautiful, some beautiful homes. you do have to have some property. yeah. roberta to put that tiny house out