even with infection rates falling it's unclear whether the people of valencia will keep shopping one sales are over spaniards who are traditionally avid shoppers have put more money into savings than ever before. before brags that many truck drivers took their loads from ireland to continental europe by crossing the irish sea on a ferry driving across britain and then sailing across the english channel and now they're taking a 17 hour ferry trip directly from ireland to frogs even though it costs more money the reason they want to avoid customs paperwork caused by private and possible delays in the u.k. many irish ports are now experiencing an unexpected who. trade is like water. it looks for the path of least resistance. for many irish companies that path no longer runs through britain but through irish ports like rustler until recently only 3 ferries a week left the port for continental europe now it's 16. breck's it has suddenly made the sleepy town a major player in the irish logistics sector. what we've seen is a fundamental shift i differ levels in the supply chain ok so certai

in a while if it's a very bad situation because in valencia smaller stores are very important for the regional economy has. made on one. even with infection rates falling it's unclear whether the people of valencia will keep shopping one sales are over spaniards who are traditionally avid shoppers have put more money into savings than ever before. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin as always you can find out more about these and other stories online dot com slash business it's watched. kurdistan's capital is something change small room using outdated cooling. residents and activists are fighting back against the air pollution. and the government their demands are falling on deaf ears. 3000. next on d w. in the height of climate change. for. what's in store. for the future. can make a city. insight. enter. welcome to global street sounds and. this week we had. the capital bishkek is struggling to get a handle on at pollution. in the philippines climate change is costing a shadow over the lives of fishing families. the 1st we had to afghanistan to meet some strong

even with infection rates falling it's unclear whether the people of valencia will keep shopping when sales are over spaniards who are traditionally average shoppers have put more money in just savings than ever before. now there is some good news for those struggling businesses the spanish government has announced a new 11000000000 euro aid package to help small and midsize companies and the self-employed cope with the economic crisis but well developed countries are able to support the private sector of big aid packages i meant economic hardship many are emerging economies with less public private you have to look for alternatives like development finance i spoke to a different president of the european bank for reconstruction and development i asked her how best to finance countries out of a crisis. i think indeed we have focus on our friends in the to support our clients and there were countries of operation during the crisis and providing for example working capital for companies who lost revenue so the need because of the lack of luggage on the they needed working capital to con

even with infection rates falling it's unclear whether the people of valencia will keep shopping one sales or over spaniards who are traditionally average shoppers have put more money into savings than ever before. now there is some good news for those struggling businesses the spanish government has announced a new 11000000000 euro aid package to help small and midsize companies and the self-employed cope with the economic crisis but well developed countries are able to support the private sector via big aid packages and economic hardship many emerging economies with less public revenue have to look for alternatives like development finance i spoke to a different president of the european bank for reconstruction and development i asked her how best to finance countries out of a crisis. i think indeed we have focus all our friends in the to support our clients and they were countries of operation during the crisis and providing for example working capital for companies who lost revenue suddenly because of the lack of luggage on the they needed working capital to continue to be effect

real madrid derrotÓ a valencia 2—0 gracias a los tantos de benzema al 12.o. en italia, la capital, la romario pegÓ 3—0 al udinese. con esta victoria roma se coloca como el mejor local de la serie a con 30 puntos. Único equipo sin derrota. en mÉxico, en el crÍa dominical de la jornada seis, diablos rojos de toluca se llevara el triunfo en casa frente a los pumas. mucha polÉmica en este partido por un gol anulado a los universitarios. los diablos son lÍderes de guardianes 2021 con 13 unidades. conductora: pobladores indÍgenas de chiapas se niegan a conductora: pobladores indÍgenas han determinado que no permitirÁn que se vacuna contra el covid 19 ni adultos mayores ni a sus habitantes. alejandro nos amplÍa. alejandro: autores municipales de cuelgue cinco comunidadesen el sureÑo estado de chiapas acordaron que no permitirÁn la vacunaciÓn entre sus poblaciones. incluyendo los adultos mayores. >> en la creencia de que la vacuna puede estar el virus. >> don pedro es incrÉdulo al virus que ha dejado en mÉxico una estela de muerte. lo ubican en el tercer mundial de

. >> cÓmo le fue real madrid frente al valencia en casa.nco puntos del atlÉtico que tiene dos partidos menos y en tres jornadas los blancos y colchoneros se verÁn las caras. viajamos a italia. el inter le pegÓ 3 1 a la lazio con anotaciones de romelu lukaku y lautaro martÍnez mientras que por lo de la capital gonzalo escalante puso el de la honra. son lÍderes del campeonato con 50 puntos. uno por encima del milÁn. continuamos en italia en la capital. la roma le pegÓ 3 0 gracias a los tantos de jordan y uno mÁs de pedro rodrÍguez para que la nova se ubica en la tercera casilla de la general con 13 puntos. ademÁs, con esta victoria roma se coloca como el mejor local de la serie a con 30 puntos en 12 juegos. Único equipo sin derrota en casa. en nuestro paÍs, actividad dominical de la jornada seis. los diablos rojas del toluca se llevaron el triunfo en casa frente a los pumas gracias al tanto de pedro alexis canelo con polÉmica incluida ya que le anularon un gol a los pumas. los diablos son lÍderes del guardia en el 2021. mismas que el amÉrica

light display will be set up all along valencia to beautify the street.encia street will close to cars every friday evening and every saturday and sunday afternoon through the earned of june. >>> a pretty sunrise this morning. >> yeah, it is. we're looking at cold numbers this morning. you can see the clear sky. numbers are at freezing. napa, santa rosa. but how about 30 degrees of warming you taking you to near 70 today. so some of the warmest locates will be in the far east bay and south bay. details on your weekend and the chance of rain for next week coming right up. >>> after a one-week layoff, the sharks return to the ice in anaheim and stage a third period comeback. the game came down to a shoot-out and the question is did san jose come out on i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or

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even with infection rates falling it's unclear whether the people of valencia will keep shopping one sales or over spaniards who are traditionally average shoppers have put more money into savings than ever before. now before brags that many truck drivers took their loads from ireland to continental europe by crossing the irish sea on a ferry driving across britain and then sailing across the english channel but now they're taking a 17 hour ferry trip directly from ireland to frogs even though it costs more money the reason they want to avoid customs paperwork caused by private and possible delays in the u.k. many irish parts are now exterior. an unexpected. trade is like water. it looks for the path of least resistance. for many irish companies that path no longer runs through britain but through irish ports like rustler until recently only 3 ferries a week left the port for continental europe now it's 16. wrecks it has suddenly made the sleepy town a major player in the irish logistics sector. what we've seen is a fundamental shift i differ levels in the supply chain ok so certainl

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this weekend, san francisco's valencia street will turn into a car free pedestrian mall.at helping mission district merchants with standed space for outdoor dining and shopping, an l.e.d. light display will be set up to view the street. valencia street will close to cars every friday evening and every saturday and sunday afternoon through the earned of june. and it will be a perfect day to. >> going for a high of 65. certainly not feeling like february. although this morning at 33 in santa rosa, it's awfully chilly out there. we'll talk about how long this spring like weather last eggs and whether we can get some meaningful rain in here, next. >>> after a one-week layoff, the sharps returned to the ice in anaheim and staged a third period comeback. period comeback. did san where can a healthier heart le y?h e eresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart so it may not wor

. >> en san francisco mÁs de 30% de los negocios en el Área de la misiÓn y la calle valencia cerrado, la que ofrece el estado de california como una nueva ronda de subsidios, ddonde puede recibir... >> hasta $5000, $15,000, o $25,000 dependiendo en este caso del ingreso neto del dueÑo del negocio. paola: entre a la siguiente web con los siguientes documentos. no se necesita un estatus migratorio. >> debe tener su itm, su licencia de negocios o su informaciÓn puede aplicar. dayana: si ya aplicÓ para este subsidio en rondas anteriores, no lo vuelva a hacer. >> si ustÉ ya aplicÓ, entonces por favor no vuelva a aplicar, porque eso lo va a quitar del proceso, y pueden denegarle la ayuda. dayana: y cuidado con esto. >> aunque esta aplicaciones automÁticamente pasan a la segunda ronda, es importante corregir y si hubo algÚn problema, o someter toda la informaciÓn necesaria para que en la segunda ronda sean aprobados. dayana: ¿y cÓmo saben si hicieran algo mal?, ¿tiene forma de verificar? >> en este caso cuando recibieron su respuesta por medio de el programa, ellos le deberÁn haber mandado u

. >> mÁs de 30% de los negocios en la calle valencia han cerrado. nueva ronda de subsidios, donde puede recibir... >> hasta 5000 $, 15.000 $ o 25.000 $, dependiendo en este caso, del ingreso netos del dueÑo del negocio. reportera: entre a la pÁgina web en pantalla con los siguientes documentos. >> copia de sus impuestos anteriores, licencia de manejo, o algo que tenga su foto. reportera: no necesita estatus mirto yo para beneficiarse. >> no importa si tenga o no uso documentos como si , su licencia de negocios, o su informaciÓn. reportera: si ya aplicÓ para este subsidio en rondas anteriores, no lo vuelva a hacer. >> si ya aplicÓ, no vuelva a aplicar, porque eso lo va a quitar del proceso, y pueden denegar la ayuda. reportera: cuidado con esto. >> aunque esas aplicaciones automÁticamente pasan a la sonda ronda, es importante corregir, si es que hubo algÚn problema, o someter la informaciÓn ese serÍa para que en esta segunda ronda sean aprobadas. reportera: ¿cÓmo saber si hicieron algo mal? ¿hay manera de ellos verificar? >> cuando ellos recibieron s

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so the musicians were on stage at the chapel on valencia, the vocalist was in a room 30 feet above them for covid compliance. kelly stoltz stayed in isolation while his image was projected onto a wall at the venue below. >> i love seeing things like that. slowly getting back to the world we knew before covid. even if it is just a little different. >> my wife and i say that to each other all the time. remember concerts, shows, travel. little baby steps closer to normal. and if you've been going a little stir crazy, you are not alone. at least the weather is cooperative for getting outside. dry weather will continue through the weekend. the weekend overall is looking pretty nice although it will be breezy on saturday. probably another wind advisory in store for us. we will see gusts over 50 miles per hour above the peaks. showers potentially heading our way by late next week. by that point it will be about two weeks before we've seen any miserable rainfall. but there is some hope in the 6 to 10 day outlook. this will be by the end of next week and into the first weekend of march. that's j

six flags magic mountain in valencia could reopen in the spring. la county coronavirus restrictions. >>> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find it on the kpix5 news app and the cbs evening news is coming up next. >>> we will be back here at 7 pm. until then, have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news -- 500,000 americans have died from coronavirus. a once unthinkable milestone. half a milli half a million fathers, mothers, sons and daughters gone in just over a year. president biden pauses for a moment of silence and orders flags at half staff to honor those lost. >> as a nation, we cannot, we must not let this go on. >> o'donnell: the sobering prediction that tens of thousands more could die. we reflect tonight on the victims of the pandemic and why there's reason to be hopeful. getting back on track-- more vaccine doses delivered to states after winter weather delays.

valencia street is now closed off to cars during the day between 16th and 21st. not only does it allow people to get out and walk or ride their bikes, but it also helps businesses that can operate outdoors. the closures will happen every weekend through the end of june. >>> just ahead, this one's for the dogs and we mean that literally. the renovated park where proud owners can take their pets for a little workout. >>> and an absolutely perfect day in the bay area. but changes could be on the horizon. meteorologist drew tuma i ♪ ♪ ♪ why do you build me up, build me up... ♪ ♪ buttercup... ♪ ♪ baby just to let me down! ♪ ♪ let me down! ♪ ♪ and mess me around... ♪ ♪ and worst of all, worst of all ♪ if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ >>> all this week on abc7 news we brought you our new special series "california dreaming." we looked at some of the issues that threaten the california dream and introduced you to people finding the solutions. >> i think that the california dream is changing. >> when peop

san francisco's valencia street in the mission will be close to cars on the weekends. it's part of the city's shared spaces program, valencia street will become pedestrian only between 16 and 21st. at noon tomorrow and sunday through june 27th. the hope is to encourage people to take advantage of retail and outdoor social distance dining up options. there's every good team for the restaurant will be closed for a more for almost a year in march, so this is a really good area that we have it right now. well, cars will be banned on fridays. 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. saturdays. 12 p.m. nine pm and sundays. 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. the polenta corridor merchants association says the program is meant to give small businesses of boost by limiting cars on weekends. the outdoor dining park let's like those we've seen in sanford just going really all across the bay area have changed the restaurant landscape, and they soon could become permanent stays in it or scott wiener introduced it bar and restaurant recovery act before the pandemic. it was illegal for a restaurant to serve a drink in the s

curio and the chapel on valencia are hosting an outdoor dinner show featuring guitars, drums on stage, and a voice from on high. >> i as the singer, will be in this building here, up about, oh, what do you think that is? 30 feet up in the air? just high enough to get a little shaky in the knees. >> here is how they do it. he is singing alone with his image projected onto the wall of the venue below. meantime, the city is launching a new $1.5 million fund to help other struggling music venues. >> nice to announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: finally. i appreciate that, you all. thank you, all. thank you, everybody. thank you, all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their third day, with a total of 20,780 bucks, from staten island, new york, it's the champs. it's the denard family. denard family: yeah! steve: and from portland, oregon, it's the montas family! montas family: whoo! steve: everybody's

released yesterday says that a fraction of the 1% of the more than 1.5 million tests performed at the valencia branch laboratory have had problems. the company that runs the lab says the problems found during the december inspection have been fixed. california's health department is also investigating whistle-blower allegations of mismanagement and reports of workers sleeping on the job. >>> well, returning to the arena. coming up next on "today in the bay," the limited number of fans who will get the chance to watch the warriors take on the knicks tonight in new york. and the big changes being made due to covid. >>> happening now, the wife of mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman accused of running his drug empire is now in the u.s. and will be in federal court. the 31-year-old arrested at dulles international airport yesterday outside of d.c. the justice department also alleged that she helped her husband escape from a mexican prison in 2015. it's also said she participated in a planning of a second prison escape, this is before guzman was extradited to the u.s. in 2017. guzman was sente

madrid valencia and right across castle lumia are demanding his release or so is facing a 9 month sentence over insults directed at the spanish royal family and glorifying terrorist groups in his tweets and lyrics he was arrested in his hometown of later with protests erupting in cities across castle lonia around 2000 people rallied in barcelona alone where they were met with a strong police presence demonstrators held meetings 3 pablo local journalist evelyn told me more from the castle on capitol hill the caller earlier. people are starting to like they already started yesterday going out on the streets of bar so long and they want public hustle to be released he basically was criticizing the spanish crown and in his songs in his rap there are lots of steam major subprocess think i must see young people and not just in barcelona but also in other states in catalonia especially a lay down where a pub law was in there and we continue versity basically barricaded himself and now he says that she just wanted the truth to come out and he's very happy happy about it they just like the streets

from barcelona and really scenes really breaking there also in madrid other cities and catalonia valenciain spain too that all follows the jailing of cattle on rapper a public cell on choose they people are demanding his immediate release let's in fact go live now if we come to barcelona local journalist evelyn chin sky who is following the situation on the ground for evelyn to tell us more hi yes so you already said you are starting to like the already. yesterday going out to the streets of barcelona and they want. to be released he basically was criticizing the spanish crown and he's in his songs in his rap as sorry. yes now out now on the comrades or in. my own heart. it's ok you can keep talking everly no we can hear you we just can't see only a sign and you. hear like the streets are on fire and there are lots of teenagers protesting and mostly young people and not just in barcelona but also in others in catalonia especially a lay down where. basically we're. keeping in their. basic barricaded himself and now he said that she just wanted the truth to come out and he's very happy happ

in a while it's a very bad situation because in valencia smaller stores are very important for the regional economy. even with infection rates falling it's unclear whether the people who will keep shopping one sales are over spaniards who are traditionally average shoppers have put more money into savings than ever before. meanwhile the u.s. federal reserve chairman powell says his country's economic recovery remains uneven and far from complete his comments during testimony to the senate banking committee were in contrast to the increasing optimism among analysts who believe the u.s. economy will grow rapidly this year will said monetary policy still needs to support the economy and further reduce unemployment but he downplayed concerns about potential rising long term interest rates and inflation let's take a look now at some of the other global business stories making headlines. u.s. aviation authorities have ordered a special inspection of certain pratt and whitney airplane engines after a fan blade failure on a jetliner scattered debris over denver this past weekend inspection technolo

people in barcelona madrid and valencia are demanding his release has been handed a 9 month sentence over insults directed at the spanish rule family and also glorifying terror groups in his tweets and lyrics he was arrested in his hometown with protests are up. across catalonia around 2000 people run it in barcelona where they met strong police presence demonstrators held by honest reading free of local journalists. sent us this report. people are starting to like they already started yesterday going out on the streets of bar so long and they want public hustle to be released he basically was criticizing the spanish crowd and she's in his songs in his rap there are lots of teenagers a protest think mostly young people and not just in barcelona but also in other sneakiness in catalonia especially a lay down where a pub law was in there in which a new person thinking basically barricaded himself and now he says that she just wanted the truth to come out and he's very happy happy about it they are just like the streets on fire and the plus a couple is the main square in the in barcelon

have been streaming onto the streets all evening we also know over the last couple of days madrid valencia roner seeing people since pablo has to sell a rapper who was arrested back on shoes that he's being jailed are he's begun serving a 9 month prison sentence for. tweets condemning the spanish monarchy and also in support of a separatist group also the backdrop to this in barcelona what we're seeing these people was the elections last weekend where. true independence groups for the very 1st time got more than 50 percent in those. as well as not of course coronavirus to be thrown in as well people have been locked up there's a lot of frustration that's our correspondent journalists have been telling us throughout the weekend with the weekend coming in. will continue from what our experts are saying that seems to be the case so what you're witnessing right now sizable crowd of people are being met with police presence as well a number of arrests being made and just to give you the other side the prime minister prime minister to not seeing the violence as an attack on democracy so we'll be

was he was arrested in barcelona where protests were reported in cities across the region and valencia as we've just seen there as well a big presence in madrid around 2000 people rallied in the capital on capital alone where they were met with a strong police presence demonstrators held banners reading free pablo. 32 year old. was taken to prison and choose the after barricading himself in a castle and university with his supporters to avoid arrest police in full riot gear entered university and removed the barricades from where he had locked himself away detaining him now back in 2018 he was convicted for glorifying terrorism and insulting state institutions he had been given until last friday night to turn himself in and begin serving his sentence before his arrest the robber claimed he was resisting the authorities over his right to freedom of expression. and we spoke to a member of the catalan national assembly who sees that suppressing freedom of speech is inexcusable there is a need for change in society. this bunny over many is. fundamental rights activist their right to free s

protests were reported in cities across the catalonia region in valencia iran 2000 people rallied inbarcelona alone where they face a strong police presence demonstrators held banners reading free. the 32 year old was taken to prison choose the after barricading himself in a university with his supporters to avoid arrest if. i decided to resist such an unjust sentence because it would be unfair and humiliating for me to go to jail we demand freedom of expression i shouldn't be imprisoned and not only me but so many other people who are either waiting to be imprisoned all have cases opened against them for the same reasons in the future. a member of the council on national assembly that we spoke to say suppressing freedom of speech as he sees it there is another reason why the region needs independent. the spanish government their secret being the fundamental rights not the artist their right to to free speech and free free creation of the lyrics were men is they call themselves the most progressive government in in the history of the spain on so for them the case of the high salary i

old wives tales along valencia, you can hear the purring of fog as they pass through, the paintings comment quietly on every new show and if your hearing is very good, ambrose's dictionary runs on a certain bar on a certain bar stool and the faint laughter from one of sam's jokes will still grind breath. victims in more languages that you can see, and the unbound seat 3. there are songs of varying and unbaring to found all over the richmond, every bench, every head stone under the sand. paula talks stories at state, at tables and cafes that turned to bars. john's words rattled justice and the voices of those taken in captain jack's war has made them into their own songs too. there is an eighth poet laureat of san francisco and with the title comes more wealth and words than all the great libraries that have ever been. i would like to add that you will hear a lot about honor and responsibility. there are a couple of tricky things. one of them is that people will steal your pens. i had some pens printed up. i'm not going to say what they say and i don't think they will prevent your pens from

total meltdown on valencia street is a new pop-up shop admission picnic. it opened just last month. they are more than ready for more business. >> disassemble that we are starting to get back to normal the people are going to start getting more comfortable with vaccines and having various activities is really exciting. >> officials are expected to make the announcement about which counties will be moving into the red tear. now they make that announcement, it is still technically up to that themselves. to decide whether or not they will allow outdoor dining. that remains to be seen. but i can say at least san mateo has been following suit with what that means. san francisco has been a little bit more conservative. of course we will continue to follow this. reporting live in san francisco. >>> taking alive look at the we are expecting an day morning. announcement about a plan to prioritize very small businesses. we are talking businesses with fewer than 20 employees. meantime, in congress, the house is expected to take up the latest federal relief plan. they could be taking about that

night, with outdoor dining in full swing, a lot of people across the bay area were out enjoying valenciain the mission in san francisco. in oakland, we saw families at the oakland zoo for the first night of glow fairy. experts say while vaccination sites are opening and there are more icu beds available, it is still important to wear your mask and be careful to avoid another surge. >> we don't want to be in a position of having another surge on top of where we are now because we would very quickly exceed the capacity of our health care system. . >> the infectious disease doctor says spending time with people outside your bubble without a mask even outside is still risky. the cdc is recommending that people stay home and watch the game with only your household. >>> 7:38. next on "today in the bay", nbc bay area responds. >> we found an app that might save you hundreds of dollars a month on groceries because it cuts the amount of food you i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. oroweat bread. gathering, baking and delivering the goodness of nature... from one generation to the next and fro

spanish rapper protesters in barcelona have set up burning barricades there are also demonstrations in valencia to protest again on tuesday not after public has so was sentenced to 9 months in jail for tweets and lyrics that prosecutors say glorified terrorism and slanted the monarchy demonstrators say the conviction is an attack on free speech dozens of people have been arrested. for more on this joined by journalist stephen bergen in boston lunna stephen it's the 3rd not of clashes are there any signs that the anger and frustration is dwindling. well i think it probably will have to fade because they're basically demanding. so be acquitted. you know it's not going to happen because the judiciary. has has. since found him guilty in the government it would not be in their interest to override that. i think we may have another night of those. there's not much to do it night here because the restaurant so close. but i think it doesn't have much to share particularly as it's increasingly emerging that this is not really an angel and. you know for or ok it's true that the sending him to jail for hi

. >>> today a portion of valencia street will become a car free zone as part of san francisco's sharedencia will be closed between 16th and 21st every weekend until june 27th. >>> san mateo police launched a data transparency web page now easily accessible to the public. dash board shows police reports, arrests, traffic collision information, and also a crime map showing where incidents have happened. >>> as we look at the traffic in the roadways right now, it's a little bit busy across east shore freeway. a slow ride, seeing yellow on our censors between highway 4 in the maze on the west side of 80. give 21 minutes to make that commute. other than that you are in the green on 580, highway 4, and 101. the metering lights were turned on but not seeing much of a back up, slight delays though across the upper deck. mary. >>> it's a chilly start with clear skies. through the afternoon with that sunshine we are going to warm up, above average for this time of year. we will continue with that sunshine and warm temperatures as want t to save hunundreds on your r wireless b bill? with xfifinit

we will check in with lisa what to expect for the weekend ahead >>> valencia area will turn into a car free pedestrian mall. it is aimed at helping merchants with expanded space for joult door dining and shopping. a light display will be set up to beautify the street. it will close to cars every friday evening and every saturday and sunday afternoon through the end of june. >>> lisa, let's look at the weather for today and tomorrow. >> liz, we had an offshore flow in upper elevations. 56 degrees on top of mount tam. stayed in the 50s all night long, whereas elsewhere, freezing temperatures. everyone will be mild, above average today. 60s to near 70. i will let you know the warmest day of the week, when we can expect rain in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> also next, after a one week layoff, sharks return to the ice in an heim, stage a third period come back. the game came down to a shootout. did san jose come out on top? we have the highlights coming up in sports. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,..

when he isn't like valencia in modern, venezuela the village leaders come up to him and say, the lake is trying, up the crops are, feeling we don't understand what's happening. and he takes -- talks to the village elders and says, 25 years, ago you cut down your mature trees. you change to climate. we are talking about human induced climate change in 1799 and 1800 in venezuela. because he is canvassing the locals to understand what could create those consequences. when he comes to north america, he does not meet any indigenous people when he is here in philadelphia and washington. but what does happen is he will cultivate friendships with people who do. and, so is, protegee and energetic, effervescent, swiss born naturalist who worships the gray owned humboldt walks, on spent three years in brazil where humboldt humboldt could not go for politics between portugal and spain and comes back with this amazing information about the indigenous peoples there. but he is not really a great artist. humboldt says, if you are going to the united states, if you are going to rideau, lewis and clark

the musicians were on stage at the chapel on valencia this week. the vocalist was in a room 30 feet above for covid compliance. he sang in isolation while his image was projected on to the wall of the venue below. i have to say one of the last concerts i went to was with you. it's nice to see that some things might be getting back to normal soon. >>> yeah, that was my last one too. it would be nice to see live music. i am married to a musician. my step son is a musician. it would be great to see them play out and about. west bound 80 towards gillman, we've got a crash and a lot of brakghresult. you can kind of sqeze but it is taking a minute to get everything else out of lanes. you might want to stick with san pablo as an alternate. no word yet as to when lanes will reopen. expect delays if you are taking 80. we are checking at 24 minutes highway 4 to the maze. it will slow you if you are headed towards the bay bridge. we are seeing brake lights forming into altamont pass, slower travel times 33 minutes 205 towards 680. longer travel times i should

he wants to understand what has changed when he's in lake valencia in modern venezuela. the village elder let's come to him and say the lake is drying up, the crops are failing, we don't really understand what's happening. and he talks to the village elders and he says, oh, well, 25 years ago you cut down all of your mature trees. you changed your climate. so we are talking about human-induced climate change in 1799 and 1800 in venezuela because he is canvassing the locals in order to understand what could create those consequences. when he comes to north america, he doesn't meet any indigenous people when he is here in philadelphia and washington. but what does happen is he will cultivate friendships with people who do. and so his protege prince maximilian, an energetic, effervescent swiss-born naturalist who worships the ground humboldt walks on, spends three years in brazil where humboldt could not go for politics between portugal and spain, and comes back with this amazing about the indigenous peoples there. but he's not a really great artist. so humboldt says if you

when you look at valencia oranges and grapefruit and the southern texas citrus industry, it's in deep freeze. oil and gas production. a real problem there, jim. and look at homeowners and what they're facing in terms of the physical damage to their homes. this is just the beginning of what is a slow motion economic crisis for texas. that ripples out. you have forecasts because of higher oil prices now. gas prices rising 10 to 20 cents a gallon for the rest of the country over the next coming days. and, of course, for people who have to pay their power bills in texas, it's going to be a real rude awakening there. >> you wonder what the political effects would be. does that lead to some republican votes for the stimulus? we'll see. it's coming up. christine romans, thank you. >>> the game of chess is seeing renewed popularity with so many people at home this past year. and today's "the human factor" we meet a blind chess champion who hopes to inspire others to focus on what they can do in life. >> i am the current u.s. blind chess champion. and i have won three years in a row. i'm in th

old wives tales along valencia, you can hear the purring of fog as they pass through, the paintings comment quietly on every new show and if your hearing is very good, ambrose's dictionary runs on a certain bar on a certain bar stool and the faint laughter from one of sam's jokes will still grind breath. victims in more languages that you can see, and the unbound seat 3. there are songs of varying and unbaring to found all over the richmond, every bench, every head stone under the sand. paula talks stories at state, at tables and cafes that turned to bars. john's words rattled justice and the voices of those taken in captain jack's war has made them into their own songs too. there is an eighth poet laureat of san francisco and with the title comes more wealth and words than all the great libraries that have ever been. i would like to add that you will hear a lot about honor and responsibility. there are a couple of tricky things. one of them is that people will steal your pens. i had some pens printed up. i'm not going to say what they say and i don't think they will prevent your pens from

we are excited valencia which provides literary services to children is less than a block away from the site. here is the background on the project area. i am sure folks are familiar with that. 1998 the commission approved the mission bay north and south redevelopment plans and owner participation agreement. it allowed for up to 6535 residential units in mission bay with nearly 30% of that set aside as affordable housing units. to date 612 affordable units have been constructed omission bay south and another 606 planned or under construction. here is a brief background on the project dating back to may 2019 when the staff released the request for proposals seeking the development team to develop, market and sell on block 9 a. in september 2019 the panel consisting of representatives from ocii and mission bay community advisory committee recommended the selection of the development team comprised of simons property development inc., curtis development and young community developers along with the architects as the project sponsors. then in october of 2019ocii presented to the mission bay

harry lau of the six-unit commercial building located at 1,001 to 1017 valencia street. you have our submissions including our light study and our team is available to answer any questions you might have. however, i'm very happy to report that we reached an agreement today. and i see that the agreement slide is up on the screen. this compromised improves access to light for my client's tenants. through the terms of our agreement, which we would like to read into the record. project sponsor will enlarge the light wells adjacent to mr. lau's south slide well, deeper and wider as shown in the new plan. the sponsors will give a rear setback as shown in the new plan and the project east wall will align with the east wall. the d.r. requestors will give reasonable access to their reports with a written access agreement for the project sponsors to finish their property line. project sponsors will give access to the d.r. requestors to paint their property walls after demolition and the project sponsors will do the painting. project sponsors will pay for under spinning and shoring

we are excited valencia which provides literary services to children is less than a block away from thesite. here is the background on the project area. i am sure folks are familiar with that. 1998 the commission approved the mission bay north and south redevelopment plans and owner participation agreement. it allowed for up to 6535 residential units in mission bay with nearly 30% of that set aside as affordable housing units. to date 612 affordable units have been constructed omission bay south and another 606 planned or under construction. here is a brief background on the project dating back to may 2019 when the staff released the request for proposals seeking the development team to develop, market and sell on block 9 a. in september 2019 the panel consisting of representatives from ocii and mission bay community advisory committee recommended the selection of the development team comprised of simons property development inc., curtis development and young community developers along with the architects as the project sponsors. then in october of 2019ocii presented to the mission bay

old wives tales along valencia, you can hear the purring of fog as they pass through, the paintings comment quietly on every new show and if your hearing is very good, ambrose's dictionary runs on a certain bar on a certain bar stool and the faint laughter from one of sam's jokes will still grind breath. victims in more languages that you can see, and the unbound seat 3. there are songs of varying and unbaring to found all over the richmond, every bench, every head stone under the sand. paula talks stories at state, at tables and cafes that turned to bars. john's words rattled justice and the voices of those taken in captain jack's war has made them into their own songs too. there is an eighth poet laureat of san francisco and with the title comes more wealth and words than all the great libraries that have ever been. i would like to add that you will hear a lot about honor and responsibility. there are a couple of tricky things. one of them is that people will steal your pens. i had some pens printed up. i'm not going to say what they say and i don't think they will prevent your pens from

old wives tales along valencia, you can hear the purring of fog as they pass through, the paintings comment quietly on every new show and if your hearing is very good, ambrose's dictionary runs on a certain bar on a certain bar stool and the faint laughter from one of sam's jokes will still grind breath. victims in more languages that you can see, and the unbound seat 3. there are songs of varying and unbaring to found all over the richmond, every bench, every head stone under the sand. paula talks stories at state, at tables and cafes that turned to bars. john's words rattled justice and the voices of those taken in captain jack's war has made them into their own songs too. there is an eighth poet laureat of san francisco and with the title comes more wealth and words than all the great libraries that have ever been. i would like to add that you will hear a lot about honor and responsibility. there are a couple of tricky things. one of them is that people will steal your pens. i had some pens printed up. i'm not going to say what they say and i don't think they will prevent your pens from

old wives tales along valencia, you can hear the purring of fog as they pass through, the paintings comment quietly on every new show and if your hearing is very good, ambrose's dictionary runs on a certain bar on a certain bar stool and the faint laughter from one of sam's jokes will still grind breath. victims in more languages that you can see, and the unbound seat 3. there are songs of varying and unbaring to found all over the richmond, every bench, every head stone under the sand. paula talks stories at state, at tables and cafes that turned to bars. john's words rattled justice and the voices of those taken in captain jack's war has made them into their own songs too. there is an eighth poet laureat of san francisco and with the title comes more wealth and words than all the great libraries that have ever been. i would like to add that you will hear a lot about honor and responsibility. there are a couple of tricky things. one of them is that people will steal your pens. i had some pens printed up. i'm not going to say what they say and i don't think they will prevent your pens from