on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot of go

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot of good mix on this street of

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on

there are town cars and sprinter vans lined up outside every hotel. a lot of that action is for, of course, all-star weekend. there are tons of cool things to see around town, including this, a michael jordan-themed drone show that has been lighting up the san francisco bay on and off the last couple of nights right near the bay bridge. lots of people have been posting about this on social media. this other one you can see for miles, the transamerica pyramid. it has a pretty incredible light display going for all-star weekend. it stretches all the way down the side of the building. you can only see a sliver of it there. you can't miss it if you're downtown. probably the largest event today, at least physically speaking, is nba crossover. it opened earlier today at the moscone center. it is essentially the ultimate nba fan experience. there were courts with different shooting challenges. there was merch. there was a huge draw, some big time nba players. >> a lot of interactive stuff like there's some nba players. we saw karl-anthony towns outside. yeah

the van line, the we will not say it away starts february 14th on dw, the a lot of them said that nature knows best we're about to hear from a range of people who are figure that out and they're turning to nature. well, solutions not in the process that transforming problems into opportunities. well, welcome to echo africa. i muller mama coordinate in lieu soc, has them the most cost, lagos, nigeria, what my colleague chris ellen gives us a low down into west to come in today's show. hi, chris. hi. well, i'm a great to see you again. oh, well, welcome from me to coming up on today's show. that you done done from a great, a natural or content to you to plastic about the environment, the least in south africa, ensure both the nations bird life when father goes right and planting trees to come back to rise in temperatures and a lot of rain for in the germans capital but 1st the forest they shut it off with kaiser car in at twice the average global rate. so we know what we'd need to do. that is right, plant a tree. we stopped the showing molly where would meet all your old on top of your wil

a few medicine reform plans allows van line with conditions sets in an international monona street funded by now. so has gone out is there in support. president trump takes the spin ahead of an action packed race in the day time, the $500.00 coming off the the court is peter funny. thank you very much. 20 full time grand slam chappie. know that chunk of which is in the off with the cuts are open. however, much of the spotlight has been on one of these rivals that is not competing in the category capital. so help malik has more, novak joked, which is in dough hong, i see, looks to landa stood katara open singles, title, and one of the 24 time grand slam winter is one of the star attractions that the tournament. much of the attention has been on demand, who's no longer competing. here was number one younique's and he's been banned for 3 months. having struck a settlement with the world anti doping agency following to fail drug tests last year. it's not a good image for our sports that's for sure. um there's as a consensus, so i would say a majority of the, the players that i've talked to in

whereas really, these are b, e, g, or political choices that are influenced in van lines. the in 2016, a campaign began in australia, a climate emergency campaign. with all indicators for the health of the planet trending downwards, there was a need to jump humanity into action. the 1st announcement of a climate emergency was in december 2016 here in the city of darwin in the northern suburbs of nope. since then move in 3100 local governments. in 39 countries have declared a state of climate emergency. the question is, how effective are these declarations a galvanizing action? what i saw with the emergency term, it helped with my not the government's mind. people realize that this is something that's happening, it is alarming, and you have to do something. the next step is to make sure people understand why it's happening. it's connecting the fossil fuel in the scheme of the time in the region. when the pen demik happened, there was meaningful, urgent action. i mean, it was a real emergency response. do you think having seen that will lead is even think of climate as an em

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot o

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot o

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot of go

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot o

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot o

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot o

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot o

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot of good mix o

line. and just after that, we miss a little bit with konate and gravenberch, van dijk, it's not easy.unday's early kick—off produced a cracking game newcastle united, who held on to beat nottingham forest on but four goals in 11 minutes, including nikola milenkovic and ryan yates pulled two back take all three points. we know that we're into the business end of the season. we have to maximise every opportunity. this puts us back in amongst the teams above us. there's still so much to play for. for the same outcome. we're in there and our objective is it was exciting for everybody to see. different halves. it's a big, big gap to try and recover from, but the reaction was was very positive. the game with chances on top of newcastle, believing so heading into the upcoming round of midweek matches, liverpool hold an 11—point lead over arsenal, who have on wednesday, while the gunners travel to forest. just five points separate manchester city in fourth and fulham in 10th. in scotland, rangers have sacked their manager loss to st mirren. contract extension. in the scottish cup. has left fe

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot of good mix o

on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on cultural it is multicult rar. korean, chinese. vietnamese. french. italian. we got irish. we got a lot o

host: ok, let's go to van in ohio, independent line, you are next. van in paris, ohio. hear from annie in florida , a democrats line hello. caller: hello and good morning. happy birthday to the gentleman who called and to the lady who was concerned about the student loans. other countries invest in their students and their professionals and just go to any hospital and see if you can find how many american doctors are there. if you do not want to invest in your own professionals then what do you want to invest in? regarding trump, no americans especially democrats hate trump, elon, jd or rfk, we simply did not vote for them. no one hates them. trump recognized he wanted an iron dome like israel has and that's when they started to look around. i don't do conspiracies i just know that kim out of his mouth so don't think -- it's not necessarily to look at media it's necessary to look at trump's mouth and what comes out of it. and he wanted an iron dome just like israel has and that's when they started looking around and that's when the military was brand-new doing his dome p

host: ok, let's go to van in ohio, independent line, you are next. van in paris, ohio. hear from annie in florida , a democrats line hello. caller: hello and good morning. happy birthday to the gentleman who called and to the lady who was concerned about the student loans. other countries invest in their students and their professionals and just go to any hospital and see if you can find how many american doctors are there. if you do not want to invest in your own professionals then what do you want to invest in? regarding trump, no americans especially democrats hate trump, elon, jd or rfk, we simply did not vote for them. no one hates them. trump recognized he wanted an iron dome like israel has and that's when they started to look around. i don't do conspiracies i just know that kim out of his mouth so don't think -- it's not necessarily to look at media it's necessary to look at trump's mouth and what comes out of it. and he wanted an iron dome just like israel has and that's when they started looking around and that's when the military was brand-new doing his dome p

two marcus smith penalties put england in front of his own from near the halfway line much there was late drama when duhan vancut england's lead to one since 2020 and their second win of this year's championship. to be honest, the to be honest, the performance to be honest, the performance was a little bit mixed. wasa’little bit mixed. we do wese’little bit mixed. we do everything wese’tittte bit mixed. we do everything as well didn't do everything as well as we i know what didn't do everything as well as we meant i know what didn't do everything as well as we meant but i know what didn't do everything as well as we meant buti ki played |t that meant but scotland played a in our half it did a lot in our half and itdid in way we wanted but one thing the we}; we wanted but due thing? w, b- b- we did the we}; we wanted but due thing? w, we we we, did do the way we wanted but dne thindre we, a, a, we, did do was fight, was we did do was fight, was scratched and i thought ran scratched and i thought we ran hard for one another and there is little to better is little trust to get better at but, are beyond delighted

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that's bringing home the son who's she's joining his line from jordan's capital a mom. she's van because the israeli government and the palestinian authority have banned alger 0 from reporting inside israel and the occupied west back at home. the men being police today or the last living captives to be free during phase one of the deals. you're hearing from israel about negotiations for phase 2 or 4. we get into that. there have been statements from the families of the former captives now who have been released by him. a spiders in southern dogs, the city of boston, they said age, that they are elated to have their loved ones back. but that is real. cannot miss the opportunity to bring about the release of the remaining captives. meaning that israel should carry on with the deal in 2 phases, $2.00 and $3.00, which would ultimately see an end to the war. but it's the only way to ensure the release of the remaining is really captive because after 15 months of fighting after israel saying that military pressure was the only way to insure their release . this deal is what's going to

three—year—old girl was killed in a crash the driver of the van fled the scene in mosley street and officers say they are following several linesty close to the manchester art gallery. are ongoing and as of yet there are no arrests that have been made. to public transport, with many roads being closed and systems delayed or cancelled. now, we have heard from a number of according to manchester city council, shocking crash. who say, "our thoughts are with the family and loved ones of the little girl as well". but in the meantime, the police investigation continues. been seriously injured in a knife attack, according the bare facts seem pretty clear that there was and it seems that this man launched his knife attack in the demonstration. and then another person, it seems, tried to intervene, the man is under arrest and in detention, and it's been so this has been classified as a terrorist attack. that the man was subject to a deportation order. he was on a kind of watch list for radicalisation and was subject to a deportation order to algeria. the german car giant bmw says it's delaying a multi—million minis at its plant in oxfor

after the video with his story went viral. civilians from the front line in pokrovsk, when a russian drone attacked his team despite their vane them evacuation leaflets. 30 seconds later, there was a mighty bang, an explosion right in front of my face. i tried putting the car into gear and my left leg just wasn't doing anything. i tried turning the wheel and i could feel my shoulder moving. i could see my arm on the wheel not moving. and it was at that point i was like, ok, this is bad. was just absolutely shredded. just, yeah... i won't go into too much detail about that. but yeah, it was, it was bad. and then my team lead, came around to my you were in? and we drove. we drove. yeah. pokrovsk is littered with drones. we see them. which leads us to think that it could have been a fibre with, evacuation and volunteer written very clearly on it. this is a war crime. what are you doing in ukraine? why have you chosen to go there? and, when the full scale started, i kind of. i saw it, i saw everything kicking off, and i. i thought i had to, you know, i thought i had to go help somehow, but i wasn't really in a position at that p

it took out power lines and landed on top of that white van. >> the bay area coast was battered by strong winds during the storm, at times hitting 60mph. that was in the pacifica area. the department of public works and fire department had crews patrolling the streets during the height of the storm. they were equipped with chainsaws and other gear to deal with damage, like downed power lines or fallen trees. now we are seeing a break today, but more rain is headed for the bay area. you can track that next storm with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you access to the same live doppler seven that drew uses. will also send alerts with important updates. >> new. this morning, a richmond police officer shot and killed a person wanted for a parole violation last night. it happened near pullman avenue and carlson boulevard. investigators say the officers approached the person near the railroad tracks, but they refused to cooperate. a standoff began, and about 30 minutes later, an officer shot the person. no other details about what led to the shooting are being released right now. we are lea

lines coming down well. be very cautious while you're out and about today. >> reporter: van nustin says his fingers are crossed that this is the last atmospheric river to hit the area for a while. >> remember we said mother nature was really dishing a lot out today. it wasn't just the storm. we had a swarm of earthquakes along the hayward fault. four quakes were centered around hayward and castro valley, the smallest a 2.5 magnitude in pleasant hill. the strongest was a 3.7 around 2:00 this afternoon. quite a few people felt that one. people felt shaking in san francisco, berkeley, other parts of the bay area, too. while this kind of activity is normal along faults and these are not large earthquakes, a seismologist with uc berkeley says it is a reminder that the hayward fault is capable of a lot more. >> we really don't know whether these are leading up to an earthquake or they're just a stand-alone swarm. we won't know until there is, if there is, a bigger earthquake later. we cannot predict earthquakes in any way, shape, or form. >>> nba all-stars aren't the only ones making their way to the bay area. >> so

so an active weather pattern with winter storms lining up one after another. >> jake derek van dam, thanks so much. appreciate it. from president trump's first day back in office, democrats have made a lot of noise about the flood of changes mr. trump has been trying to make, but are they trying to do anything about it? i'll ask democratic congressman jim clyburn of south carolina next. >> on this sunday. >> follow the puppies as they make the jump from shelter to stardom with the first pick in the puppy bowl 21 draft. animal planet's puppy bowl, a simulcast event sunday at two eastern. >> a sleep number smart bed is perfect for couples. the climate 360 smart bed is the only bed that cools and warms on each side, and all our smart beds adjust the firmness for each of you and now save 50% on the new sleep number. limited edition smart bed shop a sleep number store near you. >> i wish my. >> tv provider let me choose what i pay for. >> sling let you do that. hey, where are you going? >> we are. i wish my tv provider let me choose what i pay for and let me pause my subscription when i want. >

came down on fulton near 18th, on the edge of golden gate park, and took out power lines and landed on top of that white van>> the bay area coast was battered by strong winds during the storm, at times hitting 60mph. that was in the pacifica area. the department of public works and fire department had crews patrolling the streets during the height of the storm. they were equipped with chainsaws and other gear to deal with damage, like downed power lines or fallen trees. we are seeing a break today. more rain is headed to the bay area. track the next storm with our abc seven bay area app that gives you access to the same live doppler seven. drew uses will also send alerts with important updates. >> new. this morning, a richmond police officer shot and killed a person wanted for a parole violation. this happened last night. it happened near pullman avenue and carlson boulevard. investigators say the officers approached the person near railroad tracks, but they refused to cooperate. a standoff began, and about 30 minutes later, an officer shot the person. no other details about what led to the shooting are bei

van ness geary street project. another project is for the central subway. it is one of ten artworks commissioned for the new line. it's over 650 feet long, consists of 550 l.e.d. panels between the powell street station and the union street station. it's called lucy in the sky, and the lights are patterned with unique sequences so that commuters can experience a unique pattern each time they pass through. >> perfect. what about the early day sculpture that was removed from the civic center? >> this is a question that cities have been grappling with nationwide. following the removal of early days in 2018, there was a toppling of statues in golden gate park as well as the removal of the christopher columbus statue. we are partnering with the parks department as well as the community to engage with the public to develop guidelines to evaluate the existing monuments and memorials in the civic arts collection and evaluate the removal of a monument or statue but also installing new ones. >> finally, it seems like the weather might be nice this weekend. if i fancy taking a walk and seeing some outdoor art, where would y

so you, next time the, the news line from berlin, ukraine's president bullard arrears, the landscape prepares to media us, vice president j. the vans here in germany with a warning. any peace deal to end, the ukraine war needs to involve cave and europe. but will the us listen? 30 people are injured some severely after and after a national drive who's car into a proud and munich, the latest and a series of suspect, the turbo tax in germany, enforcing the election campaign. us president donald trump says he's drawing up plans for a reciprocal terrace on every country that trades with the us even the snow storm wasn't enough to shut down the red carpet as the stars came out to kick off the 75th bergland international film festival. early not the welcome to the show. well they look a leaders from all over the world are converging on it or many to take part of them . unix security conference, which gets underway today is comes just days after you as president don't drum spoke to rushes, let them have put them and agree to start piece talks aimed at ending the war and ukraine. the move has alarmed leaders in both europe and keith as it

lines. they're keeping an eye out on that all night. >> that's where the houses are in danger. >> reporter: peter van nustin is no stranger to the extremes of mother nature. large mudslides devastated parts of his neighborhood in san leandro two years ago and the hint of rain is a reminder of what was and what could be. >> we're always worried about things like mudslides or earthquakes. we had an earthquake today and you just don't know. you don't know what's the thing that's going to sort of trigger something like this. >> reporter: public works refreshed the tarp ahead of today's weather, but he says he can still see evidence of the slide's slow movement and said today's weather isn't helping. >> this seam was together and now it's pulling apart. this is just getting kind of wider and wider and so everything is kind of sliding downhill. >> reporter: overly saturated grounds and flooding are a concern for neighborhoods like his that battle the rain every season. san leandro mayor juan gonzalez said the city is keeping a close eye on trouble spots like these. >> we monitor the movement of the soil and movement of the tarping because we w

line from berlin. the us vice president slams european leaders in a fiery political speech in britain and across europe. free speech i fear is in retreat. j. d. van sends shock waves through munich security conference, and under the same being that you have some great distract hummers from. we then use also coming up and rebel fighters in the democratic republic of congo. enter the 2nd biggest city after government forces withdrawn, congo is present, anxious to katy warns of the risk of a wider war. plus a mazda announce is which of these really hostages. it's due to release on saturday . the 3 men were abducted from the same cub boats. on october 7, 2023. the and a warm welcome to you, our viewers around the world, michael ocho. western invaders gather every year in germany to discuss international security policy. and with war raging in europe, again, due to russia's invasion of ukraine. the agenda of this year is in units security conference seem pretty clear from the start. the top us official this year is vice president j d events. in his performance on the opening day on friday, he relegated the ukraine war to a cameo role and took the oppo

line from berlin. the us vice president slammed to european leaders in a fiery political speech in britain and across europe. free speech i fear is in retreat. j. the van since shock waves through unix security conference, claiming that europe's greatest track comes from within, also coming up by. i'm also now this is which of these really hostages? it's due to release on saturday. the 3 men were abducted from the same books. on october 7th, 2023 and rebel fighters in the democratic republic of congo entered the 2nd biggest city after government forces withdrawn, congo is present, and she's a k d warns of the risk of a white one the i, michael ok. welcome ukraine's president for a lot of his, the landscape and german chancellor. all of schultz are set to speak on day to the annual munich security conference. this comes after the, a blistering speech on the 1st day from us vice president j. d vance, criticizing western leader as well. saying little about the russian war against ukraine, for the 1st face to face meeting between ukraine and strongest allies, is the trump administration took office after 3 years of fighting j. defiance making clear the us

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lines. the electricity then ran to the dead tower and sparked a fire in dry brush by the base. now, investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken is on that one. who obtained that cell phone video? jackson, what else can you tell us about that? we know the video was taken by someone very close to where the fire broke out. it shows the fire burning around the base of this tower. that was at the end of a system that, you know, edison had shut down long ago. so how would a dead power line or tower end up sparking that fire? i mean, buske was talking about it, but can you tell us more? well, experts say live voltage power lines create their own electrical fields. that accounts for the buzzing around them and any nearby line, even if shut off, will absorb some of that stray power. the closer a live line comes to a deadline, the more energy that deadline will take in. and then that would then energize the tower. that would be the problem at the tower then, because it would pick up that energy. well, the tower is supposed to absorb that energy safely, but if the line is not properly secured to the tower, he can build up at th

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van hollen of the great state of message -- of maryland. >> is great to see all of you here. i see a sign there saying stop the lines take over. are going to stop elon's takeover? >> yes! >> you bet we are. this is the most corrupt bargain we've ever seen in american history. elon musk gives $250 million to elect donald trump, and donald trump turns over the keys to the united states government to elon musk and his billionaire friends and his cronies. are going to let that stand? >> no sen. van hollen: hell no, we are not going to let it stand. this is happening at the justice department. what we are witnessing is the biggest heist in american history. elon musk coming into the department of treasury and stealing social security numbers, personal data. are we going to let this stand? >> no! sen. van hollen: this is all about taking over the government in order to advance the interest of elon musk and the billionaires at the expense of everybody else in america. it was the big lie and the big betrayal. donald trump said he was going to -- >> lock them up! lock them up! sen. van hollen: it is pretty clear we have to fight this i

van nistelrooy and paul scholes. hundreds of fans and members of the public also paid their respects, lining the streets as the hearserove past, and old trafford projected a tribute to the late footballer. law remains the only scottish player to have ever won the ballon d'or, and no man has scored more goals for the national team. he died last month at the age of 84. and those are the latest gb news headunes those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more news from me in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back to farage with me christopher hope. now, the government's flagship immigration legislation has cleared its first commons hurdle as the tories branded the proposals the border surrender bill. the bill aims to introduce new offences and counter—terror style measures to tackle people smugglers bringing migrants across the english channel. but the bill repeals the tories plan to deport asylum seekers to rwanda, something which many believe could have been a disincentive, disincentive to those c

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line and filled out a form and got swabbed and left. >> sheaffer wasn't alone. fremont residents joshua and vanrted getting bills years after their free swabs. >> $600 is a pretty hefty fee for doing a nose swab and sending it out for, you know, a sample. >> $900 for a cute, you know, a q-tip test. that's that's ridiculous. i feel like it's a scam. >> san jose resident kenneth chu wondered the same. >> i just thought something was a bit off. >> he retained an attorney and started a facebook page for bay area residents who say they were impacted. >> this is becoming a widespread issue. there's hundreds of people kind of going through what i'm going through. i just think it's unjust. i think it's unethical. >> to hire an attorney. christian schreiber. >> there were a lot of a lot of people who rushed in during the covid era to try to make money. and i think this is a situation where a doctor did exactly that, tried to get money from insurers, failed, and now he's turned around and he's trying to get money from from his patients. >> i've always been service oriented, not money oriented. i have nev

line from berlin. the us vice president slams european leaders in a fiery political will speak in britain and across europe. free speech i fear is in retreats. j. the van sense, shock waves through unix security conference, claiming that europe's greatest track comes from within. and also coming up by i'm also now this is which of these really hostages. it's due to release on saturday. the 3 men were abducted from the same could boats on october 7th, 2023 and rebel fighters in the democratic republic of congo entered the 2nd biggest city after government.

line of that speech is, these are a big companies alone. and if you step on anyone's colors and mosque in particular, we will give you a hard time. the vans before he came to europe had already made very clear that us defense commitment towards european partners is conditional upon non regulation of the digital sphere here. your opinion already has regulation in place. and the big question now is whether this you, as administration will seek to be successful at time to start that regulation from going ahead. as for germany, voters there also have to whether political interference blowing you and from the in the form of a russian. this information an operation known as doppelganger 1st detected in germany in 2022. it's worked re surface last month. doppelganger clones, well known german mainstream, new sites by duplicating their look layout and style, and spreading it on social platforms like whatsapp and telegraph. the us and russia bring different agendas to german, ranging from influence in color, fix their to the stabilizing the governor. but in both cases of outside interference, the beneficiary happens to be the same party, the a f b