luckily, ward found another place to stay. she'll request a refund from a third party booking website, but her real disappointment is that oakland is losing another iconic business. >> i love the waterfront. i've been staying here since 2010. i've got fantastic memories of swimming in the pool, staying in different rooms. i even brought my cat george here with me once and he loved the bird view, so it's really sad to see it go. >> the boutique hotel first opened in 1990. it's operated by the hyatt corporation, which said on tuesday that the hotel will be closing and that the building's future is unclear. >> definitely shocked. i didn't i didn't know that we were losing money because they were making cutbacks and trying to make it work. >> voices crews worked at the hotel for three years. he estimates it employed about 100 people. he praised the management team and says the company has been helping employees look for positions within the hyatt chain. he believes the downturn came following the pandemic. >> areas started getting

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luckily, ward found another place to stay. she'll request a refund from a third party booking website, but her real disappointment is that oakland is losing another iconic business. >> i love the waterfront. i've been staying here since 2010. i've got fantastic memories of swimming in the pool, staying in different rooms. i even brought my cat george here with me once and he loved the bird view, so it's really sad to see it go. >> the boutique hotel first opened in 1990. it's operated by the hyatt corporation, which said on tuesday that the hotel will be closing and that the building's future is unclear. >> definitely shocked i didn't. i didn't know that we were losing money because they were making cutbacks and trying to make it work. >> crews worked at the hotel for three years. he estimates it employed about 100 people. he praised the management team and says the company has been helping employees look for positions within the hyatt chain. he believes the downturn came following the pandemic. >> areas started getting more w

luckily, ward found another place to stay.'ll request a refund from a third party booking website, but her real disappointment is that oakland is losing another iconic business. >> i love the waterfront. i've been staying here since 2010. i've got fantastic memories of swimming in the pool, staying in different rooms. i even brought my cat george here with me once and he loved the bird view, so it's really sad to see it go. >> the boutique hotel first opened in 1990. it's operated by the hyatt corporation, which said on tuesday that the hotel will be closing and that the building's future is unclear. >> definitely shocked. i didn't i didn't know that we were losing money because they were making cutbacks and trying to make it work. >> voices crews worked at the hotel for three years. he estimates it employed about 100 people. he praised the management team and says the company has been helping employees look for positions within the hyatt chain. he believes the downturn came following the pandemic. >> areas started getting mor

luckily, ward found another place to stay.ll request a refund from a third party booking website, but her real disappointment is that oakland is losing another iconic business. >> i love the waterfront. i've been staying here since 2010. i've got fantastic memories of swimming in the pool, staying in different rooms. i even brought my cat george here with me once and he loved the bird view, so it's really sad to see it go. >> the boutique hotel first opened in 1990. it's operated by the hyatt corporation, which said on tuesday that the hotel will be closing and that the building's future is unclear. >> definitely shocked i didn't i didn't know that we were losing money because they were making cutbacks and trying to make it work. >> white says crews worked at the hotel for three years. he estimates it employed about 100 people. he praised the management team and says the company has been helping employees look for positions within the hyatt chain. he believes the downturn came following the pandemic. >> areas started getting m

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so i think people from across the world we heard from andre is lopez over at ward. we've heard from so many other leaders. nicolai's mother though, miguel diaz can. many people are celebrating. this is a major victory for the sovereignty of what has long been called the 3rd world. a lot of that money that went to ukraine, for instance, went on weapons, the war effort continued. because of that. how does this know effect that going forward? cut it in a way, make peace closer as well in the multi polar world that we live in. we see different trading and economic and military blocks. the shooting i corporate cooperation organization in alba here in the america is increasingly have more and more influence. and that's one of the iron needs of the trump presidency, if it hadn't been com all that harris and a continuation of the new liberal democrats, they would have continued to invest in the us aids and other instruments of imperial control. i trump has a different agenda. this is going to force huge contradictions into play. let's not forget, the trump is already been a

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see catherine's has had to mothball a new ward. what message does the prime minister have for all of the public services that are outright losers at the hands of the very tax that is supposed to save them? p.m. starmer: he knows the settlement was an increase this year, so they have more money to deal with the problems they face. they were underfunded, broken by the last government. we have now put that funding in place. that is the right thing to do. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. it was great news when the government cited that it was right to pay compensation to the lgbt veterans who had unfairly lost their jobs. but unfortunately they are not alone. there are others who have been prepared to lay down their lives on behalf of the country who have also been treated disgracefully. i include in that list my constituent who was sacked from mi six for being gay. would my honorable friend commit to writing that wrong and to meeting my constituent? p.m. starmer: i'm grateful to her for raising this important issue. all of those w

confederates curtis is going around setting up his artillery and he set up the artillery near the present day ward parkway and 55th street and open on the confederate left flank completely him by surprise, shelby has, to react to this new threat. now, remember, there's fight going on over at byron's fort about four or five miles east of where this is and this is about the same. this is when pleasanton breaks through and pleasanton takes his artillery and moves west sets up his artillery and start showing shelby's right flank. so shelby has to withdraw. another piece of irony irony. so shelby is buried in forest hill cemetery, right there in the background is, the confederate memorial. some of you may be familiar that shelby is buried at the base of, that 150 feet to the north and east is george grave. i just that terribly ironic. so for what it's worth, it's another significant event that happens. i don't pumps my time. nobody knows. good. i'll keep going. okay. another event. douglass, is battery, formerly known as the independent battery united states artillery. in june of 1864. i'm not looking

the ritual is believed to ward off evil spirits and invite good luck.he globe. >>> well, some of hollywood's biggest stars will make pleas to help rebuild los angeles tonight at the grammy awards. the entertainment capital of the world forever reshaped by southern california's vast and devastating wildfires. the recording academy and its affiliated charity, musicares, hope to drive more donations to help get resources to people in need. let's bring in the executive director, laura sigura. we wish you well in this fundraiser tonight. how much are you hoping to raise? >> oh, thank you. thanks for having me. goodness, i -- setting my heights high. i'm hoping we can raise as much as we possibly can. the need is extreme. music cares was founded by the recording academy over 35 years ago to help in times like when crisis hits. we're here for the music community. jon: obviously -- >> tonight we've partnered with other foundations to try to help all the wildfire victims. jon: okay, you just sort of answered my question. obviously, already a lot of music profess

going to continue to see again a lot of of that activity streaming south ward.ow is going to be heading farther south. quite a lot of activities along the way. that is really, really great news for them. fresh powder up across the sierra. if you want to go out to the fresh powder and enjoy yourself, i don't blame you. by next week, look at how much additional snow is possible. over 80-inches right now forecast for the northern parts of the sierra. i'll let you know exactly how long these rainy conditions will stick around for us here in the bay area. that will be coming up in my full forecast, back to you. >> thank you, zoey. >>> now to a developing story out of philadelphia. a medical plane crashed shortly after take off people and setting homes on fire. this comes just days after a deadly midair collision between a u.s. military helicopter and commercial passenger plane in washington. cbs news christian benavidez has the very latest. >> reporter: this is the moment a small medical jet crashed into a philadelphia neighborhood setting several homes ablaze. six p

. >> ward says best now get an update conditions. 7 high country.h, you know, they're chained going over the sierra nevada now on 80 50. so you got to watch out for that. the good news about the storm system that's coming through right now. yeah, it has of snow for a while and the high country, but the water content going to be much higher with this system that's coming through. it's left on some tropical moisture. so it could be that real wet snow coming in effect. you're seeing kind of a a snow rain mix right now. you're looking at diamond peak in tahoe right now. you see some of that snow there on tops of some of the benches there. but traveling up? they're going to be rough are going to see periods of heavy snow. i think especially tomorrow and some very gusty winds. a lot of part of the weekend into early next week. i think those winds really going to be with and maybe some 90 mile an hour winds across on the mountain tops. we're talking upwards of 2 feet of snow. so that's some good news across the higher peaks. in fact, between now in the mid

here is donald trump, the president of the united states, at the ward house, at the white house, railing about a fake non-problem that didn't kill anyone. but he wants you to think about that. he wants you to worry about that, to worry that somehow diversity at the faa or the ntsb or whatever it is, is going to somehow harm you rather than looking at what actually happened. a plane crashes, and trump wants you to think that the problem is diversity, and that only he can fix the problem. and today, the administration made a big show of ending pronouns and canceling black history month in federal agencies, whatever that means, and trump directing attention. there points attention from real questions that need to be answered this week. like these. number one was the control tower not fully staffed at the time of the crash in washington, as reported by the federal aviation administration in a preliminary safety report. specifically, was the controller on duty doing a job that is normally done by two people? number two, why did the trump administration fire members of the aviation security ad

commissioner wiseman ward yes. vice president huling yes. president kim yes. thank you and move for the approval of the stipulated expulsion agreement for one middle school student matter number 2024-2025-17 for the remainder of the current spring 2025 semester through june june 4th, 2025. can i have a second second roll call mr. steel to mr. alexander yes. mr. fisher. yes, mr. gupta. yes. commissioner ray yes. commissioner wiseman ward. yes. vice president huling yes. >> president kim yes. i think i moved for the approval of the stipulated expulsion agreement for one middle school student matter number 2024-2025-18 for the remainder of the current spring 2025 semester through june 4th 2025. can i have a second? yes. okay. i'm sorry. roll call, mr. steel. thank you. mr. alexander. yes, mr. fisher? yes. commissioner gupta? yes. commissioner ray. yes. mr. wiseman ward. yes. vice president huling yes. president kim yes. thank you. i move for the approval of the stipulated expulsion agreement for one middle school student matter number (202) 420-2519 for one calen

. >> some sort of connection with lping ward off alzheimer's i believe, i don't know if that is ue. >i use it every and embed. >> but dr. miles says zyn could cause issues that are problematic for teenagers. sleeping disruption, anxiety, all kinds of other things which are probably some of the last things that teenager needs right now. it's a very addictive substance and in some studies it has been shown to be as addictive as heroin. >> rfk jr. whose slogan is make america healthy again has not commented about his apparent use of zyn. >> deborah: last night, a lineup of a-list music star is rformed at the fire aid concert that benefited to ctims of the devastating los angeles wildfires and comedian billy crystal got things started wearing the same clothes he had on the same day he evacuated his house. >> l.a. strong! >> comedian billy crystal came out in a hoodie and jeans revealing those where the clothes he wore for a week after fleeing the fire and the pacific palisades prince because these were where the clothes i wore when i fly my house with my wife janis. like thousands of you,

something was to come to america, we so busy fighting each other that we can't even stand together to even ward the big picture. who are we fighting for? all this stuff going on with trump is a distraction of what's really happening. our government ain't never told us the truth about nothing, so i don't get involved in it. i don't vote because they're going to do whatever they want to do... ..in the end. nothing else that the government got they self connected to, should you be involved in. nothing. nothing. find another job. doing what? anything but that. dakota: "trust nothing and no-one," we were told. you might say that's understandable. stewart said, "under no circumstance discuss what happens within our family "or home with anyone. "not even another oath keeper." in 2010, the place we called home was about to radically change. we moved from our small las vegas rental a thousand miles north to trego, montana. montana has a few things that would appeal to those who trust nothing. very few human beings live there. the land is vast, so hiding is easy. those human beings who do live there are

in october 20,000 -- in october 2011 the grand mufti ward to the u.s. and europe we will prepare suicide bombers already in your country if you bomb syria or lebanon. what was the goal or what did you accomplish by meeting with the grand mufti? ms. gabbard: before going on the trip and during my time in syria and lebanon i made it a point to meet with different religious leaders, both muslim leaders as well as various christian and catholic leaders who were there in the region. i did that in syria and in lebanon to hear from them about what their concerns or thoughts were with regard to the war that was being raged at the time. sen. heinrich: were you aware of his threats regarding suicide bombers in the united states? ms. gabbard: i was not and had not heard that until today. sen. heinrich: who vetted the people you met with on this trip to syria? ms. gabbard: the itinerary was created by former congressman dennis kucinich, his constituents who had traveled with to syria and lebanon a number of times before. some of the individuals that i met with were

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