again, south of westfield road.aura was talking about campus design, we have an important part to play as a southern elevation to when we hope to develop as a campus heart. trying to create areas for res spit and watching thehine that is -- the -- back of house operations at sfo. our project goals again we share the project goals with 720. our project goals one to be adoptable, efficient and functional this needs to be ready to change and potential future needs to the efficiency . it ndso me alot of cargo throuh it. and functional. that guess without saying this is about processing. itments to beople, s and comfortable, easy to find entry. universal design, we separated gone through work to separate the■é truck from pedestrian trafc to create safety and comfort. and harmonious and timeless building that fit in with the rest of the campus and continues to fit in as time mes on. i want to clarify, we are different from 720 we are a 2 story cargo building. movements on both floors and one baptist misleading here it is

to call at this time westfield mall.ghter]. get my tennis shoes. the westfield development. and you know i don't know, tens of dozens of hundreds of different jobs. people stand or sit all day or outside all day. great inside than i have a view to the land scape to really consider to that level how each -- different human being irrelevant has a level of comfort you get big and cold and -- you know not nice. thank you very much it was traffic presentation. >> thank you. so much for the presentation and also for the conversations. i irrelevant was thinking about as we design public it is different that than the term untils themselves. pedestrian the complexity is different they will be there every day and areas lying everlike the kiss and fly. i like that. this is a subject matter for the art. >> [laughter]. its really fascinating toeen as you are shifting from the bigger area down becomes a lot more linear and lined up■ -- which i think -- echos the point of able to visually use the buildings themselves. when we are doing

palestinian pregnant women who are waiting eagerly to return back to the north to their homes, the ones westfield with the loft. we will try also to take you more in order to h. see how people in reality are coping. they are trying to heat themselves and to even sit stevenson fire by all possible means by using even root and any a separate materials have a lift. 3 fluid them now we will speak to one of the palestinian children who has been suffering from the own gutting is very minute treat genocide that company up the class. you have putting the kids into the us. how do you spend your day as a time? what are your dreams and ambitions of of my day is old suffering in the game. take a long walking distance and then in long queues, just to get a job of clean water. i come back carrying this heavy water to just to provide some fresh water to my little brothers and sisters. well, been suffering. not only from the ruth, this is a bombardment, but also starvation and the fee is school. the winter. we are living in the all. but in this make sense displacement the grim reality. so you for a palestinian s

well, after two decades, bloomingdale's is closing up shop at the mall formerly known as westfield, now the san francisco center. it's been something of a trend lately for stores to jump ship from their. kelsi thorud looks at how city leaders are hoping to lure businesses back. >>>>another blow to san francisco's retail market. bloomingdale's, the last major flagship store in the struggling san francisco center, has announced it too, will be closing. >>>>it's really upsetting because, you know, this is the only nice shopping center that we have in the city. >>>>this is just the latest in a string of stores leaving the mall. nordstrom rack, michael kors and the cinemark theater have all shuttered. the closure also comes after macy's, bloomingdale's parent company, announced the closure of its flagship location in union square. >>>>this is. all bloomingdale that i have on all this wonderful stuff, and saks fifth avenue. so what am i going to find that wonderful stuff now? it's a mess. >>>>mayor daniel lurie didn't waste any time responding to the company's announcement, posting this video

bloomingdales announcing it is closing the store in the san francisco center, formerly known as westfield mall. department store chain is operated there for almost 20 years. it will remain open until late spring and hopes to reopen in san francisco some time in the future. >>> the bay area's oldest independent bookstore has just filed for bankruptcy. books inc. has been here for 174 years. the ceo says they will be closing their berkeley store. other ten stores will stay open for now. they're blaming this rising cost and changing customer habits. >>> a big loss to the san francisco restaurant scene. chef charles phan has died, known for his modern vietnamese food at the restaurant, the slanted door. he died from cardiac arrest. he was 62 years old. >>> a city of san jose broke ground on a new interim housing site. the cherry avenue site will provide shelter for 136 people. once it's built, they will give priority to people living in nearby encampments. >> this is our community. everybody here has been here for many, many years. it's like a family. they're excited, believe me. >> she says

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to the chronicle, george chen and cindy wong chen plan to open asia live later this year at the westfieldley mall in santa clara. the restaurant will seat 350 people and offer dishes from east asia, southeast asia and other regions as well. they're also working on an opening in asia. live location in the louvre museum in paris. wow. la la. >> yes. all right. we still have much more news ahead. >> we do? let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530. karina. all right. thanks, deanna. >> tomorrow is inauguration day for daniel lurie as he takes on the role of san francisco mayor. reporter monica madden joins us with what we can expect during the big event and his top priorities as he starts his term in office. and if you're frustrated with egg prices and lack of supply in stores, you're not alone. we're going to talk to a petaluma egg farmer about the bird flu situation and the impact on farmers, stores and consumers. join us for those stories and more. at 5.30 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan. >> all right. karina. thank you. >> and you can dow

she called us as a gas mask which i had to take off by westfield makes, but the oil is indeed talk 6 to he was on can cause nose or dizziness and headaches, december's catastrophic fuel spills have also wrecked havoc on the shows of an alpha, a popular block c result in south western russia, one symbol of toilet is a destination. it's cold and sandy. beaches have transformed into oil so sense a stock reminder of the level of environmental devastation, the region faces. local reports continue to document the relentless flow of oil emissions on the scoring. the ongoing toll on the e k system in response volunteer helps us bringing up not just along the coast line, but also in the us. the community refuses to stand aside while that the last time faces an environmental capitalism. one of the volunteer hubs. and the napa was sets up at this school where teachers and parents united to dressy pressing environmental issues are not by the nose, is our high most and the see is all heritage, all golden sands, also heritage for so of course, when i found out about the trouble that had come 2, al

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it now joins a list of other stores that have left the former westfield mall. michael kors.ncisco is directing its customers to their valley fair location in santa clara. well, as the city of san bruno continues, its search for a new police chief, retired san mateo police chief susan manheimer has been appointed to serve in an interim basis. her 39 year career spans leadership at several bay area. police departments including oakland and san leandro while serving in san mateo manheim, manheimer hazard was a driving force behind several county. why programs like the county wide gang task force and the human trafficking task force among others. >> it's 6.17, and celebrations in the streets of gaza and tel aviv after israel and hamas agreed to a cease-fire deal. this pause is the war in gaza and releases israeli hostages. president biden announced this yesterday. we did hear live on the kron 4 morning news. the fighting has been happening since the attack on israel more than a year ago, protests have been going on for months now in the bay area and around the world calling for

now just one of a number of stores that have decided to leave that former westfield mall, michael kors. san francisco is instead directing its customers to their valley fair location down in santa clara. >> new this morning, we have learned that former speaker of the house nancy pelosi is not going to attend president elect trump's inauguration on monday just in the last hour, spokesperson for pelosi confirmed that pelosi joins from former first lady michelle obama as the second high-profile figure on the democratic side to announce that they will not be at the inauguration ceremony on monday. that spokesperson did not provide any reason for pelosi's not attending. there were celebrations in the streets of gaza and tel aviv yesterday to mark the israel and hamas agreeing to a cease-fire deal. and that pause is the war in gaza. also, israeli hostages will be released. this all came from president biden. we reported it live here on the kron. 4 morning news. as you know, this all started more than a year ago when israel was attacked. protests have been happening ever since worldwide and h

to the chronicle, george chen and cyndi wang chen plan to open asia live later this year at the westfield valley fair mall in santa clara. the restaurant will see 350 people and offer dishes from east asia, southeast asia and other regions. they're also working on opening an asia live location in the louvre museum in paris. >> the destination, known as the world's coolest taco bell, is temporarily closed. the beloved taco bell cantina in pacifica sits right on the beach. it's a popular destination because you can go on the outdoor patio and look at that great view. the company announced it's going to be closed for about two weeks to remodel. >> ooh, yeah! girl scout cookie season is here. troops are already taking orders. there's even a sign up sheet floating around the abc seven newsroom. better believe it. the popular options are back, like thin mints and caramel delights. i know them as samoas. many of you probably know them as the same tagalongs as well. but starting next year, some of the flavor options are going away. so s'mores and toast. yay! cookies will no longer be available st

what is the former westfield mom, michael kors? francisco is directing its customers to the valley fair location in santa clara >> still ahead here, 3 san jose nurses are being deployed to southern california as the wildfires. there are straining bat areas, health care resources and a home in pieces after surviving the palisades fire. but was destroyed in a mudslide. also new legislation to help the fire victims. as we hear from lawmakers on the proposals that are assisting with relief and recovery >> someone stole hundreds of bronze vases from an east bay cemetery. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest on the investigation. >> snatched bronze vases like this one stolen from oakmont memorial park and mortuary lafayette. oakmont reported the crimes to contra costa county sheriff's detectives indicating that at least >> 200 bronze vases were taken memorial bench was also vandalized. >> management says that they don't know when the vases were stolen or whether all at once or piecemeal or the time of day they were taken. are you kid

the bulldogs took on the westfield high school in the state finals in lieu kas oil stadium -- lucas oil stadium and emerged victorious. this is the brownsburg's first state title in nearly 40 years. and i know this win has meant so much to the brownsburg community, and cheering them on to the victory. i want to congratulate this outstanding -- the outstanding student-athletes on becoming state champions. they should be incredibly proud of this hard work and dedication that brought them this victory. i also congratulate the parents, coaches and faculty who gave their time and talent to this team. they couldn't have done it without you. congratulations, again, to the brownsburg bulldogs. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. baird: mr. speaker, today i rise to honor dr. mark russell, who recently retired from his position as a professor the agricultural sciences, education and communications at purdue university. dr. russell joined purdue in 1982 and from august of 2015 to september of 2022, dr. russell served as the head of the agricultural sciences depa

george chen and cyndi wang chen plan to open asia live later this year at the westfield valley valley fair mall in santa clara. the restaurant will seat 350 people and offer dishes from east asia, southeast asia and other regions. they're also working on opening an asia live location in the louvre in paris, the destination, known as the world's coolest taco bell, is temporarily closed. >> the beloved taco bell cantina in pacifica sits right on the beach. it's a popular destination for those seeking an outdoor patio with oceanfront views. the company announced it will be closed for about two weeks for remodeling. >> canines of all kinds put their best pals forward at the great american dog show. hundreds of dogs and their handlers participated in the show last weekend in the chicago area and included, of course, a variety of competitions, obstacle courses, a grooming show, and demonstrations from top industry experts. so look at this fluffy pomeranian. that's all. just look at it. the show was put on by the international kennel club of chicago, which has been around since 1900. beautif

joan joining growing list of stores that have left that former westfield mall michael kors. san francisco is directing its customers to their valley fair location in santa clara. not sure if they'll reopen somewhere else in san francisco, but we'll let you know if we find out. well as the city of san bruno continues, its search for a new police chief, retired san mateo police chief susan manheimer has been appointed to serve in the interim her 39 year career spans leadership at several bay area police departments including oakland and san leandro while serving in san detail, manheimer was driving force behind several county. why programs like the gang task force and the human trafficking task force. we'll see how she handles this job while they're searching for a permanent chief. >> celebration broke out in the streets of gaza and tel aviv to celebrate the israel and hamas agreement to a cease-fire. we just announced that deal here on the kron 4 morning news. as soon as it came out yesterday and this puts a pause on the war in the fighting in gaza and also releases israeli h

just one of a growing number of stores that have left the former westfield mall, michael kors, san francisco is directing its customers to their valley fair location in santa clara. well, as the city of san bruno continues to search for their new police chief, retired san mateo police chief susan manheimer has been appointed to serve as an interim chief. her 39 year career spans leadership positions in several bay area police departments including oakland and san leandro. most recently while she was in san mateo manheimer was a driving force behind several county. why programs like their gang task force and their human trafficking task force. >> time now is 8.18, and their celebrations in the streets of gaza and tel aviv after israel and hamas agreed to a cease-fire deal. put this pause is the war in gaza and there will be the release of israeli hostages and also the other hostages as part of this deal, the fighting has been happening since the attack on israel more than a year ago. and then it sparked protests around the world and here in the bay area calling for an end to the violence. man

store inside the san francisco center mall now joins a list of stores that have left the former westfield mall. michael kors. san francisco is directing its customers to the valley fair location in santa clara. bart wants to make it easier for riders to navigate through the system. the agency has added screens inside of bart trains to show the nearby transit lines. so here's what it looks like. this park shared this video on x earlier to demonstrate for us. the screen will show transfers to other part lines, sf muni lines and cable cars by showing a logo. there even be a little ferry connection sign at the embarcadero station writers in the east bay will see the amtrak connection at the richmond coliseum stations. bart says this is part of its ongoing effort to provide riders with a seamless transition between other transit systems. >> lots ahead here at 2 o'clock this afternoon. we have new details coming out of those wildfires in los angeles. what we're learning about animal rescues and thee bay area's finding different ways to support other people in southern california about threes ar

westfield of all places. it was the day after thanksgiving, actually. so i w like, she's going down there early to try because this was like 6:00 in the morning and i was getting ready to go to work. and i, we discovered this. so i thank god that the operator kept her on the bus long enough so i could get down to westfield and get her. so that's why i say i treat. ever since then, i've treated all my they're my family, the elderly, like my grandparents. the kids like they're my kids. i've talked to them le they were my kids. so there's been some nice, not so nice conversations. and there's been some nice conversations and, you know, people that are like the same age group as my, my mother and stuff like that, you know, i look at them like they're my, my parents. so thank you again for this recognition. and i'm truly honored. and go ahead, miss malcolm, on behalf of the board, before you go away, don't go away. just thank you so much for your service. thank you for reminding us that our passengers are people with lives and that are complex. and oftentime

somewhere else. remy hopes that one thing they will have done, you know, to their homes, that ones like westfield, with the laptop we would try also to take you more in order to h. see how people in reality are coping. they are trying to sheltering, isolated for hospital. right. rates have been taking place across the entire tree, but the law, just as randy presents that has in jeanine comp. you're in special reference. want francesca albany sees warning is the offensive continues. the genocide of policy news wants to confined to garza his roles, offensive hide westbank as part of their ongoing operation. in hebron, relatives of dementia that say she died in an ambulance waiting to be taken to hospital with the can do the m d as these really on the district to the ambulance from crossing a check point. the doctor set and the reports that if she had arrived at the hospital, she would still be alive. i said i'll be as i would elsewhere in the palestinian territory. violent is rarely settlers continue to attack the palestinian towns and villages under the protection of the army. attacks like these h