the monument has aged quite a bit since then winton to as i have taken their toll and since chunks of concrete have fallen off in some places this data you could have been to visitors. extensive for innovation work began 3 years ago. this project is unique so all the work here is unique to the statue was female so we treat her like a real person which i. think you did for us that she's a woman who's suffering from various illnesses that we're healing after 50 years. like anyone her age she needs a range of doctors who can help her in different ways to somebody i mean when you believe. what visitors can see this done to skeleton. the gigantic structure is supported by a hand-written steel cables that the way it can withstand strong winds. also have to be replaced. of a memorial. formerly known as stalin grat. it was here that one of the bloodiest battles ended in 1943. with 810-0000 that. the battle of stalingrad a victory for the soviets marked the turning point in the bill to vote to. lead. this isn't just any construction site. it's a symbolic place for russia. working here is a big

this is southbound 880 before winton. i'm hearing traffic is stopped at lewellen right now. you may want to wait a while if you can leave the house before they can get this cleared up and out of the way. looking at the bay bridge, metering lights are not on, it is packing up at the toll plaza. everything is moving smoothly once you hop on the bridge. in san jose, 87, this is the place to be for your morning commute always. it's always quiet and clear. >>> coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. >>> and caps, gowns and graduation ceremonies for one special san jose state graduate. the might brings a special surprise. >>> a group of high school counselors kept hearing students say prices are pushing them away so they decided to do something about it. this is a part of building a better bay area. >> first a live look outside as you get your day started. we'll be right back. [ drathis holiday... ahhhhh!!! -ahhhhh!!! a distant friend returns... elliott. you came back! and while lots of things have changed... wooooah! -woah! it's called the internet. some things ha

you to me knows there is a big but then you are left because of the culture and traditions we hear winton's anya ok so the wedding day is just the tip of the iceberg but before that these dollar we that needs to be paid there are all these ceremonies that we talked about and it's just a let me come back to you the simple answer for me would be well don't show up for your friends' contributions or contribute what you can why have weddings a toll if you can't afford it and if it puts people in debt yeah it's indeed a challenge because if you one show up to someone's waiting people and show up when yours it's also the issue that your parents or you relatives would want to show off to the france because they have been contributing to others. the end of the day even the contribution that comes you won't even enjoy that money you have because they get you they will come to eat their money and if they've contributed a $100.00 so then and they come their food is not good for their complaint for any of us so you are getting nothing out of that money but at the end of the day you have a lift with tha

wish me to marry beer is a big but then you are left because of the culture and traditions we hear winton's on your ok so the wedding day is just the tip of the iceberg but before that these dollar we that needs to be paid there all these ceremonies that we talked about and it's just a let me come back to you the simple answer for me would be well don't show up for your friends contributions or contribute what you can have smaller weddings or maybe don't have weddings a toll i guess i'm trying to figure out why have weddings a toll if you can't afford it and if it puts people in debt yeah it's indeed a challenge because if you one show up to someone's waiting people and show up when yours and if you want to invite people to contribute for you know their way to like blame you and if you just say to do a customary thing they will see you as someone who is. like yeah no socialist even lazy yeah but also maybe it would be so if like you and they think oh you're just leaving without getting married so that's a problem but again. it's also the issue that your parents all the relatives would want

antisigh t coic, opioid a-- antipsychotics and presently there are 45 unhoused vetter rarns at the winton hotel at 4405 who face these challenges every day. a dispensary within reasonable distance will be greatly beneficial to their well being. the dispensary at this location will have a calming effect on the street traffic because they are required to adhere to strict security regulations to provide outdoor security personnel there to enshoo you are that cannabis is not consumed in the vicinity and provide a positive application. >> your time is up. >> i'm done? >> thanks. >> sorry about that. >> next speaker please. >> good evening, commissioners. our mission is to end the crisis conditions of street homelessness but developing spaces of belonging, shared agreements and stewardship. we have spent hundred of hours in the tenderloin over the past year organizing the pilot of a safe, organized space in san francisco and i am here to support the requested change of use to cannabis retail at 50 # o jones. sfhc advocates that informed and accessible access to cannabis as well as job opportuni

a lot of moisture though out ere and as falls apart now we're not going to see much in the way of wintone seeing some dense fog overnit tonight and continues scattered showers the flow just very very wet. coming right off the pacific. so even on doppler is not le to pick up all the rain you're going to see more of that very heavy drizzle along the coastal sections, especially along the peninsula, parts of north main rain you're going to see that as well and then scattered showers going to be on and off i ink for tomorrow at least in the morning hours and en it should begin to taper off a bit by the afternoon. yeah, it looks pretty gloomy injury out there righnow who got so much moisture in e atmosphere and well that's the way it's going to continue to be watch this. you'll notice this one from moving through tonight. but more moisture just rolling right in off the pafic to keep things a little bit wet tomorrow morning for the commute ponds and puddles up there on the roadways and there should be given to greece by the afternoon tomorw with them to get ready. i think mae more significant

and we gave it to winton marsalis, and he said i've heard him play that run from hello dolly, like, hundreds of times, but i've never heard that improvisation. so what it tells us about the human condition is that at the end of life, you know, the artist is still inventing, right? and that music became the lead selling thing on -- i'm using, my kids would know these terms -- on apple, no, on itunes jazz and on one of the other ones, digital ones, for like two weeks. and it was -- this music was years old. but in a way we hadn't heard it before. so kind of, that's what the -- one of the things that happens at press club is that stuff that's important to our history, but we haven't really listened to it the right way or heard it recently. helps to us about the world we're in and the public. and so much of that we find is the richness both in art and policy and culture that's brought forward from some of our visitors who are, you know, in the african-american community. and it's a wonderful thing. of course if you really want to know about that, go to that wonderful museum down across the stree