i hope for the best i hope to walk and run and do sports without any fear. yana is also taught exercises to help with this just as recovery for the more it's not. so i tried to drag her away because i thought that one more problems coming, but it was too painful for awhile. so i stalled. that's when i realized there was also hot spaces we received phosphate just so many people injured. your. the increasing use of like bombs by russia is a constant directions lucky. they are difficult to sit and are now considered the biggest danger to the city. this center deals with many entities, helping them with the prosthetics and rehabilitation. because we see about 5050 between civilians and soldiers as most of aliens and soldiers. disappointed for giving for now at least from the physical rehabilitation program, is that we are doing acute rehabilitation. and this is mainly consent to with also the injury and reputation as it could. then we directly start the rehabilitation from that point. committed says, hopes and dreams for the future. couple north and let them to be honest with all of yeah, i'

on the motion, commissioner yana. i'm sorry, commissioner benedict. how do you vote? yes, commissioner benedict is. yes, commissioner jones. yes. mr. jones is. yes, commissioner yi. yes. commissioner yi is. yes. vice president carter. overstone. yes. vice president carter robertson is. yes. and president elias. yes. president. lions is. yes. you have five yeses. line item five. chief's report. discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities. the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. chief scott. thank you, sergeant youngblood. good evening, president elias. vice president carter and miss wu, welcome back. and commissioners and the public. i'll start this week's report off with our crime trends. and i'll be brief on this. so, so far, year to date, this is as of january. i'm sorry. december 1st. we are 30% down in part one crimes. that incl

yana gupta is thoughtful about this. he admits he faced a lot of blowback on twitter, but also got a number of job applications. he says his company is hiring software engineers. if you're interested in hard work and potentially a big pay day somewhere down the road. janelle. okay. thank you. scott. i bet it is over. that's what the cdc said about mcdonald's deadly e coli outbreak. you remember back in october, customers became sick after eating mcdonald's quarter pounders. the cdc connected it to the slivered onions served on the burgers. 104 customers were infected and one person died. today, the cdc says the outbreak is officially over, but mcdonald's is still dealing with the fallout. customer visits in the u.s. are down by roughly 10% since the outbreak. a company recalls his appliance and promises a new one. guess what happened next? nothing. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc, bay area responds next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with our dry weather lately. i'll take a look at how the reservoirs a

yana, named for the river basin where she was found, was four feet tall, more than six feet long andin the movie crocodile dundee. >> his name was bert and he was a saltwater crocodile known for a fiery temper. well, the australian aquarium where bert lived, says he passed away over the weekend. they say he was at least 90 years old. they believe the aquarium calls him a force of nature with a challenging personality. famous too. next. quite a scene on the famous canals of venice. >> santa taking over. look at this. the annual christmas regatta featured many, many santas on gondolas there and other watercraft. the santas on the water was part of a larger citywide pre holiday festival. it is called venice lights up christmas. i would love to go to venice at christmas. >> i like the canoes instead of the sleighs there. >> yeah, i think it can hold all those presents. house in connecticut is getting lots of double takes for the holidays. >> a giant christmas tree in the middle of the sunroom is so tall it is literally bursting through the roof. not really though, it's just an illusion.

they say yana — who has been named after the river basin where she was discovered — is the world's best—preservedyear old when it died. it was recovered from the world's largest permafrost crater in the remote yakutia region of siberia. one of the world's most active volcanoes has erupted again. kilauea, on hawaii's big island, has started spewing fresh lava. local officials say there is no immediate danger to people because the volcanic activity is so far limited to a confined area of hawaii volcanoes national park. the area of the eruption has been closed to the public since 2007 because of hazardous conditions. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. amazing scenes. sadly no snow scenes over the next few days for our festive period. we are done with any chance of anything wintry. temperatures for many four, 5 degrees this afternoon. some of these spots into tomorrow afternoon, eight to 10 degrees, milder. that milder air is spilling in with all this cloud firing in off the atlantic, bringing outbreaks of rain. spot of drizzle but crucially, the wind is coming from the mid—atlantic,

i hope for the best i hope to walk and run and do sports without any fear, is yana is also taught exercises to help with this just as recovery. for the more 6 months, i tried to drag her away because i thought that one more problems coming, but it was too painful for awhile. so i stalled. that's when i realized there was also hot spaces we received phosphate just so many people injured. your the increasing use of light bombs by russia is a constant directions lucky. they are difficult to sit and are now considered the biggest danger to the city. this center deals with many of the teeth, helping them with the prosthetics and rehabilitation. we see about 5050 between civilians and, and soldiers is most of aliens and soldiers. the support that we're giving for now, at least from the physical rehabilitation program, is that we are doing acute rehabilitation. and this is mainly consent to with also the injury and reputation as it could. then we directly start the rehabilitation from that point committee to says, hopes and dreams for the future. couple, no, i don't want them to feel sleepy hollow

yana kszlowski, i'm sorry i messed up your name in the beginning.hat's important to share. polio seems so distant to anyone living today or anybody that wasn't alive in the 50s, but for your family, it was a very scary and real thing. bring us back to what you've learned about that time. >> yeah, i mean, this is a story that i have been told my entire life. it was a family tragedy that affected my grandparents, my mother, the way they saw the world, and writing this article, i was able to speak with my cousin, marsha rosenthal who's 90 years old now. she was 11 when her cousins, my uncles passed away. and speaking to her, you know, what i got was just the fear, the fear of this disease. the fear of it happening to children. i think what's different about polio than covid-19, which we have all lived through is it affects young children. especially very young children and babies. and so there was just this fear, especially in the summer time when epidemics would sort of rise that they couldn't go to the ovie theaters, they couldn't go to the swimming

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jessica: feliz cumpleaÑos tambiÉn para yana guaman. tiene siete aÑos. hermosa! feliz cumpleaÑos!rdÁndola. maria: y jesse. jessica: trabaje con ella en el retador. fue una experiencia muy bonita. cuya guardar esos recuerdos para siempre en mi corazÓn. dulce me recibiÓ con todo el cariÑo, me dio consejos. fue una mujer que trabajo muchÍsimo y era muy estricta en todo. disciplinada. ese fue el tipo de mujer en la industria de la mÚsica que abriÓ paso para tantas mujeres despuÉs. tenÍa que ser fuerte, ser guerrera. maria: ella era una muchacha tan inteligente. gonzalo vega el gran actor mexicano, ya fallecido, fue su primer esposo. en ese tiempo Éramos amigas. recuerdo aquel romance. alan: uno de los grandes actores. maria: claro. despuÉs luis que es el padre de romina. alan: vamos a seguir recordando ahora la Última apariciÓn pÚblica de dulce que hablÓ de los medios sobre el cierre de la temporada de la obra en el teatro que estaba participando. >> dulce, llegÓ la Última funciÓn. se van de gira. dulce: por quÉ no estÁn durmiendo ahora que ustedes que pueden? muy cansada ya. hemos te

on the motion, commissioner yana. i'm sorry, commissioner benedict. how do you vote? yes, commissioner benedict is. yes, commissioner jones. yes. mr. jones is. yes, commissioner yi. yes. commissioner yi is. yes. vice president carter. overstone. yes. vice president carter robertson is. yes. and president elias. yes. president. lions is. yes. you have five yeses. line item five. chief's report. discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities. the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. chief scott. thank you, sergeant youngblood. good evening, president elias. vice president carter and miss wu, welcome back. and commissioners and the public. i'll start this week's report off with our crime trends. and i'll be brief on this. so, so far, year to date, this is as of january. i'm sorry. december 1st. we are 30% down in part one crimes. that incl