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in canada, people went to different zara branches. they shouted their support for palestine and called for a zara boycott, or in australia, people symbolically took the bodies of gazan children and went to zara stores. empty of converted customers until the 24-hour siege of ghaz estabox. two brothers lived here near the rumi sugar factory . they spent their childhood here. after the three-year high school course ended here, one of them, whose name is mahd, went to the city. he became the mayor of urmia after some time, but he was guarded from this room and his foot was opened to the front. of course, the operation is all memory of idi, that is, the type of operation is all memory of idi. martyr mehdi bakri , the commander of the 31st ashura division until march 63, who was martyred in most of the holy defense operations. he gave me a piece of paper and told me to print this give it to all the soldiers of the army to accompany them . it was written that wherever the work became difficult for you, no matter how hard it is, on the front,

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for a zara boycott.ustralia, people symbolically hold the bodies of gazan children in their hands. took them and went to zara stores. now the branches of various brands that support the zionists have turned into empty buildings. before the siege of gaza, starbucks was busy 24 hours a day, but now you can see that no one is here. host sharif university of technology. the twentieth period it was the national educational, innovation and student initiatives competition, or netcup sharif. nearly 40 competitions in the age groups from preschool to the end of high school participated in the competition. the approach of the educational competitions is to familiarize the children with different fields so that they can choose the direction and field they want in the future in the university they want to enter or choose a job . about two a thousand students from all over the country participated in this competition. this robot hits obstacles from all sides, from here, from here, from here. it was a robot, because t

. >> reporter: these harvard students asked us to call them nina and zara.ing online information to target specific individuals and now they fear more threats. >> you may think these are really hurtful to read, but also hear, one comment expose those cockroaches for who they are, why don't you commit suicide, and then some extremely explicit language about what they would want to do to my corpse after that. >> reporter: nina and zara are some of the hundreds of students who have appeared on accuracy in media billboard trucks on college campuses since the start of the israel-hamas war, during the last three months of 2023 there was an increase in incidents of hate according to the council on american islamic relations reporting 3,578 complaints of islamophobic incidents and the anti-defamation league saying it tracked 3,291 anti-semitic incidents. some of these incidents targeting jewish college students even drawing the attention of law enforcement, including a cornell university student being federally charged with making anti-semitic threats online and a 1

for a zara boycott . the next part of the news is at 5 o'clock. in the operational areas, look for a headscarf plate or a sign of martyrs in the area of ​​beshwara alireza the form of a soldier entered the investigation. on the same side and in the same field, with the same gear and with the same hand, he went forward until he was 25 years old, the shepherd of the east and the west, worked for god, every time we came to a martyr, he took out the pure body of the martyr with all his heart and soul. he brought and from the beginning he was looking for the identity of the martyr, it was the martyr's license plate, and he was usually the first among the first people to see the license plate. then he would raise his voice and the dhikr or husayn that he was saying, the rest of the children would announce the holy dhikr or husayn behind him. this he devoted his heart to serving the families of the martyrs . he was very hardworking and usually accepted hard work , whether it was during his military days or after

barker or zara barker impacting strawberry production. >> the variety we grow is called albion. ready to eat. >> we'll. never make up for that lost time. sp>> jimmy ikegawa, the third generation owner of carlsbad strawberry company, says this year's harsh winter and rain hurt strawberry production, from flower to ripe. >> fruit is normally about 4 to 5 weeks, but at this stage the strawberries are very delicate and if we get a big storm or a big raindropc hits it, weúcan gt a misshapen strawberry like this one. this is not a number one strawberry. so we in with the number twos or pick itúfor juice, he says. >> thec abnormal amount of rain cut their strawberry harvest down from eight months to just five, so we lost out on most of february production.on and ourt- >> so we're really farúbehind this year because of the recent storms. >> the carlsbad strawberry company says they've lost out on about 80 boxes of strawberries per acre, and with 20 acres of farming, that's a loss of about 160,000 pounds of strawberries. >> an inch of rain will cause anything turning red to go bad. so re

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zara has another store at emporium center, formerly known as westfield mall. location will remain open. >> new at ten tonight, people in san jose had a chance to talk in their next police chief. the city kicked off a series of community meetings with a gathering at the edenvale community center. the city is just starting this recruitment process after chief anthony mata announced earlier that he end o. participants said they appreciated focusing on the issues that matter most to them. >> i just like making my community better and safer, so i just want i just want to put out some ideas out there. that way i can have i can make sure and have my community safe. >> there are five more community forums that are scheduled across the city over the next two weeks. the san jose city manager will ultimately appoint the next chief, to be confirmed by the city council within the >> all righty. checking in on the rainfall. we've had a pretty good rain season. didn't start off great or it wasn't looking great a couple of weeks ago, but it's looking these are some of the rai

something you won't have to wait for is how the parent company of famous fashion brands like zara, massimon the final three months of last year. �*fast fashion�*, as it's known, is a fiercely competitive market, especially because of online retailers like shein and temu offering bargain prices and growing rapidly as a result. but some of their business practices are under scrutiny. france is considering charging brands at tax for the environmental impact of their manufacturing. meanwhile, a us lawmaker has questioned shein�*s business model, saying its practice of importing smaller packages allows the company to avoid customs duties. a contributing editor for tax notes gave us a sense of what's at stake for the fast fashion industry. i think that there are concerns about competition from china but there are also revenue concerns that are playing out within governments around the world. so, i will start off by saying this — consumers around the world are obsessed with fast fashion and we are seeing that companies like shien and temu have made it so easy to go online and browse literally hun

zara mohammed is the secretary general of the muslim council of britain.ommunities are very concerned right now about being unfairly targeted. what i should first say is that, of course, we all want to tackle extremism and we want a safe britain. what we feel michael gove and this government is doing is playing politics with extremism at the expense of certain communities, and this isn't illegal, criminalising of groups, but this is a list that the government will be putting together two label who it deems to be extreme. now, we have had reports that this is going to be impacting muslim community groups and palestinian advocacy groups, groups like ourselves. and the muslim council of britain which has been around for 26 years has been actively working with faith communities to tackle inequalities, social mobility, fight back on covid, elderly care. so it is really appalling and quite worrying for us that groups like us could also be on this list. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. you may have noticed things feeling a li

luca and zara's two goals in the round of 16 of the european champions league will be followed by two games tonight. arsenal won all their matches in the premier league after the new year and now they are the cold seat of this league tonight in the second leg of the round of 16 of the champions league . the host pertoh, who went to the game , was surprised against this team and lost to this team by one point now they want to show a better form than themselves in their home stadium, the emirates , and by doing a great job , they will advance to the next stage. if arteta can win his team tonight and go to the next round, he can be the first head coach of arsenal. that later we see the quarter-final stage from the seven color periods. this is the opportunity we have in front of our fans and in our own stadium. i want them to show their energy in the game and support us to show how effective their presence is. but this lucky head coach is easy to get rid of the team there is no portuguese from the champions league. this week, parto could beat portominze with 3 goals and go to london in a

international retailer zara will not renew its lease at the end of the year.on square outlet is located on post street, one block from the north face outlet, now slated to close next week. zara does plan to keep other locations open, including one a few blocks away at what is now the emporium centre. of course, union square is undergoing a major upheaval. it came to a head last week when macy's announced it plans to close its flagship store next year. >>> let's take a live look at heavenly ski resort in lake tahoe and this should be a heavenly weekend for skiers everywhere in the sierra after last week's massive snowfall. it arrived just in time, so businesses should be booming just in time for spring break. heavenly using snow machines to boost the amount of power. one of the operations managers there says that the recent storm is really already making a huge difference. >> as soon as it cleared and the sun came out, we were packed. all week it's been super busy. >> you get up to the top and you see the lake, it's literally breathtaking. >> this is where the

since when you have 3 days, it’s better from the very beginning, in general, honored artist of russia, zara st. petersburg to vote on the petrograd side, at her place of registration. today is my arrival in my hometown. connected with the most important event in the life of our country, i came to vote at my place of registration, and the petrograd side, and i, as a patriot, as a caring person, really want my vote to be taken into account. vladislav golovin, hero of russia, legendary commander of a platoon of marines, call sign struna, gives his voice in ryazan. i think for myself that once we are given the opportunity. give your vote to influence the course of events, the development of our state, then accordingly we must use this opportunity. at the same polling station, cadets of their native educational institution, golovin, ryazan guards airborne command school, vote. zenaida kurbatova, lead. deposit - the best interest, up to 16% per annum in sberbank online. it’s easy to imagine the perfect home, so just imagine, and the click house will do the rest, from a dream to a home one click h

. >> and zara is telling the chronicle that they will stay open until the end of the year. >> this comes on the heels of macy's announcement to close the flagship store. this will impact about 500 jobs. >> for about 70 years, macy's held a flower show on the first floor of that store. this is footage from the 2018 show. it all ended during the pandemic. >>> but to carry the tradition, they put on union square in bloom. >> reporter: for years now, the pandemic has cast a dark shadow over union square, but on this day the crowds were back and enjoying a splash of color five minutes at a time. >> so it looks like we invited some folks to a party and they really came. >> reporter: it has been a while since this many people filled union square, both most of them are here waiting for hours for an opportunity that at best was pretty short-lived. >> i woke up at 5:00 a.m. just to come here. it is insane. i feel like we have pretty much nailed it. we nailed it to come early. >> reporter: welcome to san francisco's tulip day. on either end, tens of thousands of people waited for their chance to ta

another big retailer zara will close its store on post street.xpires in january, and the company zara has anothet emporium center, which used to be known as westfield mall. that store will stay open. the california public utilities thao boost internet access within tribal and underserved communities. the cpuc decision is the result of the state's broadband for all initiative. for the first time, some housing developments funding are now ele improve connectivity. a grant program to helpútribal areas ton line with state guidelines. pg and e bills will go up by another $5 a month as soon as april. the california public utilities commission unanimously approved another rate hike to pay the half billion dollars pg and e spent on reducing wildfire risk and other safety upgrades. this increase is on top of hikey of this year, and a separate increase expected next year. critics demonstrated outside the cpuc hearing in san francisco, protesters asked why customers should pay more when pg and e just announced a $2 billion profit hikes are at the expense of

zara will close its store on post street in san francisco.it does have another store at emporium center, which used to be known as westfield mall that will stay open, and the store, north face will also be closing its store on union square atúthe end of the month. the outdoor clothing company started in san francisco in the past several months, union square has seen closure announcements from several brands. now, the newly renamed emporium center shopping mall has also seen several vacancies. north face says it stores in santa clara, berkeley, walnut creek and palo alto will stay open. it is 516. the long awaited restoration of san francisco's castro theater ist& underway now. >> yes it is. it's the firstc $t to give the theater a whole new look. you can see the movie screen now exposed there, scaffolding from floor to ceiling. those in charge of the restoration project say their main goal is to recapture the magic of the 100 year old movie theater. >> we want to so that when peope come back in, it'll be new and it'll be a surprise and it'll

zara phillips, who always looks fabulous. yeah, i love phillips. her many love zara phillips. met her many times. the most down to times. she is the most down to earth person could possibly earth person you could possibly imagine. is . princess imagine. she really is. princess anne a brilliant job in anne did a brilliant job in raising phillips be raising zara phillips to be normal and her brother. >> and point was there peter >> and the point was there peter phillips and phillips. they phillips and zara phillips. they are on. they're not on are not right on. they're not on board. lord or lady. yeah. >> mr and miss so was also princess eugenie . princess eugenie. >> that was princess eugenie and mr >> i have nothing i've got nothing on eugenie prince andrew's daughter she looked very nice in white. she's lovely i bet she has a lovely life right. the government have announced their new definition of extremism. >> so which incite hatred >> so groups which incite hatred and democracy and undermine democracy will be named extremes. named and shamed as extremes. they're to. we don'

and tonight, the san francisco chronicle is reporting that zara is closing its union square location by the end of the year. but for all of those closures, there is one big opening to tell you about tonight. a toilet. and before you poopoo it as no big deal, this john was a big story last year when its initial cost was estimated to be $1.7 million. it turned out to be 300 grand after the city got a gift. the throne was gracefully lowered down into town square in noie valley, and it should be opened by the end of the month. >>> in four days a blizzard dropped 400 inches of snow in california, ending the state's snow drought. but february was also the warmest on record globally, and we're already seeing signs of an early spring. so what's going on? here's more in tonight's project earth. >> reporter: it was a monster blizzard. >> we're trying to get out, but i think we're stuck here tonight. >> reporter: the storm slammed california with heavy snow, high winds, and treacherous whiteout conditions. but the aftermath simply epic. in just four day, six to ten feet of snowfall. concern ove

or in australia, people symbolically took the bodies of gazan children and went to zara stores. the branches of various brands that support the zionists have turned into empty buildings. before us starbucks was busy 24 hours a day, but now you can see that no one is here. president in a message to the commemoration conference seyyed jamaluddin asadabadi called this great figure of the islamic world one of the founders of jihad tabayin. mr. raisi also shares the awakening and unifying thoughts of seyyed. he considered jamaluddin asadabadi to be a unique model for fighting against tyranny, colonialism and arrogance in the islamic world. the president stated that even today the axis of resistance has become a symbol of faith, hope, will and self-sacrifice in the eyes of the world by grasping the idea of ​​islamic awakening and said: the brave men and women of the axis of resistance are shining models for all ages and generations have become the second monitoring meeting of the national housing movement plan the presence of the minister of roads and urban development ended. in this

zara has another store at emporium center, which used to be known as the westfield mall.at store will stay open and north face will also be closing its store at union square at the end of the month. the outdoor clothing company started in san francisco. in the past severalc months. use. union square has seen several stores close the newly renamed emporium center shopping mall has also seen several vacancies. north face says it stores in santa clara, berkeley, walnut creek and palo alto will remain open. welcome to the nine. i have indeed shopped atúsome of those at union square stores. but, you knowl honestly, i mostly shop online these days or i'll shop closer to home. i don't live in san francisco anymore, but i got to tell you, that union square area is where you go. >> i'll take people that come to visit to pick up the red bus, and we'll go on the double decker bus it's a pretty cool place to do that because there's parking right downstairs underneath. going to be like the central area where people meet, where you can take visitors, you can get on the bus. i mean, it'

signatures now a a penned letter um, to stop the armed sales to the israeli regime, and i believe it was zara saltana mp it, but what we have to remember is there's six..." 150 mps across constituencies in britain, so that's 515 uh mps who have not signed this uh letter and who did not vote for a cease fire and who are pretty much therefore pro-genocide as far as i can say, i think that we have to be, we have to remember that we also have eight operational elbit systems for people who don't know elbit, it's israel's largest private arms manufacturer. "we have eight operational factories, now palestine action are doing a very sterling job of trying to disrupt the factories and and to shut them down for a day here and a day there, um, but at the same day, you know, we have export licenses are plenty, and these uh factories are making a whole array of munitions right from macava tank parts to helicopter rotaries to to the lens, the lenses used by in the sniper rifles by israeli snipers." we know that israeli snipers have been killing women and children and we've got evidence, we have footage of

zara has another store at emporium center. it used to be known as westfield mall. there and north face will be closing its store at union square at the end of the month. the outdoor clothing company started in san francisco in the past several months. union closed. the newly renamed named emporium center shopping mall has also seen a lot of vacancies. north face says its stores in santa clara, berkeley, walnut creek and palo alto will stay open. >> golden state warriors star steph curry is expected to undergo medical tests today to determine how long he'll be out, following an injuryúto his right loss to the chicago bulls at22t- chase center. curry limped off the court and into the locker room with on the clock. klay thompson describes what he saw in the locker room. >> he had his ankle wrap on and he was icing his ankle. but i know, we're going to miss him if he does have time off. we've been in this position before where he has had time off. and we just got to do it collectively. >> draymond green says he expects curry to undergo an mri sometime today. despite th

macy's the north face and zara recently announcing plans to close. >> if you're sad when there's an announcement that a business that you love is leaving, think about the last time you came down. think about the last time you supported them. events like this activate this space. >> they draw people into union square, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins believes the square is now safe for visitors, with police officers providing high visibility won. that union square is a place that is now safe. that we are investing law enforcement resources in, so that when people come here, they're not worried about their safety. >> it's definitely sad to hear the news of the city and the financial situation that it's in. but coming here and seeing the flowers, i think definitely makes people feel better for a little bit. lifelong city residents know union square's comeback will take time, but for now, the flowers are blooming. >> you know, with all things they will change eventually, and i'd like to hope and think that good things will come out of it. and, that's will continue to blossom and grow i

and just a few blocks down global retailer, zara is shutting down the business.es in january 2025. and a spokesperson says it. they're not going to be renewing. that store is also located on post street. the location at emporium center, the former westfield san francisco center, though, is staying open and the castro after more than 2 decades of business, their seafood restaurant catches shutting down the final dinner service is tomorrow. the restaurant hosted guests in a historic building on market street. the location was officially deemed a landmark in 2004 for being the original home of the names project. that's a memorial to honor the lives lost to aids. still ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 6, a man was arrested after police say threatened to kill several people that. >> youtube headquarters. we have the latest on that. plus, parents of college students taking some extra security measures to protect their children. tell you about the bay area campuses that are affected and a program helping to give incarcerated people jump start in >> more on that breaking

one brother survived biologist zara mcdonald's with the field, a conservation fund and puma project says human encounters with mountain lions are rare where the attack happened because it is rural. she suspects the brothers were searching for antler sheds near a sleeping lion and it was spooked. she says you are less likely to come across the big cat in the bay area because they are used to us and do whatever they can to stay away. are the urba% wild land interface. so we are. >> right at the urban edge lions that navigate. >> this edge are extremely vigilant. and, you know, avoided of humans. they go out of their way to avoid humans. and if you about all of the people living in and around the bay area and los angeles, these large urban areas, lions are amazing at avoiding us. if you do come across an aggressive one, mcdonald says fight back. >> for the lions, eyes and nose to hopefully disorient the animal and eventually retreat. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> health officials in marin county are issuing a warning as a highly contagious respiratory tract infection, known as whoopi

retailer was founded in san francisco back in 1964, and late this afternoon, the chronicle reports that zaraosing its union square store on post street as well. today's announcement comes a week after macy's confirmed it's closing its flagship store in union square. since the start of 2023, more than three dozen downtown san francisco retailers have closed or announced plans to close. >> well, despite that disappointing news, san francisco mayor london breed came out strong today for the state of the city address. she's fresh off a few wins on election day. abc seven news reporter suzanne fonda is in the newsroom with a closer look. suzanne dan mayor london breed says she's tired of the negativity and the city's successes are not a fluke. >> breed says she's sending a strong message to critics. san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer. breed hopes her critics will hear her message loud and clear that san francisco is making a strong recovery during the state of the city today, mayor london breed highlighted her administration's big wins on public safety. breed

zara is shutting down the business. lease expires in january. and a spokesperson tells us they will not be renewing. that store is also on post street. the location at emporium center. the former westfield san francisco center is staying open and in the castro after more than 2 decades of business seafood restaurant catch will be closing the final dinner services tomorrow. the restaurant hosted guests in a historic building here on market street. the location was officially deemed a landmark in 2004 for being the original home of the names project, a memorial to honor the lives lost due to aids. >> fire crews are on the scene of a grass fire in antioch right now. you can see from this time lapse video, the smoke from the pg and e camera there. it's burning along west 4th street, the size of the fire is currently fewer than 5 acres, definitely hopefully they can get a handle on those flames. >> let's hope so. meteorologist lawrence karnow has been. >> tracking the winds there and the weather in general. >> and he joins us now with a look at what

one brother survived biologist zara mcdonald's with the field, a conservation fund and puma project says human encounters with mountain lions are rare where the attack happened because it is rural. she suspects the brothers were searching for antler sheds near a sleeping lion and it was spooked. she says you are less likely to come across a big cat in the bay area because they are used to us and do whatever they can to stay away. are the urban wild land interface. so we are. >> right at the urban edge lions that navigate. >> this edge are extremely vigilant. and, you know, avoided of humans. they go out of their way to avoid humans. and if you about all of the people living in and around the bay area and los angeles, these large urban areas, lions are amazing at avoiding us. if you do come across an aggressive one, mcdonald says fight back. >> for the lions, eyes and nose to hopefully disorient the animal and eventually retreat. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> police in antioch are investigating after a man was found shot to death in a parked car. police say they found the 36 year-o

you just skim, alda zara. so for the 1st time in more than 70 years, a chinese foreign minister is visiting new zealand. it's seen as an important test of trade and diplomatic ties. as adrian brown reports from wellington, the visit comes against the backdrop of concerned about china is growing influence in the south pacific. a long use visit was idly confirmed 5 days ago. his welcome from new zealand is foreign minister. winston pizza is one of the few events open to the media. they'll be no news conference. peter says china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now. complex because new zealand are united states ally is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the united states australia in brita

you to skim, alda zara. so a tolerance probably minnesota is vowing to do whatever he can to tackle a pollution in the north of the country or size and farm is assessing midland. blaze for crow clearance have created has that a smoke and breathing problems for many. as tiny chang reports chan my has become one of the wells most polluted cities because of high levels of fine pasco dust in the highly coped to help us in the haze. overlay can know them thailand, filling its tank. it takes off to fight the forest paws that have filled the with smoke. but the real problem is here, slash and burn farming across the low and become region. with the cool and harvested the dried stokes and stubble of satellites, the remains piled back into the carpets. i can save a lot of money by budding. what is left over whatever is left would make a good foot lie. so for the land and the land can be used right away. this, the fuss spreads clouds of acrid smoke below up into the ash breaks up into fine particle dust known as p. m.

and just hours later, the chronicle reports zara is closing its union square store on post street as well. >> now, these announcements come just a week after macy's confirmed the closing of its flagship store in union square. since the start of 2023, more than three dozen downtown san francisco retailers have closed or announced plans to close. san francisco mayor london breed held her state of the city address today on that news, she touted though a few of her election day wins from tuesday. one is over measure e, a proposition she put on the ballot. >> we will be installing new public safety cameras in high crime areas, deploying drones for auto theft, car break ins and other crimes. san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer. >> you can read much more about her policy plans for the city, including a new 30 by 30 initiative for downtown. that story is on our front page. abc7 news.com. >> in the east bay, there's a new group going around berkeley with the mission to protect cal students on campus. it's an idea from a group of students, parents and commun

vámonos a san francisco, que está enfrentando otro importante cierre, ya que la tienda zara anunció que, que está ubicada en el centro comercial stone town galería, permanecerán abiertas y que no se verán afectadas y frente a grandes cambios, vaya que sí. y todo llegó a su punto álgido la semana pasada, cuando macy's anunció los planes de cerrar su tienda en el año que viene. ahora bien, seguido también de la tienda de north face, que también cerrará sus puertas. el 8 de marzo. hoy se conmemora el día internacional de la mujer y es una fecha que tiene mucha historia detrás. se ha preguntado desde cuándo y por qué se conmemora este día en todo el mundo? vamos a repasar rápidamente los eventos más importantes hasta ahora para tener un contexto mayor de ello. entre 1909 y 1913 comienza todo el partido socialista de estados unidos promovió este día en el marco de las luchas por los derechos igualitarios para la época y luego, años después, esta lucha se mantuvo. y es por eso que en 1948 miles de mujeres organizaron su primera convención nacional y la razón de ella era rechazar y protestar p

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you just skim, alda zara. so the ceremony is being held in the swedish capital, stockholm, to mark the country. joining nato, politicians and military personnel gathered for the occasion, suite and officially joined nato. 11 days ago, becoming the 32nd member of the security alliance, the decision was set in motion by neighboring russia's invasion of ukraine. 2 years ago, a russian president vladimir putin says he's country will not be intimidated as he welcomed an election victory. that puts him on course to be the longest serving russian leader in more than 200 years. you're shuffled out of the reports from us. it was the result that didn't surprise anyone relating to prison will stay russia's president for at least another 6 years. as you pay is due to i'd like to thank all of russian citizens. we are old 110 year old russian citizens who came to voters. it's very important to say this is not the legal formality, just the russian people have a source of power in this country. they were few ways russians cou

you just skim, alda zara. so for the 1st time in more than 70 years, a chinese foreign minister is visiting new zealand. this is seen as an important test of trade and diplomatic ties between the nations. as adrian brown reports from wellington, the visit comes against the backdrop of concerned about china is growing influence in the south pacific. a long use visit was idly confirmed 5 days ago. his welcome from new zealand is foreign minister. winston pizza is one of the few events open to the media. they'll be no news conference. peter says, china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship in poland because china is new zealand because trading pop now complex because new zealand, the united states satellite is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the uni

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the global fashion brand zara is set to close its store on post street.cation in san francisco at the former westfield mall, now called the emporium, that will remain are g increased safety that intersection, which is located near the athletic fields at the school. itgs a three way junction with no stop signs or traffic lights. >> it's one of this intersection is that it's not really built with the safety features in mind of students that go across thate crosswalk. >> over 200 parents have signed speed limit at thatlling for re- advocates say the city measuresr schools, such asúmonta vista high and kennedy middle school, that have similar three way junctions choosing not to putc that they would rather not slow down cars for a few seconds to stop at the stop sign to let kids through. they're prioritizing that over the safety of our kids. >> i can summarize it in, two words. speak up a collective voe needs to be some kind of voice that's being brought to the city n >> theúcommunity group walk, bike, cupertino says a car hit two students at that intersection

one brother survived biologist zara mcdonald's with the field, a conservation fund and puma project says human encounters with mountain lions are rare where the attack happened because it is rural. she suspects the brothers were searching for antler sheds near a sleeping lion and it was spooked. she says you are less likely to come across the big cat in the bay area because they are used to us and do whatever they can to stay away. are the urban wild land interface. so we are. >> right at the urban edge lions that navigate. >> this edge are extremely vigilant. and, you know, avoided of humans. they go out of their way to avoid humans. and if you about all of the people living in and around the bay area and los angeles, these large urban areas, lions are amazing at avoiding us. if you do come across an aggressive one, mcdonald says fight back. >> for the lions, eyes and nose to hopefully disorient the animal and eventually retreat. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> new at 10 benicia city leaders say that they're working on a lot of reduce accidental release of hazardous chemicals from

north face says they are closing while zara says they will stay open until the end of the year. these announcements comes after macy's big announcement to close their flagship store. for more than 70 years, macy's held a flower show on the first floor of their union square store. this is video from 2018, and the show ended in 2020 during the pandemic. to carry on the tradition, the city and businesses put on "union square in bloom." >> reporter: for years now, the pandemic has cast a dark shadow over union square, but on this day the crowns were back. and they were enjoying the splash of color five minutes at a time. >> so it looks like we invited some folks to a party and they really came. >> reporter: it has been a wild since this many people really felt union square, but most of them were here waiting for hours for an opportunity that at best was really short-lived. >> i woke up at 5:00 in the morning just to come here. it is insane. i feel like we pretty much nailed it. >> yeah. we nailed it to come early. >> reporter: welcome to san francisco's total of day. it created a ra

fighting against the bigger branch -- brands like zara and h&m.as global brands with the various markets that you operate. what is your competitive edge? dione: the first thing is around rdna and design philosophy. it's all around thoughtfulness. it's historically a disempowering space. womenswear is all about looking great and beautiful. not so much about form, function, comfort. how do we can -- combine form and function with comfort and versatility, mileage? that's the core of who we are. in terms of target audience as well, we are really clear in terms of our niche and focus, in terms of the audience. someone in the 30's to 40's. someone like you and me. multifaceted, biz me. not seeking trends. she looking for versatility. mileage that takes her from day to night. convenience. haslinda: let's talk about growth. you've been talking about double-digit growth. when it comes to growth markets in indonesia, malaysia, vietnam, talk to us about how you intend to grow in this market. dione: we see our growth in a couple of different segments. one is

doing and i don't mean to single out nike because the big brands, all the big brands do this h&m, zarae finding the cheapest places to manufacture their goods and that's how they keep prices low. so they're pitting countries, and they're pitting small factories against small factories. so in in vietnam, in bangladesh you have all these small business people who set up factories and get contracts with these multinational brands, and then, you know, and then find themselves really squeezed because the brands are dictating the pricing. and so the manufacturers have to figure out how to make things cheaper. it's cruel and and the other problem is that this capital, you know, the capital from these multinational brands is nation less so when country fails them, say bengal fails them somehow they can look for new places, manufacture. so it really is countries against countries, small countries against folks, small contractors. this is all business. right? this is the state of global business. this globalization. but we can run an end run. we can do an end run around this s, this tragedy by,

macy's the north face and zara recently announcing plans to close. >> if you're sad when there's an announcement that a business that you love is leaving, think about the last time you came down. think about the last time you supported them. >> events like this activate this space. they draw people into union square, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins believes the square is now safe for visitors, with police officers providing high visibility won. that union square is a place that is now safe. that we are investing law enforcement resources in, so that when people come here, they're not worried about their safety. >> it's definitely sad to hear the news of the city and the financial situation that it's in. but coming here and seeing the flowers, i think definitely makes people feel better for a little bit. >> lifelong city residents know union square's comeback will take time, but for now, the flowers are blooming. >> you know, with all things they will change eventually and i'd like to hope and think that good things will come out of it. and sf will continue to blossom and grow in s

north face is closing at the end of the month and zara tells the chronicle they will stay open until the end of the year. the closures come on the heels of macy's big announcement to close their flagship san francisco store. we don't know when that store is expected to close but we do know it will impact around 500 jobs . for more than 70 years, macy's held a flower show on the first floor of their union square store. video you are looking at is from the 2018 show. that show ended in 2020 when the pandemic rolled around. to carry on the tradition, the city and businesses put on union square in bloom . and as john ramos reports, tulip day is about more than just flowers. >> reporter: for years the pandemic has cast a dark shadow over union square. on this day, the crowds were back, enjoying a splash of color , five minutes at a time. >> it looks like we invited some folks to a party and they really came. >> reporter: it is been a while since this many people filled union square, but most of them are here waiting for hours for an opportunity that at best, was pretty short-lived. >> i w