the most beautiful thing was that the zone, hub and company they didn't say any zuni. do we give up the one we have, or do we divide haft haab with which company ? dialogue , dialogue, qoya, the last session of the voice system, i don't like it please cooperate with us. the audio system of the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs was repeating itself and it was not correct . there was also a list . prepare a list. i will get it to you today. i told you about the transit . i said, "please, our road transit ." radio news agency . they came to hear the musical accompaniment, but the sound of gunfire prevailed. these images sat on the silver screen in front of the audience four years ago. but a group of moscow residents saw these images live and directly. british and american media published a statement and attributed this attack to isis, but russian authorities deny it. less than 20 hours after this incident, the claim that the statement was fake was repeated in cyberspace. a group of people in the virtual world also used the hashtag of israel as isis, and they

a nicer thing was that they didn't mention zone hub and the company. we are handing over or dividing these haft haabs to which company this dialogue is left in our minds , there are also dialogues for the minister of cultural heritage and tourism to write a dialogue for, as well as the traffic police, whose commander used to be this kind of traffic. he had rejected the transport. culture and tourism said the derby and not the derby that mr. sahrai said, he was also thinking of preparing a list . prepare a list, i will deliver it to you today . i said that the road transit, the transit of the minister of road, was like the corridor of farangi, like the corridor of a wedding, like the story of the growth of a story with a reward close to it. what was worse was that instead of the model model, mr. minister should say that this model is closer to the busier model and closer to the reward. in the mode of the minister of communications , the phase is also foreign. god willing, the first phase will be put into operation next year . add the platform and the se

hub for the special new maritime car door. and also you can see there on the map, the zone in which separate authorities are possible for search and rescue. should these ships get into any sort of distress? no. this maiden voyage, departing from logic a very much seen as a much needed test case to try and get some of some more humanitarian aid into gaza at a time when countries are also be looking at air dropping 8. and for example, know this is something which will bring some will, can release the world. so hearing from agency saying this is just a distraction and what's really needed is greater humanitarian access via land. israel has welcomed this initiative overall says it's trying to get here monetary and 8 into but it certainly has to is real faced, plaintive criticism, particularly from humanitarian aid organizations about just how difficult it's been to get supplies into a specific territory. this is one step along the way. this journey will not be easy . it's would take even on a good day at least 15 hours. but we're hearing given the fact that it's tugging plenty of cargo not to go into the days. but what looks like

hubs in moscow and elsewhere. and they sent you investigators of in a zone and the crime scene by one covered a file apparently used by that service. as was multiple immunization clips. we saw a we heard from that, i witnesses flag defense. i put city hole in las vegas, so i was hoping for some people, liars, to escape the shooting from the news basements to the i didn't see any one while we were running out just pools of blood stripes of blood right there on the 1st floor when i was getting out, we could feel the fuse when we were still in the basement. so it had to have been rising up from below. because the hall itself is on an incline. the fuel started catching fire and probably filled up the ventilation system which pushed it down to the basement and boiler rooms. then emergency services broke the door down. someone i think it was security called for a 2nd group. we called back and they all made it outside. right, let's, uh, the guy set. so what was going on? what is the, what does a little this may ask us live now? so really, who is i'm to who comment sites a steve, we'll see if they seem to laptops here and

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

zone with increased private security. it will also establish an ambassadors ambassadors program, fund employee safety training, and subsidized transportation for employees to and from work and transit hubs. the program will be rolled out in the coming weeks. >> now to that parking lot protest out at the oakland coliseum. while the a's were playing their first game of the year on opening night, there was a large group of fans making a statement by not going in. the official team announced attendance inside the ballpark was 13,522, but as abc seven sports anchor casey pratt explains, the real story was outside. >> thousands packed the parking lot. there was live music, there were giveaways, there were flags everywhere. fans were fired up and the whole goal of the evening for the fans was to show that they care, but not go inside the coliseum. if you look at the attendance, 13,000 for an opening night, that is very low. but these fans proved that they're still here. >> yeah, you know, i would have liked to seen all those guys inside the stadium tonight. you know? but, you know, they're fighting for something. they believe in, you know? and so at the end of the day, you know, as long as the

zone with increased private security. it will also establish an ambassadors ambassadors program, fund employee safety training, and subsidized transportation for employees to and from work and transit hubsm will be rolled out in the coming weeks. >> now to that parking lot protest out at the oakland coliseum. while the a's were playing their first game of the year on opening night, there was a large group of fans making a statement by not going in. the official team announced attendance inside the ballpark was 13,522, but as abc seven sports anchor casey pratt explains, the real story was outside. >> thousands packed the parking lot. there was live music, there were giveaways, there were flags everywhere. fans were fired up and the whole goal of the evening for the fans was to show that they care, but not go inside the coliseum. if you look at the attendance, 13,000 for an opening night, that is very low. but these fans proved that they're still here. >> yeah, you know, i would have liked to seen all those guys inside the stadium tonight. you know? but, you know, they're fighting for something. they believe in, you know? and so at the end of the day, you know, as long as they're support

hubs in communities to help them navigate power, housing and communication challenges stemming from these severe weather events. the foundation is even referencing our newly released community disaster resilience zoneswher these new homes in the future. these are the partners we need at thefor every dollar that we invest in mitigation, in resilience saves six dollars in recovery. o"partners who are ready to pull up a chair, help us connect the dots, and extend our reach into the corners and committees atwee reaching. we need partners who can help us meet people where they are at instead of we need them to help us build capacity, help us inform communities across america about the importance of understandg r, making a plan, and taking actions. because like i said before, we cannot do this all on our own. we need all of you with us at the table. so, before i close, let me leave yowith this. think broader. you are all here today so i know that you are already interested in this work. but look around you and see who is missing from this room today. what other partners, what other collaborataned to have at the te rooms where the decisions are being made? and then, think ahead. what will our future look l

zone with increased private security. it will also establish an ambassadors program, fund employee safety training, and subsidized transportation for employees to and from the transit hubs. the program will be rolled out in the coming weeks. blue shield ceo paul markovich issued a statement saying, it's important that we do what's needed to not only protect our people who live and work here, but support our community as we work together to revitalize this great city. >> a concord man has been convicted of throwing explosives at police during a chase from san francisco to the east bay. daniel garcia led police on that chase last october after assaulting somebody at saints peter and paul church. he threw pipe bombs at officers as they pursued him from the city. all the way to martinez. garcia will be sentenced in april. >> turning now to the weather, more rain is on the way. yes. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel here. with the forecast and the outlook for easter sunday. >> yes, indeed. >> i know all the pressure is on larry and ama. let me show you live doppler seven right now and we'll talk about what's happening first at this hour. and then we'll go into wh

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

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zone with increased private security. it will also establish an ambassador program, fund employee safety training, and subsidized transportation for employees to and from work and transit hubs. this program will be rolled out in the coming weeks. >> thousands of a's fans staged a protest in the parking lot of the oakland coliseum. the team was opening up the season yesterday. some fans say they wanted to make a statement by staying out of the stands. a manager at the live desk with the story for us this morning. yeah, reggie, the a's say the official attendance inside the ballpark was about 13,522 people. >> that's a low attendance total for an opening night, according to the abc seven sports department. but much of the activity was actually outside the stadium. there was live music, food, games and even fan sponsored merchandise giveaways, a tailgate of sorts that lasted the entire duration of the game. fans. we spoke with say they want to continue supporting the team they love, while also showing the team management they strongly disapprove of their eventual move to las vegas, the lack of fans in the stands didn't go unnoticed by players. >> yeah, you know, i would have l

reports from the board of the town of the hub on it happens twice a week. thousands of haitians cross the border with a domain. it can be public to a free trade zone to buy food and other items to take back to haiti. but because of the ongoing crisis, those arriving are desperate to take back whatever they can. 6 janet says she buys beef to resetting hating. there is no food in haiti, and there are too many problems. patients are facing the calamity right now. i take this back instead of 2 other cities. it is the only thing i can do right now. people buy beef sausages and any protein they can afford. people here however, there's almost no food in many areas in haiti because of the ongoing situation. and that's why they come here to buy these vegetables and anything else they can find. a fluid is in the dominican republic refers to places such as this one as that survival market because it's meant to cover people most basic needs. there is another market at the border where people buy ex medicines in other goods. patients are not allowed to stay in the dominican republic, in spite of the violence on the streets in hating where the government has ex

zone with increased private security. it will also establish an ambassadors program, fund employee safety training and subsidized transportation for employees to and from work and transit hubs. the program will be rolled out in the coming weeks. thousands of a's fans staged a protest in the parking lot of the oakland coliseum. while the team opened up the season yesterday, some fans said they wanted to make a statement by staying out of the stands. a man is at the live desk with the story for us. >> good morning reggie. the a's say the official attendance inside the ballpark was about 13,522 people. that's a low attendance total for an opening night, according to the abc seven sports department. but much of the activity was actually outside the stadium. there was live music, food, games and even fan sponsored merchandise giveaways, a tailgate of sorts that lasted the entire duration of the game. fans we spoke with say they want to continue supporting the team they love, while also showing team management. they strongly disapprove of their eventual move to las vegas. the lack of fans in the stands didn't go unnoticed by the players. >> yeah, you know, i would have liked to s

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

zone, an area staffed with off duty police officers. there will be buddy escorts to help people to and from places like offices and restaurants and transportation for employees to and from work and transit hubsnesses. >> bottom line is we're trying to keep our employees safe, and we have seen rising crime, particularly in 2023 over 2022. in oakland. and, that's contributed to a sense of concern amongst our employees. and we just want to make sure that they can come to work, be safe and be productive. >> all four companies previously had their own security programs, but now they're joining together. >> i think we do need a presence. you know, we need patrolling, some kind of deterrent to deterrent to, you know, to move these criminals out of the way and, you know, keep people safe. >> while some employees are excited to see the increased patrols, some say it's unnecessary. >> we've been walking here for the last 7 or 8 years, this neighborhood has always been just like any other city and others already talking about other areas that need help too. >> they should also try jack london if they're going to increase it, increase it at all times they evening as well as night. >> right now this prog

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

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hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in the market, more ai companies looking for s

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

zone with increased private security. it also established an ambassadors program, fund employee safety training, and subsidized transportation for employees to and from work and transit hubsis going to be rolled out in the coming weeks. now let's see what traffic looks like on this friday. hi, amanda. >> hi, reggie. we'll start in the south bay, san jose, both directions of 101. good news there. no delays. and then to richmond, our camera there showing a quiet commute as well. reggie back to you. >> we're going to check in with to help you get the best result possible. the bonds from injury attorneys call one 808 million. >> are you ready for ultra reliable, ultra fast, award winning internet and better mobile experience? astounding service and savings tailored to your needs, all from astound. more value, superior customer service. get internet for just $20 a month and add unlimited mobile on one of the nation's largest, most reliable 5g networks, free for 12 months. be astounded and switch today! >> bet you didn't see that. but if you were an atlas and could detect things in 0.0 two seconds, you would have the atlas with front assist get 1.9% apr financing, or a $3,000 c

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zonings not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in the market, m

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zonings not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in the market, m

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoningevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in the market, more ai c

hub? >> i do, i think they work together. san francisco right now has a strong vacancy problem in our office space. and there is a back-story to that. our zoning downtown has not prevented other uses, in terms of permitting uses of the multi-story building has been open including allowing residential but we put other barriers, cost and code barriers et cetera and what happened also during the height of our preevious boom is that, the amount that tech companies were willing to pay for office space bid everything out so we-without intentionally zoning a single use downtown, we de facto became a single use downtown and thereat is the opportunity you are pointing out. now because downtown was so convertible from work from home, particularly as tech based downtown was and how much companies put at the market in the office spaces we are seeing high vacancy now, all most 30 percent so there is lot of square feet but that presents a lot of opportunity. we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in t