monday morning at 8:00. we re talking about north northeasterly winds, very dry conditions. any fires that develop will quickly explode in size so very critical that we keep our eye on this. 4:00 a.m., you will notice the winds in stronger at the higher elevations which is why we are concerned about the fire danger. this is a wind advisory. power outages and downed tree limbs. here s a look at the temperatures. tomorrow, it is warmer but still in the comfort zone. it is really sunday that you start to see the temperatures coming up into the triple digits inland. look at this on monday. even hotter. 104 degrees in concord. along with the heat, the fire danger, we re talking about the smokier skies. larry? all right. see you in a few minutes. the bay area is included under a pg&e public safety power shutoff watch for sunday and monday. one step below a psps warning. that means conditions could end up leading to a power shut off in the next couple days. the wind event has de
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is to look at ways to even if the buildings, we don t go for higher performance of the building per se, what can we do to facilitate through programs, reducing the impeding factor, and the ultimate goal, might not be able to read all the numbers but in the report, being able to reduce those functional recovery times, not changing anything in the building but impeding factors, beyond that is the question of enforcing higher performance standards beyond the basic california building code forgiven that san francisco has a lot of tall buildings in close proximity that serve important functions both for office and for residential. so a quick kind of run through that, appreciate your attention, i think we will move on now to probably the first panel discussion. thank you. [applause] ok. our next panel is a discussion on strengthening building performance. i will be your, the facilitator for this paneling. with us, my first guest is john hooper, who is with the
from being helped to being homeless. ukrainian refugees are facing eviction like cutting benefits so that your approach is increasingly concerned that the price such help comes up on china accuses the u. s. of profiting from the ukranian crisis, saving it s european, carrying the burden of the consequences with broadcasting from moscow. this is our t. my name s unit o neill on 30 minutes of news and views start. now, we begin with the ukraine conflict, where russian and allied forces have either taken or really taken control of over 220 locality since february march, according to russia s and no date. the latest the is the ton of crust neatly mom, located in the north of been done yet region. it had long been one of the key fortified areas under ukrainian rule. in the dumbass region, russian troops 1st entered the city on may 23rd. with keir forces withdrawing to the south west without a pitched battle, or corresponding berman castro visited the outskirts of the city of done