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i'm super excited jessica yao and daughter olivia rose were planning a new rose bush at their home garden valley ranch in petaluma home to 8,000 rose bushes and hundreds of varieties, and they all need lots of water now that i know there's gonna be days of rain just super excited to get out there and so some seeds jessica says the drought has made growing roses. be tough, but the promise of rain brings. hope for the season the rain is super important just to create a nice water table and to help the roses get through the really cold periods. we put out the rain boots for people to come in this weekend. we found a lot of people at this ace hardware store in windsor getting storm ready. it's gonna be used to capture rainwater off of a shed roof into a rain barrel so that we can use that water for watering the garden a little bit of extra space. ski department at sports basement in berkeley was helping customers gear up for tahoe or snow was in the forecast i guess. it is sun up to. the first rain storm down here everybody starts thinking about skiing again gets excited is coming in looking

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native levar burton will be the grand marshal of the 2022 rose parade the theme of the rose parade is dream. believe achieve that couldn't be more fitting for burton who is an acclaimed children's tv host and literacy advocate. >> never underestimate the power of a dream. there is an absolute link between that which we dream and that which we achieve and the middle connector. is a match, a nation. i believe our imaginations of the superpowers of human beings. >> a reading rainbow used to be my favorite show growing up. burton says dreams are why he is where he is today. he says he and his family have long enjoyed the rose parade and he dreamed he would get the chance to be the grand marshal. one day. and look, it's happening. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a local school district's budget is short millions of dollars. >> what can happen in that district does not get its budget under control. i will welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news the time for you now. 04:30am, a radar harvey. thank you for joining us. >> on this october 6 and again, maybe your head now in the ro

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life because christ rose from the dead and gives life. justice because there is a finaljudgement where all that is good and all that is evil is judged by god. we mourn and grieve and so we must. we shudder at loss, how could we do otherwise? yet we also thank those who serve in politics. we need them, wejoin them in commitment to the life of hope through their service. a service to which all are called to emulate david in kindness, humour, grace and simply sheer goodness. above all, we hold to the christian certainty of life, to the joy ofjustice done. david, full of faith will rest in peace and rise in glory. grief remains the deepest pain. but god promises in and in light and love. and the enduring hope of resurrection. hymn let us pray. let us pray for the soul of david amess. and for all who have died in the service of parliament. received old lord in tranquillity and peace the soul of thy servant david. grant him rest and place him the soul of thy servant david. grant him restand place him in the soul of thy servant david. grant him

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and eventually rose _ this is it, i'm a soldier. and eventually rose to - this is it, i'm a soldier. and eventually rose to become | this is it, i'm a soldier. and | eventually rose to become a 4—star general. was an important to him to be the first black person to be doing things, the first black secretary of state? i things, the first black secretary of state? i think he was very proud _ secretary of state? i think he was very proud of _ secretary of state? i think he was very proud of his - secretary of state? i think he i was very proud of his heritage, he was very proud to be a black man but i think that he didn't want to be considered the, you know, the black chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the black secretary of state, he wanted to be considered the best, and again although that was, being a black man was a large part of his identity, i almost think being the child of immigrants wasjust as almost think being the child of immigrants was just as big a part of his identity, and he, again, wanted to be recognised for his

as for river rose, the officer you just heard from decided to foster the puppy and then adopt her. it was officer whitaker and his family who gave the pup her name, river rose. >>> air filters and mask mandates. that's something they're going to voice at the district meeting tomorrow, but the district says low numbers indicates the district's current strategy is working. so what's it going to be? >> reporter: refresh the unified district's covid cases and you'll see the covid cases are dropping. as of september 20, students and three staffers tested positive. as of today, no classroom had to quarantine. but teachers like sara goudy who teaches history says there is still room for improvement when it comes to testing. >> there are only ten testing sites throughout the entire district and they're only open from the hours of 8:00 to 4:00. there is very minimal testing. >> they rallied outside the school before the school board holds its meeting. among their demands, the school wants the district to provide testing sites at each school. >> we won't really know what the real infection r

what surprised me, rose, is _ reassuring people, though. twist surprised me, rose, is that reassuring people, though. kwisgt surprised me, rose, is that some mps who would ordinarily be very much keen on free market economics, you know, let the markets orchid out, wanting intervention for businesses by the government, and it could be that there are more energy companies that there are more energy companies that go under. that there are more energy companies that go under-— that go under. well, i think that is hiuhl that go under. well, i think that is highly likely- _ that go under. well, i think that is highly likely. there _ that go under. well, i think that is highly likely. there is _ that go under. well, i think that is highly likely. there is a _ that go under. well, i think that is highly likely. there is a general i highly likely. there is a general expectation that they have been too many energy companies to succeed, not all of them can in a free market, and that there will be consolidation and fewer suppliers. what is important, though, is to make sure that we do have the

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today the dow rose by more than 500 points after mayor banks reported strong earnings. also, the number of americans applying for unemployment dropped to the lowest level since the pandemic began. to some unions feel they have to leverage. lester >> all right gabe gutierrez tonight. thank you. >>> a well-known south carolina lawyer whose wife and son were killed in an unsolved murder case is under arrest for the second time tonight, this time on charges of stealing millions meant for the sons of his former housekeeper who also died catie beck has late details. >>> south carolina attorney alex murdaugh out of rehab and under arrest for the second time in a month. authorities announcing more charges in the already complex case today two felony counts of obtaining property by false pretenses, charges related to a 2018 wrongful death suit after murdaugh's family housekeeper gloria satterfield allegedly suffered a fall at his home and died a civil lawsuit filed on behalf of her sons alleged that murdaugh pursued an insurance settlement and kept nearly $3 million to himself.

the build—up of warming gases in the atmosphere rose to record levels last year, despite the pandemic. the prime minister says he's worried next week's climate change summit may not reach agreement on solutions. it's going to be very, very tough, the summit. and i'm very worried because it might go wrong. we might not get the agreements that we need. it's touch and go. it's very, very difficult, but i think it can be done. and i think if you look at what the uk has done, we've cut our own co2 emissions massively. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel: good news for england cricket fans, as ben stokes is added to the ashes squad who will head to australia next month. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the united nations says afghanistan is heading for catastrophe with millions facing starvation, and the harsh winter months still to come. the world food programme has warned 22 million people, about half the population, are suffering hunger on a daily basis. and the bbc has found evidence that some families are even selling their children to make ends meet. inter

red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> tonight, the biden white

. >>> i'm ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> commuters and fans got a surprise when they showed up in san francisco's powell street b.a.r.t. station today. they were greeted by none other than giants mascot lucille. he posed for pictures, and gave out high-fives. he is also encouraging people to avoid the traffic, and take public transit to the game, or walk. >> walking is always good. >>> let's get back over to oracle park, as we get a little closer to first pitch. >> reporter: the crowd has definitely built within the last half hour, which you expect as the game is getting ready to go. for the most part, it is all orange. there have been enough dodger fans that have come down that there is a good mix. it is starting to get colder out here, with the wind having picked up. a bit of a breeze, nothing new for any kind of game at oracle park. i don't think it will have any significant impact on the game, other than than what our typical whipping winds tend to have for a gi

the next generation levar burton was named grand marshal of the 2022 rose parade today. the theme is dream. believe achieve it will take place in pasadena on january first right before the rose bowl game. burton says he and his family are longtime fans of the parade and always hoped he might somehow get that honor. that doesn't even count jeopardy coming up next, another bay area city considers mandatory water reductions as a drought conditions worsen. >> where those cuts are expected after the bre tonight, the president city council likely declare a local drought emergency. >> declaring a won a stage 2 water shortage and mandate that pleasanton water customers, reduce their consumption by 15% city staff is recommending the council adopt the urgency ordinance and hire part-time temporary employees to staff the city's drought call center help with the assistance program and respond reports of leaks, water waste and general noncompliance pleasanton city staff is not recommending activating drought rates or excessive use penalties. right now, though, that could that could c

it's like a sunset, a rose garden, a baby's smile. it's something lovely that must be defiled if russia is going to dominate the world. so in order to correct what is good and beautiful, putin has spread the lie that these expressions of your devotion to joe biden are instead attacks on

take a look at the quick rate that rose to a record, just short of 3%. that is some real pickup that you've got to take notice of. people willing to quit their jobs because there is some confidence out there. you only quit your job if you feel confident you can get by and perhaps get another one. tom: it is a confidence of 4% gdp. i understand there's 47 decisions on glide paths, but the real glide path here is we are not in the boom economy of 12 months ago, but it is still a pandemic affected good economy. where will it be in a year? who knows? jonathan: you are unhappy with who you are working with. [laughter] plenty of other reasons. in the s&p come up 0.2%. good morning. on radio, on tv, this is bloomberg. ♪ leigh-ann: with the first word news, i'm leigh-ann gerrans. the dealmakers at j.p. morgan chase posted their best quarter yet. fees from advising on deals almost tripled in the third quarter. that crushed analyst estimates and helped push j.p. morgan's net income to $11.7 billion. ceo jamie dimon says the bank has weathered supply chain disrup

. >> he rose to the highest ranks not only in the military, but also in areas of foreign policy and state craft. >> o'donnell: plus, after powell's death, a new look at the immunocompromised people in the u.s. and the risk they face with covid even when fully vaccinated. americans kidnapped in haiti, the f.b.i. and state department join the effort to free more than a dozen americans including five children. what we're learning about the gang who took them. vaccine protests, some california parents vow to keep their children home instead of following the governor's vaccine mandate. the arbery trial, the scene outside the court as jury selection begins for three men charged with murdering ahmaud arbery while he jogged in georgia. what his mother is saying tonight about justice. deadly police ambush, the manhunt for the gunman who shot three deputies in houston, killing a new father just off paternity leave. and tony bennett-- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ singing his way into the guinness book of world records again. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from

levar burton will lead the parade in pasadena in the 108th rose bowl. the theme? dream, believe, achieve. for more news download our app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, october 6th, 2021. this is the cbs morning news. breaking his silence, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg hits back at a former whistle-blower. how he's defending the company in the wake of allegations. >>> debt ceiling showdown. lawmakers spar at a possible recession, the work around democrats are considering to end the standoff. >>> another shot of protection. new developments for millions of americans who received the johnson & johnson covid vaccine. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with new reaction from facebook ceo mark zuckerberg

memorial way back in the day, people revered him and, of course, you know the significance about the roses that they wore back in the day when he was assassinated. but the citizens of ohio and especially since several assassinated thought that it was befitting to actually come together and actually create a memorial to his legacy and memory and, of course, he's probably in my opinion ohio's most revered united states president because he was not only a house member but also susan the last u.s. civil war president. so i think the legacy that that produced and in addition to the fact that he was a assassinated probably contributed to them having this one wonderful memorial and it really truly is. >> it's impressive, the amount of space that it takes and the size of the memorial itself which i understood that the first lady was very much involved. >> that's correct, that's correct. >> the first lady's memorial museum is also on the same campus. >> that's right. >> talk about mrs. mckinley and her legacy and her role in the white house? >> absolutely. wonderful mate and wonderful supportive wi

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like the rose liqueur is pink from the rose petals itself. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: look how pretty that is. there seems to be a lot of incredible innovation that's taking place here. sophie newsome: it's the perfect place to be, at the source of the best ingredients to make our spirits. being part of the farm-to-table movement, but bringing it over to farm-to-glass. farm to glass. - yep. - that's a new one. yep. or farm-to-cask, if you talk to stuart. depends who you're talking to. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: is it unusual for a distillery to fabricate their own barrels? stuart newsome: it's very unusual, yes. the only other distillery that we know of, is jack daniel's. there she is, coming from the uk, what made you want to relocate your family here to the hudson valley? louise newsome: there was a little stuff along the way. we came from los angeles to nyack, new york, which is 20 miles north of manhattan, right on the hudson river. we were there until we bought this property, which was in march, 2015. we were very lucky to find this

and over that period of time, the private debt level rose the mot more margin debt. i just bought debt to boy to gamble and shares rose from what to say, pay just 13 percent of j pay and then crash right back down again. that's what i was the great depression. now that's sort of irresponsibility on the profit it saw it is the real thought of well achilles heel of capitalism and worrying about the government's behavior is frankly identified in the wrong problem. and peter, i'm gonna give you the final worry of 30 seconds before we go to break here. yeah, the problem was the federal reserve was created in 1913. it was there, easy money, policies in the latter part of the 1920s. that inflated that stock market bubble and what it pop, what created the depression, was the intervention as policies of herbert hoover and, and then franklin delano roosevelt. that's why we had a depression was because we had too much government and we had a central bank. if we didn't have either, then we wouldn't have had a depression at all. all right, i know you're on the line to buy stock m

hamilton: thank you, representative rose. i agree on the importance of manufactured homes as one piece of the solution to permit -- permanent abundant low-cost housing. some states have required their localities to permit manufacture homes -- manufactured homes on all lots across the state, nebraska as one example. i would argue that state policy or federal policy intended to increase the availability of manufactured homes needs to go further, addressing rules like minimum lot size requirements that make manufactured homes often not make sense when the differential between the lot and cost of the house is too large to be a logical market outcome. rep. rose: he mentioned the size of the lots, and i want to ask a follow-up question but let me stay on point here for a second. the statute requires when allocating grant money like cbg or home to communities to ensure those communities have manufactured housing considered as part of their affordable housing plans, hud has not utilized this part of the law and many communities exclu

zillow shows it's rent index rose 7 point one percent in june. that's are poorly the biggest annual jump since 2015. some say the rising rates have to do with the ongoing demand for housing and the high real estate price tags. some exports believe the federal eviction moratorium, which was extended by the centers for disease control and prevention through october. 3rd has kept eviction rates much lower. reporting for news is huge and harsh sweets r t and that is all for today show in the meantime, follow me on twitter at scottie and use. make sure that you use the hash tag team and b h, because we want you to be a part of our team and we appreciate your comments and more morally for the show and more download the portable dot tv app. it's free on your apple or android device. you can get all the programming on our t and our t america. like always thank you for watching at you later. ah, ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, with ah, with oh, oh yeah, it has to be rash. to be able to afford any thought and find the luxury, get for sure. despite having the most e

the average interest rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage rose to 30% last week. according to freddie mac that's the highest rate since april. the 15 year rate rose to 15.3%. mortgages dropping to 2.65%. >>> some consumer news for you. butter ball is recalling 14,000 found of ground turkey after reports of blue plastic was found in the meat. the recall items include a 2 1/2 pound of farm to family butter ball, all natural ground turkey with a sell-by date of october 18th. and 3 pound trays of kroger ground turkey with an october 17th date. so check those in your fridge if you have them. >>> the defending world series champs advance in the playoffs after knocking off the giants thanks to a questionable game-ending call. andy scholes has it all covered in this morning's bleacher report. hey, andy. >> got to feel bad for giants fans this morning. they won 109 games this year, best record in baseball. but their season comes to an end on a very questionable call. so, the game was tied at 1 into the 9th inning. codi bellinger batting 165 comes through for the dodgers wi

he rose to the highest levels of the u.s. government. >> it shows to the world what is possible in this country. shows that follow our model and over a period of time from our beginning, if you believe in the values we espouse, you can see things as miraculous as we sitting before you to receive your approval. >> martha: colon powell in 2001 reflecting on his past to become the first black secretary state. a trail that he blazed as national security adviser. his family announced his death from covid-related complications. he had cancer as well. he was 84. he played a major role in u.s. politics for decades. many wanted him to be a presidential candidate. instead, he was president bush's secretary of state. eight months before september 11th. back then, the country was focused on the pressing war on terror. centers in iraq, afghanistan. today we learn of frightening advances in chinese military technology. a very important issue for the country to face and to think about and to be ready for. we'll talk about that in a few minu

nicely, the market rose a little bit. are we underestimating the potential impact of this merck news >> i think from a direct perspective, the market gave a lot lot of credit to merck if you look more broadly than that, i think this is just one piece in the available treatment. so you have for healthy young people oral anti-virals could be very good if you get infected or a breakthrough infection but there are still a lot of other people at risk so those at high risk may need antibodies and the important thing for everybody to remember is vaccines are the primary prevention tool and the only way we get ourselves in a good position and get out of the pandemic is to get as many people vaccinated as possible. >> and vaccination rates have actually ticked up lately which itself is good news. this is not just merck as well you're our covid specialist but you are a pharma and bio tech analyst by trade talk to us about pfizer and roche and some of their oral, pill based treatments for covid. how are they looking if we can get th

household expectations for inflation when year ahead rose .1% to 5.3% in september. the expected inflation rate three years from now rose to the highest ratings in the survey eight year history. the biden administration urged a federal appeals court -- the justice department argues that the strictest law and the nation flouts more than 200 years of precedent. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. matt: i'm matt miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. stocks slightly lower as investors way inflation risks as well as look ahead to earnings season. the 10 year yield remains steady ahead of those auction results that we are expecting just moments away. plus u.s. small business owners say they have plenty of customers are growing frustrated by labor and supply shortages. a bloomberg report looks at thousands of decrepit oil and gas wells leaking methane across the u.s., the news is in shares of the country's biggest owner, diversified energ

it rose 11% after earnings beat estimates and the company raised its forecast. joining us for an exclusive interview is the ceo. michael, tell us about the drivers of your quarterly earnings in your rates forecast. what is behind it. >> thanks for the opportunity. we have it's from a dismount in her business, we have another quarter of double-digit organic growth, and we evened out our merchants more than a hundred basis points and it continues to generate significant cash flow. all that momentum has enabled us to employ over four billion dollars of cash this year towards bringing in new capabilities via m&a, so it is an exciting time. >> as i understand it, the role that you play in life sciences is to offer a lot of input. how are you affected by the pandemic interrupting supply chains, and even labor shortages. >> it has been a challenging environment to say the least. at least is beginning of the pandemic. at first, some of our markets, things like academia were hit the same time, things started to ramp as research for covid vaccine picked up in a significan

. >>> stocks rose yesterday with the s&p 500 closing at record highs. the nasdaq was the best performer at 1%. new home sales and consumer confidence, plus earnings. facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg, says the company will focus on young adults. one of the immediate shifts could be to instagram that will make real an essential part of the experience. samsung is partnering with best buy to offer in-store repairs for its phones. more than 100 stores across the country will offer repair service for galaxies starting today. sierra, back to you. >> i hope we don't have that many problems with our phones. >> thanks. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," we're tracking your commute and forecast this tuesday morning. kari has details. >> keep the jacket on, it will be cool today as we look at our temperatures compared to what is normal for the end of october, and some of us 10 degrees cooler than normal. concord reaching 65. a look at all our microclimates in the forecast, coming up. >>> the san mateo bridge, it's cool right now. there's something brewing over in th

electric crowd in this rose them to speak house warmer with the red sox already up 2, nothing. it's a grand slam get this test. the red sox. 3rd grand slam in this series alone. they roll 12 to 3 their 7th straight postseason win at fenway game 4 is tomorrow. what a series that has been. all right. that is you look at sports. we'll be right bac working from home means driving less, and now paying less for car insurance. with metromile's per-mile pricing... your rate is based on how much you actually drive. isn't that delightfully different? get your free quote at metromile.com. >> i'm just really grateful and excited. you know, it's surreal. >> tune to the 2 national teacher of the year honored at the white house today along with a few other teachers tabitha ross perot and giuliana or debate invited by the first lady. of course, joe biden is also a teacher. they say they are grateful for allies in the white house to continue to push for equity in the classroom. apple unveiled more new products today, including upgraded air pods. and for the first time in 5 years. new mac book c

zillow shows it's rent index rose 7 point one percent in june. that's are poorly the biggest annual jump since 2015. some say the rising rates have to do with the ongoing demand for housing and the high real estate price tags. some exports believe the federal eviction moratorium, which was extended by the centers for disease control and prevention through october. 3rd has kept eviction rates much lower. reporting for news is huge and hostile sweets r t and that is opportunity show. in the meantime, follow me on twitter at scottie and use, make sure that you use the hash tag team and b h because we want you to be a part of our team. and we appreciate your comments. and we're morally for the show and more download the portal that to be app. it's free on your apple or android device and get all the great programming here on our t n. r t. america. like always thank you for watching a to later. ah. join me every post on the alex simon. sure. when i'll be speaking to jeff in the world politics, small business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. so h

the white house flags are at half staff for general colin powell, the son of jamaican immigrants who rose to the highest levels of government, the nation's first black secretary of state died this morning from complications around covid. cnn has learned he suffered from a blood cancer and parkinson's disease. he was about to receive a booster shot of the covid vaccine this week when he got sick. colin powell not only broke barriers but crossed partisan lines, always in pursuit of what he thought was best for the country according to those who knew him best. >> in a statement, president biden described powell as a dear friend who quote having fought in wars understood better than anyone that military might alone was not enough to maintain our peace and prosperity. and vice president harris said this in the last hour. >> he obviously served with dignity, he served with grace. he was the epitome of what it means to be strong but at the same time so modest in terms of everything that he did and said. >> cnn's wolf blitzer honors the general's lifetime of service that spanned four presidencies

let's go north to santa rose a. that's where justin andrew is live. >> we have noticed the rain drops that has been picking up in the last 30 minutes like i said. if you are getting on the road this morning this is what you will see. puddles of water on the road. we have been tracking several crashes. when you talk about fire danger, firefighters had to shift gears. they went from the fire danger mode to now more of a storm mode because of the rainfall and firefighters say they are a little fearful with the winds that could come with the rain storms we are expecting over the next couple of days. they say it could knock downpour lines. they pointed to this weekend's forecast. that is when an atmosphere river could cause mudslides in burn scar areas. they are hoping that after this week fire season will officially be over. the north bay saw it's first rain drops fall last night around 7:00. at least here in santa rosa. it darnenned the roads before another heavier band of rainfall came down just after nine. people who

some having to evacuate their homes as water levels rose to unsafe levels. others have to be on standby in case they also have to evacuate. >> north bay residents are feeling the harsh impacts of this storm. >> we have kids in the house right now that are ready to go if needed. >> matt carlsen has been on this street for years. he says it has never been this flooded. >> it has been dry for the last four or five years but we have seen some pretty big storms and nothing like this at all. >> the water has been flowing high on this street. authorities helped many of the neighbors leave their homes. >> my neighbors here are a little older. they got out about one hour ago. we have friends down here that i am hoping will not suffer too much from water in their home. >> the street is right near a creek bed. other residents say they left parts of the streets flooded. >> the markers are around 9 feet. it is pretty high. >> it is moving so fast down there that this is flat rock, it is moving the rock. >> it is not just santa rosa. many parts of the north bay are feelin

rose with some of the highest totals here, 42 inches. as we move on from here, what you're going to see is cloud the returning. it's going to be chilly, bot to have your jacket. i'm seeing some low 50s. even the chance of spotty showers from san francisco to north bay. it is nothing compared to what we just went through. a little spotty shower activity. you can see it here at 8:30. the best chances remain off to the north as we head through tomorrow. overall totals. maybe two tenths of an inch. i don't see any problems out of this as we roll through tomorrow. let's go ahead and move it into our temperatures. across the south bay it stays cool for the afternoon. lots of widespread 60s. 66 in morgan hill, east baerks 65 in antioch. san francisco, 59 in the marina, and right off to the north bay, 59 in ukiah, also a chilly 63 in mill valley. on my seven-day forecast, once we get over the spotty shower chance tomorrow, the good news, we do have a break in the forecast. no more rain after that as we head into the seven-day forecast. tuesday,

. >> reporter: meet river rose. she's about eight weeks old. will need to leave her leg in a cast for a while. >> she has a broken bone in her toe. >> reporter: she's had a rough start to life. she was being abused. police say they got a call monday morning as a man beating a puppy behind this target. the caller was also recording it. >> it was an amazing resident who saw something and said something. >> reporter: this officer says it's under investigation and felony animal abuse charges could be filed since the puppy suffered a broken bone. for now, the officer wants to focus on river rose and hopes her story will teach others. >> if you don't feel you can an bring them in. our animal services department will take good care of them and try to adopt them out to a family that has the resources as well as the time and commitment that dogs and cats need. >> reporter: the officer brought his family in today to meet the puppy and decided they needed a bit more time with her. they are taking her home as a foster. they hope to eventually adopt her. >>

actor levar burton was named the grand marshal of the 2022 parade of roses. despite being a fan favorite, he was not chosen to be the permanent host. yesterday, he talked about being named grand marshal and his late mother. >> it was awesome, this whole thing. how lucky am i, you know? my mom would be so -- i mean, i know she is. i know she is. i know she's a part of this. i know she's here now in this moment. >> the tournament of roses parade returns to pass tina, california, on january 1st after being canceled last year due to the pandemic. >>> still to come, new adele music. we'll have a preview of her much anticipated new song and tell you when it will officially drop. . (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had my 13th surgery. bide you. - yeah it's true. toeach oduring times like t. is there for us. imagine if i couldn't get my surgery. who knows what would have happened. - same for me. i know my shriners hospitals family will continue to take care kids like us who need them most all because of caring peopl

neighbors tell us the levers rose about four inches. crews were concerned the creek was going to overflow. they don't expect that to happen. we will be monitoring levels throughout the day. conditions are even worse. cars were struggling to cross the street as intersections were flooded with two feet of water. several businesses didn't have enough time to prepare. we spoke never gotten this close to your restaurant before? >> another business owner down the street started pulling water out of his basement with buckets. the drains were so he could not get this stuff out. he said it was like a rushing tied in his basement. public works has indicated there will be a lot of cleanup today as downed trees and debris's clogged up the creek. the tide rose at least half an inch since we've been here this morning. about a week and a half ago, neighbors tell us this entire area it was dried out. this gives you an idea how much water has hit this area. be very careful. a lot of these winding roadways, a lot of the signage is it is clear. there is a

. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ two others in norway. the attack happened near the city of oslo, the capital today, police say. at one point the man was standing on a quarter just began shooting at people with arrows. police made an arrest and police believe the man acted alone. investigators are trying to find a motive for the attacks now. in texas, a historic launch for jeff bezos blue origin, the rocket blasted into space with former star star trek actor william shatner. he was on board as casey stengel reports. it was an emotional voyage for the 90 year old shatner. william shatner making history wednesday, becoming the oldest person to visit space. the 90 year old actor most well known for playing captain kirk on the original star trek. launched into orbit onboard a blue origin space craft blew down there. and the black up there, and it's just there is mother and. earth comfort. shatner, along with three other passengers boarded the new shepard rocket wednesday mo