i can imagine at arsenal| at arsenal, i can imagine at arsenal they cant— at arsenal, i can imagine at arsenal they can't wait to go again this. game _ they can't wait to go again this. game just— they can't wait to go again this. game just eight days and from the world cup final. in this unique season, one thing has stayed the same, forfans season, one thing has stayed the same, for fans at top—flight games on boxing day, it is good to be back. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... argentina's world cup winning captain — lionel messi — has reportedly reached an "agreement in principle" to renew his contract at paris saint—germain. the 35 year old's contract was due to run out injune next year. liverpool have re—signed defender gemma bonner — from us side racing louisville, subject to international clearance and approvals... bonner captained her side to two women's super league titles in her first six—year spell with liverpool, beforejoining manchester city in 2018. and the hobart hurricanes won by eight runs against one o

look at this. a drive across the bay bridge, chp is warning drivers to lowdown and keep your eyes out for ponding on the roadways. have your hands on the steering wheel. the downpours triggered a rockslide in sonoma county , south of grenville. this is on highway 116, running along the river. you can see the debris from the slide extending to the roadway . viewers are posting messages all about this on social media. here is one. can anyone else not see the lines in the lanes. the sideways rain is here. we are seeing some tweets coming in all morning. we have the rain and wind domination. it sounds awful. i am nervous about my flight. these are some of the images that we are seeing this morning. let's go to the power outage map. these are the current outages in the bay area. the orange squares are here, showing spots where at least 500 customers are without power. the smaller outages are marked by yellow diamonds and green circles. i am joined by meteorologist, jessica burch, checking out why we cal

find us at 10:35. we'll stream on nbcbayarea.com. >>> just in to our newsroom santa rosa police are investigating a late-night shooting that injured a teenager. this is near andy's unit park and the victim is expected to survive. police say the shooting is gang related. they're urging anyone with information to come forward. >>> happening today the man accused in the murder-for-hire plot left an oakland woman dead is scheduled to appear in court for a pretrial hearing. 60-year-old dentist lili xu was shot in august, killed in little saigon. a gunman fired into the car driven by her boyfriend, who later took his own life hours after being arrested. police eventually arrested 33-year-old hasheem bason. they believe the boyfriend hired bason so he could live off xu's $12 million estate. >>> san jose leaders will receive new direction on how to handle misconduct investigations. the city council evaluated internal affairs and considered transferring responsibility from sworn police personnel to an outside c

take a look at this. all that snow on the roads, it's definitely not a time to head up to lake tahoe. it's going to be pretty dangerous out there. if you do, drive slow and pack chains. how long is the storm going to last? >> that's the interesting thing, the timing of it is a big reason why we issued a first alert weather day. it is impacting the morning commute. but it's a cold front. once it pushes its way through we are left with clear conditions within a matter of hours. as we take a live look at doppler, it is very active. zooming in closer to san francisco and the north bait where we saw heavy fog this morning, it has been a very active day. if you are heading out shortly, be very careful, be cautious. earlier this morning jocelyn moran was out with an umbrella doing a live report and it ripped to shreds. the winds are strong and all that yellow and red on the map, that is dense pockets of rain and heavy pockets. as we head south we will continue to see that develop in the next couple of hours. tak

he at 55 san jose or warmest at 57. tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today we will see a few north bay showers tomorrow afternoon. the rest of us should stay dry, though. winds day temps officially into the low 60's for some of us. and that's the way we're actually going to stay through christmas. now insights on next sunday. good travel conditions leading up to the holiday. james. john, thank you. quick check of the roads now. the bay bridge toll plaza camera showing so far. so good in oakland as you're making your way through the toll gates into san francisco. so >> all is well here on westbound 80. we're also looking at similarly nice conditions to the south. this is our san mateo bridge camera looking at the span and you can see traffic moving fine in both directions. no problems to report for you, at least at this early hour. the richmond, sandra fell bridge west bound 5.80, traffic making its way nicely westbound through that whole gauge. no issues on the span. marin county also looking great 101, north

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now at five. heartbroken during the holidays and east main mother sharing her pain after her only son was shot and killed while visiting the bay area. 16 year old thomas smith jr died nine days ago in antiochus was visiting his family when he was gunned down at a park. good evening. i'm julie julie haener christien kafton ktvu evan sernoffsky spoke with his mother about her plea for justice. evan what is she saying tonight? christian julie thomas smith jr. whose family called him paulie was in the bay area from new orleans, visiting his family. now his mother is grieving and hoping police find her son's killer. this is the worst. christmas i have ever had . this is this is the worst. i don't wish this on my enemy. kia banks is back home in new orleans' after a trip to the bay area turned tragic. she and her 16 year old son were visiting her sisters in antioch's went on december 17th. he was shot dead. he was a happy kid. he was he was. he was a typical teenager, and he liked to play games. he was

but ensure editor at large at scene at news says regardless of what happens, there are still a lot of questions. what is the vision for the future? twitter? all right. because that's been the question that's been at the central issue for this company ever since elon musk announced that he was going to take over this comes days after musk began suspending some journalists for what he claimed was doxing musk's. critics say he's simply banning people who disagree with him. the suspensions contradicting musk's own narrative of supporting free speech on what has become the most important social media site in the world. >> for news and information, powerful people in the world politicians. >> news media entertainers, sports stars, all those types of people are on twitter, presidential policy has literally happened on twitter. that's why sure says we need to take what's happening seriously. earlier sunday, protesters painted the term oligarch. he outside the twitter headquarters. the media company also announced new rules preventing people from promoting. >> other social media accounts on tw

and then at the last leave you at a critical moment. but that was all he had. he does gather about 6000 men there mid-december, knowing that two weeks on december 31st, the enlistment of the great majority of them was going to expire. and with that, his thinking was the same as general. how my army is going to die over the winter unless i do to change the direction of this war. and so he looked at what the british were doing and what he saw is the british going into garrison just as general howard ordered from, we see general howe up there, of course, in york city and all the great things new york city has to offer down to philadelphia on the lower left hand side of the map. each place you see there's a little red circle. these were garrisons of british or hessian hessians, the mercenary cities, the german soldiers hired by george the third to help fight this war. and at this map, general washington's an opportunity at trenton, right about in the middle of the map, there was a hessian force of about 1500 soldiers under the command of a colonel named johann raou

where are we looking at? >> we're going get around to insurance and talk about met life, but first let's set the table with the very first chart. this is the inconvenient truth for financials this is an all-data chart back to 1989 when they changed the sector nomenclature. the top line is the s&p and the bottom line is the s&p 500 financial sector basically the market has doubled the performance of the financial sector, and that's because big banks have been a chronic underperformer let's look at the next chart this is a two panel. what you're looking at here is the xlf financial sector on top relative performance to the s.p.y. so even as it ascends, it's all about what your opportunity cost was, the choices you could have made look at the bottom panel financials just don't deliver. moving on, look at the bkx now, this is -- talk about sequencing drop, rally back, drop, rally back, drop bkx's relative performance to the xlf is making new all-time 20-year lows right now banks are a problem, and they're really

so if you look at rally planners, if you look at the trump insiders or trump team, you look at trump family, you look at right wing extremist groups, you look at state legislators or those are we all put an electric bucket, all those groups we can separate and, then we can link all of those groups know through telepathy. and when i say telepathy, talking about just not phone calls, but also voip or estimates or internet. so really text message lyrics, pictures or files that can be shared and we can identify what those are, you know, through phone records and match that to open source intelligence research and what they're doing on social media or what they're doing sort of on the internet or on a deep dive into the internet. it's really it's really wonderful, you know, that we have that access to that kind of data obviously congress just a little bit. we look at authorities, sources, law enforcement. so this is a public trust investigation. so couldn't get everything. but the fact is that we've got enough. and with the tens of millions of lines of data we were able to collect and ana

so if you look at rally planners, if you look at the trump insiders or trump team, you look at trump family, you look at right wing extremist groups, you look at state legislators or those are we all put an electric bucket, all those groups we can separate and, then we can link all of those groups know through telepathy. and when i say telepathy, talking about just not phone calls, but also voip or estimates or internet. so really text message lyrics, pictures or files that can be shared and we can identify what those are, you know, through phone records and match that to open source intelligence research and what they're doing on social media or what they're doing sort of on the internet or on a deep dive into the internet. it's really it's really wonderful, you know, that we have that access to that kind of data obviously congress just a little bit. we look at authorities, sources, law enforcement. so this is a public trust investigation. so couldn't get everything. but the fact is that we've got enough. and with the tens of millions of lines of data we were able to collect and ana

so if you look at rally planners, if you look at the trump insiders or trump team, you look at trump family, you look at right wing extremist groups, you look at state legislators or those are we all put an electric bucket, all those groups we can separate and, then we can link all of those groups know through telepathy. and when i say telepathy, talking about just not phone calls, but also voip or estimates or internet. so really text message lyrics, pictures or files that can be shared and we can identify what those are, you know, through phone records and match that to open source intelligence research and what they're doing on social media or what they're doing sort of on the internet or on a deep dive into the internet. it's really it's really wonderful, you know, that we have that access to that kind of data obviously congress just a little bit. we look at authorities, sources, law enforcement. so this is a public trust investigation. so couldn't get everything. but the fact is that we've got enough. and with the tens of millions of lines of data we were able to collect and ana

with oakland at 59 degrees today. some of our cooler spots are further inland, like antioch, in vacaville, only at 54 today. looking ahead tomorrow, saturday, sunday. all really nice for any travels you have here locally are just getting outside with family and friends monday, tuesday and wednesday is when the rainfall returns. and of course, as i mentioned, basically everywhere else across the country, watch those travel updates really closely right now. john, thank you for that. all right. we'll for your money this morning. lowest average wage. the workers are willing to accept this reached all new heights. >> and 2 in 3 parents say their kids have it better than they did when they were kids. monica mouth as live at the nasdaq with those stories and more monica feel like i've heard that from whole nother. good morning. yes, absolutely. will have that in just a moment to catch you up there because we have lost some ground. the stocks started the day on a down note, even though yesterday closed up 527 points. but the

for example, at the basement at 10 p.m. on fridays and saturdays, the dj at the basement would turn off the music just for a few minutes. 3 minutes, maybe max, and let a group prayer. and he one of the prayers when the press was there, asked god to deliver jobs to the unemployed people of orange county, and he asked god to bring elusive rain to drought ridden california. right. a very different era, right after reading a few words of scripture, the music returned and so did the dancing. and that was the extent of evangelism at the at the basement. right. as the basement owner said, we are not a church. we are not attempting to be a church, but we have many kids who have given their hearts to christ because of our little three minute service. right. 17 year old cami simpson enjoyed, the days in los angeles, precisely because it was not a church, she says it's more alive and fun than going to a church. cindy has half said at church, i have to be carefulhai say because it might hurt the old people, the young people, the childr

misery awaits passengers arriving at britain's busiest airports — with warnings of delays at passport control as border force officials begin an eight day strike over pay and pensions. soldiers and civil servant volunteers have been trained to conduct checks to try to minimise disruption. arrests continue in afghanistan as protests persist against the new ban by the taliban on women and girls attending universities. you are watching bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for review 2022. the death of her majesty the queen and accession of king charles created headlines around the world in september. just three months earlier the royal family had marked queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. daniella relph reports on a year of upheaval and transition in the royal year. a year the world mourned queen elizabeth ii. # i am the resurrection. her funeral a show of pomp and precision like few had ever seen. # he that believeth in me. thousands joined the queue to see the queen lying—in—state. for the new king, his was a public grief. just three months earlier, the queen celebrated her platinu

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at least coming down. we will have to adjust policy to ensure that inflation is sustainably down back to 2% after that. that is what the job of the fed is, is to make sure that we get the inflation moving back down. that is our policy path in the sep conveys that we are committed to get back to 2% inflation price stability. haslinda: the bottom line, higher for longer. that was the cleveland fed president speaking to bloomberg. let's get the first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: committee report stated that the number of covid positive dead is surging. that is raising concerns china is hot hiding data amid is most wave -- worst wave get. writer says funeral homes in the r overrun. china as not reported a single covid fidelity in two weeks. china buys because top leaders plan to focus on boosting the economy next year, and to get business from the policies. at the central economic worst conference senior officials pledged to revive consumption and support the private sector, a marked shift from recent

where the style at? oh! we need to sign him up for the washington generals. >> reporter: what's next? i have an h. you have a clean slate. >> everything will be style when it's with the globetrotters. >> reporter: do it with your eyes closed. >> look at you adding some style. eyes closed. there it is. >> reporter: h -- no, you don't have anything. what have you got? >> first of all, style. the globetrotters are known for spinning the basketball. >> reporter: oh, man. oh, man. i think i will be taking the h-o right now. >> oh, man. >> you spin it on his finger, spin it on his finger and get the assist. there we go. we're helping him out. nice and easy, wait for it, wait, and it never went anywhere. it's okay. >> reporter: as it stands i'm h-o, you are clean slate. we'll finish at 6:45. hey, how did i do? >> washington generals, sign him up. >> reporter: the losingest team in basketball, haven't won a game since the globetrotters since 1971. here at chase center the 15th. i have to do some practicing. >> it is

so let's take a live look at a caltrans camera at king bill. you can see chp, they're doing a checkpoint traffic moving a little slowly. i'm sure they're probably checking people out there making sure that chains are on those vehicles out there. and there are some chain controls that are in effect for i-80, trucks are at maximum restrictions. so let's talk a bit more about the conditions up a rodriguez joining us now with a look at the there, dan. yeah, in just about 2 hours ago, we could actually make out the roadways. but >> take a look at all this fresh powder blanketing the roads. it's highly discouraged that you go out to this sierra. if you do plan on heading out to take advantage of the fresh powder, whether you're skiing or snowboarding, doozy, us, just wait until monday. because we're tracking very dangerous driving conditions out there right now. we are seeing not only valley rain but mountain snow out there in this year. and we're going to see for elevations above 8,000 feet, one to 3 feet of fresh powder at lake tahoe. >> 3 to 7 inc

it happened at pizza my way at the intersection of contra costa boulevard in ellenwood drive. according to law enforcement, the shooting happened around 8:15 last night inside the restaurant between an employee and some of the employee knows. that dispute spilled out of the restaurant and the suspect shot the employee three times. the employee was sent to the hospital. his condition now is not known. the suspect was arrested. he was taken to a hospital for a unrelated medical issue. police are currently investigating and they have not said what may have led to the dispute. on the peninsula this morning, more about the bus crash in daly city yesterday afternoon. four people hurt. at least one of them critically after a sam trans bus driver lost control and plowed through a parking lot at the star monty's center. more than a dozen cars were total. amanda del castillo you reports from daly city. >> there just was chaos, it was complete chaos. >> 16 vehicles hit by a sam trans bus driver in the middle of the day friday sending for people to the hospital. one critically injured. th

oakland at 61. peninsula at 59. low 60s san mateo to palo alto. san francisco and downtown for union square at 61. just a little bit cooler in the marina at 55. the north bay, 60 in santa rosa. 61 right there in napa. similar weather right into sunday for christmas. i want to go ahead and fast-forward things into next week. i keep telling you about this storm system that's going to be on tap for us, and everything continues to line up for this. we haven't seen any big changes in the timing or the totals, which continues to up our confidence that this will bring us that heavier rain. you'll see it by monday night, storm system is offshore. there's that atmospheric river tap. that's going to take this somewhat moderate storm and boost it up to the strong level. we'll be into some heavy, widespread rain right here on tuesday. that's the storm day. also that sierra snow coming down in feet. i do see totals right now looking the highest up to the north bay, santa cruz mountains, two-plus inches. the rest of the bay area in for one to two inches. that's

take a look at this. a backup of travelers waiting at san jose international to check in for their flight. the airline reporting close to 19,000 delays yesterday with more than 5700 cancellations today. more than 66 flights have been delayed with up to 22 cancellations. as of this point. a bart will be offering its regular train service now until the end of the year. trains are running until midnight for christmas day. bartz also posted its special schedule for new year's and new year's eve will have an extended service will run under extended service until 01:00am the next day. a reminder there will be no trains going to and from sfo and oakland international airport stations that day. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, there's a new twist to classic muscle cars. we take a look at the process we take a look at the process to get them all. electric. ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it. but just one align women's probiotic d

at this hour. at 702. there is more distress for bay area travelers. more than 2700 flights have been canceled nationwide. a widespread flight cancelation has been largely driven by continued operational issues, faced largely by southwest airlines will turn to ktvu exhaust live at oakland international airport to show us the long lines behind you, zack. yeah long lines indeed. and there really are two realities this morning at oakland airport . you have the folks waiting in line at the ticket counter right now, and those folks are largely all smiles because their flights on southwest are largely impact on impacted right now, but here's the reality of so many others are facing. you see on this big board here. albuquerque canceled austin canceled boston canceled and that's just some of the flights are canceled today. so far, 124 flights canceled the oakland airport all of them southwest flights, and that's pretty much the case across the bay area. 147 flights canceled at mineta, san jose again all southwest flights sfo looking far better, and that's beca

the next time you are at safe way, tear off a sheet at checkout. scan the code. it will add $10 to your total, and that money will provide 20 meals to people in need. >>> well, the u.s. is out at the world cup. team usa lost, 3-1, to the netherlands today. the netherlands got their first two goals in the first half so the usa got behind. wright scored the only goal for the u.s. in the second half. it has been 20 years since team usa last secured a spot in the quarterfinals in the world cup. soccer fans braved the wet weather to cheer on team usa in san jose this morning. the rain was pounding. didn't seem to bother anyone out there. the usa fans were hopeful the team could win out a win. despite being down two points in the first half, that didn't happen. netherlands will play argentina in the quarterfinals on friday. a tough way to get out. i don't know. i felt so good about them getting in with the way they got in to the knockout round, and then it just ended so quickly. >> it is tough. >> yeah. >> but they did get to that next round at least. >> they did. >> a

working at smith barney at the time. he called me up and said, my wife's sister is coming up. i would like you to take her out. i thought about it a little bit and got a date friday night. he called me back and said, ok, we will go out saturday night. i go up to their apartment on 96th street. mary was a beautiful woman, and christy took my breath away. not only beautiful but had a great smile. she was very warm, very friendly. if it wasn't love at first sight, it was pretty close. david: let's talk about your background. you grew up in north carolina, but your grandfather immigrated from lebanon, is that right? john: that's right. david: why did he go to north carolina? was there a big lebanese community there? john: there was a big lebanese community in south carolina, and he was going to go to marion, south carolina, when he got off ellis island, and he end up in marion, north carolina. he stayed the night in the train depot. no one came to pick him up, so finally, a conductor pulled him on the train and took him to c

also new at noon at san francisco mother is scheduled to be arraigned at 1 30 this afternoon. she's accused of killing her two young daughters , 34 year old policia green. pulliam faces two counts of murder and multiple murder allegations. police were called to the families bayview neighborhood home last friday by the children's father, he found his one and five year old girls unresponsive. they could not be resuscitated and died at the scene. and investigation led to green pulliam arrest that same day. if convicted on all charges , she could spend the rest of her life in prison. authorities say this investigation is still active. they have not disclosed how the children were killed or a possible motive. no. the man accused of attacking paul pelosi appeared in the san francisco courtroom this morning and hearing that lasted only four minutes. david the pat played not guilty to all charges. charges include attempted murder , first degree residential burglary, elder abuse, assault with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment and threatening. a family member of a public official is a

look at that. i'd say that's ground fault otherwise would be underground if it was any lower than that, and it's also cold. a steve, we're at 20 degrees. what yes, here in lower lake up in lake county at cops key creek. there are many twenties 22 in middletown, upper lakes 26, mendocino county late until 26. winds are now getting closer here. 28 sebastopol has dropped to 29 sonoma is still at 29 degrees. mm that even the database at 38 tip around 39. so it's i think this is the coldest morning many, many twenties this morning. petaluma windsor, campbell, livermore, boulder creek. scotts valley. sonoma alamo won't a creek santa clara all in there between 27 29 degrees. freeze warning is out for obvious reasons. it's darn cold out there. frost advisory for others. many reports of that storm track is staying south or north. we are caught in between , which means high pressures here at the surface. also a loss . so another cold morning patchy fog. sunny nice but hazy. now we're getting a little bit of

we're right now at 31 degrees dipping to 29 at sunrise, and then we head for the low 50s but at least it will be sunny. a look ahead coming up in a few minutes. >>> metering lights are on keeping it moving smoothly. b.a.r.t., a 20-minute delay. we'll track that delay as well as another for the tri-valley coming up. >> thank you, kari and mike. >>> president biden will sign the respect for marriage act today affirming the legality of interracial and same-sex marriage. >> scott mcgrew joining us now. both fell into question after the supreme court reversed itself on roe v. wade. >>> what else might the court reverse itself on? same-sex marriage became legal because of the supreme court ruling. a bipartisan effort to put the legality in writing to codify it begins today with the president signing the respect for marriage act into law. this is the end of a very long road. it was not that long ago, a different president, president clinton, was signing a different bill, the respect for marriage act that defined marriage as one man, one woman. even after that, president obama was opposed to

at this time. in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news warriors forward anthony lam has been named in a lawsuit filed against the university of vermont, alleging the school failed to properly respond to reported sexual assaults. lamb is not named as a defendant in the law student has not been charged with the crime. but in that lawsuit, one of the women describes the legislative allegedly being sexually assaulted by land. the warriors have previously responded to the allegations, saying an nba investigation did not find any evidence of wrongdoing directly linked to land in a written statement he denies the allegations, lamps, saying quote the allegations made against me in 2019 that have recently resurfaced are patently false. i have always been fully cooperative regarding the alleged incident and have welcomed any investigation into the matter. simply put, i have never committed sexual assault. a suspect has been arrested in the brutal murder of an elderly woman in vallejo last year. 19 year old

we'll have a closer look at that also coming up tonight at 5:00. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> let's go to the anchor desk because my lovely friend kira klapper is here working on the 5:00 newscast for us. any stories catching your attention? >> yes, unfortunately, we're dear friends. i have to start on a sad note. we have new information in the deaths of two little girls in san francisco. we have now learned that the suspect in the case is their mother. we spoke to her attorney outside court today. we will tell you at 5:00 what she is saying about those allegations. >>> and, of course, we're continuing to follow the storm that's coming in. jodi hernandez is in sonoma county where areas could see as much as a half foot of new rain by tomorrow night. we start at 5:00, and she's going to be live with us in just a few minutes. >> sounds good. any plans this weekend to ring in the new year with the kiddos? >> i work the weekend mornings here, saturday and sunday mornings. i will be in bed and hopefully ringing in the new year at noon with my chil

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here's a look at our map . not too bad into the altamont pass, the south bay. 101, 287, 18, 85, i could list them all, and they look really good, right now. bay bridge toll plaza also looking pretty good . nice friday, light commute, heading over into san francisco. well let you know when those lights get turned on, hopefully not today. san mateo bridge off to a great start as well. tween 880 and 101, the travel time, sitting at about 30 minutes right now, so no major delays or issues there. but the roads are dry today as jess mentioned if you have plans to get out and about, probably a good idea to make that happen since that ring returns tomorrow. people get out and about for the holidays. so if you plan to be busy, plan for extra time on the roads. >>> an update to a 10-month-old boy who was exposed to fentanyl at a park in san francisco. at 10-month-old is thankfully safe at home after being rushed to the hospital on wednesday. investigators are still looking into how it happened, but his parents want this

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little rock at -4. this chill goes all the way down into texas, and places like birmingham had their first wind chill warning ever on record. neil, in all we're talking about 170 million americans that are feeling some sort of winter chill alert. and by the way, this storm -- you heard 'em bomb cyclone. that's exactly what it did. so the pressure has dropped 24 millibars within 24 hours, in fact, it dropped 30 millibars and continues to drop right now which means that this storm is intensifying as it continues to pass up over great lakes. so we've still got another 24 hours before this starts to move out as it moves to the north, neil. that lake effect snow is going to be a big deal for places like buff to low and watertown. neil if am a i looking at right, my eyesight is awful, but it's in the 20s in tampa, florida? >> reporter: tampa, florida, 20 degrees tomorrow morning. can you believe that? and look at mobile, all the way down to houston, 15. remember just a few years ago they had that big freeze o

that's at the center government. if the lawn is to take its course, it should, it should like anybody else. justice is deceptive end of the day with the potential impeachment inquiry looming. and the media circling officials from a post as ruling african national congress were gathering on friday to decide whether he should stay or go. o d, w correspondent, otter increase in south africa. toby, why the inquiry failed to reach a conclusion? despite at finding evidence of misconduct well for their recommendations by this independent judicial panel, they are not binding on the national assembly. so the national assembly now has to look at it and see if they have to decide how do they take it from there. if they start a possible impeachment proceeding, but the assembly is controlled by the a and c, they have the numbers, they have the majority. so in theory, they could easily throw it off the table. but in reality, the a and c is not a party of unity at this stage. they're those supporting the presidents and they're thos

mostly on saturday with the gusty wind and heavy snow at times. more snow at times. and staying below freezing for the 24-hour cycle there on sunday. highs only in the upper 20s. lows approaching the single digits. right now some light rain around the north bay. spotty showers around the east bay hills. a little more there around the sanoel grade. look how this system the back edge of it, already reaching the coast. we really aren't expecting a lot of rain out of this. most of it will come out of the north bay. midnight into tomorrow morning's commute, skies should begin to clear as this storm moves out. we'll get some partly cloudy skies to start things off on friday morning. 40s to mid 40s for lows. increasing high clouds. that's going to keep your daytime highs down again tomorrow. mid 50s from san jose and low 50s for highs again around the north bay. by tomorrow night, we begin to see the wind pick up out of the south. look at these rain rates on the future cast. heading towards saturday morning, biggest impact in the north bay as winds begin to accelerate throu

this would end a reign of chaos at twitter with musk at the helm. he never intended to have a long-term ceo position. he called himself the chief twit. with all the changes, resignations, firings, or letting goes of half the staff, spooking of advertisers, a loss of revenue and daily losses in the millions and policy changes, the criticism was heaping on. that led muscat to put otto pol -- musk to put out a poll, the resounding answer was yes. several put their hands up and said they wanted the job. and speculation about others who should have the job, notably david sachs and jason calaca nis. friends of musk, who had been involved in the war room and in the transition from public to private company. they have thrown their names in the ring. no comment from musk. meanwhile, musk was lashing out at a tesla investor criticized him in a tweet, saying it is time for a shakeup. tesla stock price reflects the value of having no ceo. that is a slap at musk for focusing so much on twitter. musk responded, please tell us your great ideas, a sarcastic tweet w

at 9 30. then, of course, be sure to join us for the 10 and 11 o'clock news. ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. good. evening, everybody three more days until we get to see how rookie brock purdy handles his first career start 22 years old. he's getting all the first team reps this week. at practice is the niners prepare for the tampa bay buccaneers. and while purdy is almost no nfl experience, he's got plenty in college setting 32. school records is a four year starter at iowa state left tackle trent williams said. he's not a timid rookie. you'd think he'd been in the league 15 years. indeed purdy has a confidence and maturity about him that has earned the respect of his teammates. i think the biggest thing is seeing like the older guys, the veterans of the team just come up to me and tell me like, hey, like we got you and even the guys on defense like they're, like, do your thing on offense. you know, we're going to hold it

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palo alto at 54 san jose at 55. well, fremont hayward at 54 degrees today. same for you in oakland and san leandro. as for antioch, pittsburgh, vacaville, here's some of our cooler spots only at fifty-two degrees. now looking ahead of the next 7 days, we very similar into saturday. daytime highs pretty much the same all the way through evening lows remaining cold in the upper 20's to low 30's inland next week we could break the dry trend monday night with a few light showers into tuesday morning rain. john, thank you for that. well, we have 2 hot spots out there. you need to know about. >> northbound one, a one and he'll your avenue here in the south bay, san jose. you see the other highways adjacent to that move in at the limit. and then here in hayward, south on 8.80, at west, a street, you can see lanes are blocked there and we're moving pretty slow heading into the city right now. looks like meter lights just went on. things are slowing down a bit 10 minutes into the city. how about the san mateo bridge put you at 12 minutes. a 80 to 101. a richmond cent

at times clear at street level but then at times you may be driving in to that fog. watch out for that. we're headed for those temperatures in the upper 50s today for the south bay. a high of 58 today in walnut creek and 57 in oakland, still very cool with san mateo reaching 57 today and upper 50s in san francisco. we'll also see mid to upper 50s in parts of the north bay. as we go into tomorrow these temperatures stay just as cool but then we add in some rain so i will have more on that in the forecast and, mike, you are looking at the road ahead. >> i'm starting with the same lead you did. we have the fog and low clouds which is possible that may cause some delays. as you leave the house, plan extra time, 580 and dublin. there is a delay. we talked about the hazard we saw. a disabled vehicle at the dublin interchange. lighter traffic keeps things moving smoothly but we will track that through the tri-valley. 680 up to bernal. we saw the metering lights start at 2:00 p.m., they're going to be activated in the freeway. a note for you. >> good insight there. >>> a dis

take a look at how a nikkei futures are trading at the moment. we are seeing at flat -- it flat. japanese stocks, gaining a little bit in the previous session. the japanese yen's underperformance among g10 peers, really being felt across markets. we saw the risk on sentiment after china eased covid zero strategies. but at the moment, the yen trading at around that 136-137 level. also coming off the strongest level since august, risk off throughout last week, morgan berkley saying the yen could be a in more than 7% next year. u.s. futures also rebounding slightly after stocks saw the worst day in three weeks. >> in terms of the yen, some investors are expecting it to bounceback in 2023 after the we just level -- after the lowest level in decades this year. does the fed stop hiking rates or does the bank of japan turnaround? >> the fed has done a lot of the heavy lifting. the bank of japan's been largely anchored in its mood and posture. i don't think that's going to change through the end of kuroda's tenure. everyone is so keen on the pivot. they have had their hearts broken a few

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and at that point, it's a lot stronger, too. take a look at this. this is what we're waking up to on saturday morning. see how it's a lot more severe and a lot more dense? that'll continue to push its way through into the morning hours just around 9:00 a.m. on saturday, so we're going to be waking up to some roaring thunder, potentially, and a lot of pitter patter on those rooftops. that'll push off into the sierra area, giving them plenty of snow all across the board. let's take a look at futurecast. like i said, a 10th of an inch. but you add up this weekend system to those numbers, we're expecting over two inches of rain, excuse me, all the way down into ben lowman, and all the way north into santa rosa. and alma said the word snow right there, because we're about to talk about it. snow levels are going to drop down to 3500 feet this weekend. they're expecting plenty of snow, so just be very careful. this isn't the weekend to be heading up to tahoe, as much as we need a ski weekend, it doesn't look like this is going to be the one for us. they're

it is at a tipping point. so that is the tipping point of ecological collapse in parts of the amazon because of the deforestation and the degradation caused by many of the factors eriel was mentioning, including oil extraction, fossiluel extraction, and mini. indigenous peoples, together with academics and activists and ngo organizations like amazon watch, we are calling for much beyond 30 by 30 or even 50 by 30. they are calling for 80 by 2025. yes, that is ambitious. it is very ambitious. but what we are calling for is a permanent commitment to a permanent protection of the amazon rain forest by 2025. we did not get that. we definitely advanced the call and the urgency of protecting the amazon from industrial mining from countries like canada. amy: you named some names. talk about the corporations that have caused the most harm in the amazon and the private investors promoting open minds, mega dams, so forth like canada's test plans for the massive open pit goldmine in the brazilian amazon , their stock-taki

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