95 miles west of whitehorse. the cut off was designed to relieve strain on the white pass and yukon railway. it was begun in the spring 1943 with engineers pioneering the road south from the highway. at the same time, civilian contractors started north from chilkoot back an early military post, which lay just outside the village of hay. for the first 42 miles, an old motor road improved riding and in places relocated. on its way to the alaska yukon. this road wound spruce and poplar forests. over cold mountain streams and through a sleepy indian village village. from the border northward. the route followed old track trail. here the contractors started scratch clearing timber. grading. and surfacing. on reaching the pioneer road of the engineers and the civilian crews continued along, improving and widening all the way to the main highway highway. when the haines off was finished in the fall of 1943, the alaska highway had an all weather connection with tidewater tidewater. as the highway and the cut off was near

the great japanese naval base was only 750 miles away -- on that was only 1200 miles away from --.s is a direct threat to the west coast of america and the interior. the long a broken coastline of america was weakly defended. or bases were few and far between. our only means of supplying them was by sea or by air. there was no overland connection across the wilderness of northwestern canada. not even a trail. if our shipping lanes could be interrupted, alaska might fall. the situation called for immediate action. the canadian government had already carved out a series of five airports between edmonton, alberta and yukon territory. with the consent of canada, the united states were department decided to build a military highway from dawson creek, british columbia to fairbanks, alaska. to link up and supply the airfields and supply emergency access to alaska for trips and materials. this highway would extend roughly 1500 miles, about the distance from washington to denver. the town of dawson creek saw the arrival of the first arrival of the engineer troops in march 1942. here they se

in fact, its length more than 1500 miles. difficulties of, >> inthe truck drivers were surprised to find that the road was better than they expected. considering its length, more than 1500 miles, the difficulties of terrain and climate and short time of construction, it was a marvel of the water modern world. fairn terminus, founded 40 years ago as a gold mining, was already a modern little american city in the heart of the alask >> fairbanks, was founded 40 years ago as a gold mining camp was a modern american city in the heart of the alaska wilderness. of course the highway was largely a road that was used in some sections 1 the ground was frozen. the bridges were temporary and many were washed out during the floods in the spring. even during the winter, bridges over active streams were sometimes covered by ice and logs had to be laid across them and set in place by water to keep the trucks from breaking through. the weather hazards, active build up mounds of ice that had to be thawed constantly. when culverts plug up and i

mile.mile here in santa rosa, one and three-quarter mile in napa. so, we have to watch out for that.. let me show you more details right now in my forecast. and we will also get you updates on some rain coming our way christmas week. so, here it is, tomorrow morning, we got a chance of five from the coastline. we will also see the possibility near the bay, we may seem of see some of that pop up here in san jose, and certainly some of that patchy, dense fog the day. now, we should see this clear back by 11:00 in the morning. here's the best thing about the forecast tomorrow. so, for the most sunshine, if you want clear sky back that we've seen in days, look at this. everything should clear back for those sunny skies. so, that will make it a my stay here for tomorrow. we will begin on the cold side back down into the 40s, 46, 40, south bay, san francisco, have you 49, the north bay, 43. temperatures, as we move through tomorrow afternoon, an awesome event. with that sunshine, going to be pret

we're down to a quarter of a mile there, down to about two and a half miles in mountain view. we even have fog over the city this morning. in fact, here's our rooftop camera at kgo along the embarcadero on a totally clear morning, you would be able to see the ferry building lit up in the holiday colors. the piers can't see any of that. you can barely see some of the street lights this morning. so that dense fog will lift right around 10 a.m. once it lifts, we'll get bright skies this afternoon and a warmer day compared to yesterday with temperatures in the mid 60s. that's the forecast. let's see how we're doing on the roads with that fog this morning. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi everybody. so we have a couple of crashes to talk about before we show you some other live cameras with that fog. we're going to start in sunol, where this crash is causing a big slowdown on southbound 680 before andretti road. your traffic is backed up past 84. there so keep in mind, if that's a part of your commute. also in richmond, we have a new crash on westbound 84

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after 7,000 miles >> this >> after that incredible journey, the family and their cat or send me are now in sonoma county working on a new start here in america. >> there were tears and smiles, hugs and balloons at sfo when 10 year-old at nestle was finally reunited with her beloved cat are the bass in our family. father alexander mother, maria and daughters, eleanor angelina and are adjusting to their new lives and it our city has a new playmate kitten named and the family is staying in large country home among vineyards and olive trees near cloverdale in sonoma now, when our savings >> with us. so it's like a homeless with like a part of our homes with us. >> all of this happened thanks to this man, jeff peters. >> the invasion so do something to help people. >> jeffs efforts to go to europe to evacuate war refugees from didn't pan out. but he did find an app for ukrainian seeking help and connected with the best in our family. >> maria, send an email and we we've been matched in. we have a family of 6. and so it's my son. and i instead of renting this house, which he planning doing. w

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, there was quite some welcome, as emma and miles crossed the finishing line.t believe i'm here. amazing. what would she say? she'd say, "mum, you're bonkers, but i'm proud of you." i'm sure she would. yeah. this mother, wheeling her trademark resin horse, has raised thousands. she also hopes she's started many conversations which could save lives. new year's eve marks 100 years since the hourly bongs from big ben were broadcast on the radio. it was the first time anyone outside london could hear the bells chime, and started a daily tradition for the bbc. 0ur reporter charlotte leeming is at the palace of westminster to celebrate this significant milestone. it is so incredible to be here in the belfry. what a stunning place, an iconic place known to millions around the world and especially to londoners. look at the view we've got for you from high up in the tower here, across the city as it wakes up and it gets light. we're 96 metres high, that's the equivalent of around 21 double—decker buses all stacked on top of one another. 300 steps to get here and here it

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now reporting a mile, sfo reporting two miles. san carlos, that's new, down to a quarter mile.o the fog continues with the advisory again for the next almost two hours. we have another advisory, this one along the coastline. it begins at noontime today for increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. it's going to be a nice afternoon. temperatures are going to be above average. you may be tempted to head to the coast for the second part of your day. not the case this morning, though. half moon bay, you are down by 11 degrees. napa down by nine. temperatures into the afternoon will be in the 60s, but right now we are in the 40s and low 50s 54 in san francisco, 46 in napa, a better look at the afternoon highs for today and the rain that is expected on wednesday and the extended forecast after the break. >> all right, rosemary, thank you. times 811. these are live pictures from pacifica, pacifica beach right now. and there's a warning today to stay away from the beaches. we have details on the alert about potential sneaker waves. that's coming up. the air force has found the

again, i would say it's got to be at least a mile to a mile and a half multiple streets closed down at each entrance of those streets that are being closed down. there's at least 4 to 5 cops. i mean, at this entrance that i'm at right now, there's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 vehicles out here from oakland pd that are blocking off just this one entrance. so when i drove down over towards the motel 6 on the other side of the burqa, darrow, it was the exact same situation they had about 6 or cop cars in that area. so did speak with police at some point this morning who essentially did say they would come and talk to us either towards the afternoon sometime later this morning. they were not able confirm what it is that happened. we did see some video of a look like a pickup truck that either had some bullet casings or bullet holes in it. and there was a wind chill that was cracked on the passenger side. nothing from police has been confirms as we get more information this morning. we'll continue to keep you guys updated. but back out here live, you can see embarcadero this area is closed off that pol

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mile. half-mile here in santa rosa, one and three-quarter mile in napa. so, we have to watch out for that.. let me show you more details right now in my forecast. and we will also get you updates on some rain coming our way christmas week. so, here it is, tomorrow morning, we got a chance of five from the coastline. we will also see the possibility near the bay, we may seem of see some of that pop up here in san jose, and certainly some of that patchy, dense fog the day. now, we should see this clear back by 11:00 in the morning. here's the best thing about the forecast tomorrow. so, for the most sunshine, if you want clear sky back that we've seen in days, look at this. everything should clear back for those sunny skies. so, that will make it a my stay here for tomorrow. we will begin on the cold side back down into the 40s, 46, 40, south bay, san francisco, have you 49, the north bay, 43. temperatures, as we move through tomorrow afternoon, an awesome event. with that sunshine, going to b

sfo is down to an eighth of a mile. visibility a quarter of a mile in oakland.he same story in napa, petaluma, san carlos right now around a zero mile. so we do have thick fog along the peninsula as well. in fact, take a look. this is our abc7 oakland airport camera. the only reason you can probably tell there's any aircraft on the screen, the blinking lights, that's how thick the fog is right now and we'll keep that fog in the forecast through 11 a.m. the fog thins out by lunchtime and it turns out to be a pretty pleasant afternoon today. we expect a lot of sunshine by 4 p.m. and temperatures on the mild side in the 60s and in the 70. so dense morning fog giving way to sunshine. but then we do introduce the storm impact scale tomorrow. so wednesday, we are expecting rain. we'll go hour by hour on future weather. this storm coming our way tomorrow in about nine minutes. but we'll be right back. >> thank you, drew. and targeting tesla's launch of the cybertruck. coming up, what we're learning from the, quote, mass casualty plot foiled by authorities in texas. plu

, a quarter of a mile visibility in the napa area and under a mile in santa rosa. temperatures are pretty much in the 40s and 50s across the board. it's 51 now in hayward, backing through castro valley, and later today we're going up to 67 degrees. that will be our outside number under mostly sunny skies. the weekend and christmas holiday forecast is still straight ahead, but right now, south castaneda, do you anticipate any problems with the fog in the north bay? can that hamper some people? >> yeah, it could hamper some people. we're going to be watching it. good morning roberta. traffic is moving along pretty well though. around the bay area right now. you can see that the bay bridge toll plaza that traffic is looking very good with no major issues. and also off to a good start here. as you look at the east bay commute now, just did get a new accident. call southbound 101 in marin city at the marin city exit. fire and medics are on the way there for oh one. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right, sal, thank you. well today in san francisco, a symbol die i

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that's why we're tracking maybe less than a half a mile. a quarter of a mile into petaluma. you're down below a mile in the bottle. also into oakland, one mile into conquered other parts of bay area. not as bad. live more. you're clear skies in antioch, but just kind of getting the idea of the kind of weather we have out there right now. still, we are looking at a dense fog advisory that will be in the north bay valleys. fall going to be particularly dense there overnight tonight should clear out, though, as we head through the morning tomorrow. take a look at this dramatic video shared by an east bay business. it captured a store employee scaring off a group of >> would-be thieves. it happened around 4.30 monday evening at estates, consignment store in pleasant hill. the owner tells us 10 men came in carrying sledgehammers and tried to go directly for the jewelry cases. but the employee with his gun scared him right off. owner says no shots were fired. there was no confrontation. police also responded immediately. kron four's going to be speaking with the owner of that stor

visibility is a half mile or less.that forming right around the bay also northbay, parts of the east bay including concord, maybe a little bit here for the south bay, 7:00 in the morning. then through the day we will see some high clouds move in from that storm we mentioned to the south but it also going to be mixing in with some breaks of sunshine overall, not too bad of a day for us. but it is going to start off the colder. look at these numbers. back in the 40s. 48 for the south bay. 49, peninsula. mid-40s and the tri-valley. 40s continue over the east bay san francisco in the northbay. so we start out on the chilly side into the afternoon will have a decent about more, that will also make it pretty comfortable outside .65 up into napa, mid-60s, concord .64, san jose, 63 right here in palo alto. it will be dry for tomorrow. in fact, all the way through christmas, the way it looks now. but once we get into christmas week it does look like we will have the chance here of eating some more rainfall. let you into the tim

oakland, quarter mile. we are down to 1.3-quarter mile from in half-moon bay.ou got to be careful as we head into tomorrow morning. i'll have a full look at the forecast and rain chances headed our way and a storm system happening the next seven days. >>> prepper sprayed, and threatened with a machete. some of the violent acts our investigative unit has uncovered. bay area bus drivers, you see the video here, under attack. >> it is happening everywhere. but we found one bay area bus system is on track to be the most dangerous transit agency to work for in the entire country. >> investigative reporter candice nguyen has the exclusive story. >> reporter: we are talking about ac transit. our investigative team looked into violence against the drivers five years ago. after the pandemic, we started riding the bus again and found the problem is worse. >> assaulted. >> reporter: we reviewed dozens of surveillance videos the past two years showing bay area bus drivers being hit. pepper sprayed, shot at and even kidnapped by a passenger with a machete. >> turn around br

but israel's army now believes it's actually more than 300 miles long. here's cbs's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: we passed into gaza with israeli soldiers through the ruins of the once heavily fortified erez crossing. there's several layers of security as you cross into the territory. blast walls behind us. a lot of them have been shot up and destroyed, including the observation posts and towers. >> this is what hamas did. >> reporter: less than 500 yards away from that crossing, israeli forces discovered this, a mega tunnel. walls and ceilings of reinforced concrete, pipelines for ventilation, a web of cables carrying electricity, and communications system wiring. >> careful here. >> reporter: and deep. we're probably already 40 or 50 feet underground already. and as you can see, it just sinks down into an abyss. we're told this is one of the longest tunnels that they have found. more than 2 1/2 miles long, wide enough to drive a small car through. allegedly doing just that, the brother of hamas leader yahya sinwar shown driving through the tunnel in i

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back here in boston, peak winds were 68 miles an hour.utheast wind, that's why we had the record high of 63. meanwhile, this major storm is taking its leave away from the maine coast tonight, leaving a path of destruction from florida all the way into new england. norah. >> norah: mike seidel, thank you so much. well, for more on what's to come, including colder temperatures and snow, let's get the forecast from weather channel meteorologist mike bettes. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. obviously weather has been a major factor across the northeast in particular today, but there are improvements on the way. the entire system is on its way out. the rain will be leaving, the snow eventually will be dying down as well, and those winds in particular will be coming down pretty significantly overnight tonight. there is the snow that remains in the morning, especially off lake erie and lake ontario, but some areas could pick up another 5 to 8 inches of snow, then down through the mountains of west virginia as well. because we've had s

i went on an extra half mile beyond the mile. he's on three and one half hour pace for a marathon.e admire the human being being even more than i already did. and for the final time, those affected by mnd were here to take part. both times we've been involved in any of this. j i found too much i and i lose my voice. loved it. really? it means a lot. yeah, it did. like you're doing something, doesn't it, that you're you're actually able to jump in and do something to help raise awareness and much, much needed funds, from the green space and fresh air into the city, this was sinfield monopoly as he ticked off the landmarks running across tower bridge, dodging the traffic and the tourists. the extreme exertion was taking its toll. this was his 50th marathon. and remember, his seventhjust this week. heard that was your first marathon. this is your 50th. getting bored of it yet? no, not quite! there is so much love and encouragement out there for him. i would not be surprised if they open the gates to buckingham palace so he can put his feet up. finally, the tarmac turned red as they ra

estos crÍmenes han puesto de relieve nuevamente la preocupaciÓn por las condiciones en que viven milesciudad. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos amplÍa. juan: puso en jaque a las autoridades y a los miles de personas que viven en las calles de los angeles, como jaime, que desde hace tres aÑos, duermen esta carpa. >> no hay seguridad de nada. juan: pero el presunto asesino de indigentes que ya se encuentra tras las rejas. con la colaboraciÓn del departamento del alguacil del condado de los Ángeles y la policÍa debe reelegir, hemos logrado el arresto de la persona que creemos es la responsable de estos crÍmenes, dijo el jefe de la policÍa de los angeles. el sospechoso tiene 33 aÑos, quien habÍa sido arrestado el jueves, en un suburbio de los Ángeles, un dÍa despuÉs del Último asesinato de indigentes, pero por el homicidio de otra persona. >> el sospechoso arrestado es el mismo sospechoso que cometiÓ los tres homicidios en la ciudad de los Ángeles, igual que cometiÓ el homicidio. juan: se le detuvo mientras conducÍa su auto en beverly hills. Éste las autoridades ya tenÍan su descripciÓn ahÍ encontr

maity: y miles de mariposas monarcas huyen del frÍo de todo lo que se necesita es un empujoncito.s mÁs cÁlidas. elian: viajan hasta 2000 millas hasta mÉxico. donde un refugio natural que pasan el invierno. maity: estÁnvilleda tiene lugar con el brillante color anaranjado de sus alas. no tengo la oportunidad de haberlo conocido pero se me invitan a mÉxico, michoacÁn. elian: gracias a todos, buenas elian: gracias a todos, buenas noches. ♪ a veces ya no hay marcha atrás ♪ ximena, hijita, caliéntate los frijoles y las tortillas. - sí, abue.

rosa just dropped to one half a mile, just over a mile there in half moon bay, you'll notice three milesnovato to napa, six miles out towards livermore. so it is going to be murky first thing tomorrow morning with the fog around our live tower camera views right now not showing a whole lot of dense fog. sfo and mount tam is showing the fog but temperatures and dew points are getting close together and that means that we're going to be seeing heavier fog towards morning. right now we do have the fog and higher clouds up above the system that is headed our way has been really just pushing all of its moisture in the pacific northwest. they've been getting slammed with rounds and rounds of rain along with that atmospheric river. they're seeing the flooding issues as rain is falling on top of the snow and they have seen rain measure in inches here in the bay area. we've got temperatures in the 40s and 50s. so it's not terribly cold out there. as a matter of fact, live view from our sfo camera right now. dense fog and patchy drizzle overnight tonight. rain returns tomorrow, showers on thursday

every 10000 miles, you're gonna need new tires and brake. and although no one wants to talk about it, i'm on a tire industry safety council. i'm on the global brake symposium and i will tell you, we are well aware of it. consumers have no clue. then when you start to replace the tires, they're no longer a $100.00 p. these are low rolling resistant tires design for the heavier load of these heavier vehicles. and you're gonna be dropping close to a $1000.00 every time the tires, every 10000 miles. that adds up and then of course expensive battery replacement, you talked about, the prices are as low as $8000.00 and go all the way up to $5060000.00 plan. we're looking at. then you're also responsible for the disposal of that as you are with tires and you'll be paying that fee. now some manufacturers are including 10 year 100000 mile battery warranties, which is nice. but if you buy the car use down the road, you still don't know if someone charged all the time if it wasn't charges, just like maintenance on any vehicle, there's a lot of factors i

every 10000 miles, you're gonna need new tires and brake. and although no one wants to talk about it, i'm on a tire industry safety council. i'm on the global brake symposium and i will tell you, we are well aware of it. consumers have no clue. and when you start to replace tires, they're no longer a $100.00 p. these are low rolling resistant tires design for the heavier load of these heavier vehicles. and you're gonna be dropping close to a $1000.00 every time the tires, every 10000 miles. that adds up and then of course expensive battery replacement, we talked about. the prices are as low as $8000.00 and go all the way up to $5060000.00 dodge man we're looking at. then you're also responsible for the disposal of that as you are with tires and you'll be paying that fee. now some manufacturers are including 10 year 100000 mile battery warranties, which is nice. but if you buy the car used on the road, you still don't know if someone charged all the time. if it wasn't charges, just like maintenance on any vehicle, there's a lot of factors inv

oakland, quarter mile. we are down to 1.3-quarter mile from in half-moon bay. so, you got to be careful as we head into tomorrow morning. i'll have a full look at the forecast and rain chances headed our way and a storm system happening the next seven days. >>> prepper sprayed, shot ate, and threatened with a machete. some of the violent acts our investigative unit has uncovered. bay area bus drivers, you see the video here, under attack. >> it is happening everywhere. but we found one bay area bus system is on track to be the most dangerous transit agency to work for in the entire country. >> investigative reporter candice nguyen has the exclusive story. >> reporter: we are talking about ac transit. our investigative team looked into violence against the drivers five years ago. after the pandemic, we started riding the bus again and found the problem is worse. >> assaulted. >> reporter: we reviewed dozens of surveillance videos the past two years showing bay area bus drivers being hit. pepper sprayed, shot at and even kidnapped by a passenger with a machete. >

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but humans drive more than 3 trillion miles every year. >> the reason we care about how many miles there are is because the bad stuff that happens requires just a lot more miles. >> reporter: flannigan is research professor at the university of mission transportation research. waymany asked her to review its new data. >> after examining waymo's findings, sounds like we think this shows a lot of promise. we are still not at the point where we the make sort of broad claims that driverless cars are in fact safer than human drivers. >> i think that is a fair characterization. yeah. >> reporter: as waymo hope to win over more riders, its main competitor for gm's cruise remains off the road as it attempts to navigate recent layoffs and two separate government probe involving safety issues. cruise said it is focused on rebuilding trust and operating with the highest standards when it comes to safety, integrity, and accountability. >> we want to be judged on our own merritt. we want people to see the work that we have been doing. and like anyone, any sports team, there is a big difference betwee

visibility is a half mile or less. we could see some of that forming right around the bay also northbay, parts of the east bay including concord, maybe a little bit here for the south bay, 7:00 in the morning. then through the day we will see some high clouds move in from that storm we mentioned to the south but it also going to be mixing in with some breaks of sunshine overall, not too bad of a day for us. but it is going to start off the colder. look at these numbers. back in the 40s. 48 for the south bay. 49, peninsula. mid-40s and the tri-valley. 40s continue over the east bay san francisco in the northbay. so we start out on the chilly side into the afternoon will have a decent about more, that will also make it pretty comfortable outside .65 up into napa, mid-60s, concord .64, san jose, 63 right here in palo alto. it will be dry for tomorrow. in fact, all the way through christmas, the way it looks now. but once we get into christmas week it does look like we will have the chance here of eating some more rainfall

ten miles. visibility there., but we do have dangerously low visibility around nevada. we're at zero miles there. same in san carlos. you see hayward, oakland , santa rosa, napa, we have reduced visibility this morning. a dense fog advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. this morning. so the fog is with us through the next couple of hours. after 10 a.m, just like some of those previous events where we've had dense fog, it starts to mix out around lunchtime, giving us some brighter skies this afternoon and temperatures quite pleasant in the 60s. let's see how that fog is affecting the commute with gloria. good morning. >> yeah, definitely affecting the commute this morning. drew there is a fog advisory in effect right now for the bay bridge. so let's get a live look here at our bay bridge toll plaza. and you could see that traffic is definitely starting to build up here. the metering lights flipped on at 531 this morning and the backup right now is to the 880 overcrossing. now, you could see right here, it doesn't loo

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rosa just dropped to one half a mile, just over a mile there in half moon bay, you'll notice three miles from novato to napa, six miles out towards livermore. so it is going to be murky first thing tomorrow morning with the fog around our live tower camera views right now not showing a whole lot of dense fog. sfo and mount tam is showing the fog but temperatures and dew points are getting close together and that means that we're going to be seeing heavier fog towards morning. right now we do have the fog and higher clouds up above the system that is headed our way has been really just pushing all of its moisture in the pacific northwest. they've been getting slammed with rounds and rounds of rain along with that atmospheric river. they're seeing the flooding issues as rain is falling on top of the snow and they have seen rain measure in inches here in the bay area. we've got temperatures in the 40s and 50s. so it's not terribly cold out there. as a matter of fact, live view from our sfo camera right now. dense fog and patchy drizzle overnight tonight. rain returns tomorrow, showers on th

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every 10000 miles we're gonna need new tires and brake. and although no one wants to talk about it, i'm on a tire industry safety council. i'm on the global brake symposium and i will tell you, we are well aware of it. consumers have no clue that when you start to replace tires, they're no longer a $100.00 p. these are low rolling resistant tires designed for the heavier load of these heavier vehicles. and you're gonna be dropping close to a $1000.00 every time the tires, every 10000 miles that adds up. and then of course expensive battery replacement, we talked about. the prices are as low as $8000.00 and go all the way up to $5060000.00 pay and what you're looking at. then you're also responsible for the disposal of that as you are with tires and you'll be paying that fee now. so manufactures are including 10 year 100000 mile battery warranties, which is nice. but if you buy the car used on the road, you still don't know if someone charged all the time. if it wasn't charges, just like maintenance on any vehicle, there's a lot of factors

that last mile and getting inflation down _ soon?and getting inflation down might _ soon? that last mile and getting inflation down might not - soon? that last mile and getting inflation down might not be - soon? that last mile and getting| inflation down might not be quite soon? that last mile and getting - inflation down might not be quite as difficult as the bank thinks, but we will need to see perhaps a couple more months of really good data for that to happen. if it does, because interest rates begin to condemn in the spring. in interest rates begin to condemn in the s-urin. ., the spring. in the meantime, it remains challenging _ the spring. in the meantime, it remains challenging for- the spring. in the meantime, it - remains challenging for households, which the chancellor, though hailing lower inflation, acknowledged. i5 lower inflation, acknowledged. is the only way to make life better for families, who are working hard and feeling they are in a cost of living crisis the like of which they haven't seen for many years, is to

every 10000 miles we're gonna need new tires and brake. and although no one wants to talk about it, i'm on a tire industry safety council. i'm on the global brake symposium and i will tell you, we are well aware of it. consumers have no clue that when you start to replace tires, they're no longer a $100.00 p. these are low rolling resistant tires designed for the heavier load of these heavier vehicles. and you're gonna be dropping close to a $1000.00 every time the tires, every 10000 miles that adds up. and then of course expensive battery replacement, we talked about. the prices are as low as $8000.00 and go all the way up to $5060000.00 for what you're looking at. then you're also responsible for the disposal of that as you are with tires and you'll be paying that fee now. so manufactures are including 10 year 100000 mile battery warranties, which is nice. but if you buy the car used on the road, you still don't know if someone charged all the time. if it wasn't charges, just like maintenance on any vehicle, there's a lot of factors invo

like the war miles. oh yeah. yeah. and um, so that nation rate, those daily rates, those done rates, excuse me. so those that rate are anywhere between 10 to always of 30 percent as we seen in los. yeah. and you have actually just recently returned state side after a visit to allows this summer. i have seen a lot of new videos on social media. recently of developments across laos, like the new high speed rail built by a chinese investment that goes from beyond john. the capital city all the way, uh, north into united province china. there's a large, upscale shopping mall that looks like any mile you'd find in america built by a malaysian investment group. the russians are building out new infrastructure at the beach on airport. do you think this speaks to one like the spirit of the allowed people to move past it's designation as the most heavily bombed country on the planet. but as a double edge sword, do you fear that seeing so many new positive developments there, that people might forget the ravages of cluster munit

it's mile an you it's a 20 mile an hour. down 25 mile an hour, you get tickets . get speeding tickets. >> nonsense. >> absolute nonsense. well that's one of the constant arguments about . arguments you hear about. >> should the same >> why on earth should the same rules middle the rules apply in the middle of the night? do you when first rules apply in the middle of the nigielected,yu when first rules apply in the middle of the nigielected,yu never'hen first rules apply in the middle of the nigielected,yu never got first got elected, mps never got speeding because as speeding tickets because as an mp to get the approval mp you had to get the approval of constable before of the chief constable before a speeding and speeding ticket was issued and tony blair of blessed memory, an immediate to put a stop to that. >> yeah, well, even i think that was good was a good idea. >> another the >> another mps cheated the bloody we used to drive up to manchester. it was trying to defend it. >> was the paparazzi >> it was like the paparazz

coast, about six nautical miles by six nautical miles there's a reason we shot that thing down exactly six miles off the coast. >> reporter: downing it in the most shallow water, so it could be retrieved and analyzed he says chinese has not flown another spy balloon over the u.s. since february, but the chinese espionage threat from the sky is still there. >> i think they have a stratospheric balloon program that is primarily focused on the western pacific. >> is there anything about the china balloon incident that you would have changed? >> the process worked exactly as it should while we can be critical of the decision of where and the time line to shoot it down, i think in the end, the best decision and outcome happened. >> reporter: but he still worries about seeing the next spy balloon early enough courtney kube, nbc news, colorado springs. >>> and when we come back, the surprise thank you that brought this father to tears, a christmas card to remember that's next. >>> finally tonight, a dad's sacrifice for his family and his daughter's surprise thank you this christmas. it was 19

hawkeye 26 miles an hour, mount diablo about 20 miles an hour. the fog has been a concern for concord visibility down to two and a half miles. three miles in livermore as well as novato. so we are getting set for a return to the rain and wind. it won't be as cold overnight, and they're going to turn into showers throughout the afternoon. so that means we're not going to see a lot of heavy downpours or widespread rain. it's a weak system. and then behind it we have those dangerous waves and the high surf warning. so here's a look at the morning lows. notice how mild in the 50s with those breezy winds and timing out the rain for you, you'll notice that in the morning it's in the north bay. could see a stray shower elsewhere. but as we get into about 3:00, you can see the spotty nature of the shower activity. you'll notice more wind than rain. then we get a break late on wednesday. thursday mostly dry. could be an isolated shower. and then friday you saw that looking at more wet weather. but it's going to take a minute to get here. this is 4:00 in t