clayton will be here in a half an hour. >> 21-year-old, clayton, was alex's boyfriend. he was coming to spend the weekend. but first, alex had a swim team meeting. she had been swimming since high school where paige whitney was the captain. >> you were the captain of the swim team, but you call alex more the heart of the swim team? >> definitely. in high school, she definitely wasn't the fastest on our team, but she was one of the most important people on our team, because she had the most heart. she would be behind you at every single one of your races cheering you on. wishing you luck. >> now, paige and alex were teammates again. >> she must have loved knowing she had you to lean on. >> i feel like there was definitely that sense of security. >> that friday, the team meeting ran late. alex's boyfriend got to town before it ended. alex texted to apologize that she wasn't there to greet him. please don't kill me, she wrote. no worries, he answered. soon, the two got together with a busy night ahead of them. midway through the everyoning, samantha texted alex. >> i told

we will have lots ahead from here including predictions from "variety's" clayton davis. us throughout the morning. >> gio: and we can't wait for that very exciting morning ahead here, whit, and plenty of major news around the world as well. kensington palace releasing the first picture of princess kate since her surgery, and here at home what a moment on the court. a nail-biting buzzer-beater in the s.e.c. women's tournament semifinals overnight. >> janai: yes, but we begin with the washout on the east coast. millions waking up to the after-effects of a day and night of torrential rains. somara theodore is here with the latest. good morning, somara. >> somara: good morning, janai. part of this storm system brought severe weather to the south which wreaked havoc in nahunta, georgia. take a look at this damage here. this was likely a tornado. we saw the debris signature. national weather service will get out there. also, charleston, south carolina, set a daily record yesterday. over 3 1/2 inches of rain leading to flash flooding and strong winds, a dangerous situation on t

walter clayton junior for three. florida's down three. was nuts. 14 seconds left clayton junior stops and pops. he had 33 tied at 100 with six seconds left. still tied. k.j. simpson puts up the baseline shot. gets the friendly bounce here. and colorado's up by two clayton junior with a heave at the finish year. but that's no good. the buffs hang on to win 102 100. let's get to the ladies. number two stanford hosting norfolk state tree. got some miracle growing there. nice passing by the cardinal cameron brink 17 points 15 boards. end of the half. it's kiki arey often finishing at the buzzer here. cardinal by a baker's dozen. they're favored by 35. and then it's hannah jump who buries the three. she had four triples on the night as stanford rolls 7950. they're to on round two sports on abc seven sponsored b the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. charged with style. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. all of us. we appreciate your time right now o

clayton area. let's check with jessica burch. >>> throughout the bay area we are seeing a mix of sun and clouds with a quick splash of showers at times into the afternoon hours today. that doesn't amount to much. in the grand scheme of things we'll get close to around a hundredths of an inch in fairfield. we'll continue to watch this unsettled weather pattern develop as we head into the next couple days with on and off showers from offshore into our wednesday. that's the last we will see of the rain and we start to clear up into our thursday and friday forecast. i know it was a hectic weekend with heavy showers widespread throughout the area and really heavy snow in the sierra, we are getting much needed dry break into our thursday and friday with a little bit of a warm up. it's going to be nice. it was a gusty weekend with a wind advisory for our weekend set up. friday into saturday that allowed us to see winds around 45 miles per hour along the coast. that's not the case today. winds at max will

walter clayton jr knocks down the three and florida's down three. 14 seconds left clayton junior stops and pops. he had 33 florida ties it up at 100 with six seconds left. still tied cj simpson baseline jumper friendly bounce buffs by two. clayton junior with a heave. this actually is a pretty good look but no good in colorado. hangs on 102 100. now to the ladies. number two stanford hosting norfolk state tree. got some miracle grow in there a nice passing by the cardinal cameron brink layup 17 points 15 boards into the half kiki area often splitting the defense and scores at the buzzer. the cardinal leading by a baker's dozen at the break. they were favored by 35. so not a surprise. and here hannah jump with the jumper. she hit four triples on the night. you drive on brink. and this is what happens denied. pac 12 defensive player of the year had six blocks stanford rolls 7950. they are on to round two. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> another soggy saturday in store this weekend. let's check in wit

walter clayton junior for three. florida's down three.as nuts. 14 seconds left clayton junior stops and pops. he had 33 tied at 100 with six seconds left. still tied. k.j. simpson puts up the baseline shot. gets the friendly bounce here. and colorado's up by two clayton junior with a heave at the finish year. but that's no good. the buffs hang on to win 102 100. let's get to the ladies. number two stanford hosting norfolk state tree. got some miracle growing there. nice passing by the cardinal cameron brink 17 points 15 boards. end of the half. it's kiki arey often finishing at the buzzer here. cardinal by a baker's dozen. they're favored by 35. and then it's hannah jump who buries the three. she had four triples on the night as stanford rolls 7950. they're to on round two sports i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as 14 days. now i can help again. feel the difference with nerv

we need guys like jay clayton and others. jay did a fantastic job in deregulating so much of the s.e.c. and so much of, you know what he did. he was a big deregulator. and again did it with -- with, it was a beautiful thing to watch that agency ran so -- i have a lot of great people. never talk about those people. i think that's natural. we talked about some of the ones i didn't like, and some of the ones i had in there i didn't like, but mostly i had fantastic people, because you know, we get -- we got -- you can check every record in the book. nobody was even close. i did the biggest cut in regulations. we did the biggest tax cut in history and gave the biggest regulation cut in history. we gave a tax cut, by the way, coming up. it's going to be very bad for democrats and very bad for this country if that's not extended the trump tax cuts. biggest in history. the other one biggest regulation cuts in history. jay a part of that. from what he was doing. we gave them on the environment, gave them on so many different things. w

ese camión cargado de gasolina se volteó entre las avenidas sur lincoln y clayton.e caminos está trabajando junto a cal fire para remover dicho vehículo. aclaran que hasta este momento no hay peligro o derrame de sustancias tóxicas o nocivas. recomiendan tomar previsiones y transita por esa zona de fresno porque las calles lincoln y clayton están cerradas hasta que se despeje dicha vía. hablaremos también sobre un producto para adelgazar que muchas mujeres usan para quedar embarazadas y esto es una tendencia en las redes sociales. qué tal? soy flavio lacayo. estamos a jueves 28 de marzo. muchísimas gracias por acompañarnos en esta emisión en vivo. iniciamos con información del sur del área de la bahía. hay unos 200 estudiantes de la preparatoria charter downtown college prep allenrok. tienen que transferirse a otras escuelas, esto debido al cierre de dicho plantel para final de año escolar. la junta directiva de dicha escuela, ubicada en el este de san josé, votó por su clausura a principios de este mes, debido, según ellos, a que la matrícula ha disminuido en un 30

walter clayton junior knocks down the three and florida's down three.nds left clayton junior stops and pops. he had 33. florida ties it up at 100 with six seconds left. still tied. k.j. simpson baseline jumper. friendly bounce buffs by two. clayton junior with a heave. this actually is a pretty good look, but no good in colorado. hangs on 102 100. now to the ladies. number two stanford hosting norfolk state tree. got some miracle gro in there a nice passing by the cardinal cameron brink layup 17 points 15 boards and to the half kiki area often splitting the defense and scores at the buzzer. the cardinal leading by a baker's dozen at the break. they were favored by 35. so not a surprise. and here hannah jump with the jumper. she hit four triples on the night. you drive on brink. and this is what happens denied. pac 12 defensive player of the year had six blocks stanford rolls 7950. they are on to round two. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry biel so outside right now it's soggy gloomy and kind of looks like it's the

walter clayton jr knocks down the three and florida's down three.seconds left clayton junior stops and pops. he had 33 florida ties it up at 100 with six seconds left. still tied. k.j. simpson baseline jumper. friendly bounce buffs by two. clayton junior with a heave. this actually is a pretty good look, but no good in colorado. hangs on 102 100. now to the ladies. number two stanford hosting norfolk state tree. got some miracle grow in there a nice passing by the cardinal cameron brink layup 17 points 15 boards into the half kiki area often splitting the defense and scores at the buzzer. the cardinal leading by a baker's dozen at the break. they were favored by 35. so not a surprise. and here hannah jump with the jumper. she hit four triples on the night. you drive on brink. and this is what happens denied. pac 12 defensive player of the year had six blocks stanford rolls 7950. they are on to round two. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> thanks larry. the rain is coming down this morning. let's check

deceptive practices the second reaffirms the long-standing essentials harm the competition alo sherman claytond not be applied to stockyard cases. we are very close to publishing u.s. a label with consumerhe understanding of what the claimant means working on a label standards and verification guidance for claims such as animal raised practices so consumers can trust those labels and lastly we are wrapping up more than $1 billion of inst challenged us to make in meat and poultry processing infrastructure the spring and summer focused on small independently owned local facilities. !z■n to remote research access. all of this, mr. president, is going to provide additional lower cost for consumers. that's just a few of the many ways we are promoting competition at usda from dome a capacity that you ordered. usda is using expertise and balance sheet to bring down prices for consumers, promo fairness for farmers and workers with the department of justice, ensuring up the resiliency in food and agriculture supply chain all of which you directed. >> can i ask a question? what kind of response are you

deceptive practices the second reaffirms the long-standing essentials the competition along the sherman claytonhould not be applied to stockyard cases. we are very close to publishing a final rule that aligns the u.s. a label with consumer understanding of what the claimant means working on a label standards and guidance for claims such as animal raised practices so consumers can trust those labels and lastly we are wrapping up more than $1 billion of investments you challenged us to make in meat and poultry processing infrastructure the spring and summer focused on small independently own■u local facilities. to remote research access. all of this, mr. president, is going to provide additional competition more choice and lower cost for consumers. that's just a few of the many ways we are promoting competition at usda domestic and fertilizer capacity that you ordered. usda is using expertise and balance sheet to bring down prices for consumers, promote fairness for farmers and workers with the department of justice, ensuring up the resiliency in food and agriculture supply and challenged us to d

that was the clayton from the atlantic kind of so he knows president has given his 1st policy speech to congress, hoppey or malay, a nice to range of reforms and said he would try to push through policies with or without lawmakers, supports the right wing populace to power last november, promising to shake up argentina's invest. i was economy, but he's facing strong opposition in the parliament and on the streets. unions calls for protests to head his malay speech, saying they fear his plans will leave the country worse. off dw correspondent alejandro robust. you and born desirous told me earlier what molly's speech revealed about his plans for argentina as well. and maybe somebody has said that he will in seized with his degree with the kiss bill to liberalize economy, to reduce the argentine as a state. and he says that he wants the congress to accept these reforms and a, if the congress accepted, accepted. and he would give a relief to the provinces. you know that the, the, the congress and the provinces of ogden, tina are dominated by the opposition. but a, if he can not get an a

was the clayton from the atlantic cancel that argentine as president has given his 1st policy speech to congress, heavier mulay and as a range of reforms and said he would try to push through policies with or without lawmakers to force the right way and populace to power last november, promising to shake up argentina's and baffled economy. but he's facing strong opposition in the parliament on, on the streets. unions cause the protests ahead of malays speech saying they fear his plans will leave the country worse off. or we're drawing nearby dw correspondent alejandro basil in buenos aires. what did malays speech reveal about his plans for origin, tina as well, and maybe somebody has said that he will in seized with his degree with his bill to liberalize economy, to reduce the argentine as states. and he says that he wants the congress to accept these reforms. and if, if the congress accepts is accepted and he would give a relief to the provinces. you know that to the, the congress and the provinces of parts. and tina are dominated by the opposition. but a, if he can not get an agree

de acuerdo a la abogada valdez clayton, los inmigrantes tienen todo el derecho de consultar con otroa visa ya no fuera válido. según la abogada. sí, porque ya no es urgente, ya no es reciente, ya no hay peligro hacia ella. este entre más años pasa y pasa y por eso es que le están dando la visa u para que ella coopere con la policía de testimonio, pueda proteger a otras personas de la comunidad. en 5 años, abigail recibió su permiso de trabajo y el año pasado por fin su visa, su vida y la de su familia, dice. después de tanto sufrimiento, cambió de la noche a la mañana. tener un trabajo mejor pagado, salir con libertad a la calle como no sé, se nos abre muchas puertas, puertas que abigail desea, se le abran a otros inmigrantes. tania lubiano telemundo 48. bueno y abigail no fue la única que pudo legalizar su situación migratoria. su esposo césar también sabemos que recibió una visa u eso le da la oportunidad, entre otras cosas, de buscar un trabajo sin restricciones y como dijo ella, andar tranquilamente en la calle. bueno, y entonces los abogados lo que hacen es insistir. si usted co

practices the second reaffirms the long-standing essentials harm the competition along the sherman claytond not be applied to stockyard cases. we are very close to publishing a final rule that aligns the u.s. a label with consumer understanding of what the claimant means working on a label standards and such as animal raised practices so consumers can trust those labels and lastly we are wrapping up more than $1 billion of investments you challenged us to make in meat and poultry processing infrastructure the spring and summer focused on small independently owned local facilities. to remote research access. all of this, mr. president, is going to provi competition more choice and lower cost for consumers. that's just a few of the many ways we are promoting competition at usda from domestic and fertilizer capacity that you ordered. usda is using expertise and balance sheet to bring down prices for consumers, promote fairness for farmers and workers with the department of justice, ensuring up the resiliency in food and agriculture supply youd and challenged us to do. >> can i ask a question?

the role that i wanted to stay with clayton to take over and since can really be understated having up of quite english women as the face of the take over so many new things to say to supporters with critical . no, only that, but i think she was very in depth and are and gauge ones with the media. she has been a nice digression away from the color behind the cloud, which is most fans didn't take much to be convinced. so either the saudis invested in the squad, renovated the training facilities, proposed the stadium expansion, and announced plans to develop the land around saint james's park. which actually who do i, the sold off or allowed to wallow in dilapidation? that goes, i pulled cache into the women's team, which was languishing in the full during mark ashley's rain. they now want him to be competing in europe by 2027. that's another contribution out of him because he got some people who say, saturday ownership, given women's rights and saudi arabia should they be invested in the women's team, the counter arguments about as well. is it such a negative to invest and the see me as

tackles unfair and deceptive practices the seconeatanding essentials hm the competition along the sherman claytonshould not be applied to stockyard cases. we are very close to publishing a final rule that aligns the u.s. a label with consumer understanding of what the claimant means working on a label standards and verification guidance for claims such as animal raised practices so consumers can trust those labels and lastly we are wrapping up more than $1 billion of investments you challenged us to make in meat and poultry spring and summer focused on small independently owned local facilities. ess. all of this, mr. president, is going to provide additional competition more choice and lower cost for consumers. that's just a few of the many ways we are promoting competition at usda from domestic and fertilizer capacity that you ordered. usda is using expertise and balance sheet to bring down prices for consumers, promote fairness for farmers and workers with the department of justice, ensuring up the resiliency in food and agriculture supply chain all of which you directed and challenged us to do

we need guys like jay clayton and others. and so much of, you know what he did. he was a big deregulator. and again did it with -- with, it was a beautiful thing to watch that agency ran so -- i have a lot of great people. never talk about those people. i think that's natural. we talked about some of the ones i didn't like, and some of the ones i had in there i didn't like, but mostly i had fantastic people, because you know, we get -- we got -- you can check every record in the book. nobody was even close. i did the biggest cut in regulations. we did the biggest tax cut in history and gave the biggest regulation cut in history. we gave a tax cut, by the way, coming up. it's going to be very bad for democrats and very bad for this country if that's not extended the trump tax cuts. biggest in history. the other one biggest regulation cuts in history. jay a part of that. from what he was doing. we gave them on the environment, gave them on so many different things. we had plants built in louisiana, refineries, absolutely debt f

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a live look looking at clayton valley.eautiful shot with a lot of green. >>> today will be arguably the nicest day to get outside over the next week. today we get sunshine and wednesday, light rain and thursday scattered showers between systems. then we get this coming in and friday looks soggy. saturday looks soggy. that may linger until sunday. then we get to monday and that may be the next mainly dry day. it's a long walk between today's dry weather and next week's. it's going to be a while before we finally get to see calm weather returning. i am glad we are getting this game in today because it will be pleasant outside. it will be hard to play baseball games later this week in san francisco or oakland. at oracle park, first pitch is 5:05. it will be breezy. mid 50s at 8:00 when the game will be wrapping up. let's look at the allergy report. it is interesting because this may be the one element that gets better when it rains. we wash allergens out of the sky. pollen count is very high. it will be medium to high wednesd

you can see right around clayton, pleasant hill, walnut creek, street level radar alamo area.w widening the picture here. the area of low pressure. it's a level one is going to continue to actually make its way down towards southern california. but the moisture is getting lifted up against the mountains here and squeezing out a little bit of that drizzle. and shower activity. so tonight at 7:00, 730, you're going to still see those showers going into tomorrow morning, some damp roadways. and then the intensity picks up briefly for the afternoon and evening. so watch out. there will be some pockets of moderate rain. it's a level one for tomorrow. slight chance of thunder. here are your high temperatures. 50s and 60s and the accuweather seven day forecast. does feature a level one. tomorrow we do get sunshine back in the forecast thursday friday before more unsettled weather comes in this weekend. don't forget spring forward on oscar sunday. that time is changing in the morning. of course, we've had a lot of unsettled weather. yeah, yeah we have, but this is what you need in the

and let's do my job and what would be the case is the have to compete with dumped prices coming from clayton to just an example of the difficulties which i'll expect to reach. uh yes or on the way you read the negotiation. busy and also we do plan for quin membership to the up and you and you know, coming up next summer 2023 found the stunning announcement by bricks, nations that they had many countries applying for exception could be you announcement the a tit for tat. we'll discuss it when we return with game, it's all on sit tight. the m o will be right back, the the the welcome back to the m o. i'm manila chance game is hon, former switch m, p, and author of the book. europe's existential dilemma to be or not to be an american vassal, is back to continue the conversation. so get back in 2020. just before the coven pandemic had the world b, u. k. divorce, the union. after years of debate. breakfast leaders successfully campaign to the public that being a member of the effectively removed great britain's independence. that membership often interfered with doing what was best for britain. t

with children of the sheer scale of the destruction is clayton save miss ariel footage. we felt the huge building of the crow close to the whole complex, basically completely destroyed. you can see the roof is collapsed. the autism or in a culture of our correspondent in the sky is right that she fall this report from the helicopter. under any other circumstances, this would be a very exciting an interesting opportunity. but of course, we are good on a helicopter ride out about a 100 meters heights to take a look at the sides of the massacre and see the level of destruction over in the back. 40 shows and more of the latest footage right here are showing the off them off of the tire attack on the crocuses. a complex where you can see right that they're headed machinery. same, basically, emergency services are dismantling the severely damaged structure and clearing away the separate. now, before we give you any more updates just for a moment, let's trace how this tragedy unfolds. it. i should warn you. traffic images, i'm especially coming your way or the vertical. i'm sit

and let's you much, i'm, what would be the case is the have to compete with dumped prices coming from clayton to just an example of the difficulties which i expect to reach. uh, yes. or on the where you, you read disney goose chase. busy and also we do plan for creating an medical sheet to do you up and you're just now coming up next summer. 2023 found the stunning announcement by bricks, nations that they had many countries applying for exception could be you announcement. be a tit for tat. we'll discuss it when we return with game. it's all on sit tight. the m o will be right back. the, the the, the welcome back to the m. o. i'm manila chan game is hon, former switch m, p, and author of the book, your ups, existential dilemma to be or not to be an american vassal, is back to continue the conversation. so get back in 2020. just before the cobit pandemic hit the world, the u. k. divorced the union after years of debate, breakfast leaders successfully campaign to the public. that being a member of the effectively removed great britain's independence, that membership often interfered with. doin

chairman and cnbc contributor jay clayton.ny either of the agencies didn't want a settlement maybe it was legit many aren't what they want they want action. >> structural change. >> they do with our greatest companies. some of our greatest companies some of our greatest monopolies. how about that >> you know, let's step back here. >> step back. >> there's a big thing going on which is we just saw a big cooperation agreement yesterday between u.s. antitrust and trust authorities in global authorities. >> collusion we talked about. >>> cooperation, collusion, choose your word but we have to recognize that the u.s. economy is very different from the european economy and certainly very different from the chinese economy. to think that sort of a one-size-fits-all approach to competition and policy across the globe is going to be what's best for the american consumer, you have to have a skeptical attitude much more nimble capital markets. much more nimble labor markets and something we do know other country in the world does is we t

so you clayton's fortunes over the near to rest on 2 things. one is the number of troops that they can raise from their own population. and as a bell at the moment being discussed in the kidney in parliament about how they managed that conscription efforts. and the other, of course, is western supplies, particular things like tennessee shells. and as we know that so being held up at the moment because the americans are tied up in, in american domestic politics. so if you claim does some of those things raises its own troops and as weston supplies, it will have no problem holding off these russian tax. and if it doesn't have those things, i think it's going to be very, very difficult for them eventually to help. but russian forces, because they are so much more numerous, they can so little about that right and casualties, and they have much grades of supply loans. so mike, is that any more to ukraine strategy? moving forward, apart from those 2 points you mentioned it's so you client is, is playing the waiting game on the waiting effectively. so

it can be up to 50 times stronger than heroin. 0ur correspondent in san francisco james clayton has beenncsco for three years between 2020 and 2023. there's someone actually doing fentanyl right there. oh, yeah, that's... you're going to see that. like, people don't give a bleep. this is his account of what life is like homeless and addicted to fentanyl. for, like, a year, i didn't go to sleep on purpose. i fell... where i fell is where i slept. and i always wondered, like, how do you... why don't you go and get undercover or something? and it's because you're just exhausted. you're like... just sheer exhaustion and you lay where you fall, you know? so, yeah, i've been there. i've been there plenty of times. it's an all encompassing desire, like, it's a 2k hour a dayjob. all you're doing is acquiring money to make sure you still have dope. because even when you run out, like, obviously withdrawals are looming. like, they're going to... they're going to come in a matter of hours. to keep up his habit, brian regularly stole items from stores and sold them on the streets for his next fix, w

so you clayton's fortunes over the near to rest on 2 things. one is the number of troops that they can raise from their own population. and there's a bill at the moment being discussed in the credit in parliament about how they manage that conscription efforts. and the other, of course, is western supplies, particular things like tennessee shells. and as we know that so being held up at the moment because the americans are tied up in, in american domestic politics. so if you client does have those things raises and troops and it has western supplies, it will have no problem holding off these russian tax. and if it doesn't have those things, i think it's going to be very, very difficult for them eventually to help. but russian forces because they are so much more numerous, they cast so little about that right in casualties and they have much grades of supply loans. so mike, is that any more to ukraine strategy moving forward apart from those 2 points? you mentioned. so you, client is, is playing the waiting game on the waiting effectively. so th

out by san ramon and clayton and down by saratoga and parts of san jose.as just coming down and then other places awaye got up to three quarters of an inch in some places, which is rainfall rates within those cells, thunder and lightning, as you know, that has died down. we're into a position now where the high pressure is taking charge. this is a sweeping radar. no green basically high pressure is building in. and when that happens this time of year, you get valley fog almost almost every time. and so it doesn't mean it's going to be widespread, but it will be patchy in the morning hours. the system is south now. it's more towards southern california and los angeles. you can see that's where it was today. and now it's kind of going to shift off. it's in southern california, but it boots out and goes out towards the plains. as we get into this friday or thursday, friday and even a little bit into saturday. but it's going to be a good 48 hours of ridgingl and then it starts to break down a little bit on the weekend, which, with a chance of a few sprinkles.

this year 75 degrees in san jose, 72, in concord, clayton, walnut creek, alamo, diablo, all the way intore, 71 in san francisco, well above average. and we are talking about above average temperatures each and every day, all the way through the first day of spring, which is on tuesday. enjoy. >> beautiful week ahead, roberta. thank you. san francisco has opened a new career center at city hall. staff at the career center will help candidates navigate the city's hiring process, as well as provide tips on how to write a resume and interview. mayor london breed says right now, the city has nearly 4000 vacant positions, and this center will allow them to hire more people and do it faster. >> it takes too long, it's too confusing, and all people want to do is get to work. can you imagine going through a 6 to 1 year process to try and get a city job? and by that time you have a job offer from someone else? >> the center also provides career development for current city employees to help them progress in their department or learn about new opportunities. >> here's a look now at the stories tren

so you clayton's fortunes over the near rest on 2 things. one is the number of troops that they can raise from the run the population. and there's a bill at the moment being discussed in the cleaning parliaments about how they manage that conscription efforts. and the other, of course, is western supplies, protecting things like tennessee shells. and as we know that so being held up at the moment because the americans are tied up in, in american domestic politics. so if you claim does not those things raise its own troops and it has less than supplies, it will have no problem holding off these russian tax. and if it doesn't have those things, i think it's going to be very, very difficult for them eventually to hold by russian forces because they are so much more numerous. they can so little about that right in casualties and they have much grades of supply loans. so mike, is there any more to ukraine strategy moving forward apart from those 2 points? you mentioned. so you client is, is planning waiting day on the waiting effectively. so the

this is part of the suburban loop around atlanta, clayton county. this is where we were counting from tuesday on into saturday in the last presidential election because of the covid, voting. this is where the votes came in and turn the state. one of the places that turned it in favor of president biden again, this is going to be democrat, overwhelmingly democrat. this is the atlanta airport, huge black base in this county, but again, suburban voters who can vote republican, you see them voting there in the primary tonight. so if you're donald trump, this is great, except you still have weaknesses in the suburbs, except, and i mean, when you look at that chatham county and i understand all the context of the proximity to charleston, savannah the charleston understand, but 35% for someone who has dropped out >> but that is talking about, that's a protest. that is a no. thank you. that's what we know. donald trump is going to win, but no, thank you. >> so much more politely than some of those voters maybe putting it but that would be the bottom line. >

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tenido que tener ayuda también del respaldo del resto del equipo y ese respaldo lo encontró, no en clayton partidos, demostrando por qué es importante para él poder ser también parte clave de este equipo. y es que, como lo mencionaba al principio, los golden, los warriors no han sido nada buenos en casa, apenas tienen récord de 500 y vamos a revisar como en los últimos 5 partidos, porque eso demuestra su inconsistencia después de una gran victoria contra los milwaukee bucks por 25 125 a 90 cayeron en 3 de manera consecutiva en casa antes de conseguir esa victoria frente a los memphis grizzlies. y es algo que el equipo quiere. tiene que corregir si se quiere meter entonces a los playoffs. en este momento siguen peleando por el play. veremos si es algo que los golden state warriors pueden hacer. pero bueno, hoy es un día de fiesta, un viernes para poder disfrutar con mucha comida en españa, así que veremos qué tal les va. lleva la atención esa comida. bueno, no, no, la verdad es que me llama la atención el partido. por supuesto, también la comida. la excusa es maravillosa para ir a disfrutar

our correspondent in san francisco james clayton has been speaking to a former addict about how addictioned. brian was homeless on the streets of san francsco for three years, between 2020 and 2023. there's someone actually doing fentanyl right there. oh, yeah, that's... you're going to see that. like, people don't give a bleep. this is his account of what life is like homeless and addicted to fentanyl. for, like, a year, i didn't go to sleep on purpose. i fell... where i fell is where i slept. and i always wondered, like, how do you...? why don't you go and get undercover or something? and it's because you're just exhausted. you're like... just sheer exhaustion and you lay where you fall, you know? so, yeah, i've been there. i've been there plenty of times. it's an all encompassing desire, like, it's a 2k hour a dayjob. all you're doing is acquiring money to make sure you still have dope. because even when you run out, like, obviously withdrawals are looming. like, they're going to... they're going to come in a matter of hours. to keep up his habit, brian regularly stole items from store

esther valdés clayton es la abogada que logró la residencia permanente para gianelli, así que lo quer aclarar cuando obtuviste daca. si ya eres mayor de edad, mayor, de 18 años de edad, se acumula lo que se llama presencia y legal. entonces, cuando tienes presencia ilegal tienes que pedir un perdón, perdón que puede durar años en que te lo apruebe el servicio de inmigración. en el caso de gianelli, pidió un permiso humanitario para poder visitar a su abuelita en méxico, quien se enfermó. ella sale de los estados unidos con el permiso en. durante el tiempo que le dieron le sellan el pasaporte. tiene una entrada. fue admitida e inspeccionada. tiene una entrada legal. janelle pudo regresar a este país entrada legal a los estados unidos que le permitió hacer un ajuste de estatus y obtener su residencia permanente en 5 meses. es algo muy bonito para mí y oportunidad es nuevas si, bueno, dice janelle que lo que ella ha querido es compartir su historia para que otros beneficiar de daca que se casan con un ciudadano tengan mucho cuidado, pues deben hacer este cambio de estatus que dicen que

in my beautiful documentary, it was do clayton's 1st and 1st documentary, but it also remains very comfortable. so now let's have a look at a clip and uh see what the film is about. the the that we saw that the image of might be in a vision, most guy who is a emerging for misspelt building, pregnant and she was bloody just as well. but she soon became the, the main, the main center of this kind of western propaganda over the over what really happened that this was the electrical thing we should say, all the terms, the hospital number 5 on march 9th, 2022. and as she came out of the hospital, she said she was surrounded by a camera crew of photographers from associated press and she'd like to gave him an interview. now of course i stayed cool some controversy. that was a big brown with the united nations security council. like what really happened in the hospital. russia insisted that the hospital was not the target, that it was not foamed up from the, as the ukrainians on the ground was like the holsters or had in fact being taken over by ukrainian soldiers some time before. now marianna, hers

the idea of clayton's of the facilities full of terrorists who have barricaded themselves inside its wards. scabies rodney made a tree, has released some footage of its raids. an idea of spokesperson says that at least $600.00 towers had been arrested schiffer with more than a $140.00 of those elements. they did their several cash or weapons and intelligence documents were allegedly seized at the facility. however, thousands of civilians of also being killed during raids on the hospital this week, according to the policy and forwards. at least 7000 offset, to be sheltering that, but they've been ordered by ease roles to evacuate and head south. we heard from some of the displaced locals. i like to have them how sorry, and they suddenly besieged us while we were sleeping. we've been under siege for 3 days with nothing to eat or drink. there are 6 people among us. when they let us out, save a siege, all the buildings have been, they let them in our 1st naked without any clothes. and then they let the women out making us hold our hands on google. they forced us to go to the south, but w

than heroin, it's relatively easy to overdose when using it. 0ur correspondent in san francisco, james claytonrmer addict, about how addiction took over his life. brian was homeless on the streets of san francsco for three years, between 2020 and 2023. there's someone actually doing fentanyl right there. oh, yeah, that's... you're going to see that. like, people don't give a this is his account of what life is like homeless and addicted to fentanyl. for, like, a year, i didn't go to sleep on purpose. i fell... where i fell is where i slept. and i always wondered, like, how do you...? why don't you go and get undercover or something? and it's because you're just exhausted. you're like... just sheer exhaustion and you lay where you fall, you know? so, yeah, i've been there. i've been there plenty of times. it's an all encompassing desire, like, it's a 2k hour a dayjob. all you're doing is acquiring money to make sure you still have dope. because even when you run out, like, obviously withdrawals are looming. like, they're going to... they're going to come in a matter of hours. to keep up his hab

whether you're going from deming to clayton, from farmington to carlsbad, from las cruces to las vegas, or taking the high road from santa fe to taos, residents and tourists alike should be able to get from one end of theu state to the other no matter what vehicle they drive. [applause] we need to take the same forward-looking approach to housing at a moment when new mexicans are working hard to rent or purchase homes that aree too often out of reach. a house is so much more than a roof over your head. more affordable homes means more families on their feet and more workers able to work, more stability, more hope and more opportunity. we know that new mexico needs to construct thousands of homes as fast as possible. yet too often, housing development is stalled by a complicated web of zoning and permitting requirements that vary from city to city and county to county. to build for the future, we need to fund development and then get out of our own way. i am asking the legislature for two things. first, i am asking for funding to build the housing we need, $250 million dollars in low-in

our correspondent in san francisco, james clayton, has been speaking to a former addict about how addictionyears, between 2020 and 2023. there's someone actually doing fentanyl right there. oh, yeah, that's... you're going to see that. like, people don't give a bleep. this is his account of what life is like homeless and addicted to fentanyl. for, like, a year, i didn't go to sleep on purpose. i fell... where i fell is where i slept. and i always wondered, like, how do you...? why don't you go and get undercover or something? and it's because you're just exhausted. you're like... just sheer exhaustion and you lay where you fall, you know? so, yeah, i've been there. i've been there plenty of times. it's an all encompassing desire, like, it's a 2k hour a dayjob. all you're doing is acquiring money to make sure you still have dope. because even when you run out, like, obviously withdrawals are looming. like, they're going to... they're going to come in a matter of hours. to keep up his habit, brian regularly stole items from stores and sold them on the streets for his next fix, which he knew c

fentanyl, which can be up to 50 times stronger than heroin. 0ur correspondent in san francisco james claytonabout how addiction took over his life — and how he nearly died. brian was homeless on the streets of san francisco for three years between 2020—2023. there is someone actually doing fentanyl right now. . actually doing fentanyl right now. , yes you will see that. people do not give an expletive. this yes you will see that. people do not give an expletive.— give an expletive. this is his account of— give an expletive. this is his account of what _ give an expletive. this is his account of what life - give an expletive. this is his account of what life is - give an expletive. this is his account of what life is like . give an expletive. this is his account of what life is like is homeless and addicted to fentanyl. for a year i did not go to sleep on purpose. where i fell is where i slept. i always wondered, why don't you go and get undercover or something, it is because you are just exhausted and just sheer exhaustion and you lay where you fall. so i have been there plenty of times. it

let's speak to clayton weimers, who is us director for reporters without borders.e just heard. people being held and effectively used as bargaining chips, is that you review? ., , bargaining chips, is that you review? . , ., , review? evan is not the first american — review? evan is not the first american prisoner - review? evan is not the first american prisoner who - review? evan is not the first american prisoner who hasl review? evan is not the first - american prisoner who has been review? evan is not the first _ american prisoner who has been taken in russia and used seemingly as a bargaining chip to secure the release of russian prisoners elsewhere in the world and he is the firstjournalist elsewhere in the world and he is the first journalist to elsewhere in the world and he is the firstjournalist to be taken in such a way and read to give really represents a twofold strategy by the kremlin, one is to take high—value hostages in order to secure the release of prisoners abroad but the other is to clamp down on independent investigative reporting independent

my hero growing up was adam clayton, that was a political based church if there ever was one. at the republican national committee is reversing its plans to cut the parties community centers and a program to encourage early voting, after backlash from rnc members, the plan initially included laying off staffers who, in many cases, were employees of color, from communities of color, the centers they were based in. what does it say to you that a republican party as a firmly aligns with the trump campaign was considering to abandon its minority outreach at the same time that the campaign insists its giving priority to black voters? >> two fold. i think you're talking about a party that had interest in its relationship, and broad you -- broadening with constituencies and i felt that the relationship or effort aimed at communities of color are peripheral at best. when you have a candidate saying, i can relate to black voters because i have a mug shot, how insulting and unimaginative that is. it represents the fact that there is no sincere effort or genuine effort of engagement and

walnut creek, clayton, danville, dublin and won a shift over towards us the south. the bay san jose in the 60s, going into the low 70s. for today, the futurecast will show you cloudyl continue across parts of the bay area for today, especially along the coastline, and tomorrow likely toúbe a near to beúsligh& average for san francisco, for e spafternoon. low 60s in oakland and our inland communities spenjoying temperatures several degrees above average, at least the inner east bay and south tor san jose. a quick look around before i let you go. 68 the afternoon high inúredwoodúcity for today andc for the innerúeat bay. we will go 71 in concord, a to the weekend before that wett- weather is expectedúto arrive. more extended forecast. >> rosemary. thank you. we've reported over the past few years that a higher than usual number of dead gray whales have been washing up in california shores. that's finally slowed down. why? scientists say the die off and whales h e bill, the critics say, further threatens people's rights and freedoms in the city. the national security b

clayton builds a six-point lead. alexander with the rock. zigzagging around. misses but jason greene has a put back in that is also wrote. 86-73. the blue jays added back to the sweet 16. >>> gonzaga facing kansas. jayhawks led by one of the half but all gonzaga in the final 20 minutes. watson throws it down and makes it 52-49, bulldogs. don't leave him open. they left him open. 32- for gonzaga run. then outscored kansas in the second half and they crews they reach the sweet 16 for the ninth year in a row. >>> oakland native, going for the huge chamin that will not go. he is facing dayton but in the second half the wildcats are up. why not try again? he throws down the rivers. 13 points for the former san leandro high star. with a 12 point lead, he has a three. arizona moves on. they beat dayton. >>> to soccer , bay fc taking on the washington spirit. we pick things up in the 11th minute of play. we will get to it . here we go. dorian bailey , the school board looks bleak. so she lights it up. breakaway goal puts bay fc up 1-0 early. but in the final minute of

it involves lawyers for the donald trump defendants using michael isikoff and dan clayton 's new book, michael was watching it all unfold on television and he's going to explain what the attorneys got so wrong later on this hour. up next, new aid for gaza, raining down from the sky today. some key questions need to be asked about this. why airdrops? why did it take so long? we're back in just a 60 seconds. ef agility. fir (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. our customers get what they want, when they want it. (jen) now we're even smarter and ready for what's next. (vo) achieve enterprise intelligence. it's your vision, it's your verizon. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait. no i'm always hot. sleep number does that. now, save up to $1,000 on select sleep number smart beds. plus, special financing. shop now at sleepnumber.com breaking news u.s. military planes today making the first airdrop of humanitarian aid into gaza as famine looms amongst the population. the emergency aid is coming as questions loom over the killing of 100 palestini

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we turn to andy mccullough, a senior writer for the athletic, and author of "the last of his kind, claytonatness." andy, thank you so much for being here. just for our viewers who are not familiar with who shohei otani is, this is one of the stellar athletes in baseball, an incredible hitter, keeps getting better, was an amazing pitcher when he is on the mound. many believe this guy is the greatest in the game today. also apparently one of the nicest guys, too. so, this news gets out about these gambling allegations. how did that news come out? and how did that land in the baseball community? andy: yeah. i mean, i can answer the second person -- the second part first. it landed like a bomb. it's been that is still basically been going off you know, nearly a week later. the way the story initially came out with the los angeles times reported that thani's name had surfaced in and in a the sort of books or the records of an alleged legal bookmaker named matthew bauer, who lives in southern california, is under federal investigation, when the los angeles times and subsequently espn approached