it moved east and west from washington out toward the fairfax, loudoun county border, the fairfax, prince william border. as the union successes [ indescernible ] so, they were all back towards washington. by christmas, they have all branched it out. [ indescernible ] just on the western edge or eastern edge of the fairfax, prince william or loudoun county. that's how close those trips are. part of what is important to keep in mind is the notion that stuart is not going to right around [ indescernible ] and that makes it, i believe, possible for the second part of this talk to be important. there was no railroad at the time between fredericksburg and washington. so, all the supplies coming from washington, the large depot at alexandria, had to come by road. it came down route 1, which is known as the telegraph road at times, more commonly today, the route 1 or emancipation highway. and that area had been hit three times between november and december, three times by wade hampton's calvary, and with some success. stuart assumed it might take a larger force of cavalry , i will have greater s

the fairfax prince william as union successes ebbed and did well, will. so after second manassas they're all back towards washington by christmas they've all branched it out and so naval force is very is just on the western edge or the eastern edge of the fairfax french border, loudoun county. so that's how close those troops are. and part of what is to keep in mind is i hope we will bring all together. it is the notion that stuart is not going to ride around again is to ride through here. and that makes it, i believe, possible. for the second part of the story to be important. there was no railroad code at the time between fredericksburg or acquire and washington, so all the supplies coming to washington, the large depot at alexander had to come by road. they came down route one, which is as the telegraph road at the time. more commonly read around one or now emancipation in that area had been hit three times between november and december three times by wade hampton cavalry and with some success. so stuart assumed that if i take a larger force of cavalry

he will have a massive force protecting a supply depot at fairfax station. he will be blocking the route into alexandria. he will have his calvary force going back and forth between it. they will do what they want to do. they know that he has left the station by about 10:00 a.m. he has either run into a calvary patrol, overrun them, survivors will get back. everyone else will hear gunfire and know that stewart is coming. he will have two skirmishes. one i just mentioned in the other is on the outskirts of fairfax courthouse. it is with edwin stout in. i mentioned that only because stout was the man who would be captured on march ninth. stewart will kind of deceive the federals into thinking he is going into camp there for the night. he will build a bunch of campfires. under the cover of this campfires he will leave them out. the most direct route is route 50 going out to chantilly. the federals have blocked that so he goes up along the railroad and he has out. that is essentially the christmas route. as you see here wade hampton turned it into failure at the

buying his first acreage in the shenandoah valley from money that he made doing surveys for fairfax.is living with his older half-brother lawrence washington, has married into the fairfax family, extended family and is building a house that he is naming after his commanding admiral, admiral edward vernon. george washington is out as a surveyor. he knows the frontier country and with the house of burgesses says we want to have somebody to go out and follow the command of king george ii and tell the french not to advance their forces from the great lakes to the forks of the ohio or the allegheny and the 90 rivers, where pittsburgh is today, who are we going to send? and they said we will send this young washington, who knows this frontier. we will send him over there. and he is sent over there at age 21, 22, ultimately with general braddock's troops who suffer braddock's defeat near pittsburgh. he brings the troops back on the retreat. but this gives washington the military experience, the frontier experience and the actual military command experience that few colonists had. the britis

buying his first acreage in the shenandoah valley from money that he made doing surveys for fairfax. he is living with his older half-brother lawrence washington, has married into the fairfax family, extended family and is building a house that he is naming after his commanding admiral, admiral edward vernon. george washington is out as a surveyor. he knows the frontier country and with the house of burgesses says we want to have somebody to go out and follow the command of king george ii and tell the french not to advance their forces from the great lakes to the forks of the ohio or the allegheny and the 90 rivers, where pittsburgh is today, who are we going to send? and they said we will send this young washington, who knows this frontier. we will send him over there. and he is sent over there at age 21, 22, ultimately with general braddock's troops who suffer braddock's defeat near pittsburgh. he brings the troops back on the retreat. but this gives washington the military experience, the frontier experience and the actual military command experience that few colonists had. the br

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evan is the school choir director in fairfax but they have no kids.y is a media matters maniac with no children invested in the local school like this and why is this man insisting that the curriculum be so sexualized. he's not a parent or a stake holder. he's an activist. you think that guy is going to boost test scores? he's not there for that. you know exactly what he's there for. nick is a virginia state delegate. i'm a little alarmed by this guy. does he make you suspicious? >> >> jesse, when you look at this, i don't think it -- i understand why parents are mad. i don't understand why they are surprised anymore. this is just the sort of thing, this is part of the agenda. this is not a bug, this is a feature of the agenda and you have individuals like this who, like you just described, are far less interested in their reading and writing and their ability to comprehend mathematics, and far more interested on exposing your 13-year-old to pornography in the public school library so i think at this point, again be mad but stop being surprised. you'r

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this is not an oversight at fairfax high. sorry. remember young man material for their children in the audience? do not interrupt my time.t >> carl later went on to paren mock that parent, calling her testimony an exorcism. >> didn't callt. >> he was so deeply religious. since carl joined the board, he's bragged about how he is the first openly lgbtq electedbe to local office in fairfax and apparently it's been exhausting for him makinglg lgbt history is exhausting, but it's critical work. >> hi.rk hey. when did we add fire? that's new. car >> it's no surprise carl's playing identity politics. he's learned fro m the best from s working for senate democrats, demo with every, e democrats, democrat under the sun. biden, obama, mayor pete vito. my favorite kamala karl, was even comms director for mediaen matters. 1 >> and now, on january 1st, carl will officially take over as the board chair. the only problem? well, one of many. carl doesn't have any kids. has he has a partner. evan, who you saw holdingilth a stack of filthy books. >> e

yes, fairfax county was a proxy crime, not a direct crime. it is certainly no less harmful to kids so they could not go to their dream high school because of their race. right now that cases pending before the supreme court. my colleagues also if the other cases pending involving property discriminations that i schools in boston, new york city, montgomery county maryland that all follow the same general pattern. while litigation by nonprofit groups is an important way to enforce the core comments of students for fair emissions, it is not the only way. the department of education has an important role to play in making sure that the civil rights laws are followed. unfortunately, the frequently asked questions document at the office of civil rights issued following the air right decision indicate that they will not do that. it basically ignores a large and looming problems and essentially tells universities that whatever they want to do as long as they are not to open about it. that is not the law and it needs to be held to account to realize t

in the state of virginia, the newly minted president of the fairfax county school board, taking office, took a professional oath, not as it should be in the bible, on a stack of gay porn, which he was holding in his hands, he, don’t be surprised, was being held in the hands of his husband, god, forgive me america, at least those americans, and they say there are as many as 25 left. although we can no longer expect protection from the church. pope francis, who has gone off the religious roller coaster, wants to look modern at 87 years old. so, the pontiff officially allowed to bless gay couples. at the same time, the catholic church itself, gay. we don’t seem to admit it, exactly 2 years ago the vatican called such blessings unacceptable, but times, as they say, change, the pope explained his decision, how if the ritual is not similar to a marriage, then you can bless even those who do not live according to the norms of christian moral teaching , solution the ultra fashionable francis voiced this... let them be put to death, their blood is on them. the new testament, of course, does not

san anselmo, cloverdale, fairfax, clayton and rohnert park all checking in at 39.f it feels colder to you, it is some breaks in the clouds allowing those temps, but a lot of cloud cover is on the way and that's kind of the key. more cloud cover than anything else. any rain would be light, better opportunity, i think, to make it on saturday morning about marin county north upper 50s, low 60s at best. all right. sal's here and he's going to tell you and me the traffic is better than usual. >> and that's what i like. it's going to be a friday. that's typical, which is lighter. so there's not much to say. and let's just hope it stays that way. there's no weather to deal with either. it's dry and there's a light delay at the toll plaza. so we're actually off to a very nice start on a friday as i look at these cameras, highway four five really has a little slowing, but the rest of the east bay and south bay commutes are still off to a good start at 601. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you, sal. governor gavin newsom went head to head in a political d

buying his first acreage in the shenandoah valley from money that he made doing surveys for fairfax.e is living with his older half-brother lawrence washington, has married into the fairfax family, extended family and is building a house that he is naming after his commanding admiral, admiral edward vernon. george washington is out as a surveyor. he knows the frontier country and with the house of burgesses says we want to have somebody to go out and follow the command of king george ii and tell the french not to advance their forces from the great lakes to the forks of the ohio or the allegheny and the 90 rivers, where pittsburgh is today, who are we going to send? and they said we will send this young washington, who knows this frontier. we will send him over there. and he is sent over there at age 21, 22, ultimately with general braddock's troops who suffer braddock's defeat near pittsburgh. he brings the troops back on the retreat. but this gives washington the military experience, the frontier experience and the actual military command experience that few colonists had. the brit

one of our colder spots joining much of the north bay lake, fairfax in petaluma. also down in the upper 30's right now, napa all the way down to 37 degrees. now later today, we will have some passing clouds chance of a north bay sprinkle this afternoon. daytime highs in the upper 50's to low 60's for the roads right now. things out there moving along just fine. it's friday. and it certainly is friday light, no backup whatsoever on the bay bridge, the san mateo bridge. it's busy, but you are rolling at the limit. the richmond center fell as well as the golden gate. also doing just fine on a friday. darya. james, thank you, john 804. right now and >> and another top story that we're following. california governor gavin newsom and florida governor ron desantis faced off on the debate front of a national audience talk about a myriad of topics. capitol correspondent eytan wallace walks us through it. >> well, let me tell you, this was quite the debate. newsom in the center certainly did not hold back from attacking each other. but here's yes. will take them cover first

buying his first acreage in the shenandoah valley from money that he made doing surveys for fairfax.ing with his older half-brother lawrence washington, has married into the fairfax family, extended family and is building a house that he is naming after his commanding admiral, admiral edward vernon. george washington is out as a surveyor. he knows the frontier country and with the house of burgesses says we want to have somebody to go out and follow the command of king george ii and tell the french not to advance their forces from the great lakes to the forks of the ohio or the allegheny and the 90 rivers, where pittsburgh is today, who are we going to send? and they said we will send this young washington, who knows this frontier. we will send him over there. and he is sent over there at age 21, 22, ultimately with general braddock's troops who suffer braddock's defeat near pittsburgh. he brings the troops back on the retreat. but this gives washington the military experience, the frontier experience and the actual military command experience that few colonists had. the british army

. >> when sean silvera found his breath for the first time at a yoga class in fairfax , it was a life-changing experience. one that he knew he would want to share with others. >> i cried. here is my body. >> it was quite a surprise for the marine corps veteran who, at the time, thought yoga was for hippies and definitely not for men. >> it blew my mind. i had not had that kind of experience since boot camp. difficult, transformational, just changed how we look at things. >> since then, silvera has opened his own studio in san francisco. he runs it like a boot camp sometimes. silvera is eager to help others get balance as he has. >> i still have sergeant silvera back there but i can manage them better. >> he is on a mission to break a barrier that yoga is not for men. >> the stigma has been there and it has prevented guys from coming to yoga. >> guys like himself, who come from intense backgrounds, who may not know it can be a life-changing practice. >> it likely saved my life. who i was in the past, who i am now. >> silvera has gone through the barbed wire, working with the prison yoga practic

in fact, there's only a couple 30's hit still hanging on in dublin, as well as fairfax 39. 37 skies do stay clear and dry throughout the course of the day today actually throughout the course of the week, too. so a great week to get some stuff done this before. a big pattern change into next week that i'll get to in your full forecast for the roads right now. nice and smooth sailing conditions across the bay bridge. nothing holding you up there hrom the maze to fremont street. we do have multiple issues as you're trying to disembark. the san mateo bridge over into foster city and that is still resulting in quite the backup. it is improved, though, down down to 21 minutes. richmond center fell at 7 minutes for your crossing and all is good at the golden gate. back to you. thank you very much, john. 9.30, is the time. and let's go to the east bay now where danville police are looking for 3 men accused of robbing a consignment store. and we do have video of them hoping to find who they are making arrests. let's go and look at more with kron. 4 sarah stinson. >> robbers targete

it's about a young man we met in fairfax, virginia. his name is heman bekele.14 years old, he's receiving national recognition for a scientific invention soap that could treat skin cancer. our producer, tameka cody, met up with a high school freshman and brings us his story in his own words. hi, my name is heman bekele. i'm 14 years old and i just recently won the 3 a.m. young scientist challenge for creating a bar of soap that can help treat skin cancer from a very young age. growing up in ethiopia. i always saw people who were getting hit by the hot sun and when they did end up getting. diseases such as skin cancer, the prices were truly either inequitable or inaccessible to so many people. the average price of skin cancer treatment globally is almost $40,000, and that's an outrageous price and a number that i hope to fix slowly through products like these, which find a more innovative and different way to go about treating skin cancers like basal cell skin carcinoma, which are normally super expensive to fight against. so the main reason why i chose to even

. >>> 97 people this midday still without power in fairfax, this after a tree fell on to a power lineht. it happened around 12:30 this morning. this video showing the aftermath there and this was iron springs road and alima. the roads are expected to open up later tonight. power was scheduled to be restored this morning and now pg&e estimates they will restore that power by 9:00 tonight. >> all of these storms returning as the holiday travel rush as more people return home on christmas and now they're heading out on trips for the new year. lines snaked outside the terminals as passengers were trying to check into their flights. today and tomorrow are expected to be the busiest post-christmas days. there are 20 flights that have been delayed in oakland and so far no cancellations and sfo has nearly 70 delays and one cancellation. san jose airport has about 30 delays. >> mayors across the united states are asking washington to step in the flood of migrants. >> our scott mcgrew joins us with the latest. >> the mayors of chicago, new york and denver held a joint press conference where the

street, santa clara, los altos, some steady showers in the north bay from lucas valley road, woodacre fairfax, san rafael. it is wet and also seeing the rain from oakland foothill boulevard, moraga into danville, san ramon. you will notice danville boulevard, blackhawk area. also wet. now as we look at the peninsula from palo alto heading into redwood city, mountain view , sunnyvale, a slippery roadways . out there, the wider picture showing you that area of low pressure off the coast of the pacific northwest, pushing a front through northern and central california. here in the bay area. that's why we're getting the wet weather. but it is also kicking up the surf right now. wave heights are 4 to 13ft high. surf warning begins at 3 a.m. tomorrow. it is going to run until 3 a.m. on friday. those breakers building 25 to 30ft. it is going to be dangerous. surfing and swimming conditions, so definitely try to stay out of the water if you can. we're going to go hour by hour. look at those wave heights. they will be building as we head towards tomorrow. definitely will remain high. and then thursday

temperatures will begin to cool down and do it fast already in the 40's now in half moon bay. 46 in fairfax. 44 now insanely 9.42. in calistoga. so, you know, we're going from here. it is going to get cold out there. storm clouds rolling on through kind of spreading to the south as we head throughout the day today, ice storm rolling on by without causing too much of a nuisance. and now here are set things kind of quieting down outside just a couple of scattered light showers in the south bay over the mountain tops. other than we're drying things out outside the winds going start to switch, become more of an offshore wind overnight tonight and really this whole storm system going to wind down. still some more snow up in the sierra nevada, a widely scattered showers elsewhere around the state. but this front going head on out of town and here comes high pressure sliding on in, going to make for a beautiful day tomorrow. but you notice the arrows here, the given you an idea of the wind direction, that's that offshore wind going to that dry air kind of settling in that means tonight. it's going

in the livermore and dublin. 43 in concord. 49 now in saint rose with some dense fog. 39, though, in fairfax. so overall, the pattern going to get a shift gears. you've got the storms here off the coastline. you see a couple of them out there right now. eventually they're going to break through back to tomorrow. looks like a decent day. and no, we're not going worry about any rain should be a nice dry day. couple high clouds move overhead. but after that, things start to get very interesting. long-range forecast showed up for system kind of just fall apart as it moves a little bit closer. but then we see that swirl up the coastline. that's an area of low pressure developing off the coast, cutting off and sitting out there in the pacific kind of spinning around, bring some moisture toward the bay area. maybe bring some rain. as we head in toward the weekend, especially the latter half rain continuing into monday, taper off to showers and yet another round may be some rain late in the week. and this may really just opened the door to a series of storms not only for next week, but maybe till th

you're 44 fairfax. 48 now in sonoma. already down to 40 almost 30's already in calistoga. so, you know, we're going that air. it's very dry outside with a little bit of an offshore wind that's going allow for that dry air to continue and bring those temperatures down in a hurry. so if you're stepping outside tonight, skies will be mostly clear. grab a jacket, maybe a thick one tonight as those temperatures really going to get cold as you head through the evening hours and by midnight, many of those temperaturesyalready going to be in the 30's outside right now. dry out there. you can see the winds, more of a northerly component out there right now. just begin see the development of a little bit of a northeasterly wind. that's that offshore wind. and that's what's going very cold. it's active out there in the pacific. we've got these storms out there. but this ridge going to hold on just enough. and you see right here that ridge kind of sliding on by overhead. but a few clouds going to roll over that ridge making a little dirty at times. that means we'll see a couple clouds

if you're headed out the door, we're looking at temperatures down to 45 degrees in fairfax already. 46 in saline and 49 in napa. 53 degrees in oakland. we do have a cold front off the coastline, but high pressure out ahead of it will hold most that energy to the north, the jet stream lifting all that rain. well, north of the bay area's, we keep things dry here. we are going to see that offshore wind kicking in. so some patchy fog. now by tomorrow morning, we wake up mostly sunny side up as we'll see that offshore wind, kerry most that fog away. then a few high clouds begin to drift into our skies by the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow will be cool in the san francisco about 61 downtown about 57 in the sunset you'll find 50's and 60's out along the coastline about 58 degrees in millbrae. 61 hazy sunshine in burlingame. 61 woodside the south. they will be hazy tomorrow afternoon, although maybe some mid 60's there little cooler as you make your way in the east bay. 61 degrees in dublin about 61 also in concord, 16 or end up at about 62 degrees in back toward the coastline. it's going to

we're going to get you into street level radar woodacre fairfax marinwood ignacio boulevard, heading into novato. highway 101, seeing some wet pavement as we look around the santa cruz area, boulder creek, ben lowman highway nine, highway 17. it is going to be a dicey commute tonight. going forward. coastal flood advisory begins 3 a.m. tomorrow. it runs until 7 a.m. and the concern here is a combination of the rain and the high tide, which is peaking just before 6 a.m. tomorrow, is going to lead to some low lying flooding, so keep that in mind as we go. hour by hour. tonight still just spotty showers between six and about 1030. and then the rainfall intensity picks up as this system. the second part of this system gets in here. this area of low pressure is going to skirt the coast and dump some heavy rain across our region. you can see that intensifying as we head into tomorrow afternoon and evening. it's a level one on our storm impact scale and that means some brief heavy rain, gusty winds not just tonight, but through early thursday. chance of thunder and certainly minor flooding

we're cooling off a 47 degrees in fairfax. it is 53 in sonoma. 48 now in calistoga. 57 degrees for our friends in berkeley. as we head through the night, though, we're tracking the storm system off the coastline right now. it's dry. but this storm system looks pretty impressive out there in middle of the pacific. it's a cutoff low. so these are really hard to forecast timing on these. so yes, we get the weekend that looks like we're going to see some showers begin to move in and then things going to begin to pick up all kind of on and off to the first part of next week. tomorrow should be a dry day. but after that, all changes here comes out low as we head toward the middle of the day on saturday starts to make some movement by sunday morning. there's a chance we could be into a few scattered showers. but i think the heavy rainfall going to come late on sunday night into monday. i think a very stormy commute early on monday morning. on tuesday, more scattered showers and the potential. maybe some thunderstorms, another round o

for several hours where he was harassed and beaten by the scene of the red crescent spokesperson bill fairfax describes what had colleague went through. it was such a day, the palestine around to crescent was leaving a mission to evacuate, a wounded people from an anti pump. this hospital hospital in coordination with the w at o. and when the evacuation con boy was passing through the check point that separates garza from the so it was of destructive. is there any occupation that posted to stop the convoy for a couple of hours? and they and they detained the wood clinic. ronnie, for 4 hours. during that time he was harassed, beecham instructions as well as a treated in the new me leasing manner. his. he was stripped of physical asses. the blind folded his hands where a tide out on his back. and after 4 hours he was released, is there any okay, patient forces. let him walk over 2 key to meters, to pass. that's really the check point. he was with no closes or shoes. and obviously it was one of the most traumatizing experience for him. this has happened in a time one z as a part of it was the tr

we will hear from kristi next in fairfax, virginia. caller: good morning. i would like to start off this thing in lamentations 5:2. our inheritance would be taken over by strangers. is that not what is happening? 98% of people are coming -- males are coming from other countries. i look at the state of chicago, illinois, california, arizona, new york, and colorado. do people know the history that happened in those states with the south and central americans that are now coming back to these states? they are not coming back to play hopscotch. they are trying to claim their land back. let's be honest about things. i just want to give big ups to sarah huckabee sanders and kristi noems. these women are not afraid to take the fight to the enemy. i wish what a lot of the lawmakers would follow what these women are doing and take the fight to where it needs to be. donald trump has superseded his duties as president for the american people. donald trump in 2024, hands down. god bless america. host: george is a democrat in virginia. hi, george. caller: how you doing?

temperatures showing up outside. 37 degrees right now in calistoga. 39 now and sonoma. 39 in the bottle. 38 in fairfax 39 degrees in napa and north bay looks like it will be the coldest part of the bay area tonight going to get cold frosty as we head in toward tomorrow morning. you can make sure some sunshine and clouds as we head throughout the weekend. the temperatures are going to be cool to mild, starting to see more of that offshore wind kicking in and with that offshore wind that's going bring with that cool, dry air still some storms off the coastline. that's lee. some of that is going to punch through. but not this weekend. high pressure going hold on just enough. sending all that energy up in the pacific northwest. and that will bring them some more heavy rainfall, maybe some more flooding there as we get into next week. things begin to change. we do have a weak front moving by on thursday. but right now looks like it will be mostly dry next weekend could be entirely different. story may be some big time storms coming our way overnight. lows in the 30's and the 40's a frosty morning early the

of course the police did show up, the fairfax county police department did a wonderful job, they're veryfessional and very supportive. it was clearly swatting. i'm just the latest example of that. we had a number of members of congress who were targeted days before i was. it really is dangerous because you're removing these officers from the street where people are in need of protection. but it's also a sign of the day of rage and rage is addictive and gives people a license to do things they would not otherwise do including sending officers to someone's home during the christmas holiday. and we have to sort of look at this as a country because this is what we have become. it is tempting to yield and you, this is an effort to silence people with opposing views and they don't just target you, they target your family and your home even during a christmas holiday. but you have to remind yourself and your family that there's a great deal at stake here that if you do silence yourself, you yield more than just one voice you yield to this effort to harass and intimidate others and there's too m

it's a manifestation of our age of rage but we are grateful to the fairfax police officers who were highlyin responding to this. jonathan turley, the nicest guy on the planet. rachel: marjorie taylor greene but the fbi hasn't found them. pete: college football, missouri defeating ohio state. sorry to all our folks out there, what a flameout, 14 to three, the tigers defense keeping the buckeyes out of the end zone for the entire game. yafa adar year fourth quarter with the last night touchdown beating kentucky 38 to 35 in the gator bowl and finally notre dame taking on oregon state in the sunbelt, the fighting irish making the beavers look silly. >> nice move by love and love to the end zone, touchdown notre dame. >> notre dame wins 40-8, head coach marcus freeman receiving a celebratory serial bath. is that a new thing? joe: i don't know who sponsored it but they put mayo on them, pop tart, listen, you don't understand is college football thing, both seasons are wacky. some of the balls, the names of the bowls, it is up 5 or 6. it is tough because a lot of the really good players don't pla

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. >> charlie: my story out of fairfax county virginia which is far from where i live at the bottom ofd to take the oath of office with his right hand on a stack of erotica with pictures. >> greg: wow. >> charlie: we don't want to over-diagram ties some of these stories and make them feel bigger than they are. we're probably underplaying them. this is a guy that's going to be on the school board, they have 142 elementary schools that he's making policies for. 180,000 students and he's taking the oath of office on a stack of erotica >> kat: it's weird that that's weird to you. >> charlie: that's not kind of weird? what's the message >> kat: i'm not entirely sure i don't know where you purchaser rot ca. >> charlie: he got it from the school library. i. >> jeff: you had the story up. these were all erotica banned from the school library so i got the cart in front of the horse there story. >> greg: that's actually in one of the books. >> kat: gulfed?. >> greg: i am so excited this is from my home up to of california, pancho via 365 south b street, it was scary when i grew up, strip club an

. >>> right now about 100 people in fairfax are said to be without power all due to the fallen tree you. video shows the aftermath at iron springs road and owe lima. the road is closed and there's no estimate on when it will reopen. pg&e estimates power to be restored about 9:00 this morning. >>> download the nbc bay area app. can you get access to the exclusive mobile doppler radar to see the weather in your neighborhood. >>> we are checking out the dublin camera, and the commute direction coming into this area, and just a note that it's not perfect conditions for the area. the yellow highlighting, it has been lit up all morning. south bay peninsula, all the way in towards san francisco, it's a smooth dry. more damp roadways there. back to you. >> thank you. >>> happening today, the owners of a san josÉ daycare will be back in court. these are the owners facing felony child endangerment charges after two toddlers drowned back in october. seven additional charges have been added to the complaint. the pool was fenced off, but they say one of the owners left it propped open after they wat

fairfax san anselmo point rays.l sebastopol, rohnert parks down to 34 healdsburg, middletown look at that 27 and then 20s and 30s to the north. but saturday morning there will be a little bit colder temperatures. teens in the mountains. truckee, 14, south lake tahoe, 11 mammoth at 15. fresh snow up there. the only thing you have to worry about is the fog in the valley or some ice, maybe snow on the roads. but the weather will be much quieter today than the past two days, except for a few high clouds. this is more of a cold system, so we'll get mostly sunny skies. it's just not going to be very warm today. so cold morning. a little breeze out of the northwest and northwest and that system, again, maybe a few high clouds drifting across. i think we'll get some over the weekend, but it's a dry system for us. it's a rainy one for the pacific northwest, mostly sunny, breezy, cool on those temps. upper 50s and these are about where they should be. but tomorrow morning, we'll be colder. i think we'll get some upper 20s, 30

. >> a democrat school board neb fairfax county, virginia, chose to be sworn in on a stack of lgbtq-thememed books, these are the so-called banned books that are not actually banned, decent folks just don't want children looking at gay porn. i can't think of anything more 2023 liberal democrat than that. important to note though that they could not open up those books and show them on television because they would be too disgusting and filthy. but good for them for that solid virtue signal. ray monday, you're up next. >> my flop of the week foes to jill biden. this week the first lady released a video of a dance troupe that made it seem as if the white house had been invaded by cirque de soleil on acid. the dance troupe, which seems ready to do hunger games: the musical, offered their e own bizarre take on the nutcracker. aside from concerts in the east room, this is not a concert hall. this is the people's house. it should not be used for performance like this. two, the dance group on their web site calls for the ab a bigs of prisons and defunding of the cops in new york. sorry, that sho

andy in fairfax, virginia. independent. caller: good morning and thanks for c-span for this wonderful service and happy holidays to everyone. i worry about parties using instruments of justice and power against each other. republicans have done it too but the democrats now. i encourage leftist friends calling into think about texas throwing by enough of over swing state. i wish neither man was running for president. we have great governors that can make a case. i agree with earlier callers. this will be a bunch of what goes around comes around. it will be tit-for-tat and we have bigger issues to worry about. happy holidays to all. host: mary in virginia, republican. caller: i find all this kind of confusing but i also know if we want to support our constitution then we need to get everybody on board. we do have a choice to vote for the president. that is our number one choice. thank you. host: mary, what you say in maryland? caller: can you hear me? host: we can. caller: i'm almost in my 70's. i watched the president being

. >> a democrat school board neb fairfax county, virginia, chose to be sworn in on a stack of lgbtq-theme-themed books, these are the so-called banned books that are not actually banned, decent folks just don't want children looking at gay porn. i can't think of anything more 2023 liberal democrat than that. important to note though that they could not open up those books and show them on television because they would be too disgusting and filthy. but good for them for that solid virtue signal. ray monday, you're up next. >> my flop of the week foes to jill biden. this week the first lady released a video of a dance troupe that made it seem as if the white house had been invaded by cirque de soleil on acid. the dance troupe, which seems ready to do hunger games: the musical, offered their e own bizarre take on the nutcracker. aside from concerts in the east room, this is not a concert hall. this is the people's house. it should not be used for performance like this. two, the dance group on their web site calls for the ab a bigs of prisons and defunding of the cops in new york. sorry, that

so you can see some of the showers in petaluma down to fairfax over to richmond over to napa down on the peninsula. we're getting a little bit in san mateo as well, heading over to the east bay. a little bit of a line rolling towards hayward. this is how he's going to play out as we go through the afternoon. you can see the bulk of it will go through. but we do still say unsettled in a few little pops on the radar coming in. this is your thursday morning. so a bit of a break, but still a bit drizzly out. they're likely to have some wet roads the next to the rain is coming in friday afternoon. you see this in about 3 o'clock. these could be some potential thunderstorms that rolled through friday into the early part of saturday. so just be ready for that. this is the rain we're looking out for from now until we get into tomorrow night, which you can see the higher totals up in the north bay. lower totals down in the south bay, you know, tune of about a 10th of an inch or as we could see a quarter to even up to an inch as we get to points north. this is the second hit of rain coming in

> in the north bay now a downed tree took down some power lines and forced crews to close a road in fairfax. the large oak tree was blocking olema road about 100 customers in the area lost power. you can check out the abc seven bay area app for the latest on weather conditions and to access the same live doppler seven that sandhya and our entire weather team uses. search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it. >> abc seven news has obtained a threat assessment from the fbi, warning about new year's eve celebrations in san francisco. this confidential assessment has been shared with law enforcement before the holiday weekend. abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra is in the newsroom with the latest on this threat assessment. stephanie. >> well, dan. well, there is no direct, credible threat confirmed the assessment states the new year's eve celebrations here in san francisco is one of several cities that's on the fbi's radar, including concerns about the unprotected coastline and fireworks barges that are listed as possible targets this new year's eve in san francisco