i'm so grateful for my colleagues on the board of the glen park merchants association to tony and the best vice president ever marianne delarry. thank you for all you do and i can't miss carolyn from the glen park association who braved the rain to be here. i would not be here without the rules committee, [indiscernible] sharkey and paul terry and sam who was not able to be here today. i would definitely not be here today without the encouragement of the board of the san francisco council district mer tants association. there are many other people i would thank, but instead, i'm going to express my gratitude by working as hard as i can to successfully fulfill my responsibilities as a director of -- of the sfmta board and work for the work for san francisco, residents, students, workers and visitors. providing safe, reliable, clean and well-maintained modes much transportation, motorists, pedestrians, bicycle riders, disabled folks and seniors is the awesome tax that the sfmta staff, maintenance borkers and operators dedicate themselves to every day. i'm honored to join you. although i

transactions. charging how ukraine became the decisive beginning of the end of us empires. professor glen decent, he's editor of the rusher and global of as gentle as new book, the ukraine war in the region. well, the illuminates the lethal lies and deceit of successive us. and us proxy western european nations, he joins, we know from all his level in no way. thank you so much for reservation for coming on. so i said 2 events today. uh, which uh, envelope, our emblematic of teams, really in your must read new book. i mean, it's quite an amazing summary of 500 years of a new, liberal history. hungry is village and sweet and joining nato will quote hearings on nature warmed israel, genocide, activities, and guys in jerusalem would have just those 2 events signify in terms of the panorama that you explain in your new book. so those 2 events where the while are very significant, i guess the 1st will be the collapse of the trial that the in europe, the young during the cold war, we had a neutral belts going through the continent to give some strategic distance between the 2 rivals. and again,

mark is here, village president of glen ellyn and joins us now.ark, thanks so much for coming on with us. >> thanks for having me. >> obviously you have seen this is a huge problem in the city of chicago. there has been a large number of migrants sent to that city and the mayor has said we can't keep doing this. so, is it an effort on the part of the city, then, to send some of these migrants out to the suburbs, to try to have them help them and deal with the crisis. what are you seeing? >> let me begin by saying the $11 million offered was not for glen ellyn, but for all the communities surrounding chicago. it's just not for us, it's to settle migrants in the surrounding communities. i'm not sure what the motive is. but from my standpoint, we decided not to apply, primarily as of now, the deadline has passed. so it became available on the 16th of january, we had until the 31st to apply and i just did not see a plan that was being put in place that would allow us to make this a workable solution. one of the problems i have, i don't have physically

glen grant, military expert, retired colonel of the british army, glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel, god save the kin. an extremely serious situation, a bad situation on the big front of the russian-ukrainian war, in particular when... we are talking about the kupyan-lyman direction and about avdiivka, and there is a feeling that the enemy has prepared a fairly large number of relevant resources in order to plan one or the other . spring combat activities, spring combat actions, perhaps it is also about the preparation of an additional russian offensive. in my opinion, this is definitely a difficult and disturbing situation, i believe that it causes great concern for the top military leadership and the president as they carefully consider what action to take. there is a risk, for example, that an ongoing conflict may deplete resources that may be needed elsewhere in the near future. future, so i think we need to seriously evaluate whether we try to maintain control over everything, or whether we recognize that we are in a situation where we need to make compromises in order

she hopes the lights will be back on in willow glen and beyond soon enough. there's one that i know of in willow glen that had 3000 customers out yesterday. >> today it's down to 900, so we are trying to restore people, even in a step fashion as quickly as we can. >> neighbors hoping for the same in san jose. dustin dorsey, abc seven news p-g-and-e's calling sunday's storm one of the most damaging single day storms on record in terms of outages. >> this is a look at everyone who still doesn't have power right now in it's latest update, p-g-and-e's says more than 52,000 customers in the bay area are affected. that's down by about 2000 from earlier this afternoon. >> streets are closed until further notice at the intersection of third and mission in san francisco due to a p-g-and-e's volt fire. san francisco fire departmentrillionesponded to calls of heavy smoke in the area just before 2:00. when they arrived, they determined it was an underground electrifi. part of the equipment they have underground p-g-and-e's utility crews are currently investigating what m

julia boorstin back with light street's glen kacher are you investors in this?erest in it >> in reddit >> yeah. >> we're not direct investors in it, no, but certainly interested in the space and the interne category i think reddit is playing a role in ai. and one of those content libraries that's been used >> the kinds of things tha jensen huang is sort of this dawn of a new industrial resolution it sounds like you could buy into that story too and the wa that you will see the runway expanding for a lot of the companies that will have a big part to play >> for sure. we're seeing, you know, cash from operations and earnings surprising by 10%. we are seeing theft continuing for many years to come we are seeing a stock that is, you know, probably going to be close to a dollar over the nex year and a half or two years >> big weightings you have als in the likes of amd and taiwan semi amazon, sales force, broadcom, microsoft, meta. for the other semi stocks, let's just take in amd, taiwan semi, and broadcom, for example, how do you view those relative t nvidia and th

it's just going to get colder tonight, this man in willow glen says. >> although pg and e is working near his home, he still has no idea when the power will return. >> it's a big question and nobody can tell me with pg and e can tell me is once this poles in which they're telling me will happen tonight, once this poles in, nobody can tell me whether it will have power coming into this, this convenience store on lincoln is using a generator for now to keep its doors open for business. >> as robin levine says, she's lived in willow glen for nearly 50 years, and has never been without power for an extended period. when you pulled up, i was in my car charging my phone, so i can be in contact with whatever. >> most importantly, i want to know from pg and e, when are we going to be getting power? >> pg and e's website says it takes at least 24 hours before it can estimate when power will be restored. it says the largest outages are responded to first, so the largest number of customers have their power restored. but in the meantime, people say they're going to do what they can to stay safe

glen kuiper is the younger brother of san francisco giants television play by play broadcaster duane kuiper. the giants told us that the kuiper brothers and others will be guests on their audio casts during spring training. >> still to come, san mateo county. demanding answers from at&t. the company's plan that could affect thousands of customers here in the bay area, plus a vigil in the south bay for a u.s. airman who set himself on fire in protest of the war in gaza. but first, west coast wrap up next in 90s, the murder suspect now indicted in arizona following a violent crime spree democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. khaled al-mansouri faces two counts

transactions, charging how ukraine became, the decisive beginning of the end of us empires. professor glen decent, he's editor of the rusher and global of has generally his new book, the ukraine war in the region. well, the illuminates the least sol lies and deceit of successive us. and us proxy western european nations, he joins we know from all his level in no way to thank you so much for visitation for coming on. so i said 2 events today. uh which uh, envelope, our emblematic of teams, really in your must read new book. i mean, it's quite an amazing summary of 500 years of a new liberal history hungry is voted on sweden. joining nato will quote hearings when they do armed israel, genocide, activities, and guys in jerusalem would have just those 2 events signify in terms of the panorama that you explain in your new book. so those 2 events with the while are very significant. i guess the 1st would be the collapse of the trial a t in europe. and again, during the cold war we had a neutral belts going through the continent to give some strategic distance between the 2 rivals. and again, thi

transactions charging how ukraine became, the decisive beginning of the end of us empires, professor glen decent, he's editor of the rusher and global of as gentle his new book, the ukraine war in the region. well, the illuminates the, the full lies and deceit of successive us and us proxy western european nations. he joins me now from all his level in no way. thank you so much reservation for coming on. so i said 2 events today. uh which uh, all of our emblematic of teams really in your must read new book. i mean, it's quite an amazing summary of 500 years of a new, a liberal history hungry is voted on sweden joining nato. will court hearings when they do armed israel, genocide, activities, and guys in jerusalem would have just those 2 events signify in terms of the panorama that you explain in your new book. so those 2 events with the while are very significant. i guess the 1st will be the collapse of the trial, the t in europe again during the cold war, we had a neutral belts going through the continent to give some strategic distance between the 2 rivals. and again, this was not to as

transactions charging how ukraine became the decisive beginning of the end of us empires. professor glen decent, he's editor of the rusher and global of has generally his new book, the ukraine, more in the region. well, the illuminates the, the full lies and deceit of successive us and us proxy western european nations. he joins me now from all his level in no way. thank you so much reservation for coming on. so i said 2 events today, uh, which uh, of our emblematic of teams, really in your must read new book. i mean, it's quite an amazing summary of 500 years of a new, a liberal history hungry is voted on sweden joining nature. will court hearings when they do armed israel, genocide, activities, and guys in jerusalem. what is just those 2 events signify in terms of the panorama that you explain in your new book? so those 2 events where the while are very significant, i guess the 1st will be the collapse of neutrality in europe. and again, during the cold war we had a neutral belts going through the continent to give some strategic distance between the 2 rivals. and again, this also not

so, glen, great seeing you. what is behind the move for the washington federal court there? reporting that the march 4 trial date has apparently dropped off the public docket, i mean, that kind of reinforces i think what we all know at this point, there is going to be some delay. the appellate court in d.c. has not yet resolved the absolute immunity issue, though, we're expecting an opinion any day now. but even once they issue that opinion, trump will have the opportunity to petition for a rehearing en banc meeting all of the appellate court judges sitting. he also did that in the gag order case and they unanimously rejected that rehearing, but the thing is, all of this is going to take some time. so it seems like a trial date one month from right now on march 4th is increasingly unrealistic. so that trial date will almost certainly get pushed down the road a little bit. >> glen, will that have an impact on any of trump's other cases? >> you know, potentially it will free him up for his backup auxiliary criminal trial, which is scheduled to begin march 25th in new york. of

elementary and willow glen middle school, both of which lost power.se, his house did too, so it's really nice for us to know that the kids still had a place to go and a place where they wanted to go as well. district officials say safety, of course, is the biggest priority, and even at schools that remained open, they did have to modify some activities because of all the debris on the ground. as for when power will be restored, they say they'll be letting parents at each school know as soon as the lights come back on. in san jose. anne rubin, ktvu, fox two news and you can always stay up to date with the weather and the latest news on the storm, on the fox local app. >> it's a free app for your smart tv. you can always catch our newscasts and weather reports as well as special stories about the weather hitting the bay area on capitol hill. >> there has been swift and strong pushback from the house after senators yesterday released a package that pairs border security with war time aid for ukraine and israel. the senate's bipartisan proposal includes b

glen, i've got to ask ask you about the timber. woolf:s.e controlling stake in the timberwolves from you. okay, give us something. we want to hear if that's going to happen. >> well, i would just say that we're still waiting for the paperwork. you know how long that takes, so at this point i'm still running the club -- [laughter] and i have the responsibility. and we're doing really well. they're working on a project to come up with the money and get the deal closed in the next couple months. liz: are you going to miss having ownership, or have you gotten all you wanted out of it? you billionaires love to own nba and football teams. >> well, i -- their proposal, i'm sure, will let me have a pretty good sized ownership in it in the future too. liz: okay. all right. we just want to let our investor-viewers know that that now the stock has been halted for volatility because it's had such a significant gain while you guys were talking. but at the moment, or we'll be continuing to watch this moment about envoy medical and the timberwolves. thank

of in willow glen that had 3000 customers out yesterday. today it's down to 900, so we are trying to restore people even in a step fashion, as quickly as we can. >> neighbors hoping for the same in san jose. dustin dorsey, abc seven news some. people who lost power went to a hotel where things went from bad to worse. >> their cars were broken into at 630. you will hear from them. >> third and mission streets in san francisco remain closed while p-g-and-e's investigates a vault fire. the san francisco fire department says they responded to reports of heavy smoke coming from underground just before 2 p.m. they determined it was an underground electrical equipment fire. fire officials are telling people to stay away from that area as they work on the repairs, so seek alternate routes. christopher high school in gilroy was vandalized last night in what appears to be a racially motivated incident. gilroy police confirmed three people broke in just before midnight, ransacked classrooms and wrote hateful graffiti on the walls. a parent called abc

this song was by glen hughes, and we met, and somehow we all got on the phone and we said: “glen, cometarted dragging me to all sorts of jams, he is a bass player and a fantastic singer to this day, he sings now like then, so he jammed with musicians from gunson roses, so i stood there, listened, we have an album coming out moscow colling, it’s his birthday, he invites us to his birthday, i gave him an album, and he says: i have a favorite album, then he comes up to me and says: alex, write me a song like strange. the song we started, stranger next to me, here, but it didn’t work out , it’s impossible to walk in the same water twice, life is amazing in general, there were a lot of such meetings, a lot, a lot, i saw the president of america, i saw each other, we played at the good games goodwill games, and we are there with a choir of 600 children sing the song balad try to fi, a huge stadium, there are 120,000 people, everyone crowded behind the wall of the stadium. and we are standing there, we , moody blues, suddenly look, there is a tall figure coming, he turns and approaches, there

this is in willow glen.t two weeks ago, that same block was pitch black, because of widespread power outages. another big concern for folks is flooding. more rain on top of what we've already had. some people in the north bay tell us they're not taking any chances. they filled sandbags in advance. >> garage on level ground. cement. you know? so it's -- it just -- once the land, the water, ground gets saturated, got nowhere to go. we don't have any drainage. >> our concern is soil saturation as well as the trees already weakened as a result of that last storm. >> firefighters from the north bay told us also they're upping their staff this weekend. in preparation for any emergencies. >>> the sierra is under a winter weather advisory today add heavy snow will come down. many skiers and snowboarder want to capitalize on the three-day presidents' day weekend and known for many as "ski week." a live look what looks like along interstate 80 at donner summit. chain controls on and off this weekend as the rain and th

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we understand, glen, yes, wars are won not only by commanders-in-chief, but primarily by personnel. andgeants, we also understand that a very important story is the middle link, the middle link of logistics, the middle link of provision, development and support of certain operations, and in general certain changes. middle link. on the other hand, we understand that in order to train the middle level, whether it is logisticians, whether it is communications workers and so on, it must take a certain amount of time. i believe the first step is to focus on recruiting people with experience. in the field of logistics to strengthen our logistical support. we need specialists who have many years of experience in logistics and can contribute to the improvement of this industry. such people can be found in various companies such as silpo. i mean people who know logistics inside out and have been doing it for a long time. some of them work on an international level with shipping companies on a daily basis. it is important to bring these professionals into the system so that they can help improve

i mean, glen bold, who runs a show also on rumble, like, like ours, as well as, as being real. cause said, i think you imply they have successfully destroyed the grades as you have a list of times yearly into sondra. already they made the example off him to the well to make everyone frightened of ever exposing war crimes a game in the way that julian assigned to the job done in the sense that when the so maybe biden is being appealed to by congressman that they've destroyed him completely. i mean i, i found a, i just quickly, i mean, i know, i mean to be eating you. i found him so clever, so brilliant about his analysis of geo politics. and he reminded me to go over the dial actually you, i'm interviewed before and i know just that was the book. the go with the book that he was clutching when the british police went in and then what kidnapped him from asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. yeah. well let's how is that gone when you saw him? could he read? well, that's oakland. remoe was wrong, and the julia, it's released, we're cover from this incredible injury that the r

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next up is glen grant, retired british army colonel, military expert. mr., i welcome you and thank you for being with us today. you, colonel, in ukraine they are waiting for the resignation of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny, president zelenskyi says that there will obviously be a rotation to touch not only zaluzhnyi, but also other leaders, including the army, some power bloc, as he said, which in your opinion will change after his resignation. chief of the armed forces of ukraine, how will this affect the situation on the russian-ukrainian front and is it advisable to replace a veteran during the war? and therefore, first of all, i want, when we talk, actually, if about resignation, yes, then he will not leave himself, yes, it is not, it is not a resignation of his own free will, yes, of course. he would not want to go alone, of course, this is about release, yes, about the fact that he will be released, and the important thing is the fact that he is a very powerful motivator in our country, there is no better person

i mean, glen gambled, who runs a show also and rumble like like ours, as well as, as being real. cause said, i think you imply they have successfully destroyed the greatest joy list of the times julian assigned already. they made the example off him to the well to make everyone frightened of ever exposing war crimes a game in the way that during assigned to they job done in the sense that when the so maybe by them is being appealed to by congressman that they've destroyed him completely. i mean i, i found i just quickly, i mean, i know, i mean to be in you. i found him so clever, so brilliant about his analysis of geo politics. and he reminded me to go over the dial actually you, i'm interviewed before and i know just that was the book. the go with the book that he was clutching when the british police went in and then but kidnapped him from asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. yeah, well, let's hope is that gone when you saw him? could you read? well, that's oakland really well. what's wrong, i'm the julian, it's released we're cover or from this incredible injury that th

he's in the beverly glen neighborhood of los angeles.ould see the damage behind you. what else is happening there? >> yeah. apologies for the lost shot there. really? you know, the terrain here. it's one of the reasons why it's tough to get a signal out of here. and also one of the reasons why we've seen this amount of mudslide damage. you can see the mudslide devastate this home right behind me here. the house actually being pushed off of its foundation as the mudflow came down off of the slopes, you can see water still pouring down this hillside here in beverly glen. we've had just so much rain falling in the past few days around a foot. of rainfall here in the los angeles hills. you know, here in the beverly hills area, as well as the hollywood hills area. we've just had tremendous amounts of rain. uh, you know, significant damage from mudslide. uh, we've had more than 300 mudslides, actually, just in los angeles alone, a local emergency has been declared here by the city's mayor, karen. bass. and, you know, we've had states of emerge

and also some residents there of the willow glen neighborhood spent the entire day without power. >> and a falling tree took out power lines and made a huge mess. the utility has been making some steady progress, some residents are getting frustrated after spending another day with no power. >> reporter: hey there, ryan, it is one thing to have power issues, but another thing to constantly have issue with service. i spoke to folks here as they tell me they frankly feel forgotten. as power outages continue to affect communities across the bay area, residents in moss beach and monterra feel a frustration brewing for quite some time. >> 60 miles an hour winds came and took my shed. >> reporter: nancy smith has lived here for 40 years, and believes the power infrastructure in her area has been constantly neglected. >> with no cell phone service and no landline, i can tell you how scary that is for an older person or really anybody to live in an area like this without 911 capability. and my shed flew there. >> reporter: the gusty winds caused nancy's back shed to go flying into her garage

well yeah, but i mean, just back to julian this on himself, i mean glen get involved who runs a show also a rumble like like ours, as well as, as, as being real. cause said, i think you imply they have successfully destroyed the greatest job a list of times yearly and assange already they made the example of him to the well to make everyone frightened of ever exposing war crimes. a game in the way that julian assigned to the job done in the sense that when the so maybe biden is being appealed to by congressman that they've destroyed him completely. i mean i, i found i just quickly, i mean, i know, i mean to be eating you. i found him so clever, so brilliant about his analysis of geo politics, and he reminded me of g o v doll actually you i'm interviewed before and i know just that was the book. the go with the book that he was clutching when the british police went in and then what kidnapped him from asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. yeah. well, let's have what is that gone when you saw him? could he read? well, that's oakland. remoe was wrong. and the julian, it's released

. >> lincoln avenue in willow glen had virtually no foot traffic. businesses had signs posted. they were closed due to the outage. weird very weird. >> i'm used to. this is one of my favorite places to be the dark didn't keep people from grabbing a slice or a drink at bebo's ny pizza. >> the owner said they were fortunate to hook up to a generator quickly, thanks to a customer, so we're able to keep the make line going and kind of keep things rolling. >> we got a little bit of light and the oven is gas, so fortunately we can still cook and as long as we have business and people hanging out and orders coming in, we're going to keep the doors open in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> tonight, president biden called governor newsom about the recent storms and offered federal support in the state's capital city. one family witnessed a large tree collapse onto their home and even caught it on video. the sacramento family says the roof collapsed in and a look inside shows huge cracks across the ceiling. luckily, no one was hurt. with more on the historic storm acr

i mean, glen gambled who runs a show also and rumble like like ours, as well as, as being real. cause said, i think you imply they have successfully destroyed the greatest journalist of the times yearly and assange. already they made the example of him to the will to make everyone frightened of ever exposing what crimes again, in the way that julian assigned to the job done in the sense that when the so maybe by them is being appealed to by congressman that they've destroyed him completely. i mean i, i found i just quickly, i mean, i know, i mean to being you, i found him so clever, so brilliant about his analysis of geo politics. and he reminded me to go over the dial actually you, i'm interviewed before and i know just that was the book. the go with the book that he was clutching when the british police went in and then bought, kidnapped him from asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. yeah. well, let's have what is that gone when you saw him? could he read? well, that's oakland. remoe was wrong. and the julian, it's released, we're cover from this incredible injury that t

i mean glen in bold, who runs a show also and rumble like like ours, as well as, as being real. cause said, i think the imply they have successfully destroyed the greatest journalist of our times yearly and assange. already they made the example of him to the will to make everyone frightened of ever exposing war crimes. again, in the way that julian assigned to the job done in the sense that when the so maybe by them is being appealed to by congressman that they've destroyed him completely. i mean i, i found i just quickly, i mean, i know, i mean to bidding you, i found him so clever, so brilliant about his analysis of geo politics. and he reminded me of g o v dot actually you, i'm interviewed before and i know just that was the book. the go with the book that he was clutching when the british police went in and then what kidnapped him from asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. yeah. well let's how is that gone when you saw him? could he read? well, that's oakland. remoe was wrong. i'm the julian, it's released, we're cover from this incredible injury that the ruling cross

we understand, glen, yes, that wars are won not only by commanders in chief, but first and foremost by staff and ncos, and we also understand that a very important story is the middle link, the middle link of logistics, the middle link of provision, development and support of certain operations, and in general certain changes. the middle link, on the other hand, we understand, in order to train the middle link, whether they are logisticians, whether they are communications workers and so on. then, it should take some time. i believe the first step is to focus on recruiting people with logistics experience to strengthen our logistics support. we need specialists who have many years of experience in logistics and can contribute to the improvement of this industry. such people can be found in various companies such as silpo. i mean people who know logistics inside out and have been doing it for a long time. some of them work on an international level every day. with carrier companies. it is important to bring these professionals into the system so that they can help improve logistics capa

i mean, glen gambled who runs a show also and rumble like like ours, as well as, as being real. cause said, i think you imply they have successfully destroyed the greatest. you have a list of times yearly and assange already. they made the example of him to the well to make everyone frightened of ever exposing war crimes a game in the way that julian assigned to the job done in the sense that when the so maybe by them is being appealed to by congressman that they've destroyed him completely. i mean i, i found i just quickly, i mean, i know, i mean to be eating you. i found him so clever, so brilliant about his analysis of geo politics. and he reminded me of g o v dot actually you, i'm interviewed before and i know just that was the book. the go with the book that he was clutching when the british police went in and then bought, kidnapped him from asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. yeah. well, let's hope that is that gone when you saw him? could he read? well, that's oakland. remoe was wrong. and the julian, it's released, we're cover from this incredible injury that the

i'm still here with professor glen decent editor at russia in global affairs and alter the claim warranty or asian world order present, gave these and we were just talking about one about the developed in the sub, to comparisons being made in propaganda me during the nature of nations developing of course, before he started marching with the nazis in russia, was funded by the national endowment for democracy. and you explain in this book up briefly, it in, pausing the way the us intelligence services act in terms of these n g is to attempt to the destruction of democracy around the world. can just go into that a little because the national endowment for democracy is a routine the considered a great to pro democracy organizations, organization in the nato countries, as you know, as well. this is one of the, the contradictions of the liberal, a 100, my. so i'm their liberal hedge and under the assumption is that the liberal ideals can only elevate in the international system if it occurs under the leadership of hedge money and do not have states. and uh, so towards this end to ensure that y

next up is glen grant, retired british army colonel, military expert. mr.i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. mr. colonel, in ukraine they are waiting for the resignation of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny, president zelenskyi says that, obviously, the rotation will affect not only zaluzhny, but also others leaders, including the army, of some power bloc, as he said that... yours will change after the resignation of the head of the armed forces of ukraine, how will this affect the situation on the russian-ukrainian front, and is it advisable to replace a hard-working one during the war? first of all, he wants, when we talk, actually, if it is about resignation, yes, then he will not go himself, so it is not... resignation of his own will, of course, he would not want to go alone, of course, this is about release, yes, about the fact that he will be released, important... that he is very a powerful motivator in our country, there is no better person than him, and of course, to replace him at such a m

south bay in the heart of san jose, nearly 1000 customers remain without power in the city's willow glen residential neighborhood. mark sayer is standing by in downtown san jose with an update. mark >> well, julie, mike, pg and e says that the storm that rolled through here on sunday and to monday was actually the third most significant event it's ever had in terms of a single day impact on power outages. they are asking for patience from customers as they work to restore power, but some residents in willow glen, it is a very densely, centrally located part of san jose are surprised that their power has been out now for more than 48 hours. here at the intersection of minnesota and hicks in the city's willow glen neighborhood, the power went out around 4:00 on sunday afternoon. the dark traffic signals here tell the story. the power is still out at the 48 hour mark. residents say they are surprised. they are still in this situation. >> well, it's, uh, it's been rather difficult lately because of the fact that we've actually been out of power since about 330 on sunday. >> adam martinez has

campbell saratoga, los gatos and in san jose, willow glen, same story. here is your extended forecast. we're talking about few high clouds tomorrow. otherwise a sensational saturday . okay. >> let's go roberta. thank you. houston, we don't have a problem coming up. an update on odysseus, the lander that touched down on the "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. another one in the books. with democrat katie porter. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matter

scotland, clear skies, temperatures set to drop perhaps as low as —5 or —6 celsius in those sheltered glenses further south, where it's a very mild start to the day indeed. on wednesday, those weather fronts continue to push further northwards and eastwards. it's a wet start to the day across northern ireland, but the heavy rain will eventually clear, pushing into southern, central areas of scotland, where, as it bumps into the cold air, it will turn to snow, i think, across the cairngorms and the northwest highlands. more pressure on sir keir starmer, as labour suspends a second parliamentary candidate over remarks about israel. and experts warn polar bears are at risk of starvation as more sea ice is lost in the arctic. here in the uk, a second labour parliamentary candidate has been suspended from the party, pending an investigation. the suspension of graham jones, a former mp and now the prospective

it's just going to get colder tonight. >> this man in willow glen says. although pg and e is working near his home, he still has no idea when the power will return. >> it's a big question. nobody can tell me with pg and e can tell me is once this poles in which they're telling me will happen tonight, once this poles in, nobody can tell me whether it will have power coming into this, this convenience store on lincoln is using a generator for now to keep its doors open for business. >> this robin levine says she's lived in willow glen for nearly 50 years, and has never been without power for an extended period. when you pulled up, i was in my car charging my phone so i can be in contact with whatever here. >> most importantly, i want to know from pg and e when are we going to be getting power? >> pg and e's website says it takes at least 24 hours before it can estimate when power will be restored. it says the largest outages are responded to first, so the largest number of customers have their power restored. but in the meantime, people say they're going to

robin levine says she's lived in willow glen for nearly 50 years and has never been without power for an extended period. >> when you pulled up, i was in my car charging my phone, so i can be in contact with whatever. most importantly, i want to know from pg and e, when are we going to be getting power? >> pg and e's website says it takes at least 24 hours before it can estimate when power will be restored. it says the largest outages are responded to first, so the largest number of customers have their power restored. but in the meantime, people say they're going to do what they can to stay safe and to help each other out. >> my friend lives right here where the tree fell and he just had open heart surgery. so i'm helping him and i'm helping the neighborhood. and, you know, i mean, just do my part. >> now, some of the residents also told me that they didn't realize how much they relied on power in their daily lives until they didn't have it. so hopefully the power will will be restored sooner rather than later. julie >> yeah, and it is chilly out there tonight. all right. lamonica th

glen go, sir. so would you say that the ball is kind of in the us as court right now to build durable stability in the region and put an end to this conflict as well when i'm picking up from the wind to reach and is no need the street is boiling, but there is growing, growing anger at senior levels in the various ministries of the gulf. literally, states after government stay here to pack more decisively, you know, to bring this war to in. and i think everyone wants to see and then to the war to pursue the 3 goals that but i mean, is there nothing you haven't mentioned on the earlier that the, and i nation us on us, the continuation of the war there for the release of the hostages and security for the so i'm just not in not or the not the obtainable. i think the main security israel will have is when it ends up your patient acts decisively minutes, reaction on the per loans. israel's into security has all of her my turn in director of the andrea for we're thinking so thanks for those insights. than

but under clearer skies across the highlands, for example, temperatures and sheltered glens could follow tomorrow then, we've got a clutch of weather fronts — this one heading northwards. you can see this one trailing across the south. so essentially it means once again, we're looking at a cloudy and a wet day. the rain on and off through the course of the day pushing northwards, here's the trailing front. in between there'll be some brighter skies, but the brightest skies will be in the far north of scotland where we see some hazy sunshine. highs six to eight, but note how the milder conditions are spreading further north and that process will continue as we head on through thursday. we still have weather fronts in the forecast, but it's all at the very far north of scotland, the northern isles, that are going to be in the milderair. so on thursday, it's another cloudy and wet day. again, we've got the rain pushing north, more rain coming in across the southwest, some brighter skies in between. but it's the temperature that will be the talking point because on thursday, somewhere in the

so i'm here in beverly glen. glen, which is just north of beverly hills. that came out of a home. it is caked in mud. that home crushed off its foundation way up the hill here. this is one of many mudslides. we spent the day yesterday with families in different pockets of los angeles that are dealing with mud, either in their home or that has taken parts of their home. we will see. unfortunately more of that. we're still in a flash flood warning for the next couple of hours, and so this isn't something that just ends. and i just was hearing throughout the morning, you guys are talking about the next round in wednesday night down here. could be some heavy rain. and then we'll start to switch out the pattern. so we'll get into all of that. also coming up, meta has a big announcement. abc news exclusive, and it will be about facebook and instagram. so you'll want to see that right here on gma. and of course we're going to talk super bowl. you know they're all going to get into that. they've got shefs makes me hungry. certainly being out here. but great to be

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some sunol glen school officials are trying to limit public comment. >> at board meetings there, they're proposing to require all comments to be submitted before the meeting starts at 06:00pm. parents say that they're concerned about making it to the meeting in time to sign up due to work in rush hour traffic. other parents believe that school leaders want to limit speech after the school district saw an influx of public comment when the board trustees voted to ban all flags other than the state, an american flag. all right. now to the weather. some road roads across the bay area are closed tonight due to the damage from this weekend. and today storm. >> part of highway 84 in alameda county expected to be closed at least until friday. we're talking about niles canyon part of the roadway collapsed yesterday. the road is closed between old canyon road and main street engineers have been inspecting the damage. the main detours are buying taking 6.80, south and 5.80, norse in that santa cruz mountains highway 9 in saratoga expected to stay closed until tomorrow night to mudslide, brought dow

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a sharp temperature contrast overnight tonight with temperatures for some in the sheltered glens of scotland across much of england and wales. again, the showery outbreaks of rain likely to continue and a few more weather fronts around on wednesday again, all pushing northwards and eastwards. there'll be some heavy rain for a time across northern ireland and into southern scotland. as that rain moves further north and bumps into the colder feeling air over the higher ground of scotland it's likely that it could turn to snow. there'll also be more rain across the south of england and wales, but in between maybe a few brighter spells and any brightness will help to lift the temperature to 1a or 15 celsius. again, brisk south—westerly winds for some. more weather fronts around on thursday. this warm front introducing some very mild feeling air and if we do get any brightness across the south east of england through the day on thursday, temperatures here could rise as high as 16 or 17 celsius. most of the rain on thursday will tend to be towards the north and the west. again, there will be some

a sharp temperature contrast overnight tonight with temperatures for some in the sheltered glens of scotland across much of england and wales. again, the showery outbreaks of rain likely to continue and a few more weather fronts around on wednesday again, all pushing northwards and eastwards. there'll be some heavy rain for a time across northern ireland and into southern scotland. as that rain moves further north and bumps into the colder—feeling air over the higher ground of scotland, it's likely that it could turn to snow. there'll also be more rain across the south of england and wales, but in between maybe a few brighter spells and any brightness will help to lift the temperature to ia or 15 celsius. again, brisk south—westerly winds for some. more weather fronts around on thursday. this warm front introducing some very mild—feeling air and if we do get any brightness across the south east of england through the day on thursday, temperatures here could rise as high as 16 or i7 celsius. most of the rain on thursday will tend to be towards the north and the west. again, there will be some