>> it's a question that everybody is asking at this point, rosemary. the u.s. was already directly involved in targeting some of these groups. they had carried out reretaliatory attacks in iranian backed groups in both iraq and syria because of the constant attack that they were coming under from these groups and we have seen also, that the u.s. has directly engaged in yemen. they have been trying to take out houthi rebel bases and some missile launch sites from the houthis who are launching missiles into the red sea against commercial shipping so the u.s. has already been involved directly in attacks against certain elements but it's always been against iranian backed elements, the iranian proxies. there has not been a direct impact between the u.s. and iran and up until this point iran was apparently reticent to become involved that they had enough proxies that terÁn itself did not to be involved and have denied involvement in this particular attack. the question is know there has been loss of life of u.s. military personnel. the u.s. president will come unde

rosemary. so i'm going to apologize right now if we mess it up i completely understand. >> and we were just talking about how i, i called our coworker alice wertz. alice in weeks, which is our producer. this morning. uh, so, yes. good morning, both of you. happy tuesday. we are looking at today being a transition day. we will have cloudy skies overhead and by tonight a few scattered showers expected. low 60s to low 70s for the afternoon. we do have another mild start relatively speaking. i'll have a look at the current conditions. those afternoon highs and talk about all the rain on the way coming up in just a little bit at 4:00. let's see how the highways are doing this morning with sal. good morning. >> good morning rosemary. right now we are doing very well. there's not a lot going on. just the way we like it. at four in the morning you can see traffic is moving along very well. coming into san francisco via the bay bridge. also interstate 880 in oakland looks very good in both directions. a

i will read from that, rosemary. government of maldives is aware of the remarks on the immediate platforms against foreign leaders and high ranking individuals. these opinions are personal and do not represent the views of the government of maldives. there you can see the government there dispensings itself from the comments. we know how important this very small country is. it has about half a million people, the location of maldives is so important in the indian ocean region. and there has been a battle for influence in the region by china and india. a competition of rivalry there. now we spoke to michael who talks to us more about the geo political influence of this area and how important maldives is in terms of its location. listen in. >> south asia has become one of the biggest battlegrounds for india china competition. and maldives is right in the middle of that. for many years, india had by far been the most influential external player in the maldives. but, things have changed in recent years. we had a leader

rosemary. >> all right. our thanks to manisha tank, joining us live from singapore. appreciate it. >>> still to come, an unprecedented ruling from israel's supreme court that could have major implications for the war in gaza. we'll take a look. >>> a ruling by israel's supreme court on prime minister benjamin netanyahu's judicial overhaul could have major implications for the war in gaza. the court has struck down an amendment to the so-called reasonableness law, which stripped the judiciary of its power to declare government decisions unreasonable. the reform sparked months of nationwide protests, and the court's decision to threaten the unity of israel's war cabinet, which includes two prominent critics of the plan. meanwhile, the israeli military says it will start pulling thousands of troops from gaza this week in preparation for a new phase of the conflict. a senior u.s. official says the move shows signs of israel's gradual shift to a lower-intensity military campaign, and that means thousands of israe

i'm rosemary church. just ahead, a u.s. official says israel was responsible for the strike in lebanon that killed a senior hamas leader. donald trump appeals the decision to remove him from maine's presidential primary ballot, accusing the state's top election official of bias. and investigators begin their search into what caused that fiery runway collision in japan. >> live from atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >> thanks for joinings us. a top hamas leader has been assassinated, and a u.s. official told cnn that israel carried out the hit. senior hamas leader saleh al arouri was killed in the suburbs of lebanon on tuesday. lebanese media report the strike targeted an office belonging to hamas, and several others were also killed, including leaders from the hamas military wing. earlier, an israeli government spokesperson issued this statement about the incident. >> israel has not taken responsibility for this attack, but whoever did it, it must be clear that this was not an attack on the lebanese stat

good morning rosemary. yeah i think some people heading back to work, but not the usual numbers of people that are working on a tuesday morning because of the new year's holiday and because of that, we don't see a lot of problems on the roadways. so if you are driving somewhere, you'll have a pretty good commute. only thing to let you know about. and this isn't even a crash. this is just a traffic hazard. a ladder in the roadway, southbound 101 just north of great america parkway, not leading to any slowdowns in that area. in fact, you can see some of that light south bay traffic in this picture of 280 in san jose, san mateo bridge. look at that pretty sunrise just gleaming through the parts of the bridge and the lights there on the san mateo bridge. overall, easy drive. there is a little bit of slow traffic there, but no major problems once you get over to the peninsula, taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on. according to the chp, but there's just not a lot of people drivin

rosemary, this is a ruling that has a sweeping and profound impact across china. back to you. >> our thanks to kristie lu stout joining us live from hong kong. >>> a treehouse in peru is giving new meaning to higher education. the classroom is 30 meters off the ground and as we hear from rafael romo, environmentalists hope students will learn to preserve the amazon. >> reporter: class is in session in peru's amazon rainforest, one of the most biodiverse places in the world, the forest covering more than 21 million acres and is home to a wide variety of plant and animal species and more than 32 indigenous communities. deforestation and poaching have seriously harmed the area, but one local organization is working to conserve it and they're using an incredibly tall treehouse to do it. >> so we had to find a tree at the edge of that looked out the edge of the jungle so you have that view to the east. >> reporter: jungle keepers and an online teaching group are teaching students in a 32- meter high treehouse turned classroom. according to reuters, built from sustainab

and rosemary is back. your forecast as we b it's a beautiful morning. >> it really is a nice one out there. you know some folks are dealing with some fog. but for many it's a nice sunny one. temperatures are on the cool side as we begin 2024. happy new year to all of you getting into the afternoon. we're calling for mostly sunny conditions and very seasonable temperatures. now i do see changes coming our way. wet weather expected as early as tomorrow. a better look at what we can expect for today and the week ahead. coming up in just a little bit. >> all right. thank you rosemary. >> well we know that new year's eve is a time for a celebration. but sometimes people are more concerned about having fun and partying instead of safety. yeah >> this morning the chp still on the lookout for any drunk and impaired drivers. maximum enforcement is in place until noon. ktvu josé huerta spoke with law enforcement and business owners about making sure people got home safely to start the new year. >> after the last sun

rosemary. one person died after a new year's celebration. ktvu james torres joins us now with more on what happened. james. >> pam, good morning to you. well, we're learning some few details from the san francisco fire department. we're learning that someone died after burning some fireworks birx along treasure island just after midnight early this morning. when firefighters got to the scene, they found some of those fireworks burned. they tried doing some life saving measures for that person, but then eventually pronounced them dead at the scene. we'll go ahead and show you some video of what we saw there early this morning. the police department setting up caution tape and a perimeter to begin its investigation. we did speak to some neighbors nearby who say they heard the explosion and screaming just after midnight. >> porque es ano nuevo. >> i feel terrible. it's the new year. i feel terrible. when i arrived, i heard someone yelling . they were yelling. i told you, i told you solamente estab

rosemary. >> yes. the rain that has already begun will continue on and off for the first part of the day, turning heavier as we get into the evening hours. good morning to all of you. a live look there at the overcast sky when we started this morning. we were able to see a beautiful sunrise. from this vantage point, you can see just a small sliver still remaining. storm tracker two giving you a different perspective where the lightrillionain is widespread from the north bay through the central bay and the south bay. snow in the sierra. and we are just getting started here. this storm, the dropping in from the north is another cold storm and that is going to provide the sierra with a good amount of snow, 1 to 2ft will be a possibility by tomorrow morning and there is an advisory for travel. as expected, 50 and 80 and all of the small highways around around the lake here at home, anywhere from a quarter inch to an inch expected for most of the central and south bay are urban areas. you get into the north

thank you so much rosemary.tate's department of water resources will conduct its second snow survey of the season to check both the snow depth and water content during its first survey at the start of the year, the team recorded a depth of 7.5in. the snow water content was at 39% of average. that's lower than the amount recorded around the same time last year. today's survey is set to begin at 11 in the morning. >> 819 a big first step toward one company's goal of eventually bonding humans with machines. the groundbreaking procedure, done on one person's brain, the biden administration comes to the bay area to discuss reproductive rights, the spotlight on doctors at ucsf . [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests r

rosemary.ngs look good overall. we are going to start with a look at that commute in the livermore valley. if you're coming through the tracy area you can see a little bit of slow traffic at the altamont pass. but nothing out of the ordinary, nothing that we would see on a typical tuesday. say, if it weren't the day after new year's day, this would probably be much more congested. so lighter traffic than normal. and here's a look at the south bay, where you can see a lot of green out there on the roadways. san mateo bridge this picture looks like it's a little bit glitchy here, but i can tell you that there's no problem on the san mateo bridge. getting over to the peninsula and that commute direction for 31. let's go back to dave. >> all right, ali, thank you. well, activists in berkeley believe an attempt will be made later this morning to put a fence around people's park. >> from what we understand and from certain releases, we've we've obtained, we expect ucpd to be here at 5 a.m. in the mor

rosemary. >> yes, a very chilly start to andre garcia. happy friday to you. and hello to all of you. we are looking at an increase in clouds for today. perhaps a few sprinkles tonight, but really it's going to be tomorrow when the bay area sees the rain. on to the sierra. an advisory begins tonight for the snow. here's a look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. after temperatures starting in the upper 20s to low 30s for some of our inland cities this morning, we do see temperatures in the upper 50s to low uh, six seconds for the afternoon. here's a view of storm tracker two, where we do have mostly cloudy skies. you can see just a little bit of moisture embedded within the clouds the but for the most part, we are going to remain dry for today as that next system works into the pacific northwest and then into california. tonight through tomorrow morning. here's a quick view of the future cast here. notice areas over washington, oregon, even northern california seeing some rain and some snow ou

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rosemary. we've had the warm weather storms that have been good for the rain here in the bay area, but all those folks watching tahoe, we've been talking about this, saying, hey, when's it coming up here? and the answer is now, yes. they received up to a foot of snow earlier in the week with that cold storm. another cold storm on the way. and with that said, we are looking at a frost advisory for us come tomorrow morning behind the storm. here's a look at san francisco, where we have the overcast sky this morning. and as we talked about before the break, we're already running a little bit cooler with some of our inland cities in the upper 30s. >> this morning, a chill in the air, gray skies overhead, the rain on its way. here's another look at where it is coming from. so going to bring with it that very, very cold air and bringing a good amount of snow to the sierra. the future cast here by ten 11:00. again, it's over the north bay. so the central and south bay, we can't rule out a few sprinkle

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rosemary?o the conflict in gaza, where people are fleeing el nasser hospital in khan younis as israeli forces approach, what is the situation in that war and on the ground in gaza? >> so when it comes to the hospital itself, rosemary, we understand from doctors within the hospital from eyewitnesses that many have had to leave on foot to try and move away from the area. the videos that we see show that there are explosions nearby, presumably from israeli air strikes. we also hear small arms fire in the background so that does seem to be a particularly tense area there. and thousands would have been sheltering there. there is not just the patients within a hospital, but many who are internally displaced and have nowhere else to go, believing a hospital would be safer than other areas. now we've heard from israel. they have said that they believe that hamas had launched a missile, a rocket from the area, from this compound, and that is why they were targeting this area. but you see people leaving

i'm rosemary church. just ahead, the court filing expected today by team trump and what it could mean for his 2024 campaign with his iowa caucuses just two weeks away. >>> in israel, the supreme court delivers an unprecedented ruling that could have major implications for the war in gaza. plus, need to get away from it all? well, we will take you off the beaten path with cnn's list of where to travel in 2024. >> live from atlanta, this is a cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >>> good to have you with us. well, donald trump could be just hours away from formerly challenging decisions to ban him from primary ballots in two states, colorado and maine. a source says an appeal from his legal team is expected on tuesday anti-trump challengers -- using the 14th amendments insurrectionist ban to remove trump from ballots, though those decisions have been paus pending potential appeals. but, challenges in several other states were rejected and now oregon's supreme court will decide whether to ban the former u. pre

rosemary.l new this morning. there are now three men charged in connection with the shooting death of oakland police officer tuan lay. ktvu james torres joins us live from oakland with the latest developments. good morning to you, james. >> cloudy. good morning to you. three men specifically charged with murder in this case here. that's according to the alameda county district attorney's office. we learned that u.s. marshals arrested that newest person last week in orange county. and then they extradited that person from southern california up here to alameda county, where they were eventually charged with murder. and that was before a rather that all happened after two cannabis, rather two incidents of break-ins at a cannabis business, all before the shooting death of officer tuan lay here in the city of oakland. jail records identified that new suspect as 34 year-old marquis cooper. he was first charged with second degree burglary once police moved him from socal up here to alameda county. he

thank you rosemary. well, an investigation is underway this morning into a fatal officer involved shooting near the palisades tahoe ski resort. it all began yesterday morning when police in tahoe city tried to pull over a carjacking suspect who was driving erratically, according to the chronicle. the driver took off and led them on a police chase. that chase ended near palisades tahoe at the olympic village inn, and that's where police say the suspect pulled out a knife and a state park's police officer opened fire. state parks officials said they tried to treat the man's injuries, but he died at the scene. >> their sworn officers here in the state of california. so, you know, mutual aid that applies to them as well. they're trained officers, just like chp has. and investigators is underway into the he was somehow connected to palisades tahoe. >> time now is 702. back in november, the city banned vendors from selling items along market street. well, now they release safety data supporting the moratorium

thank you rosemary.o's unified school district has reworked its algebra one policy for students before they head to high school. why? some parents say it was a long time coming. >> and believe it or not, utah reportedly wants the a's in their state. look at that. after the break, a look at the conversations happening about a potential temporary location that may be in the works coming up my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. a vote. santa clara is the only city in california that elects its police chief. measure b would change that to have the c

back to you. >> all right rosemary, thank you for that.he oakland federal building where people have gathered while judge is hearing arguments in a lawsuit inside in connection with the allegations of genocide in the israel-hamas war, a live look where supporters of the lawsuit are holding a rally. this is all taking place while the federal judge is hearing arguments in a case accusing president biden of aiding genocide against palestinians, the plaintiffs are hoping to stop funding to israel's military group. is suing president biden and the federal government, arguing that biden's administration should cut off military support for israel. plaintiffs would direct ties to gaza, are expected to testify, lie about how israel's war in gaza has directly impacted their family as war rages in gaza, a top court is asking israeli forces to protect civilians. >> this comes as international mediators continue to work toward a potential hostage release deal. we'll turn to alex hogan for the latest what the court deems it necessary to emphasize that a

we continue our team coverage with meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary. it has begun. >> yes it has, and we are gearing up for a drenching. we are looking at rain off and on for the next several days. these are warmer storms and they are tapping into that tropical moisture that we know as the atmospheric river, giving you a live look here over the east bay, where it's a little tough to see what is going on down there at the ground level. storm tracker two showing us where the rain is falling of. pretty widespread for the north bay from the coastline through our valleys and up over the hills, pockets of moderate rain over the napa hills, going over towards the sacramento central valley area as we shift into the central bay, you can see san francisco down through san mateo, los altos, 101 to 80 is soaked at the moment along the coastline as well. the inner east bay and the south bay. mostly cloudy skies, but as we saw just a moment ago and crystal's live picture of drizzd lightrillionain perhaps below the radar beam as we head into the sierra. no snow here

rosemary. she was raised in a military family, leading her to learn the importance of having a strong work ethic from a young age. she modeled her choice to work in health care after her grandfather as he was a medic in the u.s. army during the vietnam war. rosemary began her work as an e.m.t. at championam emergency services. she earned her medic license through her time in paramedic school and soon after went on to teach others to become e.m.t.'s like herself. she consistently strives to better herself and others in her work environment. she is always looking for ways to provide the best care possible for the people in her community. rosemary was recently chosen to be a member of the american ambulance association's 2023 stars stair of life class. a program that celebrates the contributions of ambulance professionals who have gone above and beyond the call of duty and service to others. congratulations, rosemary, i can't think of anyone more deserving. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize m

i am rosemary church. ahead, donald trump appeals the decision to remove him from maine's presidential primary ballot, accusing the states top election official of bias. a u.s. official says israel was responsible for the strikes on lebanon that killed a senior hamas leader. and investigators begin their search into what caused that fiery runway collision in japan. >> live from atlanta, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. former u.s. president donald trump is asking a main court to overturn a decision, removing him from the states 2024 primary ballot. maine's secretary of state set last week that she had a legal application to block trump from the ballot over his role in the january six, 2021 attack on the u.s. capitol. shana bellow cited a civil war era provision decided the constitution to provide those who had aided in an insurrection from holding office. >> it's important to recognize that this is a process being made. i qualified trump atiba based on his signatures,

rosemary, and i thought some kind of christmas trees, rosemary looks like a christmas tree, how muche venison, and we love it and adore it, but the sterlet was from the canal, i really liked the cherry sauce, but i like fish more, thank you guys, thank you. i prepare the dowry, i cook, i cook , i can’t help but vote for sunig, as long as my relatives live in the north, i eat meat all the time, so i’m with sterlet, i give my vote for bistek, this is the best meat i’ve tried . all my life, well, how did you like it, everything was delicious, yes, super tasty, yes, cool, we have some left count the votes, let me count yours, and you count mine, come on. how much do you have 23 23 it turns out to be a draw what a personal draw it turns out i really want to point out, in this beautiful city of siberia, friendship and these wonderful people who pleased us with their emotions today won, and thank you very, very much. thank you for coming and trying our dishes, we really tried very hard, thank you for giving us the new year's mood, happy new year, happy new year, happy new year, so, the peop

back to you. >> rosemary. thank you. let's head outdoors one more time for a check of the evening commute that is just now getting underway. and as we take a live look, boy, you can see traffic really backed up here in the east bay. uh, just completely backed up as you're heading through emeryville and berkeley in both directions, as i'm kind of stressed that i cannot help my kids, whether to cook them, prepare them a hot meal because the whole building is electric city coming up tonight, some people in oakland have been left in the dark for several weeks. >> we'll tell you what happened when we reached out to the landlords. that story is at 5:00. also coming up at 5:00. why two of the bay area's largest school districts are now under investigation for alleged civi rights violati s not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will.

and pepper here, so no, no, it is necessary, so we just salt it, pepper it, then we put a sprig of rosemary, vacuum seal it and sous vide the meat so that it is honey, and sous vide this as it happens, there is a special device where water is filled, a thermometer is placed, and at a certain temperature we cook. and if every home doesn’t have this, i’m convinced, well, you can heat it up in a frying pan at home, fry it, for example, how? well, for example, we take a grilled frying pan, heat it up, then set it on low heat, literally fry for 3 minutes on each side, then take foil, wrap it and the meat should rest, but how long to rest, well, about five minutes, i don’t know i knew that meat should rest in foil, this is just news for me, and it will turn out to be a medium. yes , well, look, it’s quite a tall piece, and you say, 3 minutes will be enough to soak, yes, i rested, what then, then we make the sauce, take red wine, ripe cherries, pitted, as the wine boils, add spices, thyme , rosemary, salt, pepper, oregano, that’s what you need for the sauce and wine to boil away a little, you see,

first rosemary oroczo is back with a check on that. hey, rosemary.like last weekend, this weekend looks nice and dry and mild. i'll show you that here. coming up in just a moment, andre garcia, hello to you and all of you out there. we are enjoying a little bit of a break from that rain, but i'm already seeing signs of more on the way. here's a look over san jose, a gorgeous one out there. temperatures in the upper 50s low 60s for your afternoon today with a mix of sun and clouds, a view of storm tracker two and some of those clouds already beginning to pour in ahead of the next system. if i back up just a little bit already in view late tonight into tomorrow morning, scattered showers are expected to begin in the tomorrow morning. if you have an early morning drive, it could be a little treacherous. now. rainfall amounts again, as we've been talking about not quite as much as we had seen. you know, friday into monday, but anywhere from quarter inch to half inch a possibility with this next system that is expected to remain in place for the first hal

rosemary, a lot of people will be disappointed.ully gets fixed soon though . >> yes, absolutely. and one of my fears is to be stuck up there. >> andre, do you really? >> so yes, please make sure it's fixed before you start running it again. good afternoon to you. and happy friday to all of you. a beautiful one across the bay area. we are awaiting a cold storm that will bring a frost advisory by the end of the weekend. here's a look at just one beautiful cloud. there kind of suspended in air. we have, uh, clouds in increasing as we get through tonight and more so for tomorrow as the storm is expected to arrive tomorrow. today we have dry conditions and seasonably mild weather expected as well. pulling back for you once again, if you are just joining us, this next storm is not coming via the pacific and bringing a lot of moisture with it. it's actually dropping in from the north via areas near canada. and so with that very cold air mass and with that, some good snow expected for the sierra, which we all benefit from as we know, the f

five hours ago, rosemary. >> wow, was it coming down.e got a drenching overnight and into this morning and it finally began to let up. it is on the east side of livermore and the east side south of areas over san jose. so it is moving out. we will leave in the possibility of still a few scattered showers, but we're not looking at the amount of rain that we saw again in the last 12 hours or so outside our doors at this time. a live look there at the golden gate bridge where we have a little bit of fog developing as a result of all that moisture that we have received. and take a look at some of these totals thus far, keeping in mind that we may see a little bit more ben loman in the santa cruz mountains since friday, almost seven inches of rainfall, scott creek in the santa cruz mountains, almost 7.5in. so quite a bit of rain out there. and as we talked about at the top of the hour, we do have a flood advisory, a watch for areas of the north bay from the coast. our valleys are hills and that sliver. there is actually a warning for areas cl

rosemary? >> thanks to claire sebastian with that live report from london. >>> the palestine red crescent society says it received a total of 185 aid trucks in gaza on sunday. the trucks are carrying food, water, medical supplies, and other relief assistance israeli officials are offering different numbers, saying that 260 humanitarian aid trucks into the enclave, which would make it the highest number of trucks in a single day since october 7th before the conflict between four to 500 trucks entered gaza with supplies. but regardless of the number of trucks that did get in, the need for food, medicine, and other critical supplies is enormous. in the death cole continues to climb, according to the hamas -controlled health ministry in gaza, more than 25,000 palestinians have been killed in the enclave since the war began the vast majority of them, women and children, according to the ministry. tens of thousands more had been wounded. >>> we turn now to the conflict in ukraine, where ukrainian tro

coming up. >> thank you rosemary. there's a new mural at oakland's martin luther king junior elementary school in time for the holiday honoring our civil rights leader . the mural was unveiled this morning during a ceremony at the school. the mural is titled three kings to signify three different portrayals of the late doctor king. one of them depicts him as a loving and beloved husband and family man. another shows him as a deep social, political and spiritual thinker, and the third depicts him as a courageous, futurist, visionary. there's a lot of things that we can learn from his legacy that we usually are not exposed to. >> too often we're stuck in the dream world, but there are many tangible things about doctor king that we can explore. >> brief at one originally painted the mural back in 2015. he started repainting and adding to it in november. the work was paid for with funds from the state through ucsd's expanded learning, arts enrichment enrichment initiative. >> up next on the for today, a rise in threats ta

heather okay, rosemary. >> thank you. a san francisco's largest mall. well, it lost another store. the retailer that closed its storefront, plus a couple people try to run down there with fire extinguisher was, um, but the winds were so high, a boat shack at a popular north bay restaurant. you see here, it just goes up in flames. we take a look at what remains of that business. plus, a company doubles down on san francisco, moving into a high rise downtown left the san francisco center, previously known as the westfield mall, last month. the businesses departure came around the same time that adidas announced that it will be leaving the shopping center. this was the last hollister store remaining in san francisco. the next closest locations are in daly city and san mateo. many workers at a japanese tech company are now operating out of a new downtown location in san francisco, today part of rakuten moved into a 24 story high rise near mission and beale. the company agreed to move into the 29,000ft!s of office space last year. now, glassdoor leased this space back in 2019, planning

let's bring in our meteorology rosemary oroczo with a look now at the conditions. rosemary. yes, heather and alex, the projections coming into fruition as expected, since friday, we have accumulated several inches of rainfall over parts of the bay area and still at this hour, there are advisories and warnings for flooding, giving you a live look here at the golden gate bridge. >> as alex mentioned a moment ago, quite the soaking this morning. here's a look at the time lapse starting at 7 a.m. and you can see that rain that just kind of pushed through bringing almost a four inches of rainfall to areas like guerneville within an hour's time. and that's what triggered the flood warning that continues at this hour. we do have scattered showers at along highway four. there from concord, over towards antioch and brentwood and over our east bay hills. as we shift a little bit north, you can see vallejo along i-80. we've got some there as well and some steady rain at this time over areas like santa rosa, napa, saint hes, and the h the advisory and warnings for the bay area actually

let me begin by thinking you rosemary. to call before you a briefing, since the russian federation began its illegal invasion of a frame, we had been making some all kinds of human suffering occurring every day for almost 2 years. at this juncture, we have now which is yet another tragedy close to by this war. from a humanitarian perspective, the republic of korea emphasizes the need to comply with international norms related to the protection of prisoners of war and the civilians at all times. regarding the pressure of the russian military plan, dilution, $76.00. in the belgrade region near the frame border on 24, january my delegation regrets the loss of life of all were on board. this is the same time. we also note that there are discrepancies between the positions of russia and crane and the effects unclear at this point. under these circumstances, more information is needed to be determine the actual cause and the results of this tragedy. at this time, my delegation hope is that the full picture of this instance will

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rosemary. >> yes, alex. i'm going to say bring the sunblock because it is going to be sunny. it is going to be warm. 510 degrees above the seasonal norm and nearing record highs. expected on sunday. and a lot more sunshine than what we're seeing outside our doors at this hour, giving you a live look there at the golden gate bridge. temperatures very seasonal for this time of year. upper 50s, low 60s across the region this afternoon, with just a few sprinkles reported here and there. and this is going to be what we continue with for your bay area. saturday. mostly cloudy skies. can'trillionule out a shower or two, but it's not going to be a big deal. in fact, tomorrow looks a lot like today as this ridge ride in here is keeping most of the energy pushed to the north. our first chance of rain looks to be real rain. i'll say. looks to be on wednesday. here's a look at tomorrow afternoon. notice still seeing some rain over the pacific northwest out in northern california, but there's that ridge keeping it most f

i don't know how you and rosemary got together to make the weather in the bay area. on this new year's day, so absolutely beautiful. direct line to mother nature day. >> that's how we do it. >> all right. >> okay. good morning. happy 2024 to both of you. and to all of you out there, a beautiful shot behind me. we do have blue skies and dry conditions expected for your festivities. if you're going to be out, maybe brunch or dinner or a hike if you are headed to the coast. we do have an advisory to talk about that in just a moment, but a beautiful view. there as we look off towards the west in the city of san francisco, you can see we do have some low clouds banked up against the coastline. there the advisory goes until 10:00. this evening. it includes the entire coastline, and it is for that unexpected run up that we see sometimes that could sweep you out to sea. so keep an eye on your little ones. your pets never turn your back to the water. if you plan on being out to the coastline again, that hazard with us always. but it looks to be a little bit more so today, wit

back to you rosemary. >> thank you. responding to a person possibly suffering from hypothermia in the marin headlands, the helicopter flew to the patient to a nearby road where paramedics were waiting. the patient was transported to the hospital, where they're now receiving treatment. san francisco police are searching for the cause of a rollover crash that killed one person and injured two others. it happened late last night around 830 in the ingleside heights neighborhood near palmetto avenue. police say paramedics tried to revive one of the victims, who was found lying on the ground, but that person was declared dead at the scene. two others were taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. police say no other vehicles were involved in the crash. >> an artist who dedicates his spare time to honor fallen officers has created his latest piece of art in memory of an oakland police officer, john lay . forensic artist johnny castro has created about 1400 portraits of slain officers in the past eight years. his su

andre. >> all right rosemary thank you so much. to this a group of brave swimmers took a very cold dip at ocean beach for the polar plunge. i feel you hundreds of swimmers welcoming the new year at the annual event plungers who were out there say the ocean water was not as cold as you expected, but some were still quite shocked. >> however, i can't feel my feet . it's not that bad. >> the water was really, uh, chilling. bracing. >> but not. you get used to it once you're in it. >> today is actually the perfect day for it, because it's sunny, low wind, and the waves aren't too crazy, so it couldn't be better. >> not sure who to believe there. well, many of the swimmers also say the polar plunge has become a much anticipated tradition for their family. as if one of your new year's resolutions is to give up alcohol, but you're not quite ready to try. dry january. there's another option up next, we'll tell you about a new concept known as dam january that has you easing into the concept of giving up booze mucinex nightshift fights your

rosemary costigan. rosemary, are you here? please. thank you, doctor.gain, we want these jobs in rhode island to help raise per capita income. in partnership with the general assembly, we made a significant and smart investment in quonset by directing $60 million to the portf davisville. as one onorth america's top 10 auto importersmore than 200,000 cars crossed the piers of davisville last year, supporting more than 1,600 jobs. [applause] there is far more to that story. i don't have the time to tell it all tonight. 435,000 square feet of new space is either on the drawing board or in production today and will put people to work by creating oppornities in the future for new jobs. 435,000 square feet. [applause] and we also have to have a little fun. so we are going all in on boosting tourism and raising ode island's national profile. we doubled our investment in destination marketing, and it's working. last year, our state had over 27 million visitors, an increase of more than 5% compared the prior year. we're proud to have many of those visitors flyin

to our viewers joining us in the united states, around the world and streaming us on cnn next, i am rosemary church. just ahead, nikki haley gets the two-person race she wanted, after ron desantis drops out of the presidential race . >>> donald trump picks up another endorsement ahead of the new hampshire primary. plus what went wrong in the campaign that once held so much promise. ♪ ♪ >> can you hear that sound. >> [ cheering ] >> that is the sound of a 2 person race. >> [ cheering ] >> with just over day to go before the primary, a major shakeup in the u.s. presidential race leaves donald trump and nikki haley is the last major gop candidate still standing. on sunday florida governor ron desantis announced he is dropping of the race for the white house, and throwing his support behind the former president. >> a record of living with conviction in an agenda marked by both colors, and responsible for the nation's decline, that's the kind of relationship we need. he is superior to joe biden, that is clear, i signed a pledge to support the republican nominee and i will honor that pledge. he ge

now as rosemary and to call on the secretary general of the united nations, dogs claim is from the washington think tank the atlantic cancel. and i asked him whether the security council's non committal stance was expected. thanks for having me. absolutely. that's no surprise. for one, if russia is serious and stands by its claims, in this situation, van rusher will allow an independent, international investigation of what has happened. russia has made a number of claims that cannot be verified right now. and uh, ukraine international and servers. uh, and certainly the families of ukrainian prisoners of war are trying to figure out exactly what happened and who, or what was on that plane. ukraine says it did not know who was on board the craft, but it also hasn't confirmed or denied that it shot it down. why do you think that is as well? i think that ukraine certainly knows whether or not it shot down to playing in the belgrade region on this day. at this time, ukraine is trying to figure out exactly what the circumstances were here and trying to squared rushes claims with what ukraine knows.

of prisoners of war. families of both sides are waiting to be re united with their loved ones house, rosemary, to call on the 2nd street general of the united nations. now dogs claim is from the washington think tank the atlantic council and ask them whether the security council's noncommittal stance. was expected thanks for having me. absolutely. that's no surprise. for one, if russia is serious and stands by its claims, in this situation, van rusher will allow an independent, international investigation of what has happened. russia has made a number of claims that cannot be verified right now. and ukraine international in servers, and certainly the families of ukrainian prisoners of war are trying to figure out exactly what happened and who, or what was on that plane. ukraine says it did not know who was on board the aircraft, but it also hasn't confirmed or denied that it shut it down. why do you think that is as well? i think that ukraine certainly knows whether or not it shot down to playing in the belgrade region on this day. at this time, ukraine is trying to figure out exactly what th

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