this log is in exceptionally nice shape.t projectiles on it from the confederate states and projectiles on it from the united states. i got goose bumps just talking about it. there's a lot of romance going on relative to this battle log. it's a key piece of my collection, and i really enjoy it. >> listening to haas, you almost think art crego, the old battle of the bulge vet-turned-military historian, handpicked a buyer with a passion that rivals his own. >> this was a pretty accurate gun, and it was used a long time. >> of all the items from the various wars the old soldier collected, nancy says she'll never sell this one -- that pennsylvania long rifle. at over 4 feet long, it's a relic of the revolutionary war era and a beloved artifact that helps keep the memory of her father alive. >> it's only worth about $5,000. don't care. to me, that is a piece of my dad. >> what have you learned from looking through the amazing collection that he left behind? >> he was committed, he didn't give up, he didn't back down [voice breaki

>> the privilege logs? >> yes. >> and every document henceforth -- >> no, not the future, but i want to know the ones in the past. >> sir, i am not familiar with how many records -- >> it does not matter how many, i want to know when i have all of them. a week. you have a week from friday. okay. a week from friday or i will issue a subpoena, and guess what, i don't need a committee vote or a judge and ki do it myself and i am telling you here on national television, you will get a subpoena for that information. you should provide it voluntarily, and we do not buy into the whole notion that there is any such privilege. secondly, the information that the osc is asking for, and where they don't have 100% of the documents when will we as a committee have that? >> sir, again, i would have to take that question for the record, because this is a departmental position that i am not unilaterally allowed to decide. >> who, who at the department of homeland security is holding you back? >> sir, i have to work with the

gowadia: i did not say we have a log, i said moving forward we will always provide a log. you are asking me to go back to a number you do not want to hear, 50,000 pages to find out what percentage of that was redacted and from that develop a log. we will make our best effort to get it to you by friday, but if we do not make the full log available for the resurrected instances we will start on a , rolling basis which is something we do with the osc and with you. rep. chaffetz: put anybody you need on top of that, prioritize the safety of the public, but we're here to protect the safety of the employees. that is the timeline is what i expect from you. i also need the names of any other individuals at homeland security who provide the -- advised the tsa to withhold or apply the privilege. agreed? ms. gowadia: yes, sir. rep. chaffetz: that also by march 10. you have agreed to provide the discipline of mr. colon and you can provide that by march 10? ms. gowadia: if the discipline has are ready taken place, i do not know. mr. chaffetz: i thought you said he was disciplined? ms.

many residents in fukushima prefecture were once involved in producing logs for mushroom cultivation. takeda's father owned a large lumber production facility for the operation, but he had to abandon his business after local logs could no longer be sold following the nuclear accident. so, takeda decided to go back home to help his father. >> translator: local trees couldn't be used after the accident and had to be cut down to plant new trees. i thought the whole process couldn't be completed within my generation. >> translator: i wanted to help revitalize the town. selling firewood was a way for me to contribute. >> reporter: takeda began producing firewood at his father's facility. he travels to other prefectures to select high-quality wood. firewood is dried for more than a year to make it burn well. >> translator: moisture of 20% or less is good. i think this one is ready. it's high quality. >> reporter: he buys logs, splits, and seasons them into firewood and delivers the finished product by himself with a few assistants. this winter, takeda launched a new venture. he started sell

chaffetz: when will you provide the osc the privilege log? ms. lerner: that would not be sufficient. it suggests that there actually is a privilege. our position is that there is no attorney-client privilege. mr. chaffetz: your point is well taken, and i concur. i would like to see the tsa is taking this so-called privilege. when would you provide that to the osc and the oversight and government reform? ms. gowadia: with every document henceforth we will issue -- mr. chaffetz: not the future, the past. ms. gowadia: i'm not familiar with how many records -- mr. chaffetz: it doesn't matter. i want to know what i will have all of them. you have a week until friday or i will issue a subpoena. i don't need a committee vote or a judge. i can do it myself. i'm telling you on national television you will get a subpoena. touche provided voluntarily. we don't buy into the notion there is any such privilege. the information the osc is asking for where they don't have 100% of the documents, when will we have that? ms. gowadia: i will have to take that to the

indonesia's president video logs the visit of the saudi king.n their lunch is on camera. and jackie's life afterjfk — the lost letters which reveal a love affair with a senior british diplomat. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london, and 8pm in washington where the us attorney general, jeff sessions, says he won't be involved in any investigation into whether russia interfered in last year's presidential election. he's been accused of lying about contacts he had with russian officials during the campaign and senior democrats have called on him to resign, accusing him of lying on oath to congress. mr sessions has denied doing anything wrong. this is what he told reporters a little earlier. we talked a little bit about terrorism, as i recall and somehow the subject of the ukraine came up. i have the ukrainian ambassador in my office the day before and... to listen to him. nothing that russia... russia had done nothing that was wrong in any area and everybody else was wrong with regard to the ukraine. it got too bit of a testy conversat

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upon closer recruit i didn't probably all the things 2, 3, 4 category 5 the employee and complaint logs and logical crafts should urban design legislative drafts not retained by the board of supervisors but the legislative drafted you have and they don't have the staff research files i think that is it on category 5 could be upgraded to a 2 year retention practice those radio in the generate a lot of records so while we're concerned about a 5 year for the harassment complaint i suspect not that many with the commission other departments maybe but not as much also on part 2 i think this needs page numbers ultimately this will be a document actually, the whole thing needs page numbers and the record types to beal it's and those - just to mention i wanted to highlight that a lot of records have all right. been digitized and used used to be hundreds of literally campaign statements they've been digitized so storage onsite with the commission offices and elsewhere in the building and offsite for steve and others historically efforts and that trend will continue i hope more records are kept e

the daily logs of the gsdf unit included the word "fighting." opposition lawmakers asked whether the situation met japan's strict criteria for the self-defense force taking part in peacekeeping operations. >>> a robotic survey begins on saturday inside the number one reactor of the damaged fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. tokyo electric power company will send a remote controlled robot into the reactor's containment vessel to check the state of debris. it's a mixture of molten fuel and reactor parts. the material is believed to be under contaminated water at the bottom of the vessel. the utility had planned to start the probe on tuesday but it was called off when images from a camera monitoring the robot could not be seen. it was later found that the cable connecting the camera to the monitor's screen was broken. tepco has replaced the cable and plans a four-day survey to use a camera attached to the probe. >>> a lower court in japan has ordered the government and tokyo electric power company to pay damages to some evacuees of the 2011 nuc

the daily logs of the gsdf unit included the word fightining.ppositionon lawmakers asked whether t the situation met japan's strict criteria for the self-defense force taking part in peace keeping operations. >>> now turning to business. unions and business leaders in japan have agreed to limit overtime at work. gene otani has the details on that and other business headlines. >> government officials agreed to limit overtime with the japan business federation and the country's largest labor organization on friday. that means monthly overtime will be capped at less than 100 hours. the chairman said he had agreed to the limit following a request of prime minister shinzo abe. the agreement will also ask businesses to give their workers designated breaks between shifts to curtail excessive overtime. >> translator: the standard for overtime work is 45 hours per month, 360 hours per year. labor and management have agreed to try to reduce overtime hours. >> abe said he eventually plans to introduce similar measures to sectors that currently have no over

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bush went to crawford, texas and was on his ranch did he release visitor logs there?m aware of. president obama was really one of the first to do that, but also i don't know that president bush was going to crawford as often as president trump is going to one of his properties. crawford was his private residence, and here you have the issue also of, you know, why is he touting his properties by doing this? is he really just advertising his properties? again, you see him bringing world leaders to these places. you talk about him having meetings and he vetted some of his appointees at his properties. he's really making his business part of the government or the government part of his business. >> 33% of the days or about 33% of the days that he's been president have included a visit to a trump property, as you mentioned. keeping in mind, can you imagine him going to a non-trump property. that might also seem a little odd, but in your view is this a major conflict of interest? >> yes, i think it is, because every time he goes to a trump property, he's advertising the pro

the logs recorded deadly fighting by warring groups in the country. that led to questions in tokyo over whether the situation violated its strict criteria for peacekeeping operations. ministry sources tell nhk ground self-defense force officers were set to reveal they had found the documents, but were later ordered not to by bureaucrats. the ground self-defense unit is working with are the u.n. peace keeping mission in the volatile country. in december the ministry announced the gsdf had destroyed reports found in july when there were deadly armed clashes. the ministry later said the records were found at another department, but it's been discovered the gsdf was, in fact, in possession of the logs. ministry sources say multiple sections of the gsdf were preparing to announce the existence of the document but bureaucrats in the joint staff office told them not to and instead scrap all the related files. let's now shift gears and take a look at business headlines. the stocks took a dive earlier this week. both on wall street and in japan. let's get an u

the indonesian president's video logs the visit of the saudi king.taurant tables. then suddenly the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards and it was a matter of seconds before the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb on a remote pacific atoll. the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier and so my heart went bang and bang. the constitutional rights of these marchers have their rights as citizens of the united states and they should be protected even in the right to test them out so they don't get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy, i know you don't want to say too much about it, but does it worry you it's going to boil up when you get to the stage? well, it worries me, yeah. but everything will be all right in the end of the day. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: the scandal that donald trump can't shake. his att

if there is nothing to hide why won't president trump make public the visitors logs at mar-a-lago. we're now in day 68 of the trump administration. each day more and more information emerges about ties between putin's regime and trump's inner circle and campaign officials. each day the white house scrambles to contain the damage. it's time for the president to come clean with the american

also you have confirmed you will provide logs of the information that has been withheld. i am recognizing that you have that right be will provide that to the osc as well as this committee by march 10th. correct part. >> i cannot promise you. >> know no-no. >>. >> 45,000 people are in the field. i do not want to leave the with the fact i am stonewalling you put those of have already started on production. >> is a lot. you have tens of thousands of the employees at your disposal. i am telling you that is what the committee will ask you to redo. we have been asking for this for a long time. you said you have a lot did should not be that hard to provide it. >> i a said me did not have won but moving forward rica provide one night you're asking me to go back to figure out what percentage of that was rejected and then develop a lot. we will do our best effort if we don't make the of full log available then we will start producing not a ruling basis that we do with the osc and we will do that with you. >> you put whatever you need on top of that empire ties. -- prioritize. i al

if you go to the white house website right now and try to look at the visitor log, it's empty there isothing there. so it will be interesting to see whether investigations, the house or senate investigation, other investigations looked into this visitor log, try to obtain who visited the white house. and that may show the role of the white house behind this whole situation with nunes. >> mieke, as a former staffer, if a member of the chairman in this instance called you, told you i've just been told about this information, i now want to go see it. and i'm being offered the white house. what would you have said? >> i would have asked who in the white house is organizing this. i mean, members of congress don't go to the white house to review information, usually without clearance from the highest levels of white house personnel who know what's going on there. you don't just come into the white house grounds without clearance. it's really surprising. >> and mieke, to the point of devin nunes' behavior after all of this, after that night or that time at the white house where he looks at th

i think he would say the visitor log is not analogous to the visitor log at the white house which sualsoided. >> that's very true, but what information do you glean from it? your paper also crunched the number and reporting he has spent one out of every three days since taking office at a trump owned property. your specialty has been investigating potentially conflicts of interest. does this pose one? >> well, we don't know enough yet. certainly trump promised at the beginning of his administration that he would stay away from running his businesses, that he would not participate in sort of the administration of his businesses, which he still owns. and this may be a sign that pledge was not very iron clad if he's spending all of his time at the businesses. he certainly has done nothing physically to separate himself from the businesses. it's kind of hard to believe he has totally separated himself in terms of management from the businesses, but we haven't seen enough yet to know and the access that the members of his golf clubs are getting. if we start finding out some of these members a

potentially, that information would be accessible in the visitor logs. as of this point, this current administration is not making those visitor logs or that information available to the public even though we had access during the obama administration. no answers as to who cleared devon nunez on to the white house grounds. the white house and chairman staff are declining to answer the question. >> jim askost scosta, thank you much. let's have a big discussion on everything we have talked about. i have malia henderson standing by. michael morse, a former u.s. attorney general who knows sally yates and mia mckinney and gloria borger. great to have all of you on. nia, let's step back on the sally yates story and just do the 30,000 foot view. i think we just need to remind everyone who she is, why she is a key player, having come from the obama administration as a holdover, acting a.g. why is she important? why does her testimony matter? >> her testimony matters, because she is the person in her role as acting attorney general who alerted the white house tha

log on to pulse.msnbc.com/america. that's where you can participate and you can voice as often as you like throughout today's show and we will be sharing your thoughts throughout the hour. okay. let's start here. the leading democrat suggests today he has seen circumstantial evidence of collusion between trump campaign associates and russian entities. >> there is circumstantial evidence of collusion. there is direct evidence i think of deception. and that's where we begin the investigation. the american people have a right to know and in order to defend ourselves, we need to know whether this circumstantial evidence of collusion and direct evidence of deception is indicative of more. >> contrary to his statement, both former director of national intelligence, james clapper and former cia director have said they have seen no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia, which brings us to tomorrow, when fbi director james comey testifies in a public hearing before the house intelligence committee. it is t

the case involves daily activity logs from a peace keeping operation in south sudan that were said to be destroyed, but they were not. what's more, nhk learned they are still in possession of documents. "nhk world" has details. >> reporter: the head of japan's grand self-defense force faced tough questions about the cover up. >> translator: i admit this may sound evasive, but i decline to comment at this point. >> reporter: a senior defense ministry official has told nhk the general knew the politically sensitive logs still existed. the source said the ground self-defense force considered disclosing them, but was ordered not to. they also said this order came from the joint staff, the head of the self-defense force. the sdf has had a unit taking part in peace keeping operations in south sudan for five years. it filed daily reports on its activities in the local situation. in july of last year, major armed clashes broke out in the capital city of juba near the japanese base. and in october, media requested the government release daily rolls from that period. around that time, lawmakers

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log on to the website 30 minutes before the big announcement to view all winning documentaries at studentcam.org. be sure to watch the announcement of the grand prize winner. wednesday, march 8th on c-span. >>> the chair of the japanese conservative union spoke at the recent conservative political action conference in washington. he talked about the impact of the 2016 u.s. presidential election in japan and throughout the world and his organization's plans to host the first japan cpac in the fall. >> hello, cpac. >> hello. >> thanks to dan snyder. i could come back here again. i'm so honored -- thank you. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> last year right here in front of you i promised to work on creating the strong, conservative government in u.s. and in japan. >> translator: last whole year, you kept fighting and also i kept fighting as the other side of the earth. last year in japan, we didn't have any general election which could affect the change of our administration of japan. so my focus of last year was this. how i can help in support to realize the conservative government in the u.s. b

make the white house logs public. who let him in the secure room, who gave him access to these files. this all gets to the degree as you said this white house, about this particular issue there needs to be a bit more transparency so they don't look like they're hiding something. >> you talked about russia 101. and i feel like the white house could benefit from that course and i think they could benefit from governing 101. i think this is a case of political outsiders gone to the highest position in washington and they don't know how to govern. >> they seem to be rushing it. why not have him look at the documents at the cia? there is this facility on capitol hill. why not share it with schiff? it doesn't make any sense. and they sort of i guess try to change again the media headline for 24 hours and it hurts them in the long run. >> i want to bring in -- everybody stand by. i want to bring in now somebody who's going to be asking those questions and she wants answers to those questions. congresswoman jackie speier, a c

but wolf, we should point out to our viewers, white house visitor logs are still not available to the public under president trump. they were available under the obama administration. it was a database that journalists could search to see who was coming and going over here at the white house, who were they scheduled to see. we simply don't have access to that information at this point. and white house is giving us no indication as to when they're going to make that information available to the public. we should also point out, democrats are calling on nunes to step down as the chair of the house intelligence committee. but from what we heard today over at our perch, wolf, the white house sounds very content with nunes staying on in that position. >> yeah, the speaker, pruin, also says he should stay on. thanks very much, jim acosta, over at the white house. as we stand by to speak live with the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes, we're joined now by a democrat on the panel. congressman mike bigly. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> glad to be here

no deaths are reported, but emergency workers in one logged more than 100 flood rescues. >>> 5:04. today philadelphia's indicted district, seth williams, is expected back in court to tell the judge if he's found a new defense lawyer. the lawyer what handled the -- lawyer when w.h.o. handled the arraignment said he couldn't continue without being paid. the city stopped paying for williams' defense when he was indicted on federal bribery and extortion charges. williams pleaded not guilty to those charges. >>> a trial starts in bucks county today for a woman accused in a botched pizzeria robbery that ended in a deadly shooting. investigators say chastity ramos staked out the pizza shop in levittown along with the mother of one of the two robbers. a customer who was pistol whipped pulled a gun, fired a shot that killed the robber and wounded another. the customer was not charged. >>> a judge will sentence a affiliation mother today in the death of -- a philadelphia mother today in the death of her 4-year-old daughter. she pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. her daughter shot he

she alsoo denies that senior ministry officials were ordered to delete the logs from south sudan. the opposition camp blasted ininada's explanation. >> translator:r: defense minist inada has been telling lies and covevering things up in the die for the last two months. she really has to take responsibility. >> oppositition lawmakers have alsoso calledd on inada to step down. she has refused. >>> japanese automakers are treading carefully around a request by donald trump to invest more in the u.s. gene otani has the details on that and other business headlines. >>> u.s. president donald trump has called on toyota to make more cars in america. he madade the appeal during a memeeting with executives of mar automakers. trump urged toyota's chief in north america to build new plants in n the u.s. he also asked a nissan official about the percentage of vehicles the firm makes there. a toyota representative in japan said the firm is already heavily invested in the american market. >> translator: we'll pay close attentntion to how things proce. i think toyota already contributes fully to

we talk about bart to the airport thanks is natural thanks is like falling off a log, but we can't get the train to downtown where the action is. i just don't understand it, i don't think that this say 100 year decision, if have you heard of the stuff that musk is doing, things are going to charngs a 100 year decision, i can't buy that, on sounds good but not true. i heard the planning decision and there was a value that went, by me quickly. i find that discouraging and very poor city policy to design something where we can get the land and make the most of it later. and therefore, you are always going to go where the best land sources are. and we want the best solution for the product at hand and then the things will fallout where they may. and to go to the other way, and i know that we had a great land acquisition, relative to the transbay thanks was because the freeway was in place, and it went down in front of fertry building and that created all of those things, to go out and plan a project to take the maximum land value, that is just bad policy. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. pa

upon closer recruit i didn't probably all the things 2, 3, 4 category 5 the employee and complaint logs and logical crafts should urban design legislative drafts not retained by the board of supervisors but the legislative drafted you have and they don't have the staff research files i think that is it on category 5 could be upgraded to a 2 year retention practice those radio in the generate a lot of records so while we're concerned about a 5 year for the harassment complaint i suspect not that many with the commission other departments maybe but not as much also on part 2 i think this needs page numbers ultimately this will be a document actually, the whole thing needs page numbers and the record types to beal it's and those - just to mention i wanted to highlight that a lot of records have all right. been digitized and used used to be hundreds of literally campaign statements they've been digitized so storage onsite with the commission offices and elsewhere in the building and offsite for steve and others historically efforts and that trend will continue i hope more records are kept e

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. >> reporter: information would be easy to obtain through visitor logs, dismissing growing calls to recuse himself, nunes is now accusing democratic colleagues of stalling. the committee's leading democrat firing back calling for a postpone hearing with former top officials to be rescheduled immediately tweeting what's the hold up? also tonight, a bipartisan group of ethics experts urging the independent office of congressional ethics to investigate whether nunes went too far, disclosing classified information. >> i've seen intelligence reports that clearly show that the president-elect and his team were, i guess, at least monitored. >> reporter: revealing secret details about surveillance of foreign targets. >> they should not be disclosing classified information and there is concern he did just that. >> reporter: nunes later backtracked. tonight, the senate's republican chair is declaring his independence from the white house despite supporting trump. >> i'll do something i've never done. i'll admit i voted for him. i've got a job in the united states senate that overrides any per

so we started taking their residuals and making them into densified heat logs for heating systems. still we realized that wasn't addressing the issue. there was still a wide range of products we needed. we knew we needed to get on one site and get this integrated together. we worked with the county to purchase the last existing mill site five years after it had closed, moved on to that site and started to build an operation where we now take in material, mixed material so we are reducing costs in the woods, we can take in this mixed restoration material and we start putting nigit into we hav five value added products now. the material enters the system, we reduce handling costs because it's never handled again by big equipment, until it's in one of those five finished products. so we sort out saw logs we send to a regional mill, we are lucky enough to still have a regional mill, and we sort out small diameter timber that we feel into poles and sell for agricultural markets. we make bundled firewood and we de-bark all of our logs and use our bark in a bigger cogen system where we pr

for all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. >> last week a woman had a driving mishap in new york city. okay? she rammed her kia suv into a gas station convenience store. it appears nobody was badly hurt, but the accident drew some look you lose. >> holy [bleep]. >> all, i like the finger too. >> it was an accident! i didn't kill nobody! it was an accident! do you really want me? >> oh, man. [laughter] >> you want it rough? >> oh, my god. >> your [bleep] mother should be happy. >> you are in big trouble, big trouble. this will go on facebook, snapchat, instagram. >> instagram and he even mentioned "red eye" too. how come everyone of these videos there is a golden arches in the background somewhere? always near mcdonald's. >> it is always near a place not serving the healthiest of food. >> she was coming after him. can you imagine somebody coming after you in the streets for photographing? i cannot imagine something like that happening. perhaps getting fired. that is

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they will tell you it was self-defense. >> what i'm going to do, i'm going to get the log, see who was there that day, ask them the questions you want me to ask them. was it self-defense, did he swing on you first, is that what you want me to ask them? >> that it was self-defense, he swung on me first. >> he swung on me first. >> the whole yard seen it. >> i will give you a copy of the report once it's typed. >> all right. >> all right? >> all right. >> see you in a little bit. what i'm going to do right now, right, i have to get the yard list from the officer so i know who to question and i'll go ask these individuals per inmate samuels, right, did the other inmate swing on him first? >> friday was the 30th. right here, willie. >> just give me the house and the name. >> officer alejos locates witness names in the yard log. there are five inmates officer deed must question. >> thank you. >> all right, willie. >> due process. a man, he has that right. he has witnesses to be called right here. he has the right to tell his side of the story and present witnesses like we would do in court.

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to be made public, and as we have been saying all week, the obama administration made these visitor logs public, you wouldn't be able to search this information in real time, but you would be able to go back and look at that information later on. the trump administration is just not doing that. >> now on today's hearing on the senate intelligence committee and how sharply different it appeared, in terms of everyone surrounding the house committee. for that let's go book to the hill and cnn's jessica snyder, what details did the senate lay out about their investigations because their meetings are going to be behind closed doors? >> reporter: they are, anderson, but the intelligence committee moving full steam ahead on this, the chairman saying he has a full staff already knee deep in these documents and senators burr and warner, they also say they have 20 witnesses they want to interview, they have set up interview weather fiiew with fi. we know that former trump campaign manager, paul manafort, he has agreed to talk to the committee and jared kushner has oft offered the same. and those -

. >> we are picking up this log right now. weighs 9200 pounds, according to my scale in the crane. >> reporter: everyone stands back as this giant lower section is hoisted out of the yard. veronica says the tree has worried her for a long time. 11 years ago, she applied for a permit to cut it down. >> this tree is huge! it needs to be cut! and they said no. >> reporter: no one at city hall remembers why the permit was rejected 11 years ago. but the process even for private property is still the same today. >> when the city gets involved make sure that the trees, there's a reason for removal or a plan for replacement. >> reporter: this homeowner says that with the power out she will be spending the night in a hotel. but her husband and their two pit bulls will be spending the night here at the house. in vallejo, don ford, kpix 5. >>> a break in the rain at least for now. >> chief meteorologist paul deanno joins us now with the next round on the way. paul? >> the break is almost over, guys. we are already picking up some showers

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