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and together they will spend the few weeks with a wet dress rehearsal where the core stage, the big orangeof see it there in the distance on the rocket, will be filled wit liquid fuel. it will go through a countdown that stops just before the engines ignite if all goes well, sls will make its maiden flight in may this is the artemis i. which will send orion on an unmanned trip around the moon. first of three spaceflights that will culminate with american astronauts on the lunar surface as soon as 2025. but shep, none of this has been cheap. the price to develop the sls now stands at $11 billion and nasa's inspector general estimates the first artemis missions will each cost more than $4 billion per launch and unlike spacex, these rockets are not reusable >> a lot of money. thank you. >>> in 2019, students at morehouse college won the lottery, at least in the financial aid world. all of their student loan debt paid off so where are they now? we'll meet a few next. >>> and when you tell a kid he can't do something, usually he tends to do it anyway, right like the 12-year-old in minnesota who

big shares in the area in the immediate future. maybe it's bornea that will catch them, but you'll see the middle of java and orange top suggest big thunderstorms again. but so borneo, java silhouette, casey, and increasingly still sumatra peninsula asia. and you'll notice up in thailand, louse, orange tops and me and ma, significant right here as well. that lillian the season, but something's potentially there. and flooding is still around in new south wales and parts of queens and. and given this propensity for spinning up thunderstorms, you could see more of the same and the focus might well be sidney, where we still got flooding on the ground. it's dry and most of queens and knows how it was in the north, pretty warm in western australia can often still approaching 40 in pers, at 34 asked for new zealand. you've had the nice warm back down to about 18 wet degrees on monday, oakland at 27. your notice but this rain using with that range of keep going slowly north was get rid of the sun. now it won't, it will probably fade away by tuesday. you get right in temperature, but 20 in the sunshine and still 27 in oakland. ah my name he

we've got a good spattering of orange tops, big showers anywhere else in this body. se asia, not unusual, just showing the end of the regular wet season. should be saying the end are to irregular winter in east asia, but you can see little curls of cloud here with snow on them are white on them, suggest hasn't quite gone away. we've had a few days, quite warm, settled, particularly northern china, but it's got colder again than that cold as leaking eastward. so this looks like potential busy conditions in hawkeye. there once again, the sun's, i have a home, she was 80 degrees and to give it more snow shall seem likely phenomenon. you the rain. it was in southern china, south the axis disappearing by tuesday in temperatures here. bit on the above average, cyber not hugely. so india is a very quiet place at the moment this some rain and snow in afghanistan, but the heat getting up, but 5 degrees above average in good, you're at. ah. but when i think of my nature, i think of potential. when i think of potential, i think of what b, what is not. i think of young people literally take it into

concentrating down through potential malaysia and sumatra as well, with quite a good spattering of orange tops, big shows anywhere else in this part of southeast asia. not unusual, just showing the end of the regular wet season should be saying the end are too irregular winter in east asia, but you can see little curls of cloud here with snow on them are white on them, suggest hasn't quite gone away. we've had a few days, quite warm settled, well, particularly northern china, but it's got colder again than that cold as leaking eastward. so this looks like potential blizzard conditions in hoc hider. once again, the sun's over home shoes, 80 degrees, and to give it more snow shall seem likely. phenomenon to the rain. it was in southern china south. the yanks is disappearing by tuesday in temperatures here, bit on the above average, cyber not hugely. so india is a very quiet place at the moment. there's some rain and snow in afghanistan, but the heat is getting up, but 5 degrees above average. good, you're out. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always. oh, use use unique nicely. birds are at risk of

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and here's the big drop down to 21. that orange is dust sand that's picked up in this when fans out in southern saudi in yemen during thursday. and winter's not said good bye yet there in turkey. infected wrung from turkey, crossed the caspian, took my stand a note in iran during thursday, then on friday and to afghanistan probably cause yet more trouble in the capital. a couple was rain, very active weather in the southern africa, the moment throughout the high belt and but swallow the rain looks particularly heavy. ah, informed opinions on national resource by it's not large enough to adequately do our people. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, on the alpine plains illustrate the snowy mountains. a bit of battle is taking place of the weather, the country's wall, or a national icon. oh there, okay. one on one east, on hill $20.00. 0 ah. you're watching al jazeera i. reminder of the latest developments in ukraine, ukrainian authorities say 2000 cars have left mario paul in the latest evacuat

a mountain lion's journey through orange county is over. >> the big cat is back in the wild after it was caught running through an irvine neighborhood. >> whoa. what the? >> we didn't want to finish the end of that sentence. it ran past several businesses yesterday. looks like a few people who saw it got pretty scared. it ran outside of a brewery as near a hair salon. irvine police caught and sedated him. they were able to actually carry him off and take him to the vet to be examined. but, my goodness. that's a big cat. >> i've been doing this since 1985 and i've never shot a mountain lion in a building, ever. never had a mountain lion running down the street. >> after examination, a tracking device was placed on the mountain lion and it was released back into the wild. veterinarian will be able to monitor the animals whereabouts. >>> dungeness crab fishing raising concerns after two whales became tangled in that's. the department of fish and wildlife says they became entangled on my speech and monterey bay. the department is recommending to suspend commercial crab fishing by april 8

i felt sorry for them, they were all dirty wet oranges, but they protected us. this is a very big help to us. i asked very much that they help us to purchase this e, generator to everyone who helped us your president is huge huge. thanks everyone. here at we were called under it by the abandoned positions of the ukrainian neo-nazis on the nationalist canvas of the swastika cross of the third reich and in the center. let 's just say that one of the state symbols of ukraine is a trident. it was performed in a rather specific manner for an audience in the west - this is a break in the pattern in europe in germany, they understand that in ukraine the germs of nationalism have sprouted. no, they don’t understand. eh, i have us on my website for german, as if the audience is already writing. how many times did he write articles about the fact that there really is fascism and nazism and not not my propaganda is not russian, i took it. as am evidence. i got the osce report from pineapple. e hmm that's not the one i'll come up with. this is what international organizations write, reports f

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you elaborate on the contrast in revenue between big media conglomerate stations in smaller stations? >> will certainly we are talking apples and oranges. big conglomerates that are breaking in billions and then small stations and no one wants to disrespect the services the local radio provides especially during times of crisis. no one once to cam/fm radio go away. in terms of you know what the value of what we do represents when someone else makes money from what you do and doesn't share it's simply not fair and so it's in the inequity that has shifted but the fundamental aspect of it has not and we are not asking for anything outrageous here. we are just asking for help keeping our industry alive for people who have been making money from our industry without paying us for decades. >> thank you and in seattle we just have had the news that are well-known radio station and two local stations were recently acquired by communication quarter of private broadcasting company that breaks in $24 million. year. mr. pomeroy over the american music fairness act support smaller radio stations frentzen for them back on her feet versus the larger

you know, well, i take a look at line and it was a big one in southern california, an orange county.his is mission viejo and it's a gorgeous place. so i don't blame him for jumping the fence or the wall. hanging out by the dock and the pool apparently don't swim in the lake. though, the woman who recorded this video from her home said, yeah, it was kind of all those kind of put this country said it wasn't her food or was it her? yeah, a set >> why us? maybe it likes our house for some reason. maybe it'll come back to this house. i don't know. i was making a really good corned beef at night first thing i >> i defy smoke or be from the neighbors i wander in. i know where that's come from. all right. was hurt, obviously in the know that's what i'm off. but it's like a zoo. all and replaces huge to a look at the bars too. all right. so what's going on with the weather? you know what? good weather if you like the heat today and if you don't like it? well, look at thursday, friday, saturday. still really nice. we're holding at the 70's for the rest of the week after this. not quite as hot

i felt sorry for them, they were all different wet oranges, but they protected us. this is a very bigo get this one. uh, the generator to everyone, who helped us your president is huge huge. thanks everyone. here we have been called. here are the abandoned positions of ukrainian neo-nazis on a black nationalist canvas with mastic to cross the third reich and in the center, let's say, one of the state symbols of ukraine is a trident, but performed in a rather specific manner for an audience in the west - this is a break in the pattern in europe in germany, they understand that in ukraine they just passed nationalism, no, i don’t understand, but i’m on my website for german, as if the audience is already writing. how many times i wrote articles about the fact that there really is fascism and nazism here, and i took it, not my propaganda, not russian, as uh evidence. i got the osce reports from pineapple. eh, it's not something we'll come up with. this is written by an international organization. here are the reports from the luhansk republic will see in the east. and it is important for

and here's the big drop down to 21. that orange is dust sand. it's picked up in this when fans out in southern saturday in yemen during thursday. and winter's not said good bye yet. it's there in turkey, in fact, it run from turkey across the caspian took medicine and norton iran doing says they then on friday, and to ask allison probably cause yet more trouble in the capital. a couple was rain. very active, whether the sub mascot that my rent, sir. it's a high volt and botswana right. looks particularly happy ah. joined the debate. there is no he job bad. and if anyone here talks about women that i took a benzo notes help, he gets off the table. we were taught to see abortion and a one way ticket street to help all the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. a comment section is right here. be part of today's program. this stream on al jazeera, young women with a passion for the space. i used to dream about working in the school com

big media conglomerate stations and smaller stations? >> well, certainly, you know, we're talking apples and oranges. big conglomerates that are raking in billions, and then small stations. and no one wants to disrespect the services that local radio provides during -- especially during times of crisis. no 1:00 wants to see a.m./f.m. radio go away. in terms of what the value of what we do represents, when someone else makes money from what you do and doesn't share, it's just simply not fair. and so, you know, it's an inequity that has shifted, but the fundamental aspect of it has not. and we're not asking for anything outrageous here. we're just asking for help keeping our industry alive from people who have been making money from our industry without paying us for decades. >> thank you. and in seattle, we just had the news that our very well-known radio station komo and two other stations were recently acquired by a privately owned broadcasting company that rakes in $24 million per year. mr. pomeroy, how would the american music fairness act support smaller radio stations, for instance the impact on

i felt sorry for them, they were all dirty wet oranges, but they protected us. this is a very big i really asked for help to buy this generator for everyone who helped us your president a lot in many thanks to everyone here you have caused this here abandoned positions of ukrainian neo-nazis nationalist canvas swastika cross of the third reich and in the center. let's just say that one of the state symbols of ukraine is a trident, but they are made in a rather specific manner for an audience in the west - this is a break in the pattern in europe in germany, they understand that in ukraine the germs of nationalism have sprouted. no, they don't understand. uh, i'm writing us on my website for the german, uh, the audience is already writing. how many times did i write articles about the fact that there really is fascism and nazism here and not mine propaganda is not russian, i took. as am evidence. i took the osce report from the nation ep. it ’s not the one i’ll come up with, it’s the international organizations that write reports from the lugansk republic that they will see and in

this is an orange county in mission viejo. the big cat wandered around the neighborhood for quite a while. jumping fences and getting into different people's backyards. one woman watched the animal as it were lax in her yard and then jumped into the mission, viejo lake and swim across it. >>why us media likes our house for some reason. maybe they'll come back to this house. i don't know. i was making a really good corned beef at night first thing i >>probably spell mccord me. animal service workers for the area say there have been no other reported sightings of the mountain lion in the neighborhood since the video was taken. >>to your tech news now, t-mobile has a new cell phone plan that's supposed to be its cheapest yet. and mercedes, showing off a car that valet parks itself. today's tech smart. >>t-mobile has a new cell phone plan that costs just $10 a month. the new plan is called connect by t-mobile and its prepaid, which means there's no credit check to get it. the no-frills plan is super basic. it gives users 1000 minutes of t

big cat there. after an exam, the mountain lion was released into an orange county kahn, a uc davis vet will be monitoring him from afar. >>> a state of emergency is me thefect in in effect in the new orleans metro area. after two powerful tornadoes tore through. the twister that killed at least one person in the community of arobi last night was packing winds of 136 miles per hour. as it flipped over cars, tore roofs off buildings and flattened homes. a second tornado that touched down north of new orleans had peak winds of 90 miles per hour. >> an update now on a brush fire burning in the delta. today crews surveyed kimble island by boat. and found no easy way to gain access. they plan to just let the fire burn itself out since there's no structures on that island. that fire started yesterday. but it's still blowing smoke into contra costa county. >> it feels so early to start talking about these fires. >> it is. yeah. i mean, it's our new reality that fire season never really ends. just little peaks and valleys. some rain would help. we have some that in the forecast. but not the next few days. less' t

over half of it, origin needs with big name brands 1st and foremost done on followed by wink sawyer and orange to our other global corporations like uni lever. and coca cola joined the top 10 of plastic, reese producers here and we're just starting some of the conversation with some of the bigger corporates that wanna find cleanups. and i think that if we're able to have a dialogue with some of the people that are wrapping the plastic, then we're able to make a lot more change. and then really start a conversation about how to use better sustainable packaging in the 1st place. after china, indonesia is the 2nd largest ocean polluter that's putting pressure on the government to act, especially with tourism being one of the countries prime saucers or foreign revenues. leaders in jakarta are pumping public money into an increasing number of these kinds of initiatives and small companies. and they want to have 70 percent of the country's trash properly processed by 2025 according to their website. so they want, sees, it also wants to see every stream and river cleaned up by then its residents, com

i felt sorry for them, they were all dirty wet orange, but no need to defend. this is a very bighey help us to purchase this e, generator to everyone who helped us your president is huge huge. thanks everyone. here you called us. here are the abandoned positions of the ukrainian neo-nazis on the nationalist canvas, the swastika cross of the third reich and in the center. let's just say one of the state symbols of ukraine are the trident, but they are executed in a rather specific manner for an audience in the west - this is a break in the pattern in europe in germany, they understand that in ukraine the germs of nationalism have sprouted. no, they don’t understand. eh, i'm with you on the site i'm for german, as if the audience is already writing. how many times i wrote articles about the fact that there really is fascism and nazism here, and not my propaganda, not russian, i took it as uh hmm evidence. i took the reports of the osce about the nation. em. it 's not the one i'm imagining. this is written by international organizations will see reports from the lugansk republic and

you elaborate on the contrast and revenue between big media conglomerate stations and smaller stations? >> certainly we are talking apples and orangesre raking in billions. small stations that -- and no one wants to disrespect wet local radios provide during times of crisis and no one wants to see am fm radio go away. but in terms of what the value of what we do represents when someone else makes money from what you do and doesn't share, it is just simply not fair. so it's an inequity that has shifted, but the fundamental aspect of it has not. we are not asking for anything outrageous here. we are just asking for help keeping our industry alive from people who have been making money from our industry without paying us for decades. >> thank you. in seattle we just had the news that our very well-known radio station coma lent to other local stations were recently acquired by lotus communications corp, a privately owned broadcasting company that wreaks in about $24 million per year. mr. pomeroy, how would the american music fairness act supports mueller radio stations? for instance, the impact on fees versus the fees of these larger co

orange cheato man, we would have been doomed. people like me would have locked up. -- i have a big mouth and i am sticking up for freedom all the way. host: we would like to thank our guests and viewers and colors. steak with us, we will be back tomorrow morning for a new show. everyone, have a great sunday and continue to wash your hands. have a great day, everyone. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> c-span's washington journal. we had taking a questions live, on and. -- we are taking your questions live and on and. the quincy to discusses -- institute discusses the potential for nuclear conflict in the, -- conflict. former health and human services official during the trump administration. watch washington journal on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. join with your phone calls, text messages and tweets. this week on the c-span network, the house and senate are in washington dc to work on passing a bill before friday's deadline to avoid a shutdown. the senate plan -- plans to vote on a bill. on tuesday, on c-span3, directors of the top u.s. intelligence agency will have a committee on threats fa

this battle does represent a big conflict that really highlights that. remember the ukrainians had the orange revolution. in which they stood up against a fake election and said we want free and fair elections and be able to govern and not -- >> that runs contrary to what china has stood for as a way of governing. i'll have to leave it there. but i appreciate you being with us this evening. senator murkily. >> thank you so much. for amplifying attention to this. >> all right. thank you. >>> now while much of the world rallies around ukraine, there is a racial dimension to how the world has responded to this war. however uncomfortable it maybe for western nations to admit, refugees fleeing the crisis have said they experience very different treatment. based on their skin color. or nationality. and for black americans watching their own rights by voter suppression, voter suppression efforts that have been done state by state. 19 states and lack of support from some republicans to prevent that, the out pouring of passion from some republican politicians in defense of ukrainian democracy is puzzl

you are watching big news from the residents of moscow and the region. we will see you in a few seconds. orangevel of weather danger declared in the capital region for tomorrow, the blame for everything the arctic cyclone is expected to be a blizzard with squally winds up to 25 meters per second, but today in just a few hours moscow has experienced the full range of weather conditions and sun and rain, which in some areas the city was accompanied by peals of the first spring thunder, and then snowstorms and dozens of trees felled by bad weather, added work to emergency teams. but tsude asks the driver to be extremely careful on the roads and not to rush to change. we recommend that drivers do not rush to change winter tires for summer tires at night in the city, the air temperature still drops below zero, in case of precipitation , icy conditions may form on the roads when sub- zero temperatures occur. summer tires no longer provide good traction. this creates a hazard on the road. the next night the temperature will drop to -5 ° in moscow and almost to -10 in the region. tomorrow afternoon the

the big question, what led up to this, where the investigation stands, the orange county sheriff sayserviews with employees and witnesses and reviewing videos of what happened that night. but still, the stakes -- the florida department of agriculture and consumer services is investigating, has someone onsite, to look into that question of what happened here. i want you to listen to audio from 911 calls that came in thursday night. >> >> and we looked into previous inspections from the state. back in december, when state inspectors were there for part of the permitting process for the orlando space fall, that's the name of the ride, the bottom line, they passed. they found no deficiencies in that inspection. we got our hands on it right here. months later, now we're in march, and that ride is shut down indefinitely. boris, christi. >>> we're back here in warsaw. this is the photo opportunity the president of the united states and the president of poland, they've been meeting together with their senior advisers, this is a major, major meeting that the president is having here in warsaw.

so there's a big fear of strangers. worry about the bridge and, and it just sense that people are constantly on edge. i want to talk more about these evacuation humanitarian court, orange. you've mentioned that the appears some quarters have been save. others have come under russian is showing what has the situation been like today with that regard was very different picture depending on which one to come to you look at mary paul, as i mentioned that it's failed once again. and people are essentially stuck there in a situation is getting increasing desperate supplies were learned. now with that bombing, as we saw of the children. so school in the country, some of these corridors have worked, it will be able to train them west towards leave ukraine pieces in the west near the border with bowden and the you. so people are able to move. but i think this is all very, very tenuous. this is not going to last long. the situation is just too difficult between russia, ukraine with soldiers dying every day. there isn't any trust between both sides to kind of keep this going and just to help immunization route. so i, but i don't think these guys ations are printed on the ground i

orange county neighborhood. a woman spotting a mountain lion from her balcony. >>the big cat wander around the neighborhood for a while. then prowled around a dock before jumping into lake mission. viejo first swim. chip yost has more. >>this video from around 01:00am saturday shows a mountain lion easily jumping a fence right in the valerie strauss keys. lake mission viejo backyard. >>i got out about it. i opened curtains and it's a zoo. animal walking along my full and it was. >>huge after wandering around a bit. the lion seem to get really comfortable and relaxed on the backyard. dock side looking in the water and i thought there's no way there's no way it's going to do this but had a really weird feeling. it was. and it's dove into the water. here is video of the lions slowly making its way to the other side of the lake and and swam all the way across a look at how far that is. >>believe that there wasn't any i wouldn't doubt about of somebody was a call saying outlined swim across the lake. i. not believe them. as of monday afternoon surgeon jr steward of mission vie

big deal. i drink coffee daily and eat oranges daily. i go for a walk daily and now because of that scarcity that's created by the war it all tastes so good and feels so good. you live lifer to the fullest and that's strength to solve this situation and nights are tough because we have to go on patrol where i live and i have a kalashnikov for the first time in my life. a guy from a boarding school in the middle of britain, you know, my parents sent me there. never thought to hold a kalashnikov rifle in my life but i held one. i can't say it feels good but at least i feel safer now but all that craziness means nothing if we lose this war so look. you can put your money on us. we still going to be here. tomorrow, the day after and a million years from now. >> what do we get wrong in the military analysis, which is that russia has more guns and more tanks? former intelligence official told me 75% of the standing russian army is inside your country. what does the west get wrong about that as a mismatch? >> you don't take into account ukraini

oranges. further south. the main event really is for santa cruz mountains, peninsula, coastal hills and down into monterey. there's a flash flood watch down there for the monterey burn zones down by big can see some of the showers in the north bay. right now. there's the heaviest rain that orange area moving off through napa. now napa's get a little break. everything's moving off to the east. it's going in this direction. so when they show you this line of showers are kind of everybody's moving this way. so those showers out excited conqueror moving out towards antioch. now um, and there's a little more behind this. the heaviest wave probably going through about two o'clock this morning. there might be a maybe a little bit between now and then. but the heaviest wave will be very similar to the last ones with quarter inch of rain coming out of some of these san jose now, finally getting some rain. they were very light on rain early, but they're getting some pretty significant rainfall accumulations. and when i say significant, i mean, when you get you get a half inch of rain in like i say in san francisco in the winter in the winter storm, that's a good storm. we'd like to see an inch

big bulls at fundstrat. >> we've kind of put this trend line in place as you see here, the orange one as you take a look at as you see here, is there a reason why you feel that's going to be strong support at that trend line that we're showing here >> well, look, dom, it's held literally for the last couple of months so normally the first major pullback you'd see typically will offer very good support you know, my thinking is it's a little bit short-term oversold obviously not that overall overdone it's right to take a stand on this first major pullback and think we're going to rally up to likely 110, 115, and it might be choppy ultimately i'm expecting to see crude prices move back up over recent highs and get to 150 at a minimum. >> not good news for the consumer there mark, let's tilt our attention to that macroproduction. big fed meeting today. there's been an expectation the fed will raise rates and for that reason some of the etf bonds have been trending low over the course of the last several months here. take a look at what's going to happen with that treasury complex, treasury trade if you will >>

oranges? of course. that's the heavier rainfall rate, and it is most of its south of san francisco. so marin county is not the big winner in this event right now, it looks like it's gonna be santa cruz mountains in big sur. we're in that area. the big sur area, the scars. this burn scars. they've got a flash flood watch in effect and that search tomorrow morning. we've got a wind advisory for pretty much the entire bay area through tomorrow morning. we had gusts at sfo today. over 50 miles an hour. it's still pretty windy that wind advice you'll get dropped tomorrow morning and then a winter weather advisory for the mountain snow levels are up above 5800 ft. but it's snowing nonetheless. or it will be snowing. here we are out towards santa lina, that you see this one band has moved through the orange go. everything's kind of going to the east now, right? so when you see this, pull out a little bit, so you can see that better. so this area if i loop it a little bit. you can see the palo alto area. you can see the showers. moving in right there the last hour or so, so pretty heavy rain in the santa cruz mountains f

big drop. they didn't want to lose john dean. it was front page news in the or in -- orange county registry, that law shepard was disinvited. that's why this complaint of the turning misconduct is so delicious. i don't think they can get rid of me. i analyze the stuff. their best way out is to claim a technicality. too long ago, most of the people are dead law. these aren't really our memos. because if they hear me out, they're going to be in tough, tough shape. i have dozens and dozens of memos, and they're all on that website. i'm not playing hide the ball. i the real watergate victims have all passed away. and there was some thought on an earlier book that their areas could come in and challenge their convictions, but it never came to fruition. this is different. this is challenging misconduct by the lawyers themselves. >> we have time for one last question here. >> i've always been interested in the role of john dean. what was your impression of him at the very beginning when he first came to work for the nixon white house? what was your immediate reaction or impression?

big note for the east bay, b.a.r.t. no red line service. they come out of richmond. take the orange line and transfer to the yellow line if you want to get to the peninsula. the electrical issue continues over there. the eastshore freeway light traffic all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza with no backup. >> thank you. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> staffing issues inside pharmacies have led to a recent rise in mistakes with medicine. it's actually pretty easy for you to verify the pills in your medicine cabinet. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how next. >> and be sure to catch up on our new streaming series "saving san francisco". episode 2, we tell the story of a troubled un-housed man, the neighborhood that he lives in, and the system that some say is failing him. you can watch both episodes 1 and 2 of "saving san francisco" on any of our streaming platforms or at nbcbayarea.com/saving san francisco. we'll be right back. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your n

orange covering most of the bay area tomorrow. this is the wind advisory where gusts near the coast and the hills could be 40 miles per hour. we have a flash flood watch around big sur. that's going to continue through about 6:00 a.m. on monday. as we check in on tomorrow ranger, you can see the outer bands of some of the initial rain around sonoma county and marin county. as we widen out for you, this is a dynamic looking storm. this is the frontal boundary. just offshore, lightening detected with the colder air aloft. that is coming our way monday. santa cruz mountains will pick up one to two inches of rain. seeing rain totals getting upgraded. the thunderstorm chances for your monday coming up. >> and don't forget to download our free nbc bay area app. track the weather in your neighborhood, plus breaking weather alerts straight to your phone. >>> a dramatic and dangerous scene at san francisco's twin peaks. this is video catching a ton of attention on social media. a team of gunman rob a film you in front of terrified witnesses. >> oh, my god. he has a gun. >> reporter: it happened friday evening just below the top of twin peaks. you can see one of the robbe

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bars and restaurants say they're hoping for big crowds after some tough years, ramana shows us how they're getting ready. in sacramento, green, white and orangeve formation . it's part of last minute preparations for thursday's st patrick's day celebration at jamie's broadway grill in sacramento. our tradition that we always do manager christie don. she tells me it feels good to set up tables in the back and cook up an irish food menu, especially after the past two years, just like other bars across the city, covid-19 canceled this st patrick's day event at jamie's in 2020, and last year, everyone had to deal with mass requirements and capacity limits. but now customers are coming back in droves, and jamie's employees are feeling lucky. i love it. i love it, the having everybody feel comfortable again and want to embrace the whole. paul st patrick's day experience again is amazing over an old sacramento at o'malley's irish pub. it's our biggest day. it's our number one day. it's safe to say they're all about st patrick's day, the four leaf clovers and green lighting inside a small taste of their excitement. we're expecting a really good year.

1981, i sat with veterans in california, with dick gregory, who was making a big association with the cause for agent orange. 1981, california, veterans having a hunger strike. dick gregory knew hunger strikes from the civil rights' movement and he was associating them how to survive a hunger strike and i had the privilege of being with them. little did i know it would take decades to address their agent orange concerns and it wasn't complete until mr. chairman did so with the navy legislation that he passed. we cannot let that much time go by. it would be shameful to our country. so, again, let us also thank mrd the camp lejeune justice act, anyone who heard from those families, not just servicemembers but family members with injuries exposed at camp lejeune. thank you chairman takano and those who worked so hard. and i salute chairman tester in the senate that chairman takano has worked with closely. we share a goal so this package is comprehensive and fulfills our responsibilities. others will go into the particulars of it and i salute the distinguished secretary of v.a., dennis mcdonough to make sure of

big ones. around borneo, java, and sumatran. the forecast they'll do the same again. you see some already popping up here in the attempt to circulation southern philippines anywhere where you see an orange top in this west pasture. the potential for really heavy showers and flesh something is there, the line that used to go up through the southern parts of the talent and to me and my that's rather broken as is not quite as the biggest threat here in australia this call friends coming through their big showers on it and ahead of it is caught a lot of moisture. so i think as a to combine later on wednesday and says you get some pretty big dime pulls in victoria and new south wales. and remember the still flooding around sydney's to disappearing, so it won't be top top. but there be areas that are really not looking forward to this western side of australia, still sunny and relatively warm actually. and i take you through to friday, little real changes except the showers more or less edge up the coast of new south wales, behind it, melbourne's, at 22. mostly in the sunshine. oakland hangs on the wall for $25.00. as above average, we've got rain and the eastern side of the north island temp

big crowds. after a few tough years, reporter or romana shows us how they're getting ready in sacramento. green white and orange balloons are placed together in a festive formation . it's part of last minute preparations for thursday's st patrick's day celebration at jamie's broadway grill and sacramento. our tradition that we always do. manager christie don. she tells me it feels good to set up tables in the back and cook up an irish food menu, especially after the past two years, just like other bars across the city, covid-19 canceled this st patrick's day event at jamie's in 2020, and last year, everyone had to deal with mass requirements and capacity limits. but now customers are coming back. i loi love it. the having everybody feel comfortab paul st patrick's day experience again is amazing over an old sacramento at o'malley's irish pub. it's our biggest day. it's our number one day. it's safe to say they're all about st patrick's day, the four leaf clovers and green lighting inside a small taste of their excitement. we're expecting a really good year. a lot of people are looking to get out weather's great

rather easier to bring it up into space because that big circulation of cloud is indeed a storm has been bringing sand into spain, so it gives you an orange scar. this is all coming up throughout jerry, it's very strong when it's been batching the eastern side of spain. and if you keep going threat to say there was some rain associated with it. that's can be further west now into analisia and also the yoga in southern portugal. but space i think was probably going to be covered in, in sand, the orange stuff over the next day or so that will stay there. this is the when this drawing it up originally that's one side of the storms. it's near the one is normally gail cross madeira and the canary islands. so the warnings that waves up to 14 or 15 meters on land in morocco, you've got rain and stuff in the atlas mountains. it's mid march that little late for this to be going on, but it is doing that. it's expanding itself electric wednesday as the orange representing has been brought up in the air and covering a good policy. but even parts of france, i think bother the opposite story. in eastern turkey, it's been snowing again mid march, but th

but that big question, whatted we first started off with, what led to this tragic teen's death? still not a lot of details there. the ride's operator, as well as the oranget appears that he was secured in the ride. and both of them have said that their hearts are going out to this family, given the tragedy there. and both of them have also said that they are going to look into what happened here. now the sheriff in this press conference pointed out that they are part of the investigation. it's to get to the bottom of, was this an accident or intentional? at this point it appears to be an. no criminal charges. we should also mention that florida's department of agriculture and consumer services will be looking into the safety portion of this. they will have someone on site to try to figure out what went wrong here, ana. >> such a shock. 14 years old. leyla santiago, thank you. >>> it's probably a good idea to keep a close eye on your megayacht. especially if you are a russian oligarch. someone may try to sink it. that's next. 'll be fun. (young woman) two chocolate milkshakes, please. (grandmother) make it three. (young womanan) three? (g(grandmother) did

orange and highland will be shut down for the next week. most people are tourists getting a sneak peek of what is going on behind-the-scenes before the big showay. >> i'm certainly going to be watching it knowing we have seen the set up. >> this group is visiting from norway. >> it is quite different from norway so we get to see a lot of things which we don't normally see so it is really cool. >> i would like to see miley cyrus or lady gaga. >> while the boulevard is not camera ready yet, it will be. >> on schedule right now. knock on wood. >> kumasi aaron will be traveling to los angeles for the oscars. she will have special coverage starting friday. you can watch the awards show sunday night at 5:00 on abc seven. >> the bay area is stepping up to help the people of ukraine. of a benefit concert last night at the emperors theater in vallejo. or than 50 local ms. visions serenaded a sold-out crowd of nearly 500 people to benefit doctors without borders. i was among the dozens of drop in musical guests. the event brought in roughly $40,000 to help relief efforts in ukraine to people are still donating today. >> dropped in and did a little tom