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thank you for being out there isth mniorngin the south bay, tw evacuation warnings for santa clara countyhat we need to tell you about. some areas include the u.s. reservoir and highway 101. heavy flooding, mudslides, high winds and other dangers are expected. evacuation -- people are not required to leave but they should be ready to go. today's scheduled pregame flyover over levi's stadium has been canceled because of the weather. wie thrdcaldcontinue. the 49ers are set to play against the seattlesan franciscs experiencing delays due to weather conditions and wind condnsioit says some flight arrivals are delayed by about one hour. flightaware.com is flights have been delayed, 11 have been canceled. a friend of mind is flying up here enter flight was diverted to san jose. also due to the weather, bart running trains at reduced speeds. travelers should add 20 minutes to its commute. use the trip planner to check for real-time departures. in the north bay, a delayed opening because of the storm. staff will walk to the park to make sure it is safe to open. the park could open at 10:00 is, st

it isthe energy. but back at home the thunderstorms will keep going through tuesday. this is where you don't get the widespread, steady, continuous rain like what we have tonight. the real flooding concern kind of rain. this is going to be more brief downpours that will add to any issues. you will get gusty winds in the vicinity and it will stay that way on and off again through tuesday. let's talk about rainfall totals. for the first phase tonight where it rains from now through 8:00 in the morning, we pick up about an inch and a half for most locations. this is enough that we are into the prime flood concerns for streams and creeks and roads tomorrow morning. be careful when you get out on the roadways and watch for water where you can't tell how deep it is. but tuesday's rain as another half inch or inch on top of all that. here is the wind. the prime time for this will be in about the next six hours. right here between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., the intensity of the wind will pick up. look at the coast. those are 60 miles per hour gusts for pescadero, then even in t

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so this isth a matter of continuing concern.nd since i come from texas, we pay a lot of attention to what happens south of us not only mexico, central america and south america not only have we seenex kind of lurch of the government in south america but also increasing openness to things like chinese investments and this concerns me quite a bit that this is happening of course in our own hemisphere so i think that this debt trap is now been properly identified for what it is but this is a way for china to gain influence and diverse of the world without for a while but it was just about wanting to develop access to natural resources and imports and so much of their energy into the country and they need access to those resources but this is a cautionary tale i think for a lot of those countries that have been open to chinese investments would find themselves in losing control of these assets in favor of more or less permanent chinese occupation. >> center, we talk a lot about russian chinaat and reforming te deity, but ina want to

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are important especially on the oversight side but the end of the day where the rubber hits the road isth appropriatio. >> would you like to weigh in with a response? >> i think he covid it with a well. >> one thing we were talking about as we were getting ready for today one the senate side, there's only 100 members so there's a lot more potential for overlap between authorizer's and appropriators on the senate side than the house side and that creates issues for personal offices but also committees and i'm not sure whether there is data to suggest it encourages function or dysfunction but the reality of the numbers. i'm scanning the audience for in person -- another person question, i think we might have had one on the other side, did you have a follow-up, sir? allison is coming around with the microphone. okay. sorry. >> following up with the budget session, when you have a house and senate that are two different parties, the marks that come out are often wildly differentar and that's not often reflected in the continued revolution, seems to affect agencies as well, is the fear of over

this isth a moment that requires journalism to be humbled, to be surprised by what we are surprised by and reinvent ourselves to do better but what's harder for us in the red states and blue states again and again i'm struck inside of the news and information and environment which they are very rarely exposed to ideas that challenged their thinking. unfortunately that is a huge challenge for people. peter and i have been journalists our entire careers. we are committed to the idea that facts do matter and that it's important to establish a commonality of facts and experiences o in order to then have a robust and vital political debate about what to do about it and we are living in a world two years after an election in 2020 in which the polls have consistently found as many as two thirds of republican voters believe the lies about the election of 2020 that the former president has told and that's taken the country i think to a different and very worrisome place. >> susan glasser,, harvard grad, peter baker over leningrad, ohio? >> not at grad but i went ther. >> next call was cornelius

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