yeah, i wanna, i wanna get, let's take a yes or episode in south arizona. i know you're in arizona or in a moment, and i want to get to uh, some denials of that from the us administration from joe biden. and the, from the administrators that i have to see is saying this. i'm going on the run quite a bit lately. given the 10s of billions of dollars of us public money is going to fund the weapon sent to ukraine. and we don't giving investment advice here. but if anyone would you read your many books on the border? a clearly, there a particular come companies, defense companies, arms companies, making masses of money out of this border in inverted commas. border crisis, which companies are the ones the people should invest in. know which are obviously making a lot of money out of this and what they say i'll give me is echoed through mainstream media. think tanks, policy makers and academic institutions. yeah, this is i think i could get some investment advice right here because of the border industry as a growing industry has been a growing industry, particular

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south texas, arizona, west texas and california also. this problem exists across the country.eed to continue to highlight the great work the men and women of the border patrol are doing out there. >> bill: i want to play another sound bite from elon musk. this went on for ten minutes, the signal went out and then went for 15 minutes. >> a guy came through who had face a tattoo including tears. that means that they have murdered someone. this person claimed asylum and we just let them in. most likely if they were murdering people somewhere else and proud of it they will continue in that tradition. >> that's exactly right. people are scared. people, american citizens, are scared. they don't feel safe. >> bill: we have heard that, sir, time and again. yet as we look at a live drone camera yet again in eagle pass today, this is the same drumbeat every morning. i don't see it changing as long as this administration continues to take this posture. do you? >> so i grew up in that area in eagle pass, i'm very familiar. i was the chief there. i can tell you they've seen the same tempo

those cover colorado, new mexico, arizona, wyoming, south dakota, washington,h, idaho, north dakota, oregon, and texas. what's in green is overlapping uranium worker states and downwind counties. here you can see the blue is the downwind counties. where you are seeing blue and green are counties covered by downwind. and then the green is overlap. and then if you are to look here, you can see -- hard to read. here are the actual counties of downwind areas. it looks like mary's back. are you there? guest: i'm back. can you hear me? host: go right ai head. you were talking about downwinders and your personal connection. guest: sure. a downwinder is someone affected by radioactive fallout from nuclear testing in the nevada test site. testing there started in 1951. it lasted until 1992. there were 928 nuclear tests there. those tests would have fallout that went across the country. carried by the jetstream. the west was heavily, heavily impacted. my state, utah, was heavily impacted. so the fallout would collide with rain, snow, sleet, or hail and fall to the ground. where it became part

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those cover colorado, new mexico, arizona, wyoming, south dakota, washington, utah, idaho, north dakotaoregon, and texas. what's in green is overlapping uranium worker states and downwind counties. here you can see the blue is the downwind counties. where you are seeing blue and green are counties covered by downwind. and then the green is overlap. and then if you are to look here, you can see -- hard to read. here are the actual counties of downwind areas. it looks like mary's back. are you there? guest: i'm back. can you hear me? host: go right ai head. you were talking about downwinders and your personal connection. guest: sure. a downwinder is someone affected by radioactive fallout from nuclear testing in the nevada test site. testing there started in 1951. it lasted until 1992. there were 928 nuclear tests there. those tests would have fallout that went across the country. carried by the jetstream. the west was heavily, heavily impacted. my state, utah, was heavily impacted. so the fallout would collide with rain, snow, sleet, or hail and fall to the ground. where it became part o

in arizona, illinois, pennsylvania, south carolina, idaho, georgia, south dakota, wyoming, montana, louisiana, and mississippi our members are standing and cheering for you. letting their constituents know who the real fighters are in d.c. and who is standing in the way. we all know you'll all stay strong and committed and we thank you for it. we're growing the team of your supporters. let's go. mr. higgins: i thank you all for being here and i appreciate my colleagues for standing with us today. before you, ladies and gentlemen, americans at home, you have the fighters within the house of representatives. where the men and women -- we're the men and women that represent the point of the spear and we speak your voice, feel your pain. $33 trillion of debt is crippling our nation's future. it's got to be stopped. we have to change the trajectory of spending and we have written 12 appropriations bills, republicans, under republican majority, some of us worked on these bills for over a year. these bills are set to be passed. there's a bit of a disagreement right now. we have faith, many of us hav

up, up, up or t, upper deck look at theo art shot in arizona part of border patrol tucson arizona sector just southssings this week alone. we see it nonstop out there is people in that sector come in from all over the world. we have statement from africa, india and asia this week. we will take you up to eagle past our fantastic drone team over group of migrants crossing the river illegally in broad daylight. you see them or me a human chain try to get across the waters war sadly a 10 year old boy finds the exact spot drowned in the river here earlier this week with the illegal crossings nonstop in eagle pass as well. we'll show you more video from eagle pass take a look at this. more at family groups are crossing the river illegally you will see very irresponsibly started having their young children crawl through it underneath the razor wire. note that the right video right there you'll see people crossing over toward the going to have the kids are crawling underneath the razor wire and through it. they were crossing the river during a thunderstorm which is obviously incredibly dangerous because th

south of the u.s. southern border. in arizona, 109 different countries came through that small town -- they are paying the cartels seven or $8,000. here, paying $19,000. so, the cartels are getting rich and the american people are paying the price in the form of crimes and drug death. so, we can sit here and talk for four hours, three hours, however long this is going on. there's a lot of apologies, but not a lot of answers. we need answers for the american people and i think you should be held responsible for that. believe me, it's not fun to have parents in here telling us how they lost their child to fentanyl, believe me. but it's on your watch, sir, and it's on my watch. we have a responsibility to do something about that. and so, you know, again, the policies, we are turning a blind eye. and people are pouring in here, sheriff daniels said himself in testimony a few months ago, he said, the safest he's other seen the u.s. southern border, he spent four decades. 20 teen, the worse is ever seen is now. so, he said the responsi

states like utah, new york, tennessee, south dakota, colorado, and arizona were left holding the bill. now, look, $1.6 million might seem like a drop in the bucket in the vast sea of overall federal spending. but for states like utah with a lot less money running through the state government than runs through our government every single year and where our elected officials value prudent financial management to help keep their own citizens in a good position, every single dollar matters. so this is not something that we should force upon the states. we know at the outset people are going to continue to visit national parks. there's no legitimate reason knowing they are the single most popular feature of the federal government arbitrarily to decide at the outset that we're going to close those. in many instances they had to erect barriers to keep people out, sort of the opposite of what you would expect to occur during a shutdown. so let's keep them open. we know in any event that any furloughed staff within the park service will be repaid along the rest of government workers once a shu

their homes after a cyclone barrelled through the south american country how officials are preparing with more rain on the way >> reporter: an arizona police officer springs into action to save a child's life. the entire ordeal caught on camera, including the moment that toddler began to both again. hear from the hero and the good samaritan who stepped in to help >>> as carlos alcaraz dominates the men's u.s. open, the american women are on trook sw s track t sweep through the tournament >>> here >>> a message to maui. >>> good early morning to you. i'm jessica layton >> i'm frances rivera. we now know exactly how a fugitive killer managed to break out of a pennsylvania prison >>> newly-released video show the danelo cavalcante climbing out of the chester county prison a week ago an urgent manhunt is still under way as the dangerous inmate is briefed t believed to be headed south. >> reporter: this is the moment danelo cavalcante began his escape early thursday morning. officials officials releasing the video and describing how he crab walked up the wall before pushing his way through razor wire >> while he escaped undetected n thou

south lake tahoe. thunderstorms. oh plenty down into arizonaemperatures finally moving in to areas down there that have been just dealing with nothing but heat. but our cooldown yesterday will be replaced one day. really that's about it with some temperatures jumping up inland and then we get a little low. that'll sneak in underneath here next couple of days. and the fog bank looks like it really wants to get charged up and take a huge push over the next couple of days. in fact, into saturday, maybe all the way out to the sacramento valley. so today's the little bump up on those temps. not too much if you're coast side, but inland. yeah, some upper 80s. and briefly get to some low 90s although they're starting to get you know this time of year the days are getting shorter but still upper 80s some low 90s coast and bay and anywhere near the water 60s 70s or upper 70s low 80s fog starts to ramp up thursday and boy does it ever for a cooldown friday saturday you guys steve thank you. coming up more live music in san francisco. a plan to allow orga

arizona. >> today is tina's birthday. >> columbia, south carolina. >> on a girls' trip to celebrate my 35thing in missouri. >> from michigan. >> married 41 years today. >> how about that? great plaza crowd out there. good morning, y'all. and so glad to have you on a wednesday morning. >> it is good to see you out there, too. >> let's get to your news at 8:00. in a world of pressing problems, president biden pleaded with the u.n. yesterday not to lose focus on the ukraine war. he warned that no country can feel safe if russian aggression goes unchecked. turning to iran, the president vowed the u.s. will not allow tie -- tehran to acquire a nuclear weapon after a $6 billion prisoner swap. i asked antony blinken if that will allow iran to pursue dangerous agendas. >> we're taking action, taking action with sanctions, taking action with travel restrictions and other countries to come down on them. second, here in new york at the united nations, we're coming together with other countries to try to establish a much stronger norm and understanding in international law that countries that engage in

arizona as well. that's the remains of what was once a hurricane. and oh, so close, especially southke and it was lit up san jose south on saturday. that moisture, though, has moved out and we are in a quiet pattern, but it will be a warm one here. 50s on the temps are a few 40s, especially to the north are seeing a few 40s there and also in the santa cruz mountains 51in orinda. a little cool there, but 52in pinole castro valley is in there mainly 50s, a couple of 60s showing up but mainly 50s on the temps 39 now truckee and mammoth 42 south lake tahoe, 50in reno and one system will skirt through tomorrow. that'll give us a cooldown. so today's one and done except for maybe a few high clouds to the south. you can see some of those beginning to make a move towards us. so warm to hot today, maybe a little added flavor of some humidity with those higher clouds. most of that is south, but could play into our weather, especially a little bit for today. tomorrow looks cooler. and after that, we settle into a quiet pattern. not much going on, maybe a little bit in the mountains. the big new

count on them coming into tucson, arizona and texas and coming to new york, philadelphia and chicago. >> ainsley: looks like old trabs that carried coal through south carolina. you can hear them excited and heading to the southern border. this is griff jenkins's video. >> steve: they are excited, they have won the lottery. >> brian: joe biden is president. >> steve: kamala harris and joe biden feel terrible because they said don't come and these people are flying in the face, not listening to the president or vice president and they will let them in. >> lawrence: if you talk to homeland security, they say we have control temperature is air tight. we're backing men and women in green. everything is simply fine. and if you look at cities and not just texas anymore, they say, we got to get ahold of this. adams saying new york city will die. we are not taking care of our own people. >> brian: massachusetts. >> lawrence: yeah, massachusetts. do they want donald trump back on his signature issue. i fixed the border and handed it over to biden and now a mess again. donald trump may run on it again. >> ainsley: did you see the video of the children going -

arizona. that's our active pattern for them. west, southwest 21 at travis onshore, napa south at concord, onshore at oakland.yesterday, 5060 on your temps. now, these are much warmer than yesterday as well. boulder creek dropped a 44 yesterday. there 55 this morning. santa cruz 59. hollister was 46 yesterday, 55. this morning and a lot of mid 50s, 57. cupertino, morgan hill and san martin, 37 up in truckee, 84. with all that cloud cover and las vegas and palm springs muggy pattern for them down there with all that tropical moisture so the high gets knocked out. it's going to reposition itself up in the pacific northwest. so it'll almost be too far to the north to really impact us that much. i'll show you in a second here. the circulation will show itself right there. okay. that'll be up in the pacific northwest. now, watch right here a little low coming in underneath. look at that. but this is me for next week. don't be surprised if our first rain of the season shows up around somewhere around the 21st to the 24th. it's kind of looking that way. there's no sign of any offshore event or heat for us of anythin

arizona to the snake african migrants the country. and in the darien gap, the slim thread that connects south and north america, a menacing caravan is surgingxas. he has been breaking news all day. what is the latest? >> reporter: it was an absolute free for all today with a massive illegal crossing. take a look at take a look at the stunning drone footage. one of the biggest mass illegal crossings we have ever seen during our coverage of the southern border. thousands of illegal immigrants streaming into eagle pass. these people coming in from all over the world with no resistance whatsoever. many of them telling us they are from venezuela, all of them telling us they arrived in northern mexico via train this morning and take a look at this video we shot on the ground as this group arrived. again, thousands of them all at once predominantly single adult men. mass crossing illegally here into ea eagle pass work with the democratic mayor has now called for a state of emergency. and is demanding the biden administration change policies. also, in eagle pass, take a look at this mugshot here. an illegal immigrant who crossed here is now charged

south carolina >> kentucky. >> texas >> and lodi, california. ♪ >> from phoenix, arizona >> celebrating my retirement >> on ourtrip to new york city -- >> to celebrate my 11th birthday ♪ >> what a cutie! >> sweet girl. happy birthday we see you and we'll see you in person in just a bit along with all of the rest of our lovely folks outside. glad you're enjoying this on thursday morning craig's lately under the weather. >> so are you. >> i'm past it >> you have a little something left behind. >> you know how it wants to linger, especially as the weather gets colder. >>> coming up tomorrow on "today," we have an important conversation for every family to have we are going to explore the rise of chatgpt and other ai tools and their impact on the classroom. wait until you hear how students are using them, how teachers are handling it. great insight you don't want to miss >>> let's get right to our news at 8:00. republicans campaigning for the white house in a feisty second debate that once again did not include front-runner donald trump. nbc's garrett haake tells us if anybody was able to stand out from the crowd

southern border whether they're coming from south america, central america, they fly into mexico, wherever it may be, and hen cross over into texas, california or arizonah of migration for who from where? >> well, they're from everywhere. 76 duns -- countries, as you cited, that we know of. remember, these cartels are controlling our border. billions of dollars are being made, even more on human trafficking than is being made on smuggling drugs and illicit fentanyl. those things are here as well and in terrible numbers devastating our communities, especially our youth. but what happens is you can get in a commercial flight, they can wrap up drugs even in a commercial airliner. the flight goes through mexico into canada. again, as i said, there is no visa requirement between mexico and canada. the cartel gets you to the border, you go across the border, and they take care of you with a new york state driver's license. and, oh, by the way, we're moving people into dorm rooms. they didn't want to leave. we had students that had to wait for illegal immigrants to be evicted from dorm rooms. this is a real crisis. it is a total lack are of respect for the ta

south america. [laughter] rachel: exactly. pete: and this is only just the beginning. because there's some staggering new footage down in arizonaborder is flooded and mass releases are ongoing at record numbers. here's video of customs and border patrol, cbp agent telling one of these illegals when they got off the bus on a mass release, do whatever you want. watch. >> you're free to go anywhere you want. you're free to -- >> it's no problem if i go to chicago? >> go where you want. it's a free country. rachel: yeah. will: go free. pete: go free. go to chicago. rachel: and the illegals are kind of confused, really? go free? yeah, go to chicago, go wherever you want. sometimes the taxpayer pays the ticket, and other times they headache their way up, and when they do, they have some congress people like alexandria ocasio-cortez advocating for them. but the people of her district are not happy. will: meanwhile, in the race for president of the united states, gop candidates all visited the pray, vote, stand summit. and i thought some of these guys had some really interesting things to say about religion. vivek ramaswamy a had somet

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conditions for of the east bay, south bay and even around >> 8.43 and san francisco the chances of getting into playoffs are slim. they're melting away. and the arizona hot out there 4 sports director jason dumas has the highlights of last night's game. >> coming into their series with the diamondbacks. the giants still had a glimmer of hope to get back into the playoff race. but watching that series play out, it's clear the giants are waving the white flag. a whole lot of yes fans out in the desert looking for a much-needed win. just like tuesday night for straight got out to a great start. lamont wade junior. those his 16th home run of the year. it's one, nothing giant. bottom of the first christian walker, he hit a high chopper to jd davis. makes a great play throw just daryn. time run scores. 3rd inning. now guys up to the one runners on the corners for alex thomas. that plates, tommy pham and it is 3 to one diamondbacks. guys had a chance to tie the game in the 7th 2 on with 2 outs. cairo estrada. do i felt that breeze from here. fran townsend strikes him out there diamondbacks put the game out of reach in the bottom of the 7th. that's carol. th

arizona to sneak african migrants into the country. and in the darian ga cp, you know, the slim thread that connects south and north nog caravanmenacinreadha is surging into our country without any resistance. >>o countr bill milligan is our national correspondent down in texas. >> he's been breaking news all dacorrespondent been bry. >> what's the latest? well, jesse, it was an absolute free for all here in eagle pass today with a mass illegal crossing. th take a look at this stunning drone footage. our team shot one of due bigges biggestt mass illegal crossings we have ever seen during our coverage of the southern borde ther. thousands of illegal immigrants streaming into eagle pass. thess e people coming in fromm all all over the world with no resistance whatsoeve wr ever. t many of them telling us they're from venezuela, all of them tellinfrom vg us they arrived in northern mexico via train this morning and takhern mexe ak at this video we shot group on the ground as this group arrived. again, thousands arrived of thet once, predominantly single adult men, mass crossing illegally here into eagle pass, where the democrat mayor out her

arizona problem or a texas problem or a california problem. this is a united states of america problem and now they want to come into our beautiful county, our beautiful south. there is also national defense issue here. we have the faa technical center there. doing very important work. some of it which is very significant for the safety of this country in air flight. and we have our f 16 there as part of the defense as well. part of the air national guard the 177 fighter wing. they are the first line of defense for washington, d.c. in and new york city. this is the worst generation i used to say in my life time no, this is the worst administration in the history of the united states of america. >> rachel: congressman, you see that the mayor of new york, the governor of new york their solution is give us more money and we will find more places to put these people and working with the administration to do it. it just doesn't make sense. if you have this many that you can't house, that you don't have enough money to do it, that you are willing to even put it in places that you say could, you know, compromise our national security, the answer is to go to the bo

south dakota, he won it by 25 points in 2020. pick somebody else. the question is, who is that somebody else? kari lake has talked about running for the senate in arizonahis because of her prominence and because of her loyalty to donald trump to this point, yasmin. >> matthew dowd, dig into that for me, if you will. throwing in the name kari lake, of course vaughn is going to do that, being an from arizona himself. what do you make of the popularity she has? it's not surprising to hear kristi noem's name thrown around. its something that we have heard before. she has been a steadfast supporter of him as well. how would that play? >> well, it's interesting, she's sort of the south dakota version of sarah palin in this race when you look at her. it doesn't surprise me that kari lake is more prominent among republicans. she's become a national figure. she says the most outlandish things, as donald trump does, so i think they see kari lake much more like donald trump in the course of this. but i think if donald trump lays his hands on somebody and says this is who i want, the republican primary voters will just completely coalesce around it. speaking polit

the last couple of days, 5060s on the temps, 59 south lake tahoe and truckee 60s in the valley, mainly, and then even big monsoon activity yesterday, arizona into southern nevada, parts of the california desert. this low is going to hang around. so the key is it's not just going over land. it's going a little bit over water. and so it means it taps into more moisture. it's going to be right off the bay area into about sunday before it finally kicks out. so it's not going anywhere anytime soon. now, this is just one forecast model, but livermore showing a 0.28. so i would not be surprised. santa rosa oh point oh nine fairfield .07 this would be drizzle, this would not so we'll see. it's close enough that i have to mention altamont pass. maybe out to sacramento. there's going to be some i think possibility of rain here and it is lit up on the west slope of the sierra here for two inch amounts. it's over between today and into sunday. northern sacramento valley, northeast california, tahoe, truckee, even out to the sacramento valley. but right in there, right in there. that's a lot of rain, possible thunderstorms. so we have flash flood watch

south bay in spots around santa rosa. i'll be breaking >> 7.44 is the time right now. and the san francisco giants chances of getting to the playoffs are melting away. and the arizonarts director jason dumas has all of those highlights from last night's game. take a look. >> coming into their series with the diamondbacks. the giants still had a glimmer of hope to get back into the playoff race. but watching that series play out, it's clear the giants are waving the white flag. a whole lot of yes fans out in the desert looking for a much-needed win, just like tuesday night for straight guys. got out to a great start. lamont wade junior. those his 16th home run of the year. it's one, nothing giant. the bottom of the first christian walker, he hit a high chopper to jd davis. makes a great play throw just daryn. time run scores. 3rd inning. now guys up to the one runners on the corners for alex thomas. that plates, tommy pham and it is 3 to one diamondbacks. guys had a chance to tie the game in the 7th 2 on with 2 outs. cairo estrada. do i felt that breeze from here. fran townsend strikes him out there diamondbacks put the game out of reach in the bottom of the 7th. th

arizona, but darrin dropped out after a year, eventually joining the army. and that's when things fell apart for the two of them. they lost touch, and darrin married, and he was stationed in southches her up on the past 27 years. he says his marriage fell apart a couple years ago, but he has 3 daughters --a 13-year-old and 16-year-old twins -- and 2 stepdaughters. he tells jennifer about his decades in the military, on the front lines after 9/11, deployed to iraq special forces sergeant, an actual green beret. >> if you're a green beret in the united states military in a time of war, you have seen action. they've seen combat, they've seen death. a green beret is not only a trained killer, they are a highly trained killer, and they train other people how to be killers. so, to become a green beret, you are truly the elite of the elite. >> but he tells jennifer that even as an elite combat solider, he thought of her often and that she helped him in ways she couldn't imagine. >> he tells her about this song by a band called little texas, "what might have been." and he said that he heard it for the first time after he got home from south korea. and he thought about her every time he

become governor of arizona , but become governor of arizona, but he's named specifically kristi noem, who's the governor of current governor of southandate during the pandemic. statewide mask mandate during the pandemic . and so she has the pandemic. and so she has a lot of credibility on that side of the aisle , something that of the aisle, something that trump definitely needs to work with. so kristi noem seems to be the name in the frame they're trying to attach a load of salacious personal stuff about her private life. but kristi noem is the one to watch out for. i'd like kari lake, candace owens is . owens is. >> she'd be great. >> she'd be great. >> shall she ? she's well because >> shall she? she's well because you're not available and you had the temerity to be born in the uk. you're not to going be actually able to so we have to get a substitute in. so yeah, candace owens is looking to me anyway amongst the base . she is anyway amongst the base. she is really, really she's really popular. so she is she actually going up for that to be his running mate? >> is he likely that he could ask her if she would be fantastic tastic?

south lake tahoe 60s in the ukiah, sacramento area. monterey at 56 747. palm springs. a lot of moisture went through southern california into arizona. but right now the pattern is showing signs of getting a little bit of a northerly breeze here. maybe that'll bump us up here. so 6070s, 80s, if you're far enough inland, some low 90s. thank you, steve. cracking down on retail theft. coming up, the three things the state wants to do to stop it and the city of san jose settling a lawsuit dealing with excessive force by the police. we tell you how much money taxpayers are on the hook ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney functi

south lake tahoe and mammoth. a couple of things going on. a lot of that tropical moisture is pushing off into the four corners. southern nevada and northern arizonaic northwest, much too far for us to make much of an impact. why? because a low is sneaking in underneath that picks up that fog bank, raises the bases, and as that low inches closer, it will really ramp up that fog bank to the point where it might even make it out to the sacramento valley and give us some drizzle by late friday into saturday. the key is going to be next week. next week, as the forecast models trying to figure out what the heck to do with this pattern as it evolves. the high looks like it's going to build out towards the pacific. now, there are some projections in the intermountain region in a weaker band over us and another one with one of the forecast models has a deep system for the end of next week. so we'll see which one wins out. but any way you look at it, there's no heat except elected next five plus days. sunny but cooler. you know, sunny, he's in town cooler as well. and temperatures now inland. still some upper 80s. it takes a while to really kind of break d

temps here, 60s, low 60s, truckee south, lake tahoe, even ukiah and sacramento in the 60s, monterey and truckee, both at 61. lot of monsoon moisture made it into arizona and also southern nevada. you can see that moisture streaming north now up into the grand canyon area. but our low is the concern here. it's hanging around for the weekend, friday, saturday and sunday. and the amounts being forecast here. i've looked at about eight different forecast. it's mainly right to around just to the west of truckee and south lake tahoe. we've seen some two inch amounts being forecast. i do think we'll get some rain here as well. locally, napa county, solano, also sonoma county. i mean, this is a pretty big system here for this time of year. big fog bank drizzle, lots of that, mostly cloudy, cloudy sun and clouds, maybe some isolated rain, thunder showers picking up wind at times and it will be cooler here as we go 60s and 70s. and if this is your kind of weather, it's going to feel like it all the way into the weekend. a little better monday, tuesday. all right, steve, thank you. time now, 441. a large stretch of westbound interstate 80 is closed now because o