i'm to boil coal and gas to be rejected from a final comp declaration. cope 28, president felton algebra. also head of the united arab emirates state oil company. i know said it was vital fossil fuel companies be included in the talks. the way he was later accused of planning oil deals at the summit to the organization of the petroleum exporting countries or opec, which represents big oil states, including the u. e. saudi arabia, algeria and venezuela, among others, called on its members to proactively reject any text or formula the targets energy are the fossil fuels profit, the emissions? there is no single solution or pass to achieve a sustainable energy future we need. but again, a sick approaches to tack on emission one that enables economic growth hits and advocate poverty and increasingly dizziness of the same time. what impact loving has truly had on the final decision may never be fully known. either way, these protest as could have to wait until the next climate conference in azerbaijan, for neutrons, for fossil fuel phase out. as you're watching disturbing news. here's a quick

meanwhile, felton is intimidating workers who are bringing up concerns and trying to organize a union so they can have a voice on the job. despite having a contract and a neutrality, with the agreed, felt on turn around and order workers not to sign contractors with the union and fired workers spoke up. the union has filed charges with the national relations board and they have found merits. in the city and state government but their mismanagement has lead to high turnover and low morale. gave themselves a 70% rate since 2019 making him over 220,000 a year. we urge dph to audit the contracts and not to give the agencies another dime until they have cleaned up their acts. we have provided addition that has more detail information in terms of each of the things that i've mentioned here. >> thank you. all right, the next person is, grassia. >> speaker: good evening, staff i have the privilege of organizing with these felt on workers who are educators, early childhood education, so they work with k through 5, housed people who are high-risk of homelessness, people who are coming out of pr

let's see, see, allowed to be a jail and you can solid deal it inside your after the boom boom felton is in your head. i was looking at the door like just waiting for something to happen. and i remember the glass shattering everywhere. i just remember like my friend jake, like holding my hand like jeremy isaac. this is not real, it's not happening. he shot the glass and then he would stick his barrel and at an angle and whoever he hit is where he hit. i really thought that we were going to die its 1st thoughts, so i don't know if it was a one booth and like the fire alarm. oh, there's a book. fire alarm on josh. sure . sure, sure. it's not for. yeah, 72 now about a 100 other people with title work, but i mean like, it's like we saw puts desks by our door to barricaded, sitting there in silence while we sure gunshots the screen i was going online. what am i going to do if somebody tries to get through this, the tape on the windows of high school shooting the high school in park. it used to be to talk to you. but you know, because to anybody in here, these people to believe as testing m

plus, your brain has lots of problems, and that's why the, you, mr. felton, how would you say the bigger problem, the problem? what would you say the biggest problems and challenging, facing challenges facing russia to the russian? a production of modern weapons, though, there's been a lot of talk, but this increased them. it doesn't increase, but from a very low star. so there's not enough. and then the really modern weapons their problems in reducing modern drums, modern brains, modern tags, and the say there's a very serious problem with civil aviation purchases. there is going to be the $1000.00 new several aviation planes by the year 2030. but that seems rather foss searched and rushes a very, very big country, the better rather bad roads without civil aviation, the country is more, maybe i should begin to disintegrate, possibly, if they're going to be very serious problems. and everyone knows that. so there's a lot really for the pressure would need to make better. and that's why you're really trying to get some kind of a ceasefire right now. i mean, to stabilize the situation as i

duty in meeting my airline schedule, ungodly hours, mike research goes back to making seven when tom felton and bobme would with a major archivists. let's turn to september 18, 1931, when about 10 p.m. japanese railroad guards claimed to have heard an explosion on the south manchurian rea road. explosion took place about thre. the damage from this explosion was quite negligible. a train ran over the tracks soon afterwards. some call it though the opening shot of world war ii. with the japanese army in manchuria known as the quantum army, using the incident to occupy the mentoring city, it also occupied cities 160 miles northeast, 120 miles southeast. thee japanese prime minister immediately ordered his war minister to do everything possible to stop the conflict. in the war minister did ask the army to hold to make no further advances. moreover, he promised the civilian cabinet he would restrain the japanese army, and he kept repeating this pledge for days, for weeks, for months, repeating it until it was obvious that even the central command couldn't control its own forces in manchuria, for

ben lomond down to felton, even into scotts valley, you're tapping in on some moisture that's aroundinches of rain per hour. so heavy downpour here from san jose to morgan hill, also picking up on rain on the radar. let's move toward the peninsula, because as the storm approaches the bay area mainly from the coastline moving inland, we're seeing heavier pockets from woodside, palo alto, up toward redwood city and san mateo. it continues as we move through the central bay bridges, all into marin county as well, even into parts of richmond. but notice here, if i give you a little bit of a wider look, you might be staying dry from vallejo over toward brentwood, livermore, as you're only seeing some of that dense cloud cover move in. but there will be some activity for just about everybody. follow this timeline here. as we take you through the midmorning hours, we're looking at pockets of heavier rain for the peninsula, down into parts of the east bay shoreline. some of that rain will start to push through the east bay as we go into lunchtime this afternoon. i don't see the storm clearin

felton boulder creek and then it's 40s and 50s around campbell saratoga, cupertino and santa clara aptostinez as well. teens in the mountains, 20s and 30s for others as well. the pattern still not ready to make its move yet. i think by thursday we'll start to get a lot of high clouds in here. plenty of being advertised and going on across the pacific. it's where it all sets up and the timing is still a little impossible. i think sunday is our best opportunity to get some rain in here. then another low will form out there and probably push inland after that is when maybe the stronger part of the pacific jet might make its move here. and if it does, you know, and i know that that could be a wet pattern. that's kind of what's being advertised after we get past sunday, monday, i think this is a warmer system, not so much snow. snow level would be high, 6500 to 7000ft. jet streams just been aimed at seattle and portland. but all indications are it wants to take aim more at us. so this would be starting sunday, going probably to the rest of the month unless something changes. and if that happe

felton scotts valley and now hollister and san martin have joined the 30s party.mpbell, santa clara and cupertino all in there as well. 12 and truckee, 13 south lake tahoe, ten now in mammoth except for some fog and there's not a lot around sacramento. there is a lot south of sacramento and some ice and on the roads the weather will be good to go for the mountains if you're going up after the recent snow. we look good for mostly sunny skies, but it's a cold system and cold air continues to kind of filter in here. we will see highs only in the upper 50s here. a little bit of a breeze today. i think that tails off tonight, tomorrow, which is why it'll be colder tomorrow morning. some higher clouds from that system may spill in over the weekend, more likely on sunday. patchy fog, there's a little bit colder lows. 30s, mostly sunny, breezy on the cool side and once we get to about 4:00 or 430 that temple drop off fast 50s on the highs tomorrow morning will be colder then a lot of clouds on sunday but a dry pattern a little warmer into early next week. >> thank you ste

a safe and stable connection along highway nine between the city of saratoga and the community of feltonn santa cruz. county, inspectors recommended replacing the bridge because of seismic and structural concerns. >> existing structure will be rehabilitated to retain its original outer shell and serve as a facade for the new bridge. large rock slope protection will be placed in the footing to protect it from scour the caltrans hopes to finish the overall project by the end of this year. >> there will be a detour and detour signs, but you drivers expect delays and just add more time to your drive through that area. they'll also be a special detour for big trucks. >> a couple big problems has been watching the traffic center . we have east bay, san francisco. where do we start? >> yeah, let's start with the east bay there. garcia and dave, westbound highway four again taking a lot of attention. we had some earlier road work that cleared late. it's gone but the damage is done. it's backed up pretty solid from antioch all the way to concord this morning. we're also looking at 680 out of plea

boulder creek's at 33 hollister, 34 campbell, santa clara, saratoga, scotts valley, felton. don't see these, you know, around the this time of the day, but because as we're getting, you know, a long nights and low angle of the sun, this is just the weather geek in me. wanted to show you this, this little low dropped in here. this is what actually enhanced our fog on tuesday. it was kind of a dry, innocuous system, but now it's taking it. and look at this. you start to tap into this gulf moisture. this is a classic setup for denver on the frontrillionange to get snow when you get these lows to go right through northern arizona, then northern new mexico into the texas panhandle, out ahead of that, you can get a lot of severe weather. and then behind that you get a lot of snow on the frontrillionange. but that's a if you're a forecasting snow, you're what's called a snowbird. and i was a snowbird when i was in denver. i like that much better than severe. uh, a lot of high clouds for us. we do have some of these. these are just toppling over. no big deal. but they'll be with us

boulder creek, felton, scotts valley, hollister's there and then mid 40s to upper 40s campbell saratoga, cupertino, santa clara mid 40s to upper 40s. morgan hills 42. gilroy at 40, aptos 43, 16. truckee south lake tahoe mama's at 22. the pacific is beginning to get its act together here and everything is pointing towards some rain and just see how for how long. and remember things can buckle and change rapidly, but pattern change arrives sunday into tuesday. we'll get a lot of high mid level clouds starting a little bit today, more so thursday, friday, saturday. this system, though, what you're seeing right here, this going into saturday, this is a south wind, strong south wind, which means we could be cloudy in about 68 to 70 degrees for some, i would think san jose south, but by sunday, rain begins to move in and then it'll be again on monday. here, come the waves. another system looks like late tuesday into wednesday. the key will be after that. and there are multiple signs showing patterns just doing the sweeping in, taking us well into the end of the month. so we'll go out to the n

a lot of 30s around san jose, santa clara campbell, saratoga, cupertino, scotts valley, felton morgan hill. so yeah, it's another cold one. teens in the mountains. reno's 18 south lake tahoe is 18. mammoth 13 and except for occasionally some higher clouds that people only had, weather would probably see. we have mostly fair skies probably for the rest of the week. it's dry until what looks to be next week. and i have to sort out the details. but everything is pointing in that direction. so temperatures this week, lows will be in the 30s, highs will be in the 50s, 60s. have to keep an eye on things probably starting sunday as the way it looks. it'll probably more likely come in on monday. but usually these things arrive later. there's a lot going on across the pacific and it could lead to a wet third week of december as the way it's looking. cold morning though 30s patchy fog, mostly sunny, a little northerly breeze 5060 on your temps few mid 60s there even though the days are short a little north northeast breeze would help not much change through the end of the week. then i think by

boulder creeks in there, felton, scotts valley, hollister, gilroy, san martin, morgan hill, san jose,ell, santa clara and cupertino. so this is running colder than yesterday, that's for sure. 16 bookends truckee, south lake tahoe 47. crescent city, which is two degrees warmer than phenix. flagstaff 15, san diego 47. what in the wide, wide world of sports is going on down there? well, there's an upper low that's churning in the four corners. that's brought in some cooler air. talk to my good friend bob hausen yesterday, and he goes, it's finally cooled off. i said, well, it better. it's december in scottsdale. only took six months. yeah, about time. uh, a lot of high clouds coming in and we're waiting on this system. so until it gets here, high clouds today, tomorrow, we're going to start to see a southerly breeze. rain fall projections look pretty good. sunday monday, tuesday, maybe all the way into wednesday and thursday, depending on which forecast model verifies. but a south wind friday into saturday could make for a warm day especially, i think santa cruz, santa clara valley, san