where you probably started with a - you probably started with a sports _ you probably started with arts game has played such a big part — sports game has played such a big part of today. mentally, we found it tough — and physically as well. not many teams have thursday—sunday games as many as we have had and then, we get another one — two premier league games back to back away from home. certainly has not helped us. it has not helped us but we got a good win at tottenham. if you got two drawers, we probably would have the matter is a good — probably would have the matter is a good result but to take the two _ is a good result but to take the two points, i am not too disappointed. the top of the table looks like this. liverpool finish the weekend at the top following their victory over crystal palace and arsenal's failure to beat aston villa. manchester city close the gap — they're nowjust four points off the top. spurs stay in fifth. fulham are also in the top half after their huge win this afternoon. and in the bottom half, everton pull further clear of safety. chelsea are in 12th p

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why this happened, why orban actually protested so much against the start of these major negotiationskraine and the european union, we will talk about in the first part of our program. because among the guests of today's program will be our correspondent in european institutions, tetiana vesotska, and i think she will lay out on the shelves why orban was against ukraine and in what way the leaders of the european union overcame hungary's opposition. vladimir putin's big press conference was held today, and he said a lot. he said, he said a lot of old things, but what he said for sure, that the goals of the so-called special military operation remain unchanged, are the denazification, demilitarization of ukraine, and he will go to the end, which means going to the end from putin himself, we will hear by roman tsimbalyuk, and in the third part of our program today. it will be ihor lapin , a special agent and officer of the armed forces of ukraine, who, i think, accurately predicts how events will develop on the russian-ukrainian front, under the conditions when the united states of amer

the bags can run out if it gets very busy once the rain does start coming in and people start flooding to these popular sandbag locations. by the way, marcus and laura, we do have a list of all of the sandbag locations here in the county on our website at nbcwashington.com in the storm coverage area. folks can go there and find the one closest to them. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> if you're heading to the coast, be prepared for high tides and sneaker waves. this morning we saw high waves in pacifica. the national weather service predicts some beaches could see 25 to 50-foot waves. take a look at this video here. you can see there those waves smashing over the seawall there, even knocking over a column. one woman who lives near the seawall says it can be dangerous out there and you should never turn your back to the ocean. >> it's walls of water that get trapped between the seawall and the incoming swell, so it's things like these rocks, we've got huge petrified logs that are quite heavy. i mean, seaweed comes up to my yard sometimes. this is proper kel m from a couple weeks ago.

jay, starting with you. what is the latest on the ground in israel and gaza as we talk about last hour the war cabinet meeting last night and what may have come from that. >> day 81 of the war and as intense the u.n. says it has been since the start and as deadly. they are saying the intensity of the battles on the ground as well as the air strikes has ramped up over the last 48 hours. we know that the attacks have been targeting from the air control and command centers according to the idf. they have been working also to identify and target some of the senior hamas leaders saying that one of their air strikes did kill a leader but not saying to this point who that may be. on the ground, they are continuing to try and expose and then eliminate the tunnel networks beneath gaza and we know that in the last 24 hours, they have found one of those tunnel networks and are working their way through that network as well. one last note on all of that. the u.n. is saying that since christmas, more than 100 people have

the game got off to a terrific start.have lost their last three league games and dropped from top of the table to sixth, took the lead through son heung—min, a great breakaway solo effort after five minutes. however, it was the south korean who put through his own goal to level the match at one—alljust three minutes later. and just after the half hour, they went behind when phil foden made it 2—1. tottenham didn't give up though and giovanni lo celso made it two—all with around twenty minutes of normal time remaining. but, city took the lead again, this time throuthack grealish. yet, that wasn't the end. dejan kulesevski's ninetieth minute header made it three—all. the point takes sopurs back to fifth and city drop to third. that's because liverpool's win takes them second. it was another great game at anfield. seven goals in the match between liverpool and fulham with liverpool coming from behind to score two last minute goals and take all three points. trent alexander—arnold's free kick went in off goalkeeper bernd leno

it starts at 3:00 p.m., and it includes an exhibit about the "uss arizona" that sank. >>> a cold startout there, kari? >> yes, cold for a lot of us, but this is nothing compared to what we have ahead. it could be ten degrees lower tomorrow morning when we step out the door. we are seeing for now dry conditions for most of us. as we go throughout the day, another round of rain will be coming in as we see this sweeping from north, the south and eventually making it into the north bay later this morning. we do see a couple lingering showers in parts of marin and southern sonoma county as we go towards 10:00 to 11:00. we are seeing the rain moving through the north bay at noon into the peninsula and into the south bay at 2:00 this afternoon. i will be timing this, and we will talk about the weekend coming up. >>> mike has a look at the gas prices across the area. >> yeah, alameda county leads our list, 3.91 in san lorenzo on south hesperia boulevard. and then $3.99, in sunnyvale. and then the arco in san francisco on carol avenue off of silver, $4.47. we have another incident here on westb

starting off first with the coast and interbay flood advisory. these are the astronomical high highs we get this time of year. could see some localized flooding bay side, and on top of that near the coast around high tide you're going to see wave heights around 10 to 12 feet so sneaker waves, higher breaking waves moving higher and faster onshore could lead to some issues during the day on christmas day, so use extra caution during this time of year with high tide and again the potential of sneaker waves tomorrow. notice the temperatures. 50s and low 60s around san jose. should be picture perfect for 49ers football. taking on the baltimore ravens for monday night football. now, later this week rain makes a big comeback. this part of the forecast looking a lot more like december especially later this week. you could see some of the mountain areas by the end of the week could be picking up 2 to 4 inches of rain, coming back midweek, and a stronger storm roll in. a timing when that rain returns coming up in our microclimate forecast in about 10 minu

that's me. >> thank you. >> so let's just start with an easy question. i think that you know, for me think whatever it is odd when i take a vacation i came back how will i get ready to retire to do what i want to do? i was wondering for you all at what age or who moment you start thinking about whether it is finance or health or like things you do when - that what time or age or moment you have when you think about retirement? >> anyone? >> i think for me it was a natural being in education every summer was a retirement and over september was a renewal so that i had the great principle and pleasure and not teaching summer school but enjoying life you know, progressives and my daughter is an education a psychiatrist and called the golden handcuffs because you have this job you work for a certain amount of time physically and emotional and supervisorial and thin you can relax for a couple of months like a retirement and come back to say that gave me a lot of practice at taking time off and doing what i needed to do recharging and coming back. >> so you kno

it's really going to start to pick up for us.a look again at that big picture just showing you radar really picking up right to the east of us. but take a look at these numbers today. by noon. we can see santa rosa, half an inch of rain. so that the of the tone of what we're dealing with right to the north of us close to a half an inch at novato and everybody else. we're looking at the coast right there. a 10th of an inch fairfield close to a 10th of an inch. and this is again by the noon hour. we're going to see showers throughout the day. so we'll actually see a little bit more rain. but i like to showcase this for you to show you the next couple of hours, especially up to the north. you're going to dealing with a sloppy commute, a wet mess, slow drive times and more rain just like yesterday. really going to be the theme the next couple of days. what will watch on top is that rain is really those gusty conditions, especially up to the north. we're looking again at those wind gusts up to 18, 2022 miles per hour. that plus the ra

i don't even think obama started it.definitely pushed it but you look back to when clinton was president and he said yeah i believe in political correctness they started the language policing 30 years ago and in 1988 nobody came to the dice's rescue when he started saying dirty words. the comedians saying this 30 years and now it's more and more and people are now saying how could they allow this in girls sports but nobody cared 30 years ago and guys were in trouble for jokes. this started 30 years ago it hasn't changed it's just gotten progressively worse. i don't even fault obama this was long before him it started. >> i say most of the troubles in this country, joey, have to do with obama policies but that's just in the modern world. i don't think he's particularly more evil than any other politician, he's just been more effective. came out of the chicago school of politics and was a community organizer. people made fun of that. i'll never forget when sarah palin said i have a real job. community organizer is a real j

one interesting thing about this is you do start having regional banks starting to step up to bank theseactually the reality and does that change? sonali: reality for so long, when j.p. morgan sat on a conference call and mentioned the upstarts in the industry like a firm being major competitors in the future. the banking industry has a much different relationship. also the private credit industry. we are watching them step up to finance these loans. a firm could understand a little bit better than these regional banks with more constrained underwriting experience in those sectors and private credit firms are more constrained. they did a $40 billion deal with paypal. guy: amazing. it has come fast. fantastic stuff. the full interview will air tomorrow. coming up on the european close, we have more. this is bloomberg. ♪ the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hour

i want to start where you started, trust is the foundation of our profession.of the things that the reagan national defense survey lookedse into, asked people how they trust and how much confidence in the military, some said 32%, those are great numbers especially as you look at the list like congress. you want to build that trust and confidence, what are your hopes for that? >> it started with our members. it's what we do to support our men and women in uniform. it's what we do for their families. that trust brings them in as recruits but also retains that talent. those military families. the other is what we do for the nation and how we engage with others in america and elected leadership so they can look at military and have that trust that we will do what the nation asks ushe to do. i also neglect that we are the most respected military in the world. thear militaries around the word want to be like us. the key part is to maintain that trust, continue to build that trust the and that's where my focus is as the chairman and i personally think it's -- i have a

. >> we'll take your word for t i want to start with where you started. your first message to the joint force on october 2. trust is the foundation of our profession. one of the things that's reagan national defense survey looked into, ask people how they trust and how much confidence they have in the military. 46% say great deal. some said 32%. those are good numbers. especially when you look at the rest of the list like congress. people don't feel the same way they do about the military. you want to build that trust and confidence. what are your goals and hopes for that? general brown: when i think about trust being the foundation of our profession, it starts with our members. it's what we do to support our members in uniform and their families. that trust brings them in as recruits, also retains those military families. the other part of it is what we do for the nation. and how we engage with all parts of america. how we engage with our elected leadership. so they can look at our united states military and have that trust that we will do what the natio

we'll start off with a cloudy start tomorrow as the storm system pushes through, but we should stay dryleast the next five to six days before we track our next storm system that could come about next wednesday. while we get there, we are going to drop down temperatures a little and back down into the upper 30s and those 40s for christmas eve and christmas day. >>> mike, those roads are very wet this morning. >> it's just wet, i can describe it and show you. we have the backup at the bay bridge. typical backup, the typical areas. lighter volume, but slower driving. you should drive slower, even though the lighter volume is there, because look at the radar. it's coming through the north bay, 101 is going to get hit, bay bridge has already been hit, going to get more. along the peninsula, it's pushing east across the san mateo bridge now. back to you. >>> 6:23 right now. from your toilet to your tap. yeah, the idea may be a little closer than you think. coming up on "today in the bay," california just approving a plan to provide the new option for drinking water, and the boost drinking wat

it's going to start in the north bay. >> yes, starting from north and making its way across the rest of the bay area as we go into today. we are under a microclimate weather alert as we get ready for that rain and the wind, but at least we do have a dry start now. as we take a look at some of our cameras and what to expect as you make your way out the door for work, it's in the mid-40s in walnut creek, we're in the low 40s in san jose, as well as san francisco. fog is not too bad this morning. we've seen some patches of it in the north bay, coming through parts of the delta as we get some of that really dense central valley fog starting to drift in. but as far as temperatures for today, we're having to keep the jackets on, as we reach into the upper 50s and low 60s, and essentially, once again, rain will be arriving. make sure you have the umbrellas for late morning in parts of the north bay, and san francisco starts to see that rain around 11:00 to noon, moving into parts of the east bay as well for the lunch hour, and into the south bay later on this afternoon. so we'll be tracking

but september brought brought the start of the world cup.ber one side in the world. victory over defending champions south africa in the group stages raised expectations further. england's build—up was dominated by the absence of captain 0wen farrell. the opening games bringing more problems. they would, though, make it through, as would wales. but scotland were out before the quarterfinals. then it was, in truth, where the tournament really caught light. for all of us, i think it is like a dream come true, a childhood dream, getting out to a world cup with your mates, seeing wales play in the quarter final. it would be right up there, you know, it is such an important match for us. but the highest hopes were extinguished. wales knocked out by argentina. before ireland lost a classic against the all blacks. england were the only home nation to make it to the semifinals, although few gave them too much chance against south africa. i wouldn't put my mortgage on it but why not, yeah. - i think everyone is writing us off too early. i think we ar

it us are starting to trickle in. it was — us are starting to trickle in. it was a _ us are starting rest day yesterday which would have given people to take — which would have given people to take stock. a huge amount of progress — to take stock. a huge amount of progress and in some ways a lot of pledges and declarations in the first— of pledges and declarations in the first week. there was also movement towards the final text — movement towards the final text. these conferences are always. _ text. these conferences are always. it _ text. these conferences are always, it is so debated and hard — always, it is so debated and hard to— always, it is so debated and hard to pin down all the nations _ hard to pin down all the nations. it is nearly 200 countries that have to agree. a countries that have to agree. unanimous agreement. countries that have to agree. a i unanimous agreement. unanimous. the all unanimous agreement. unanimous. they all have _ unanimous agreement. unanimous. they all have to _ unanimous agreement. unanimous. they all have to sign _ unanimous agreement. unanimous

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now monday, we'll see that area of low pressure start to fill.ore settled. but again, more rain edging in from the southwest by the time we get to the end of the day. but plenty of dry weather before that. so if you're out for a new year's walk, for example, i think there will be quite a lot of sunshine. still the legacy of cloud and a few showers stretching from south—west scotland into north—east england, perhaps particularly through the morning. and once again, there will be a drop in temperature, five degrees celsius in the north, ten degrees further south. still double figures out towards the far south and the west, but really quite wet here by the end of the day. and that rain won't really clear until we get to tuesday morning. again, some more rain just pushing into parts of north—east england. perhaps there will be a lot of cloud around through the day on tuesday. and there's a lot of doubts still on the exact position of these weather fronts. but maybe some more rainjust edging into the south—west again by the time we get to the end of t

how about we start with the g.o.a.t. there, seven-time olympic gold medalist simone biles attending, all bundled up. she's seen kissing her husband, jonathan owens, before the start of the game. another familiar face, taylor swift was there to support her boyfriend. she's dating travis kelce. this is the fifth chiefs game she's attended in person this season. it is the first game she watched where the chiefs lost. the game was close, by the way, with the chiefs coming up short on their final drive. packers fans were not shaken by the star power in the stands. young cheeseheads were spotted holding a sign saying "shake it off, we have simone biles". >> go taylor's boyfriend, how funny. >> when you get married, you get to go down to the field. when you're just boyfriend/girlfriend, you have to stay up. >> as far as we know, they're not married. >> that's true. >> what's you starting, kari? [ laughter ] >> she's going to go viral now. >> yeah, exactly. a lot of new football fans. >>> we had some cool weather as we were watc

yeah, i'm happy to start. i mean, it's funny. i started studying ai back in 2001 and back when i was a lot more arcane of a science than i think it is today. yeah. and i remember being first attracted to it because. because it felt to me like our ability to understand learning would help us understand ourselves. would help us understand how we learn in our own consciousness and part of what's been so interesting about it today is that the technology that's allowing ai to start to be really good is modeled after the way our minds work. you know, you don't teach a kid, i have two little kids, like you don't teach a kid. this is a noun and this is a verb and this is how you put a prepositional phrase together. you just speak to them and they learn through experiencing the world. yeah. and i think part of why this is such an exciting period for ai is we're starting to see that the technologies we're building are start to become a little bit closer to the way we learn, which is through exposure to one another. and

this event starts at 4. that stock befall the forty-niners are nfc west champs after a dominating performance yesterday against the cardinals. the niners defeated arizona. 45 29. this is the first time the team has won back-to-back division titles during kyle shanahan's tenure. the niners become the first team in the nfl this season to win their division. and yesterday, brock purdy threw for 4 touchdowns to went to christian mccaffrey to to deebo samuel, the former last pick in the nfl draft is now the front runner to be the mvp. when asked about a pretty said, he thinks that the award should go to one of his >> did i think i think christians in the mvp? i think really do believe that, you know, he does everything from the got hands on the ball off and then i turned back and and watch, you know, sort of what he does bouncing off, guys, making cuts twisting off guys and guys hold on him. so i just see, you know, the beating that he takes. and we definitely, you know, look up to him and his toughness. and he s

what started all of this. but again, this is along the embarcadero in a lot of people use that route, especially if they want to use it. it's a frontage road to avoid the freeway. there's a starbucks there. there's a hotel along there as well. and it leads into jack london square. so look at that. we will stay on top of that will let you know as soon as we get more information into our newsroom. san francisco police are investigating a double stabbing that killed. a man has sent a woman to the hospital. this happened yesterday morning in the area of mission in washburn streets. officers say they found the 2 victims suffering from life-threatening injuries. the man would eventually die at the hospital. police say so far no arrests have been made. >> well, in the east bay, an elderly person suffered critical burns. this all happened during a house fire in leandro are having a little after 8 last night at a home on thrush avenue, alameda county fire department says firefighters saw smoke coming from the house and

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if i have a hard time with that. >> so what has to start is it has to start at first-in, first-out --n first-out. if we start taking control of our border, if we stop these numbers from coming in, if we deport all these individuals that come in today, then we would get until of our border. once we get control, then we can start looking at the interior, going after the criminal aliens, those aliens that we know are going to do harm to our country. but you've to the -- you got to start at the border, and she's right. president trump proved with policy we can control our ambassadorrers, we can go after the cartels, the profits. right now there's no turnover in the hierarchy of the cartels because everybody's fat and happy. what we want is we want a lot of turnover, chaos in the cartel hierarchy. right now that's not happening. we've got to go after the cartels. trump proved that we could do it, and we got control you were him. policy matters. stuart brandon judd, you may be steamed, but you make a lot of sense. thanks so much, brandon. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: the congressional hisp

and moldova , with which we also started negotiations, so in fact we started with them at the same timehether we will come to the eu at... and not the same time is the question: analysts in europe call the approximate date of the expansion of the european union 2030. olena chernyakova, maxim khlopotov. we are ukraine marathon, the only news. defense of the state, support of the military and veterans of the armed forces of ukraine, and european integration. here the main priorities of ukraine for the coming year - says volodymyr zelenskyi. a hundred representatives of communities from all over ukraine gathered at the congress of local and regional authorities. and government officials, another 1,500 participants joined the event online, talking about strengthening air defenses, housing for veterans and displaced people and loans for businesses, and how to increase the number of quality shelters in frontline regions and clear mined areas, but most importantly now at all levels to show that ukraine is ready to membership in the european union. we have a decision to start accession negotiat

and we start off with nike swooshing lower. the sports apparel giant warning of weaker revenue going forward. it announced plans to cut $2 billion in costs over three years. the earnings call just kicking off. sara eisen has the very latest. sara? >> hi, melissa. this is a bit of a good news/bad news situation for investors. on the good news front, nike's really ramping up the profitability here. that was evident in the numbers and the comments in the release. $1.03 was a big beat. gross margins came in, as well. you mentioned the cost savings plan, $2 billion. they say they're going to do that by similarplifying product assortment, streamlining organization, ie job cuts. and leveraging scale, nike says, to drive greater efficiency. in the release, this is unusual, the cfo matt friend is quoted by saying, we are shifting toward more profitable growth as we look ahead to a softer second half revenue outlook. those comments, you think, getting a lot of attention, because they are warning about the second half of the year, and rem

i'll start that paragraph over. gersh gordon is best known to non-scientists, however, for having identified this unique sleep needs of teenagers and for alerting parents and educators. early school start times could be harmful to kids. like her mentor, she showed that a willingness to question common assumptions can lead to discoveries that inspire fundamental social change. when kirsten began ph.d. research, most experts believed that teenagers needed less sleep. younger kids coach gordon wondered if that were really true. to find out, she launched a long term study called the stanford summer sleep camp. every summer for ten years. chris gardner ran a combination sleepaway camp and sleep lab in the stanford dorm, studying campers, sleep patterns, degree of daytime drowsiness as grew from young children to adolescents. in reality, she found teenagers need more sleep to maintain full alertness during the day. that led car scouting to explore a related riddle. why do teens insist on staying up so late at night? and w

after i started taking release, the weight just started falling off.lease, i've gone from a size 12 to a 4. before golo, i was hungry all the time and constantly thinking about food. after taking release, that stopped. with release, i didn't feel that hunger that comes with dieting. which made the golo plan really easy to stick to. since starting golo and release, i have dropped seven pant sizes and i've kept it off. golo is real, our customers are real, and our success stories are real. why not give it a try? >>> welcome back. imagine running for office while knowing you have almost no shot at actually winning. it's happening right now in north carolina where one democrat's campaign is focused on how long her odds of winning actually are, thanks to redistricting. she explained why and how she is winning with nbc's gary grumbach. and, gary, joining me now, a fascinating look here at how this is not about just candidates or issues, but it's also about the voting districts as well. >> reporter: that's right, steven. north carolina drew district lines app

i'll start that paragraph over. gersh gordon is best known to non-scientists, however, for having identified this unique sleep needs of teenagers and for alerting parents and educators. early school start times could be harmful to kids. like her mentor, she showed that a willingness to question common assumptions can lead to discoveries that inspire fundamental social change. when kirsten began ph.d. research, most experts believed that teenagers needed less sleep. younger kids coach gordon wondered if that were really true. to find out, she launched a long term study called the stanford summer sleep camp. every summer for ten years. chris gardner ran a combination sleepaway camp and sleep lab in the stanford dorm, studying campers, sleep patterns, degree of daytime drowsiness as grew from young children to adolescents. in reality, she found teenagers need more sleep to maintain full alertness during the day. that led car scouting to explore a related riddle. why do teens insist on staying up so late at night? and w

so then he started posting them.cki says teixeira started sharing classified information on thug shaker central. >> it just sort of started with, like, casualty numbers and equipment losses from both sides in the ukraine-russia conflict. it was, it was very basic, just text. like, these are the real numbers, guys, from, like, wherever. i can't remember if he said it was from the d.o.d. or anything like that; i'm pretty sure he did. i likened it to him wanting us to be prepared for whatever the world is going to throw at us. we spoke about the conspiracies and how we distrusted the government, this was just another iteration of that. we didn't trust the news, and we were getting it from the source. >> he was taking notes from the documents at work and possibly using speech-to-text on his phone to transcribe them. but he's now leaving work and coming back with whole swaths of intelligence from reports, much of it verbatim, and sharing them with friends online. (typing, clicking) >> narrator: discord chat transcripts re

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doing something, start inventing, start experimenting and developing in any case... is it true that your poem was read by maxim overin? yes, maxim overin is mine kinopa, i’ve been writing poetry since i was 6 years old, and many actors have already read my poems, and for me it ’s always incredibly pleasant when they read my poems, because it’s generally a separate thing, probably a different vision, a different reading of the poem , it’s certainly incredible when you realize that one morning you woke up , a muse flew to you, you wrote it, from these... lines, suddenly it grew into some kind of poem that many people read. can you read something to us yourself? yes, i want to read my poem snowman, because we have such a new year’s atmosphere here, and to be honest, i want to read winter poems: a snowball, a snowy house, snow is swirling outside the window, snow is flying down my collar, snow is in my shoe, snow has penetrated me everywhere, snow, snow, snow, i have become a snowman. all the houses turned white, winter came to us again , white snow was quietly falling outside the windo

i've got to start with you michael,.e will see what happens tomorrow, do you think the fed will look at this data and think what? mike: the fed will think this is exactly what we need to make our case tomorrow that we are not ready to cut rates, that we will keep rates higher for longer because we are not there yet. we've made progress but we are not there yet so don't even think about it, wall street. it will be hard to make the argument because they will price in some rate cuts for 2024 probably. nothing like what wall street thinks and jay powell will not be suggesting anything like the timing that wall street is expecting. kailey: maybe this report might provide fuel for pushback that it becomes the question of how exactly the market receives that. judging by today's action, it's muted in equities with maybe a take higher in yields. are we starting to see any real change in the expectations? >> not really, the action in the markets including stocks and bonds in terms of repricing has not been really dramatic today. e

so when the russian invasion started, with the start of the so-called green men in the crimean peninsula, it very natural and simple for us form mobile groups to them there and to send those groups there. we sent mobile groups to luhansk for donetsk region and how suddenly it's not just the war that began but this. but our work in documenting these very scary stories from people who ended up in russian captivity. i personally over 100 survivors of this captivity. and these are stories about beatings, rape, about them, being put in wooden boxes, about their limbs being cut off, about current being sent, their genitals electrical and all of the things that have been going on for eight years and, you know, when february fourth, 2022 came all this evil multiplied and expanded all over the country. and i started asking myself, who are we doing this for? why are we documenting? who are we doing this for? in our initiative tribunal for for putin, which we formed with our partners and did dozens of regional organizations covering, the entire country with a network of local collective documents.

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that starts, though at 8. the chp has maximum enforcement period also starts this evening. coming up, a san francisco restaurant owner and rapper apologizing to mayor london breed after criticizing her in a recent use of video. plus, some trouble at the happiest place on earth. what happened to disneyland that sent to workers to the hospital? >> and the battle over the border continues as immigration officials report a record number of migrant crossings. a live report from the nation's capital right after this break. >> question at the end. the crush of migrants on the southern border will continue into the new year. and as we end the year, they're still. >> no solutions in sight. our washington correspondent basil john, gives us a look ahead at what lawmakers are planning in 2024, thanks for joining us. pays off. we'll just see. house republicans are planning a trip next week to the southern border. >> meanwhile, here in washington, senators will continue negotiations for legislation to dissuade any more mass migration. house republicans are attacking president biden for h

and what started out as one. house starts to become. more houses and. more houses. i don't know where we made the turn to crazy town on christmas lights. it was somewhere around the time when they started having those inflatable santas. frosty next to a rudolph, next to an abominable snow monster, next to santa's stuff on the roof. what nobody thinks about with these big christmas displays is what the yards look like in the morning. little kids are walking to school and all of these inflatables are just lying dead like there's been a rash of drive by shootings in your neighborhood. hang on. hang on. well, okay, so come back later and i'll have this done. okay. now, the neighborhoods themselves have become tourist attractions. there are houses that put up white displays that you can set your radio to and broadcast the timing of it. you've got lasers. maybe there's a smoke machine. there's six tour busses on your block. it seems less christmas and more like an edm concert. so $7 billion spent on christmas decorations? 7 billion. and my parents couldn't give me that bi

and, you know, start to relent. but unfortunately, this low pressure system is just one of them are going to be headed our way. so you can see the one that's sitting off the coast right now. not really bringing us any rain. it's more just cloud cover that we've got out there right now. just a few drizzles as well that making their way in just a couple sprinkles. wind is relatively calm. that is also going to be changing as we get into tomorrow. right now, you can see about 14 miles per hour and half moon bay. it does show that southerly flow and that south southwesterly wind is going to pick up ahead of the next system that's going to be heading our way. and that is why we're going to see a wind advisory for, as you can see, most of the bay area so will be around bayside also up and down the peninsula right into the north bay, particularly along the coast. but a lot of us are going to be seeing wind 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts potentially up to 50 miles per hour. now that kicks it at 07:00am until 07:00pm on

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because i started campaigning in 2018, five years— started campaigning in 2018, five years ago— started, five years ago now. and also then covid happened. — years ago now. and also then covid happened, which put a further delay on things _ happened, which put a further delay on things. so it is finally starting to move — on things. so it is finally starting to move forward, and i am really excited _ to move forward, and i am really excited for— to move forward, and i am really excited for the future and things rotting _ excited for the future and things rolling out quickly.— excited for the future and things rolling out quickly. and, ann, how roud are rolling out quickly. and, ann, how proud are you _ rolling out quickly. and, ann, how proud are you of — rolling out quickly. and, ann, how proud are you of daniel? - rolling out quickly. and, ann, how proud are you of daniel? i - rolling out quickly. and, ann, howj proud are you of daniel? i imagine you are immensely proud of him for having started such a campaign at a very young age, just 12 years old. i am very proud of daniel. i mean,

we're starting out at 8:00 to 9:00 with rain moving into the north bay, and then starting to make its into san francisco and the rest of the bay area by the early afternoon. it does look like it's quickly in and out of here, clearing for tomorrow night. then on thursday another quick wave of rain, moving from north to south, will sweep through. between those two storm systems, we are only looking at about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain, and much higher amounts farther to the north, with ukiah getting possibly about three-quarters of an inch of rain, while some other areas, like morgan hill, may only get about 0.04 of an inch of rain. looking to the weekend, we are going to start to see the trend going back a little dryer as the storm system starts to retrieve back to the north. we are looking at a mix of sun and clouds. but it will definitely be cooler than we've had recently. so today the warmest day of the forecast, beautiful afternoon, with sunshine, after the morning fog. and tomorrow as well as thursday we'll be tracking some rain. >>> mike, how does the palo alto camera look?

it starts on wednesday. the department says more police officers will be out checking for people who are driving drunk or under the influence of drugs or anything else. the national highway traffic safety administration says more than 1000 people were killed in alcohol related crashes in december of 2021. inforcement period, by the way, will run through the new year. >> it's 609, and law enforcement on the peninsula collected weapons on saturday in their gun buyback event that happened in belmont. the you got $200 up to $200 depending on the gun. this county sheriff's office says that they collected a total of 223 weapons, including 5 assault rifles into ghost guns and all of those weapons are going to be destroyed. >> well, the ritz carlton san francisco is bringing back a holiday tradition that dates back more than 30 years. it's teddy bear tea. it features a lively holiday show with elves, a teddy bear gift for the kids and a keepsake photo that you can take home guest and also you see it there. they can

it started bleeding.tatives from the plant say there was a dip in the power at the facility. >> and the equipment failed leading the mission to be above the 60 parts per million limit placed on the plant. >> but the bay area air quality management district as they work to fix the equipment, there continued to be spikes in emissions through december 6th, but there's no notification systems. let people know of the admission if it wasn't for the fact that there were people calling the next morning. >> we would have never even known it was them. they never stood up took responsibility. this was just an initial presentation. the city council voted require veolia to complete a technical report. >> and handed to the city by january. 8th. discuss it further at the january 23rd city council meeting enrichment amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> investigators are now looking for a driver who fired shots at another driver in alameda county. police are saying that gunman got into an argument with a man on monday along castr

but next weekend, things start to change. this is the 8 to 14 day precipitation outlook, meaning we're looking now next week's a december 18th through the 24th as a rolling right towards the holiday. notice the eastern half of the country expected to have less than normal precipitation but bring it on over to the west coast. we are in the green and that means we are expecting to have higher than normal precipitation. so the reason for that is right now we're being protected by high pressures. they put this into motion. you start to see low pressure dropping in as high pressure pushes off towards the east. now when that happens, we'll get a low pressure system is going to set up right here. and it looks like it's going to try and tap and some tropical moisture. and yeah, you got it and atmospheric river. now that's not this week. as you can see this week, there's your wednesday. we have a few clouds that show up from systems that go to the north of us. but it's as we roll into say friday that we start to see this low pressure

obviously we had williams this morning try to start the walk back. the market has taken us and is running with it. from our perspective, when there is a big disconnect, the markets saying the fed is physically done, stick a fork in them, cuts are coming, and the credit market risk assets saying this is good to be great. we have ig below 100, high yield below 300, the s&p doing well saying there are going to be rate cuts but it is going to be benign, may be a soft landing or a midcycle slowdown. usually goes first rate cuts are not mock it positive. this does not seem like history which says when you hike this much this quickly -- the last 40 or 50 years when you hike, you have a recession. when there is that big of a discount, our device to clients is clear, fully invested been neutral across equities, fixed income, defensive, don't take additional risk. wait for better opportunities, better valuations for de-risking portfolios. vonnie: are things going to be any a clear come january or march? mary ann: i would be surprised if you got a cut in march.

so we start out pretty chilly and a lot of spots today. we'll have a live look outside from our mount tam cam. we've got great visibility out there right now. limited if any fog, just some patchy fog right now in the north bay. but the bigger story is a lot of us are starting out in the 30s right now, 36 in palo alto. good morning. 34 in san ramon. it's 44 in oakland. but look at some of these north bay locations. sonoma, you're close to freezing right now. the same in santa rosa, 38in mill valley, calistoga coming in at 37 degrees. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. this is very quiet across california. we just have some high clouds passing in from time to time. but today will be a pretty quiet weather day. we'll have high pressure briefly in control. here's how your day breaks down first thing in the morning. it is chilly. take the heavy jacket with you. but we do expect a mostly sunny day and temperatures pretty close to average in the low and mid 60s by about 4:00 pm. that's the forecast. let's see how we're doing on the