i've come back at the same time. you can also stop people from wanting to go and not come back. it's still ends up with every individual opinions and choices at the end of the day. okay, so i want to talk to dr. fuller for a 2nd because you are a doctor and then also interestingly, a visual artist. i've no idea how you manage those 2 schedules. i can barely keep mine up. so um your industry put medicine is one of the west affected by drop. uh uh, actually just from the reports that we're hearing, tell us a little bit about that. are you seeing an impact almost 90 percent of the people? i went to school, we'd have left the country. they something about being a medical doctor that nature is really feeling that if you go to other countries, less than countries status, the huge amount of respect. and you know, there's a, a chair to, is given to medical doctors that we do not have here the fees, very bad leaving conditions very bad. and you know, we, if you break down what's the cause of means is given to the doctors in the country here. it's really bad. i have a little hope for the

we want to reword you for going back to work rather than punish you for going back to work and to be slightly modest because there's a lot of other factors as well, the job recovery we had a, i'm going to set aside how crazy it is every time i hear biden or somebody else say they inherited the recession. biden inherited the strongest job recovery in american history. the amount of jobs being created in june, july, august, the remainder of 2020 was unprecedented and coming back to the economy. one reasons i believe that happens. i think it is a great a simple thing but it's important making sure the structure of the programs are used in a smart way. also i took the radical approach of paying for everything we do. so in the context compared to 2008 what we did on my watch, we helped twice as many borrowers, six times as quickly at a fraction of the cost. the obama folks spent 30 billion and we spent close to zero because we charged in the industry and people getting it back. i say this as an aside, 2020 was one of the best housing markets in a very long time. so again we are able to do

some are back in tehran. has there been _ country. some are back in tehran.. - has there been too much telegraphing of is the _ has there been too much telegraphing of is the point — has there been too much telegraphing of is the point not _ has there been too much telegraphing of is the point not to _ has there been too much telegraphing of is the point not to kill— has there been too much telegraphing of is the point not to kill any— of is the point not to kill any iranian— of is the point not to kill any iranian commanders? - of is the point not to kill any iranian commanders? regarding the strike on the — iranian commanders? regarding the strike on the 8th _ iranian commanders? regarding the strike on the 8th of _ iranian commanders? regarding the strike on the 8th ofjanuary, - iranian commanders? regarding the strike on the 8th of january, that. strike on the 8th of january, that strike on the 8th of january, that strike was planned and i had made recommendations to the president on actions that we should carry out and the president made a decision and b

the boys have welcomed me back into.me enough time and space, but this is a huge game this weekend and that is a huge game this weekend and that is why i'm desperate to be involved in it. we have a huge amount of respect for scotland and what they have done over the last couple of years and the team they have created here. we know it is a huge test and i love playing at murrayfield so it is nice to be back in edinburgh. scotland will be keen to bounce back after following their opening victory against wales with a controversial defeat to france in their last match at murrayfield. they have won the last three calcutta cup contests against england. the last time they won four in a row was almost 130 years ago. going back to my first plan was scotland, it was a massive game, one of the biggest games in the calendar, but now we have got to agree a position where they are all kind of similar. we are not satisfied by beating just one or two teams in this competition. it is still a massive game and the history behind it, but fo

it’s city chiefs are trying to win back-to-back titles. it's bound to be re back-to-back titles. bound to be pretty good sunday. _ back-to-back titles. it's bound to be pretty good sunday. the - back-to-back titles. it's bound to be pretty good sunday. the san i be pretty good sunday. the san francisco 49ers _ be pretty good sunday. the san francisco 49ers are _ be pretty good sunday. the san francisco 49ers are being - be pretty good sunday. the san francisco 49ers are being led i be pretty good sunday. the san| francisco 49ers are being led by be pretty good sunday. the san - francisco 49ers are being led by mr irrelevant. he was picked last in the 2022 nfl draft. the chance he would even make the team were slain but now he is on the brink of super bowl immortality. it's all happening at the second most expensive stadium of the world, the allegiant stadium. tickets are not cheap. most were selling for about £5,000. these are not bad seeds, check out the view. this half—time show will be performed by usher with an expected global audience of well over 50 million people washing.

. you want and then a day or two later we put it back-— we put it back.it back. dissent is thought to be one the biggest in - we put it back. dissent is thought to be one the biggest in europe i we put it back. dissent is thought l to be one the biggest in europe and hospitals across the north of the uk. people likejonathan ross between hospitals and a lab ready to deliver treatment at a moment's notice. in yorkshire, the demand for stem cells is high which means the nhs needs more donors. hello from the bbc sport centre. the parties probably still going in las vegas. it's the biggest match in american sport, and this year's super bowl was even bigger as more than 100 million are thought to have watched the kansas city chiefs beat the san francisco 49ers in overtime to win their third super bowl in five years. a last—gasp field goal by the chiefs made it 19—19 to send the game into overtime, and — although the 49ers edged back in front — patrick mahomes' touchdown pass to mecole hardman to make it 25—22 to defending champions kansas city, who cemented the

in the show as back in the words are back in the industry is back is a nice validation of what we were fighting for. and you know, this is at the, at the end of the day, it's a union and we all are working toward the same day with the safety for all of our members and living wage for all of us. well that's so for me, tell them the cry. for the moment i will be back in around half an hour. it is more news on our website. sale to sierra stay with us upfront is up. next record numbers of chinese asylum seekers are traveling to the us. search double menu. take a dangerous route through loss of america, a buyer, a gang of people, points that have come in the 1st of a 2 part investigation. 101 east meets the chinese. my friends risk middle to the american dream on out to 0. as a warning, crane enters its 3rd year civilian death, toll continues to mount in large areas of the country have been ravaged by war. so what is the future of you pray? and will the war spill over into neighboring countries? that's our discussion this week. and it upfront special the 2 years on from russia's full scale

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up right, 5 minutes back in time. the key was side. so would you mind standing up the color type the so you know before this thing they was all you ways, you know, a fishing for reactions. i was pushing for the effects was pushing for that moment . you know, i don't moving very people go mind letting me know i'm not pushing for any of that . i know i can do that. i thing know i'm going to fish for the attention. i'm gonna get you in without magic and i'm going to work on that. and no, i love story telling you can down the stories. that means i'm going to you whether it will be to silence. whether it be to the spoken word, i think. and the fact that you found the fact that you can tell the stories the, i love it, i love the fact that you can do the choices. what was actually deal hasn't made a big impact on me. so that was so, you know, one of the, i can say a life changing the incentive in my life for sure. the very, the last of their kind version and 5 to 2 female northern white brian knows when they died, there spec

why are you going back? >> i want to go back. i need to be clear. >> well, he was the tour manager for this lot, wasn't he? surely cops was. he cleared of an £80 million cocaine smuggling charge. find out a little bit later on. and, uh. well, talking of drugs, of course, i had been doing cocaine around this time , doing cocaine around this time, but someone's country house. we will be the only tv channel bringing you reaction from prince harry's drugs court case in america. also so . the in america. also so. the co—founder of just stop oil wants you to protest outside her house. apparently she's live here on the show. later this hour on my panel tonight, it is the director of popular conservatives. it is, of course, mark littlewood . i've got mark littlewood. i've got apprentice finalist joanna jaflue apprentice finalist joanna jarjue and ex bbc political chief john sergeant. oh and who's in the wrong here? >> i'm going to propose to me today. are, you know, just in case it's free. >> it's gonna say free. >> it's gonna say free. >

i would love to come back. it back next year? i would love to come back- it drew — back next year?rew hundreds _ back next year? i would love to come back. it drew hundreds of _ back next year? i would love to come back. it drew hundreds of thousandsl back. it drew hundreds of thousands of --eole back. it drew hundreds of thousands of people into _ back. it drew hundreds of thousands of people into london's _ back. it drew hundreds of thousands of people into london's chinatown. l of people into london's chinatown. it is nice to celebrate things in london, especially as it is free. i like to get the children to experience new cultures other than our own. it experience new cultures other than our own. , . , experience new cultures other than ourown. , . , our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we aet our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to _ our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to immerse _ our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to immerse in _ our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to immerse in so - our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to immerse in so many

and taking not only really pulling back and taking not onty very — really pulling back and taking notwn on a relationship with the russian president. that is a scenario that people _ president. that is a scenario that people are — president. that is a scenario that people are writing about, that they are talking about, we know that the german— are talking about, we know that the german chancellor is in washington going _ german chancellor is in washington going to _ german chancellor is in washington going to meet with the president tomorrow, saying how important it is for the _ tomorrow, saying how important it is for the transatlantic community, for the united — for the transatlantic community, for the united states, to work with europe — the united states, to work with europe to — the united states, to work with europe to really defend ukraine. that is— europe to really defend ukraine. that is happening, let's hope that the german chancellor in his visit with the — the german chancellor in his visit with the american president gets a lot more _ with the american president gets a lo

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jeffrey wright is back on the show [ cheers and applause so happy to have him back.e is an emmy-winner actor for his 12 seasons starring in "two and a half men. he's back in "extended family," which you can check out tuesday nights at nbc. jon cryer is also back [ cheers and applause before we get to all that, the supreme court heard oral arguments today in an historic case that would decide whether donald trump is disqualified from the ballot based on the 14th amendment's insurrectionist clause for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: before today's supreme court hearing, trump had already been through multiple civil trials for fraud, defamation, and sexual abuse, and during trials, he's had a habit of freely coming and going whenever he wants he basically turned them into campaign appearances by holding press conferences inside the courthouse or dramatically storming out in the middle of the trial. then there was the time he got yelled at by a judge for straying off topic during his testimony and then walked out and mimed zi

it is february 20th and welcome back. thanks a little rest a nice long weekend. >> it got through all that rain yesterday. oh boy. >> some more rains coming. not a whole lot though, right, rosemary. >> yes. good morning to both of you. a happy tuesday and back to work tuesday. for those of you that are just joining in on the week, we will have scattered showers for today. but first, how about this a gorgeous view at the sunrise. this from sutro tower looking to the east. the sun is up and shining and we will be with partly sunny skies for today. in addition to that, rainfall, all the temperatures outside this morning very similar to yesterday. we're starting out in the upper 40s to upper 50s and we have one advisory still to talk about a flood watch that will go until tomorrow morning. we received quite a bit of rain since it all began on saturday. i'll have a look at the current conditions, what we can expect for the rest of today, as well as the rest of the week. coming up here in a little bit at 701. let's see how the

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it’s a poisoning, he then recovered in part and went back to russia.— and went back to russia.. it's a true demonstration of _ and went back to russia. it's a true demonstration of bravery _ and went back to russia. it's a true demonstration of bravery for - and went back to russia. it's a true demonstration of bravery for a - demonstration of bravery for a man who almost died to be so compelled to go back to his home country, so patriotic and to be so determined to unseat a dictator that he was ready to put his life on the line, to give his life. on one hand, i think his calculus was that he would go to jail, but then he would come out of jail, but then he would come out of jail to run russia when putin and's regime collapsed, like nelson mandela — instead he ended up like martin luther king, assassinated. but either way, he's a man of incredible bravery, he's a martyr himself for the free people of russia, and no one will forget navalny�*s sacrifices he made. i navalny's sacrifices he made. i spoke about international reaction, we've heard so many words from so many leaders t

when we look back what we see? will have dipped in come back up? are the last six months flatter by factors that are one-off factors that will not repeat themselves? we don't think so that's not what we think that that is the question we are asking and we have to ask. we want to comfort on that. >> one quick follow-up. the governor mentioned revisions that are coming on february 9 for the cpi data. is that something you're watching as well? and if we see those revisions of fairly minor is that going to give you more confidence? >> we will have to see. we look at those. laster was a surprise. [laughter] if you do not want to use the term soft landing would you say now the other scenario of a hard landing caused by the fet is off the table or the risk has diminished very much? and you mentioned below 2% inflation on it's been running 1.5%. there are those on wall street who think if you maintain the level of restriction you have right now you could end up with inflation running below your target. how do you see that? >> your first question how to des

will pull back. and so therefore they are using proxy forces and militias to try and inflict cost on the americans, to get them to pull back and create a strategic back from iran within sick to fill. >> malcolm davis, good to have you on the program, we appreciate you sharing your perspective and expertise, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> donald trump will no longer go to trial on march 4th to face charges he interfered with the 2020 election. the federal judge overseeing the case postponed those proceedings over claims of immunity. caitlin is in washington with the details. >>> donald trump's first criminal trial will no longer be about the 2020 election and the end of his presidency. that is because a federal judge on friday said it could not begin on march 4th. the reason? it is because the law has not been worked out yet, there are questions about presidential immunity, whether trump could face trial before an appeals court, that appeals court has not ruled in weeks and so as the wait for th

this had to happen and bring me back so i can rant away. uh, i've posted quite a bit about this because it's such a unique event, and people seem to just nonchalantly think this is just another little war and this plague of wars of human civilization, but this is very specific. longstanding problem and a particular nuance of a conflict that is just so outrageous, it's it's so offensive and it's so shocking to me that so many people out there are just floating along in their lives with this sort of attitude that this is a just another war which it isn't or that this is just the way it is of course or that of course the ultimate propaganda that israel and palestine is this complicated strange we can't understand it they just refuse to get along nonsense that's been going on for so long, but well it's sick, it's sick that this is just now um tacitly like understood like oh well this this is the mass expulsion is just inevitable and now what are we going to do with them? mean the world has just sat back and watched for three months the complete

but that was all back story. find it right, all that in order just to get to writing the overland script. but i never intended that to be part of the movie. i always intended that just to be how i got there. but then when i had to do this, the film in 3 pieces, it kind of dis, dissolved or dissipated. the impact of darth vader is the tragedy of darth vader. people in see because he was such a powerful figure. and so i kept thinking, gee, is too bad, people get and you'll see the irony of this whole thing that i thought it was there . but then when you spread it out, it kind of displays the point where it's not there. so i said um, and the other part is i wrote the back story. the star wars itself was written very, very carefully around the technology i had did, i could make the movie. i knew i would pick like one technological break does that i had to get overcome in order to, in the case of the 1st. so make it cinematic, make it move. be able to pam a spaceships to be able to create a, a fast paced editorial spa

like like spring back back east. now. thank you. you're welcome. all right.l news tonight, passengers on a flight from albuquerque to chicago duct taping him and to his seat after witnesses say he tried to open the emergency exit. some video shot by nearby passengers shows the man being fastening the seat by others. >> on board this american airlines flight. this happened earlier in the week. the plane was forced to turn back in new mexico where authorities eventually add escort the man off. not a fun time on the flight. take a look at jaw dropping video shows the moment an amazon delivery truck gets split in half by a speeding train. wow. goodness that amazon employee just driving along there and then bland. the truck gets hit debris, raining down on top of the driver, the entire back into the truck ended up being missing. the oncoming amtrak train was responsive or slicing the trucking half and right behind those seats, their goodness, he's lucky to be alive. apparently this happened in milwaukee way back in in 2021. but tmz just got all of the video. we go

go back to trump's remain in mexico. a tough policy on catch and deport, and then, start backing the long blue line of dedicated cops, throughout this country, stop burdening them with massive paper work like new york city, stop criticizing them in public, start putting law and order back in to our political vocabulary. doesn't matter what the trigger s 5,000 or 8 thousand whatever,000. if joe biden were closing that border he would have already closed that border. and if joe biden were going to back america's great police forces, he would have already backed america's great police forces. so i can -- conclude, safe america retire joe biden. -- save america, retire joe biden, that is my riff, for more we bring back our great friend texas senator ted cruz, we appreciate you. i know your position on this senate legislation, but, i just say, i don't want triggers, i just want successful campaign, as you do, remain in mexico, build the wall, catch and deport, the story here, what to we need more legislation for? it is not an

i turned back the caravan. maria: really interesting reaction there, cheryl, that president trump says you have to deport most of the 10 million people who have come in on joe biden's watch and i am trying to understand why this senate bill he which was released last night has this provision in it that 5,000 people are allowed in before anything can get done about it. i mean, look at mike johnson's tweet that he put out last night. ready? we showed it earlier. i've seen enough. this bill is even worse than we expected and won't come close to ending the border catastrophe the president created as the lead democrat negotiator proclaimed under this legislation the border never closes, cheryl. your reaction. >> fine r point on the border, never closes. and your sources telling you all the cartels are going to do is game the system. griff jenkins who has s spent a lot of time at the border said the other point to make sheer, activists are going to sue. the first thing, there will be multiple lawsuits from the pro-mi

at the same time, though, the dow saw back-to-back losses.oday's trading session, one of the data points investors will be looking at is a wholesale inventories data, but of course the big economic point, though, we're all expecting is due on thursday when we get the personal consumption expenditure. now, this is important because it's highly closely followed metric by the federal reserve. so the markets all of us will be looking at this figure to understand what the fed might do next when it comes to potential rate cuts. >> the earning season in full swing with top retailers posting quarterly results. give us a sense of what we've seen so far. >> so we have seen basically a tale of two different fortunes. on the one hand we heard for instance from macy's they said that their sales around the holiday period had fallen by about 2%. and the key here was the outlook. they say that sales will remain stagnant. therefore, macy's put forward a restructuring plan. they say they're closing 150 stores in the coming years. when it comes to, the ceo said

are all coming back. all coming back. thank you so much for coming — all coming back. thank you so much for coming in _ all coming back. thank you so much for coming in to _ all coming back. thank you so much for coming in to talk— all coming back. thank you so much for coming in to talk to me. - all coming back. thank you so much for coming in to talk to me. plenty i for coming in to talk to me. plenty more from the middle east coming up another programme. the kenyan government has announced that the marathon world record holder kelvin kiptum will be buried as a national hero. the 24—year—old and his coach were killed in a car crash in western kenya on sunday night. kiptum set the world record in the chicago marathon last year. from nairobi, anne soy reports. he was no doubt destined for greatness. at only 24, kelvin kiptum had run three of the seven fastest marathon times in history. this is him in london last year. he broke away from the leading pack mid—race and went on to win and set a new course rec

to they convince houthis to pull back. ., ., ., , back. to tour the houthis completely? _ back.the houthis i completely? inside yemen, back. to tour the houthis - completely? inside yemen, it would be _ completely? inside yemen, it would be difficult _ completely? inside yemen, it would be difficult to _ completely? inside yemen, it would be difficult to find - completely? inside yemen, it would be difficult to find such | would be difficult to find such a target and with the united states with the uk do not want to do, they do not want to reignite or get themselves involved more than they have to involved more than they have to in yemen and if you want to escalate further, take the next step and again horizontal escalation in looking at targets that can be supporting the houthis. at the same time. that we have seen the strikes in iraq and syria, we see in the usa and sailor, this is just the beginning, deceive your pick involved what could be a long running operation in the region? i be a long running operation in the region?— be a long running operation in the region? i think

then they came back in. they were trying to absorb seeing the speaker of the house, sir lindsay hoyle, apologise to them all for breaking with convention and considering a labour amendment today, something which doesn't normally happen. well sir lindsay hoyle apologised to the house in a heartfelt plea, saying it was not intention saying it was not his intention to cause such a mess. he said i am true to this house. i did not want it to end like this . well, want it to end like this. well, gb news understands the government chief whip simon hart, warned sir lindsay hoyle twice this morning. not to go ahead with the to allow ahead with the plan to allow a labour amendment today. mr hart told the speaker his actions would unleash hell if he went ahead. would unleash hell if he went ahead . that's according to ahead. that's according to parliamentary . well, gb parliamentary sources. well, gb news understands sir lindsay did ignore him and sir lindsay holac himself rigorously denied that he had met with senior

bay area seeing these back-to-back storms this holiday weekend. welcome back to kron. 4 news. our state top story tonight, of course, is tracking that rain. and behind me here is a live look at sfo tonight. the airport seeing more than 300 flight delays. let's check in now with gayle ong with the very latest on the forecast. and when to expect that rain, >> hello, yes. around the one that storm passed through today. and now we're just seeing a leftover showers as we speak. so here's the radar. quite busy day wasn't it was another soggy saturday. a closer look. we're seeing some showers, light showers here. you can see to scale got a break. parts in livermore san jose and then all that activity is actually eastward here towards sacramento and the sierra again in some heavy snow tonight. so a little closer here. just want to see where we're at a san jose want to one towards gilroy and east of fremont. so that should be tapering off by the overnight hours in this is storm number 2 here. counter clockwise circulation just parked right out on the pacific out there. so that is the s

back from the weekend. we are also seeing high surf advisories along the coastline continue till 03:00pm today. temps will be in the upper 50's to low 60. so a little cooler, but getting even cooler yet into the weekend. showers on and off full today and tomorrow saturday afternoon looks pretty nice. sunday, though. not so nice with heavy rain pushing right back in great. all right, john, thank you for that. still pretty active this morning, even and the 9 o'clock hour because of the rain. >> 88 88 want to line. you can see traffic still building there. if you are going to be at the roads right now, give yourself some extra time today. bay bridge about 17 minutes heading into the city this morning. still very slick and wet conditions. the 2 running. 82 want to san mateo bridge along 80 in the east bay. 21 minute ride. if you're taking bart, remember this little strains down. so add a little extra time on the morning commute. 54 minutes. 85 to menlo park and 8.80, o'donnell. peace. still nearly an hour there

welcome back to the program. before i left the studio here in london for munich, i spoke this week with hollywood superstar matt damon about how odd and music can sustain life, even in desert, can sustain life even in desperate circumstances. the siege of sarajevo during the bosnian war was the longest in modern warfare, lasting nearly four years in the 990s before it ended 28 years ago amid the bloodshed and the ethnic cleansing, sarajevo is underground music scene provided an escape for many from the other side of the world. the rock band u2 sent messages of support, vowing to perform their after the war out of a new documentary, kiss the future. >> during, we would play music that's what kept us safe can inspire people to resist >> okay? got five minutes. what would you do? you do what you love the most? >> forage is grace under pressure, but that's a good definition of the people say, i was interviewed for the film about my reporting during that time and i spoke to the oscar-winning screenwriter, an actor, ma

what we're learning tonight. >> more than 37 million people on alert in california after two powerful back-to-back storms bear down on the already saturated state. potential for more mudslides. our weather team is standing by. >>> outpouring of emotion at lakewood church one week after a deadly shooting in houston. new details about the accused shooter. our team with late reporting. >>> the countdown to south carolina, with less than a week to go to the crucial republican primary, former governor haley steps up her attacks on former president trump. as he campaigns in important swing states. the latest from the campaign trail. >> the growing tributes for alexei navalny. the heartfelt remarks from his wife. >>> the pennsylvania judge charged with shooting her ex-boyfriend. then trying to convince him he shot himself. what authorities are now saying. >>> new hope for americans who suffer from food allergies. the fda approves a drug to help prevent severe reactions. >>> the showdown on the hard court. the nba's greatest shootout and the three-point challenge with a giant from the wnba. >>> and americ

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if steve scalise comes back, when he does come back and votes yes -- >> hold on, manu. speaker johnson is speaking. right now let's listen. >> on this vote the yeahs are 214 and the nas are 216. the resolution is not adopted. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition. >> mr. speaker, i have a motion at the desk. >> the clerk will report the motion. >> mr. moore of utah moves to reconsider the vote on resolution of house 863. >> the question is on the motion to reconsider. those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> those opposed say no. >> no. >> the ayes have it. >> the gentleman from utah. >> mr. speaker, i request the ayes and nays. >> the ayes and nays are favored. >> they will rise. sufficient number having risen, the ayes and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished is the vote on the motion to suspend the rules and pass 7217. the clerk will report the title. >> hr 7217, a bill making emergency supplemental appropriations to respond to the atta

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some donations to bounce back. but the theft certainly hurt. >> tough. it's it's something you can't really replace its its sentimental that accumulated small things here. and there like 16 years. so you know that seth can replace in just a, you know, attachment are. so here's how to our size. i mean, they're they're part of other tool. they work on them. they customize making their own and that was really tough. >> although some of the equipment is back to act said to be great to have the thieves return, the items stolen, especially as they prepare for the next round of storms knew about that equipment stolen, which take it back. >> absolutely. and harvey, i it mean a lot to us you i guess that sentimental value that the relationship that we've all built around each other our equipment. that's a part of us right the tools that we work with and yes, if it's out there, we would love to get or just anything. you alameda county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> 10, 33 that i'm a florida man accused of stealing this small plan

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back to you. thanks so much. a local election headquarters and we >> hosted a debate of the 4 leading candidates in the u.s. senate. right here in our own studios. as a matter of fact, we had adam schiff, we had katie porter barber. lee was here. and so is steve garvey. they're all running to fill the seat left vacant. now by late senator dianne feinstein. this was actually the second debate and it's ahead of the primary election. so you need to know where they stand in. kron four's grant lotus takes a look at that. >> the crisis at the border opening monday night's senate debate in san francisco. candidates asked whether or not president biden should take executive action to close the border. i think the president is taking executive actions, but there are limits to what the president can do without congress providing the authority. while democratic candidates stressed the importance of congress's role, president biden should continue using the legal authority. he to address this issue while we elect leaders who

you have to go back to 2010 and 2011, to have average snowpack years back to back. to do it again this year, that is the first time in 13 years. it is not as possible. a warming climate has it less likely to occur. now, the april 1st benchmark is looking at when the snowpack is going to specifically reach its peak. can we get to 75% or 100%? plenty of changes in the forecast before. we haven't seen this much snowpack in almost 13 years. >>> two indoor charging stations are going to be opening this friday off of this street. 24/7 security, and lounges. electrify america built that station. the company says the charges are fast, and use 100% renewable energy. >> this environment allows people that maybe don't have a place to charge overnight, maybe they are living in an apartment complex or something like that, can get their electric vehicle charge like everyone else. to have the fast charging like what we have here today, is a way to do that. >> electrify america has more than 250 stations across the state hurried the state works to meet their goals. using all hybrid

how do we pay for the how do we pay pay back for the how do we pay back covid inflation halved, backlved, inflation is around the inflation is halved around the world. with the conservatives. >> that the way in >> i just say that the way in which the part where i do actually agree with belinda, rather is that i rather than alby is that i really hate electoral pacts. and actually the brexit party did it with tories at the last with the tories at the last election. and think was election. and i think that was a mistake of mistake in the interests of democracy, voters have a right to the full selection of to have the full selection of choice, not good enough choice, and it's not good enough to say that reform is just letting labour in. the fact is, people for any of those people can vote for any of those parties and they should be allowed seats. allowed to in all 650 seats. yeah, conservatives are letting labour them labour and they've given them the keys. >> defeatist they've >> they're defeatist and they've given british people. given up on the british people. >> literally according g