mahalo. [cheers] becky: we have our federal employees right here in front of us. as they rallied yesterday, they are here rallying with us today. and we will stand up for them. just like they stand up for our kids and our families and communities every day. let me hear you say afge! afge! afge! afge! we're with you, yes. from the great state of massachusetts, we have jim mcgovern. where are you? [cheers] >> i stand before you as the proud brother of two sisters who are worchester public school teachers in massachusetts. this is personal to me. i love teachers. i'm losing my voice, i can't believe it. it takes an extraordinary amount of self-delusion to think that elon musk and donald trump give a shit about our public schools or about our teachers or students. their kids all have private tutors. they don't go to public schools. they probably never stepped into a public school. i will tell you this, i am here to stand in solidarity with all of you. these guys want to fight? we will give them a goddamn fi ght. when we fight, we win. thank you very much! [cheers] >>

mahalo, mahalo. >> thank you. at one time, it had a summit, but not anymore. all right.day. what? almost. excuse me. almost everything. flood watch. could be seven inches of rain. some of the highest locations there. high wind watch. 10 p.m. tonight to 10 a.m. on friday. wind gusts strongest in the hills, but also coastal locations. and a high surf warning has also been posted. other than that, it's going to be a quiet night and thursday. boy, i'll tell you, there's going to be some hefty rainfall totals. rainfall rates could be three quarters of an inch to an inch and a quarter as the intense cold front goes through. and that will be tomorrow morning. the heaviest again 5 to 7. santa cruz eight. would not surprise if the setup was, you know, everything fell into place. excessive rain, flood watch, of course, rapid runoff, ponding, flood threat, creeks and streams. the timeline does favor more later than sooner, that's for sure. so by this afternoon, tonight, that's when things start to really kick in, mostly overnight into early tomorrow morning. system will deepen, get

pointing out that the president's 1st born leader call was to the crown prince assario saudi arabia mahalo have been so mount to and tennessee. what are the officials saying about what donald trump's message will be to nestle? yeah. when to, to meet on getting all of the captives out during those the 1st started negotiations. it was widely reported that the reason it was able to get done is because i like former us president joe biden, that donald trump is prepared to put pressure on the is really government to get the deal done. now he is in public, as you mentioned, saying that there is no guarantees that the piece will last, but he does. the emphasis on this call was a 100 percent about getting all of the captives out. and obviously that can only happen if a 2nd phase is implemented and carried out. so it's going to be interesting to see what comes out of this. especially when the leaders are asked about a 2 state solution. it seems likely that donald trump is on the way towards a bad day, long standing us forward policy on that issue. but again, this is a, one of the issues is going to

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