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veronica macias reporting live in mill valley. well, today's storm is already knocked out power for about 5000 homes and businesses all around the bay area, including 500in san francisco. pg and e says more outages are expected. >>>>we're just starting to enter the the peak risk period in terms of rain and winds and the associated outages. so we expect that to ramp up over the course of the the next day and into the evening. >>>>and pg and e says crews are already working to restore power to homes and businesses. they expect customers in san mateo county and the santa cruz mountains to be impacted most by the storm, and the sierra is also just getting buried with fresh snow. a winter storm warning is now in place. chain controls are in effect for both i-80 and highway 50. the snowfall totals will be measured in feet before the storm is over. pretty to look at, tough to drive in, and more weather updates still ahead. and don't forget you can always get the very latest first alert weather coverage on kpix.com, the free cbs news app,

mille means thousand in italian and mille is miles. it the most beautiful race in the world. we're here to find out if that's true. >> reporter: this most beautiful race in the world began in 1927 and pausing for the war, continued until a terrible crash in 1957 killed two drivers and nine spectators. a tragedy dramatized in the 2023 film "ferrari." it's been back since the late '70s as a follow the speed limit rally of precised timed trials. last year, more than 400 classic an vintage cars were accepted, including the fiat 600 the elys drove and another car their friend joe hurwich bought, 1931 aston martin. you buy a car to get in? >> it's not the person that gets in. it's the car. the car has to be either the original car that ran in the race between 1927 and '57, or it has to be the same model of a car that ran in the race. >> reporter: it's hurwich's fifth mille miglia after trying too to get in for a decade. >> it's a bit of an obsession? >> you sound like my wife. >> reporter: we understood better while out for a spin. maybe a l

mill valley first responders are gearing up to respond to this weather event. both the fire and police departments say their teams are ready. many are watching these creeks. watching creeks like this one closely to see how fast the water levels are rising. the southern marin fire district is ready to deploy a countywide weather response, focused on some of the most challenging areas in this region. >> we're going to be focusing on the sycamore triangle area and the streams and creeks in mill valley. we're going to be doing that by having engines and our utility pickups patrolling through the evening. >> residents here experienced a flooding in december. strong wind is now one of the factors first responders are concerned about. >> the wind is up. stay away from power lines. call 911 if you see trees down or anything affecting downed power lines. tree all lines down is live wires. >> the mill valley police department is urging residents to stay vigilant. >> we've had a lot of rain up to four inches over the last several days, and we're expecting more rain over t

first responders urging the public to report any downed power lines and trees in mill valley. luz pena abc seven news. >> really good advice. thank you so much, luis. of course, don't forget you can track the rain with the abc seven bay area app. get the latest forecast and check our live doppler seven radar our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store and download it. >> today we've been updating you on breaking news out of hayward this evening, a police pursuit that turned into a lengthy standoff. sky seven was over a home on fuller avenue where officers are trying to convince the driver in the blue pickup truck to surrender peacefully. police have been negotiating with the driver since around 445. that's after he led officers from the east bay regional parks police on a chase along northbound 880 through union city. so let's show you the moment when the people at the home opened the driveway gate for that driver. you see the truck going in. then they tried waving off the pursuing officers. that obviously did not work. now, eventually thos

this winter. >> it's one of the main creeks flowing through mill valley. the arroyo corte madera del presidio creek, running alongside manydio homes and businesses. and today, residents here are watching the creek closely. >> our garage had we think about a foot of water in it. we say that only because that's where the water lines were on some of the boxes. and then our backyard had flooding. >> lance monroe has lived in the neighborhood for 30 years. in december, his garage was one of the many impacted by the overloaded sycamore pump station, where several pumps failed, leading to major flooding here. >> one of the water pumps a little bit away from here just wasn't functioning for some reason, but at the same time, we just had so much rain in, i think the 24 hour period or so before the flooding that i could only guess at what the pumps would have done to help had they been working. >> the mill valley police department sent a weather advisory to all its residents, urging them to be prepared. following the national weather service flood watch alert for ma

the year for leslie citron, owner of mill valley chickens. always sees more egg production during the springtime, but with the bird flu causing egg shortages and soaring prices at grocery stores -- >> the phone definitely has been ringing quite a bit just in the last one to two weeks. >> reporter: -- ringing because more neighbors are interested in buying chickens, a specific breed of chickens. >> they're asking for the production chickens just because a production chicken might give you six eggs per week while one of these heritage chickens like this little tiny chicken, this little yellow one from sumatra, you're lucky to get one egg out of her a week. >> reporter: according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics, the average price for a dozen eggs hit a record last month, $4.95, compared to december last year averaging at about $4.15 per dozen. in california a dozen eggs costs nearly $9 in january due to a number of factors, including higher production costs. that has some bay area residents considering this alternative option of caring fo

this is what it looked like in mill valley.ain fell in the north bay, an area that should get a decent amount of rain this weekend. and as we wait for more rain to arrive, we want to take you outside and give you the various parts of the bay area. these are the live looks at san francisco, san jose, san rafael, and walnut creek. now, the first arm of the storm system is now reaching the bay area. after several weeks in the southern california, sparking worry there. many say this rain is a welcomeight, but a new atmospheric river also means preparing for the problems that come

the year for leslie citroen, the owner of mill valley chickens. she always sees more egg production during the springtime, but with the bird flu causing egg shortages and soaring prices at grocery stores -- >> the phone definitely has been ringing quite a bit in the last one to two weeks. >> reporter: ringing because more neighbors are interested in buying a specific breed of chickens. >> they're asking for the production chickens just because a production chicken might give you six eggs per week while one of these heritage chickens like this little tiny chicken, this little yellow one from sumatra, you're lucky to get one egg a week out of her. >> reporter: according to the bureau of labor statistics, the average price for a dozen of eggs hit a record last month, $4.95 compared to december last year averaging at about $4.15 per dozen. in california a dozen eggs costs nearly $9 in january due to a number of factors, including higher production costs. that has some bay area residents considering this alternative option of caring for their own chick

the year for leslie citroen, the owner of mill valley chickens.ays sees more egg production during the springtime, but with the bird flu causing egg shortages and soaring prices at grocery stores -- >> the phone definitely has been ringing quite a bit in the last one to two weeks. >> reporter: ringing because more neighbors are interested in buying a specific breed of chickens. >> they're asking for the production chickens just because a production chicken might give you six eggs per week while one of these heritage chickens like this little tiny chicken, this little yellow one from sumatra, you're lucky to get one egg a week out of her. >> reporter: according to the bureau of labor statistics, the average price for a dozen of eggs hit a record last month, $4.95 compared to december last year averaging at about $4.15 per dozen. in california a dozen eggs costs nearly $9 in january due to a number of factors, including higher production costs. that has some bay area residents considering this alternative option of caring for their own chickens to l

. >> that aims to put an end to puppy mills >> puppy mills are commercial dog breeding operations thaten include inhumane living conditions animals kept in cruel and unsanitary conditions. california recently banned the sale of puppies from retail stores that was in 2017. that wasn't enough. and now this new legislation would address the puppy mill brokers, the people that trans for the dogs from other states for profit. and it would also strengthen consumer protections when legally purchasing a dog. >> i was shocked to learn that bad actors are getting around california's ban on puppy mills when reality they're buying abused and neglected puppies from cruel out of state breeding operations and selling them to unsuspecting pet parents. >> if you're interested in adopting a particular breed of dog officials say there are plenty of rescues that actually specialize in. yes, full breeds that are not mixed. and you can get a dog in right? >> 6.26. is the time we're going to take a break. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a local university is considering their own police department w

i assure you, this is a very unpopular issue for governor mills. it's a strange one for her to stake the flag on, in my opinion. >> but i think what you just said about treating people with dignity and respect, that's not what we've heard from the trump administration. and that's the piece that i wish democrats would articulate more. we can let's have the conversation about what i was a college athlete. i don't know how i feel about the issue if i'm being really honest. at the same time, i would never have a conversation and demonize someone. and other than the way we have heard donald trump do it, and that's the piece that i think we have to fight on. >> all right. thanks, juan, and i appreciate it. a measles outbreak in the southwestern united states is getting worse, with cases and hospitalizations growing by the day. we'll take you near the epicenter of the outbreak. that's next. >> the situation room with wolf blitzer tonight at six on cnn. >> your record label is taking off, but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. >> i need indeed. >

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and finally to say it is a spit in the face. >> the legacy of mills college. that was a safe haven for black and brown. people who otherwise didn't have a pathway to higher education and didn't stop. we reached out to the university for comment about this proposal and post and we're told the following statement while there have been productive conversations with the city of oakland. >> about a new partnership, including expanding our public safety resources. one, the oakland campus, the information shared in media reports does not represent the facts. although much of the information was attributed to a northeastern employee, none of it has been fact checked with university leaders. i don't have a lot of faith and escape do a lot of faith in opd. as articles have pointed out there, talking about this opd is still under federal oversight and under federal oversight for a reason because they can't seem long enough without. >> we're asking which the profiling or abusing a community member, right? this also case opportunity for a violent police officers and local

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if his intent did, they switch the buying of steel to us steel mills. while the problem with that is us steel mills, especially if everybody else is now competing for the same steel, that becomes more expensive again, a cost, which presumably will then be passed on to the consumers in the united states. longer term. because again, another intention of these terrorist is to get the likes of higher and die to build more steel mills in the united states. but that is not something you do and a question of a week. so even months that is a, a years long proposition from thank you very much for that robin fried life 1st in soul. meanwhile, the us judge has ruled the trump administration violated his earlier order by failing to resume the funding of federal programs. president trump pros, billions of dollars that pay for things such as health care, pensions, and veterans benefits. the white house is it will appeal to voting in bangladesh to trump administration, suspension of us 90, terry and funding has disrupted essential services such as food, clean water, e

. >> here we go. >> reporter: the milled wood ends up at taylor guitars. >> we will make beautiful guitars out of this. >> reporter: the urban guitars are sold around the world including here at griffin spring instruments in palo alto. >> frequently, the topic doesn't even come up. as to what is this wood and where did it come from. instead it is it sounds great and looks beautiful. >> reporter: molly tuttliest first tried out an ash. then a red iron bark. >> such a cool idea not only for the sustainability reasons which is obviously like a huge part of it. but i think it is cool for me as a guitar player. i want to play guitars that are made of all sorts of different woods. >> reporter: woods that provide a strong new voice in an ever changing world. >> brilliant idea. love that story. >>> now, let's go to our first alert weather to talk about the sun we have been seeing today. >> and more of it in store. and we are only a month away from the first day of spring. >> uh-huh. >> it is right around the corner. it will feel aprilish as we head into the weekend. we have all sorts of good news.

this sugar mill closed after 50 years of service to the rio grande valley. and it's absolutely devastating because mexico has not complied with the 1944 water treaty and given us the water that we so depend on, we are about to lose our citrus industry as well. you all know that florida has had a tough time in citrus. so america is really dependent on the rio grande valley and the state of texas for -- to deliver the citrus that we need. so as we say here in ag committee, food security is national security. and when we are depleted of sugar, of citrus, of other vegetables in our area, what that means is that we're going to be dependent on foreign countries to feed americans. we don't want that. we want american farmers to feed americans. and this is why the topic of agriculture, economic loss, water loss for us as per thwart treaty is so, so important. i can share with you that i'm proud to have secured language at the end of last year, in the last congress, granting the secretary of agriculture the authority to provide grants for economic relief to agricultu

the hosiery mills, blue jean factories and everything. the largerest -- the largest employer is walmart. i am just perplexed because i saw my family suffer from it, and many families in this little town in the mountains. so, if you could shed some light on that and if there is a chance that any of these jobs whatever come back to these old towns across america. i guess i am looking for hope. is there any? guest: i would say there is hope. it is not going to look like it did in the 1970's. but, there is the possibility to attract new factories to communities. it takes some policy to do that and it takes a reversal of the free-trade policy is that we saw over the last -- policies over the last couple of generations that led to the demise and manufacturing in a small and mid side towns in a wide variety of industries and it takes some investment in the skills of the workers and innovation. we have seen some points where it is possible but the ideas not to reimagine manufacturing as it was 50 or 60 years ago. that will not happen. that does n

puppy mills are commercial dog.y often include inhumane living conditions for the animals, their captain, cruel and unsanitary conditions. california recently banned the sale of puppies from retail stores that was in 2017. that though did not fix the issue. this new legislation would address puppy mill brokers. the people that transport the dogs from other states for profit thirst. also strengthen consumer protections when legally purchasing a dog. >> was shocked to learn that bad actors are getting around california's ban on puppy mills when in reality they're buying abused and neglected puppies from cruel out of state breeding operations and selling them to unsuspecting pet parents. >> if you're interested in adopting a particular breed of dog officials say there are plenty of rescues that specialize in just that. president trump says negotiations will start immediately to end. the russia-ukraine war coming after the u.s. welcome home. the american last night as part of a prisoner swap with russia. maddie beer-tem

at a white house event, the president told democrat janet mills that she better go along with his executive order banning trans athletes from competing in girls and women's sports, or risk losing federal funding. and her job. >> you better do it because you're not going to get any federal funding at all if you don't. and by the way, your population, even though it's somewhat liberal, although i did very well there, your population doesn't want men playing in women's sports. >> governor mills responded by telling the president that she will see him in court. >> in other developments today, the president scored a legal victory when a federal judge allowed his plans to dismantle usaid to move forward. >> and the associated press is suing trump and the trump administration, rather, officials over access to presidential events. citing freedom of speech. the administration blocked the ap after it refused to change gulf of america in its style guide. >> uh- shakeup at ice followed frustration with the progress of carrying out president trump's mass deportation goals. today, the acting head of the

i took that it governor mills was also talking about the anti-discrimination laws that exist and that to abide by them. we'll see. it was my expectation that this would happen immediately, and there would be funding on the table, and it will play out. but the problem with some of these executive orders as it pertains to gender is that gender is a lot more complicated than they would have you believe. one of trump's lawyers was in court with this federal judge, and said, you know, there are men and there are women. it's just about male and female and the judge said that's biologically incorrect. there are 30 examples of the types of intersects people. >> what is that? >> you have foot-both. >> you have both? >> it's such a rare exception it doesn't even -- >> jeanine: it's like the transgenders are trying to compete. it's like 1%. so why force girls across this country -- >> i'm not trying to. >> jeanine: be in their bathroom. it's legal, wrong, and the public doesn't want it. >> that's not what would you be -- illegal doesn't mean -- >> jeanine: 2,000 years, men an women and now we ha

had i not done that, you wouldn't have one steel mill.an say, not one steel mill operating in this country. and we need steel. there are some things you have to have, and steel is one of them, for military, etc. i think steel will be very strong. it will be very strong. i think it will go back to being very powerful. we saved it. we were talking about u.s. steel last week. u.s. steel would have been totally closed. we saved it. now it will be, i think very profitable. the tariffs are going to save a lot of industries. >> if the japanese company interested in u.s. steel wants to take a minority stake as opposed to full ownership -- pres. trump: minority stake i wouldn't mind grately, but what they are doing is they will be investors in debt and various other things. we didn't want to let u.s. steel go to a foreign company. u.s. steel was the greatest company in the world 80 years ago or so. psychologically, we cannot even think about letting that happen. what is going to happen, and we have seen it, you see it in the stock price, with the

mills that could take inputs. it can recycle scrap, and it is now a behemoth. and it's become problematic because china has a difficult economy right now, and it cannot afford to stop those steel mills. so you see, dumping all across the global trade balance. and that's ending up in the united states and irritating domestic manufacturers. >> so in a the point of view of consumers, what does this mean for like new construction projects for automobiles? are things going to get more expensive for folks? >> yes, yes. look, the market for steel, which again used to be dominated by pittsburgh. it's no longer that, as your correspondent said, it's very fluid and fungible. we have the koreans, the mexicans, the canadians, the vietnamese all along the value chain passing this stuff along. and if there's any shiver in the system, any idea that, wow, a big price hike is going through already car prices are at a record high. they saw significant inflation coming out of the supply chain. shock of the pandemic. and it stands to

all the homes down on mill court are elevated, they're lifted up. so the homes are fine, but you just can't get out unless you have a paddleboard or a canoe. she had to be ready for it. have your flood insurance and go with it. you know. already we're starting to see the water recede here along fife creek. but remember, if you see these signs, don't drive through a flooded road or street. this morning we have seen fire responding to several calls for rescue. >ryan>yep. turn around. don't drown. thank you. veronica macias. and about five miles east on the river, a mudslide swept an entire home into the rushing waters. this happened yesterday. rescue teams were deployed to patrol the water. but later word came that no one was home at the time. crews also cleared trees that had fallen on power lines in that neighborhood. the county will still have to decide what to do about that slide area, and yesterday's storm caused some power outages across the bay area. here's a look at pg e's outage map. as of 1130 this morning, about 6700 customers were still wi

an update on that crash in mill valley. officers say both drivers are critically injured. police first reported this crash early before 7 o'clock tonight happened on miller avenue in front of temple, pius high schools. you can see 2 vehicles with airbags deployed. the road was closed in both directions. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you more information online. >> a >> different people from all religions here in san francisco saying place of worship should stay as a sanctuary. they held a gathering earlier today at saint mark's lutheran church. religious leaders say they are particularly troubled by the trump administration saying immigration officers may be allowed to make arrests, places like churches, synagogues and temples. >> we do not turn our backs on each other. we do not round people up. we do not send them back into harm's way because sanctuary is not just a place. it's a calling. it's wholly resistance. >> more than a dozen or more than 2 dozen rather religious organizations have filed a federal lawsuit alleging the president. immigration policy

each of these steel mills employs between 200 and 500 people, except for the one in texas, which employs 2,000 people. according to sec filings, the average steel worker in america working for these big five companies earns $100,000 a year. this is a great income for a man or woman without a college degree. and this is exactly why you're right to say there's a trade-off. in economics, there's always a trade-off. yes, steel prices went up by 2.5%. it might even be more, a little bit more. but we created thousands of jobs in regions that needed those jobs, we encouraged the steel companies to invest in new high-tech steel production. and so overall, it was a big win, because remember what i said: every consumer is a producer. that, as a producer, you need to be in a good job and in a job with growth prospects. - why, scott, is that not a price worth paying? - well, because the same study, the international trade commission study, found that output at steel-consuming industries went down. and thus we had a net economic loss of more than $600 billion every year. so you can boost some steel e

this idea comes from northeastern college, formerly known as mills college, but it's raising concerns about overpolicing and its legality. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to students and neighbors and has more. >> safety is a concern for many students at northeastern university in oakland. some, like the idea of the university having its own police force. >> oakland is not safe, and it would be nice to have, you know, that extra amount of safety. >> since its merger with mills college, northeastern has upgraded safety and security services. but in a memorandum of understanding, or mou submitted to the city of oakland, the university is seeking to create and pay for its own police department with all the powers of a police force, and to be allowed to patrol off campus in parts of east oakland. >> communities can't thrive. they can't expand. you can't really have a good quality of life if it's too dangerous to go outside. >> stephanie hayden is with the group east oakland neighbors. she acknowledges the socioeconomic issues that have historically plagued east oakland, but

the milled wood ends up at taylor guitars. >> when i see this, i see the potential of the world changingul guitars out of this. >> reporter: the urban guitars are sold around the world, including here at gryphon stringed instruments in palo alto. >> frequently the topic doesn't come up as to what is this wood and where did it come from? instead it's like wow, this sounds great and it looks beautiful. >> reporter: molly tuttle first tried out a shamel ash and then red ironbark. her verdict? >> such a cool idea not only for like the sustainability reasons, which is obviously a huge part of it, but i think it's cool for me as a guitar player, like i want to play guitars that are made of all sorts of different woods. >> reporter: woods that provide a strong new voice in an ever changing world. >> well, if you are looking to buy or just want to check out some cool cars, the silicon valley auto show is going on through this weekend. they are showcasing hundreds of vehicles from vintage models to evs to a car that can apparently fly. the flying car is being developed in san mateo. they've made

but uh, the, the kind of rumor mill has it that the trump administration is power at prioritizing those who are pro trump voices. right. but in the rest, you mentioned this state, but department people around the world will know, especially across the global south of the you and sam was saying at the tony blinking last press conference sites, was marco ruby and the news equity is dave may use that against you, whether it's a trump administration or not. so it's unclear. i did hear from sam that he had some trouble getting back in, but we'll see what happens. i mean, the, the reason we did that and we interrupted tony blinking it to the extent that it wasn't even an interruption. i caught a humanitarian intervention. was for 2 reasons. number one, we had actually been respecting the process as blinking ordered sam, who's a need to do when he attempted to ask a question. we've been going for 15 months, raising our hands following the process and never felt violating the rules. but for months and months, matthew miller, his press secretary blankets, press secretary, had blacklisted us and

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poco más hacia el norte de la región, vemos como siguen pasando algunas lloviznas ya sobre la zona de milligos de sacramento de fairfield ya están viendo esta lluvia moderada. se espera que esto continúe durante esta tarde, avanzando también con esos fuertes vientos, especialmente a lo largo de la costa y en elevaciones arriba de los mil pies. les quiero mostrar lo que estamos monitoreando, especialmente en el norte de la bahía. como les mencioné hasta este punto, cualquier tipo de lluvia puede traer preocupación. así que hay un aviso por inundación. este se mantendrá en efecto hasta las 9 21 de esta noche en el condado de sonoma. en esa zona que usted declara ese verde clarito, el resto del norte de la región se mantendrá bajo una vigilancia por inundación hasta mañana a la 13:00 de la tarde. y como les mencioné, también está monitoreando ese viento y estará, en efecto, hasta el viernes a las 04:00 para los condados de alameda, contra costa, san francisco y santa clara, pero también está monitoreando las condiciones que están pasando, por supuesto, sobre sacramento. ahí también estamos vi

yes, we are at goodman building supply in mill valley. when the storms hit, people know what they're looking for. people are buying some pumps, boots, tarps and we have also water barrier, which we should be selling. now. there are also slick roads of course, and there have been accidents. so certainly something to keep in reporting live in san francisco christie smith, nbc, bay area news. christie. thank you. a slushy drive in the sierra tonight. this is what it looked like along i-80 earlier today. you can see the snow and ice piled up along the sides of the highway right there. and this is what it looks like tonight. you can see the wet roads causing tricky conditions for those drivers. chains are not required on i-80 or highway 50 right now, but caltrans is telling drivers to carry them just in case. anyone heading to tahoe this weekend, you should check the road conditions before you hit the road. and don't forget you can track the weather while you're on the go by downloading our free nbc bay area app. you will receive personalized

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i talked to governor mills a little bit. i think she she believed strongly in what he what she said that the law and the constitution needs to be followed. uh, and and we'll see how it goes. >> and so what's the issue here is that trump signed this executive order after he took office, um, which he said was aimed to keep transgender athletes from competing in women's sports. and basically, if a state doesn't follow the executive order, they're going to instruct the department of education through title nine to to withhold federal funding. and after that happened, the department of education, civil rights division announced it's launching a title nine investigation into maine's doge. >> yeah. uh, listen, uh, i'm the governor of delaware. it's my 32nd day as governor. 15 years ago, i was a u.s. diplomat in iraq, was a sixth and seventh grade math teacher. that's why i got into this business. our schools are struggling across this country. we're not getting the educational outcomes we that our kids and our families deserve. i t

was waging war all the time on the pill mills, they called them, that fueled the deadly opioid crisis. and she did better than anybody else. there was nobody like her in the country. she also won over $50 billion in lawsuits for the victims of financial fraud and devastating deepwater horizon oil spill, which was brutal and she was the leader of that whole deal, getting that people taken care of. as attorney general of the united states, pam has a historic and urgently needed task ahead of her. and probably there's never been a time that's more important than right now. we went through four years of not such good work in many ways. not just with the president, at other levels also, with the president obviously. she's going to restore fair, equal and impartial justice and restore the constitutional rule of law in america. she will lead the democrats, you know where they're going to -- she's going to lead them right down. but i think she's going to be as impartial as you can possibly be. i know i'm supposed to say she's going to be totally impartial with respect to democrats and i think

mill when the referee decided to call home and the agent champions think west l. hello, a breach. i can stop spots. that's thanks to a full one. went against the writing club, the sub list. now come in and check and sell. i screwed the 1st 2 goals. they started writing side. so one of the, sorry i did a couple more, the rings a currently out, some of the qualification places for the last 60 kind of sound christmas being in action for the 1st time since that quarter, final defeats gives them a joke of it to the australian open the spiny, it was up against home favorites. allstate fund designs looked at the ropes at. i'm open. it knocked him out of the last year. as you, aside from brown, chris is the witness in town. so in $0.03 on the dallas open swimming pool, was it full stretching? he's on pretty much full, showing the sort of form that seen him move into the world's top 10 for the 1st time. actually it was kind of american jimson brooks, the winning this concept, and 3 cents to move into the last day from world them into ownership. a was a 1st round when and i

these exercises have been held with an increased frequency and scale reflecting both be close and mill. it 3 ties between the us and south korea and the height and tensions with north korea. the drills of also have been expanded to include the military of japan to count to know totally north korea and threats, but the expanding influence of china in the region. the meeting last week between trump and japanese prime minister, she gather, we sheba, seem to reinforce that close relationship, but both tokyo and so no the potential for volatility from a trump. whitehouse rub mcbride, i'll just say era approach on south korea of access to electricity across the serial is extremely limited with money having power for only 2 hours a day. years of war and sanctions have worse and the energy crisis, the new government says it's working to fix the problem with some of in job aid reports from damascus that are going to the neighborhood is one of the most impoverished areas in damascus. it's at least go dark when the sun goes down. when mohammed has had to ask her teenage daughters to quit school s

we also have i think donte mills who is a private pilot who lives in the area. dante, if you hadn't -- and hear me, i'm curious because i'm wondering if you have flown out of the north philly airport if you live in this area what can you tell us about the crash? what are you curious about and there's a? >> this is a congested area i think that is what everybody should know. you can't tell from these pictures but philadelphia is a city of row homes where all of these homes are connected they are right on top of each other. when you talk about six of those homes being on fire the threat of that entire block being on fire was a real. we talk about 6:00 at night there is activity there a lot of activity in that area. the content and bustle area which has the strip mall and a lot of restaurants. people all about that area also to be going about your life and to have a plane crash in an active neighborhood, not talking about a field or anywhere like that, an active neighborhood where people are living their lives, the devastation will be real and the terror will be re

the president asking if maine's governor, janet mills, was in the room. >> maine here? the governor of maine? >> not here. >> are you not going to with it? >> i'm complying with state and federal laws. we are the federal law. you better do it because you're not going to get any federal funding if you don't. your population, even though it's somewhat liberal, although i did very well there, your population doesn't want men playing in women's sports so you better -- you better comply, because otherwise you're not getting any federal funding. >> see you in court. >> every state -- good, i'll see you in court. i look forward to that are that should be a real easy one are and enjoy your life after governor, because i don't think you'll be in elected politics. >> reporter: the president threatening to withhold federal funds from maine, but the governor punching back saying if he does, the state will take all necessary legal action. governor mills saying, "the state of maine will not be infill dated by the president's threats." >> david: mary bruce at the white house tonight.

how to go look out for all sides. late in the 1st half, the score was mill mill when the rectory decided to call christiana, rinaldo says he is most complete player of all time as the all now sir and portugal international turns 40 years old. speaking on spanish to be earlier in the week the rinaldo added but he has no plans to retire and ends to play in the 2026 world cuts score twice for all nicer and asian champions leak on monday, bringing his powers to record extending 923 career goals. everyone agrees with his claims that he's the best without including inter miami head coach heavy, a master right now. although it is worth mentioning that master rhino is the same nationality. and at the same thing, we're going to do one which i have a lot of respects for christiano, but i don't have to talk about his opinions. it's what he thinks, i have my own thoughts and isn't not starting for all the while now. serious sadie rivals. oh, hello. have taken to a spot to the asian champions league west. that's thanks for the for one. went against iranian club per separately. it's malcolm edge while

it was even sweeter given the 5 mill the seat to boom as last week as it stands for a several pools to qualify for a year pain competition. next season. i see it said let me point the 2nd place also to face months of suspension on sunday months. the united cit 12th is a phase crystal palace on sunday. and monday of reuben m. rooms says he wants to keep cubby may know, and a 100 got not you. both have been linked with old profit exits, may know who has had injury problems in the house, in his best form this season. well, i'm was previously unhappy with god, not chose aptitude, which so him excluded from, you know, he says when of a bunch of city in december and it changed right the way the dot that came from safety the we, you understands things and understands that i just want to help him, i just want to we can games and change in everything. i want players like covian got a national the focus is that we have to improve the our academy and you have to bring more because doctors, the doctor is something that's all the, the, the clubs in, in any way i'd have to take advantage for how muc

struggling financially and nippon steel has made numerous promises, like investing in its domestic steel millsan citizens. when the union said they may import cheaper steel the deal, but the firms are hoping they can convince mr trump that the deal is good for the us economy. mr ishiba will likely bring this up in his meeting. former prime minister shinzo abe and the us president as he tries to avoid other things, like an economic fallout from us tariffs on the japanese economy. below £300,000. remain american, nippon steel promised to keep its leadership american citizens. a commitment that it will not. of course, that didn't stop mr biden from blocking the deal, but the firms are hoping they can convince mr trump that the deal is good for the us economy. mr ishiba will likely bring this up in his meeting. but he will have a lot to achieve because mr trump had a bit of a bromance, if you like, going on with former prime minister shinzo abe and the us president is reportedly aware of mr ishiba's not so friendly relationship with the late mr abe. so we'll see how mr ishiba can navigate this, es