13 miles southwest of greater cincinnati airport, moving towards the northeast, 50 miles per hour. okay, i'm going sound the sirens. because that's a test. what's the matter with the sirens? are they stuck? what do we have to do to get these -- sirens turned off? this is not a test. a w secure the local emergency broadcast station national weather service says it has sat a tornado near the greater cincinnati airport. here is the national weather service. the latest report, it is a funnel cloud and it looks to be about 200 feet off. no, no. it is touching the ground. what is it doing now? heading toward how quickly the emergency operating is manned by civil defense and members of the hamilton county disaster council. it was emergency c. go ahead. the tornado tornado bring down. it's really been a huge. funnel rips across the ohio river passes just west of cincinnati, roars on through hamilton county. so. about 808 five feet increase. a reported 463 can play hail is a shambles. nine six to go ahead this morning. this road has been wiped. how low was all the solid. i know when you get

miles: great. at this time, i want to invite participants in washington and online to join the conversation with your questions. i want to remind you that this meeting is on the record. we will begin with those in the audience. could you identify yourself? >> [indiscernible] i had a question for ms. brandt about one of the elements in the landscape of foreign influence that you identified at the very beginning of your remarks, and that is the growth of an industry of i gather companies offering foreign influence services. i wonder if you could say more about that industry, where are those companies based, how do they get their personnel, and someone? jessica: what we are talking about is the rise of these commercial actors, many of them use some of the tools i described, artificial intelligence, big data analytics to offer influence as a service to a wide array of actors, nation states but also their proxies, nonstate actors, fracturing global information environments of other media companies. it i

i had miles.s, i got lucky. >> indoor football is a bit different from the traditional form of the game. the field is about 30% of the size of an nfl field. but panthers head coach rob keefe says the intensity and the big plays are all the same. that's why he's looking for talented athletes to join the 2023 national champions. >> a lot of our players have played in the nfl, played major college football, but a lot of people get overlooked. and so this is what the open tryout system, if you will, is for. we want everybody to come in. that feels like they might be the diamond in the rough that they haven't had the opportunity to play professional football. here's your chance. show us what you have and you might be able to make the team. >> coach keefe isn't sure how many guys he'll bring on board, but the athletes trying out say, even if the chances to make the team are slim, the chance to play is worth it. >> long term, it's like i want my family to know i'm able to play professional football and t

parade routes that stretch for miles.compared to the super bowl to protect? >> i would say so. several blocks. lots of open spaces. so we strategically put teams at certain areas, so again, if there is a call for us, we can rapidly hit the situations. >> reporter: after a deadly terror attack here new year's day, mardi gras now has more federal resources than ever. and like during last month's super bowl, officials are again patrolling on the water and in the skies. and bourbon street, te site of the new year's day attack, is heavily barricaded and patrolled. meanwhile, back on the parade routes, what advantage does a vehicle like this give you in case of an emergency? >> it's a lot smaller, maneuverable. you can hit curbs, jump on sidewalks. it's a lot more versatile and just faster than a normal patrol car. >> reporter: new orleans police say tens of thousands of people are attending these parades. you can see it here. security is at an all-time high to help keep these crowds safe. the festivities continue tonight strai

esta protesta, de acuerdo a los activistas, es un clamor de justicia ante la incertidumbre que viven milese indocumentados que se pregunta hasta cuÁndo terminarÁ esta pesadilla? fÉlix: tras el endurecimiento de las polÍticas migratorias, expertos hacen un llamado a los migrantes que estÉn en un proceso migratorio a tener mucho cuidado con tres delitos que los ubicarÍa en la lÍnea de deportaciÓn. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: el momento en que las medida de migraciÓn se hacen mÁs estrictas, expertos dicen que hay que tener mÁs cuidado. tienen que estar muy cuidadoso sobre tres crÍmenes. aunque la lista de crÍmenes son larga, estos son los mÁs graves. es difÍcil lograr un perdÓn para aquella persona que haya cometido uno de ellos. violencia domÉstica, manejar bajo la influencia (dui), robo entienda, cualquier migrante y documentado y que este en un proceso que cometa uno de estos crÍmenes se convierte en un objetivo prioritario de estas agencias. >> este crimen es un delito de vileza humanidad. es un delito grave. reportera: aÚn aquellos que estÁn en el paÍs con sus papeles en proceso, deben

we have some gusts up to 30 miles per hour along our coastline. so it's going to be breezy when tomorrow an unsettled. so just be prepared for that. and here's that 7 day outlook because looks like that storm door is opening once again tomorrow and then wednesday. so yeah, it's a spring showers, i guess in the back to you. >> thanks, gayle. well, one person is tonight after a car crash in danville. police say a minivan crashed into a truck causing it to turn over at the intersection of sycamore valley road at camino ramon and a passenger in the truck died at the scene. 3 others inside the car and the minivan driver were hospitalized with minor injuries. the crash forced road closures that have since been opened. it's unclear what caused the crash, but police are investigating >> sorrow in the world of rhythm and blues. grammy nominated r and b singer angie stone was killed early this morning and a car crash near atlanta. the 63 year-old was a member of the all-girl hip-hop trio. the sequins and known for the hit song. wish i didn't miss you was ba

here is the wind speeds of 16, 10 to 16 miles per hour right now during this 11:00pm hour. 22 miles per hour. that's reading in oakland. so over the few days, the rest of your weekend expect an unsettled weather pattern on sunday. a chance of some scattered showers breezy conditions. a few breaks from the clouds and the rain, though, but other than that, it's pretty unsettled. maybe about a 10 year of an inch of rain for most of the east bay and more in the santa cruz mountains. we start the week off. cloudy and dry and then another chance of rain midweek. i will talk more about that and some sierra snow when i come back for my next weather presentation head back to you. >> thanks, gayle. well, bay area baseball fans celebrating the rich sports culture in oakland today. hundreds of people went out around monday park 4 fan fest 2025. our kron. 4 photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us there. >> try to statements a reader. no one ever says the a's have said will clinton immediately left but the ball is really are reading here like they've their ballpark in the heart of west oakland. we'

tienen miles de millones de dÓlares y saben lo que es una persona que estÁ luchando para sobrevivir dÍainarÍa mÁs de 134,000 millones de salud, 230,000 millones en asistenciaalimentaria. >> primero tenemos que cuidar de nosotros, asegurarnos que son cosas bÁsicas la que estamos hablando, hablamos de salud mÉdica y asegurarnos que detengamos a donde ir. parte del esfuerzo de este viernes, es un llamado al boicot contra grandes corporaciones y pidiendo los consumidores no comprar durante 24 horas para ejercer presiÓn econÓmica y la pregunta es quÉ tanto sirven y en quÉ momento empiezan a ser. >> este tipo crÓnico que estÁn haciendo es llamar la atenciÓn y tiene algo de poder y fuerza para poder sacar esta economÍa adelante. >> yo creo que es un arma muy eficiente para expresar el descontento polÍtico que tenemos, tiene un impacto simbÓlico y es impacto simbÓlico es muy importante. >> el profesor seÑala que aunque el impacto financiero sea limitado, lo simbÓlico es crucial, es importante visible sar y representa una quinta parte del paÍs y genera miles de millones de dÓlares de ingreso. >>

instead of 11 miles.f the race will be moved to fairbanks for the fourth time this century. 33 mushers are in the race, including the daughter of a 1983 champion who died from cancer last year. she's competing in his honor. fans come from everywhere to watch this tribute to alaska's heritage. >> ironically, when i was younger and in eighth grade, i did a school project on the iditarod that my mother reminded me of recently, and i just have always been fascinated by the endurance of the mushers and the dogs. so it's a it's fantastic to be here. >> and since there is less snow this year, mushers must run an extra 128 extra miles for a total journey of 1128 miles. competitors will finish that race in the old gold rush town of nome, on the bering sea coast, about ten days after the start. >> well, the private lunar lander touched down on the moon this morning. it marks the second time a private company successfully executed a soft lunar landing. the texas based company firefly says the unmanned blue ghost lun

fÉlix: un proyecto de ley presentado ofrecerÍa miles de dÓlares para entregar migrantes indocumentadosntantes de diversas organizaciones religiosas comienzan a manifestarse por el rechazo de las polÍticas migratorias. califican las operaciones de ice como inhumana. reportera: las voces de protestas hicieron eco en el corazÓn de los Ángeles. >> que cada persona, no importa quien sea, tienen dignidad. cada persona, no importa de dÓnde son, son hechos a la imagen de dios. reportera: con bandera de estados unidos, mÉxico, guatemala, entre otras, se mantiene en su postura por estas polÍticas migratorias. los manifestante denuncian que los agentes de ice violan los derechos humanos interrumpiendo en los hogares y llevÁndose a las personas. >> Él estÁ buscando a quien sea. >> que toda persona merece el procedimiento. todas las personas migrantes tienen derecho en este paÍs. reportera: este cambio de postura refleja el impacto de la polÍticas migratorias. esta protesta, de acuerdo a los activistas, es un clamor de justicia ante la incertidumbre que viven miles de indocumentados que se pregunta

they're going about a 80 miles per hour -- 180 miles an hour.ing before the temporary road course features 15 -- 14 turns, also 1.8 miles around the streets of st. petersburg. so much fun to look forward to later on. stick around for now on "fox & friends." more coming up after the break. ♪ here i am—field trip chaperone! before preventing migraine with qulipta, it was hard keeping plans. and look at me now! you'll never truly, forget migraine, but qulipta reduces attacks, making more zero-migraine days possible. don't take if allergic to qulipta. get help right away for serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing, face, lip, or tongue swelling, itching or rash which may occur when taking qulipta or days after. common side effects include nausea, constipation, and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. qulipta—the forget-you-get migraine medicine. hi, i'm tali and i lost 85 pounds on golo. following golo and taking release i was able to lose weight gradually and keep it off. i wish i started sooner. don't wait go straight to gol

and throughout the san bruno gap, they're 39 mile per hour wind gusts, 31 across the bay in hayward, through castro valley 20 and mountain view. we also have some pretty gusty winds out throughout buchanan field in concord and currently in oakland at oakland international airport. some gusty winds as well. now take a look at our storm tracker. because we have a lot of precipitation in and around the state of california. next time around, i'll talk claudine about the next shot of rain and we will all need that umbrella. >> okay. thank you. roberta. well, police in hayward are investigating a shooting that left four people wounded outside of a popular filipino restaurant. police say that shooting happened outside the grill by miss g, which is on foothill boulevard. this was all around 1050 last night. all four victims were treated at the hospital and are expected to make a full recovery. police say they have no suspects in custody and are looking into the events that led up to that shooting. the g team says they are deeply saddened by the incident, and said they are taking steps to enh

the death of a 29 mile per hour gusts.t in the 30's across much of the bay area, whether it's the north bay, the east bay, the south bay, it is going to be windy couple that with already chilly temperatures, it's going to be bitingly cold at times. finally tomorrow morning, those winds really died down, still maintaining 25 mile per hour gusts in the dead of a future rainfall totals. we've got a chance of rain almost every day this week, except for tomorrow. and the rain accumulations not terribly impressive by friday. we'll see just over an inch of rain in eureka about half that amount. mendocino they head toward fresno. 1.3, 5 inches of rain and even more than that in bakersfield. 1.8, look at the numbers in san francisco and the bay area. san francisco, 5, 1, hundredths of an inch of rain from today all the way through friday. that's the accumulation. and about the same in oakland, santa rosa parks, a poultry, 2, 1, hundredths of an inch temperatures now mainly in the 50's we found he was in from the 40's will start to

we run about 160 miles an hour. >> reporter: i gotta tell you, 160 miles per hour feels like it whenhave roof over your head on these cars. they are aerodynamics -- aerodynamic. it's around the streets of st. petersburg, so there are 14 different turns. the drivers really have to balance precision but also aggression as you have that 160 miles per hour on that airport runway. it's just, it's so varied. and you get to see all of beautiful florida as you're whipping around in one of these cars. and i do want to leave you with a fun fact about these tires. this sidewall here is actually made from recycled plant from arizona, and i'm from arizona a, so so i had to give a shout-out. guys, peter, i'll tell you that i know i drove you for ride to work for fox nation, and i kind of regret not driving you in one of these indycars. maybe we'll do that next time. peter: i think the problem is if you drive like anything without a lid in new york city, people are just going to start throwing tough in the back -- stuff in the back with, just whatever's in their hands. charlieal a though they do dr

[mÚsica] ♪mÚsica] fÉlix: en medio de la incertidumbre que viven miles de inmigrantes california apruebara protegerlos. el gobernador gavin newsom destinarÁ $ 50 millones para apoyo legal y para organizaciones pro inmigrantes. tras la declaratoria del inglÉs como idioma oficial del paÍs millones de personas se verÁn impactadas por no dominar la lengua oficial. [habla en inglÉs] fÉlix: zoe saldaÑa hace historia y se convierte en la primera actriz de origen dominicano en ganar un Óscar como actriz de reparto en la pelÍcula "emilia pÉrez". al recibir la estatuilla dijo "soy una orgullosa hija de padres inmigrantes". locutor: Éste es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana ediciÓn nocturna con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas tardes, en medio del temor y la incertidumbre en que viven los inmigrantes en california por las nuevas polÍtica de la administraciÓn trump, el gobernador gavin newsom firmÓ ayudas que destinan fondos millonarios para proteger a los migrantes que estÁn en peligro de deportaciÓn. wendy castillo desde los Ángeles nos dice en quÉ consiste esas ayudas. wendy: arturo, comerciant

we saw 40 and even 50 mile per hour gusts last night. windy sunday night into monday morning. temps this morning as cold as the 30's dublin fairfield delay, hope sonoma among a few spots that have dropped in the 30's to kick things off. so just make sure you're bundled up to start. we are definitely looking at some sunshine and dry skies today, but staying cool in the 50's to low 60's, right? all right. on the eve of let's get you rolling out there. the traffic already starting to build. if you are going to be traveling along our bridges right now, a 60 minute ride heading into the city left 14 on that san mateo bridge, 90 minute run on the golden gate bridge and that richmond center fell just short of 11 minutes starting. send it back to you. thanks a lot, 6.30, breaking news this morning. there's a heavy police presence right now at 54th and international boulevard in oakland now. so at this point, properties to a is there. >> with thought what we know at least at the moment, joey. yeah, guys, what we've learned so far is that this is

it's down to five miles in half moon bay. earlier tonight it was about a half a mile, so be careful as we take a look at some live pictures. sutro and exploratorium showing you the fog just shrouding san francisco temperatures right now, anywhere from the 40s to the 60. here's a look at the storm impact scale. we have a level one tomorrow night into sunday. showers, breezy conditions, a chance of thunderstorms on sunday, and dangerous surf is coming your way. so tomorrow night it's not a washout for your saturday plans, but carry an umbrella at 7:00. some showers coming through 9:00 as well. and then here comes the more organized showers sunday morning. you will notice it continues until 11 a.m. and even into the nighttime hours. so this is just going to be scattered shower activity. rainfall totals are going to be generally under a third of an inch, but there will be some wetter spots that will come in about a half an inch or so in the wettest locations. a winter weather advisory 10 p.m. tomorrow until 1 p.m. monday for the

wendy: y es que el miedo es una sombra que persigue a miles de indocumentados en california, pero enor gavin newsom firmÓ una serie de leyes que destinan $50 millones para protegerlos de las deportaciones. $25 millones serÁn para enfrentar desafÍos legales contra el gobierno federal, mientras que el resto se utilizarÁ para apoyar a organizaciones defensoras de los derechos de los inmigrantes. >> sus $ 25 millones que van a significar mÁs servicios gratuitos o a bajo costo. wendy: pero mÁs allÁ del alivio econÓmico se estÁn discutiendo dos proyectos de ley para proteger a niÑos y familias. rocÍo, madre de familia comenta que le gustarÍa mÁs protecciÓn en las escuelas. >> estarÍa bien esa estrategia para que ellos se sientan mÁs seguros en las escuelas. wendy: el proyecto requerirÍa que los agentes de migraciÓn obtengan un permiso escrito antes de ingresar a la escuela y prohibirÍa su presencia en cualquier habitaciÓn donde haya niÑos. mientras que la cb—48 prohibirÍa la colaboraciÓn de la policÍa local con agentes federales de migraciÓn. >> es importante que las escuelas continÚen sie

encontramos casos similares en distintas partes del paÍs, todos con pÉrdidas significativas de milesal banco, quÉ si tiene mÁs personas afuera esperando y me siguieron a mi casa y saben donde vivo, si tenÍa miedo. andrea: quienes confiaron en ellas quedan con cuentas vacÍas, hheridas invisibles y con un solo pensamiento que los caminos de la vida no son como ellos pensaban. >> camina de la vÍa continÚa negando todas estas acusaciones, sin embargo estaremos pendientes de cualquier testimonio que nos desee enviar. tenemos una actualizaciÓnen el apuÑala miento del co autoridad detuvieron a josÉ jimÉnez pÉrez por pre atacar con arma blanca a otro hombre el sÁbado en la tarde en un campamento de indigentes en el bloque 2000, la vÍctima se encuentra en condiciÓn estable. este lunes va a comparecer en corte hombre que fue detenido el jueves por presunto trÁfico una joven de 17 aÑos, es al hombre que ve en pantalla de sacramento, segÚn el sheriff abuso de la joven y luego la obligÓ a hacerle actos sexuales a otros en distintas ciudades. ahora se enteraran de una segunda vÍctima y temen que h

. >> musk es un millonario, tiene miles de millones de dÓlares.ra sobrevivir dÍa tras dÍa. >> el presupuesto propuesto por donald trump reduce servicios esenciales mientras que destina mÁs recursos a deportaciones masivas con menos abogados engrase y las enfrentan procesos sin defensa, mismo tiempo se eliminarÍan mÁs de 134,000 millones de salud 230,000 millones en asistencia alimentaria y miles de millones en educaciÓn transporte y seguridad. >> primero tenemos que cuidarnos, asegurarnos cosas bÁsicas. de salud mÉdica. asegurarnos que tengamos donde ir si estamos enfermos. >> parte del esfuerzo del viernes es un llamado al boicot contra grande corporaciones como amazon y walmart pidiendo los consumidores no comprar durante mi t4 es para ejercer presiÓn econÓmica. >> la pregunta es quÉ tanto sirven estos boicot y en quÉ momento empiezan a servir? >> estos tipos de boicot lo Único que hacen es llamar la atenciÓn para que digan que el consumidor tiene algo de poder y fuerza para poder sacar esta economÍa delante. >> creo que es un arma eficiente par

five mile radius out the first circle, my house, 10 miles out.hat's where she'd go. keith morrison: while in town, the sheriff's office confronted the baffling mystery. it's a halloween party, so you had the majority of people in costumes. keith morrison: it didn't take but a minute for detective brian sroka and mike preadmore to get the picture this wasn't going to be easy. somehow, they had to figure out what happened to one young woman at a rowdy party of more than 600 people who'd been drinking, many of whom had disguised themselves for halloween. so we put all those together, it almost makes it a worst case scenario to start an investigation. keith morrison: there certainly wasn't a list of people they could contact. you're in the middle of nowhere. it's pitch black, you know, minus the fire and the little bit of moonlight. and this party is going all throughout the early morning hours, people are coming and going-- there's just no accountability, who's there, who's coming, who's leaving. so somebody walking you through the grounds of the pa

we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] [ car engine revving ] get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. [joe] that's my commitment. >>> welcome back. clearance weekend for the annual white elephant rummage sale kicked off this weekend in oakland. thousandsof shoppers from around the bay lined up for some bargains. the sale features everything from clothes to shoes to ceramics and collectibles from 19 different departments. we spoke to one shopper who brought new serving platter and some sunglasses. he says he plans on coming back every year. >> pretty good deals here, would you say? >> definitely. >> reporter: do you recommend this to other people? >> i would, we drove 40 minutes to get here and it was worth the time. >> there you go. proceeds will go towards the oakland museum. if anyt

thick smoke can be seen for miles. the flames slicing through this hillside. officials are asking the public to stay vigilant, with burn bans in place across both states. back in south carolina, residents on edge, watching and waiting for any signs of relief. >> we were definitely pretty concerned it was going to blow this way. when it did, that's when it really got hectic and stressful. >>> our thanks to emily for that report. out west a dust storm west of phoenix arizona may have triggered a deadly crash. four people were killed and two in critical condition. investigators believe a single accident created a domino effect on interstate 10 with both cars and semis slamming into each other. good morning, michelle, what are you watching? >> a really busy week weather wise. we're looking at a big system out west that's going to move to the east and bring all sorts of impacts. today blizzard-like conditions in the northern plains and rockies. by wednesday, along the east coast. this is today, we have the storm in the rockies, high plains, bringing 5 to 10 inches

cnn aerospace analyst miles o'brien joining us now with more on this. miles, great to see you. help us understand the significance of this landing. >> well, i guess you could give them the oscar for the best moon landing of the 21st century. jessica, they did well. it's the first soft landing. the first fully successful landing of the commercial lunar, uh, project that nasa has underway as part of its big artemis program. uh, there was a complete failure, and then a partial failure by a company called intuitive uh, which is about to have another lander, uh, on its way down in just a matter of days. but this is all part of an effort to scout out, uh, landing sites and. potential, uh, habitation zones for astronauts to set up a base camp as part of this artemis moon campaign that nasa is engaged with. and it is dependent upon, uh, a government rocket called the space launch system. and a lot of commercial players like this company, firefly out of texas, which had a great success. >> yeah. okay. so i want to talk about kind of the micro and then the macro. so the micro being what

los jueces aquí tienen miles de casos y cada 1 puede tardar años en llegar a una conclusión.ciudad de méxico cuando tenía solo 6 años de edad. 30 años después, tiene hijos nacidos en estados unidos y su solicitud de residencia permanente sigue pendiente. honestly, honestamente, no temo, hombre, ya sabes, está en manos de dios. pero mi caso es sólido, así que espero que lo aprueben. i know what it's like to have to fear. sé lo que es tener miedo de que ice se presente en tu puerta para posiblemente llevarse a 1 de tus padres. el abogado de inmigración george ríos, viene de una familia de inmigrantes, aunque se opone fuertemente a las opiniones del presidente trump sobre la inmigración, reconoce que el presidente tiene mucha autoridad para establecer sus reglas. administrations. interpretación la interpretación de la ley de inmigración por parte de la administración actual es muy estricta en el sentido de que consideran que cualquiera que esté aquí indocumentado debe ser expulsado si en algún momento se trata de algo que es descaradamente ilegal, descaradamente inconstitucional

winds gusted as high as 40 miles per hour. this morning we've seen conditions calming down a little bit in today. wind speeds should temper but still a cool and crisp one to bring the sweater and a jacket for 30's and 40's for current temps. double in vacaville fairfield, as well as sonoma in the north bay, all down in the 30's, berkeley and oakland at 45 48 degrees as we do move through today. do expect dry conditions, mostly sunny skies. definitely staying cool, though, especially with that steady breeze. i'll be talking any other chances of rain. the forecast brings us still to come. >> it's 10 minutes across the bay bridge. pretty normal drive time right before the metering lights are set to come on. the san mateo bridge at 12 minutes to make your crossing rolling at the limit at both the richmond, sandra fell as well as the golden gate, which at this view looks really nice. that is not the care of are pregnant. so he's been residents pushing back against a possible move to reopen former one is president dublin as an immig

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that's about five miles away from the lake.pper used night vision goggles and infrared technology to search the area. luckily, everyone was okay. just shaken up. up next, a new baby for elon musk. what? the tesla ceo named his baby boy. and a quick reminder we are now streaming on pluto 24/7. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. scan this qr code for our easy how to stream guide on your favorite streaming platform. you can watch our live newscasts, breaking updates, and other content. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ join us in celebrating 70 years in the us and get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. the tesla ceo confirmed he welcomed another baby. it's now his fourth child, with tech executive siobhan zillis. works at neuralink, which is a company that musk founded. the baby is a boy named seldon lycurgus. musk allegedly welcomed another child just five months ago with the author ashley saint clair. he now has 14 children. after taking two weeks off to recover from their 50th anniversary special, saturday night live is bac

this was about a quarter mile or so-- not even-- from where chelsea's shoe was found.n the morning, pounding on this guy's door. says he's coming from the party-- he's looking for a place to stay. the gentleman says, you know, you can't stay here. you-- you have to get going. keith morrison: the party goer took a snooze on the man's front porch. but then he left, and the homeowner found the guy's vest the next morning, and called the tip line. the vest had a pocket knife and some rope inside of it. so this guy shows back up-- wants his vest back. he gets his vest and he leaves. keith morrison: weird. back at that time it didn't seem like much of a lead, but who knew? so they combed through the party video. we actually could see several frames where this guy is actually dancing around wearing a black leather vest. so we're thinking maybe this is the same guy that was at the house on war road, knocking on the door. keith morrison: but when those pictures went out on local media-- did you find him? he actually came forward. what did you have to say? he came in, and uh-- y

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it's also gusty in some spots right now. 28 mile per hour gusts in novato, 33 in oakland and 25 mile hour gust in hayward. on we go to the 24 hour temperature change this afternoon. it was about 10 to 15 degrees cooler, generally across the bay area than yesterday afternoon. right now it's about 2 or 3 degrees warmer than at this time last night across much of the area, except the inland east bay and down in the south bay. so on we go to current temperature readings. san francisco right here in the city, 52 degrees 53 a piece in oakland, hayward and redwood city, san jose, 55 and 52 at half moon bay, looking across the bay bridge from emeryville, 51 in santa rosa. right now 48 petaluma. we've got low to mid 50s at napa, fairfield and concord at 51 degrees in livermore. let's check out our forecast headlines through tomorrow. we expect periods of light rain and showers. we also have a high surf advisory. in effect the chance of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. with these wave heights elevated. and next week we'll have periods of light rain as well. so we have some active weat

over the miles to release bull captives. and here is the 1st phase of a dale expired as well. blocks the entry of o 8 into casa, including desperately needed food fuel filter and met some palestinians. a bank falls from the highlands, millside westbank, because it's rarely forces continue to the more responsive notions until crim refuge account. at least 25 apartments have been destroyed in just one day. and you k prime is a chemist on that has that european leaders and defense partners and supports of ukraine. the pressure status spoke about a coalition of the willing which could defend ukraine in the event of a peace still with russia. you'll, sir refused to cool the united states an unreliable outline. i was thinking before that summit in london, russian, and for him is the 2nd law for all of accused europe of one thing, the war to continue and teach praise on us president donald trump, most of the sort of off to the end of biden's term and office there's a new team now that guided by common sense and the direct in saying

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and it's just wasteland for miles and miles and miles. and the people are talking about the resumption of the conflict. there's nothing left to them. the mist off, you stayed all the way through this conflict had to use gps to find with the homes because they're, when they're landmarks to navigate by you see people pulling bodies from the rubble . you see animals going through the rubble looking for corpses. it's a whole rush, i to complete harsh i as you get into the south of gaza, you see life coming back a bit more, but certainly the north of gauze. it's awesome, awesome devastation. and yet everyone i met said we determined to stay. give us a time, give us some few rebuild our lives. president trump, of course, has his plan where he says he wants to remove the people of gauze with us being very clear that doesn't those agree with that. this extra general. so that would amount to ethnic cleansing, but does trump have a point with regard to the conditions in gaza? he says it's a little livable, it's not possible for people to stay there

order rescinded, but that was in south carolina on the east coast, out here on frontier, hundreds of miles from washington. there was a more attitude. i'll say of it's easier to gain forgiveness than permission or actually, maybe more accurately, it's easiest do what i want rather than not. and one of those individuals of who adopted that attitude was this man, senator james h. lane of kansas now senator lane had been an abolitionist for quite a while, fairly adamant abolitionist and. he'll eventually resign from the senate to up the rank of brigadier general in the military. but before that in late 1861. so again, we're still very, very early in war. he started some recruitment efforts. african american soldiers. and this, of cours without authorization from the war department in washington to and then not long after that, in 1862, while he was still in the senate, he proposed a resolution to begin arming african-american men, but he got some not surprisingly, some opposition to this. and one of the questions that was raised, well, how you going to arm them? and he said, what i'm going to

santa rosa reporting visibility down to a quarter mile. temperatures are within a few degrees of yesterday. in concord. you are notably cooler down by eight, and in petaluma you are up by five. but most areas again just within a few degrees 48 to start the day in san francisco, as well as the inner east bay of walnut creek and san jose. good morning to you at 52. winds are generally light. we do have a high surf advisory begins at 9 a.m, and we'll go all the way until monday for large breaking waves, rip currents, and sneaker waves. if you're thinking about heading out towards the coastline for the weekend. something to be aware of. in addition to that, you may need the umbrella and we'll have better details on what to expect for your weekend coming up. >> thank you rosemary. see you in a bit. this morning, a deal to support ending the war between ukraine and russia is now uncertain. it comes after a very contentious meeting between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. >> you're gambling with world war three, and what you're d

it's down to five miles in half moon bay.arlier tonight it was about a half a mile, so be careful as we take a look at some live pictures. sutro and exploratorium showing you the fog just shrouding san francisco temperatures right now, anywhere from the 40s to the 60. here's a look at the storm impact scale. we have a level one tomorrow night into sunday. showers, breezy conditions, a chance of thunderstorms on sunday, and dangerous surf is coming your way. so tomorrow night it's not a washout for your saturday plans, but carry an umbrella at 7:00. some showers coming through 9:00 as well. and then here comes the more organized showers sunday morning. you will notice it continues until 11 a.m. and even into the nighttime hours. so this is just going to be scattered shower activity. rainfall totals are going to be generally under a third of an inch, but there will be some wetter spots that will come in about a half an inch or so in the wettest locations. a winter weather advisory 10 p.m. tomorrow until 1 p.m. monday for the si

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so winds gusting last night, 40 to 50 miles per hour. it was windy. now this morning we are seeing winds coming down. we do have a few breezy conditions towards the middle of the day and that just means bring the sweater, bring the jacket as you're getting out there. something to keep you cozy for the start of your march. double in vallejo as well as sonoma in the 30's right now, temps will begin to lift under all the sunshine, eventually getting us back in the upper 50's and low 60's by the afternoon rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, we have some issues out there. >> problems along 54th. joey, going to talk about there's just a moment. >> and also a disabled vehicle on 8, 80 29. so those 2 things are a little slow this say 5.80, might be a good alternative for you. even 13 we're seeing with much less delays and issues. 22 minutes on the bay bridge. no delays or accidents. they're just in a field of traffic. 23 along that sam a tail. so 1, 0, 80 starting to get busy as you're heading across towards the peninsula. 14 minutes on that rich

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