you know, a few times a week. that's that's either have to be sort of all on or all off, but does that answer your question a bit? questioning, too, like, is there a moral component, a walk? yes, but that's you know, i don't i don't know that going on a fast is a moral. yeah. cause effect. right? yes. yeah. definitely disillusioned by. yes, absolu early on this purity. yeah. pure or clarity of thinking even yes or two or to see if i could find a or to head maybe to a place that might suggest purity in the distance. but that's absolutely true. i was looking for something that was untainted purity and using it. yes, that's how i took it. yeah. yeah. in purity in the abstract. him. well the the hour has flown by many thanks to thank you all thank you very

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this is a crash involving a semi truck with a trailer apparently crashed into a black minivan.nd so now that has traffic stopped there in that westbound direction at gilman, it is completely blocking one of the lanes. so that's why here on this map, you see it looks like things are moving smoothly and they are here, but no one is getting past this crash here at gilman. so we'll continue to keep an eye on that.is why this drive time from vallejo down to the macarthur maze is adding up. it's 38 minutes now. it was about ten minutes faster, just about 15 minutes ago before this crash happened. so be aware of that once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is pretty heavy. things are at a standstill. stop and go. traffic getting onto the span 718 now it is a cold morning. it's clear out there though. you see a lot of sunshine, but definitely bring the jacket today, today, tonight, tomorrow, no doubt about it. >> because tonight, with decreasing wind and under, i think clear skies, or at least mostly clear skies, we will get down there to that three dog night again. now ther

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it did make for a bit of a wet one. getting out there. >> today, it's smooth sailing all day long as we're looking outside here in san francisco. gorgeous skies. this little bit of those white puffy clouds. >> pretty inviting looking day, all in all. now, as we do make our way through the day, we are going to hold on to mostly sunny conditions. a few passing clouds here and there we're not holding on to temperatures as cold as they were this morning. lot of us fell into the 30's and 40's or back climbing through the 40's and into the 50's. now. so temperatures are definitely starting to feel a little bit more mild, but we are a lot colder than we were yesterday. so trade in the rain jacket for that nice cozy layer to keep it comfortable later on today will eventually reach the 60's. but it'll take till the afternoon to get there. so get layered up and enjoy that sunshine. michael. >> thanks and good morning, everyone. taking a look at our roads right now. so far so good. this is a live look of the bay bridge. you can se

i have a son don who is a good guy, he's a good guy, he's a wild man, a little wild. he's a little wild. >> in a good way. >> he's a very good kid and i read about like all of a sudden he's involved with russia, russia, russia and i said but i know him so well, he's my boy, i know him exactly. he knows less about russia than the camera man that's sitting right there. don doesn't know anything about russia, but one day about, you know, two years, three years before they -- met a whole group of people met with russian lawyer having to do with these child adoptions. but she was a russia. now everybody in congress know this woman, but anyway, they go after them now. think of this, russia, russia was a major hoax. it's now been a judge to but major hoax. it was a hoax. it was made up to justify why hillary clinton lost the election which she wasn't supposed to lose. it was totally -- it was made up by schiff and hillary and total sleaze balls and what happened the bake news media which is back there, you do know, they're always around, but what happened is the fake news me

there might be a puff of a breeze at the campus. that's the only thing i can think of all 30 redwood city, san carlos, foster city. then look at pillar point 52 because they have a northerly breeze and there's an east northeast breeze for many coming in off the hills and also coming right back from the straight over san pablo bay, right out through the golden gate. so that's an offshore breeze. palo alto has a slight north wind there, sfo east southeast and half moon bay north to 12. so frost advisory applies for just about everyone here, certainly north and east, but maybe your backyard as well because there's plenty of cold air in place. the high to the north doesn't like the low, so it fills with that breeze and it chews up a lot of the higher clouds. most of those are going south of us. some of these will drift in over the next few days, a few today, but more likely central and southern california. so you see, 30 to 40 to 50. and again, that offshore breeze there will make for some warm conditions for this time of year on the co

but two points for a basket no long if it's a long shot or a lieup. no matter what, it was worth two points and abe saperstein, and some people are saying they should get more points from really long distances, but they have experimented in an exhibition game in new york between college teams back in the 40's, but nobody had really done it and the new york times wrote a story that we have in the book, wrote a story about this experimental game they played in college in new york in the 40's, and the new york times sports writer said that idea needed to die a natural death, a terrible idea. but abe saperstein didn't believe in that he believed in innovation, gimmicks, bringing people in with new things. so he starts a new basketball league in 1961. he's mad at the nba because they're not giving him a team in the nba so he starts his own basketball league, the american basketball league and he knew he needed a gimmick so he started the three-point shot in basketball and he started it with with ray meyers, you chicagoans may remember who ray meyers was. f

a cirrhosis is really a sold following a. we can barrels of hezbollah rockets the violent because the to a long awaited seaside deal. tonight's israel is on the way to approving a us back plan to hold the slicing a new window of opportunity for stability and security. but is israel or has the law ready for peace? i'm on youtube is mckinnon. and this is the day the dies into got into the conflict between israel and iran. binds has the law is that's a critical moment. it's deep, only white to in the suffering of people on all sides is of the permanent and the median spine. that's the single most important thing to, to make an immediate difference to stop the, the rockets and missiles from flying is what has smaller, violated to be agreements and tries to re, um, we will strike to make a big difference in saving lives and livelihoods. 11 on and it is the way if i tried to renew tire activities, we will strike also coming up us president elect. donald trump outlines sweeping new terrace on mexico and canada, and he's also threate

i'm a father but a son and a daughter.ns when boys are playing a little girl sports and going in the bathrooms. i don't think we've gotten her head fully around that issue. will be a lot of reckoning into jessica's point a lot of reimagining who we are as a party. which i think will be good for the party if indeed the trend continues where it is this evening. bret: not going to belabor this point but for a candidate who democrats who really were aggressive and media that echoed that called him a racist and a nazi, and yet today to see the black vote and the hispanic vote going exponentially more than it did before is really quite something. it's just startling. >> it's a further sign of the influence of the mainstream media. which tends to take its cues from the very least from the democrats. and to root pete that charges made in sometimes outlandish claims he's made about donald trump. >> we could be getting ready for call here soon. we are going to stay here where going to go to bill hemmer but you look at pennsylvania c

bit of a mess or a muddle all the time. you know, when they came back from england to america, they just left. they had a house, a huge, beautiful house in england. they just left it there, left the staff in place. and, you know, the staff was running the place. as it saw fit. one of the servants sold the piano on their behalf and pocketed the proceeds. and, you know, there was all kinds things like that going on. and it translated to washington when they came to to live there. there would be guests coming to stay with the hoovers, invited guests. we would arrive to find neither of the hoovers home. and and and all kinds of miskin actions in there correspond this back and forth. there are frequently misunderstandings and and disputes about who was supposed to look after whatever spot, be responsible for what. so it's just a normal marriage in many respects. i think she was also very advantageous to to hoover socially in that she was much better at a dinner party than he was any kind of social occasion. she was better at sma

they include a past lawsuit for unpaid condominium fees that led to a arrest warrant, a document newsweek faxed to the white house friday night and a past bankruptcy according to the website the smoking gun. >> you may sense a theme here which is america's strange relationship to immigration in which people seem to depend a lot on the labor of undocumented immigrants but want to pretend that people do not exist. perhaps the most nonsensical flops came at the beginning of the obama and demonstration when nancy lost a job over less than a $1000 tax bill. tom was bunk because of a free car ride he got from a wealthy friend. >> the day started when the president's nominee for the new job of chief performance officer pulled out because of the reported problem with $900 in back taxes. then came the other shoe, the big one, the man who was supposed to tackle health care, tom took himself out of the running for secretary of health and human services. for the former senate majority leader it is a enormous fall from grace. to the man from south dakota who bragged in a campaign commercial years ago

i find a piece of a picture, a clue that has my mom dressed in a wedding dress and on the back is isver about my father psycho to a fictional country in europe where everybody seeks english and ago on this urge along the way i did a job teaching a prince for event coming up called christmas paul because he danced for various words and she was the bride like an cinderella hopes me search for my family. it's really great. i helped write the movie. i've done so many of these christmas movies. this is the first one i helped to write. >> a lot. it sounds amazing. part of me feels like i took it off taylor offered in the green room. it's deep. you have so much death and i'm fascinated. >> dancing in the stars, i guess whatever i can. he played my ex- fiancÉ and in this movie, it's legit. >> this sounds like what my wife would have wanted. [laughter] >> it's perfect timing so do black friday shopping. >> , home and iced down your injuries and pour a glass of wine. you paid a little extra in the parking lot. we are so excited. we'll be watching, cinderella christmas paul world premier fighti

is a couple in a row a couple in a row. the high gets beat down. of gets pushed further south. the pacific high, that is. and the low sort of dominates the pacific. and that's where we are right now. and it looks as though the next 6 or 7 days we've got kind of these just these tweaks that go by tomorrow is a little more than a tweak. but those tweaks can easily turn into something bigger as we go down through time. so what i just said is i think it's on, right? i think it's on. as we get into closer to the middle of november and early december. yeah. winter advisory for this next system, the snow levels will be down around 6000ft again. they'll be changing up as they probably as they did last night and beyond, and probably pick up another 8 to 10 to 12in of snow. they're making snow. i talked to a few of the folks up there, and they're making a lot of snow, and they have been for a while. they've had some cold nights. and then along the coast i was looking at mavericks. today. it's breaking and they've got some pretty good pictures out there. jeff

a man is a man, okay. and a woman is a woman, okay. and a man cannot become a woman. that said, i also believe that that's what's good for teachers. oh, that's a script that teaches me more information from the ancient book. how does that work? and after the pearl power stands, while you know, uh the speaker that i was just talking about, things like education basic, you know, add biology one on one, a minus amount of numbers. want me to look at the different kittens, pigs, you know, a monkeys and decide which one is male, which one is female? it's quite obvious, right? you'd imagine so in 2024. but that was pre occupying uh, people at the top of the tree in us politics. but just what's not preoccupied to vast insider trading among america's political elite that right. oh yeah, absolutely correct to is in the study concluded that during the $24.00 inches where you last year trading members of congress, who would have made up to $1000000000.00 in stock and option crates and toward crude is used here. because the 45 day period in which these politicians are supposed to

there will be a joint, a committee, a lead by the americans, a to a and to test a. and to i know lies a every, a claim that the other side of the breach the agreement, barley, then each day, the day committee decides that there was such a breach a day that the 2 sides wouldn't be allowed to, to act against each other. hopefully it will never happen, but, but this is a way to say to postpone, and they may be to prevent a such a environments without a, a, any, any guide to say. so it's about the, so there will be a so the biology and they that the other thing which is very important is that the american suggestion is the piece, right? and we, we draw all totally from level once a day agreement, a is a design, but doing a gradually, a but event eventually is less, would be out. they'll say, let them know that this is very important because they'll will voice us. and he is, when we say no, even if there isn't agreement, even if they, you know, these are you in a new with a security because in resolution is where it, where they have to, to be all to, to be in charge of a

medical education is a joke. it's a joke. we are in dinosaur level practices of writing on stone tablets and memorize and regurgitate that molecules of the krebs cycle. five different points in your medical education. why we're teaching technical skills, but we're not teaching the non-tech skills, like listening and being empathetic and communicating clearly and humility. knowing your limits. that's what makes somebody a good doctor interpreting the literature critically. instead, we beat these highly creative, altruistic young people with this memorize and regurgitate culture. you memorize all these drugs, you regurgitate it. you come out with a reflex, you put your head down, you see things that just are bizarre. they make no sense. they violate every piece of intellectual curiosity in your brain. and you're told, put your head down. just keep memorizing, regurgitate, taking a five centimeter margin for a melanoma in the leg. but a half a centimeter margin if it's on the face and nobody asks, well, wait. imagine if differen

there is a big chance you'll see a lot of leaks around a matt gaetz nomination.bard is a risky foreign-policy choice because she does not have the intelligence background and -- michael: tough decision -- jonathan: tough decisions to make. 're just running up against the commercial break so we have to run. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: in 60 minutes time we will get ppi and jobless claims. equity futures on s&p is higher by 10%. manus: two different sense of guidance. lighter than the market would have liked. 55 point three to 56.3 is lower than the estimates. they are battling inventory build slower government contracts. when it comes to the magic words, ai, it will make a billion dollars in 2024. that is the magic of ai to come. i different set of guidance, bob iger trying to sprinkle a little bit of a whole new world at disney, high single digit adjusted earnings per share growth 2025. they typically don't give guidance. they are given for 2025, 2026, 2027. double-digit growth, that help them. experiences, paris olympics, two massive destructive hurricanes, t

ya a partir de las 10 comienzan a descender a esos bajos y medianos 40.las temperaturas máximas durante la tarde estarían en esos 67 grados para este sábado. el domingo en los 66 tendremos algo de nubosidad en la zona y esto va a ayudar a que la radiación solar se quede un poquito más tiempo durante horas de la tarde y por eso tenemos temperaturas en los medianos 60. sin embargo, en la noche, el sábado la temperatura estaría otra vez cayendo a los 48 grados, el domingo a los 46 y ya el lunes durante la noche las temperaturas van a estar en esos 47 grados y la máxima en los 70. aún así, las noches van a continuar bastante frías. compañeros, regreso con ustedes. muchísimas gracias marcelo. en otros temas pasamos para contarle que este viernes se accidentó un camión cisterna en calistoga en el condado napa. el incidente provocó un derrame de unos 30 galones de combustible. además, 2 personas que iban en el camión resultaron heridas. una de ellas con heridas de gravedad, por lo que fue trasladada a un centro médico en helicóptero. la otra fue hospitalizada co

so that was a bit of a juxtaposition that we had a few weeks ago. sort of, you know, so well into the campaign that gave a little bit of a hand about a differential agencies in enthusiasm and see when it's about these 2 candidates in those 2 very important states of north carolina and pennsylvania. they're what we've talked about up to, i mean we have 2 candidates who in theory should be quite high profile, a former president and the current vice presidents there, of course, incredibly different in their politics and style. yeah, i mean it either way, it's an unfair comparison because nobody can compare with donald trump in terms of profile into when see as america is most talented. so promote the pap. so new arrivals by email mosque himself who will say took place. but in that, in that riley in pennsylvania and got to use to use admiral track, says so even though tomlin harris has a cruise, the vice president, these posts, we know how to use. there was a sense that she was sort of fully known by the american public, vice presidency is open enrollme

a slick a day. they didn't want to do a combat assaul but we had some single ship missions that we call swing shifts where we would support the province, the special forces of that province, and we'd make like a milk run. we'd started the headquarters with operations sergeant and he told us where to go and we'd go around to the different power bases that was in his province and delivering mail for the day or bring a new guy to the outpost or pick up one that needed to come back into the headquarters. so we made that run in the morning and had lunch at the province headquarters and they had a lot, lot, lot better food than the missile did, and they were able to buy it food locally, fresh vegetables and meats and stuff like that. so that was always a special treat and it was a long day. it was usually about 10 hours the afternoon we'd make the same, same run. so in december of 69, we have a single ship mission. december 7th where we go out and do this. in the middle of it. there's a call for a they ne

to a a s e g.y also want the county to sign off on an agreement to put a hold on or dismiss a lawsuit brought by citizens for a better environment which would challenge the county's initial sale of the property to the a's. scg says these are both critical next steps. once that occurs. >> and that we have transaction on city side and the county's interest. then for the first time in 57 years, the site will have, you know, the approval to have ownership by one entity that we could actually go and engage the community in the east bay region in such a way where we would be able to really start to look at what the site plan is going to look like. the delay in county action is also delaying a payment, a a s e g. >> was scheduled to make to the city of oakland for their half of the coliseum. scg was required to deposit 10 million dollars in oakland's escrow account by november. 7th. but so far that hasn't been done. scg says it doesn't mean the deal is in jeopardy. it just means cg is waiting for the coun

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it is a difficult _ such a concerned. it is a difficult one _ such a concerned.ficult one for- such a concerned. it is a difficult one for apple i such a concerned. it is a i difficult one for apple to address because of course the chinese government is presenting apple as this western force and they are trying to do more, build and meet in china, they encourage people to do that, the chinese government employees of course have to use products that are made in china. it is a tough road but luckily apple has the brand value, even in china the overcoming some of these issues, the question will be moving forward, things like services which has become a huge percentage of their revenue, how can we continue to build on that in china, in addition to selling their product. that will be something to watch moving forward, how they can adapt to the chinese market with those services. let's surgery amazon, its results are just out. what are the standouts for you there? the big story there was aws, the amazon web services, the cloud computing storage, and that has always bee

off to a good start, though, on a stoked meter. where are our love and a half? not quite 13 by let's pick it up. like 10 inches in d 13. but this is a really good start. >> love it. and this is just the beginning our conversations during this winter season. so we appreciate your time. >> enjoy the snow and a nice glass of red wine. see on the you coming up this winter. we have to >> at take care guys will see out on the mountain. >> coming up, the mountain right into the. ski chalet. okay. other news now, this incredible story of survival, a 13 year-old boy is alive after aboard a boat that had his whole family on board capsized in bodega bay. his father died in this accident and kron four's jack molmud spoke with this young survivor. >> dad bought one florida and cell phone and i took it and then he bought another in a match june come on who showing us his father's collection of fishing rods. his father. >> was a lifelong fisherman and started taking out when he was just 5 years old. my dad was a really funny guy. >> we had a really good personality. you help a

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a chill, a little bit from sure. i mean, look, let me know who for political reasons that are rather shameful. replace the respect the general who is one of the few people is cavities that have support across these really uh, legal landscape. and um, the lines deal with nutrition, replace dallas with pallets, it was a political or, or actually like, without a security background from a lot of respect across the political landscape. so i'm sure he wanted to sound talk to statement was obviously premature. cause is essentially uh, the reality of the many arabs. so i suppose off in the middle east watching the appointment solve pro design is hawks to donald trump's future government with the huge amounts of concern. but is it a given the trump will emboldened netanyahu and is riley dominance over the occupied territories for instance, to you know, i don't think so. i understand. that's one way to look at it. and certainly if you consider mike huckabee believes the day of some marion which should be integrated into israe

but getting a law degree is literally a license to sue and in a dispute in a district columbia where we are today, one out of 11 people are lawyers and that's the highest in the country. still, the point is that anywhere you go, you see the billboards, anyone with a new idea, anyone i mean, it just slows down companies. it's non productive, it makes us noncompetitive. and it's kind of the rest of the world looks at us and thinks we're crazy. so i think going to a loser pays scenario would help for a lot of reasons. and that would be great. i also think getting the best brightest here is important that what we export in part is our educational system, to the extent people from around the world come here and we convince them to stay, it's a good thing because they are the ones that are really the seed corn for our best companies. our new companies are challenges to the status and we have to recognize that a diverse is actually there's benefits there. i mean certainly we are arguing over things you know others don't as i said earlier but but the advantages outweigh the disadvantages tot

what a a parlay is. uh, probably like 90 plus percent of them 90 plus percent of your friends would know what a parlay is. yeah. like this is for different teens in this way. and i got like a lot on you and see obviously the legal age to bet on support is generally 21. but some fantasy sports apps allow gamblers is youngest 18. the online dealing industry has had young men and it's guns sites since the very beginning. so we've gone from collecting sports cards of your favorite athletes and plenty posted on the wall. and now it's all about poly bags in play wagering. have you seen a lot of advertising for gambling apps? oh yeah, there's lot of advertising like every time i like any time you're watching the game on tv. any time i open like instagram or twitter, like there's an ad for fanned or drafting it every time they check the status online. sports books spent $2000000000.00 on advertising and 2023 alone. you know, we know that youth are exposed to very high rates, again, with advertising and whether o

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by a senior, a rainy and official design, a hold of reports from bankrupt or israel's airstrikes are massive. residential buildings are being drunk, down the bombardment favorite southern suburb, an area regarded as it has well. a strong hold has been the most intense and heaviest, yet as well escalates its floor on the arm. it's been nearly nonstop since tuesday . this is a aftermath of just one is really strike a residential building, reduced to rubble. but there is widespread damage to the area. all these homes are no uninhabitable every few hours, these really military issues as far as the evacuation order and more of the residents who the state and these largely about the neighborhoods are forced to leave off money was among them. he is now homeless. i was in the house that being i'm they so the wording the big i on. i got my phone, i taught it, i'm done. i went down the street. the way the world bank says is really strikes have partially or completely destroyed $100000.00 homes across lebanon in recent weeks and lost his amount to more than $3000000000.00. people here believe t

so you got a big swell, a leading with a high tide, a really high tide.me in the mid morning. and so that's very dangerous on the coastal sections. right. can you picture how the rocks go. somebody's hiking around a rock or fishing off a rock. don't just don't. it's been a rough couple of weeks in the bay area for, you know, tragedies in the ocean. and this is the kind of pattern that'll get you that big high tide, stormy seas and huge swell. okay, this is that scattered shower activity i talked about for thursday and a little bit more lingering around. see how that's that friday thing. and then look at this. this is sunday. so maybe something on sunday. so this is really awesome week for just progressive storm systems. meaning that just lining up and coming through i think the mountains are going to end up being when all is said and done. i mean, the mountains could actually, you know, the models aren't saying it, but this kind of pattern with the instability that's going to hit that west slope, especially tomorrow, could really get up there. they could

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lluvias, a acercarse más sistemas a nuestra zona.ho, lo veíamos con lo que está pasando en berkeley y también hay zonas inundadas. yo voy a aprovechar para recordarle a nuestros amigos televidentes que para que la lluvia no los sorprenda y tomen las previsiones durante esta temporada de tormentas, puede descargar ya esa aplicación del tiempo. manténgalo se mantener informado sobre las condiciones meteorológicas con este pronóstico más preciso que por cierto es certificado por weather rate. y ahora les cuento lo que pasó hoy el alcalde matt mahan, el concejal dev davis y otros líderes de la comunidad golpearon con masones una estación de guardaparques vacía que está a lo largo del río guadalupe, cerca del centro sap. la estación que nunca se utilizó, será demolida como parte de un proyecto de 750.000 $ para limpiar el deterioro de la ciudad. el alcalde dijo que estaba feliz de comenzar con la demolición porque la estación de guardaparques vacía se ha convertido en un imán para la basura, los campamentos y los incendios y también agreg

but oscar w griswald was a heck of a guy.nd went to bat for barton a number of times because he was such a good so good staff officer and thought he would. and he's not part of the of the pershing marshal click so he's too he has to keep pushing him but you know performance barton to the day he walks of there and in december 44 he knows that joe coughlin or darrow or bradley will fire in a minute if he's not producing. so it's always back there. okay. thank you. okay. please. yeah. a question for dr. daniel. so obviously there's been a lot produced in various media. churchill, particularly his first year in the war and not lot of the discussion focuses on the enabling relationships like professor lindemann and lord beaverbrook or perhaps those have become, you know understood a little bit better were there in research about winston churchill's experiences during world war one. were did any stand out you that had a direct linkage to his success in 1940 and 1941? so if you read the book, you'll get lots of good examples the the

there was a mother and a father. they had a little boy, a little girl, cat and a dog. they lived in this nice little suburban tract house and and they drove, i swear to god, a station, you know, in truth, not much happens in a happy family. there's there's birthday party that they hold in the backyard. a little bit later, they go for a beach outing. and about the most exciting thing that happens across the course of the story is some try to get at the birthday in the backyard. yeah. terms of what we think of as as compelling plot, it's about as insipid you could get so why did my brothers and my sister and i clamor for our father to read that book to us night after night. well, honestly, if he'd if he'd read it the way it was written, we'd have grown tired of it pretty quickly. but my father never did that. he would read the first few lines as they were written on the page, and then he would go off on his own and god alone knew where we'd end up. so for example those ants that to get at the birthday cake in the backyard and my father's telling of that tale those were j

there was a, a, a group of palestinians who were killed, why they were sitting in a cafe. it's not a real coffee, just a place where a person made the 10th a, put some chairs and was offering hot drinks for public cities. and they were also targeted in the milwaukee. and this is the area that is known as a state humanitarians or so wherever policy news are going, either it's in the north or in the cause of city or in the middle area, or in the south. or even if it's a human to tell you in those policy news are witnessing all kinds of marketing and force displacement. and it's not only that people are also striving to find food. they're striving to find meals for their, for their families and children. and they're also striving to find medicine and drinking healthy water for their families. so the situation is very hard on all aspects and we are seeing that there's an escalation special needs and then not doing causal. codley in general bother him. thank you very much indeed. what his hands just been talking about the situation is dive across the gaza strip according to on.

yes, to find a way to make a deal. and he's smart enough to do it to make the deal to, to avoid war. and to find a way to focus on things sure at home. and if he does that, he'll be a successful president and and he will find himself when the great present, if he doesn't do it. uh we're in for another 4 years. okay. us. yeah, i detect a sudden open tourism here dennis, i'm going to say more optimism than usual from you. i mean, would you also say that given the amount of money for low cost hatteras had, it also shows that money doesn't buy you elections in the united states. and with all of the hedge, a monic, a propaganda media in your country. latino is women, african americans are americans, of course. so you could say any more about american politics, the money money buys it because she had way more money than the the money money may not buy it, but it makes a pretty good down payment. and uh, yeah, trump, uh, i think what all said and done, they'll probably be combined about 3 or $4000000000.00 spent in a selectio

so that's a bit of good news there. but yeah, the eorning has been a bit of a wash out.t's for sure with a lot of consistent rainfall out there. we started the day with some heavy drizzle and now we've been seeing some of those heavier showers actually making their way in. this is your view outside from suture tower. and yet it's raining over san francisco right now. all this is part of a cold front that is steering its way on across the region. >> as you can see, that frontal boundary is really draped up right across here right now, making its way through the bay as we speak now, zooming in on the bay itself. you can see some of those areas of heavier rainfall, including right there on the peninsula and into the south bay. now, too, right there, west of san jose. take a look at this eastern san jose neighborhood. you're actually still dry, but that line of showers is about to be clearing right past john highway 17 at this very moment here. so definitely picking up for the santa clara valley currently. now temperatures are starting to actually slide downward as opposed t

he was a bad candidate in a lot of ways. see here, one of the most important things in politics, and gets overlooked a lot. >> relatability, but is discipline dead? >> he's got no discipline. >> that's what i'm saying. you had one of the most disciplined presidential candidates, i mean, 107, 108 days is an extraordinary feat to build a campaign, stay on message, although there are people who say in the end she should never have gone back to going after donald trump. she should have stuck to the message. i don't want to, like, look back, but is there a lesson to be had, why didn't the democrats learn that you don't win by letting donald trump take the lead, allowing him to control the news cycle, or going forward, anybody to control the news cycle. if it turns out j.d. vance is the next leader of the maga movement, he will do what donald trump has done, which is try to control that cycle. day after day. >> yeah, i think democrats need fresh blood. they need more aggressive, diverse, advisers in the rule room. we need state sc