we remain committed to a two site strategy at los alamos, two site pit production in los alamos and the riverside with los alamos having the capacity to produce at least 30 pits per year in savannah river -- and savannah river able to produce 50 per year. we anticipate los alamos retaining the capability to produce 30 pits per year with increased manufacturing rate confidence as we install equipment through 2030. at savannah river, we are focused on completing construction of the savannah river plutonium processing facility in 2032. once construction is complete, we will need to introduce nuclear material, established a manufacturing process, achieve fpu and then obtain rate reduction by about 2036. that's not all. nnsa made significant progress on the infrastructure at both sites to promote pit production. srppf, establishing the machining center, teaching critical skills and develop -- develop competency for training. at los alamos, 80,000 square feet of warehouses were completed to provide controlled storage and areas for equipment, practice for radiological work and testing of glove

as james pointed out, one of the concerns is -- at los alamos, we got approval of critical decisions zero. the mission needed for much-needed modernization of the front end of our accelerated, which is one of those tools were used to resolve issues, the -- it is important for qualifying new high explosives. but we have to keep the facility running, and in fact, this year, we don't have enough spare parts. while the lamp upgrade is tremendously important in ensuring the future of that facility, the more mundane things, we call it maintenance operations. it does not look quite as flashy as el capitan. but it is extremely important for the ongoing health of our deterrent. ms. budil: i agree wholeheartedly with james and tom. one of the best parts of the enterprise blueprint offered was the time we spent as a community coming to consensus of what is on that report. when you need is a shared commitment to the success of all the sites. i think that is an important place for us to be because they need is so large. at my site, we have three different categories of needs for infrastructure. f

felton, sonoma, alamo, pinole, fairfax and los altos, all between 38 and 39. santa clara is also 39. fairfax in there, sonoma as well. now up in lake county you can find 36 upper lake. also middletown, low 40 point reyes station. also at 39, i should add. livermore is also dipped to 38 degrees. we had a lot of high clouds yesterday. we'll still get some today, although i think there will be a decrease in those this afternoon. rainfall. southern california finally got some, but it has been just an absolutely dreadful year. but it's better than it was a couple of weeks ago, and that's not much consolation. san diego is still the also around, but la at least 60% of normal. there almost six inches of rain. santa barbara 41. but look at redding 31.5. remember mount lake shasta gets almost all their their water from rainfall and it has been heavy duty up in that area this this year. santa rosa is doing well and crescent city is doing well. so that dividing line is no doubt been in place. it's been brutal in arizona, southern nevada, southern california, hardly any r

they barricade themselves inside that alamo to defend every dime spent by the federal government.d that law between obama and senator coburn. he is now the ceo and cofounder. sean, you see these democrats last week in front of the d.o.e. it looks like they would do something similar in front of the consumer financial protection bureau. can you believe this is the flag of the party right now? >> yes, it is kind of shocking to just to see how much they need this trough of taxpayer money in order to survive. i saw the clips of them think it is a constitutional crisis. they are half right it is absolutely a crisis but a crisis for the democrat party. because as we are finding out as d.o.g.e goes through the federal books so much of that party is dependent on a completely wasteful and ridiculous hundreds of billions in taxpayer dollars. so i totally understand why they are mad about the spending getting shut off but that does not mean it needs to keep going. >> will: what is interesting is making this a left right fight or a democrat fight misses the point how far base that democrats a

alamo, pinole, fairfax and walnut creek. all 38 and 39.rfax, 39 now. middletown, kelseyville and upper lake are in the 30s as well. 3637 so there are some colder temps to the north. a lot of high clouds streaming in, that's for sure. but we get a little break here today. i think. a little more sunshine, rainfall. we'll get one more system tomorrow than everything says. sunshine and warmer temps will take us into the weekend here. mount tamalpais total rainfall so far just shy of 60in for the season. they may go over that tomorrow. the couple 100, so it wouldn't surprise me there. if you're north, it's been a really good year for your south. it's been tough, but at least they made up some ground in southern california. la is now just shy of six inches of rain, so 60% not so good for san diego, but look at redding 31.5 and santa rosa, 37 and crescent city 41. so it's been all about areas to the north, most more so than south san francisco is at 1739. since july 1st, the rain year, they've blown past the february average, which is 4.90 alread

that is right outside auburn, and there's another one right across the bay, westminster retreat in alamo. currently we manage 13 different properties, so we have upwards of hundreds of thousands of retreats that come through our facilities every year. >> where are you located? >> petaluma, the first couple years, they were in glide memorial church, very historic, religious center really. and they moved across the bay later in the 70s and we have just kind of continued moving north, we always try to stay central to all of our facilities. we ourselves in our organizations feel strongly about staff retreats, so we get a large staff together several times a year to talk about business but we also slow down and give our staff opportunity to relax. >> you were there in the early 60s then, kind of in the mid 60s and they have a new biography out that is exciting, be on the possible. so, they probably didn't know much about you then but i'm sure they heard about you. >> yes, that was our genesis point point >> very good, i look forward to going to one of those centers, i was at tahoe, this effor

and i love alamo, a modest but it was an explosion yesterday. oh, now how is she in street? but i have no details, i spend the whole day crying and i don't know what to do. we no longer have any strength to demand, to crying and suffering. we have enjoyed, of the possible months. we have nothing left. my brother does his best to take care of us. i think he's ready. i'll be launched a major offensive across the occupied west bank last month. shortly off to the sea spot started in garza israel says the rates target members of palestinian groups to look at the pool. so uh, according to the, what's the messages, the destruction is, mess of the explosions were huge and the punishment to the collective absolutely is really don't, can any way about human rights? the postilion health ministry says at least 70 people, including 10 children being killed across the occupied westbank. since the stopped of the year. it says hundreds of people have been wounded and detained by his ready soldiers tell stop the house. is there an update now on, on a story on alger 0? this our us as presiden

fairfax, 29, in alamo. expect for the afternoon today, as well as the wet weather that will arrive come tuesday night. that in the extended forecast in just a bit at 631. how are those highways doing, sal? >> well, they're getting more crowded there. rosemary, we do have some conditions there that are getting more crowded, for sure. let's start with the richmond bridge triple a traffic camera showing us that there is a crowd there. now. it's not too long, but there is one. and the bay bridge, it's backed up almost, but not quite to the maze. it's not the worst day i've seen, but definitely it's not light. you can see the san mateo bridge. traffic is also busy. 632. let's go back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. well, employees of meta, one of silicon valley's top companies, are bracing to get pink slips for layoffs today. meta, the owner of facebook, is cutting 5% of its workforce. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is with us now. you're in menlo park with the details. good morning. jesse. >> dav

dublin at 4041 walnut creek and alamo if we had 40 and 50.bly held up a little bit. 21 both the truckee south lake tahoe and 39 arcata. ukiah. 38 plenty of 30s up in lake county as well, with 40s and 50s down to southern california. also some fog around highway one down towards watsonville. i should add. everything says we're ready to go for sunshine and warmer temps that starts today will carry us into the weekend. there will be considerable cloudiness, especially north of marin county, but i think the rain line is about lake county, mendocino county north. there will be a lot north, but we're not expecting much of anything for the rest of february. it's kind of the way it's looking so you can let the sunshine in sunny for all. a little breeze maybe later on, but temps are on their way up 60. i want it warmer. okay, well, we'll do that. if it isn't tomorrow, it will be on the weekend with 70 for some. >> all right, steve, thank you. well, eggs. tons of them are coming to the united states from turkey. we'll tell you more about this, this dea

and i love alamo minus but it was an explosion yesterday on how, how washing street. but i have no details. i spend the whole day crying and i don't know what to do. we no longer have any strength to demand to crying and suffering. we have enjoyed of the possible months. we have nothing left. my brother does his best to take care of us.

bangladesh, the human rights lawyer unfold that se original research at amnesty international from the alamo and easily is felipe or manga and associate professor of geography at the university of oklahoma. and the editor in chief of the journal political geography and from new delhi, but joined by the vic capture for the indian diplomat and columbus. a welcome. 2 year old gentleman. let's start with you talk the what do you make of the protest? we sold the intent of this report, why? oppressions wanting so high over this issue? i'm thank you. so the tensions are running high precisely because this has been an unresolved issue for decades. and millions of farmers were impacted by the lack of a water sharing free d regarding produced a river have their livelihoods, their entire lives, their property impacted by the you know, continued unilateral use and control of the water course by india. so this is really in the wider backdrop of the whole list of issues that people are finally able to mobilize on. now that you know, to 15 years of a part here in rule has come to an end with the ouster of

and this battle that you were talking about occurred after the battle of alamo. yes. yes, it was 62, right? 18, which first lieutenant william matthews, when he was a member of douglass's battery, the first lieutenant on douglass's battery. he wasn't actually present at the battle of westport. he was down in fort scott area, continuing to recruit for the battery because they did not have a full complement. for a six artillery piece battery. so so clarify for me please when mentioned that that was the artillery was the first battle and they had black officers as well right clarify that point for me because i know i know i the man was the first time they engaged right well okay so mounted an actually something happened there were some happened before on the mine but i can't pull it out of my head. but yeah. both matthews and miner patrick henry miner were recruiting for the first kansas colored infantry. they changed. henry lane had them to be officers. and that in that regiment, the war department would no way no how. and so i don't i don't know about that. dan might k

felton, sonoma, alamo, pinole, fairfax and los altos all between 37 and 39 degrees. rainfall. we get a little break. i think mount tamalpais should get a .03 or more tomorrow to put them at 60in for the season, so not too bad there. now again, it's been about marin county north doing quite well south and east of that not so good look at redding. 31.5in of rain. creston city almost 42. they'll get over that in the next couple of days or so. now la finally had some rain that pushed them up to 60%, so it's better by almost six inches of rain. santa barbara is only 41%. san diego really hasn't had much 20% in an inch and 29/100, but santa rosa, redding, and crescent city all well above average for this time of year. the city they have 17.e july 1st, the rain year. normal today would be 15.40. february, though already 6.64in of rain. the monthly average is 4.90. so they've blown past that after what was, as you all know, a dry january for us. a lot of high clouds. i don't think there'll be as many as yesterday. storm track. the rain is shifting northward, no doubt about it. so del

so, it's a weird agency is revealing to see democrats stand on the wall this is their alamo to say were going to defend ridiculous spending and uganda, ireland, di plays in columbia. to make this the flags are going to plant is incredibly revealing. i think it's out of touch with the american people. shannon: a clay, you hear from people all week long how are they reacting? >> remember elon musk voted for joe biden in 2020. we are knocking about some far right wing ideologue. everyone wants a government to spend much money democrat, republican, independent. this is indicative of how trump is on a good job of taking what are not particularly partisan issues, hate let's spend taxpayer dollars more efficiently and has gotten democrats to line up on the other side of it because he is in favor of it. >> shannon, this line they are using in the verbal tics the democrats they repeat a line virally. and it becomes a ticket we've heard the pandemic of the unvaccinated, a threat to democracy by the latest 1 is shadow government. a lot of americans feel there's a shadow government that the burea

fairfax 31 for you, as well as sonoma as we head to the east bay, 31 degrees in alamo lafayette, youht take the cake at 29. our afternoon highs going to feel very similar to yesterday. better details on today and what we can expect for the week ahead, including the wet weather coming up. >> thank you rosemary. biggest day in football. finally here. two time defending champion kansas city and their chiefs taking on the eagles today in super bowl 59. >> of course a story we've heard time and time again. you know they usually say the logo the colors of the logo will help you determine who might win the super bowl. this won't do it. this ain't doing it for us this year. the two teams, of course, we know played in the big game two super bowls ago. the chiefs winning that 138 to 35 after decatur native harrison booker nailed the game winning field goal. the chiefs are now the first team to make it back after winning back to back titles, and they have the chance to make history tonight by winning three in a row. but of course, the eagles are on a mission to make sure that doesn't happen. th

it is 54 degrees in walnut creek, backing through alamo all the way into danville at this hour.e sitting at 54 and the winds are under ten miles per hour. so we do have the first system. it's poised and positioned to roll into the bay area. renegade clouds are in advance of that. that's why you're seeing a few high, thin, wispy clouds from time to time. this area of low pressure to the north of the bay area is pulling down some cooler air mass. but what we're noticing is this right here, here is your futurecast. a few clouds tonight, but that's going to act like insulation. it will not be as cold tonight, overnight as it was early this morning due to that bank of clouds. official sunrise tomorrow morning, 703. it does become pretty much mostly cloudy during the afternoon hours, and we've got rain on the approach from this first system here. now you can see the tongue of the leading edge of that frontal boundary, just touching the bay area by tuesday late night. by the time it's all said and done, not just with this system, but we're talking about a very healthy three more inches

how about pleasanton, dublin, san ramon all the way into alamo 30 degrees including livermore, mid 30sd the peninsula and we are forecasting freezing temperatures. morgan hill through gilroy. i'm looking at our live weather camera. the skies are clear, visibility is unlimited. but notice the cameras wavering a bit. let's check in with the current wind speeds. we have nine mile per hour winds in santa rosa, seven at oakland international airport 14 now in throughout that san bruno gap and 13 in mountain view. these winds will relax a little bit later tonight, but tomorrow the winds will pick up out of the west and southwest 10 to 20mph. here are the current temperatures around the bay area. when you add in that breeze. boy, it feels a lot cooler. in fact, anywhere from the north bay around the peninsula we are averaging temperatures 2 to 4 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. the big weather headline rain returns to the bay area. today is going to pan out to be the nicest day this workweek. with the abundance of sunshine we have not just one, but two separate systems working its way

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this is there alamo come in to say we are going to defend ridiculous spending in uganda, ireland.ke it the flag were going to plant, i think it's revealing an out of touch with the american people. >> shannon: you hear from people on the radio all week long. how are they reacting? >> clay: a couple things. remember, elon musk voted for jill biden in 2020. we are not talking about some far right wing ideologue. everyone wants the government to spend less money. democrat, republican, independent. this is indicative of how trump has done such a great job of actually taking what are not particularly partisan issues -- hey, let's spend taxpayer dollars more efficiently -- and got to democrats to line up on the other side of it reflexively because he is in favor of it. >> will: i would say, shannon, they get these verbal tics where they repeat a line virally and it becomes a tic. pandemic of the unvaccinated, threat to democracy. the latest one is shadow government. a lot of americans feel like there is a shadow government and it's the bureaucracy of washington, d.c., that exists perman

i was educated on its playgrounds and its public schools, went to oregon, went to alamo, went to presidio before going to law for high school and then of course moved over to berkeley for college before heading over to new york city for law school. i'd been practicing law for roughly 28 years and started my career in new york city. >> but the special gravity of home drew me back in 2008 and so i came back in 2008 and settled again in the richmond district of my 28 years practicing law, 15 were spent as a federal prosecutor, as an assistant u.s. attorney first in the southern district of new york for about seven years between 2001 and 2008 and then in san francisco in the northern district of california from 2008 to 2016 and an assistant u.s. attorney represents the united states in federal court. but we did more than that and more relevant we also served as legal counsel to the federal law enforcement agents and the local law enforcement partners with whom we worked. we advise them on what they could do under the law and as importantly we advise them on what they could not and should not

the nation could apply for water system efficiency upgrades at the alamo chapter. satellite reservation in central new mexico. the nation in the past struggled to successfully apply for these funds simply because they cannot meet the nonfederal matching requirements. the water smart access for tribes would address this hardship by allowing the secretary of interior to waive the nonfederal cost share requirements increasing the likelihood that tribes like the navajo nation would be able to access the critical funding. it is crucial to understand that while this water smart access for tribes act as a step forward , other larger investments in drinking water infrastructure are needed in indian country. for instance, the nation continues to advance several water rights settlements before congress. this would resolve the nation's outstanding water claims in arizona and a majority of the claims in new mexico as well as address the massive infrastructure needs on the navajo reservation. access to water is not just a matter of infrastructure. it is a matter of health and e

literally a whole generation of successful efforts by communist china in stealing stuff, the los alamos club, they keep coming at us. i think the better way of doing it is proposed legislation from the intel committee that was referenced which is a band with chinese nationals at the national labs which are the highest level of the united states with the ability of the department to do a waiver. so the flexibility -- sen. king: so the default would be no. mr. dabbar: that is my recommendation which was the intel committee's unanimous vote. with the agility of the department -- the ability of the department to grant waivers. so there is still flexibility but once again i think the national labs are the top of the security worries. sen. king: who is chinese? there are a lot of chinese-americans, are they swept into this. what is the definition. mr. dabbar: it is citizens. sen. king: chinese citizens. so chinese-american who's been here 50 years or a couple of generations would not be included. mr. dabbar: is the way the order is currently written. or russians or -- we had an iranian trying