another area i would point to is batteries which is another area we look at a lot one of the efforts that we've been doing at di you that i been the most inspired by is the stanley of standardized. the challenge would be the dod not just the minerals but if you can imagine the dod uses different types of batteries and everything that it does and as a result is expensive and they can take advantage of all the r&d commercialization going on on the commercial side in the united states with regard to battery we've been working with differentri mission partners around standardizing what are the different types of batteries and building up the domestic and ensuring production base for those batteries in the last one that we introduced through an al why in december was around drone batteries. another area because we saw that as well, those are points of what we continue to do and scale but i agree we need to spend more time on the problem. >> critical minerals conversation is a really interesting one and i could see over your shoulder that you written down critical minerals is one of the mo

. >> sunday is another beautiful day like saturday.e highs in the middle 60s with storm clouds well off the coast a beautiful depiction from the high resolution satellite, that is a great looking weekend from space. jumping ahead moving clouds for a second and i will take us to the middle of the week on wednesday. that is a pretty good storm that has its act together for the entire west coast we will have widespread rain on wednesday. with leftover showers on thursday and i wanted you to see it to give you an idea of what is coming. a pretty good week, that's the first one but we should get a better handle with more specifics to detail and let's bring this down to size in a way where we can analyze this wednesday and friday and perhaps again sunday, one week from today another system. here is the system for wednesday. watching the leading edge of the rain with widespread showers to the heart of the day on wednesday. plan for the rain most of wednesday ab one inch to two inches total before the system is done and it should be done by th

a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction. for us, presidents, national security advisor apparently suggested time for the loose key to step aside and let someone else make peace. after the training and leaders, diplomatic disaster of a trip to washington, the saw him kicked out of the white house. and israel blocks humanitarian aid from entering dogs as it pushes to extend the 1st phase of the seas bar that expired on saturday. we are exclusively on that from a hamas political bureau member who i truly appreciate that you do. we have the theater products, inputs from one product as we are pulling the international community to intervene . otherwise, we are really focusing on the, you're watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. coalition of the willing as a term that hasn't been heard since the us led invasion of iraq over 2 decades ago . but it's being used now with the u. k. and france leading the charge and proposing a bombshell strategy to deploy european t

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a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on life support get the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to fight. and more over the ukrainian state will not be able to survive. the hon. gary and prime minister warrant.

and let's take another live look outside before we head to break. a lot of clouds building in throughout the bay area. we're going to have another check on that wet forecast when we come i hear some good news for you. it is official. several temporarily closed fire stations in oakland are going to be back in service. council members voted last night to reopen three stations and stop the closure of four more. that's a $2 million deal that will fund the reopening of stations 25 near joaquin miller park. also station 28 near chabot park. they both closed down in january, and the third station, station ten. that's in the grand lake neighborhood that has been closed since 2022 because of renovation, and they haven't been able to reopen it because of a lack of funding. all three should be back in operation before june. fire chief damon covington says he has not been this happy in some time. >>>>so many people put in work real hard work to figure out where we could find money in the budget to open our firehouses, and we're thankful that they saw the need t

and wrapped up tonight in brooklyn with another jaw dropping performance.dma kitty. she had to see this in person. golden state fell early at the net. but curry gave hope here. look at this. what? a mid court logo shot with hands in his face! dubs down five. midway. dubs down three. jimmy butler. watch this shot. tied it up. and he made it anyway. tied the game. butler scored 25. and then curry became the closer. five-and-a-half to play. from deep. of course. dubs by seven. then a minute left. curry. open from the corner. it is a night in brooklyn. warriors win it 121-119 to finish the road trip 4-1. warriors record is 35-28 to begin a seven day home stand this saturday against detroit. college ball. the cal womens acc tournament debut against virginia. bears up nine. late in the first quarter. michelle. owns it inside. she had 16 points and ten rebounds. third straight double double. they will play sixth ranked notre dame in the quarter finals tomorrow. hockey night and the sharks are back. wrapped up a seven game road trip in colorado. oh. already down 5-

but there's another cool thing uh, the other day. the firefly lander, which came down a couple days ago, show that you can use gps, you know, the stuff that you use every day to drive buying places on a map that you don't need the map or any more. now this row over the 2nd one that just landed has no key or hardware on there to use cellphone technologies with 6 g . so you, it's identical to what you use your notes. so here we are. we now apparently will have gps and cell phone coverage in the mood. oh, you do is to send people there to use it. a stiff calling back from nasa one still . com. you're up to date, but stay with us. dw business is up next asking if the you can compete with china is investments in european royal projects and dates as well. and thanks for joining us. a lot more use for you next out here on the w, the living planet dw podcast. how to make greener choices in your everyday lives. but honestly, try to do the working 32 hours a week to be better for the assignments and 40. but of course we shouldn't be no need be

another batch here, some rain also on the way.o we're going to be in for more of the same kind of situation. these scattered areas of rain through tomorrow. and look at the temperatures by 7 a.m. we're down to 39 inland. coming up, we'll take a look at two more storms in the 7-day forecast, and i'll show you what i'm thinking about rainfall totals and which one is the strongest. i'll have details on that later on. jeff we'll see you shortly. also tonight. is it you? we hope so. did you just win the jackpot? we're following breaking news in sonoma county. someone bought a super lotto ticket worth $30 million from a convenience store in cotati. this is just south of santa rosa at this 76 gas station. the winning numbers were drawn late this evening. check your tickets. here you go. 313. 17, 23, 35. and the mega ball 24. the store is also getting a nice chunk of change. 150 grand. and it wasn't just cotati. another store nearby, rohnert park, also sold a ticket that matched five of five numbers. that winner will get 11,000 bucks. all

so overnight tonight it's another chilly night. mainly clear skies, mid 30s to the mid 40s as we head into saturday morning. now saturday is looking great. lots of sunshine. even warmer than today. similar y on sunday. both days will feel very nice. remember daylight saving time does begin early sunday morning, so that means the sunset on sunday is going to be after 7 p.m. believe it or not, here's future weather. one change to the forecast. we did have rain in the seven day on monday. now it looks like that storm is going more to the south, so monday is trending drier. but wednesday we are still looking at an atmospheric river type rain event. heavy rain at times and some strong gusty winds wednesday into early thursday. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. get out and enjoy all the sunshine today and through the upcoming weekend. again monday we are trending drier but still looks to be wet and windy by wednesday and thursday guys. >> all right drew thank you. coming up the seven things to know this morning. >> get your f

a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction, the loss of on and seems in these really parliament as guards use force to belong to the families of october, 7th victims from entering the visitors gallery. the . this is your r t international. my name's una neil in 30 minutes of news and use starts. not it doesn't suff kursk residents who are taken by ukrainian armed forces from temporarily occupied areas in the russian border region are on their way as he checked the ambulances, which today unfortunately, will be needed by at least 10 returning crew residents. each boss has a dry russian toys for children and everything you need to keep me. that will be a short stop so that everyone can have a hot meals. we are very worried about the psychological and physical condition of the people, but we are fully prepared. we have checked every ambulance, now. it is equipped with everything necessary or transport safety rules will be followed before we hope that the road will be successful and our cook residents will be met by their relatives and friends. but the most importa

a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. that doesn't sound like a good plan to me, and it certainly is not a plan of presidents on board. the us president national security advisor suggestive time for the lensky to step aside and let someone else to make a positive ukrainian lead is diplomatic. there's also but.

a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to buy. and more over the ukrainian states will not be able to survive. the hon. gary and prime minister warrens, the kids hands are tied as bottom as the ones is war. mongering efforts continue and all washington is eager to talk to you sit waiting for a ukrainian later that actually has the people's confidence plus israel references involved to defend the druids. minority and syria, adding that the idea is ready to place any threats coming from the nation's new government. the you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. a group of 33 chris presidents who were taken by you printed armed forces from a temporarily occupied areas in the region, is looking forward to returning home to check the ambulances, which today, unfortunately, will be needed by at least 10 returning crew residents. each boss has a dry russian toys for

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but another just about to move onshore. some showers just off the coastline right now. most that very light, a chance showers in the forecast. we've got more storms on the horizon. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. all right, lauren, still ahead, dozens oakland students, they walk out of class to protest president trump's. >> immigration policies. a closer look at the route. plus, we hear from battled said that county sheriff christina corpus ahead of tomorrow's vote. >> it will decide job and why federal funding cuts could federal funding cuts could access to hiv care. touch can mean so many things. even for people with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can make two feel like one. or simply be a helping hand. dupixent can help you stay ahead of eczema as you welcome the feeling of touch. dupixent helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after the first dose. severe allergic reac

another neighbor who asked for her face not to appear on camera in bed. at the time. >> we just heard a bunch of people yelling and then we heard sirens. i didn't really see too much because police were blocking everything. but then the ambulance came and the fire truck came. >> police say a 19 year old driver, identified as brian merola, was chasing another driver who had allegedly hit his vehicle and fled when the teen crashed into several pedestrians on king street around ten in the evening. >> he hit two people right there. >> police say both people were rushed to a nearby hospital. >> they had to go pretty fast over the speed bump and we're really close to a park. you don't know if there's kids. >> minutes before the crash, merola allegedly calling 911, informing an operator that he was chasing a driver who had hit his vehicle. the operator telling the teen repeatedly to pull over and to let police handle the situation. instead, officers say he continued the chase, reaching excessive speeds and disregarding traffic signals. >> maybe because you don't

a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support. if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to find. and more over the ukrainian state will not be able to survive. on gary and p. m warrens about the times are tied, does not american wednesdays push park again. peace efforts continues us as members of the new us administration point dollar to a ukrainian leader must actually be against continuing the conflict plus israel reaffirm that's 5 to defend. that group is minority in serious cutting out the idea of is ready to face any threats coming from a nation to new discipline. this government news basically is our teacher national. my name's you didn't know meal in 30 minutes of news into starts. not dozens of cursed residents who are taken and find you printing armed forces from temporarily occupied areas in the russian border region . or on the way as we checked, the ambulances, which today, un

a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support. if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to fight. and more over the ukrainian state will not be able to survive. the hungarian prime minister warns that gives hands are tied as a lot of mirrors and wednesdays war mongering efforts continue. and while washington is eager to talk, peace is waiting for our ukrainian leader that actually has the people's confidence plus, israel reaffirmed this is about to defend the drew's minority in syria. adding that the idea is ready to face any fresh coming from the nation's news. the live in moscow, you're watching our t international. i'm rachel group on a group of 33 cursed residents who were taken by ukranian armed forces from temporarily occupied areas in the region is looking forward to returning home. and he checked the ambulances, which today, unfortunately, will be needed by at least 10 returning c

a classroom fight ended with 115 year old boy stabbing another a number of times. the student was taken to the hospital and is expected. we're glad to tell you to make a full recovery. the victim's parent has criticized the principal because he has not contacted, was not contacted by high school administrators about this attack. >> unions representing state workers are pushing back against governor newsom's order that employees have to return to the office four days a week. the groups have filed an unfair labor practice charges with the state board, one complaint calling the policy, quote, inexplicable and unnecessary. governor newsom's order would require state workers to be back in the office by july 1st. the state is reviewing the charges and plans to respond through the employment relations board process. >> another delay in the process to sell oakland coliseum, the alameda county board of supervisors, came back from a closed door session tonight with no deal. supervisor nate miley assured investors they want this deal done. the county negotiating team says two

another 17%. i could give you five, six, seven, eight, nine more names that just don't seem like they want to settle down yet. >> yeah, some of the most prominent high fliers that had a strong start to the year are giving back gains. you mentioned palantir, robinhood. tesla is another one of them. and we've talked about how software is seen as a whole, as more insulated from tariffs. but a number of software companies this week reported negative earnings and a weak guide for the foreseeable year. that includes mongodb, which is down about 20% after witnessing its slowest growth rate since 2017. and then crowdstrike, a major cybersecurity player with its disappointing guidance that weighed on the broader sector. so those two reads not providing a lot of confidence for the software sector. and we also confirmed this morning that a number of ceos from the technology space will be convening with president trump at the white house early next week, scott, to discuss a number of the issues at hand, inclu

>>> tonight, american businesses and consumers left in limbo as president trump threatens another major increase in tariffs. the soaring egg prices prompting a reported justice department investigation and breaking news, a state of emergency on long island because of a large brush fire. >>> first, the tariffs. u.s. companies bracing for the worst with trump threatening up to 250% tariffs on canadian lumber and dairy. the president insisting canada's been ripping us off for years. why these new tariffs could send shock waves through the housing market. >>> plus, we're hearing the justice department wants to find out if the largest egg producers conspired to hike prices. the industry answering back. >>> and the new spending plan rolled out by mike johnson to avert a government shutdown just days from now. >>> also tonight, the horrific images. missiles raining down on ukraine. putin hoping to take advantage but could takes soon resume on a possible minerals deal between the trump administration and the ukrainian government? >>> here at home, a 14-year-old is charged with murdering a new j

today they're finding their way forward after another likely tornado. >> just kind of came out of nowhere. it was a really scary 15 seconds. >> reporter: and supper turned into survival mode for r lynn smith and her family. >> i've never prayed so hard in 15 seconds in my life. we walked from right there to right here. and just got on the floor and put some pillows over our heads and prayed for the best. >> reporter: since monday at least 13 tornadoes have been confirmed across five states. and peak severe weather season is still weeks away. >> this is a preview of what's to come. >> potentially. just looking at the overall picture, usually march, april is when it really starts to heat up. >> reporter: as the late winter storm now races east, the mid-atlantic in the bullseye for damaging winds and downpours. kathy park, nbc news. >>> we're also covering the fallout over president trump's address to congress. we've also learned the trump administration is pausing intelligence sharing with ukraine. gabe gutierrez has late details. >> reporter: tonight, a potential thaw in the face-off betwe

we have another storm. we're tracking and it looks like it's a snow maker because it has some cold air to go along with its wednesday and thursday marked on your calendar some active weather. as far as how much rain we're expecting. here's the projected rain totals. these tend to change back and forth. so check back with the forecast because could change. but the bottom line is we're going to see some significant rain here. possible flooding concerns and definitely some winter weather advisory so that inch or more across the bay area. more in the santa cruz mountains and the north coast, as you could see north bay and santa cruz mountains getting a bulk of this rainfall, maybe 2 inches. we'll see what verifies. i think the main takeaway is that it will it looks like it's going to rain. so be prepared after this weekend. a nice spring-like weather. temperatures out the door in the 60's and this is that time we see the daytime high. so upper 60's in santa rosa winds will see that typical breeze looks like it'

a few have said, well, let's give them another year fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. cus, presidents, national security advisor apparently suggest 2 times as the licensee to step aside and let someone else take piece of off to be crated and lead is diplomatic. these also have a trip. so washington, cisco, him kicked out of the white house plus the as well block, see monetary and age from as written, gaza as it pushes to extends the 1st phase of a sci fi that expired on saturday. we are exclusively on that. so may have most political be arriving to see the new do we have to leave the deed and the department certificates from one part as we are pulling the national community to intervene. otherwise, we are really focusing on the a very well welcomed based is on the international with the latest world news on the date is great to have you with us as always on the top story, this, our a poet mission of the willing is it to him on heard of since the us led invasion of a raw curve of 2 decades ago. but right now is the u. k. on fr

they are on hold with both canada and mexico. >> for another month after president trump signed anothercutive order. the details of not ease concerns among the one industry in the bay area. was less a good and has more on that. >> california wines among the thousands of american alcohol products are being removed from government operate. liquor stores across canada. signs posted all store shelves saying products produced in the u.s. are no longer available that this is in response to u.s. tariffs. that's just a modification. short-term. the trump administration announced thursday postponement of tariffs on many imports from mexico and some imports from canada. but despite this announcement, there is still concern among wine makers here in california. all the experts who've analyzed u.s.. >> tell us canadian terrace. that dealing with right now will cost us about 3,000 jobs in the wine and spirits space that those jobs will be lost national. what congressman mike thompson? >> representing california's wine country says. >> these trade wars are hurting all americans, especially vineyard o

decades liberty, another apologist would advise constantine saying religion cannot be imposed by force but must be carried on by words rather than by blows. this line of thought runs from the early church fathers to now the modern era where we recognize we can't force our faith on anybody. america's founders recognize their own writings was in dialogue with these philosophical predecessors. adams himself made references to both to church fathers, thomas jefferson owned an edition of the writings which he marked up and sits in the library of congress. in fact, in a ernl copy of his own notes on the state of virginia, jefferson hand wrote the quote about faith in the margins about religious liberty. this is the legacy that guided to the founding of this very day. we remain the world's marriagest majority christian country and right is protected by the people for everybody whether you are a christian, a jew, muslim or no faith. religious liberty is not what we know about legal safeguards but about fostering a culture in which faith can thrive so men and women can appreciate and respect th

medicare was another one. in this area, we have seen over time some progress, and we have reported progress. but still, the weapon system still take on average major systems, about 10 years to develop. they are developed usually at costs much higher than they are originally estimated, and they tend to be schedule delays later. so the war fighters don't have them as soon as possible. we have made a lot of recommendations to implement best practices in these areas. we have seen some improvements. but now we are seeing continual problems. in fielding this this has gotten more sophisticated over the years, with more software intensive weapons systems, more sophisticated weapon systems. we have looked at how some of these things should be developed and best practices. host: we know what the problem is and you have offered ways to fix the problem. whose fault is it that this has been on the high-risk list for 35 years? is that congress not having the desire to fix this problem? guest: it is primarily because of the

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and build one another up. i witness so much about this past year and it was never more inspiring than when i went needed it most. we faced devastating tornadoes and a stork flooding that left families, farms, businesses, schools and communities wheeling. to put into perspective, iowa was granting three presidential disaster declarations in just two months. i'll never forget the devastation and the heartbreak but also witnessed iowans lifting each other up, volunteers clearing debris, residents comforting neighbors and first responders and local officials working around the clock, many who either own homes or businesses destroyed yet they continue to put others first. in spencer, in spencer brothers aaron andrew left their home, drove 30 miles and launch the boat into the street. they rescued dozens of people. many of whom had been stranded in their cars are on the roof of their homes. in rock valley, police chief monty warburton had his team alongside an array of firefighters and other first responders waded t

a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. that doesn't sound like a good plan to me, and it certainly is not a plan of presidents on board. the us president national security advisor suggestive time for the lensky to step aside and let someone else to make a positive ukrainian lead is diplomatic. there's also of a trip to washington, that's the whole $6000.00 plus is. well look, see monetary and aid from entering garza, it pushes the us back proposal to expand the 1st phase of a c spot that expired on saturday, but her mom wants to move to the next day. he's a breed. we're exclusively on that. i'm a member of the goals and government's political beer. the issue isn't because we haven't received any uh, offer shelly off on the 1st 2nd. she's unavailable for us because we have a certain deal this deal. but it has to be signed by the to boston. the trade fan here in moscow, and you're watching all the international with the latest world news, updating very foam. welcome to you. i'll ta

another venue, and another one greeting. guess tom, a welcoming will do me to the lensky to a summit of european leaders in london with canada and tuck it in. attendance to a peace deal for ukraine was top of the agenda, the leading that effort of the u. k. and phones with the british prime minister announcing what he called a coalition of the willing to guarantee peace. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground of planes. and yet, together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting, put to support peace and i'm fortunate to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back. we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for multiple. it's time to at time to step up and lead on to unite around a new plan for a just enjoying face. a new sense of urgency prompted by shifting alliance, while the european need a meeting here in london will have to consider is an issue even bigger than piecing you great. and that is how to face with each uh, in which america may no longer be an ally, that your

another person killed in a car on the ground. and david, the ntsb says the plane also had a ground proximity warning system, which is now being examined to determine if any additional data can be recovered. david? >> david: whit johnson, thank you. >>> now to those major cuts, federal workers losing their jobs, at the white house today, a remarkable moment. president trump called a meeting of his cabinet secretaries, elon musk was there, and told his cabinet they choose who actually goes, not elon musk. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, after weeks of tense town meetings -- >> what doge is really trying to do -- [ booing ] >> reporter: public backlash to elon musk's chain saw approach to mass firings, president trump tonight telling his cabinet secretaries, they're in charge of who gets cut from their agencies, not musk. just two days ago, trump showering musk with praise. >> i have created the brand new department of government efficiency. doge. perhaps you've heard of it. perhaps. [ applause ] which is headed by elon mus

and another story that we're working on this morning. the controversy is growing. >> over free month's homeless camping ban. yeah. the city now facing a lawsuit filed by advocates who say this ban criminalizes. >> homelessness crop or stephanie rothman takes a look. >> california homeless union is one of the groups suing the city and they tell me this ordinance has already had a devastating impact on people living on the streets and those trying to help them. >> fremont city camping ordinance approved in february, camping on public property, including city streets, sidewalks and parks. it also outlaws possessing camping gear and allows the city to 5 people who help set up encampments. >> we don't believe that this ordinance can be amended. it's it's on its face, unconstitutional. it isn't. it is worse than existing code sections that deal with camping and persons that iran house, it has to be repealed. lead attorney for plaintiff, california homeless union. >> says the lawsuit is the only way to stop the city before it harms its people.

another day spent in the 50s right now.nger picking up on an initial band of some lighter rain here, but as the upper low kind of tracks into northern california and central california, we could have a few isolated downpours overnight. partly cloudy skies for a time on sunday, but still, the ongoing shower chances where most of the bay area should see about a 10th of an inch of rain to locally, a quarter inch in spots where you do have that chance of some isolated thunderstorms, maybe some small hail. given that chilly air aloft. monday right now looks to be dry as the clouds increase again. next chance of rain should hold off until about early on tuesday morning. and kind of interesting to look at this next window of rain. who sees the most rain from tuesday through thursday might actually end up being the santa cruz mountains and then down the central coast, which tells you something about storm two taking a more central to southern california approach for midweek through about thursday. right now, the driest part of next

curry again another three.he score is warriors leading 101 95 with about five minutes left to go. made the trip to charlotte for the women's acc tournament. cal and virginia all bears all the time. michelle o'neill with a double double. oh, she owned them all right. 16 points, ten boards. so they're up 11. kept pulling away marta suarez double double 16 and ten. made it a 21 point lead early in the second quarter. bears roll 7558. and you can put it on the board. they'll play notre dame in the acc quarters tomorrow afternoon. football news former 40 niners receiver deebo samuel wrote a long goodbye on the players tribune, calling his trade to washington bittersweet. deebo spent six seasons with the niners, became a huge fan favorite because of his battering ram style takes on everybody. samuel says he still has a great relationship with kyle shanahan and john lynch, adding, quote, not a lick of bad blood when it comes to e and that organization. it is always love. end quote. well, the giants season opener is ju

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a few have said, well, let's give them another year fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. us president national security advisor apparently suggests it's time for the wednesday to synthesize then let someone else make peace as also the ukrainian leaders, diplomatic does all sort of a trip to washington the so him fix out such a wide plus as well look, see monetary and age from entering garza as it pushes to extend the 1st phase of a sci fi that expired on start today. we are exclusively on that for me. i have mazda political, be around that she's a new, do we have the deed, under the toilet assistance from one product as we are pulling the national community to intervene. otherwise, we are really focusing on the it's 11 am here in moscow, and you are watching all see international with the latest world news updates. a very good morning to you. i top story a coalition of the willing is a ton on hood off since the us led invasion of iraq of a 2 decades ago. but right now it's the u. k. i'm from leading the charges base propose they

another person killed in a car on the ground. and david, the ntsb says the plane also had a ground proximity warning system, which is now being examined to determine if any additional data can be recovered. david. >> whit johnson with us tonight with. thank you. now, to the idaho college murders case. there's breaking news in this case tonight. newly released text messages and the 911 call from the home. here's kayna whitworth. >> tonight, bombshell evidence in the case against brian kohberger. for the first time, we're seeing transcripts of the chilling texts between the two surviving roommates on the night their four friends were stabbed to death near the university of idaho. in a newly unsealed motion, prosecutors asking a judge to admit text messages between those roommates as evidence after one allegedly saw the suspect in a mask. she tries unsuccessfully to reach the victims, then text her other roommate in the basement. i'm freaking out right now. no, it's like a ski mask. almost. the second survivor texting back run down

potentially wednesday and drying out into thursday but then you look in the distance and there is anotherystem on the way and this active pattern will continue for the next week or so and not a rain everyday scenario but i will not let you know when you have to grab that umbrella and that will be coming up in my full forecast. >>> dozens of people living at a safe parking site are about to get the boot pick of the city of san francisco is telling them either accept alternative housing, or move your vehicles by tomorrow. this is happening at what used to be candlestick park in the bayview's hunter point area and amanda hari said plenty of folks do not know what to do next . >> reporter: there are 30 vehicles inside, all of them are being asked to leave by monday. the site is gated and there is security, we were not allowed on the site . but we spoke to a man who lives inside , and he said many of the people do not know what they're going to do with their vehicles and some don't know where they are going to go. >> here is the order. >> reporter: in the last few months the people who live at

a few have said, well, let's give them another year fighting a year from now a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction. plus in the 1st, the international atomic watchdog rotates. it's all observers up this up, but it was you a power plant through non russian, tara troops triggering ice range from your brain. i a e, a chief stays the decision was taken to protect lives on the kid had been made aware of the previously trying to discuss the supreme savanski with 40 minutes through sepia. so that it's not true that we have been doing this in a new laptop the, the broadcasting for moscow every hour the day. this is archie and pleasure to have your company for the news. drop my names, you to know me. dozens of cursed residents who were taken by ukrainian armed forces from temporarily occupied areas in the russian border region are on their way as we checked, the ambulances, which today, unfortunately, will be needed by at least 10 returning cool presidents. each boss has a dry russian toys for children and everything. you need to keep warm. that will be a short st

to comes this months after another car. i mean, at a christmas market in not the book, which left 5 people that and over 200, which we're going to speak to dominic game, just talking to us from violence. so we understand one person is dead. what more do we know at this stage? the one person dead, several people injured in this incidents a suspect in custody. many different use agencies suggesting that it is the driver of the call that was involved in this incident in cost, which that's specifically not confirmed by police, but also not required supply police as yes, the incident happened at around $1115.00 g m t. so a few hours ago now in the center of mannheim, close to a large sleep pedestrian iced up an area. the point, the context behind this at this stage of the today is rose monday, which in germany is pos all of the week that leads up to lent for christians. and so the for the carnival season, which is culmination in this week on this day. so normally speaking, that would just be many people in the center of town in

a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction. the us presidents, national security advisor apparently suggests it's time for zalinski to step aside and let someone else make peace after the ukrainian leaders, diplomatic disaster of it fit for washington that saw him take the out of the white house was israel blocks humanitarian aid from entering gaza as at pleasure to extend the 1st phase of a cease fire that expired on saturday. we are exclusively on that, some of our mazda federal bureau members for to see the new deed to the dean. and it's a plug, attempted from one of the boxes we are pulling the national community to intervene . otherwise, we are pre before posting on the you are watching r t international live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. we're bringing you the top news stories from around the world. the 1st we're breaking news from israel, where one man has been killed and 4 wounded and a stabbing attack in the northern city of haifa is really police say the alleged assailant was

a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. that doesn't sound like a good plan to me, and it certainly is not a plan. the presidents on board, the u. s. president national security, he advised us to just sit on, hold the legacy to step aside and let someone else make peace off of the ukrainian leaders diplomatic dissolves, to have a trip to washington. this of him kicked out of the white glove as well. block c monetary and age from entering dawes up because it pushes to extend the 1st phase of as these 5 that expired on saturday. we are exclusively on that for me. i have not political view room that was the issue because we haven't received any uh offer show off on the 1st 2nd to negotiate on a new office because we have a certain deed the it's 9 am here in most go and you're watching all the international with the latest, well news, updating very well. welcome to you. our top story, this, our a coalition, all of the willing gets in on had off since the us led invasion of iraq of a 2

another round of showers comes through tomorrow.ed, so sure, we're going right through the middle of this thing. but the actual cells are very few and far between because they're so widely spaced out individually. and you could end up with nothing for your part of the bay. look at 1:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. we will have already gotten some showers in the morning tomorrow. but by 1:00, you're seeing plenty of blue sky on here, breaks of clouds, but then more showers come in. so we'll see some more showers that will be with us through the late sunday night into monday and then it'll pretty much be done by the time we get into monday afternoon. then the next one shows up by, like, tuesday night. so look at the seven-day forecast. there are more opportunities for rain that show up on here. no rain on monday. maybe a few showers late tuesday, which is really the leading edge of the wednesday/thursday rainmaker. this one is a little more impressive than what's going to come through tonight and tomorrow. but it's not impressive in its