ashby has spent months in custody, and his team says who's been poisoned? plus, dozens of wildfires are raging in chile. least 30 people have died in the blazes, sparked by a summer heat wave. ah, i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. the pentagon says another suspected chinese spy balloon has been discovered this time flying over latin america. another balloon was seen floating above the u. s. heart land spotting his complicated washington and begging to already strained relations and drawn americans attention to the sky. there is floating high above the united states on this balloon is causing major diplomatic problem spec on earth. thing is after this guy. first spotted over montana by curious residence. it's now believed to be a chinese espionage platform. last 35 minutes about china's decision to fly and surveillance balloon over the continental united states is both unacceptable and irresponsible. that's what this is about. is a violation of our sovereignty. it's a violation of international law. china rejects the spine claims and says it's a weath

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the most spinouts have been sing-along 80, especially through ashley, berkeley, -- ashby, berkeley, emeryvillee going towards the bay bridge toll plaza, it is crowded there, as well, and slow at the richmond-san rafael bridge westbound. spencer: one reason it is slow is the weather we have. the traffic is slow because of the weather. here's a live look at live doppler 7. dusty treacherously now. the storm ranks two on the abc 7 exclusive storm impact scale. and it will continue to produce these conditions for the remainder of the day and into the late afternoon and overnight, we will see it beginning to break up a little bit, and it will weekend. just a tad. chile conditions, 30's in most bay area locations, except places around the bay shoreline and on the coast. they will not get much higher in the afternoon. high temperatures will range from 48 degrees to 50. do not expect any temperature readings above 50 degrees this afternoon, and here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. a break late tomorrow. some sunshine will burn through after a cloudy morning. another rainy system begins sunday and th

going to take a break as we take a live look here at interstate 80 through emeryville, just west of ashbyis morning are getting wetter and wetter. you can certainly see that here. lot of water on the roadways this morning. we're going to have a full look at your forecast and team coverage of the conditions out coverage of the conditions out there. coming up in a moment. did you know if you turn to cold with tide you can save up to $150 a year on your energy bill? how? the lower the temp, the lower your bill. tide cleans great in cold and saves money? i am so in. save $150 when you turn to cold with tide. >> welcome back. getting close to 06:00am you might be leaving the house here shortly. in which case this is what you're about to be stepping into. we've got some pretty widespread rainfall across the bay area. now, including some pretty heavy pockets right around the currently and coming down. pretty good around timber on on up into sandra fell right around the richmond center fell bridge. you also have some heavier intensity. so be a little careful out there. definitely take it slower.

it was because of train was stranded outside the ashby station in the downtown berkeley direction. bart says a couple of train cars lost power. and just a few minutes ago, bart announced that service is back. but there is a 20 minute delay while they work to get things back to normal man accused of firing blanks inside of san francisco synagogue was back in court this morning for an arraignment. dimitri mission internet, not guilty plea, he is charged with multiple hate crimes and felonies. the judge this morning also denied bail to mission. the 51 year old was arrested last friday. surveillance video appears to show him pulling a gun inside schneerson center synagogue on balboa street. no one was hurt. a motive for the incident is still unknown to los angeles, where a suspect is under arrest in connection to shootings outside two synagogues in 24 hours. both victims were orthodox jewish men who were shot at from moving vehicles as they were leaving synagogues in the pico robertson neighborhood. the first shooting happened wednesday morning. the second was about 8 30 yesterday morn

it gibson john and phil ashby, secure a big win of oakland city of new zealand. de la synnex. ah. as your teams have been searching for survivors after the latest russian strike in eastern ukraine, at least 3 people have been confirmed dead after a rocket attack in the city of chroma tossed. another 20 were wounded, comatose is in the done yet screech, and where russian backed fighters have held significant territory since 2014. i'm with this is the center of the city. only civilians live here, which is why any attempts to justify this are futile at the very least all. but we're probably going to go to natasha butler who's in keep for us. what more do we know about this attack? and cromwell tours was been another hurrying night. for some people in ukraine, this time in that eastern town of crowds looked gravitas. ah, oh, russian cruise, my miss all slamming into a building pretty much destroying it and damaging we understand at least 8 other apalmer blocks near by emergency service workers have been working through the night in the morning to try and see if they can find any survi

richard ashby, good . directorate shavo good morning.go back to the beginning and i can't honestly, i'm inspired , but like i said, i'm inspired, but like i said, i'm inspired, but like i said, i'm also slightly jael we're very jealous actually. so what happened? lockdown's lockdowns were enacted, and you decided to do what? well, yeah, i just. you could see it coming in my life that there was something really sinister going on. so coming down the. so i just said so i fled to the country really to, to with my parents. but that was just even was, um , you know, i just even was, um, you know, i was living in central london . was living in central london. everything just closed. and then in the countryside , you know, on in the countryside, you know, on every news channel, it was the same rhetoric. and i just thought, okay, i this so, you know, i went to the of know, i went to the south of france . um, of course, yeah . france. um, of course, yeah. which ago we've been so anti. but after ten weeks, the restrictions came back . so yeah restr

operator kevin and i are looking for this crash west stadium pal street, which is just bad beyond ashbynk there's a building in the way, so we're not gonna do that right now on camera, but there's a lot of slow traffic heading. to west adrian powell. the whole issue of freeway has been pelted by rain, and there's been a lot of it and that's going to mean the traffic is going to be slow . let's talk about the bay bridge. we had an earlier crash on that approach that's been cleared by traffic is very slow getting into san francisco. so i mentioned dortmund 2 88 3 80 in saint bruno. there is a crash there. traffic is going to be slow as you come up in saint bruno. now we're following a developing story from the east bay, where a big rig crashed on 80 a little while ago east vanity right before the el portal exit. ktvu is roberta gonzalez joins us live now, roberta, with an update. yes we're at the park and ride cell and it looks like right off. i 80 up the road here from el porto drive, and we came across a horrendous a major accident this morning. we don't know exactly what happened. chp

cleared but you are facing some stop and go traffic as you approach the area on westbound 80 before ashbyheaded that way today, you'll have to take an ac transit bus. hey, drew being a looking outside tower looking lovely with baby blue skies. it is breezy, though across the region winds some spots 20 to 35 mph, and that's keeping temperatures in the thirties and forties right now. 47 oakland, the same in san jose . so valentine's day with the chance of a shower midday with a front moving through isolated at best, and a chilly day, only in the low fifties, reggie time now for live with kelly and ryan, we see you again on the air at 11 see you again on the air at 11 for deja vu: it's the love show on live with kelly and ryan! today, a valentine's day visit from real-life valentines, jenny mollen and jason biggs! plus, who will win? who will not win? get ready for the 2023 valentine's day love games! also, gerard butler, sarah michelle gellar, morris chestnut and more, share their lovin' love tales of valentine's day! and we check in with our delightful, beautiful, wonderful viewers on a ve

this truck kind of got into a crash here on this. that's the university area there near ashby been universitywas mental and rocks all over the place in several cars. got flat tires there, you see one of them, and there were several more. at one point. i looked up to see my shirt camera almost completely blocked. and you know , some of that metal did get on the road. now, this is a live picture. now they managed to clear it. so just looking at that video gave me a little bit of a better description that chp gave me that was on the on ramp there that you have after ash. we have used that it's kind of a weird onramp right here and the crash was right there, so it's open. 80 westbound was also slowed for a time you can see the bay bridge is a little better than it was. it's beginning to clear up. i think people are hearing rain in the forecast, and they're thinking you know what work from home if i can 7 50. steve steve. you and i cannot. i pounded the desk because you and i cannot work from home. not anymore. we did you have to be here when it's like this. i understand that. but if you can, i wo

david holden, now 52, is found guilty of manslaughter of 23 year old aidan magee ashby, who was in thebeattie is in belfast for us unduly of course, despite the passage of time, this has been a something hanging over this particular man . i know the veterans movement say that they find the sentence extremely harsh . that's their extremely harsh. that's their view . well do and that is view. well do and that is because under the good agreement and a tireless ted has been convicted of any crime would only serve a maximum of two years. so they're saying there's three years was extremely harsh them but it was a suspended sentence and handing that down judge justice o'hara spoke of holden's age. he was only 18 at the time. .he pointed towards the training and the culpability of the british army because david holden admit firing the shot. he said his hands were wet, but when taking everything into account justice o'hara then turned to the families report. i mean, he said it was harrowing that the mother used to walk to the place where eden was killed each and every to say the rosary . why is