they can tell you every restaurant in london or paris but they've never been to bakersfield and they never well and don't want to. about these new middle class people want to go to palo altoo and see that world. they are much more open minded. i'm optimistic about that. how ironic that history is kind of tragic. it's not melodramatic about we get this billionaire that has written off the most selfish person and he sees something the 16 brilliant candidates in the states didn't that you could remake the republican party and address the concerns of people in the middle east and i don't know if he knew that deliberately but that is the way that it works sometimes. that is a long-winded answer. >> let's leave it at that. [applause] please help yourself to another drink and thank you to victor and megan kelly. [applause] at spark light it's our home and right now we are facing our greatest challenge. that's why we are working around the clock to keep you connected doing our part so it's a little easier to do yours. >> along with television companies supporting c-span2 as a public service.

they can tell you every restaurant in london or paris but they've never been to bakersfield and theynever will and they don't want to but these new middle class people want to go see that world, they are much more open-minded so i am optimistic, we areey created and how ironic historyry is, it's kd of tragic, we get this orange billionaire that's written off as the most selfish person and he sees something 16 other brilliant candidates didn't but you can remake the republican party and addressed concerns of people in the middle east and i don't know if he knew that but that is the way history works sometimes. it's a long windyme answer but there's a lot to be hoped for. >> amen, we'll leave it at that. [applause] >> please help yourself to another drink and thank you to victor and megyn kelly. >> i love that. anytime. [inaudible conversations] >> with the senate out of session, join us all week for book tv. tonight, recent vexed sellers. authors and journalists including bob woodward and robert costa on their latest peril. after that, victory davis hanson and his book, the die citize

us, they can tell you every restaurant in london or paris, but they've never been to delano or bakersfield or modesto, and they never will and they don't want to, but the new middle class people want to go to palo alto and want to see that world and they're much more open-mindened and i'm optimistic about that and how ironic that history is. it's melodramatic, and we get the orange billionaire who is written off an a crass, and he sees something that 16 other candidates didn't, and remake the republican party and address concerns of the people in the middle east and i don't know if he knew that, but that's how history works, and that's a long winded answer we've got a lot to be hopeful for. leave it at that. >> thank you. [applause]. >> so, please help yourself to another drink and thank you to victor and megyn kelly. >> anytime, it's an honor. [inaudible conversations] ♪♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america's story and on sunday, book tv brings you the limited nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from t

they don't want to be around these people so they kind of project, you know, some guy from bakersfield on a lift who might have a nice nanny and a landscaper, but i don't want my kids to go to school with their kids? butn't know what it is, it's almost medieval. >> you write in the book what currently threatens to change the historic pattern of immigration, assimilation and intermarriage is not sudden white racism, it's the huge number of impoverished aliens without high school diplomas who, upon arrival, are encouraged to emphasize their otherness by a mostly white progressives heat. >> it is. >> and that's the thing, there's no more pressure to assimilate at all. in fact, tribalism is encouraged, and it's one of the main things that's dividing -- >> it is. the way, i went to a grammar school, ihe think there were 9 f us that were not mexican-american. and the way they taught us was that mrs. evans was our speech therapist. she would be put in jail now. [laughter] she would say we're all going to be successful, and to be successful this america, you must know the english language. and

i know that a mexican-american person that they share more in common with a wide child in bakersfieldthan they do with their elite representative studies professors at stanford so very slowly this class that has a lot in common but doesn't trust the open borders mentality. it doesn't trust identity politics. it wants things for the middle class it doesn't trust of these bureaucrats we talk about and certainly doesn't like these revolutionaries that want to change the filibuster and they really want a place here. i'm very happy when i talked to so many people that i grew up with and they say things to me like if anybody goes to prison while you were again i said no and they said well do they know, no. they can tell you every restaurant in london or paris but they've never been to bakersfield and they never will and they don't want to. but these people want to go to palo alto, they want to see that world. they are more open-minded. written off as the selfish person that sees something 16 brilliant other candidates on the stage didn't that you could remake the republican party and addres

they want chaos, they want anarchy, they kind of project some guy from bakersfield on the forklift, but i have a nice nanny and landscape, but i don't want my school to go to school with their kids. >> you right in the book, what currently threatens to change the pattern integration and assimilation, in a marriage it is not sudden white racism. high school diplomas who have recently crossed the border illegally and upon arrival are encouraged to emphasize by a mostly white progressive elites. there is no more pressure to a simile at all. tribalism is encouraged and it is one of the main things dividing us. >> it is. i think that there were nine of us that were not mexican americans. our speech therapist would be put in jail now. we are all going to be successful. to be successful in america you need to know the english language. repeat after me. i have a stick shift chevy we would all say. [laughter] no you don't. she would, i think i have once or twice, people get appalled. the group that came out of that experience are very successful now. there was this idea, i taught 21 years mostly

i went to bakersfield college, got any undergrad at cal state bakersfield, got my m.b.a. at cal state bakersfield. i'm proud of where i'm from. but one thing i do know, you have to have a bridge between fuel and a solar panel. i watched president biden up in michigan with the other democrats driving that electric truck. you know how much that truck cost? $125,000. huh. who do you think is going to get the tax break for that? i guess it's the people jared was talking about, the millionaires. maybe we could have debated that if we had time on the floor. there's a direct correlation between the price of gas and january 20. it's just getting worse. we heard earlier from scott daniel what these dangerous policies will do to customers. i want you to think for one moment, what if your a -- if you're a truck driver. there's many of them in my district. they take a risk and buy their own truck. they got to fill it up. i imagine probably takes 300 gallon, don't you can? -- don't you think? the price of gas increased by what, more than 60%? do you know how much more it takes that sm

they can tell you every restaurant in london or paris but they've never been to bakersfield and theynever will and they don't want to but these new middle class people wanteo o go and see that. they are much more open-minded so i am optimistic about that in creating, how ironic that history is, it is tragic, but you've got this orange billionaire is the most selfish person ntc 16 other brilliant candidates you could remake the republican party and address the concerns of people from the middle east, i don't know if he did that deliberately but that's the way it works sometimes. that's a long and when the answer to say we have a lot to be helpful for. >> amen. we'll leave it at that. ♪♪ [applause] [applause] >> help yourself to another drink and thank you to victor and megyn kelly. [applause] and all conversations. >> here's a look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to politics and prose bookstore in washington d.c. topping thes list, david when carl and plate anthropologist david, i look at the development of human society and the dawn of everything followed by betrayal,

host: timbo from bakersfield, california. "how do you feel about your house leader, kevin mccarthy and how do you feel about liz cheney?" guest: i would hope that the republican party is a big tent party. kevin mccarthy has been supportive of efforts that i have done in the house of representatives whether that is legislation or getting elected and getting reelected. again, i want to be part of a party that is accepting of all of us who want to be part of the republican party because if we -- and you see this on the democrat side with progressives versus moderates. there should not be 100% parity. we should have a diversity of ideas because those debates make us better as a party, as a conference, and as a country, quite frankly. host: the next call from ralph in augusta, georgia. democrats line. caller: good morning. i have a question in reference to you saying we should respect each other. when mitch mcconnell said we are not going to win with the democrats on anything, you have representative mccarthy and others talking to

her party featured gets from the city presented by the mayor bakersfield.e where she rode in a city fire truck. petri joined the navy after the attack on pearl harbor in 1941 and during her time in service, she apparently worked on many classified projects and family members say to this day she still is not giving up her secrets. >> well, ups says it wants to hire 60,000 employees for the holidays. the company is holding hiring events. this thursday through saturday at more than 400 locations across the united states and online ups says many of those hired will be offered permanent jobs once the holidays are over. it is also offering current workers, $200 for every eligible employee that they submit that bad >> from sending gifts to friends and family to bring us our online orders. many people have relied on ups drivers more than ever during the pandemic. yeah. and david roberts has been a ups driver in northern california for about 2 decades and for him it's become more than a kirby shows us how he helps spread joy to some children along his route. >> dave

the kid from bakersfield is going to remember this one forever, alan lazar.uchdown right there, glad to get that one. see the fist pump there. you have to help that phone has a really good zoom on it. patrick mahomes finds tyreek hill for the game ceiling first down. chiefs win, 13-7, snapping green bay's seven game win streak. the warriors 7-1. they hosted the rockets. we all know staff can splash, but he had not one, but two blocks over new orleans, dubs in the middle of an eight-game home stand and beating the teams you should. >> there is something to take care of things you supposed to take care of. you got to finish out the home stretch and continue to have the right mindset in terms of not looking at record, but looking at how we're playing. >> it's a long home stand. some teams with not great records, but we're taking care of business. eventually you play everybody. i like where we're at right now. chris: obviously a struggle for the 49ers. they really wanted to get this win today. it didn't happen. the warriors off to a good start. the niners will be

of course, of a lot of high speed rail for california, kevin mccarthy, the minority leader from bakersfield, not so much. wants nothing to do with it. we can look at issues like what you've done in the past. at the end of the day, it's nitty-gritty. it all has to do with how much clout you have and we just don't stand up to those other states. >> larry, it was a hard-fought battle to get to where we are today. how much of a win is this for the president today that he was able to sign it and now with the next step in this is going to be even more contentious? >> yeah. look, it's a big win. but here's the deal. you're not going to see everything turn around tomorrow, next week, next month, and that's what president biden perhaps doesn't even realize. he's delighted. but look, you're going to have to wait to see all these changes. you're going to have to wait to see contracts given out, people starting to work, jobs starting to develop with construction. that's going to take a few months. so the question is, will this be enough to turn around the president's popularity, and will he be able to

the train was traveling from bakersfield to oakland. it hit a big rig carrying cars. 30 people on the train at the time. luckily nobody injured. three people were in the truck. and the driver did suffer minor injuries. the train engineer also suffered minor injuries. >> bart is prepping for holiday travel. trying to stop covid from spreading on its trains. bart replaced the air filters with models that can capture viruss. it gave a demonstration today. they bring in fresh air every 70 seconds. general manager put that statistic in context. >> if i'm taking bart and i'm getting on it west oakland and going to embark. i'm taking that short ride. that means in that trip, the air in the car will be changed out five times. >> the epa says any filtration system with rating higher than 13 is good enough. the filters they instaled has a rating of 14. >> one of the greatest you will find anywhere in the country. why else would they call it the big game. >> exactly. it's a tradition that means a lot to many. for one cal grad, it means a lot more.

the kid from bakersfield is finding alan lazard.t career tos .ou have to help that phone has a really good zoom on it. patrick mahomes finds tyreek hill for the game ceiling first down. chiefs win, 13-7, snapping green bay's seven game win streak. and denville's own quakes find the final game of the season against fc dallas, many of them wondering, would this be the final game of his amazing career? and if so, how about this story? finds the back of the net, 17 seasons, 14 with the quakes, mls all-time goal leader, 171st score, the only goal in a 1-1 dropper. this team is lifted him in the air and he called it a career. >> but this is the last ride. i told myself i would cry and i knew the tears would be coming, but thank you guys. it's been an amazing ride. again, thank you guys for this wonderful ride. thank you for being a part with me, pushing me on. and i can't thank you guys enough. chris: a true class act calling it a career, and what away to do a here, where he's from, the bay area. dion: very classy guy. chris, thanks. san jose once peop

you make your way in toward fresno parts of bakersfield, some very thick fog there in the late night, early morning hours. otherwise we're going to lots of sunshine in the bay area except that patchy fog when together little bit overnight tonight and push into the bay. so don't be surprised to wake up to a couple patches of fog early on giving way to plenty of sunshine and again, another round of 70's around a good part of the bay area. by tomorrow afternoon in the san francisco about 64 degrees downtown 69 in the mission coastal areas looking temperatures generally in the 60's couple batches of fog there. 70 mowbray 71 degrees in burlingame. 72 in san carlos, a lot of 70's in the south bay again by tomorrow afternoon as high as 74 in saaatoga 74. also in san jose in pleasanton, 72 in hayward further north. you you're going to find the same kind of weather just gorgeous out there tomorrow afternoon. the weather pattern looks like it likely hold into the weekend. there may be a few more clouds. think as we get into sunday or so. but we're looking good temperatures staying above the ave

central valley track between bakersfield and madera. project leaders are aiming to compete that segment by the end of next year with planning under way to connect san francisco and los angeles by 2030, thursday's updates were welcome news to the board which has seen constant delays and cost overruns for the project. we can't continue >> given that can call said that? keep us to we have to be clear we can. >> and moving this country project leaders are looking forward to more federal action on president biden's build back better plan which they say could provide even more financial opportunity for the bullet train. in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> all right. time talk about the weather right now. we are going for a beautiful live shot here. our producer sophie guaranteed that it would be. and she delivered. thank you, sophia, for that. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow talking about some of the rain. we've had a little more rain in the forecast and how his lawn, it's beautiful. pay emerald green right now compared brown

the bakersfield area that fog is reforming now and it's out there, but it's going to get beat up by thisrontal system going through tonight. so here we are right now and see that clear patch as it moves south as the clouds move south. that's the front. weak front, no rain, but enough to blow up the inversion and watch what happens when it goes. but look between sacramento, modesto, so as a franco's by the inversion is broken up, but in the high jumps in real quick, so watch what happens. see the fog start to form. sort of interesting. so here is that as soon as that low pressure leave, the high is filling. the whole nature doesn't like a vacuum in the low pressure kind of leaves a vacuum or a hole in the high jumps in the fog tries to form. interesting okay so as we go into tomorrow, mostly sunny day temperatures be back into the mid sixties. and then as we get into wednesday, a few clouds and thursday there it is right. so that's real cloudy and a chance of some showers. that's the best opportunity. that's thursday late afternoon early evening through friday morning. doesn't look like i

central valley track between bakersfield and madera. project leaders are aiming to compete that segment by the end of next year with planning under way to connect san francisco and los angeles by 2030, thursday's updates were welcome news to the board which has seen constant delays and cost overruns for the project. we can't continue >> it means it rains. it can call set that people we have clear as clear as we can. >> and moving this country project leaders are looking forward to more federal action on president biden's build back better plan which they say could provide even more financial opportunity for the bullet train. in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> but the bart board of directors has unanimously adopted his first ever electric vehicle. charging policy. the aim is to charging stations at some bar locations. reduce barriers for lower-income drivers and promote greener communities by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. barr already has electric vehicle charging stations at its warm springs and south fremont and lafayett

central valley track between bakersfield and madera. project leaders are aiming to compete that segment by the end of next year with planning under way to connect san francisco and los angeles by 2030, thursday's updates were welcome news to the board which has seen constant delays and cost overruns for the project. we can't continue >> it means it rains. it can call set that keep us to we have clear as clear as we can. >> and moving this project forward. project leaders are looking forward to more federal action on president biden's build back better plan which they say could provide even more financial opportunity for the bullet train. in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> united airlines is set to resume its longest flight from the bay area in an effort to bring back prepandemic travel. the air carrier will once again be flying nonstop to singapore the fight had been closed shut down since early in the pandemic but starting january 1st service from san francisco to singapore will return that it that flight is about 18 hours lo

bottom line, you don't have to drive to bakersfield like i did when i got it. >> i remember that. >>>> i might actually be able to get it locally. >> sounds good. >> thanks. >> have a good weekend. >> you too. >> you as well. >>> tonight, on nbc nightly news, the cost of care is leaving americans in financial ruin. sherry richmond never expected to be her husband's care-giver but after he had a stroke, she had to sell the house and empty the 401(k) to survive, some states pay full time caregivers under medicaid requirements. but she did not meet the requirements. >> did you ever expect to finds yourself in this situation? >> absolutely not. >> i was 54 years old. i didn't even have the knowledge of medicare, medicaid, what do you do, when there's no income. life was good. never would have thought that we would be facing reality smack in the face. >> on nightly news, a deeper look at spousal care income and what couples can do now to plan for abing at 6:30. >>> the past couple of years of record wildfires have been especially difficult on california's giant sequoia, the largest trees

so from reading all the way to bakersfield, you've got dense fog, and then it spills into the low lying barea right. it gets the warmer air at the coast draws that cooler air towards it. and that's why vac ville fairfield, napa, vallejo cool all day and a lot of slow burn off and that's kind of how it's going to go again tomorrow. right now there's a dense fog advisory, mainly south. of modesto, south of sacramento in the central valley, but i could easily see it going into effect for parts of the bay area tomorrow morning. they'll have to wait and see how fog forms, but it's a lot of it out there right now, especially out towards davis and fairfield. 64 in santa rosa today, but look at antioch 56 degrees. 71 pacifica 73 in morgan hill, but much cooler in fairfield at 61 so just kind of one of those days, and it's the exact opposite of what we get in the summer months where it's. right cooler coast, warmer bay and really warm inland. now it's cooler inland. mild day and warm coast. it's exact opposite microclimate switch. so here's the model. the long range model clouds tomorro. pocock

from bakersfield. as a republican how do you feel about your house leader kevin mccarthy, and how do you feel about liz cheney? >> i would hope the republican party is a big ten party. kevin mccarthy is veryha supportive of the efforts that i've done in the house of representatives whether it's legislation, getting elected or reelected. again i want to be part ofn, a party that is accepting of all of us that want to be part of the republican party. you see this on the democratic side and the progressive moderates, but there shouldn't be 100% fatal team. that shouldn't be the litmus test. we should have a diversity of ideaswe because those debates me us better, both as a party and a conference and as a country, quite frankly. >> next call comes from ralph in augusta georgia on the democrats line. >> yes, good morning, representative. i have a question you said how we should respect each other but what i see, the representative mccarthy going down and say we are not going to try to help you. if you want

so the big valley if you got travel plans say at the tahoe or down to bakersfield.big valley is going to have a fog problem or a fog component. if you will. for the next three or four days, and that lends itself to the idea that we are in a dry weather pattern. we're not stable environment. we're fogged in form. so rain not in the forecast for us for at least the next five or six days. these are the highs from today ties tomorrow will be very similar. you can see the movie you see here. you just see the jet stream going up over the top. you can kind of pick it out. right? so arcs up. i think i mentioned that last night. when it arcs up like that, um, we'll show you what i can do this when it arcs up like that, and i can't do it. there it is. when it arcs up like this. that's your ridge. right so that's that's the opposite of wet right? and then when it goes this way, when it does just what it did last week when the jet stream does that if you saw the clouds in that array, then you'd be going to. okay, it's going to be wet or cool or what have you. but in this case i

he called the food critic for the bakersfield californian that wrote an editorial about my deli. but he said it really wasn't. he wanted to know which door opened first. i can't believe how far people will go to try to have control or take somebody down. i think he called a few of my employees. i don't know who was paying them. you know, it's interesting. one of my top-selling sandwiches still sells in some of the deli's back home. they little call it the mccarthy sandwich. that fact checker says it's not true. i wonder if that fact checker, he's still there -- remember what he did to poor tim scott? tim scott got up, gave a tremendous speech. i may get it wrong. we're late into the morning. i believe his grandfather picked cotton. so he said he went from cotton to congress. the fact checker said it wasn't true. does he despise republicans that much? interesting. but did that fact checker ever check president obama, if you like your doctor you can keep it? because i'd like him to talk to a few of my constituents. there was a family, husband and wife, they have a beautiful family.

communities like the central valley, so even if you are going to visit your family in fresno or bakersfield when the vaccination rate is lower, you could be at risk and the covid booster shot could provide you that extra layer of protection. >> and continue to mask up. >>> the solano county fair grounds opens it's mass vaccination site to younger children, and that opened last month wednesday through saturdays. i want you to check nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus so you can keep up with the campus clinics around the bay area. >>> a major defeat for president trump in court, and congress can see what it wants to as it investigates the attack on the capitol. he had been claiming executive privilege. >> yeah, the key word is former president. it was the central issue, marcus and laura, and the judge indicates a former president should not be the one to decide if white house records are protected by executive privilege. not when the current president says they should not be. congress wants to see papers, records and visits and phone calls from the white house as president trump made false claims of a

now, here's a look at that dense fog advisory not only out toward bakersfield, fresno and modesto, butarea as well. so that's in place right now until 12 o'clock sunday. including the inland east bay, also, portions of the north based santa rosa towards center fell. napa petaluma, the fog, the low visibilities will be a big factor first thing tomorrow morning. as we check out the satellites, definitely picking up on a storm. it's not here in the bay area, but it's up to our north, another atmospheric river for places like portland and seattle. they have rain their forecast for tonight. tomorrow tomorrow night and possibly into monday so excessive rainfall for that portion of the west coast for us, we have temperatures right now. in the fifties san francisco 58 fremont 55 fairfield reporting some fog already. 54 d

the train was heading to oakland from bakersfield. jury deliberations will begin today in the trial of three white men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. we are hearing from his father about the trial. jobina: the judges moving deliberations to an interior room at the courthouse because of concerns about jurors hearing protesters outside. a defense attorney called for a mistrial because of the demonstrations. the judge denied the motion. travis mcmichael, his father gregory and william bryan are accused of chasing down and murdering aubrey last year. their lawyers say they had reasonable suspicion to believe he had stolen from a construction site before the encounter. they argue the killing was justified under a citizens arrest law. the father of ahmaud arbery is talking to gma about how he is feeling going into the liberations. >> i feel we will get justice. the evidence is overwhelming against those three white men that killed my son. ain't no way we can't get justice. jobina: the prosecution claims aubrey was targeted because of his

temperatures across the state looking at 70's for bakersfield and fresno. 70's out there here in san francisco, 68 degrees. if you happen to be heading out of town to other parts of the country. here is look at those temperatures warmest spots, arizona and miami. they're so bay area temperatures here at home looking at similar conditions as we saw for daytime highs today expected to hit 72 in conquer tomorrow. 73 in san jose and 68 in san francisco. back to you. thank you, erica. >> and world news. now. take a look mexico city holds a hosted its annual day of the dead parade a year after the event was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. dozens of skeleton puppets and motorized floats carrying images of the dead were featured in the event. day of the dead is a 2 day celebration starting yesterday and ending tonight. coming up, we'll tell you why an architect is resigned to building dorms at one california college campus. >> and tesla a test recall to let you know about what models are affected will be right start your day with crest 3d white and from m

ordinary, but its pharmacy, grocery store, carefully attended parking lot so alike from bismark to bakersfield. but that night that cold night, a heat gathered here, sweet, terrifying. oh. >> for the longest time i couldn't go anywhere because i'm thinking everybody is looking at me. >> this is the story of two married couples, the advice they can offer others, now that it's too late for them. >> i think if i can tell them anything, it would be put your family first. >> but, of course, that's not what happened. and this parking lot, there will be a body here before we're done. careful when you stir the hot pot of desire. the place is meridian, idaho, little brother to bigger boise in the majestic rockies. this is where they got to their perfect place. the end of their rainbow. it was 2006 and luck was on their side. they had just moved from southern california and they were happy. they were fulfilled at work. they had two beautiful children. they had everything they ever wanted. they were rob and candy hall, one of those charmed couples who had fallen in love at first sight, admiring each othe

the train was headed to oakland from bakersfield. kumasi: san francisco's d.a. says his office is read to prosecute eight people in the brazen retail thefts. felony charges are expected to be announced today. this video shows what happened, dozens of thieves broke into the louis vuitton store in union square friday night and grabbed what they could before taking off. all of this happened in a matter of minutes. amy hollyfield is live in union square the new message from the d.a.. amy: good morning. you can still see the police response out here to what happened. they shut down stockton street here in union square to cars, they did this yesterday, too but at 6:00. looks like this might be an effort that goes into effect when the sun goes down. here is the video that louis vuitton being robbed ien edbo nnane torney is addressing it on cnn. i facin ral en orgabyritics whoay tgh enougon e on cnn, he said he is tough and will be filing felony charges against those arrested for friday nights attack in union square. >> let it be clear. i am doing everything in my power

here's a peek of the highs that we're expecting tomorrow. 60's low 60's in bakersfield 65 at montereyen southern california. the warmest spot on the map here. 72 expected for a late tomorrow, 71 in san diego 66. if you're going to be heading north of us into the reading area. so it is going to be nice and dry. and like i mentioned and no snow yet in the forecast, though, we do need the rain and the snow. we are going to get through the thanksgiving with the pretty much dry conditions. but it's going to start getting really cold. in fact, tonight, a frost advisory issued until 9 o'clock tomorrow because the temperatures are going to be dropping into the 30's. so the interior valleys across the north bay and east bay zone. you're going to be seeing of those very cold temperatures are feeling them rather, possibly waking up to that frost tomorrow morning in fact, these are the overnight lows we are expecting 37 if you're going to be in the tonight's 34 in santa rosa. very cold there, 39 in concord and the little more valley. 37 degrees. 47 in san francisco. still cold not in the 30's, bu

central valley track between bakersfield and madera. aiming to compete that segment by the end of next year with planning under way to connect san francisco and los angeles by 2030, thursday's updates were welcome news to the board which has seen constant delays and cost overruns for the project. we can continue >> it means it rains it week costa that keep us to we have to be clear we can. >> and look at this part of the project leaders are looking forward to more federal action on president biden's build back better plan which they say could provide even more financial opportunity for the bullet train. in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> next up, a christmas light controversy. one is not feeling the holiday spirit. why they want one family to take down their decorations. on] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holid

central valley track between bakersfield and madera. project leaders are aiming to compete that segment by the end of next year with planning under way to connect san francisco and los angeles by 2030, thursday's updates were welcome news to the board which has seen constant delays and cost overruns for the project. we can't continue >> given that can call said that? keep us to we have to be clear as clear as we can. >> and look at this part of the project leaders are looking forward to more federal action on president biden's build back better plan which they say could provide even more financial opportunity for the bullet train. in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> next. cbs reveals plans to close hundreds of stores. but if you live near one, it might not be so bad. also big cable news network from this guy's trial. kyle rittenhouse what the judge says a stringer did at a delivery driver. rob, right. the middle of the day, why we think that person was probably targeting an individual. keep it here. see trn ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪

as that, uh, you fog extends from all the way from reading to modesto to bakersfield, and that's going dry. this is stable environment we're in and with the dry weather and the high pressure this time of year, it's just perfect for this kind of stuff for valley, fox. you know if i'm not showing coastal fog here, we did have a little bit this morning, but we're basically talking valley fog and many bay area locations. certainly as we head into, um, tomorrow in the next couple of days, so you're gonna be bumping into that temperatures. as you look out there were generally in the sixties and seventies 68 liver more temperatures tomorrow be a little bit warmer. you see that big ridge of high pressure up over the top. that ridge of high pressure is going to stick around, and like i said, we're drive for a while. we're not going to see any rain at least through the weekend. and so with that in mind, we're basically setting ourselves up for valley fog nights and mornings, cool nights and pretty warm days, days are going to be. mm hmm. you know, sixties low seventies it's cooler right now. in

here's a breakdown of highs tomorrow that we're expecting a 62 in bakersfield upper 60's.be heading towards the santa barbara area really nice in southern california. la coming in at a high of 72 tomorrow afternoon. san diego 71 sacramento mid 60's that we're going to be seeing it again, dry roads make it a little bit safer to get there futurecast for those showing us no rain in the forecast all the way through the end of the week. in fact, a dry front continues to push through the bay area, bringing us very cold temperatures all that wet weather, all that snow that we want to see sticking to the far north of us parts of oregon, washington, idaho. it's going to be some of that instead of the bay area, but hopefully it will get to us. it's just going to take a little bit and it's not going to happen this week. that's for sure. a little bit closer to home outside right now, clear skies and yes, means very cold temperatures. the golden gate bridge. you can see a nice clear shot of it. but there is a frost advisory because temperatures are going to drop drastically during the

central valley track between bakersfield and madera.to compete that segment by the end of next year with planning under way to connect san francisco and los angeles by 2030, thursday's updates were welcome news to the board which has seen constant delays and cost overruns for the project. we can't continue >> it means that can call set that keep us to we have clear as clear as we can. >> and look at this part ford's project leaders are looking forward to more federal action on president biden's build back better plan which they say could provide even more financial opportunity for the bullet train. in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> 6.41 and has levi's been misbehaving know their curfew has been extended that when you're grounded any there's tighter curfew. the news it could keep you up late. if you live around there, we're going to tell you what's going on there and the warriors. >> just can't lose well they got another win on the road. steph curry can't lose 40 points. and a new magic number for threes will have the highligh

looking at 64 for san francisco tomorrow 74 in la and 68 in bakersfield.le bit of fog along the coast. in a southern california. but not just there but the bay area's. well, we could see some patchy fog just seen. thank you so much. here's what's coming up at 3 o'clock today. the popular deodorant body sprays that have been found to contain. >> elevated levels of cancer causing chemicals. -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. health this afternoon. the cancer causing chemical benzene has been found in several brands of spray deodorants. >> an independent lab tested sprays from 30 brands and detected high le

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it's going to hang out from reading all the way down to bakersfield so i will break off at times nights we get another low pressure center in here, which isn't for the next five days or so. so the forecast for san francisco tomorrow morning about 54 lunchtime here at 63 in the sky. that's how it looks for all of us, and that's how it looks on friday, saturday and sunday to we're going to just kind of higher clouds moving through the area. um so you know, kind of classic fall weather again. no rain. we are dry, so fog is sort of the story around here. the ridge of high pressure. i guess you could see it. yeah, it says things are kind of barking clockwise flow writes. that arc tells you now if it goes the other way, if it sags, that's your trough, which is where we were last week before that the week before that, so when you see this, our king up like that. that's generally in our world is a stable weather pattern and stable weather patterns. get you dense fog advisories, so i think we'll see the potential for that in the valleys the next couple of days. current temperatures are upper fif

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in the bay area, and you can see all the fog really from reading all the way south down to its bakersfield and it's in there. this was earlier today. it's broken off a little bit tonight. but the other thing that happens is because the fog is so cold and the coast is actually warmer. that fog bleeds out into the into the coastal areas out into the base in the north. they got the brunt of that today with a dose of fog. some temperatures in the inland valleys didn't warm out of the fifties, so upper fifties mid fifties. story tonight is going to be more fog. it's forming now out towards kuala creek and conquer. the temperature is on the left. dew point is on the right, so santa rosa's 50 50 50 degree temperature 50 degree dew point boom fought. 53 52 napa right now, so you would agree on another degree cooling five will begin. foreign probably already has, and you can see livermore's just two degrees away. so that's basically these inland slots. these inland areas are really going to be. right in here and where they were. it was this morning, too, will be back tomorrow morning with a lot of

. >> some work has been completed on the 119 mile track in the central valley between bakersfield inthat project has been a tory us lee over budget and delayed it is hope, though, that the segment can be completed by the end of next year with plans to connect san francisco and la by 2030. >> bay area. kaiser permanente workers are on the picket lines to support engineers who are striking for a better contract. engineers and union members have been on strike for the last 2 months amid contract talks. they say they want better pay and claiming unfair labor practices. about 40,000 workers could be affected, including kaiser employees and mental health nurses optometrists pharmacists and others. >> all about patient care at the end of the day, we are out here fighting for a contract for these local 39 engineers because we need engineers to perform their duties within this facility and to take care of the equipment so that we can get quality of care to the patient. >> they are expected to strike again tomorrow. kaiser says some outpatient pharmacies will be temporarily closed during the s

the screen is how it looked about nine a.m. this morning there's reading fog all the way south to bakersfieldsee it spreading into the bay and i watch what happens. we talked about this last night, so that weak front comes through and watch what it does. so what you're doing here is you're breaking up the inversion. right? so i always say is when you have fog, you're not going to really have rain or anything, because it's the inversion is a stable environment. high pressure. that's what's happening here. but a week low pressure comes from the north and watch it watch the fog. kind of go with the inversion getting sucked away. it's all mainly in the north because it's coming from the north. right south areas start to clear as well so that system came in and cleared out the fog. today we had some mild to warm temperatures. there is the system now as it moves south, the next system. is basically late thursday night into friday morning, and that system pretty much is going to set us up with some light light showers. the planned for wednesday. tomorrow is going to be beautiful, stunning day, and t

looked and this was around almost 10 o'clock this morning, but reading all the way south right to bakersfield, then bleeds into the, uh into the base because it's low lying so the cooler air just wants to make its way to the warmer coast. in fact, that's what's been doing all week. tonight we're expecting that fog to pretty much reform in apache form and places really kind of more hit and miss. instead of just widespread like that, especially in the nooks and crannies of the north and east bay right now do points in santa rosa in the low fifties or upper forties and temperatures in the low fifties. so we're expecting some fog around hills berg, santa rosa, those places also elsewhere in the inland valleys like perhaps clayton and out towards them. antioch so we'll see this system that moved through today. kind of cleared the fog out. that's where the sun came in. that's how we got temperatures back into the mid and upper sixties. tomorrow is the money day. i mean, it's going to be, you know, all the days in the coming days, it's going to be one of the nicer ones with temperatures. into the mi

can't finish it until we do the connections from san jose into the central valley and then from bakersfield over to the mountains. if we indicate we want to have high speed rails coming into san francisco, we have to fill in the gaps and we've had gaps in places for many years. so i ask for your advocacy, we have to place it where it matters most and that is to fill in the gaps. thank you. there are no more callers. >> chairman: thank you. public comment is closed. >> clerk: item eight. opt a plan. this is an action item. >> and i believe we have someone here to present. let me confirm you can see it. >> chairman: yes. >> great. hello. my name is eric reeves. i'll be presenting on the option of the 2021 prop-k strategic plan. last month, i provided a detailed presentation on this item, so i won't go through the slides you see in detail before. there have been no subs changes that i provided last month and it's typically updated every five years and was most recently updated in 2019. we are conducting a mid cycle update due to the covid-19 pandemic and its negative sdakt. we can ensure we're