our chief meteorologist bill martin is here now to tell us when things are going to calm down. it was really blowing earlier today. >> speaking of the airports, some of the flights especially in central california going out into nevada and those areas have severe turbulence today with those strong, strong winds. had issues with some of the flights mainly south of san francisco. and this wind event was like an equal opportunity wind event. usually or oftentimes the wind advisories are for the hills or north bay or for the hills of the east bay. this was right down to sea level. look at livermore at 53 miles per hour today. san francisco, downtown, 51 miles per hour. mount diablo, up high, 75. and middletown up there in lake county, they got up to 80 miles per hour. the winds right now are still blowing but they've really backed off in the last two hours or so and as we go into tomorrow morning, you see how the colors soften a little bit. the numbers are there. the colors, the blues, the yellows. much less wind tomorrow. the wind advisory stays in effect is at 43. middle peak at

bill martin is here now, is there any rain at all that you can see? >> not right away, no. there is a couple of long-range models that adjust something during the second week of march. but on the map you showed, all those red areas represent approximately 50% of rainfall average to date. so not good at all. but march could be productive, some hopefully something breaks loose. in the meantime, we have the next couple of days that will be dry and warm. the average temperatures for this date, 62, and today was 77, so 15 degrees warmer today than the average in santa rosa. concord was 11 degrees, and you can see the difference is, it's very warm out there. and we will continue to strive pattern. this dry pattern is not unprecedented, records go back in san francisco, there's been goose eggs in february before, but i can't remember a time where we've had no rain, and this kind of heat with no valley fog. so it's very unusual , and feels very fall like, doesn't even feel like spring, it feels like early october. so the plan for tomorrow, more of the same. for the weekend, things

bill martin joins us now. so how long will these dry conditions last? >> it looks like it will last right through the month of february. with rainfall amounts basically being zero in most locations. so we lose that water in the bank, or we are going to come and that puts us way behind where we want to be. this is the time of year where it's hard to catch up. when you get into february, march and april, numbers are up there, so we are going to have to get at least one or two atmospheric rivers to bring us back to where we need to be. and those are big events. but that's where we are, with rainfall and snowfall. we will see, march could be very wet, but that's where we stand now. about 50% of the rainfall average, it varies from city to city. temperatures today got up to the 50s, cooler than yesterday by a lot. yesterday's temperatures were in the 70s, even some upper 70s and low 80s. tomorrow will be a little warmer, with a little bit of fog on the coast. this gradual warming will continue into the weekend. >>> a man released from prison after serving ti

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bill martin is here now, has the wind died down? >> the wind has died down, there is a freeze warning. that will be in effect in the north bay and in the central valley, from marysville down to modesto and for our neighborhood and our area it will be just in the north bay. it does not mean you will not get below freezing temperatures in your house in morgan hill or livermore, it just means these areas will see the freezing conditions for more than a few hours in the early morning hours tomorrow morning. the coldest places will be in ellsberg, temperatures can easily get down into the middle 20s, a very cold night. wednesday morning is going to be cold as well but tomorrow morning will be the coldest, skies are clear right now, temperatures are generally running a few degrees cooler than last night, 39 in santa rosa, 43 in napa right now, the forecast overnight low temperatures, 28 in santa rosa, 2090 napa, freezing in fairfield, below freezing in concorde and livermore, and in morgan hill. a call not just in the inland bay valleys,

bill martin, please. >> thank you, my name is bill martin. i'm a san francisco resident. a customer of the sfpuc and a volunteer. my point today is simple. the sfpuc needs to update its design drought. my handout has parts of three different documents. the first has two slides. from a presentation by sfpuc staff member given to the mayors water supply task force. the second is two pages. from a 1994firk filing signed when he was general manager. the third quote is from california state law. a total of five pages just those two if save paper. please refer to page one. it shows a list of academics where widely respected experts in climate change. you hired them to advise you on how to adapt to climate change. page two from the same presentation is a graphic showing issues which were and are being analyzed as part of your climate change adaptation changes. now turn to pages three and four. from a 1994 document. please note i am not criticizing mr. moran's work. i'm sure he did the best he could with what he had available. let's focus on the differences between pages one and

bill martin, please. >> thank you, my name is bill martin. i'm a san francisco resident. a customer of the sfpuc and a volunteer. my point today is simple. the sfpuc needs to update its design drought. my handout has parts of three different documents. the first has two slides. from a presentation by sfpuc staff member given to the mayors water supply task force. the second is two pages. from a 1994firk filing signed when he was general manager. the third quote is from california state law. a total of five pages just those two if save paper. please refer to page one. it shows a list of academics where widely respected experts in climate change. you hired them to advise you on how to adapt to climate change. page two from the same presentation is a graphic showing issues which were and are being analyzed as part of your climate change adaptation changes. now turn to pages three and four. from a 1994 document. please note i am not criticizing mr. moran's work. i'm sure he did the best he could with what he had available. let's focus on the differences between pages one and

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. >>> let's bring in bill martin now. i went outside today, and i thought it was april. we're not even out of february yet. >> it's weird. it's playing on everybody. the entire month of february, certainly the last two or three weeks has been like this. like spring. trees are blossoming, there's pollen everywhere, you probably noticed it on your cars. there's pollen on your solar panels. the pollen, everything is kind of going off a little bit early, which is never a good thing. i know the bugs and the bees, and i love the insects and the birds are pretty much confused as we are, these temperatures are not what you expect to see in february. here we are, with 75 in antioch, 74 in fairfield. the cool spot was pacifica with 60. these mid-70s, tomorrow, they turn into upper 70s and low 80s. so it's just more of the same. we're just really in a dry pattern, and it's not going to break this week. so this five day period is going to be just like the last, except a little bit warmer. tomorrow is probably going to be the warmest day of the week. weather is great. there's no fros

. >>> let's bring in bill martin.e getting a ton of rain there. >> sometimes that is how it goes. our pattern is stuck dry and there's is stuck what. that is often what you will see. significant accumulations of snow or rain in some parts of the eastern seaboard. we are dry. we are staying that way. most people in the bay area and areas up in the mountains a running 50% of what they should be. out in the pacific it looks good but it will just go over the top. we will see some clouds but this whole area goes over the top too. a few clouds offshore. the last few days for stunning. temperatures around the state are generally in the 60s and 70s. it is beautiful weather around here. it continues into tomorrow and the next few days. beautiful weather zo tyson code the 60s and low 70s. the current temperatures are in the mid-60s. 67 in concord. i noticed some blooms on the trees. especially areas around the bay where the climate and overnight lows are not quite so cold. you can see blooms on the plants. outside is a sunset.

.>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin with a look at the forecast. >> we had another record high temperature at oakland airport, 74 degrees. we've had records all week long, lots of 70s and 80s. it has obviously been very dry, but you combine these very warm temperatures with these very dry conditions and it makes for a february unlike most of us have ever seen. it's one thing to be dry, another thing to be record warmth. usually when you are dry like this you get some valley fog and overnight lows with frost and freeze, but not even close. we've been very warm. 79 in fairfield, 78 in antioch, temperatures will trend down for the next couple of days. mostly upper 60s to mid 70s, still a really nice day, and then when we get into saturday and sunday, temperatures really start to go down, which could hopefully lead to some changes in the weather. >>> san francisco mayor london breed and other city leaders are discussing new legislation to help and drug overdoses in the city. the mayor is supporting a plan introduced by supervisor matt haney that calls for creating san f

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we want to go to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, for a look at the forecast. >> it is definitelyary. the next real rain is in march. we have a chance for rain, this is the last week in february. >> this is normally our wettest month. >> february and march is when we typically get rain. last year, you want to be 80% of average this month. now it is hard to make up. you get a half an storm, it will not move the meter at all. we need an atmosphere river to pull this one out. it is still very possible. as you look at the highs from today, we talked about how much cooler it was today. for february, this is pretty warm. we have some nice, daytime highs. this is the system that brought the clouds and the fog today. it is sliding from the north. this system is not providing anything for anybody. lake tahoe needs no and we need rain. we will be dry right through the weekend and into next week. >> what are you going to do? >> it turns on and it turns out. that is how california is. this pattern, this type of dry spell, these really wet spells. this is what you live here. this is pretty typ

charts the progress of pandemics throughout history does more than science make them contain a bill or does martin travel make them ever more dangerous a virus the pops up anywhere in the world can be anywhere else in the world within 72 hours we will have is a domestic help for travel within china no only that but it has 113 norms talk flights to 20 destinations worldwide so that is absolutely astonishing but 1st to your tweets and e-mails on our program on the feature of the labor party we had on the rule over the candidates for the leadership election and this is what you had to see caton says well they're barking up the wrong chivas least on ideas far as i'm concerned kennie says tory labor no difference james says well after emily thorne. hustings there by s.n.p. she was a plausible shadow pm but she showed her colors with a rant and apology done so it's only seeing saudi after her rant was made public david says remember it's an english labor so called scottish labor is just a branch of the english party they are told directly what to do and see finally james says hi alex we all know labor i

is republican colleagues are holding out and drug companies are complaining that the bill will hurt them recall martin talked with the senator today about what he says will help control the high costs of prescription drugs. >>in a bill on my desk i will sign it into law immediately. >>after president trump's apparent endorsement of his plan to lower prescption drug prices i hope there' overall iowa, senator chuck grassley is optimistic. he can swing enough votes to pass long-awaited reforms this is the only bipartisan bill they can pass congress for ashley says his plan ll lower out of pocket costs for medicare seniors and limit drug price increases to inflation rate saving the taxpayers money. >>seems me every conservative ought to be fo that but senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says some republicans aren't sold. >>during price controls and grassley's bill could slow innovation of lifesaving drugs. >>yeah we're going to be talking about we can all. pull together and get a not prepared to predict monday. the white house budget director russell vought tried to walk back the president's endorsem

a number of republicans are holding out and drug companies are complaining that the bill will hurt them recall martin explains how this legislation will help control e high cost of prescription drugs. >>get a bill on my desk i will sign it into law immediately. >>after president trump's apparent endorsement of his an to lower prescription drug prices i hope there's reason to movalong iowa, senator chuck grassley is optimistic. he can swin enough voteto pass long-awaited reforms this is the only bipartisan bill they capass a congress grassley says his plan will lower out of pocket costs for medicare seniors and limit drug price increases to inflation rates saving the taxpayers money ought to be for that but ative senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says some republicans aren't sold fearing price controls and grassley's bill could slow innovation of lifesaving drugs yeah we're going to be talking about what we can all. >>pull together and get a solution i'm not prepared to predict monday. the white house budget director russell vought tried to walk back the presidt's endorsement to say continues t

bill. the game ended our martin luther king breakfast before he announced that he was running for president. an interested r-first. as a guest of martin luther king the third and night. so i known him work with him, i can tell you that he had access to president obama. many of the things that we saw happening, they were progressive. and progressive is such a loose term no and everything, everybody is progressive. i had a progressive pointer. [applause]. was arguing with me on what kind of sweetener i was using. i don't use regular sugar. i was trying to get it sweet and get out of there. so y'all can have all of these progressive arguments. i am trying to get moving, not to the title. some folks are progressive about everything that reese. we have every agenda but a black agenda. he has always dealt squarely i'm telling you, he would push a lot of things that would not have gotten pushed. i know because i was there. and i was hearing, and i would know what was happening and he would go out and what with the president and never saying, what was done. and in some cases because he advocated so

make people sick democrats and republicans are debating more bills to regulate the vaping industry in washington recall martin. >>coming up a stunning announcement from the orange county da's office why he's dropping the kidnapping and rape charges against a california couple. >>plus sheriff's deputies say a california man attacked 3 people with a machete why they say an officer had to shoot and kill him and a scary announcement from the world health organization why it says cancer rates could go up by 60% over the next 20 for your health, it is the second leading cause of death here in the united states killing around 580,000 people each year that's according to the cdc this week, the world health organization announced its prediction that cancer cases could go up globally. >>over the next 20 years if something is not done to stop the increase mandy gaither has more in tonight's health minute. >>and trends continue the world risks an increase of 60% cancer cases over the next decade that warning from the world health organization which is urging cancer services to be stepped up i know kinds of cancer, but ov

martin. the house tonight if you can afford your medical bills he just might be able to crowdfunded millions of americans already are. >>the university of chicago's norc research group released a study today and found that about 20 million people in the us have you sites such as go fund me to pay medical bills. researchers found that 50 million people about 20% of adults across the country have given money to crowdfunding campaigns for medical bills or treatment, the authors say online fundraisers are gaining popularity because of increasing health care costs even for those who have insurance for your money close to 6 million children's water bottles are being recalled because they pose a choking hazard. >>the recall involves contigo kids cleanable water bottles and their replacement lives. the affected bottles have a black spout and bays and black spout cover the silicon spout can detach and potentially lead to choking in fact officials say they have received more than 400 reports of that spout detaching parents are now advised to stop using the bottles right away. these water bottles were

> virginia's house of delegates has approved a bill eliminating a state holiday honoring two confederate generals. it is celebrated the friday before martinsupports the measure. >>> one half of the first all-female duo to perform a space walk is back on solid ground. >> nasa astronaut christina koch has returned to earth after spending 328 days in space, longer than any other american woman in history. now after returning to the planet, koch posted to social media this journey has been everyone's journey. husband robert says it will be exciting to have her back home, though she joked he probably missed her help with the housework. >> sure they were a duo on that as well. need a little help with the housework. she missed this by 12 days. 12 days short of longest single spaceflight by an american. still, obviously -- >> so amazing. >> what she did up there, just incredible, a big old salute to her. >> one more note, koch says she was looking forward to eating with forks and knives again because up there she could only eat with spoons. >> maybe a spork, who knows. >>> coming up, what's in this year's swag bag that makes it worth $225,000. >>

you admit make people sick democrats and republicans are debating more bills to regulate the vaping industry in washington recall martin. >>well we are now 3 days removed from super bowl 54 and while some of the faithful may have moved on from what happened in miami. the heartbreak is still fresh for the players themselves to bigger op alone the rest of the team out of headquarters this morning, cleaning out their lockers moving into the offseason all the team is proud of what they accomplished this year. most notably a turnaround from 4 12 to the super bowl. they can't help but reflect somehow a chance at a world title slipped away in the final minutes of the 4th quarter it's oxide obviously sometimes i wish i had back so that made differently. >>the one that just you know misnamed put a little too much on it, but i know those are the of the many on up to those things and so you some things that drive back missed whole year since been incredible i was in the titanic and you hope to ship. >>don't seem give us a reason to ship to skew sink in over and over you know you go vegan was a game we just hope you know all the p

at our martin on the top stories that we're tracking for you this hour china has opened a new hospital bills in just 10 days to help treat the influx of patients. acted with the coronavirus shyness is the core of iris has now killed more than 360 people there and infected over 17000 others. you're watching it over the years coming up next in news asia. i was scared for help one of the pakistani students in china pleading with their government to evacuate them from the country and the plastic bags choking bangladesh's waterways we look at it possible alternatives to turning the tide of. those stories and a whole lot more coming up with a rush rather gee i'm a little rock and roll and on behalf of all of us thank you so much for watching us to get to the top of the hour. we're going to one official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia needy and illegal. over the why we're trying to pass while a. visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for mines. i'll go t

1st administrator of the department was martin scandal in the harding administration and was involved in selling contract goods at a higher price that perry bill depot to his friends went to jail and that's kind of you know the v.a.'s over in a store that's the eighty's opening acts from what they never really fully recovered and so when they elevated v.a. to a cabinet department in 1988 the thought process was well this will bring more accountability you know the secretary will have direct access to the president they'll be more awareness but unfortunately i think what we see is as a policy issue in this kind of transitions into what you guys are talking about with afghanistan we have a civilian military divide people think the v.a. is somebody else's problem i support the troops but i'm not going to get really invest. and in this and so politically i mean people don't often win elections on whether they're supporting veterans' benefits everybody says they support veterans they don't necessarily want to do the hard work of holding the department that cares for them accountable and in the meantime it's going to continue to be a problem because

support for abortion rights has grown since 2018 when a bill to repeal an abortion been narrowly lost in the argentine and it. this is pamela martino joined a large protest. actiony is the day of for safe, legal, and free abortion. this is our third protest. february 19 is a day for political influence, a day and which we ask ourselves t to continue calalling for to demand struggle for our right to decide. amy: and those are somome of the headlines. this is democracy y now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from purdue university in west lafayette, indiana. and las vegas, nevada, the six leading candidates for the democratic presidential nomination squared off wednesday night and one of the most contentious debates of the long primary season. senator sanders defended his position as front runner in the democrats nomination fight and former vice president joe biden, mayor pete buttigieg and senator amy klobuchar tried to attract more supporters. senator elizabeth warren led a night full of attacks on the new person on the stage, billionaire former new york city mayor mike bloomberg, w

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. >> firearms aficionado greg martin tells me the name buntline was coined by a popular dime novelist, edward judson, best known for his chronicles of buffalo billson's pen name was ned buntline. >> the story goes that, back in 1876, buntline ordered five colt revolvers with long barrels and presented them as gifts to famous lawmen such as wyatt earp and "bat" masterson, a thank-you for the interviews they gave him about their wild west exploits. so, that put the buntline on the map. >> put it really on the map, part of american folklore. >> since then, the buntline has earned fame on tv, as a children's toy, and on the big screen. the gun's allure is not lost on melissa's father, who searches for more than a decade before he gets the right one in his sights. >> it came with a stock that you attached to the back of the gun that really turns the gun into what i would call a rifle, which makes the gun shootable and more accurate. >> how much did he pay? >> $32,500. >> one gun? >> one gun. >> was that cash he just had? >> he didn't care. he was going to buy that gun. >> but as my cowboy friends demonstrate, the buntline special is more collectible

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martin bridge. it's a 22 minute trip to 3719 minutes very busy heading west on to 37 off to sonny bill targets. >>thanks a lot robin is 18 and today the impeachment trial of president trump will come to an and the final vote on whether to acquit or convict will be held this afternoon. the stances taken towards the president largely spell split along party lines with the republican majority in the senate they will probably acquit the president on both articles of impeachment. >>the democrats decision was a mistake. and it's only further divide in our nation during a time when we need to be working together. i thought that the evidence was overwhelming of how he literally held up aid to a foreign country, a fledgling democracy, an ally that had been invaded by russia all because he wanted dirt on a political opponent. >>one senator did raise the idea of a censure vote against the president, but both house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer say they're not interested in that. >>in other national headlines, the president as we know deliver his 3rd state of the union addre

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senate to pass a bill to e almost nate the state holiday known as lee jackson day commemorating the robert e. lee and stonewall jackson and celebrated of all times less than a week before martinng jr. day. in its place both chambers have proposed a statewide election day in november which democratic governor ralph northam says is a priority in hopes of getting more virginians to the poll. let's hope nine months is enough time. now for my final thoughts. earlier this week california's democratic governor gavin newsom post housley pardoned a man for an arrest for engaging in the then illegal act of homosexual sex. mr. ruston was a brilliant organizer and a key architect of the 1963 march on washington. this despite often facing discrimination from even within the movement itself. because he was a gay man. and for his contributions to america, he posthousely received the medal of freedom from president obama this 2013 but i'm proud to say i met him, decades before when he was the one when i left operation bred basket at 16 years old and started a youth movement he gave me the first donation. as i stood with governor newsom this week, i was happy to stand with a man that erased f

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bill package that supporters say will help reduce the number of teenagers using e-cigarettes. >>this comes as the us surgeon general has declared teen smoking rates and epidemic raquel martin reports. >>and the youth tobacco epidemic in a rebuke of big tobacco and this vote. the yeas are 213 the house has passed sweeping legislation designed to stop teens from using e-cigarettes. >>multi-pronged approach that tackles all of the reasons and ways that kids are using these products hast this legislation for our kids democrats koski and franck alone say the plan would ban the sale of all flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes it would outlaw online filled e-cigarettes and forth e-cigarette manufacturers to pay new taxes gives us the resources from a public health epidemic perspective to address illinois democrat cherie booth though says the tax will help the fda regulate e-cigarette sales. 5 republicans voted yes on the bill which had overwhelming democratic support but a few democrats worry the bill went too far. >>new york congresswoman yvette clarke says the bill would have unintended consequences in minority communities where menthol cigarettes are especially popu

bill of rights which included the right to a useful and financially rewarding job. justice marshall argued that the right to the job is secured by the 14th amendment and martin luther king, dr. martin luther king called on the government to guarantee a job to all people who want to work and are able to work dr. king's legacy is often reduced to one speech and the march on washington often mischaracterized the march on washington, it was the march on washington for jobs and freedoms it was a march for economic justice. and i take special claim to the fact that dr. king and coretta met in boston and i don't think she gets enough oxygen for the role she played in the movement. after dr. king's assassination, coretta scott king picked up the mantel, pushing the fed to adopt the full mandate and it was standing -- and was standing behind president carter as he signed the humphrey hawkins act into law and that's why you're here today if you would indulge the time, answer as succinctly as possibly, do you believe that the federal reserve can achieve full employment? and by full employment i mean anyone who wants to work and can work will have a job available to them. >> f

bill of rights, which included the right to a useful and financially rewarding job. justice thurgood marshall argued the right to a job is by the 14th amendment. and martin luther king called on the government to guarantee of job to all people who want to work and are able to work. and the legacy has often refused to just one speech at the march on washington often mischaracterized the march on washington was the march on washington for jobs and freedom. it was a march for economic justice. doctor king and coretta met in boston and i don't think she gets enough oxygen for the role she played in the movement. so after doctor king's assassination, he picked up the mantle to adopt a full employment mandate and was actually standing behind president carter as he signed the act into law and that's the reason you are here today. in the interest of time if they would indulge me yes or no, given persistent concerns about inflation, do you believe the federal reserve can achieve full employment, and bifold employment i mean anyone who wants to work and can will have a job available to them. >> first, thank you for that history. i didn't know that. that is what we

bill. that tells us that u.s. consumer is in very good shape financially, the best it's been in years. stuart: okay. john -- scott martin is on the phone. thanks for jumping into the show. we appreciate it. obvious question, scott. do you think we have hit a bottom for the stock market? >> i think we have hit a temporary bottom. now, that means we are probably good for a few days here as there's going to be buyers that will come in and chase these stocks because frankly, stocks we have talked about over and over again are in this bottoming process, if you just look on the charts. i'm talking about some of our favorites, amazon, apple, microsoft, google, netflix and the like. the reality, though, is the following. you have been talking about with your guests today, there is still more cards to come out of the deck with respect to the coronavirus. but i will tell you that going forward, the market is going to be more prepared for bad coronavirus news. so it's a good chance that while the data will get worse, the numbers will probably get worse on coronavirus, the market reaction will probably not be as extreme as it was s

bill of rights which included the right to a useful and financially rewarding job. justice thurgood marshall argued a right to a job is secured by the 14th amendment. and martin luther king, dr. martin luther king called on the government to guarantee a job to all people who want to work and are able to work. dr. king's legacy is often reduced to one speech and the march on washington often mischaracterized. the march on washington was actually the march on washington for jobs and freedoms. it was a march for economic justice. i take special claim to the fact that dr. king and coretta actually met in boston. i represent boston and i don't think that she gets enough oxygen for the role that she played in the movement. after dr. king's assassination, coretta scott king picked up the mantle, pushing the fed to adopt a full employment mandate and was actually standing behind president carter as he signed the humphrey harkins act into law and that's the reason that you are here today. so, in the interest of time, if you would indulge me and answer as succinctly as possible, yes or no, mr. chairman, given persistent concerns about inflation, do you believe the fede