did a greatjob. there probably but the boulders did a great job.king to begin a clean sweep to give maximum meant momentum heading towards australia in february. just a few months ago, british sprinter adam gemili was at a low point. he'd been favourite to medal at the world championships, but — in his words — ran an amaturish race and finished fourth. he's been speaking to our reporter seth bennett about his disappointment, but how his decision making in that race won't set him back in the lead up to tokyo 2020: just ran it scared, i knew i had the favour on the inside, and my training partner was on the outside andi training partner was on the outside and i knew i had to get off the band ina and i knew i had to get off the band in a position to contend, so i usually save a little bit on the bend and then i'm good for the straight, and i just bend and then i'm good for the straight, and ijust gassed it. covertly ran and i ran really well and came up the bend and hit about 150, i thought i'm in the mix, i'm going to win this, and then no one went p

and another big boulder of massive debts coming to chase them down the corridor and here's some more make believe we you and i saw this in belfast back in i think it was 2012 when the g 8 conference was there and member their economy was wrecked and they had to put up fake store fronts well here's from the wall street journal some empty storefronts on 5th avenue are getting dressed up for the holidays a creative solution during a critical season for the retail industry you know retail space there are so overpriced that even giant corporations are unwilling to pay it and so the stubborn a standoff between these lease holders and the retail outlets they're all empty so in order to create the illusion and continue having tourists come into 5th avenue they're just going to be met with fixed nothing they could actually buy so it's a potemkin village yes remember we saw this in belfast during the troubles the legacy of the troubles as some storefronts are left as a potemkin village they are look like something's going on but they're actually empty as a way to negotiate what's the ancient r

you can see the focus in the santa cruz mountains from scotts valley to boulder creek and also up in the north bay around san rafael, elsewhere light to moderate rain. we widen the perspective you can see that bull's-eye south of the bay area where we will be getting the heavier rain. that will continue to be the issue today along with our advisories that take us right on through tomorrow morning and that's the high wind warning along the san francisco coast, also the wind advisory for the rest of us and the flash flood watch downstream of the kincade fire from marin, sonoma and n a napa. it is milder out there, 56 oakland, 50 novato. we will look for the temperatures to stay pretty much in the 50s today. periods of light to moderate rain that will continue to shift to the south and east of us throughout the day today. we will talk about the rest of the week which features more rain for the first week of december. >>> the rain and wind caused damage across the bay area. abc 7 news was in santa clara where a large tree came down yesterday afternoon at santa maria and santa cruz avenue

we had to sneak out of our home in boulder and sneak into the white house. [laughter] the president was committed to it being a surprise. we wanted to honor his wishes. how do you get into the white house unnoticed? turns out it is tricky. you have to go into the kitchen. we went into the kitchen of the white house. [laughter] that turned out to be neat. i am a history buff. down there, you can see there are still scar marks from the fires in the war of 1812. bulletre still indentations as well. we snuck in through the kitchen. the president very graciously allowed me to use the lincoln bedroom as an office for the day. that is where i wrote my remarks for the evening, the announcement, at a table, a desk on which there is a copy of the gettysburg address written in lincoln's hand. wow. is britishuise, originally. a proud american now. he gave her use of the queens bedroom for the day, right across the hall, where churchill stayed, where the queen stays. they asked us not to make any phone calls. they did not want folks to know. they had no problem with loui

we had to sneak out of our home in boulder and sneak into the white house. [laughter] justice gorsuch: the president was very committed to it being a surprise and we wanted to honor his wishes. and how do you get into the white house unnoticed? it turns out it's pretty tricky and you've got to go in through the kitchen. we win through the kitchen of 10 -- we went in through the kitchen of the white house. it turned out to be really neat because i am a history buff like you, and down there, you can still see there are still scar marks from the fires of the war of 1812. there are still bullet indentations from the bullets down there as well. we stuck in through the kitchen and the president then very graciously allowed me to use the lincoln bedroom as an office for the day. that's where i wrote my remarks for the evening in the announcement at the table, a desk on which there is a copy of the gettysburg address with him -- written in lincoln's hand. wow. the president knew that my wife, louise, is british originally. a proud american now. and he gave her the u

under huge boulder thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing noise i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here. extra fire fighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that might turn out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year is very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was far came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of antigovernment protests. now few option to news have much to celebrate this christmas as the country india's its worst economic crisis and he is the government has just introduced a package of emergency measures to ease people's financial burdens but one of the country's favorite holiday treats is now an affordable. christmas fruit cake argentinean style. lemon peel the nola raisins nuts run cinnamon clov

under huge boulder thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. annoyed with it but i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here extra fire fighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that mike turned out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year is very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was fire came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of antigovernment protests. now to syria where there is no end in sight to the misery inflicted on civilians in the besieged province of lib the last major rebel stronghold russian airstrikes supporting the assad regime killed at least 8 people 5 of them children who were sheltering in a school house the united nations is warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. multitool now i'm in egypt has b

all the great boulders. we. were actually sitting in. the south only picked up and we have a look at east just. everywhere. across the region have made the difficult decision to stay behind but the authorities and then now on their own we are aware as the permit you said some people chosen not to take that exhausts and are mining their homes in there is also why the communities we won't be putting trucks into those here is fully briefed on the full. impact on the community elsewhere in melbourne temperatures on tuesday peaked at 41 degrees celsius. in some places the places are so intense the thick smoke turnkey tonight and aerial reconnaissance and water bombing have to be halted the fires are causing dry lightning storms that themselves are starting fires. when fawaz arkwright in there on with our own have superhot columns that go up to 131415 kilometers in the it's not saif then there is obviously the very common sense issue of not being out of the city so much my son much so much impact in terms of moving around australia has been ba

these rock boulders one stint remind us of what had been on the fateful night now with climate being more and more unpredictable these people and many others may not be out of the shadow of danger. prepare which one damaged roads and bridges is ongoing but it is a race against time with the onset of there ain't. much government officials say they have completed your physical studies and identified land that is suitable for resettlement. this is an area which is they look to for the tillage caused by climate change but that climate change can be exacerbated by settlement patterns so we are taking moon time to look for suitable areas we would to relocate those people. more than a 100 people died. and many more are still missing you know what was one of them bubbles with storms in memory. survivors like. they were not to be at repeat of a disaster on the scale of say grown die joining me now as. global climate policy in my bread for the conference. it's nice to see you and 30. time now we've just seen how people is still struggling to psycho do that now publish the report today see in c

under huge boulder thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. noise but i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here. extra firefighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that might turn out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year's very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was fire came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of antigovernment protests. there he is a good today romania's revolution drew to a close with the execution of dictates a nicholai school it was the final and bloodiest chapter in the series of the 1989 uprisings that toppled communism in eastern europe that void that is able to hide military prosecutor who played a role in ending the tyranny and he shares his perspective on that tumultuous time . when

under huge boulder thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here. extra fire fighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that might turn out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year's very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was far came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of anti-government protests. christmas is a holiday celebrated around the world and depending where you are people mark this season and all sorts of different ways a reporter and seldon is here in the studio with me for a look at some of the more colorful christmas traditions hello to you erin so what have you got well you know it tis the season to get a little bit silly and there's no wrong way to celebrate chris

boulder,s from colorado, is one of those former employees. rebecca, i want to start with you.me through your complaint. rebecca: the data policy violations are nothing but a red silence us activist. many people at google have done similar have not exactly the thatthings we have done are supposedly against these policies. actuallypolicies were applied consistently, you would see a lot more than for individuals being fired. youor: you would claim that never violated any data security violations? rebecca: i would say the data security policy itself is inherently flawed. it is extremely vaguely written. written in a way that can be selectively enforced. this policy, documents can be retroactively classified as need to know. which can mean anyone looking at any documents can be fired for accessing a document they legitimately thought they had reason to. taylor: mark, you have been covering alphabet. what do you hear in your reporting? where are we in this? mark: the company has said, that it is a long-standing policy. that someing suggests of the messages we have seen, is there are

boulder,maine, oakland, california where they are actually beginning to move to renewable energy andemocratic and decentralized and puts people in charge of the kind of transition they're going to make. it is very, very beautiful what is happening. once the government is behind them with all of its p power, tt can be ramped up fast enough. the scientists tell us they can be done. we still have time. we have 10, 11 years. but it can be donene. we have the technology. the possibility street and the theticians they have -- fossil fuel industry in the politicians they have bought off site it is a fanantasy and it wl destroy us. that is what they said about the the 1930's. they called roosevelt aa communist anand fascist and trid to overthrow him. he was brave and he did what he did because people were demanding g it of him. and ththe people discovered it s helping them so it succeeded because even people who were sususpicious in the beginning started to support what he was doing because they saw they were getttting help. that is what the president has to do. wwe are also encouraging peop

the boulder rolls over us and the seas get rough in the voyage of character. stay with it. those seas will calm for you if you spend time thinking about the importance of character, which i would argue transcends leadership. it is the enabler of leadership. last slide, and this comes with a quote. i love this photo. taken about five years ago. these are somali migrants. they are standing on a beach in the red sea. what are they doing? they're lifting up their cell phones, flip phones, trying to get a better signal. news flash, that does not help. [laughter] >> they're doing it anyway. metaphorically what is happening in this photograph? they're reaching for the light. they want to connect. they want to be part of a larger world. they want to get to the next step in their journey. this is a photograph of hope. of hope. and my last thought for you tonight about character comes from napoleon. and i love quoting napoleon because short people have to stick together at all times. [laughter] >> if you remember nothing else from our evening together in this marvelous, marvelous lib

joining us from boulder, colorado, one of the former employees, redick came rivers, and mark is withs, who coffers google. rebecca, i want to start with you, and thank you for joining us. walk me through your complaint on why you think that you were fired for activism in stead of the data security policies that google seems to kulemin? >> of course. the data security policy vie layings are nothing more than a red herring put out by google to try to silence us activists and organizers at google. many people at google have done similar if not the same things that we have done that are supposedly against these data security policies. these policies were actually applied consistently across the board, if they were, you would see a lot more than four individuals being fired. >> so rebecca you would continue to claim that you ever violated any data security violations, correct? >> the data security policy itself is inherently flawed. it is vaguely written and written in such a way that it can be selectively enforced in the way the google executives wish. documents can be receipt actively c

several large boulders were blocking one lane on that highway for many hours. the large rocks were loosened by days of heavy snowfall. travelers can expect some delays as clean up work continues in that area. >> declarations have been issued in the northeast, the weather could get worse as more snow is expected. hundreds of national guard troops are helping with clean up. this is the same weather system that cause nightmares in the midwest when it came to traffic and air travel over the weekend. even some northeast residents are having a difficult time. >> this is a multipart storm forecast to last into tomorrow. officials are warning about strong wind gusts and possible power outages. >> you can see the trough with all of the bad weather, that's where it is not now. this storm that we are dealing with is already streaming into the valley. it is going to continue. as we go, they go. we see it like that. everything that just went through here, a foot of rain in the big sur mountains, a half a foot of rain in the north and around bodega bay, it will create a form

when the original landing area turned out to be so full of large boulders that landing there would have doomed the mission and the crew, history records again that neil armstrong calmly took the control of the lunar module, skimmed across the top of the lunar surface and manually found a safe spot to touch down. by the time he sat down to what we all know to be tranquility base, armstrong and aldrin had 17 seconds of fuel left remaining. it's incredible. so, today we -- we remember the service and the accomplishments of apollo 11 and of its commander, neil am strormstrong. but we also do well to remember his courage and that steely professionalism that saw him through an entire career of incredible accomplishment and saw that mission to a safe landing and return home. the debt this nation owes to our apollo astronauts, including the man who wore the suit that we unveil today, we can never fully repay, but today is an installment, the american people have expressed their gratitude by preserving this symbol of courage. and i'm told when the smithsonian institution launched the kickstarter

the boulders blocked one of the two lanes and it took several hours to get them off the road. caltrans said the rocks probably work their way loose from the hillside because of the heavy snow and ice at the 7000 foot elevation. >> i always worry that it will happen as i drive over that narrow road with a lot of rocks . >> the thought has also crossed my mind, pam. >> yeah, it's a little scary. >>> we will look at the commute coming in on highway 101 and 152 and 156. all freeways off to a good start and if you get on the road early, it will pay off fr. a nice- looking drive and it continues to be nice-looking into the valley. looking at the east bay commute, everything is off to a good start here. take advantage of a nice-looking tuesday. this is the richmond bridge moving along nicely. at the bay bridge, only a slight delay and so far, so good. it is 4:18 and here is steve. >> we have a little bit of a break and by tonight the system lifting south will start to lift more northward which will send rain in and mainly areas toward santa clara. the line moving north producing rain

from cking up into r with driver and a large boulder at the final point of impact in front ofthe garagestopped the bus because if a bedrock when america we wld have the one that took ot the the whole entire. >>this is e second time this has happened in the ea earlier this year a number of scol bus driver reportedly fell asleep at the wheel and crashednto a home. his attorneys says hesuffered from sleep apnea chp says drowsy driving is as dangerous as drunk driving is a blessing, nobody is injured. >>th was rachel wolf reporting no word on whether the driver will e ticketed for your help tonight you now have a little more time to purchase alth insurance covered california has extended its deadline throu on we heard from executive director, peter lee on the new deadline date. >>so really big news for people in the sa francisco area there's new susidies available their state subsidies. on top of federal subsidie so that more financial help those the 2 drivers nd we were swamped th week. so 're going to be open all the way through the th of this week this fray cover that will start january one and

neither are still in boulder the school lawk-lin and her husband fashion designer mossimo have pleadedrges. >>next former president jimmy carter spending the holiday weekend in the hospital why he was back just one week after his last visit. and if you are streaming us on kron-on the news continues during the commercial break. but a c the us supreme court is tackling a controversial second amendment case, the justices grappled for more than an hour on monday in a dispute concerning a new york city gun regulations. >>the low regulates where license handgun owners can take a locked and unloaded handgun. when the supreme court agreed to take the case that law blocked licensed individuals from a moving a handgun from the address listed on the license but the law has since changed allowing licensed owners to take their handguns to other locations. roughly 100 passionate protesters rallied outside on the steps of the nation's highest court calling for the justices to rule in favor of gun safety regulations. >>former president jimmy carter is back in a georgia hospital this time he's been adm

. >> reporter: then it's off to their facility in boulder for mixing and packaging. >> you have to have the test done. what we're using and how much cbd and thc is in it. then we dilute it down to the .3% per thc. >> reporter: moist cbd products even from hemp have trace amounts of thc which can be a major turnoff for some, especially people tested for work. it's something megan rapinoe grapples with. >> there's certain periods in competition that thc is banned but cbd is legal. everything you put in your body is your responsibility. that's the blanket disclaimer. >> reporter: that's why she joined her twin sister to start a thc-free line of products designed specifically with pro-athletes in mind. megan uses cbd as a part of her recovery process. so you're taking cbd for more than just pain. >> yeah, i look at it as an overall approach to health in my life. >> reporter: for her sister rachel, it's a chance to change the game and how athletes manage their pain. >> you know, it became very clear to me, after using cbd for three years, this stuff works, and we need to do a better job as a

. >> that bus came to rest against a large boulder. luckily there were no passengers on board and nobody got hurt. >>> some alarming new findings tonight about the dangers of e-cigarettes. the research done right here in the bay area. in the first long term study of its kind, ucsf researchers found vaping actually increases the likelihood of developing chronic pulmonary diseases. in just 2 years the odds of developing lung disease increased about 30 percent. >> the hope that people had had about e-cigarettes, that they would be dramatically safer than cigarettes or smokers would abandon cigarettes and go to e-cigarettes has just turned out not to be true. e-cigarettes are making the tobacco epidemics are worse. >> i believed they were actually safe at the time. >> they're just using our generation or the younger generation as a guinea pig. >> researchers also found less than 1 percent of smokers completely switched to vaping and the health risks actually tripled among the so-called dual user. >>> after black friday, cyber monday, all t

boulders are placed on the banks of the stream that once flowed between the houses. houses that are now nothing but piles of ash. but the priority is the herd of prize-winning ang us cattle. getting them under the sheds and feeding them before the storm hits because the hills are nothing but raw dirt good >> it's tougher if you're an older calf or just had a baby. >> reporter: but with no grass and very little winter hay available, the ranch has had to sell nearly half the herd. they'll continue to get ready for the rain as long as they can. don ford, kpix 5. >>> look at the conditions in the sierra a little earlier today. >> oh. >> sunny. >> pretty nice. >> storm on its way expected to bring at least a foot of snow. many ski enthusiasts made their way up today, and that's why. it was dry and clear. not going to be that way come sunday. darren peck is here now with that. >> looking nice out there now, though. >> there's a winter storm warning up there until sunday, so that was the time to go. we're experiencing the front of this storm. the leading edge. look at high

soledad: do you ever feel like you're pushing a boulder up a massive mountain?ean this is, it's just a big ask to even just get people to think differently about a space. emmanuel: it is. but then here we are. we've been here for five years. you plant the seed, literally, you cultivate it. i feed it. i share it with you and love it brings people together to talk about life and history and then we talk about potential futures. soledad: thanks for talking with me. emmanuel: thank you so much. soledad: congratulations on all you've done. emmanuel: thank you. we're just getting started. housing is on the way. >> when we come back, the mayor of chicago is taking on president trump with a secret weapon. the census? plus -- soledad: why worry about getting your conviction expunged? >> i just want to have all rights restored for me. >> illinois legalizes marijuana. but what happens to the thousands of people with previous pot convictions? soledad: in june, illinois become the just the 11th state to legalize marijuana. but they went one step further. beginning in january

paul stevens lecture at the university of colorado loss goal -- university colorado law school in boulder and answered student questions. the john paul stevens lecture is named for another supreme court justice. justice stevens regrettably passed away just a few months ago and this lecture series is a tribute to his exemplary and courageous service on the bench and stature at as one of the gems of american justice. tobring distinguished jurors contribute to the life of our community. we are fortunate to have welcomed and free vs years several outstanding dodges and including a number of u.s. prima court justices who have enriched our community with. provoking -- we are fortunate to have welcomed several outstanding judges including a number of u.s. approval for justice who have enriched our community with thought-provoking speeches. valueeavors to guard the and architecture of liberty, equality, and solidarity found in the constitution. it is done so against the excesses of majority rule, partisanship, or presidential overreach. the supreme court, however, is of nine individual human bein

in fact lots of 30s, a touch of a breeze, i think we might shave off a few degrees before sunrise, boulder creek, scotts valley, sam martin and campbell and santa clara all under 30s already. we will send it over to sal castaneda for traffic .>> thanks steve. let's see what we can do here, the traffic will be okay if you're driving in the south bay, no major issues, this is 280 intent has a east bay can meet traffic off to a good start," with bay bridget goldengate traffic so far which is light. back to the desk. >>> us house of representatives set the vote to impeach president trump this week and that vote is expected to take place on wednesday, as doug luzader tells us from washington the senate trial that would follow is already taking shape .>>reporter: it is something of a foregone conclusion that the president will almost certainly be impeached, the debate begins over what comes next. what is about to happen under the dome this week will be a defining moment for president trump . his legal team bracing for what will almost surely come next. >> we were not given a fair trial in the ho

now right near chalk hill road here yesterday, huge boulders came didn't happen. chp had to call in extra help to remove the rock from the roadway. >> people needed to keep an eye out, drive slow, pay attention, because it can be around any curve, any of the roadways. >> reporter: here is another rock slide that happened along geyser road in geyserville. these rock slides occurring in the kincade burn area so with more rain on the way this week, there's concern about what more could come tumbling down and we just drove up the road here along highway 128, and we did see some equipment that's ready to remove future mudslides, so we decided to park down here a little ways, closer to chalk hill road just to be in a safe spot to give you this report. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> good decision, sharon, thank you. >>> certainly was a travel nightmare for a lot of people across california. this is a live look right now at the airport. you know, all this rain happens to fall on the holiday weekend, where people are either trying to get to town

. >>> coming up, we have seen boulders in san francisco, now an oakland neighborhood has put up logshomeless campers. it is getting some surprising reaction. >>> klineman activist greta thunberg arrived in lisbon, portugal on her way to attend the u.n. climate change conference in spain. she sailed across the atlantic on an catamaran insuring her mode of travel left little to no carbon footprint. she has become the face of clchimssioned pleas to save the environment. >> we have the forecast. and we are looking at more rain coming down. >> that is right. >>> we have been tracking this we are tracking the scattered showers, we have more rain on the way as we start a new day tomorrow, that major morning commute does look wet. i will time does allow for you on futurecast, going hour by hour but you can see on high definition doppler the location is getting that wet weather. especially for the north bay, some moderate rainfall pushing right over 101. after santa rosa. checking the rainfall rates the showers coming down about a half inch per hour there. as well as right over san raphael, y

boulders came tumbling down and chp had to call in extra help to remove the rocks and another rock slooid along geyser road in geyserville. >>> and the stos headaches for people try to fly in and out of san francisco. bob redell is at sfo with a look at how many flights have been affected. bob? >> reporter: well, laura, we're he shows the flights trying to get out of here or arriving and here we have seven flights delayed ranging from 30 minutes to an hour. there is a few cancellations. these are the latest numbers that we found online for the number of flights. we're talking about hundreds of flights disrupted because of the weather here at sfo. take a look at your tv screen. so far 80 cancellations. this is 40 departures and 40 arrivals and about 122 departures and 180 for arrivals for delays. in cancellations involve flights up and down the california coast. we're talking about regional flights. puddle jumper flies or the assumption that many people knew in advance and didn't show up at sfo so in the pre-security area we don't see the huge group of people camping out. we did see people

the highway patrol is conducting one-way traffic control until the boulders are removed, but they're sizable. it's expected to be around 6:30 before they have the rocks out of the way. even so, chains are required on. >>> the placer county sheriff's office is urging people to drive ith extra cautios evideo showing the wet and slusy roads are that andreitions in n. officials are asking drivers to slow down and be aware of snow removal equipment in the area. you can always track the rain and snow on live doppler 7 with the abc7 news app. >>> sunnyvale police are warning people to be extra vigilant about auto and home break-ins between now and the new year. today the department began deploying what it calls its holiday burglary suppression detail. a team of officers specifically focused on stopping break-ins. check this out. the department released this photo showing tools typically carried by an auto burglar. as always, they're reminding everyone not to leave any of your valuables in your car. it's too tempting for the thieves. >>> one person who always knows about car burglaries is th

valley bowl the top region with militants and a boulder to eritrea which is quite dangerous in itself but this volcano which started rocking when i was on top of it i got out of there as quick as i could other tourists stayed up there they thought it was fantastic to watch this lava spewing out i think a lot of people have fascinated by you know a part of the us which is changing and dramatically. kind forming out. so people are quite fascinated by this sort of thing to get so close to it is is quite amazing but you don't want to be there the run from time to your business had there been some soon joining us from new zealand then thanks for calling in on your holiday and stay away from those active volcanoes i will. note a limb big gains no soccer world cup no russian athletes today the world's anti-doping agency known as wada banned russia from all international sporting events for the next 4 years the ban means that the country's flag will not be on show in next year's tokyo olympics the country's soccer team will not be able to call itself russia to qualify for the 2022 world cup a

or being staked or burned or literally boulders for being an innocent young woman in salem.t perfectly fine. he-a rally. the victim hood and the wining emanates from trump and has infected the republican party. the best gift for democrats is trump. he's going to self destruct. and why do you believe what he's doing is perceptable of his weakness and not strengths? this galvanizes people. don't underestimate the power of a demagogue. >> it galvanizes his basis. however, if i'm wrong i will eat crow. hollow crow. women, people in the country have underestimated women. the republican party have undermined women. we78 women will be the force, republican independent women who probably voted for him. the last three or four years, especially as he attacked greta thunberg and nancy pelosi and her teeth, his wuforse impulses will come out. >> to add to raj's disposition, and a tweet out. this hurt her. the president knew it would hurt her. he wanted it to her hurt. he's okay saying maybe your husband is in hell. he didn't laugh, he doesn't care. hoi however, for the republicans to co

from christie and kentucky and lucas hood i made 3 to plant back one about to let things slip in boulder picked running cox pocket and it didn't tome the frugal from florrie annoying house sits and match marco rose's team back on chop of the pundits league i. got back flying high. also in the been asleep league better braman went to both berg looking to end an 8 game winless streak sunday with a game at one all they are not a big court but braman in the lead with his diving header minutes before halftime but to level midway through the 2nd half williams struck a fine shot from the edge of the box but there was still time for another goal 7 minutes from the end braman grabbed the winner maximillian you saw and set up millo rushing to score his 2nd of the braman when the game 32 snapping their win was wrong. let's take a look now at the table after sunday's match is back on top bar minutes of down the 4th dortmund now just a point behind the defending champions and down in the bottom half we have york in cleveland as well as a tough new task in his job ahead of believing they slipped down

. >> that section of highway 50 up there, we have seen these big granite boulders on the highway with snow. just such a classic sierra drive. you are right on the edge of the cliff there. i would definitely avoid 50. it is pretty but with pictures like that, things are going to quiet down in this year as far as the snow is concerned over the next 12 hours. let's go to the live radar. there is a pattern that shows up here. certainly you can pick it out, that big diagonal yellow and orange zipper going right across the screen there. that has been pretty much stationary and parked. right over santa cruz and monterey, for about the last 36 hours. it is now finally starting to move. i know we have gotten plenty of rain in the bay area. the real headline in the storm has been the stationary line of just ceaseless reign, from a fire hose. coming right at the coast and into monterey. good news to see that thing transitioning out of here. it is still not far enough away, that we can turn off the chance for rain. look what we are detecting here, from the sweeps going around. we have rain sittin

the store made a direct hit here, soaking mountain communities like boulder creek for hours and downing trees and power lines. san jose also getting splashed, the rain much lighter on the peninsula. >> a major travel headache for people flying into sfo right now. travelers saying for our delays on inbound flights because of strong winds. is better for people leaving sfo. those are delayed by about an hour. by 4 pm, about 470 flights were delayed. 95 canceled. >>> a massachusetts family, was surprised with an unexpected home delivery. check this out. that is one of those inflatable evacuation slides, from an airplane. it came down in a backyard after falling off a delta flight to boston. aside from losing a few branches off that maple tree, there was no damage to the family's home. >> you are okay? >> yes, i am fine. my house did not get damaged. >> everyone was lucky today. >> the flight landed safely and delta says it is investigating how that slide fell off the plane. >> astronauts completed the third of four spacewalks to install new pumps on a cosmic ray detector on the internationa

language is slowly going extinct interest in the tradition is increasing much further than turkeys on boulders. and these days whistling is making a comeback across the valley of. it was indeed obvious coming to life from berlin up next conflict zone with an interview with the vice president of india saluting the g.o.p. party jane fonda and see again in half not the full that it. comes. to the conflicts on the team sebastian. is just 3 months since india decided that it'll have to change in kashmir my guess this week here in london is j. comes up national vice-president come on the chief spokesman of the ruling b.j. . thomas he also charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. 6. doubling. the big bang that created today's world started to simulate a historical trend point in politics business and litter. in iraq the up people of the islamic revolution undergoing a tough. opens up making its initial flirtation capitalism. strong sense states of emergency but sinks into chaos market such remarks in cabbage them to work harder and they will was at the start of neoliberalism. coupe j

here, boulders you can still see to this day when you go, i'll show you one more view of this, you can see the individual cracks in the rocks this is the work of william a. who located all these places in the 1960s and '70s. gettysburg is not happening in a vacuum. u.s. grant has been trying and trying hard to capture vicksburg. he's tried by canal, by river, by land, eventually on a plan in april of 1863 where he's going to run the gunboats at vicksburg, march his army down here with those boats, cross the mississippi river and he's going to fight a series of battles. not going straight to vicksburg but going and relieving a threat on his rear, jackson, mississippi, and fighting at raymond and jackson, move and foo trying to capture vicksburg by storm and settling into a siege. that will fall to the union. just the largest confederate mass surrender until the end of the civil war. it is an astounding victory for the union. coupled with a victory that happens a week later at port hudson, louisiana. another siege is lifted. the anaconda plan started the beginning of the war, finally tak

global climate strikes which brought together almost $8000000.00 people and he joins me now from boulder colorado she does come on t.v. thanks for joining me on the front you've called the climate crisis the bottle of our generation's lifetime and you also say it's disproportionately impacting poor black and brown communities how so. so if you look at a very simple. literal experience for many communities of color in addition to communities across the planet everything from the extraction to the transportation of fossil fuels to the impacts of flooding to rouse displacement from our homelands super storms all of those impacts are more likely to be found in marginalized communities import communities because at the root of the climate crisis it's about a lot more than just the environment or energy it's actually about many of these systems of oppression that date back to colonization that have created the same space from which this crisis has grown so really every part of the crisis is directly connected to social justice to racial justice to the human rights violations that are happening

royal marines allegedly hijacked an iranian ship the edge of boulder joining me now is the head of iran's ports and maritime organization deputy minister mohammad rostov. welcome to going underground i'm going to ask the nature nation media your country is a rogue state it's violated data that's the law you're basically an isolate. of country one of the even doing in britain actually what the. u.s. is claiming about iran it's not true we are a night of country in the international community a delegation arrived to london to participate in the 31st assembly of the international maritime organization you're one of the most influential members of imo and same as this organization all other international organization iran is a steal participate in so this is not acceptable that you are. violating country or very isolating of tomorrow you're the managing director iran's port authority i mean if you read any nature nation newspaper or what you need relation to east asian they'll talk about sanctions how do you even have any ports that function in iran given the international sanctions against y

and i am guessing that the majority of scots will not want to join the euro if the possibility of a boulder between scott looms and england's considering next 60 percent of scotland's trays with the rest of the united kingdom decimate scotland's economy so the argument for independence has just become far more difficult with this general election result which is getting votes johnson a big majority you personally campaigned for in u.k. independence from europe so what's wrong with a start one wanting an dependence from the u.k. even if there is multiple new problems as you are saying isn't it their choice. yes but they had a choice in 2014 and they decided to stay within the u.k. by by 10 percent in that referendum but moreover you know our union is different than the european union the union between england and scotland and the rest u.k. has been around for 300 years it's been brought us real peace and prosperity and scotland has benefited massively economically through something called the bond of formula will in effect a lot of english taxpayers' money goes into scotland and allows disci