. >> brenda mora was cooking in her kitchen when she witnessed the flood waters rising outside her home on north fitch mountain road. she captured this view as the street turned into a muddy mess. >> it's tragic. definitely. yeah, it's it was scary. all i could thought was grabbing my papers, you know, all the important documents and just running out. >> brenda is now looking for a hotel with her family. several other homes in the area were also damaged. >> i talked to a neighbor. neighbor says he's been living here for ten years. nothing like this has ever happened. >> about 20 miles away in forestville. another unusual sight. a landslide sent an unoccupied home tumbling from a hill into the russian river as the atmospheric river battered sonoma county. onlookers later watched as the home floated downstream. >> i've been having a lot of rain, low intensity, long duration, so finally the soils got really saturated and they gave up. pretty much. >> we're here on north fitch mountain road and as you can see, there is one bulldozer trying to clear at least one of these lanes of mud. and th

it's story after story brenda, isn't it? it is. i mean, i've only...| can only compare it to biden, of incredible to me. i mean, just how many stories come out every single day out of every single time he speaks, you know, there's multiple storylines that come out. yeah. and comparing it to the last trump presidency, the first couple of weeks were less about policy and action but this is literally executive order and action and action. and of course, this week absolutely dominated by the horrific tragedy, that mid—air collision just down the road from us here over the potomac and really thrust and crisis where the nation is really looking for of consoler—in—chief position that the president is often in during a moment of national tragedy. but for trump, i felt actually it not necessarily as a president offering his opinions on what we have a full investigation on what the actual cause was, and going as far as to blaming some of his predecessors, biden but he's really doubled down on that. towards making those political points, beca

it's story after story brenda, isn't it? it is.

. >> brenda mora was cooking in her kitchen when she witnessed the flood waters rising outside her homen north fitch mountain road. she captured this view as the street turned into a muddy mess. >> it's tragic. definitely. yeah, it's. it was scary. all i could thought was grabbing my papers, you know, all the important documents and just running out. >> brenda is now looking for a hotel with her family. several other homes in the area were also damaged. >> i talked to a neighbor. neighbor. he says he's been living here for ten years. nothing like this has ever happened. >> about 20 miles away in forestville, another unusual sight. a landslide sent an unoccupied home tumbling from a hill into the russian river as the atmospheric river battered sonoma county. onlookers later watched as the home floated downstream. >> i've been having a lot of rain, low intensity, long duration, so finally the soils got really saturated and they gave up. pretty much. >> we're here on north fitch mountain road and as you can see, there is one bulldozer trying to clear at least one of these lanes of mud. and

promised services such as clean water are still unavailable to most residents, single parents, young brenda, had to pay for the basic bread and water pump money. you can afford someone up there. i'm lucky i'm a liar. so i was on the rolling part. the mom for him from inside the geico problems, concurrent song song base. people really take you to written to a quick promise social security payments, known as the id poor card. but faced with the cost of building a new has many were left with only one option, which are the high volt columbia and dies all long, long as on the tool. you'll do not been dumb dumb with you both on the table don't and was, you know, not gotten in touch with gas and they've gotten them by your embrace. armstrong still see you later when he needed to renew his id card, he had to go back to the money lender and exchange it for his land ownership title that i had not been chung from my local she on got my phone but but on some uh, top most all the way you can. yeah. pay them a time to move down for that meeting. but something like that. yep. faded item long i gave you. y

brenda, as much as many of. a us who were covering this story would have liked to get much more information from that police breaking this morning. they really shared very little new information. the investigation is underway and they're very much trying to camp down rumors about what happened did. who did it? in fact, they have not given us the identity of the suspected gunman. local media say it was a 35 year old unemployed swedish man, but police are just people again, not to jump on those, those kind of stories. you know, part of the, the reason that tensions about about these rumors are so high is because this stuff, the victims are most likely all immigrants at this school across from, from where i'm standing right now. they were in school to try to improve their skills and swedish, their integration into the job market. as auto group there john johansson told me earlier. they were trying to become exactly the kind of citizens that immigrants here in sweden are urged to become. that's part of how painful t

. >> brenda? well, i'm beside river road, which runs right alongside the russian river. and when you go to side roads off the river road, you realize why back in an order like that would be issued for low-lying areas along the russian river because there are several roadways that are flooded. >> this is what the driveway at larson family winery in sonoma looked like tuesday. the winery is right next to the russian river. and water started rising over the weekend. the levee kind of breaks right here just a rushing river. come across. >> you can tell that there's absolutely no way in or out. right now, tasting room manager hayden per year has been stuck on the winery side of the water. >> while its entrance on fremont drive looks like this. last year. the winery had to close for 2 months because of flooding for your is hoping that won't be the case with this storm. but we are a little bit on saturday. >> solid tides are right. and so it shut down early and then ever since then, it's just been coming across the road. with another and come on thursday. it'll probably be a fe

let's discuss the implications with brenda. thank you for taking the time.l economy and supply chains from these actions? >> it will be another shock to the system after a number of them over the past several years from covid to the attacks in the red sea to the war in ukraine. one by one, these shocks to keeping stability in global trade are going to create problems anywhere from raising costs of imports or exports to shipping delays and all sorts of other things. because when the system has stress on it it has little flexibility to absorb that so we will see this ripple effect not just from the canada, u.s., mexico dispute but it could extend to china and the european union as well. global trade is durable and held well but this one will really test the principal of the free flow of goods around the world. >> do we know where the heaviest costs will live, the importers, the producers, consumers? what is the spread of impact from these higher taxes on goods produced in canada and mexico? >> there's a whole industry of logistics and customs brokers and freig

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. >> the brenda moore of healdsburg is among the residents waiting to go home again. she lives along north fitch mountain road, and she saw the floodwaters rising outside of her home as the heavy rains came down. >> it sounded like something was crashing. i talked to a neighbor neighbor, he says. he's been living here for ten years. nothing like this has ever happened. >> a cleanup of the damage is already started, and our ktvu crews saw bulldozers out there clearing the roads and workers clearing the storm drains. >> in forestville. the storm caused a dangerous landslide that sent an unoccupied home into the russian river. witnesses captured images as that home floated downstream. the area is west side and rio vista roads, right near the hacienda bridge. despite the rain easing overnight, several other homes remain at risk. this morning. the hillside continues to be at risk as the river's flow is extremely fast. >> having a lot of rain, low intensity, long duration. so finally the soils got really saturated and they gave up pretty much. >> over the years. it just ero

. >> brenda moore of healdsburg is among those who are waiting to go home. she lives along north fitch mountain road. she saw the floodwaters rising outside her home as heavy rains came down. >> it sounded like something was crashing. i talked to a neighbor neighbor, he says. he's been living here for ten years. nothing like this has ever happened. >> cleanup of the damage is already started. ktvu crews saw bulldozers clearing the road and workers clearing storm drains. >> our time now 704. in forestville, the storm caused a dangerous landslide that sent an unoccupied house into the russian river. and some of the witnesses actually captured damage. as the home floated down the stream. this area is west side and rio vista roads near the hacienda bridge. despite the rain easing up during the night, several other homes are at risk this morning. that hillside continues to be at risk as the flow of the river is very fast. >> we've been having a lot of rain, low intensity, long duration, so finally the soils got really saturated and they gave up pretty much. >> ov

. >> my name is brenda dillard. i am president of a university, so i work with more than 100 universities across the country. i also work with ms technology out of hope. -- out of oak ridge. we are in the digital transformation. tom, we are happy to know how far you are going along. but my question to you guys is how do we, from an essay -- from an nsa as well as all the production facilities and lab, how do we get in this fight in setting up the ultra tag, making sure the security measures are in place? it is not just bringing indoors, next generation, but it is all of that. how did those systems work with some of our legacy systems that we have at some of our production facilities? how do we make all of that happened? -- happen? thank you. >> i think they should ask laura tomorrow. [laughter] >> i would just say that this is not her first rodeo at doing this. i think she is the best one to answer. >> iac one in the back -- i see one in the back. >> shelley musk with inside defense. you were talking about spare par

brenda in south carolina on the line for democrats. caller: good morning.he biggest story -- the stories you talked about. the treasury, and the dismantling of the fbi. they are using january 6 but they are going after people who are in charge of terrorism units, cybersecurity, forensics, investigator units. if we lose that $6 trillion from the treasury to investigate where it went, elon musk has the cryptocurrency. also trump has a cryptocurrency. once you transfer money into that crypto market, it disappears. i believe they are trying to take this country apart from the inside. this will crash the economy. they control social security, medicaid, medicare, everything. we are in trouble. thank you. host: that was brenda. sheila in henderson, nevada. the line for republicans. caller: good morning, angel. i appreciate your show very much. everyday i try to watch it all to make sure i get up. there is no problem because y'all are on tv. thank you. i'm also calling in reference to my top story this week. the confirmation in the senate for all the people that ar

i know that brenda tucker last year or maybe it was a year and a half ago put out a a really award winning video featuring the city of san francisco and i would say three three quarters of the content was about its public art which is really fantastic and it was an incredible video. but before we conclude this discussion i wanted to echo both both of the comments that were expressed about how deeply grateful we are for your work in this hollenbeck as well as your team. okay, because this must be just an incredibly difficult thing to navigate with all of the financial challenges that the city is facing. >> so thank you. well we do have a great team and now i'm just standing up here but without everybody sitting in the audience it wouldn't be possible. so thank you. is there any public comment on this item? >> can we have a motion first? oh, may i have a motion to approve the budget proposal as stated so move commissioner belcher second chioda thank you and thank you agency secretary is there any public comment on the presentation of the preliminary budget for those joining in-person please

host: brenda in michigan, the line for democrat. caller: good morning. of all, the united states has been destroyed within. we have a gangster the white house. our supreme court is wicked. elon musk. i was always told you must be born in the united states to hold a government job. host: no. you have to be an american citizen. by the way, we will take a look at outside the white house. this is the white house for this person. >> do you know? >> i have not heard that report nor have i been made aware of the president seeing that are not. i can check. as for mr. wikoff, we will hear from him today and try to make them available to talk to the press. >> about china and the tariffs, is there an update on when the president is expected. to speak with president xi? any reaction to the 50% tariffs? -- 15% tariffs? >> i don't have an update. it is being scheduled and will happen soon. the president made it clear with the 10% tariff on china he will not allow china to continue to source and distribute deadly fentanyl into our country. that was the reason for this

a person that was so wonderful, brenda where are you?before people wanted to support me, right? [laughter] thank you very much, i appreciate her. andrew, where is andrew? stand up andrew. one of the great attorney general's. one of the greats really. and jason? thank you jason. [applause] navigated back to our members of congress, you will go quickly, a great group of people, steve is right in front right here, what a brave guy steve is. steve went through a lot, he proved one thing to me, that his wife loved him. [laughter] his wife loves them because i went that night, he was not even given a shot, right? i was with him and his wife and she was devastated, she was a really devastated. i've been in a similar situations, now quite as bad with the wives were not so devastated, i can tell you, that great wife of yours loves you! what you have done is incredible. the way you have come you look better now than you did before it happened. nobody wants to go through that! it's amazing. tomic doing a fantastic job, thank you tom. [applause] gre