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guy, not just the very end of i'm getting scare bruce different bruce best only certain people that you can share your moms with. they know where you're coming from. like i was here broke. i got you back, man. don't worry about it. it was in the afternoon and area. what do we call in happy valley in front of me was out in front of him was maybe louis a baby lewis step gone online the the path of gone for a local word load come from his head. it's legs are. ringback and then a piece of the can knock in there. so the helicopter came in and we loaded it up, knock, she might be just powered and taken off. i remember that they brought in 3 or 4 wounded, leasing. lots of gotten out a couple. dave was gone and i can say it's calvin same now i'm starting to feel scared. when telling her about those prisons being pow wow, that's like gory are ugly. i feel very guilty that i couldn't maybe stop it or you know what's going on. the color field operation hassam al serra meaning when i woke up just as worse, jenkins should. if we ship them out to major hospital started thinking for one for him. you k

i meant bruce's board been and i did. it was a change agent now japanese, i remember raised a big old black can't big strong till i got in a service by an error was in contact with black. and then with i mean age i'm paying my granddaughter. com and look at my facebook page and see if i'm looking at a of a with a galvan and the 1st category in v in zillow, is that you're not. i could tell by his voice in there. you'll never forget that. i knew it was him. i know with him and i would look for you for a long time or even looking after the phone call and he say, you know his japanese you said yeah, i say no. yeah. i was born gap roller arkansas. where were you in a can they thought we were a threat to the united states, so they all put all the japanese americans and these count, my dad was fighting and journey in italy and world. he can't say era hug me or told me he loved me or anything like that. just use my dad and waters fact. so one uh vietnam was starting off. i says, well, i better volunteer to you didn't want me to g

the new option in the 14th century, bruce, i'm the goes to changes the $1380.00 prints. dimitri done score one, the battle of clinic over the bringing the mongolia to an end. in the 16th century, the russian rulers, grant prince bessie, anita, so dantas, the terrible began gathering russian lands the tender little contest economy. it's of cousin, after silence appear to dawn to console again, you can add to the cost, i can begin to see the terrible of the states. credibility is growing, clear. the grease is rebuilding its might end is taking strides forward under ro wise and some of the even the terrible became the architect of a unified russian state. at the time, the world's only independent orthodox country, the west of nations, immediately sounded the alarm and launched a propaganda campaign against russia. and poland was the 1st country to wage that information by law. we to and filed a viewer of the games to must given him a name growler published, historian and diplomat. so look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders

bruce lon says if he were to leave the zone, he wouldn't be allowed back in. even as we were following him back up to his house, he got pulled over by chp. >> that was the first time the sheriff pulled over. i usually pull up to them, talk to them. they were asking what i was doing here it. area is closed, not supposed to be driving around here. i told him our house survived. we're still standing. >> reporter: bruce lon said he and so many people whose homes survived are staying put because they feel they have to. >> because they're not letting people back in. i feel like the anxiety and stress, we'd be stressed in the hotel room watching the news. at least here we're trying to do something. >> reporter: bruce lon said he already saw one suspected looter. he put out these signs to try and keep more from coming. >> people take matter into their own hands, so i wanted to put up some signs trying to deter. >> reporter: he said he and his wife are prepared to continue to camp out in their home as long as they need to, though he hopes officials will create a better

oh, wow. - [screams] - i'm sorry. - bruce!-- [grunting] [panting] [elevator dings] - there's really not much else i can say other than i'm so sorry. - you almost got away with it, but you want to know where you slipped up? - not really. - can i still do my speech? - steve, i'm going to have to let you go. - you're firing me because i didn't graduate divinity school? joyce, i'm a good chaplain. i don't need an official degree to comfort the sick. - look, i want to do this even less than you, believe me, but st. denis has a zero tolerance policy for lying about credentials. - and we all know where liars go. oh, or maybe you don't know. - who is this guy? - yeah, it's incredible. astrology really helps you reframe toxic narratives. for instance, this resident carrie and i had this thing, and i always thought she broke up with me because i cheated on her, but, no, it turns out we were both cheating-- our fate. yeah. i'm an earth sign. she's a fire sign. totally incompatible. whereas her sister and i, well-- - you! grab the other e

right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy.finity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. guilty to a series of fire bombings in oakland and berkeley. casey robert qanon of oakland admitted to committing the fire bombings back in june. he was accused of bringing molotov cocktails to the oakland federal building when protective officers disrupted his plan. police say he placed the molotov cocktails in a planter near th building and then set them on fire. goonan also admitted to lighting molotov cocktails under a campus patrol car at uc berkeley, causing it to catch fire and to setting three more fires on campus throughouthe month of june. goonan is facing up to 20 years in prison. >> his sentencing is set for april 8th, at a time when many cities are facing budget cuts to their fire departments. at least one bay area city did add a new truck company, ktvu jana katsuyama explains how they were able to add equipment and personnel. >> it was a celebration of a budget battle victor

joining me now from malibu, councilman for the city of malibu, california, bruce silverstein, bruce, thanks for joining us. how are you doing right now? >> thank you for having me on, katy. i'm in tears here just watching your report. i don't know how to begin. i mean, i was on the phone this morning with the head of our building department, and i literally -- it takes a lot to make me cry. i have been a litigator for close to 40 years. we have just in malibu alone, we have lost unofficially 600 homes, which is pretty much, you're familiar with the area, the entirety of east malibu from the civic center area, actually from an area called sarah, all the way up to topanga where the fire came in, and that's just the same as what's going on in the palisades and topanga, in altadena. this is a catastrophe, and it's really hard to take in. we had a fire six years ago, the woolsey fire which took out 400 homes in malibu and a thousand or so throughout the county, and that was like world war i to world war ii. this is now world war ii. this is even worse. >> those who don't live in malibu or

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right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. >>> tonight, the horrific new year's attack in new orleans. authorities describing the attacker as a lone wolf, inspired by isis. >>> breaking news. a small plane crashing into a building. >>> and tracking the first major winter storm of the new year. >>> fi

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what belongs to bruce from ancient times. and poland had no claims to these lands because of own yeah, it wasn't able to run the publish rules the to fall tunes of war change fast the polish army takes contents and value kill. you then proceed just and no one was fed in a frenzy battle. the king took the smoldering ruins, covered with blood, and told him about is causing the ships punish historian and possibly he is excited. think just gifting us old enough, most of the think about from the polish and just the waiting and commonwealth suite and denmark also joined the war against russia. the vatican provides huge amounts of money with which by 3 high soldiers from the york italian engineers give him the latest weapons most as capable of firing and send you any bombs and setting rushes, looking fortresses on file. just like today's american democrats, 3 uses the freedom of russia for the able to terminate this justification for war mo bile printing shops prevent leaflets, appealing to russians, to so called planted atlanta is

the bbc�*s fiona bruce went to meet susan in north london, where she now lives.warn us what we are already in danger of forgetting. katya adler, bbc news, auschwitz. most survivors of auschwitz are in their 80s and 90s and could not make the ceremony. one of those is susan pollack who lost more than 50 relatives in the holocaust and was herself sent to auschwitz when she was just 13 years old. the bbc�*s fiona bruce went to meet susan in north london, where she now lives. she began by telling us about the day in 191m when the nazis arrived at her home in hungary and told the family to prepare to leave. they said, "we'll take you somewhere safe. tomorrow morning we'll come for you," and the police came for us. we were ready. i was a little girl. we were so obedient. and we got in, into this train, full of little children, chock—a—block full. we were on top of each other. and we were fearful. we weren't people anymore. the fear absolutely absorbed us. and children were dying there. absorbed us. and children were dying there-— dying there. and you saw that? i saw th

bruce willis' wife emma hemming posting this video of bruce shaking hands and thanking l.a. police officers, a rare public appearance for the hollywood icon since his dementia diagnosis. and david, just a short time ago, we learned that mandatory evacuation orders over several areas of these fires have just been lifted. that means that people can go back home. but there's concern that because of erosion and environmental concerns, that communities like these and elsewhere across these fires will never look the same. and earlier, we mentioned that those weather conditions are improving. they will continue to improve through the weekend, but state forecasters are predicting a series of santa ana wind events. the first two of them forecast for next week, david. >> david: yeah, so, they have this window of time right now. matt gutman, extraordinary view tonight. matt, thank you. tomorrow on abc news, from "good morning america," straight through "world news tonight," our network-wide reporting on the relief effort in support of the los angeles area communities. "socal strong," w

i'm mary bruce. have a good night.3, and the la "gma" in the morning. i'm mary bruce.ight. right now, well, this person committed a terrible assault on the city. >> the spirit of our new orleans will never, never, never be defeated. >> optimism from president biden after the deadly attack in new orleans. plus an explosion outside the trump hotel in las vegas. >> a cyber truck, the trump hotel. there's lots of questions that we have to answer as we move forward. >> good evening and thank you for joining us i'm dion lim. deadly attacks on new year's day. and the common thread is the bay area connection. overnight, a man drove a pickup truck through bourbon street in new orleans, killing 15 people and wounding dozens more. hours later, someone drove a cyber truck to the trump hotel in las vegas, where it exploded. both of the vehicles were rented through the same app. now the app is called turo and the headquarters are in san francisco. today, abc7 news went by the offices on new montgomery street, and turo is like the vehicle version of airbnb. car owners list their vehi

and yeah, it's marvelous in the way those chapters sort of change character. >> bruce, i want to readrful, but particularly relevant to today's reader. paul borrowed money from the bank, and now the bank wants the land, the land company. that's the bank. when it has the land, wants tractors, not families on the land. one man, one family driven from the land, this rusty car creaking along the highway to the west. i lost my land. a single tractor took my land. i'm alone and bewildered. and in the night one family camps in a ditch. and another family pulls in and the tents come out. the two men squat on their hands and the women and children listen. here's the node. you who hate change and fear revolution, keep these two squatting men apart. make them hate, fear. suspect one another. here is the knowledge of the thing you fear. this is the zygote. for here i lost my land is. hang on a second. changed. a cell is split and from its splitting, grow grows. the thing you hate. we lost our land. that's the end of the quote. i find this very interesting because it is this idea that that we stil

he's bruce springsteen. it was great music. >> have i got news for you is back for a new season, whether you like it or not. >> are those the only two choices? >> yes. you like it or you don't? >> i'm on the fence. >> this is going to be a long season. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. >> from meat free monday. to sizzle pan sunday feed. so many ways to save life. ready? wallet. happy. that's 365 by whole foods market watch your step. >> oh that's why visionworks makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you. >> even if you have a big trip to plan around. thanks, meghan. see you right now. that's convenient. visionworks see the difference. >> everyone's running to subway for three. all new spicy footlongs. wait. subway did what? that's right. they're bringing the heat with creamy sriracha, jalapenos and all new ghost pepper bread. but hurry! these subs are only here for a limited time. >> gum problems could be the start of a domino effect. >> periodontics. active gum repai

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you couldn't hit it on the head more than bruce springsteen did.y, we were born to run. >> this we were born to run was a towering statement in the middle of the 70s. >> it was the cover of time and newsweek. >> bruce did not like it at the time. me, on the other hand, i'm like my friends on the cover of time and newsweek. >> this is cool. when born to run comes out in 1975, it's a desire to really escape the claustrophobia of the 1970s. >> it is an anthem to save your soul. >> kobe believed in himself at the youngest possible age. >> people who may never even know what a basketball looks like felt his presence. >> he wants the opportunity to make his own mistakes. he's going to end up making them. >> that's when the black mamba was born. >> it's one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. >> i don't want him to be remembered as just the basketball player. >> kobe. the making of a legend premieres january 25th on cnn. for more than a decade, pozega has been trusted again and again and again. pozega. ask your doctor about pozega. >> i stil

right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, get a free unlimited line for a year when you buy one unlimited line. >>> all evacuations were lifted about an hour ago in monterey county for the fire at one of the world's largest lithium battery plants. this morning aerials show the fire still burning inside the moss landing facility sending toxic smoke into the air. parts of highway 1 are still shut down tonight. the monterey sheriff says the epa monitored the air quality and confirmed there is no health threat from the smoke. they are still advising people to stay inside out of an abundance of caution. >> we are worried about what will happen in the future. it seems already dangerous this time around. >> lithium batteries which are used for electric vehicles and tools are known to burn very hot and are difficult to extinguish so they were letting this fire burn itself out. >>> onto southern california. some evacuation orders were lifted are actually downgraded to warnings today for the palisades fires.

tonight are nathalie tocci, italian political scientist and international relations expert and chris bruce, policy director for the american civil liberties union of georgia first, the latest headlines the head of the los angeles fire department says all residents are in danger from a series of devastating wildfires raging around the city. at least two people are known to have died. a thousand buildings have been destroyed and at least 70,000 people ordered to leave their homes. france and germany have warned that borders must not be altered by force, after donald trump refused to rule out military action to take greenland — which is controlled by denmark. the president—elect reiterated his desire to make the territory part of the united states. a body found in the search for two british men who went missing in italy's dolomite mountains is believed to be that of 35—year—old samuel harris. he and aziz ziriat, who's 36, were last heard from on new year's day after sending messages home from the region. israel says it has recovered the body of one of the hostages taken by hamas 15 months ago

host: representative bruce westerman, thank you for joining us today. host: welcome to washington journal, we will start with a portion from the oval office where president trump is signing the executive order and gave a few comments to the press. >> this next order relates to the definition of birthright citizenship under the 14th amendment. pres. trump: that is a good one, birthright, a big one. could be. we think we have a good ground but you could be right, you will find out. it is ridiculous, we are the only country in the world that does this with birthright as you know. it's absolutely ridiculous but we will see.

let's go to bruce in california. bruce. >> hey this is bruce.ern california. it was a rough week with the fires, jim. >> i'm sorry for everyone. i've lived out there. it's horrible. let's see what we could do. let's do what we do. >> this one has unlimited returns. my question today is about stock al hc, alignment healthcare. >> i don't know alignment healthcare. i know it's a software company but i'm not going to say if it's good or bad. i have to go to work because i don't know alignment healthcare so thank you for your call. let's go to tie in arizona. >> how goes it? >> it goes fine, how about you? >> i'm good, thanks. we are huge fans of the show. we like seeing you on tv and listening to you in the car. you always have great information. >> that's what we want. thank you very much. >> the company were calling about today is michael strategy. >> look, it's a super hyped up version of bitcoin. i like bitcoin but i'm not in love with it. by all means though if you love bitcoin, you really have to love that stuff. let's go to john in ohio. joh

right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. cisco is dealing with the same old problem judges giving plea deals to repeat offenders, even over the objection of prosecutors. i-team reporter dan noyes joins us once again with the latest on what has become a very familiar case here. >> that's right. you know, diane, if you follow the i-team at all, you know the name robert sanza. he has a long rap sheet of breaking into cars and running from police. but in a hearing tomorrow on his latest case, a san francisco judge plans to give him a deal and release him. september 7th of last year, an sfpd undercover team spotted someone they call a known auto burglar, 27 year old robert sanza, with a juvenile who was breaking into cars at the palace of fine arts. police followed the suspects into oakland, where they had to use spike strips to make an arrest. now, in a deal arranged by judge bruce e chan, sanza is pleading guilty to five felonies

wouldn't it be, bruce? it's uh cool. net. yeah. did you on the law? no problem wish to catch you after school russian was with the insane as well. i'm trying to deal with want to devastation of the 400 self serve your troops. 300 sales and present to find the wind telling me. sending data is only $100000.00 would deployed against finland, custodian lithuanian colon on march 18th. 1921 in rico, towed into russia, signed a treaty on extremely disadvantageous terms for most of the toner and proceed. spots of west of new crane and western russia belongs to the russian and poland on the top of the ground. that condition was gone, so felt the he wants to let the 2 things up, a little cry. you may put kind of part squared, which unless you knew out all the which will be g. i n g 2. it's got the all sorts key pro cheat dumbly by like g v and agree ha c a one way daniel quinn and address that's kimberly in the bus while you go. i'm committed sort or wiley a to you she asked lucy, i'm an interest in losing cut the colors pro us loving there because it's a beaut

right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy.t customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. and is bracing once again for powerful winds to sweep through as massive wildfires rage. we're following the conditions after crews spent the day keeping the flames from spreading. what's going to happen to the west side, where there's a lot of generationons that have lived there? a gut punch for locals returning to their neighborhoods after the eaton fire. the destruction marking a huge cultural loss for the l.a. community. and a bay area team bringing a high-tech edge to the firefight. how they're helping crews spot new fires within minutes of sparking. good evening. two of the most destructive fires in california history continue to rage in l.a. county. crews spent the day trying to slow down both the palisades and eaton fires ahead of more strong winds. the death toll has risen to at least 16. 11 of those deaths from the eaton fire. it continues to rn just north of pasadena after wiping out entire

this perfectly summarizes and shows what simpler bruce means to people like to, i know skip nothing but to bargain and ship and upon to intimidates boots and, and to handle skies presence in the doubles as an educator. hand itself to take a lesson on the loose, not only as a problem, but there's an opportunity to put pressure on fortune as well. because bill arose with our consolidated society that does the price not yes, with the concepts refreshes, but it is the weakest points for fortune is the weakest, gentle chain, you know, for food so. so through help in the sense to gain our culture back, you know, to, to attend democracy in the builder. was it to be the biggest sanctions on fortune era? now in addition to the elections, the west also wanted to undermine the attacks. that is 5 minutes remains alexander vol footage, who is the secretary of republics. a security council said that's a military sabotage. training for radicals is currently underway in ukraine, and a special sensor has also been set off in poland in order to free minutes since now their task to capture boarder regence

mary bruce with us now. we saw elon musk in a front row speak in the rotunda today. the kraud at the capita one arena. tonight you've learned he's in the west wing. >> reporter: david, elon musk has been spotted inside the west wing tonight. he's been given what's essentially an all access security pass. and he is likely to get an office there in the west wing as well. >> david: in the west wing as well. mary, thank you. >>> president trump meanwhile on track to scores of executive actions on this day one of his administration. among them, declaring a national emergency at the southern border, declaring an energy emergency, and reversing many of former president biden's initiatives. rachel scott tonight at the capital one arena. >> reporter: tonight just hours after he was sworn in, president trump getting right down to business, signing a record number of executive orders. at capital one arena in front of a crowd of supporters, trump putting into motion his day one actions. >> i'm about to sign some very important executive orders of our new administration. >> repor

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removing his official portrait, even though it was just unveiled a few weeks ago, david. >> david: mary bruce at the white house tonight. mary, thank you. >>> we turn tonight to the deadly fire at a popular resort while hundreds of guests were sleeping. the horror playing out in northwest turkey. the images. this breaking out in the middle of the night. more than 230 guests, some tying bed sheets together, just to try to escape this. here's britt clennett tonight. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic video of guests desperate to escape as their hotel goes up in flames in the middle of the night. watch closely as people use bed sheets tied together to get out. flames can be seen shooting through the windows. the fire breaking out at this popular sky resort in turkey, while many of the 234 guests would have been sleeping. at least 76 people killed when the blaze tore through that 12-story building. some of the guests reportedly attempting to jump to safety. others screaming they don't know how to leave. it's not yet clear what caused the fire, but local authorities are suggesting it may have started

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oh, bruce clark, yeah. yeah. well, curveball the the 21st is is again like a lot of these other engineer combat battalions that it's exactly as i described earlier is in this kind of crossroads choke point or road block battle that is going to have to fight is this sort amalgam of engineers and infantry. and i mean, i would argue they have as much impact as any other, if not, they're going to employ mine ends. they're going to fight, though, as infantry. here's what it comes down to. i i mean, the level of commitment and valor mean honestly. these guys on the on the cover of these are engineers. so the 2/91 similar to the 35th or others. absolutely so bruce clark that's a it's a different animal in terms of the fighting. that's the northern shoulder fighting and of course, my friend greg fontenot knows far more about bruce clark than i do. and he knew him personally from from his own explorations. many ago. but clark is basically one of the combat command. leaders in the seventh armored division who's going to fi

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i'm mary bruce, in for david. and we begin with the urgent search for answers, after the horrific and deadly terror attack in new orleans. the fbi now believes the suspect, shamsud din jabbar, acted alone, and he was, quote, 100% inspired by isis. surveillance video showing that rented white pickup truck on canal street, then turning onto bourbon street, evading a parked police car. then speeding down three blocks, people scrambling to get out of the way. the truck slamming into a construction crane. the driver killed in a gun battle with police. on the back of his truck, an isis flag wrapped in a gray jacket. and tonight, we are seeing the faces of some of the 14 people who were killed. and hearing from their families about their loss. before the college football sugar bowl game, postponed until today, players and fans observing a moment of silence for the victims. and tonight, the fbi also says they have surveillance video showing the suspect planting explosive devices elsewhere in the french quarter. fortunatel

>> david: mary bruce live at the white house.ary, thank you. >>> tonight, the fallout from president trump's sweeping january 6th pardons, and this evening, the head of the oath keepers, who has now been freed, up at the capitol late today. he says he was there to meet with republican lawmakers. and rachel scott is there. >> reporter: tonight, the backlash against president donald trump's decision to pardon the rioters who attacked police officers on january 6th is growing. >> ahh! >> reporter: capitol police officer daniel hodges, who the world saw screaming for help, now joining other officers and democrats to denounce the president's move. >> i was beaten, crushed, kicked, punched, surrounded. someone reached underneath my visor, tried to gouge out my eye. and all these people were just pardoned by donald trump. who says they were the real victims. that they were the patriots. i don't understand how anyone can believe that. >> reporter: but tonight, an astonishing sight on capitol hill. the leader of the far right militia grou

this is an abc news special report. >> good evening, i'm mary bruce.ing your regular programing because president biden is about to speak on the attack. earlier today in new orleans, at least 15 people were killed and dozens injured when a man in a white pickup truck slammed into people celebrating in the city's iconic french quarter around 3:00 this morning, one official saying the suspect was hell bent on carnage. witnesses describing a horrific scene, victims lying in the street. surveillance video shows the truck before it veered right into a crowd of pedestrians. the driver racing down bourbon street for three blocks, shooting at officers and people in the street. the suspect, who is dead, has been identified as a 42 year old military veteran who was born in texas. authorities say they found an isis flag in the truck he was driving. and tonight the fbi say they don't believe he acted alone. we are going to be listening to president biden here shortly. we know he has been updated throughout the day. and while we are waiting for the president to com

here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, president biden says a long-sought deal to release the hostagesas in exchange for a ceasefire in gaza is finally within reach. >> we're on the brink of a proposal that was laid out in detail months ago finally coming to fruition. >> reporter: with just days left in office the white house working closely with donald trump's mideast negotiator to broker a deal. the president-elect has been blunt. >> if they're not back by the time i get into office all hell will break out in the middle east. >> reporter: sources tell us the deal would see hamas releasing over 30 hostages including some americans. the administration believe there are seven american hostages in gaza three of whom are thought to be alive. in exchange israel would pause fighting so desperately needed aid can get into gaza clearing the way for hostages to be released and a new governing body to be established. the white house says they are closer than they've ever been to getting this deal done, but it is not there yet and they are racing against the clock before biden leaves office now

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i'm mary bruce. good night.ight now at four, it's a rainy start to the first few days of 2025. light showers, slick roads are popping up in some spots around the bay area, and that same system is making a mess of the commute to tahoe. if you're heading that way for the weekend. chain controls, spinouts and traffic being held on part of interstate 80 near truckee. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm julian glover, a mix of clouds and sun around the bay area as we take a live look outside. >> right now, though, the rain is sticking around a little longer in some spots. so let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel for the accuweather forecast. sandhya. >> yeah, and dan and julian, you're probably looking outside going the sun's out. what showers. we're not done yet. let me show you a live view right now from our homewood camera up in the sierra. you can see just how snowy the ground is right now looking at live doppler seven. snow is falling in the sierra as you just heard

bruce box is nice to have you join me right now, bruce. now, psalms conviction make certain the 1st for the us president to be convicted the office set on a felony by an american court, which what impact do you think this will have on his political career may be? and maybe his image in general? i don't think it's going to have any impact at all. i think the voters of the united states realized this is what we call law fair. that it was a political prosecution of political conviction by the district attorney of new york. it was absolutely a tragedy. and i think that is very likely that either the new york courts, or if not the us supreme court is going to vacate the verdict in this case. all right, how was it possible that a convicted person would not receive any punishment for the offense in which she was found guilty? it is common. you have a convicted felon, somehow punishment enough that you wouldn't help both explaining this from the legal perspective. well, there's a whole host of felony sisters aspect. this was actually not a felony.

and when it came to maryland, he asked danny bruce to do it. but at the time, i don't the surprise that george wallace, the segregationist. governor of alabama, came in and ran in that primary and suddenly it was brewster versus wallace at a time when the civil rights bill was pending in the congress and and initially think danny thought danny had always been in support of civil rights, but after world war two, when he saw african-americans fighting side by side with him, he came and they were being treated like they were being treated with segregation before the war. he just thought that was really wrong. and he he had he a history of this. and he just thought that the maryland people would obviously vote against. wallace well, he was shot right at the treatment he got he was spat upon. he was booed by his wife was threatened. her life was they had to have police outside where gary was growing up. it was a bitter, bitter nasty race. but ultimately, danny brewster won that race and he won by ten percentage points. but a lot of people lived thro