campbell merchants have reported about $334,000 in thefts. the owner of cloud city supply, a health and beauty shop, was a recent victim, but with a positive outcome thanks to her assistance to police. i lost about $10,000 worth of worth of goods i did. i did catch the perpetrator on on camera and actually two days later. campbell pd was was able to locate this individual and recover about about 50% of what was stolen. developing a network of cameras through cooperating businesses was one of the solutions proposed by campbell police. at a community meeting with business owners. the police would like officers to have real time access to business security cameras, as well as traffic cameras and even body worn cameras. we're talking about organized retail theft. part of the meeting took place here at the police. real time crime center, where merchants could see new technology, including using drones as first responders, something many big cities are only now exploring. we have drones that are located out in the field on buildings that we can lau

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this is all you need to know. campbell of broke and she broke it. we will fix it, i will fix it. it'll be fixed very and we have an opportunity in this the election to turn the page on. donald trump with less than 3 days to go until the us election. campbell harris and donald trump are making their final pictures to undecided voters in crucial swing states. also coming up decision time in moldova, people head to the polls for a 2nd round of presidential elections. the vote is seen as a choice between a future in europe or a return to russian influence. and spain's prime minister promises more health following the countries worse, natural disaster. in decades, thousands of volunteers have been filling the gap, official spirit. there are still more bodies to be found. the melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we started in the us where the race for the white house has entered the home stretch on the last weekend before tuesdays presidential election . the 2 candidates have been criss crossing the country, making their last appeal to voters. they're focusing on swing states that will

on dw, the campbells have a reputation for being malcontents numbers to being grumpy. that alpaca is the best known for that high quality will coats all the more surprising that the expensive camilla di, family, a spot emetic, cold revelation. like so many medical revolutions, it began with a co, incidental discovery at the free university in brussels. the more precisely in the department of applied biological sciences says small demands was part of the research seen in 1989 headed by professor remo thomas, the modem is today, often recounts the historic discovery to students. i will give you the story of the practical sense we need to see 35 years ago with the students. you all know yvonne for the eastern frick this to read it back to you. yeah. our immune system, we generate antibodies against those bacteria. and so the anti bodies damien, bind to the bacteria, and they are going to destroy the bacteria, the antibodies that key elements of the immune system that created specifically to detect and eliminate for and substances or anti gents, but gets into our bodies th

salmon jumping in a campbell creek. why naturalists are moving fast to protect them. and right now, our nbc bay area storm ranger mobile doppler radar, finding a few scattered showers crossing the marin county coastline. but by this time tomorrow. more rain this time tomorrow. more rain and even a chance of thunder starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. harlem has everything. but i couldn't find pilates anywhere. so i started my own studio. and with the right help, i can make this place i love even better. earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials with the chase ink business cash card from chase for business. is oakland tonight. you might have heard all this stuff. a lot of people on social media talking about it, about fireworks going off. started around 10:00. the person who took this video says the booms went on for at least fiv

campbell's soup is now just campbell's. the business of other foods, including owning brands like prego sauce and goldfish crackers. representatives say the soup has become a smaller portion of their sales, so the new name won't affect their line of soups. those will still have the iconic red and white campbell's soup label, though, so you'll still recognize it. one of san francisco's cutest holiday traditions is back! you guessed it, the adoptable puppies and kittens from the spca are back on display in the windows of macy's. so cute every year you can check them out wednesdays through sundays from noon to 6 p.m. through december 31st. and this year, the spca is waiving adoption fees for all cats and dogs. five months and older. their goal this year is to find homes for 600 animals as a part of this project, macy's presented a $5,000 donation to the san francisco based spca. merchants in the city's chinatown are also gearing up for the holiday season. about 86 businesses were given holiday lights donated by the city. shopp

and the old book, campbell stay migrate. it varies via the very lens preach to asia and from the out in to africa. the illusion of the nano bodies. it's it also very, very old development must have been older even than 15000000 years ago. the cos both kimberly niches have it. so the system does not have bodies must have developed before display of these totally ditches. they have developed over the millions of years, very successful mechanisms to fight against diseases. then no need for lucian has left it small come the species. but white cabinets in particular, i would to face by chance. a lot of it will. lucian thing happened by chance trial and error. so something which has been successful survived and evolved. and if it was too much, if it cost to keep, then it would have been abandoned again by the species. but why are mammals would not have developed the same strategy? i don't know. a cumberlands may still have the other secrets, but for now the sharing the benefits of their immune system with humans. these now packets

that was sarah campbell on _ speedy recovery. that was sarah campbell on the _ speedy recovery.la has cancelled engagements this week because she is unwell with a chest infection. before we take a break, let's return to the us and show you the live pictures. new york first of all because the voting is well under way in new york with those pictures, but as i say, the picture freezes. let me show you tennessee because the pictures, there we go, people inside the ballot box making their decisions and of course it's all about getting the vote out and the final messages coming from the two candidates last night to kamala harris and donald trump, and it was fascinating that kamala harris in all of her closing remarks did not mention donald trump by name, but contrasting everything with the republican candidate and the republican candidate, donald trump, as you see the pictures from new york, talking about fixing all of america's ills. he said that could happen if republican voters head to the polls. we will be live with the latest in a moment or two. the benign conditions are set to c

the voting is on the way to decide whether campbell has old, on some, will become the next president of the united states. about 70000000 people have already voted ahead of election day with paul suggesting the race is very tight. now. pulse of opened in 7 of the crucial swing states in arizona, georgia, north carolina, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and nevada. more than 240000000 americans are eligible to vote. us vice president campbell of how it is closed out had campaigned in philadelphia, pennsylvania and put trying himself as the underdog. kimberly, however, pulls from that on the final rally of the the next president of the vice president, connell harris began her final campaign pitch to voters deliberately choosing the philadelphia museum of art with its iconic rocky steps from the 1976 film behind her. and here. a at these famous steps, attribute to those who start as the underdog and climb the victory here is believe she started her campaign the same way. she goes into election day with a narrow lead in for national polls over her republican rival, donald trump. this c

we expect commissioner campbell to join us shortly.ommission vice president moore and commissioner mcgarry to be absent today. commissioners, first on your agenda is consideration of items proposed for continuance. item one, case number 2023, hyphen 009469 drp at 77 broad street. discretionary review is proposed for continuance to january 16th, 2025. items two, a and b for case number 2024. hyphen 002517 drp at 246 buchanan street discussed the discretionary review has been withdrawn, so the var or variance is proposed for continuance to the variance hearing on december 4th, 2024. further commissioners under your regular calendar. item ten case number 2024 hyphen 008952 pca development impact fees and requirements for nonresidential to residential conversion projects. planning code amendment is proposed for continuance to december 12th, 2024. item 11, case number 2024 hyphen 0056890th. the final office conversion and inventory information presentation. the zoning administrator found an error in the calculations and is requesting a cont

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alastair campbell, ou will government. alastair campbell, you will have — government. i worry about that. thank you for “oinini worry about that. thank you for joining us- _ joining us. vote counting is still taking place in key battleground states that haven't yet been projected. we have correspondeds still standing by in wisconsin, michigan and nevada. we can go to lone wells in michigan in the middle of your screen. at the moment we don't have a projection for michigan so how are things looking there?— michigan so how are things looking there? michigan so how are things lookin: there? . h looking there? that's right, we don't et looking there? that's right, we don't yet have _ looking there? that's right, we don't yet have a _ looking there? that's right, we don't yet have a projection - looking there? that's right, we don't yet have a projection but| don't yet have a projection but nearly 90% of votes have now been counted in both the presidential race here and the key senate race as well. in the building behind me they are still counting votes in detroit. that's o

the associated press called trump victory after he edge passed campbell of harris and the key battleground state of wisconsin. putting him past the threshold. 270 elect world of even before that trumpet dress, reporters in florida, promising a new golden age for america, who called on the country to unite and said he would put america for. the trip also held the republican party success and the senate for gained a majority. throughout the night jubilant trump supporters took to the streets to celebrate. let's listen into part of his victory. speak. nothing from keeping my word to me, but we will make america save strong prospers, power home and free again. that i may ask you to every citizen all across the land, to join me in this snowball and right just endeavor. that's what it is. it's time to put the divisions of the past 4 years behind us. it's time to unite and we're going to try. we're going to try, we have to try and it's going to happen. successful. bring us together. i've seen that. i've seen that i saw that in the 1st or when we became more and more successful people started comi

a lot of people are voting for a campbell. i, harrison, their new does very upbeat, so they're very optimistic, very confident. i think that really is something about the voting process that makes people feel like they have power over the outcome. and i think it's also helped their feelings of anxiety that are there have been very little reports of disruption to the voting process. so they voted safely. most people, they know and love voted safely and now they're all gathered here to see if the candidates they chose or whether she made it or not. but they are hopeful, of course, that she did. you know, this has been a very short campaign season for american, you know, terms, is that been good or bad for a couple of harris. i mean has she had enough time to present to her platform her case to the american people? i mean that will know that it's good or bad if she won but you are right. so um does she this was a historically short campaign time for her. what was it a $1506.00 days, including today and uh, one of the dangers in t

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but at the moment has never allowed campbell to be at peace. numa died on africa. a piece of law died with another. this was a great man. say to find those are living feel tell god just to be gained independence. the under limb pill was clear as if they were going to use that independence to run away from the codio breast independence without independence that had been deployed at the behest. those shall do god in 1958. and they use that demo. and they had demo set, i sought to myself, off to lim peel was assassinated. the control of toggle continued in honest ones to again, it was the resources of talk, say it appears to be that anybody was funds in the way or west on file was on the west. on fast on the appetite for resources must be eliminated on the luminated. so vandals olympia, the punch ok is i've always been interested, as they have always stored in the wave of the struggle for independence. and i've always been good to do away with the anybody who's done in the past of exploiting the colonies. mozambique was such a college and in the forefront of the strug

let's have a short break soon, and i show us what the v a here. dixie bend from are immoral in campbell county in the republic of kenya, and we are continuing off on physicians around africa today. we focused on one of the most notorious as see goes, if uh, 2 of walk the surface of this uh, video footage, the 2nd. if i do a, the key move, the belgians, he's enough to ride the stems from the fact that from the hospital of belgium, he came to the hot device with uh, in the democratic republic of congo and pop up rated some of the most seen us crimes if pop up created by man against mine, it is estimated that through the activities of leo for the of the belgians, about 15000000, congo these died. it has never been applauded. but those are the estimate on folks has been written about it, including the ghosts of leopold. what did he do when he came to the heart of congo in the 1885 1st created country, which he called the congo for the state as the boss single property. it was not the property of belgium. it was his own personal property. and in order to understand what the one is talking ab

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but not just with blood, from campbell's, from lummus, and i'll pack is to the result show that all the animals possessed. no, certainly the usual anti bodies. but also the newly discovered many anti bodies scientist splendid with ease just the remains of a primitive immune system, where they functioning antibodies. to find out the research is needed not just mole blogs, but as a whole camel, they needed to vaccinate it. in other words, injected with an antique in a piece of an in activated virus, for example. then they have to wait and see if the animals immune system would produce a response. using these unusual many antibodies, the scientists had to improvise the zoo animals could to be tapped a 2nd time wednesday. that's not any money anymore. and therefore, we have to ask our technician that wasn't broken to take a few outages in his luggage and to reset this own thing at the atlas mountain to immunize the drama there, for his own glee was a farm. but his uncle, it was immunized using drumming down summit holiday movies a few times. so we close at one year and a half before we had

what is assessing nathan and the spirit of the moment has never allowed campbell to be at peace. no more than the die and ask for a piece of dyed with another. this was a great man. say to find those are living po, tell god just to be gained independence under lim feel was clear uh that they are going to use that independence to run away from the codio breast independence without independence that had been deployed at the b has. those shall do god in 1958, and they use that demo on that damn upset. i sought to myself off to lin peel was assassinated. the control of toggle continued the an honest ones to gain. it was the resources of talk. it appears to be that anybody was funds in the way or west on file was on the west. on the 1st on the appetite for resources must be eliminated on the luminated. so yvonne was fairly empty. the point, okay, is i've always been interested the, i've always stored in the wave of the struggle for independence and i've always been good or to do away with anybody who's done in the past of exploiting the colonies. mozambique was such a quality and in t

sarah campbell, bbc news.e bringing you present biden�*s speech shortly, just as soon as it starts. stay with us and bbc news. a senior bishop says justin welby must resign as archbishop of canterbury over an abuse scandal in the church of england. the bishop of newcastle, the right reverend helen—ann macleod hartley, told the bbc his position was "untenable". her comments follow a damning report into abuse byjohn smyth, who ran youth camps for the church. dr welby became aware of the abuse in 2013 — but did not report smyth to authorities. very ha rd to very hard to find the words to respond adequately to what the report tells us, truly horrendous, horrific and shocking, and i know through my diocese in the work we have done with survivors, just how deep and long—lasting this whole systemic, years and years of abuse, the impact notjust of abuse, the impact notjust of one perpetrator, but all survivors of church abuse, they are rightly asking questions, can we trust the church of england to keep us safe? i thi

yeah, in the more, really, in campbell county in the republic of kenya. and today we talk about a subject which is still alive, the impact of the wall in ukraine in the continental buffer. sometimes, when a war begins in distant lands, you assume that you would never be affected. many africans did not for one moment. imagine that i was being prosecuted many thousands of miles away would have a great impact on the economies of africa. estimates on now in the public domain, in the case that the economy of africa overall was sofa by.

this is all you need to know, campbell of broke and she broke it. we will fix it. i will fix it. it will be fixed very trump there mispronouncing comma la harris's name. once again dw has been looking at what people around the world think about the us election and what the vote means for them. this time the focus is on europe. nobody's brussels bureau chief alexandra phenomenon has more on what's at stake. you select it will come in, i have a storage closer ties with you up. and if she loses, how disruptive could the 2nd still not from the presidency, be europeans, do not get a choice in that selection, but they will have to bear the consequences. the united states is the most important part the for us in the european union. we face a group on to lenses and beat a migration on cry might change code might change on, you know, security efficiency in brussels could elected you as president. they would certainly choose come a law harris. she promises continue. it's he would buys and the zip codes and those security ends tray, even though many to tell us the do not really know exactly

united states as election day gets under way and americans to choose between presidential candidates campbell of ours . and donald trump in florida as we speak, so we chose the wife's house full years after being voted tens of millions of voting in battleground states. that could decide whether mr. trump 3 times or vice president hatteras becomes the 1st woman to win the race for the white house. absolutely, most important election in my life time. you know, donald trump, obviously the portion right? those are the main issue. i'd be glad in this over. and i actually example for trump, i voted for our whole harris. i do choose the right choice to continue our democracy . the . i'm so glad you're welcome to the program. united states is voting for a new president folding station. so i've opened in all 50 states and wants full cost to be $1.00 of the types of presidential elections as the main content. this is the current democratic vice president come to harris. i'm the republic consult with president donald trump, the silver johnson that i have. you know, we went in with a very big lead today

sarah campbell reports. music: last post.d with the names of 16,000 service personnel. they and the millions who have died in the wars since 1914 were remembered today. they shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. big ben strikes the hour. the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month — the moment the first world war came to an end in 1918. bell tolls. music: reveille. when you go home, tell them of us, and say, for your tomorrow we gave our today. the duchess of edinburgh laid a wreath on the central plinth of the armed forces memorial. adding colour to every ceremony, poppies, the flower which grew in abundance on the battlefields when the fighting stopped. we have to remember those that didn't come home, because those who didn't come home gave us the chance to have a day and to have our lives. i hide a lot of my emotions and this weekend they all come out. the generations side by side, to honour those who gave so much for ourfreedom. sarah campbell, bbc news. the

so millions can live the business, the daily news live from berlin, donald trump, and campbell of harris. go on a battle ground estate, bullets with less than 3 days to go until the us election. harris and trump make their final pitches to undecided voters in crucial swing states. also coming up stains, prime minister promises more health following the countries of worst natural disaster . in decades, thousands of volunteers have been filling the gap, official spirit. there are still more bodies to be found. the melissa chan, thanks for joining us in the us. the race for the white house has entered the home stretch on the last weekend before tuesdays presidential election. the 2 candidates had been criss crossing the country, making their last appeal to voters. they are focusing on swing states that will determine who will become the next president of the united states, vice president and democratic candidate commer harris was in georgia and north carolina where she renewed her pledge to be a president for all americans. she later flew to new york, making a surprise committee. cook's app

this is all you need, you know, campbell of broke and she broke it, we will fix it. i will fix it. it'll be fixed, very dw is be looking at, but people around the world think about the way of selection and asking what the vote means for them. this time the focus is europe. brussels bureau chief, alexandro phenomena has more of what's at stake for the next. it will come on, i have a storage closer ties with 0. and if she loses, how disruptive put a 2nd, still not some presidency deep. europeans do not get a choice in the selection, but they will have to bear the consequences. the united states is the most important part the for us in the european union. we face a group on challenges and beat a migration on cry might change code might change on, you know, security officials in brussels, could elected you as president. they would certainly choose kind of a law harris. she promises continue, it's he would bite and the zip codes and those security ends straight, even though many to tell us the do not really know exactly what kind of foreign policy comcast harris has. but if the trump is

this is all you need to know. campbell of broker cheaper. ok, we will fix it. i will fix it. it'll be fixed very we have an opportunity in this the election to turn the page on donald trump with less than 3 days to go until the us selection comma hires and donald trump are making their final pictures to undecided voters inc. flu shots, swing states, spain's prime minister promises more health following the country's worst natural disaster. in decades, thousands of volunteers filled the gap. officials here there are still more bodies to be found. also on the program. bolivia sees another day of turmoil as armed supporters. a former president abel morales clash with security forces that use to government of blocking his return to politics, the unpopular phone any as welcome to the program. we started in the united states where it's the last weekend before it cheese days, presidential election. the 2 candidates have been criss crossing the country and focusing on swing states that will determine who will become deep 47th, president of the us in georgia's capital, atlanta democra

this is the, the news live from berlin, donald trump and campbell, a harris. go on a battle ground state bullets with less than 3 days to go until the us election. harris and trump make their final pitches to undecided voters in crucial swing states plus decision time. in moldova, people head to the polls for a 2nd round of presidential elections. the vote is seen as a choice between a future in europe or a return to russian influence the . i'm the list of chan, thanks for joining us. we started in the us where the race for the white house has entered the home stretch and the last weekend before tuesdays presidential election, the 2 candidates had been criss crossing the country, making their last appeal to voters. they are focusing on swing states that will determine who will become the 47th president of the united states in georgia as capital atlanta democratic candidate. commer harris repeated her pledge to be a president for all americans. she later attended a rally in north carolina where former president donald trump, is also campaigning. he has promised

campbell and cooper who are lecturers. kirk campbell is 22nd deputy secretary of state, and senior director for the indo-pacific on the white house national security council. and i don't want to embarrass but there are no two individuals who have been more in the u.s. government over the past four years to innovate u.s. policy in asia. let's give them a warm welcome. [applause] >> during the obama administration as assistant secretary for east asian the pacific, dr. campbell had a watershed moment when the united states declared that em's strategic future would be in asia not in two wars in the middle east and afghanistan. the doctrine stated that the united states must reorient its posture and policies and its personnel, it's resources and talent in the indo-pacific. when he left government, he wrote a about book to this effect. it was called "the pivot" that was an instant classic. >> sold five copies. >> outside your immediate family. i have used it in my courses numerous times. a few years later, dr. cooper authored "s

this is all you need, you know, campbell of broke and she broke it, we will fix it. i will fix it. it'll be fixed, very dw is be looking at what people around the world, think about the us selection and what that means for them. this time that focuses on europe, the w's, brussels bureau chief alexandro phenomenon has bar. what's at stake? a select it will come out, however, the sports closer ties with you and if she lose it. so disruptive who does 2nd still not from president cd. you opinions, do not get a choice in this election, but they will have to be are the consequences. the united states is the most important part of the for us in the european union. we face a group on challenges and beat a migration on cry. mark change cried make change on your security. april 1st you'll see in brussels could elect and you as president, they would certainly choose come a law harris. she promises continue. it's she would buys and zip codes and those security and treat even though many you tell us the do need to really know exactly what kind of foreign policy comcast harris has. but if don't

the magic number, of course, being 270 campbell harris felt schultz with 226 electoral college. but it says, you can say, there was still a couple of states the of color didn't yet to not means that they haven't been cold . but even without declaring those states, trump has more than the $270.00 required. right, this was, i believe, the greatest political movement of all time. there's ever been anything like this for i know it's going to reach a new level of importance because we're going to help our country hills that help our country here. we have to be at a diesel very badly. we're going to fix our borders where i gotta fix everything about our country. we mean history. the reason is going to be just that from business fits to meet with president joe biden at the white house show today according to his team. they've also said that he'll soon begin to choose as cabinet in the days ahead. olive bishop is in west palm beach, florida. following the president elect on the compass, spend the day receiving calls and congratulations from a number of well leaders as well as the phone

my name is glenn campbell.r of two children, and i'm currently political editor at bbc scotland. hey, how are you? so interviewing prime ministers and first ministers. to embarrass glenn? last year i fell off my bike and i broke ten ribs. i was ready to go back to work when something even worse happened. i got a scan, and that's what revealed that i had a brain tumour. so basically, i'd been told i had a terminal illness and that's a big blow. it's devastating. and i thought, "well, you're still here. what do you want to do with your life?" and one of the things i came up with was, i love climbing mountains. why don't you climb every munro in scotland to raise as much money and as much awareness as we can? you know, why don't you just set yourself that challenge and get on with it? but it's also for me, you know, it's something that i can do that i love, that makes me very happy. this is me living with my brain tumour. yes! fantastic. so i've kind of woven it into the fundraising and the awareness raising. than

abc seven news reporter tara campbell is in san francisco. lauren martinez is in the south bay. >> that's right. we are going to start, though, with meteorologist sandhya patel. that storm packing a punch. it's a three on the exclusive storm impact scale. we've seen plenty of rain. >> flooding slides really been a doozy today. what are things looking like right now, sandhya? >> it's still going dan and ama. it's a strong storm and it is setting records. rainfall records. that is not just daily records, but three day for santa rosa. look at live doppler seven. you will notice that there is some heavy rain falling right now with this atmospheric river right around the santa cruz county area. corralitos seeing those downpours as we look at the south bay, getting you into street level radar, steady rain. you're getting your share scattered elsewhere from the east bay to the san francisco area and in the north bay, we are still seeing the rainfall. by the way, san francisco is 24% of average on tuesday. now 118% of average. so you can see just how

insult to democracy, waiting a day to give her a concession speech was a big mistake by tomorrow. campbell, it will literally be yesterday's news. no one will even tune in while europe is busy seeking, scrambling really to ship, re shake it. strategy towards the united states. france has called on the you to act as a at united front when dealing with the american president elect, less cost live now, or to contribute to rachel marston for more and this rates. and good to say you publicly all sorts of congrats emerging from european shores privately though you the much the like as i say may be rising from the the, the main stream elite. yes. been a strange night for me. i have been watching all this kind of from neutral ground here in canada, everything going on the u. s. and everything going on in europe and look without establishment. washington setting the dfcs of its transatlantic alliance. the crown car is basically lost and now the anti establishment. trump has one again, are freaking out about being taken on a potential joy ride by him or even that trump made bail on their mutual ukra

case this last gives you fails that preparing continental viewer officer vasu through suicidal. campbell, i'm not starting to die racks on conflict with russia. pressure is washington unlimited, or especially in europe into a war with most of that warning that resonates with some of the content leaders. as they raised concerns about us had gemini found the opposition in moldova said, it does not recognize my son do as a legitimate president of the country. now after she got over the line, thanks to ball it's caused by ex pats in the west. the across the world around the clock. welcome to the art teacher national news, rob. we're no less than 24 hours away from polls opening in the us presidential election and things couldn't be tighter. let's get it into a special coverage of the push of the . yeah, it's tied to it is all square in the race for the white house, according to the latest us nationwide. po, it fun. donald trump and campbell are as each of 49 percent support, among likely voters in the final stretch of the campaign. trump has claim the system is reg, towards ellipse in washin

first of all, what went wrong for team campbell? well, the 1st thing i want to tell your audience is that american democracy is extremely messy. and i think that's something a lot of people forget about because the american dream is a mess that is sold both domestically and around the world. and so we saw last night was the continuation of america's messiness. was certainly a lot of friends assigning fully they know as many years as many said the man or well, there were some issues. we do know with certain polling locations across the country or fortunately, they were bomb threats that were called in which disrupted um, people being able to access the polls. we also know that they were bomb threats into counting centers where um, ballots are being tabulated. and we also understand there are many organizations, there are many political groups who also did a lot of litigation and they're threatening litigation even as we go into the certification process. but rebecca, that's not what democrats, julie will consider. what cost to the se

i can't see campbell harris doing this. so the democrats, i think are more like literally act we have to uh, to uh, a story here that for many people in region is not a good start. right. and that includes most thoughtful israelis, trump, though he's very far from thoughtful, might actually be a sort of that was like, smack enough of a, we just don't know. like with ukraine, we know he's going to spell out your credit. and that's just clear. and that will be the number one and put in foreign policy with a middle east. trump, just basically as i of all right. thanks so much dan perry for sharing your views on a model on the shonda is i'll just see you're a senior political analyst. he joins us from here in del, how good to have you with us. so model on a lot of attention around the world, but particularly in the middle east, on what happens in these use collections a lot at stake for the middle east. right. if we look at the broad, the picture, do you agree with the analysis? for example, we just heard from don perry that th

campbell and dr. hooper who are inaugural distinguished lecturers on geopolitics and foreign policy. kirk campbell, 22nd deputy secretary of state. hooper, special assistant to the president and senior director for the indo pacific on the white house security council. i don't want to embarrass you two but there really are no two individuals who have done more in the u.s. government over the past four years to innovate u.s. policy and strategy in asia. let's give them a warm welcome. during the obama administration, dr. campbell authored the pivot to asia, really a watershed moment when the united states declared that america's strategic future would be in asia, not in two wars in the middle east and afghanistan. the doctrine stated that the united states must reorient its military posture, its policies, its personnel, its resources and its talent to prioritizing asia and u.s. allies. when he left government, he wrote a book to this effect. i think it was called the pivot, wasn't it? the pivot, that be

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abc seven news reporter tara campbell is in san francisco. lauren martinez is in the south bay. >> that's right. we are going to start, though, with meteorologist sandhya patel. that storm packing a punch. it's a three on the exclusive storm impact scale. we've seen plenty of rain. >> flooding slides really been a doozy today. what are things looking like right now, sandhya? >> it's still going dan and ama. it's a strong storm and it is setting records. rainfall records. that is not just daily records, but three day for santa rosa. look at live doppler seven. you will notice that there is some heavy rain falling right now with this atmospheric river right around the santa cruz county area. corralitos seeing those downpours as we look at the south bay, getting you into street level radar, steady rain. you're getting your share scattered elsewhere from the east bay to the san francisco area and in the north bay, we are still seeing the rainfall. by the way, san francisco is 24% of average on tuesday. now 118% of average. so you can see just how

professor campbell craig from cardiff- campbell craig from cardiff university.uras in central america. the intense rainfall has also caused landslides, in parts of the country, more than 1000 hondurans have been forced to seek refuge in shelters. the us national hurricane center forecast between 15 and 25 inches. that's 38—63 cm of rain in northern honduras over the next few days, with up to 35 inches that's 38—63 cm of rain in northern honduras over the next few days, with up to 35 inches inundating isolated areas. meanwhile in the philippines thousands of people have been urged to evacuate, as super typhoon man—yi makes landfall. authorities have warned of deadly storm surges, this is the sixth typhoon in the philippines this month. meteorologist at yale climate connections jeff masters put this into context. honduras is a very mountainous nation and some of these higher terrains are going to see some pretty bad flash flooding especially where deforestation has occurred. without it covering the soil you get very bad flash flood so there is going to be a lot of