keep that rday ed afteoon an ll be left with clea skies on monday. it is not that impressive of a storm and not flooding material by any means. all throughout this week in total we spent less than one inch of rain all through the bay area. it is not too alarming but it will produce showers and drizzle for local areas the giants fan fest is this saturday, if you're going out, it looks like were catching a break in the morning hours. hartley county and 50s at that point when kickoff happens. now later hours though we will see showers more likely, just in time for the chinese new year's parade. it doesn't mean you should not go but you just need to dress properly. i plan on being there but i'll have my umbrella handy at all times at sunset tonight is around 5:33, those days are getting longer . as we extend the next couple days we expect 50s across the board, plenty of rain and it will clear up into next workweek and sunny skies are right around the corner heading into monday and tuesday. we are bookmarking today, or book ending i should say, today and

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clea tuckson: that's why they did buy it up. gillooly: okay. tuckson: oh, yeah, they own the airport, they own all this, too. the city of st. louis owns kinloch, in a sense. will: that just, that decimated the town, you know? it just, it killed everything. and they really didn't use all the land, they just... you know, the population went from, like... i want to say it was about 10,000 people, all the way to, like, 200 or 300. and it's never been the same. joseph wells: i was mayor when they first started buying it out. all the damage was done, you know. you didn't have nowhere to expand, so you was locked in, and that kills any city. it don't make no difference who it is or what city it is. you don't have no extra land and you're locked in all around, ferguson on one side and berkeley on three sides, you know. so kinloch was doomed from the beginning, but... 25 or 30 years ago, when i was the mayor, they had already designated kinloch to be cleared out for the airport. (airplane passing overhead) (airplane passing overhead) boyd (dramatized):

we have also made a clea decision, your future is with us in -- in our common european union, your destinyr destiny. >> our correspondent, james waterhouse, is in kyiv, getting reaction to the news. he's been the deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine. >> today, a significant european union summit here in kyiv, where there were concrete outcomes, another pledge of billions of dollars in military and humanitarian aid and financial support. but also the subject of ukraine's potential membership to the european union. it came up during the summit, in the words of european council's president, he said, let us make this happen. can it happen, and when? i'm joined by the deputy head of ukraine's presidential office, thanks for joining us on bbc news. what do you make of the meeting? what was achieved, in your mind? >> this was a really important meeting amidst the were here and give. -- the war here and kyiv. right you are, todayhey oke about potential membership of ukraine to the european union which is very important. the recommendation was suggested to us by the european commis

warnings about supplying weapons to russia, it's been an echoing of it clea ready to fht d.k welcoming 1.5 million refugees from ukraine. we've travelled to the war zone several times this year. our first trip right after russia invaded, the refugees, mothers and children coming across the border. our visit to what was once a theater turned into a shelter for mothers and young children, the humanitarian costs of the war. martha, it was striking, the president thanking poland but sobering words about a very long road ahead. >> and it could be, we've seen the refugees so many times. my first experience crossing the border right after the invasion, seeing the mothers and wives say goodbye to their husbands, sons and fathers who stayed to 8 million vrefugees left ukrain but what is heartening, so many came back. thn ir country.to >> ytaou're s traveling after t report tonight, martha, thank you very much. martha, ian, mary, thanks to the team in the war zone tonight. >>> other news in the u.s., a major coast-to-coast storm, 38 heavy rain, blizzards in some e, otactially historic

the eastern parts of the country are much more closely integrated with russia economy, clea, demographically, they have much more of an interest in maintaining close ties with russia and half of ukraine's east. a powerful russian minority is determined to strengthen links to what they regard as their motherland. the region also has strong historical ties to russia. bones not lost and putin. verbose. u. s. 3000000 u. a busy busy to rice, you. it designate this, now synchronise i sees, cannot stick a thorough on, can you my thought, you should all come smoothly with that as he's going me era there said that iraq, excuse each nick the video at the 0, i did that. it was that is compressed, outdated, by shadow scheme yet. aah! got dory. cook gone. she died morton, literally stores or not. i've seen that wash store a zappa don't. gilbert teacher scare? ah, by eats su net. i see. there are all clear historical narratives at played out. ukraine holds especially position in proteins thinking for 14 on you could let georgia gold you could let the boy take school. you could even let cut austin goal, bu

he was helicopter to husband and clea i came. and somehow the word spreads so fast, the dog had either died or was in trouble. and as we drove to hospital, people were taking their hard hats off and opening up it. it was the only thing i really thought caught it was quite extraordinary. anyway, we got to clay, i can, he died 20 minutes before so me. soon after dog's death, she list national congress voted to make him an honorary to lay a citizen. it was an official recognition, both of the tompkins' contribution to the country's natural heritage and of how much the public had come to embrace him. what a life harris, a guy who had no limitation to his line. you're so easily stopped by things that are difficult or seemingly impossible sampling to any fever. i don't leave behind a legacy of if you don't establish some sort of value system that awards piece between human and non human world, you will never get where we need to go. i'm using my final evening and depart to take a proper hike. the only way to truly appreciate the specta

we are really also facing a lot of challenges and added new clea, a possibility to nuclear war and things like that. so as on china, as a, as a nuclear power has made that positions, 1st of all channel will never 1st utilize the media group on those are chad that want to see others to use the nuclear power to so. so i think that a very strong message there so, but, but also again, channel would like to see a more balance the security piece. and, but also like to see this piece as thought is somewhere, at least the way to start somewhere. i need to talk and some country has to propose a piece that even though it's not perfect, but that stuff from that somewhere and then i think wow, you know, you, quinn and west is, is, is in confrontation, but also russian as well. that having this conflict are challenged only a 3rd party is the significant not to, to, to broker a piece. and that at least also support you wouldn't to be involved in that process . so i think that the, you are as 2nd agenda to go to visit with moscow and keith and, and, and also wants to break a piece. so now that at china

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what strikes me is there is clea clearly a desire to move quickly here. >> i think that is an importantt was reporters who spotted the sedans and suvs going to this house. people started asking about this. the special counsel though started. he is going to be overseeing this. once you get started, what does that look like? why does he get started? what is the time line expectation? >> what we've had is a review. gathering facts, assessing whether they need to do a full blown investigation. now that herr is on the job, he'll have the opportunity to use a grand jury. we expect he'll do that. he'll conduct interviews. most interviews have been informal. he'll be able to interview and reinterview people. then the question about additional searches. yesterday the white house was asked if any other locations were searched. they wouldn't answer. that is par for the course. they chose to instead of getting out in front of things, letting the process play out and also letting the news leak out. >> the big question, they said no classified documents, they did take personal notes relating to his t

let me be clea mess sen up t om this isn't just southwest airlines.country. that came out in the hearing. they have to make sure that they have up to date technology. two. they are not ready for winter. i mean, they admitted they weren't ready for big snow storms. they have to be ready for billing snow storms the de-icing capability that we all have and they have to be able to refund to passengers immediately the cost of tickets and staying in hotels. that took way too long. so that was the big scriewp. the other thing, steve, that i pressed on in this hearing. we always americans take for granted, you know, how safe it is to travel. you may have seen their press reports of a couple near misses in terms of aviation in the last month. we always have to be in front of the safety issues with faa so we continue to have the most safe place to travel in the air in the world. and that's america. but, yeah, they screwed up and, you know, the congress rightfully called them on the carpet. >> steve: absolutely. i'm glad you were trying to get some answers. sena

clea and clearly, she doesn't care because she's 17 miles away from it, surrounded by cityyou. thnance bodyguards. >> unlike you, there's an election coming upere's an . she could win. how could that happen?appe n?right now, tucker, we are 12 days away from the city's election. and as you know, we've been pushing hard to ensure that she does not have a path forward.ic but it's amazing, amazing inhavs individuals who ar a city like chicago that we have so many individuals who are hiding behind white guilt and privilege as an excuse to stick with the failedd mayo mayor r rather than hold hers beautifi accountable for what she's done and what she continues to doty to this beautiful city. they're willing to stick by here just to our their personal t guilt ofor privilege or whatever they localness, whatever they want to call itcall, and many of us continue to fight back .ow yu i know you had had dr. wilson your show as well, standing up ag on your show as well.ave to fig who's standing up against her.ht wer th have to fight back for ts city because we can't allow what's happening he

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and this is just a moment to recognize that there's clear , bright lines clea and we're lines not going to cross them. and governors across across p and saying, why in the world are we facilitatin g this clear destination for china where they want to dominaten the world at america's expense? the impod at america's expense? >> another issue you've let on is education. let's justrt important for us parents and the virginia board of educationnow ther. i know there was a race there and one of your appointees, sue parner, data, was kicked offweek the board one week after fighting with another memberfteb over whether public schools should present socialism as incompatibll she with democr. apparently, that was controversial. governor , what the heck does this tell you? >> yeah, well, it tells you is that the liberals don't think parents matter because suparna is a parent and that's why she's on. her that's why i put her on ourate o state board of educationar. and notwithstanding the fact that that shs e has a master'sa that that shs e has a master'sa an indian immigrant. but most importantlybu

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put all of that together and it seems clea that under our existing presidents, the increase complete in just the way that the crtelow found. it seems to me -y're right to do it, but really say change e y we look at section two anitapplication. >> absolutely not. i thought this was -- this is such a education. this is a case wre the plaintiffs will come forward. it is a case where the ne -- to do it on purpose. had a team of trained map drawers try to draw a seco majority black district in alabama and he could not do it. >> i am sorry. i do not understand. are you saying that the jingles precdion as we ordinarily understand them were not satisfd in this case? >> yes, you honor. >> house out. ow so? >> there is unsputed traditional -- rather community intestn the gulf the gulf committee is a gulf of interest if not maintained. >> i am sorry. you are saying step one was not satisfied in this case because the ordinary redistricting principal. i thought this was re line algorithm. i am confused. what is the problem? let me tell you why tnk that matters. much like what justice kagan was su

ross: i think theisict court findings made clea plaintiff's plans met or beat alabama on the compactness requemt. with respect to alabama's allegations tt our plan goes across the state, so do some of alabama's plan. alabama's own arof education map was drawn at the same time using the same redistricting criteria, which in alabama's guidelines includes race and created theamdistrict that spreads across the state. yohad a question earlier about what these traditional redistricting guidelines are. this court recognized that when you are drawing remedial maps you have to take into considerio state and local redistricting criteria except when the criteria violate section two. here core retention will almost always violate section two and our plans try to take that factor into account as much as possible without perpetuating the violation. justice bes: justice barrett? justice barrett: if we interpret gingles step one is you proposed is the result is the result of say ta must maximize? mr. ross: not at all. this court has recognized maximization is not necessary and just becse you can an addi

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the court has made clear just recently and made clea that there aren't quotas for specific thresholds. numbers can remain relevanfo purposes of trying to measure whether there is truly a meangf opportunity to have cross racial interaction. >> you don't have a number and i detand why. i understand the problem wit that but you don't have something measurable, it is going to be very hard for this court to call upon 10 years from now for 20ea from now. it's a bit of a replay but we have come back to it. are we there yet? what do we look at? you are saying meaningful opportunity, i don't know exactly what that means. i don't know how the schools will know when they have, you know when the race control can get them close enough or if it has to meeso threshold. i don't know what meaningful means. i knowhait means of terms of what you are describing i don't know how itralates. i don't know how educarsre going to make decisions of any help you can provide. >> ihi it's going to be tied to the direct educational befithat the university has articulated in trying to achieve. ose can be measured. i

ruth clea ., are most likely to need it. ruth clegg. thank— are most likely to need it.tween kyiv and moscow. one area of cooperation has been around prisoner of war exchanges. more than 1,700 ukrainian men and women have reportedly made it home through them so far. the bbc has been given rare access to one facility where captured russian soldiers are held in the west of the country. kyiv says most of the prisoners will be swapped, but some will be held on suspicion of possible war crimes. 0ur ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse, has sent this report. under the watchful eye of ancient ukrainian rulers and guards, march these russian prisoners of war. both sides have been accused of abusing captured soldiers in the past. so these are the belongings of some prisoners of war who arrived last week. now, it's unlikely they're going to speak freely. but what this is is an insight into ukraine's information war, as well as a look at how prisoners of war are used as currency. now kyiv wants to show us these men, who they insist are being treated fairly. they're using this wo

clea n clean the windows. clean the windows. clean the windows. morning, major. will return as the highly stressed torquay hotelier basil fawlty. he'll appear alongside his daughter camilla cleese, who'll play basil's newly discovered daughter, with whom he runs a new boutique hotel. i'm not sure. do you think he's going to get...? azul fawlty was quite mean at times, occasionally quite mean at times, occasionally quite violent. it could be brilliant, or it could not be present. he might need to be a reformed character. we will talk about it later. let us know what you think. carol is a mystery picture this morning. good morning. if you arejust stepping out, it is a foggy start to the day across parts of england and wales. poorvisibility, down to the day across parts of england and wales. poor visibility, down to less than 100 metres in places. this will slowly lift. there is freezing fog. temperatures in benson have fallen just below —7. in perthshire, in worcestershire, again, just about -7. worcestershire, again, just about —7. forsome, a worcestershire, again