darren: the u.s. department says it is reviewing millions of dollars in aid to myanmar. >> our first concern of course is the restoration of civilian leadership, in burma. our concern consistent with that is ensuring as we undertake this review, now that we have to determined a coup has taken place, that the civilian led government has been deposed by the military. our concern is we do that review to ensure that the $135 million we contribute annually to the people of burma, that we don't do anything that would affect the long-suffering people of burma, including the rohingya. darren: un security council held a meeting, but stopped short on taking immediate action. our diplomatic editor reports. reporter: that un security council met in closed session but they cannot -- they heard from the u.n. special envoy, she told them, that the president had been moved from the place she has been detained into house arrest. the spokesperson for the u.n. secretary general that that was still unacceptable, and as a

darren: the u.s. house of representatives has just voted to take disciplinary action against a republican congress woman who has supported wild conspiracy theories. marjorie taylor greene has been removed from the house education committee and others to which she had been assigned. she has expressed support for qanon conspiracy theories unlike post on social medias which called for violence against democrats. the democratic speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, said the republican party's decision to appoint her to the education could he was of particular concern. >> i remain profoundly concerned about house republicans leader acceptance of extreme conspiracy theorists, particularly their eagerness to reward a qanon adherent, 9/11 truth, harasser of child school shootings and to give valued committee positions, including -- you could imagine they would put such a person on the education committee. darren: we go to capitol hill. democrats have promised to punish her if the republicans didn't and now they

darren's brother, jeff reveals what was in the message. was walking down the stairs and he was talking about the case. and then he suddenly said, oh, my kitchen windows on the floor was until nearly two days later that alameda police found darren's body, not in the kitchen, but in his bedroom, the real estate agent and father of two have been shot in the head. police initially wondered if it was a suicide. his brother, though, was quick to deny that notion to police he was excited about his future. we're making plans. investigators soon confirm that darrin had indeed been killed. his death shocked the normally peaceful alameda. the island city was abuzz with talk as to whether darren's pending divorce could have played a role. his marriage was unhappy, and there was a lot of hard feelings there, and there was a lot of money at stake, too. they were fairly well off. there was an insurance policy. there was a lot of things going on there. there was also another reason people were upset it, darrin. only months earlier, he had been arrested an

darren's brother, jeff reveals what was in the message.wn the stairs and he was talking about the case. and then he suddenly said, oh, my kitchen windows on the floor was until nearly two days later that alameda police found darren's body, not in the kitchen, but in his bedroom, the real estate agent and father of two have been shot in the head. police initially wondered if it was a suicide. his brother, though, was quick to deny that notion to police he was excited about his future. we're making plans. investigators soon confirm that darrin had indeed been killed. his death shocked the normally peaceful alameda. the island city was abuzz with talk as to whether darren's pending divorce could have played a role. his marriage was unhappy and there was a lot of hard feelings there, and there was a lot of money at stake, too. they were fairly well off. there was an insurance policy. there was a lot of things going on there. there was also another reason people were upset it, darrin. only months earlier, he had been arrested and charged with c

let's check in with our meteorologist darren peck. >> it's only going to rain for the first few hours of this morning, emily but if you are up watching with us you get to experience the rain many people might miss. head of doppler shows us the showers moving in and a close up view shows an organized line coming up here working its way up to one country but let's come back for wider view and see what happens from here. there won't be a lot the last through the day but "futurecast" picks up beautifully for that line of rain and we can watch it merge its way across the bay area and here we are in the 7:00 hour going over the peninsula in the east bay and by the time we've gotten to 8:30 or 9:00 this morning still light rain and once we get to 11:00 or noon this morning it's done and we won't get a lot from this. rainfall totals 1/10th an inch of rain if that for most locations. there are two other chances for rain that show up in this forecast. plus it gets windy and i talk to you about all of that coming up in your complete forecast. emily coming up to you. >>> a double shooting in san

. >>> well, darren peck is here with us. and darren, the weather is not betraying us at all. >> no. not with the way things are playing out today. it is like a 180 from the way things looked yesterday. we had a lot of clouds around. today, we get to enjoy a beautiful blue sky day. and a little bit of a warm up. three to five degrees warmer today than yesterday. that's the view from the top of the sales force tower looking out over the golden gate bridge. you can see point reyes off in the distance if you have good eyes. that's the view over san jose. just as clear and pretty here. a few high clouds, they are just passer byes. moving quickly to the south. everybody has come up to the 60- degree mark. we have a few hours to go before we hit the daytime highs. we may do better than 62 in livermore today. maybe we will get you a degree or two higher than that. 62, redwood city. 64, santa rosa. once we get to sunset which will happen at 5:51 this evening, we have a beautiful evening coming our way. so let's look to tomorrow's change. you see the next system off the coast all of those clo

darren peck has more on when we could see though showers. >>> more relief could be coming to grocery and retail workers in san jose and a wind. >> they are risking their lives to serve us. >>> the warning from uc berkeley after a spike in covid cases inside student housing. >>> president biden expected to push his covid relief plan forward this week. how much erican >>> more rain, making its way back to the bay area as we take a live look out at san jose following a gorgeous weekend. good evening. meteorologist darren peck has been tracking this next round of rain and has an update. >> it is tomorrow afternoon when the rain finally gets here. it looks impressive on high def doppler, there is a lot of rain on here but this is the area to watch. those of the showers that the future cast picks up on. we bring that line forward but it really takes until we get to the early afternoon tomorrow before the leading edge of the rain has just now made it into the northern part of sonoma county. we bring that forward and it rains pretty good to the afternoon. and by the early evening it starts t

let's start with darren peck. still some clouds out there. >> clouds and rain.t that pulled up first just to last the last few hours of the showers kind of dissolving. if you missed the rain, it wasn't much. i will show you the totals. we're already seeing breaks in the clouds. that's a live look from the top of the sales force tower looking off toward the east over the bay bridge. how did we do with rain? we picked up about 17/100ths of an inch. the second system fell in yesterday. it was night to see rain get down into the southbound. it will feel better temperature wise. that doesn't mean this will stay warm when you step outside. the current numbers are in the upper 40s to lower 50s. that's good on the thermometer. that's mainly because the clouds help keep us relatively warm. it's the wind that will make us feel cooler. when we check back in, we'll talk about a wind chill factor and noticeable warmup. emily, back over to you. >>> now to some breaking news, shopping police are investigating two separate shootings overnight. one of them happened hard 1:45 a.m

good morning darren. >>> good morning. your cameras have pretty much told the story already with the rain on the lens. let me show you high def doppler. you can see where the bulk of the showers are. there is not a lot but it is a light misting rain that's pretty steady from the golden gate all the way south. we've just seen the showers make it far the iv 880 heading up 680, union city, fremont, newark. this is where we have seen light showers for you guys but it started about three or four hours ago in the north bay. a good example of what it looks like. the lens from the camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel on the top of knob hill in san francisco, you would say there is a downpour. there isn't. this is what it looks like when you have steady persistent mist that's allowed to build on the camera. look at the rainfall totals, another way of gauging this, it's only a couple hundredths of an inch of rain. concord, .01 of an inch of rain is good. i don't have any rain for the tri valley. if you are going to get it, that w

darren byler, if we could begin with you.ssive database that has been unveiled as china refuses to admit this total surveillance state for the muslim minority, the uighurs, in xinjiang. explain what we have learned and how they are surveilling the population. >> is an honor to be here. database we have uncovered from work at the intercept is thousands of internal police documents coming from the city most of 2017-2019. what they show us at a granular level is the way muslim institutions, the mosques, the family structure, is been targeted by the surveillance regime and accompanying police force. religious activity has almost ground to a halt completely. anyone report, 100 60 elderly people still go to the mosque but 80,000 others have stopped attending. they also talk about families being visited by government officials being placed on watch lists, particularly the families of people that have been to the camps. it is giving us a granular level ew of communities that have really been torn apart, people that have been sent to

darren: the u.s. house of representatives has taken disciplinary action against a republican congresswoman who supported wild conspiracy theories. marjorie taylor greene has been removed from the education committee and others which she had been assigned. she expressed support for qanon conspiracy theories unlike posts on social media that called for violence against democrats. former u.s. president donald trump rejected a request to testify during his second senate impeachment trial. democrats accused him of endangering the lives of members of congress by inciting supporters to storm capitol hill. his legal team says the senate lacks the authority to try him now that he is no longer president. the trial begins on tuesday. the un security council has called on the myanmar military junta to release aung san suu kyi. held a second emergency meeting after failing to agree to a statement in there previous session. they worry it could worsen conditions for hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims in the s

let's get to our forecast with meteorologist darren peck. >> you do fridays right here. tamales and muffins have been served and we are just getting to our first segment. if you are just waking up, showers have gotten to the heart of the bay area. that's why we've got the view of the rain drops ortiz camera lens on the mark hopkins hotel. if you look at the last frame, you can make out where the front is, the diagonal line bringing rain across the bay area. rainfall totals, we have already gotten over a tenth of a than inch of rain in santa rosa. notice the numbers drop further south. right now we have measurable rain as far south as san francisco and concord. over the next hours, that will change. it will go down over peninsula, east bay, hayward, fremont. it will not be a lot. this will be like a light mist more than anything else. it's relatively warm thanks to all the clouds. it's only 46 in santa rosa. that is ten degrees warmer than you have been doing all week. same in livermore. it's 51yowe7 stery at this me. so it's ce anwahow the is treating you are there any i

>>interesting yeah that was darren kramer reporting for us tonight and speaking of president biden he a couple canines which are i guess famous now. and those 2 dogs will be making an appearance during the puppy bowl this weekend together to old german shepherds champ and major here they're going to appear alongside first lady jill biden in a public service announcement it's focused on mask wearing. the annual puppy bowl of course is focused on raising awareness about adopting shelter pets, something that the bidens of experience themselves they adopted major from the delaware humane association. he is the first shelter dog to move in to the white house talk about moving on up. and we will have a special red and gold zone puppy edition this sunday on our kron on app it's all about puppies its care from 02:00pm to 08:00pm so you can catch it anytime just download the kron on app but the app store and tune in for all this. you notice is involved in that right d che is here and that people okay more and more from kate in just a moment, but first one of our other new fret look i mean oh m

. >>> darren joins us now and so it's so fascinating. >> it's coming up fast, guys. we'll hear resolution and between about 12:30 and 1:00. if those seven minutes of getting spacecraft through the atmosphere safely were a success. there is a local connection to this. when you drive around the south bay, if you've seen those -- they look like airplane hangers and huge down in the south bay. that's why ames is and it's a branch of nasa. it's our local branch here from the south bay and parachutes they use to land that thing today were design there had, right here at home. it's a really cool connection to us. let's get you up to date on the weather and top of the sales force tower and a few high clouds in the atmosphere today overhead and see them looking down over the south bay. not so much here in the try valley and temperatures warmed up and approaching mid 60s for san jose and concord at 59. it's 57 in the city and these are pretty much the daytime highs and we'll sit right about here. the clouds are going to keep increasing over the next few hours and you can see w

dennis, over to you. >>> hey darren. nfl quarterback musical chairs is fully underway. the first stop? did not go in favor of the 49ers. >>> and what reporter clay said on the broadcast that set off it's time for sleep number's january sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. ...and done. and now, save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. >>> hey everybody. man it's been a to land a new quarterback. they did not get matthew stafford who ended up with the division rival. the rams went all in to acquire stafford from detroit. the lions will get two first round picks. one-third rounder and jared goff who helped lead l. a. to the super bowl in 2018. but struggled with 38 turnovers in the last two seasons. with our former marin catholic star told nfl network quote, i'm just excited to be somewhere that i know wants me and appreciates me. ouch. he's got 43 million reasons to like detroit. that's how much the lions owe gof

darren peck is complete look at the forecast. thank you for joining us. >>> let's get right our top story, some san jose residents are shaking up after the illegals i show roared through the street and smoked up neighborhoods, add one point gunfire erupted. da lin is in san jose with the dramatic video, and reaction from neighbors . >> timex carver to the intersection of hamilton and lee avenues, even though things are clearer now. many neighbors are still shaken up i what happened this morning. this video captures at least two dozen rounds, and here's a close-up shot of the muzzle flashes, the video shows at least two guns. >> 1:30, getting woken up, and thought what the is going on. >> it is extremely frightening, when there is a school, to schools right here, i know it is in the middle of the night, we have children in this complex. >> neighbors say it started around 1:30 this morning, a couple hundred spectators watched cars to doughnuts. >> they kept doing hot laps in front of the cops. that did not stop them. and then the g

and now that we know the tides affect venice, here's darren with a little bit of a warming trend. >>> yes, for tomorrow. so if anybody who liked today, there is good news on tomorrow because it's actually going to be a little warmer with less wind. so it's not like we're breaking records here, but when you're 6 degrees warmer in just 24 hours, that's enough that you'll notice for san jose. those inland valleys through contra costa county and alameda counties may not notice as much as santa clara or santa rosa, where you're 70 tomorrow. an issue with wind if you're in the hills, which means for most of us, it's not an issue. watch the map on the futurecast, the colors lighten up in a familiar way. you can trace the outlines of the mountain ranges, and that gets us into tomorrow morning. we could see gusts to 40 miles an hour over the mountains tomorrow. nobody lives up there. you're probably not going to notice this at all, although technically it is another one of those offshore wind events. but it's the kind that won't impact our lives in any meaningful way. it's not a fire risk now.

. >>> darren is hang out with us this morning. how you doing? >> good. and happy to be here with you filling in for mary today. it's an easy day to fill in. there's not a lot happening. tomorrow there is rain coming our way for like the second half of thursday into friday morning. not a lot but a few light showers. we will take a look at that. let's get you ready for wednesday. just a few clouds, be a bit breezy but it'll be prettier today than yesterday. more blue sky day than we had yesterday. rain arrives thursday afternoon and then we are back into sunny and warmer. especially warmer by next week. a lot of daytime highs in the low 70's toward the end of the seven day. more on that in a little bit. you look at the sensors, oakland has a little bit of fog. livermore has clouds and the visibility down to a mile in livermore. give yourself extra time in livermore or in the north bay. i will be back in a few minutes. >>> good morning. as we take a look at the roadways. you are off to a great start. if you are up early your commute is a pretty good one. no

let's get right to meteorologist darren peck with how long the rain will last. >> it will stay like this overnight and most importantly, through the commute tomorrow morning, for anybody who's got a monday morning commute tomorrow during a pandemic and on a holiday. if you do have to be on the road as it is going to be slick because the rain gets a little more impressive. watch what happens as we go to the morning. the green starts to show up in more noticeable ways. that's not necessarily saying much for the rain we have now is like a steady missed that actually comes and goes. tomorrow morning's commute to be a little bit more noticeable rain. and that will take us from about sunrise to about 11 in the morning. and once we get past that it will turn off. and we get them breaks of blue sky out there. adding the whole thing up from when this started, back around 5:00 all the way through about noon tomorrow, we get about a quarter of an inch of rain here in the north bay and smaller numbers down in the south but we will measure some rain but those totals are around the 10th of an inch. th

darren, there is some rain in the forecast? not until later tonight. another nice day. the rain is showing up on the far west northcoast and it will take a while for it to get here. it is mainly a few increasing high clouds today. if we play this ahead to 10:00 tonight you can see we got the leading-edge of showers of what looks to be a well-organized front trying to get into the northbay. we will look at this coming up in the complete forecast. plan on rain for early tomorrow morning. not today. in fact, we do not have to battle any fog today. a pretty view shows clear skies with temperatures ranging from the mid 30s and the inland valleys and santa rosa 36 and livermore. everyone else is pretty much in the low to mid 40s. as far as daytime highs for today, we will be sitting in the mid 60's once again with increasing clouds. how does the drive look out there? >>> good morning. it looks busy. as you said, there is no fog to deal with. brake lights out of tracy on 2580. if you typically take this route expect break lights around north flynn and travel times are 33 minut

darren has your forecast first. >> happy to be with us. filling in for mary today. it's a quiet weather today. tomorrow it'll rain. not until late in the day. it's like we are talking about thursday night before the showers get here. it's a pretty quiet day to look forward to for wednesday. rain gets here thursday night and then you will have quite the warm up by early next week. daytime highs going back in to the low 70's. getting pretty far ahead of myself. more on that later. more previews from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. you can see the fog there moving along in front of some of the lights out there. plan on some fog on the roadway if you are going to be in the tri valley or napa. i will show you more on that and the specifics in the complete forecast. let's see if gian na has any issues on the roadways. >>> just one. that is for that ride as you head in to the pais morning. you may e is ut keep close eywhen you are going along 680, 580. westbound 580 is busy for that ride out of tracy, getting onto the connector from 205. you will see brake lights, exten

darren peck has the forecast. >>> but we start with a live look at capitol hill. and what's next. after the senate acquits donald trump for a second time. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. though members in boast parties cast guilty votes for the former president. most republicans banded together to impose the impeachment charge. still tonight, some are saying the fight is not over. >> the yays are 57. the nays are 43. >> reporter: donald trump's historic senate impeachment trial is over. >> donald john trump is not guilty as charged. >> reporter: the charge, incitement of insurrection stemming from the riot at the capitol, seven republicans and every democrat found trump guilty. that's the most bipartisan support for a presidential impeachment in history but it is still far short of the two- thirds majority required to convict. >> no power to convict and disqualify a former office holder who is now a private citizen. >> a cowardly group of republicans who apparently have no options. because they were afraid to defend their jobs. >> reporter: this was the shortest impea

joining me lieutenant and university professor darren porcher, darren, good morning to you.o many that even in minnesota the police was defunded and now refunded because during this period people are saying we need law and order and we need security and you will realize the impact of that and now it's happening. >> absolutely. there was no plausible plan or solution when the vote to defund the police came to fruition. as a result of that, what we had disconnect between members of the city council and the actual crime epidemic that was plaguing the community in minneapolis. the citizens of minneapolis actually sued for failing forward an agenda for the community. in addition to that, the department of justice was willing to sit with officials that were part of the city town to provide a level of resource to that community, however, the city council was not willing to sit with the department of justice. that being said, the community experience a rise in violence and no solution and they subsequently led to attempting to hire police officers from outside agencies to assist in

darren will have more on that in a little bit.traffic, as you cross upper deck of the bay bridge, it is certainly slow. i am tracking a lot of red which means speeds dipping under 25 miles per hour in some spots. give yourself extra time as you work into the city. into san francisco north bound 101 before 3rd street we have reports of an accident. in uber 3 lane from the left is blocked. you might stick with 280. that's looking pretty good if you are heading into san francisco. if you int ofwe are dealing with wet weather. a traffic hazard and crash on the north end of the golden gate bridge. that's now in the clearing stages. that's good news. seeing slower speeds as you head south 101 getting on to the span. things are crowded across san mateo bridge, 15 minutes between 880 towards 101. busy out of tracy into altamont pass. you are looking at a 41 minute drive from 205 towards 680. if you are trying to connect on 680 from west bound 580 through dublin interchange you will see some brake lights. elsewhere we are seeing a busy rid

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now darren is here with what's ahead for us. >> a lot more of what we had today. today was pretty fantastic. tomorrow will be almost identical, maybe a degree or two cooler. it's talk about these temperatures first, beautiful scene on the top of the sales force tower. looking off to the east. a daytime high of 71 degrees in san jose. livermore and 69, not far from this view. just to give you the perspective for not only how far above average these numbers are, but more importantly, how long will we keep doing this? let's use concord to gain the perspective. the average daytime high in congress 58. that straight yellow line does not move at all. let me show you the actual temperatures. 68 in concord today. tomorrow we will have to settle for 66. i doubt you will notice a difference. you really well, it will be pretty much identical. that we will cool down a little with daytime highs in the low 60s. so if that was concord, and that gives us a good example of how we ence trend over the next five days, let's get every buddy else on here. 67 in santa clara tomorrow. 63

let's start with our turner with weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> wendy and mainly later today and tonight and there is a wind advisory but only for co it ia beautiful t.live look tssw toward the city. as we look at the top of the sales force powers looking over the bay bridge, you do not see a cloud. no issues with fog either and the temperatures are kind of mild you can call it. livermore is 36 but most everywhere else on here is mid- 40s, which for late february, is not that bad. here is the wind, you don't see a is looking at sustained winds. the gusts are 25 miles an hour in the north may. that will increase. watch the colors brighten up on the screen into afrnoon. once we get into the middle of the day, you will notice it is a bit breezy. we will talk about the wind advisory for solano county and our next chance of >>> taking a live look to $1.9 trillion coronavirus bill late last night. this stage is set for a senate fight over president joe biden vision for battling the pandemic . >> the yays are 219, the nays r22 12, the bill is passed without objection motion to consi

good morning i am emily turner, let's start with a quick check of our weather and meteorologist darren peck.>> clear and calm this morning looking to the west with this guy camera, plenty of light filling the eastern horizon as the sun rises about to come up around 45 minutes, 35 in concord in livermore, 42 in santa rosa. daytime highs will be about 5b0 warmer than your member yesterday so that puts us near 70 near inland spots. back with a complete forecast coming up and emily now back to you. >>> the fda has granted emergency use approval for the johnson & johnson covid-19 vaccine which becomes the third vaccine now in the nation's war against the virus. danya bacchus has the latest .>>reporter: with the united states approaching 29 million affirmed covid cases a vaccine for emergency use has been approved, j&j vaccine has proved 85% efficacy against severe illness and complete protection against covid deaths 28 days after the shot. >> the more vaccines with a high efficacy we can get into play the better it is>> distribution of the johnson & johnson single-dose shot which can be sto

porter, darren great to talk to you again are fox affiliatee is reporting ms. problematic first and foremost all behind criminal justice reform i think it is something that should come t ino play but in the same token when we look at defunded the police i don't think that's an objective we need to employ greater resources and policing to make policing moree quintessential when you look at defunded police that's when you look in receiving the quality of life and that particular society. david: forgive me but the das office the district attorney is supposed to have the backs of the police officers they're not supposed to paint a target on their backs. >> and think with happening the district attorney in los angeles is boeing for the sentiment of the radical left many instances these are the people elected the district attorney into office you cannot vow to the sentiment of people that are looking to receive the quality of lifee public safety is the sentiment that you need too drive forward and that does not appear to be the case in los angeles we see something si

but darren's generation understands this is on them.t is going on and i completely agree is something we all need to find ways and then people trying to get involved talking to young people but how do you explain the difference between a news column and opinion : when if you are regular reader of "the new york times" or "washington post" you don't have questions. [laughter] >> definitely taking the long view. >> you mentioned the republican party and where it's going. and that will be important. and the republicans have a bigger challenge on their hands. and then like liz cheney and my good friend mitt romney but i am pessimistic because you have so much political expediency and those political consultants that they take that lane and that you will object. it will be a mild objection to all the trump base come 2024. of course that backfired on those two lunatics. now it's happening in society a hate to say this was cynicism but i did get the 11 day phd in washington nonsense. and the preservation of my power and what's in it for me pers

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. >> darren, thanks so much. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, focusing on future. >> how this bay area scholar is looking to his own next steps and how >>> many students struggling with ress online learning. th reflect onhe n his mmunitaf gruats california, miguel is spending his freshman year leaning into his computer for hours of of online learning. the 18-year-old human biology major is fatigued. >> i much prefer being in a classroom engaging with other students and stuff like that, being able to see human means and not a screen. i mean, i don't know if you are real or not looking at a screen, talking to a camera. it's kind of crazy. >> reporter: it is. miguel is part of the high school graduating class of 2020. his last semester also completed virtually, the experience isolating. >> it's been really, really difficult. >> reporter: the pandemic difficult for miguel and many other students. >> we are going to continue to have generations of youth growing up up he says he saw first hand other young people using alcohol and substances like tobacco as stress reliev

14th, i am emily turner, happy valentine's day and let's check with the weather and meteorologist darren peck, is it the weather we will love?>> it will rain on this romantic of holidays but not until this afternoon and really the rain will not be a big deal, i should preface that. but if you look at doppler there is a lot of rain, on the far northwest coast, it will take a while to get down here, let me switch ahead of future gas. we will see plenty of clouds, bay area wide, but we don't see any rain until the early afternoon and here we are at 2 pm and you'll see if you like showers around sonoma county. around 8 pm tonight a few showers will try to get down into the central part of the bay area but most of us will miss that. it is really tomorrow morning right here when the rain will be more noticeable. we will talk about the monday morning commute rain coming up in the forecast when i have more time but in the meantime if you have to be out the door this morning for anything you don't need the umbrella right now, not raining and temperatures in the mid-40s dilute warm considering, se

a game he is at uc berkeley now i went to school and will graduate soon but his essay is called darren's generation because both cynthia and anthony are making this point but i absolutely agree so much of what we need to do is take a longer view and to argue we will not fix this or solve this or even move the needle in some ways but it is hopeful that darren's generation and understands this is on them and they need to learn and keep their eyes open. i completely agree media literacy is something we all need to find ways and talking to people through this project trying to get involved and young people that how can you explain the difference between a news column and opinion column when if you are regular reader of "the new york times" or "washington post" they haven't quite figured out that distinction either. [laughter] >> good point. >> is not easy but the longview make sense. >> you mentioned where the republican party is going can you expand on that a little bit? i think that will be important not that the democrats are monolithic that they are behaving monolithically the republican

let's get a check of that sunshine forecast with darren. >>> more sun today than yesterday. that means we will be about three to five degrees warmer than yesterday. it's a subtle warm up but it's little victories. it'll look prettier today than yesterday. we aren't quite there yet. there are issues with this morning. some patchy fog out there i want to highlight and there is rain coming our way for tomorrow night. thursday night into fridaybut t light showers we need to talk about. real pretty view from the top of the mark hopkins and just as pretty from the top of the sales force tower. sunrise isn't happening for about another 50 minutes and you can see the fog out here in the tri valley has gotten better. there's still fog out at livermore. look at the sensor. we will spotlight where any of the trouble spots may be as far let'e whatgianna has on the roads. >> speaking of that livermore area we are seeing brake lights. you may see the patchy fog through that area so if you are rolling up on it just keep your eyes peeled for that. -- heading over toward that north flynn exi

darren, there is some rain in the forecast? not until later tonight. another nice day. rain is far west northcoast and it will take a while for it to get here. it is mainly a few increasing high clouds today. if we play this ahead to 10:00 tonight you can see we got the leading-edge of showers of what looks to be a well-organized front tryingto the hb cast. pl foearlmo rn in fact, we do not have to battle any fog today. a pretty view shows clear skies with temperatures ranging from the mid 30s and the inland valleys and santa rosa 36 and

and i would assume that darren would tell him he's flying with clear skies across california. >> yes, i would tell him that, and plains and puppies is a brilliant idea. he's got it figured out. this stretch of weather yesterday and today, i'm sure you noticed. but in case you are wondering, we do not rake records. we were about 12 to 15 degrees above average today for daytime highs. that's the view of the top of the sales force looking out. it was 71 degrees today and if we get over to the tri-valley and look over dublin, the numbers here were also close, 69 in livermore, santa rosa with 69 as well. so with san jose being the top at 79, i want to use concord for the example for not only how high these temperatures are, and that is pretty much most of the bay area, so concord will be the example to show you not only how far above average we are, but how these numbers are going to come down a little over the next five days. 68 for concord today, tomorrow 66. i doubt you will notice tomorrow is any different from today. you get to beautifully, wonderful weekend days. then by monday you m

darren dry5dale, the referee that appeared to square up to an ipswich town player during their matchtigating the incident that involved the midfielder alan judge. dry5dale apologised today saying he should have maintained his composure. the ipswich manager, paul lambert, says he spoke to the official at the final whistle. i asked him, did you put your hand on my player? i asked him again, did you put your hand on my player? i said, if you did i think you're in trouble. i think it's unacceptable what happened. there would be an absolute mayhem. after a couple of upsets at the australian open, the semi—final line up is complete the world number one and home favourite ashleigh barty says she was heartbroken to go out, while the 20 time grand slam champion rafael nadal says he would offer no excuses for his 5 set defeat. patrick gearey reports. the match the tournament has way to far came a day too early. on thursday this classic would've had a crowd. on wednesday just a flock. for the first half it on only one winner rafael nadal strolled through the first two sets. tsitsipas a blur of

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take a little boy with darren send him. a bald head and by glasses. you know to treat him with so much love and so much respect no other club in the world would do that jay's favorite video thrills him every time. you get his very own celtic highlights. at him and i. can die and i am on. to it with. when much jail arrives the green army comes to life. but football is not all they shout about. a club where society's disenfranchised have the loudest voice. and political dissent take center stage. today on the locals resistance the ultras of russia because of lanka the fans who make football on al-jazeera. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. a stunning show of defiance by me and maurice ambassador to the un calling on the general assembly to act against the germans and protect civilians. the military coup is not a step that will in this modern world and the coup must be. the people of myanmar are resilient the server and united in fighting for the end of military coup.

here's darren bett. not quite as cold as last night, a bit more breeze but it has been a windy day in the south—west. thickening cloud could bring snow. some icy conditions. the lowest temperature around —16 in the highlands but a pretty widespread frost across the uk. some early snow for western parts of northern ireland, it will move away as the cloud thins. sunshine in wales and the south—west. many places will be dry, quite sunny. fewershowers the south—west. many places will be dry, quite sunny. fewer showers in scotland and the north—east of england. it will be windy and it will be feeling colder. it could be even colder on saturday. a band of wet weather comes in from the atlantic hitting colder air and there could be snow in western parts of the uk. it is only a yellow snow and ice warning for the met office. the biggest impact in northern ireland, 1—4 centimetres. not sure what the impact will be in western scotland. after a frosty start it will be clouding over quickly, temperatures remaining l

take a little boy with darren sent him. a bald head and by glasses. you know to treat him with so much love and so much respect no other club in the world would do that jay's favorite 5th you thrills him every time. you get his very own celtic highlights. at him and i. can die. it was. this is some paoli. despite being in germany's 2nd tier of football and without a single major trophy to its name it has become one of the world's most iconic teams and it's all down to their fans. but for them sam paoli transcends sport. for them football is about politics protests and music. these fans see themselves in the vanguard of a global struggle against xenophobia inequality and racism with over 500 supporters clubs outside germany they are able to spread their message far beyond their hamburg home but some pollies history is far from innocence the club is sending out a warning about the rise in popularity of far right parties like the f.t. . nazis and fascists have no place in some polling today. the u.s. launches an airstrike targeting iranian backed militia

football referee darren drysdale has been charged by the fa with improper conduct over his confrontationpeared to square up to and lean his head into the republic of ireland international during the league one match against northampton town last night. drysdale had apologised today for his conduct. paul lambert is the ipswich town manager and spoke to the bbc earlier today. iasked him, did you put your head my player? i asked him again, did you head my player? i said, if you did, i think you are in big trouble. i think it is unacceptable what happened. he put his head on the referee then they would have been absolute mayhem. now england women are preparing for what will be their first international game in nearly a year — when they face northern ireland in a friendly next tuesday. and for veteranjill scott — she's likely to earn her 150th cap for the team — becoming just the second player to reach that mark. our reporterjo currie joins us now — jo you've been speaking tojill today — she's had some legacy through the years with england. it's hard to believe that 15 years afterjill scott m

. >> reporter: pilots tammy jo schultz and darren ellisore credited with managing the emergency landinghiladelphia. >> we did what we were trained for. people in the back of the plane were heroic. >> they paid for a seat in the back to relax. and they were up and at it to help. >> it's always stirring when you see heroics in other people. >> reporter: within days the faa ordered emergency inspections of the fan blades on those engines made by another company, cfm. >> i don't have to tell you, people already have fears about flying during the pandemic. this doesn't help, does it? >> an incident like this, it makes it even more nervousing. well, maybe she drive. however, i can tell you it's a lot safer to fly than to drive. >> reporter: the last deadly commercial airplane crash in the u.s. was in 2009. >> we got off the plane and we had to walk down some stairs. we did take a picture. it was just something we'll never go through again in our lives. >> reporter: after the emergency landing back in denver, the dohn family made the choice to continue on with their vacation, hopping on anothe

all right, darren is here to tell us if we have even more snow on the way. >> a couple more systems, juliet. the next was going to drop another 6 inches. up in the sierra, tomorrow night. into monday morning. in fact we are not done with the one that dropped the snow, we just showed you all the pretty pictures of. the details matter here, so go ahead and take a look at this full screen and you will see all of that snow that is working its way over the sierra, those are the leftover flurries, part of the same system that brought us our rain this morning, and the only thing left from it is the light snow that is up in the mountains now, and that is pretty much going to dissolve and fall apart over the next few hours. we are done here at home. we are not even getting pretty cloud cover anymore. rainfall totals came in at about a 10th of an inch of rain for most spots. these current readings. still a 30 man-hour gust's. close to 40, in fact. anywhere you get into the bright orange spots on their, those are gusty wind, coming in off the coast and mainly a northerly wind for the majority o

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