um, you know, i'm sure darren�*s the same. we we sat down with the southlands.on as my hand was able to, you know, put me back in the ring, i've been there. and he said, you know, what about darren till? we said, why not? liverpool against manchester. darren till is in his prime. he's 31 or 32, i'm not sure, but he's not washed up. he's not old and i want to fight because my previous fight was too much up and around and starjumping. so i want a properfight. and that's why we've took the darren till fight. a reminder of our top story before we go. an emotionalfarewell for rafa nadal to tennis. as spain lose to the netherlands in the davis cup. nadal took time to linger in the centre of the court after his defeat earlier in the tie. showing gratitude by waving to all sides of the arena as 11,500 fans packed out the palacio de deportes. he was presented with a framed photo before a video montage played on the big screen in the malaga arena. his long time rival novak djokovic got one of the final words in, saying, "thank you very much and good luck, my friend." you

need a 50/50 shot darren. and you know back and is really great to be here with everyone today.n leave it to brenda bring political scientist together get them to agree in everything. and so i am going to sort of try to bash up a little bit about duncan darren a sad and can think bit of a wide view and talk a bit about how i think about the 2024 eruption. this think about it over the last 100 years from the last two state since 1930, until 2030, the next president will take office in 2029 anything about that, more than one quarter of the way through the 21st century is so much as different about life in america in the 2020s, that it was in the 1920s and 30s pretty but, i'm worried that something a little bit about politics through this idea in the new deal coalition pretty and is doug and darren both played out, the coalition is gone. so the new deal is a long time ago now but not fighting overleaf first or fighting with role in five of government trump meghan into reorganizing the federal government and downsizing in deregulating the that's a different thing and then kind of th

darren? >> so in light of where we know we're going with leadership in this country, there has to be a certain amount of anxiety among people who care deeply about this topic. if we get pulled out of that big international agreement that was signed in paris for cop21, almost ten years ago, what does that mean and aren't we already in a big enough hole already? so in order to shed some light on that, what is a very complicated topic, we'll go to the expert, somebody who was actually there. professor dr. david victor from ucsd. tell me the name of the program again. you've got a wonderful title. it says something about innovation and finding the way forward. give me a little introduction on yourself. >> i'm a professor of innovation public policy. i study how changes in technology lead to big changes in politics. i do a lot of work on climate change. >> you were there in 2015. you took part in those meetings where this very ambitious goal was set. so you know a little bit about what went into t

let's get right over to meteorologist darren peck who has been very busy tracking this storm all afternoon and really for the past couple of days. >> i cannot get over the video you just showed of 280 with the water. it looked like it was maybe four inches or so coming up on tires. that was the overpass. think about that for a second. if you can get flooding on roadways, it's underpasses that floods. that overpass, there's not a whole lot of a watershed for water to accumulate on an overpass like that. >> it's just happening so quickly. >> an individual cell of rain came over that particular stretch and there's probably a little bit of a dip on 280 there. that was incredible to see, says a lot about the amount of rainfall. there was about a half inch of rain coming down in san francisco in an hour's time when the national weather service first issued the flood warning. we do need to talk about the flood warnings. san francisco still has one. so does the northern part of san mateo county and so does now the east bay shore side of alameda and contra costa county. you want to see why that is?

darren peck has more. okay, we'll get back to darren. we had enough rain to activate the spillway in the oldest reservoir in the mount tam water shed and a main water supply. >> all right, thank you, brian. in sonoma county, clean up efforts are still very much in progress with several inches of water standing in some areas. people are just starting to assess the damage there. at the same time, law enforcement in the north bay is looking into two storm related deaths. da lin has more. >> reporter: the water levels have dropped quite a bit to 27 feet as of sunday morning. to give you reference, any time this river goes over 32 feet, there would be minor flooding. over 35 feet, moderate flooding. on saturday it reached 34.7 feet, so quite a few places were flooded. as flood waters recede, homeowners roll up their sleeves. >> really, really messy. >> reporter: most of the chavez front yard was under water. he says very important the water did not get inside the house. >> probably around four feet. >> reporter: that's the water line on their

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darren shared part of his collection with us. what makes this this unique is this is called a pineapple ukulele due to the fact of its shape. this is my ukulele. i actually built this from a kit i can't take full credit, but this ukulele here was made by leonardo nunez. his father, manuel nunez, was the first ukulele manufacturer in hawaii who was an immigrant from portugal. and if you have an itch to play, the jumping fleas is an infectious group. my thursday nights are so fun. oh my gosh. you know what's funny is that there's all these articles around about how it's so hard to make friends, and it's so hard to make friends when you're older and it's like you join the ukulele club and you have 25 best friends in like a month. darren started another ukulele group in los angeles that just celebrated 20 years, and his sister started a group in italy. and if you're looking for a dose of dopamine on a thursday night, the jumpin fleas bring a little joy to this corner of the neighborhood. the ukulele group definitely brings joy to thi

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darren, i have a question for you.hen you think about the blue wall, the upper midwest, when we're at the convention in milwaukee in july, it ended on a thursday. on a friday we had that nash name computer glitch. all of the airports were shut down. so all of the delegates and all the journalists and campaign votes were stranded at the airport in milwaukee. i was still thinking of the time about, you know, why did i just see kid rock and why did i see hulk hogan and dana white? i went to the campaign. i said what's going on there? it was men. it was white men. they said we noticed in the upper midwest thinking ant minnesota, wisconsin, michigan, ohio and pennsylvania. that's what they were thinking about. they said we noticed there was a certain percentage of white men that voted in 2016, sat out 2020 and we're trying to win them back. is there evidence that those white mail -- males did that tonight? >> a rule of thumb that we -- we spoke about this earlier in conversation with ya'll. but the gender gap is a double ed

for now, guy, back to you. >> thank you so much, darren. >>> in the north bay, authorities attributede through a flooded road and a body found near a creek. >> flooding from the russian river crested at just under 35 feet this morning. da lin's got more on a drowning and flooding in west sonoma county. >> reporter: first responders pulled a man's body from these flood waters, his vehicle still sub merged somewhere in there. and we're seeing a lot of flooded roads throughout sonoma county. good samaritan ben is trying to prevent another tragedy by transporting trapped residents in and out of their homes. >> it's sad, you know. it's sad to see. >> reporter: too many people risk drowning by driving over flooded streets. >> report of a solo vehicle. >> reporter: authorities say a witness called 911 saturday morning around 11:30, reporting a vehicle bobbing in flood waters with someone inside. happened in this portion of mays canyon road near downtown guerneville. >> the person did not make it. we were able to pull the person from the car, but they were pronounced deceased here at the scen

darren peck with more on a storm coming in? >> and that is going to be the headline for the forecast. and before i get to it, there is a little bit of light rain working their way across the evening. don't be surprised. you can see the depiction. really light stuff. this is like a couple hundredths of an inch of rain. if you get anything measurable at all, you might have a stray drop or two for tomorrow. let's move on. bigger issues are coming our way. let's show you what they are starting to look like already, as we do have a little bit of a comparison. if we use that view for radar off the coast to show you the system coming in looks like, you'll see the depiction that will show you a weak little band of rain that's sitting out here and that weak stuff here. and let's take this ahead to the middle of next week. here is why it's different. you can see it right away. that looks more impressive. a lot more widespread rain is potential with it had and the start of what could be a four-day period. what you're looking at, getting u

. >> good to see you, darren.at to be here on the saturday. >> you too. >> lots on the line for san jose state as they faced a pac-12 opponent on the road. a win makes them bowl eligible. so could the spartans deliver? >>> the return everyone has been waiting on, christian mccaffrey officially back ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. >>> welcome back. a group of college football fans are taking the phrase sharing is caring maybe too seriously. >> i've seen three people's hands on it. that's three people who put their mouths on it. >> oh no. >> a group of hungry virginia tech fans passed around a turkey leg during a football game, and you know, these days everything goes viral. playing against clemson. got a reaction from commentators d

. >>> first alert meteorologist darren peck is joining us to explain why this is happening. all my friends in the south bay are calling me is this going to be a bad thing? i don't see any rain. >> not for them. they'll get rain tomorrow. >> okay. >> do you remember bombtober from 2021? >> i do. >> we had a storm that looked almost exactly like this come through. it had a bomb cyclone driving it and a strong atmosphere that gave record amounts of rain. we've been the numbers from this one are already unprecedented. before i go into more context on how this storm is put together, look at the numbers. san jose hasn't gotten anything measurable yet. look at the stark differences as we work our way north. san francisco, i know you've got rain, but you go over the golden gate bridge and it's like you cross an invisible barrier. paul was showing this to you earlier. this storm has lived up here. santa rosa, you are in the record books from this, two different reporting stations. the airport shattered the all time record, but that record doesn't go back that far. the older one that

thank you, darren.usion rates have gone up by 70% over the same period. our education correspondent elaine dunkley has more. hey, good to see you, cooper. this is perryfields primary. teddy! come on then, lovely. it's a pupil referral unit in worcester. 0h... it's ok, keep nice hands. all of the children here have been suspended from their primary schools, and some have been permanently excluded because of their behaviour. he came in angry, but actually told us the reason why. every morning starts with a staff meeting to understand the challenges and achievements of the pupils. do you want to see what's outside? there are 24 places here. cooper is on a six—week placement. so this is the playground. the hope is he'll eventually return back to his school full—time. when i got angry, i threw chairs. that's not going to happen at this school. tried to hit teachers. bad idea. 0h...god! all of the children here have complex needs. freddy loves football and reading, but since the age of five, he's struggled in

it is bad news for the morning commute and darren peck is here with details on the incoming rain whichow is poised off the coast of northern california. it is heading south and my understanding is that first to be affected will be the north bay. >> yeah. isn't this just such polite timing? it's coming in right for the morning commute. >> yeah, that's very nice. >> it's going to hit the north bay with that. i want to get you up to speed. there's a lot of rain showing up on futurecast, but first let me show you how this storm's put together and will work its way into the bay tomorrow. we can already see the establishment of this when we look off the coast and there's a very well developed area of low pressure sitting up here now that's got a fair amount of rain wrapped up in it. as we progress that forward, we'll watch that line of rain work towards us and you kind of see here we are -- look at that southern edge of the cold front. let's time it out with the forecast imagery. we'll see the initial bands work into the north bay once we get into the 8:00, 9:00 hour tomorrow morning. that w

. >> espero que lo darren brondo.sÉ. hoy las estrellas se alinearon en esta ceremonia del salÓn de la fama. >> se llevÓ a cabo la ceremonia del salÓn de la fama. [habla en inglÉs] >> hay elementos como guerrero que fue campeÓn mundial de boxeo. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] esta entrenador ganÓ dos sÚper tazones en la nfl. [habla en inglÉs] la campeona que ni que fue estrellas de la universidad antes de convertirse en una de las mejores jugadoras de voleibol playa de la historia. tambiÉn hubo homenajes pÓstumos. todos ellos son inmortales del deporte de san josÉ. >> se brindo un reconocimiento a los atletas del aÑo. fue un gran evento para celebrar los logros de las leyendas locales. presentadora: para la prÓximas horas hay menor probabilidad de lluvia, tenga mucho cuidado porque las carreteras pueden seguir mojadas. hay precipitaciones, la niebla nos va a estar acompaÑando en napa y en santa rosa. mantengan distancia para prevenir accidentes. tambiÉn hay vientos costeros que estarÁn empujando la marea alta. muc

host: darren is in the centennial state, colorado springs. good morning. caller: hey, good morning, john. i also wanted to say on your veterans day show you did a great job. host: a lot of good folks sharing their family stories for veterans day. it always happens on veterans day. we get that every year. caller: i am a veteran. i really appreciate it. i also appreciate you read what was under the statue of liberty. it almost brought a tear to my eye. people think about how this deportation plan of trump is going to go. if he is building this christian coalition, we have four sex offenders, a convicted sex offender trying to get cabinet positions. i don't want to hear talk about christian >> we are leaving this here. the u.s. house is coming in for their final week of work before the thanksgiving break. up next, member speeches, where members can speak up to five minutes on any topic. later at 4:00, lawmakers will consider in him full of bills, including legislation banning the u.s. government from contracting with anyone with business ties with the current

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states so, so we know what exactly what i'm talking about was nuclear experts. marianne, i'm with darren, german defense minister boars for stories has described the suffering of to fiber optic cables under the baltic c as an act of sabotage. the cables connected to refill in sweden and lithuania. so we, there's an advantage. media are reporting that the danish navy was shadowing a chinese cargo ship considered to be of interest in this investigation. victoria says the damage appeared, deliberate and could represent an act of hybrid warfare. the under see cables like this one are critical for carrying communications between countries. the apparent sabotaged on monday morning hit the sea line and one cable that runs under the baltic between the german port city of low stock and the finish capital of helsinki . officials from finland to germany have said the incident was very unlikely to be accidental. guns clout of size and the ca, nobody believes that these cables were cooked by mistake for xander. i don't believe the series that it was anchors the accident. it caused damage to these cab

you just heard from darren shaw, and i think that data and the way he laid it out there and their decision making really kind of lifts the curtain to how these guys operate based on our fox news voter analysis which, again, was to 120,000 voters that a rolling poll and then the raw vote total that they came in. alex hoff is in pennsylvania. we'll check in on the ground there. alexandria. >> reporter: hey, good to be with you. yeah, the crowd here in bucks county, they are excited by some trends they are seeing, not necessarily expecting the results tonight, pennsylvania's result. the count is historically slow, it took four days in 2020, but the commonwealth secretary because believe it's going to be faster this time. new technology, more training will come into all of this. now, looking at philadelphia, both the trump and the harris campaigns saying they're outperforming, but team trump feels this could be good news for them because there are pockets of support inside of south philadelphia, northeast philadelphia, and there is a saying that goes that republicans can gauge how well they ar

. >>> darren, we have a little bit of rain. >> tomorrow. so let's get right to this.today. we had a nice one out there. and we will have some flooding that goes on until monday. but things are different the next three days because the system coming our day brings light showers. we will time out tomorrow's rain. 10:00, 11:00, noon, these are spotty hit and miss on again off again showers through the first half of the day. tomorrow will look different. then we come to this time frame. i stopped the futurecast here at 5:00. so you can see a well organized line of rain here. the best rain of tomorrow likely comes in this wave which is like late afternoon early evening so if we play this one, 5:00 to 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, this is essentially 24 hours from now really. that window from 5:00 through say 8:00 tomorrow is when we see some more noticeable rain. now we need to put some perspective on this. when all is said and done with, how much might we have gotten that you can measure from this tomorrow? come over here san jose. on the one hand, you will get measurable rain. but f

the right ones, darren go to health, smart nature, the more likes watching it on youtube. dw documentary the best as dw news live from ballot. russia and ukraine step up drawn well fed bone single record numbers of the aircraft against each of the piece launch is the biggest attack on moscow. since the stops of the world, the may a says large numbers of ukrainian drones were shut down on the crate inside. targets include the southern region of odessa. also coming up, thousands are dead and then is riley strike in northern garza. israel's military says it's reviewing the attack on to bother you on an area where it believes how boss is trying to recruit loss. donald trump wins arizona, sealing his election victory in all 7 of the us swing states. the gulf is welcome to the program, russia and ukraine of intensify the drone attacks against each other. launching unprecedented number of on crude ashcroft. the wave of drones drives rattled, suburbs of moscow with the mayor reporting more than 2000 shot down. it was ukraine's biggest attack on the russian capital since the status

right, one darren goals to health smart nature, the more likes watching it on youtube. dw documentary visits, dw news live from violet. us president elect donald trump, nominated small controversial figures for his cabinets. trump choose this. robert f . kennedy junior, an environmental activist to a spread misinformation on vaccines to have the united states top of health agency, also coming off toxic, small blankets, the indian capital daily authorities, close primary schools as respiratory illnesses rise shop. please just how dangerous is this annual kurt? the good health is welcome to the program. us president elect donald trump, set that robert f. kennedy junior, i'm is picked to head the united states top health agency will help make america healthy again. trump was speaking to an event, as his monologue will result in florida. is nomination of the vaccine skeptic to become health secretary is just the latest and the strength of controversy, controversial choices for government agencies. the ok and done the banquet hall full of he's going to supporters. donald tru

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thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at six.time to join our colleagues for the news where hello and welcome to sportsday with me olly foster, our headlines this friday evening — have manchester united finally found "the right guy"? ruben amorim says he'll need time to make his mark. committed to the cause — a contract extension for pep guardiola and he says he'll stick to it even if they are relegated over alleged financial breaches. i financial breaches. don't want next season in september, i don't want next season in september, 12, last year a path, again, again. and put everything on red bull — can max verstappen hit the jackpot in vegas? he'll have to go quicker. also coming up on sportsday: can wales lift the gloom and end the year with a solitary win, that's going to be a big ask against the world champions south africa. and on the eve of snooker�*s uk championship, who's going to stop the eight time champion ronnie o sullivan, we'll speak to man who'll by trying to do just that. evening, among the managers at manchester

sergeant darren davis said it was quite clear that technology and generations have changed.as a teen. we talked about the focus on education for children, but parents also need a lot of help on this, don't they?— this, don't they? yes, i think we do need to understand _ this, don't they? yes, i think we do need to understand and _ this, don't they? yes, i think we do need to understand and be - this, don't they? yes, i think we do| need to understand and be aware of what our young people are consuming, including parents. young people spent a lot of time online and we don't always know what's going on in their lives. it's difficult to responsible eyes anyone actor. it's clear that holly's murder was at the end point of coercive control, which we do see happening very typically with domestic abuse. police have a long way to go as well to prove their responses to domestic abuse, including their ability to be able to appropriately assess the levels of risk to women and girls. we often see they don't actually understand the extent risk that a girl was experiencing when they have

darren. >>> a man found himself stuck this afternoon. cries responded around 1:00, deploying a helicopter. and he couldn't climb back up. he wasn't injured. authorities are reminding everyone to stick to the marked trials. and where they will need to make some se veer cuts, saying that they have to balance the budget now or declare a fiscal emergency. >> elected leaders say cuts will have to be done quickly and laying off police officers are real possibilities. da lin reports on the options on the table. >> reporter: oakland is facing a deficit of $93 million for this fiscal year alone. and since public safety takes up a majority of the budget, any kind of cut will involve police and fire. much like an emergency, oakland's finance department, the man's urgent solutions for the large budget deficit. >> and to cut an already short, shortened police department will make absolutely no sense. and to cut the fire department means absolutely no sense. >> reporter: she worries about possible cuts to police and fire. evacuated from their home las

that is because my source standing next to me, darren peck, will fill us in. we have more on the way. >> look at that one right there. what we are standing on, this is actual live radar. there are a few light showers coming down. that is now. what we want to see is what happens the next few hours. we are going to go from now to 5:00 a.m. and we will just see on here, just kind of spotty showers that don't amount to much between now and then. maybe a drop or two of rain. but that will change tomorrow. so let's again bring our attention up here. look at that line. that is approaching 3:00 in the morning. so what we want to do is bring this to 5:00 a.m. and watch this on the big picture, get a wide view of the bay right now. get the whole thing in. because we will take this from 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. every click is an hour. 10:00 a.m., 11:00, noon. and then it starts falls apart. this is tomorrow. from 5:00 a.m. to noon, there will be another round of rain that comes through. most of it holds together in the north bay. you will g

darren alan volunteers for the marine center. >> it seemed to be swimming around and healthy, other thancars from early, early on in its life. >> reporter: working seven days a week. the past four years have been a struggle, but he now plans to hire another captain to meet demand. >> i love san francisco. and i want my community that i was born and raised to be better than it has been. >> reporter: he has never given up on his city. neither has bear . >> reporter: a german shepherd friend named sam. that is her in the orange vest there. loves watching how bear does it . and san francisco whale tours is not operating on tuesdays and wednesdays to give their cruise some time off until the end of the season which is of course december 31st. >>> ryan, thank you. right now at 6:00, a community comes together to remember the three victims killed in a tragic cybertruck crash in piedmont. >> it is just an unspeakable tragedy. life is precious and we have to cherish it. >> what we have learned from the mother of the lone survivor. >>> plus, san francisco's landmark shopping destination, but it co

whfrmgts we come back exxon ceo darren woods going to join us live from the client conference. quick break. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> all right, welcome back, everybody. the united nations climate change conference, cop29 began inizer inizer, azerbaijan yesterday. the ceo of exxon mobile. and thank you for being with us today. this is a little different cop. there are a lot of nations who aren't there, and a lot of people wondering what the united states is going to do after trump pruz re-elected to come back in. he had pulled out of the paris accords before, and i guess i wonder what you are thinking and what exxon's plans are going to be in this post-election world. >> well, good to see you, again, becky. thanks for having me on. i will tell you that, you know, our investment horizon as you know is very long. we think about things from a very strong foundation, fundamentals o

are top energy and industry leaders and i have the opportunity to speak with the exxon mobil ceo darren woods about the outlook for oil and gas and what role it will play in these climate talks here as well. also we spoke about donald trump's return to the white house and the impact that that could potentially have on exxon and the industry more broadly. listen in. >> i would say on the ira we were supportive of that and like the fact as they focused on reducing emissions they focusedon setting targets for carbon intensity. we would continue to advocate that as long as the country is looking to reduce emissions that's a good way of doing it. if you look at the global challenge of reducing emissions, i think we need a global framework for doing it. i think the trump administration can bring a common sense approach to the discussions so i would encourage them to stay in the -- paris agreement because i think, you know, we need more people contributing their ideas on how to best to advance this in a rational and thoughtful way and i think the administration can do that. >> darren woods the

for me, talking to people like darren and political professionals, no one anticipated the size of this mandate, as you call it. i think there is even recrimination now among democrats as to biden and whether biden should have dropped out earlier or if biden should have stayed. would a white mail have done better? obviously trump has defeated two women and now a black woman. so there's all these questions. but to my mind it seems to me incredible that a guy who let to lead an extr insurrection againe united states government, going back into the oval office. it's unbelievable. >> you have to consider the fact that a lot of people didn't think that was an insurrection. they thought it was a riot but not in insurrection. had they thought it was an insurrection, i don't think he could have won. there's exaggerations about that day. about the alleged threat to democracy. >> and give you my perspective. >> and i'm giving you mind. >> i listen to you as my friend. but i'm going to tell you what i saw, not only in terms of the violence but a direct action intended to stop certification of a pr

from the department of justice darren, just like it spells. [laughter] the acting director of the office of tribal justice and a member of the chickasaw nation. brian? you are first to break lexi bet you, thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member, good afternoon. i'm glad to be with you today. my name is brian newland i have the privilege of serving as assistant secretary and have had this privilege for the last four years now undersecretary leadership and president biden. mr. chairman come before i go any further i want to thank you in the ranking member for the wave structure this committee. as you know typically those of us coming from the agencies appear at first. often times will scurry out of the room. i appreciate you the tribal leaders first and the people we serve on every issue but especially in this issue we should be hearing from them and follow their lead. thank you for structuring it this way. the trust relationship with each of the 574 federally recognized tribes. that means a trust responsibility to protect the existence of india

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darren, we all have our eye on that rain you have been tracking. looks like we're all going to be feeling it >zoe>right there. so we're watching the radar over the last few hours it is just now knocking on the door to come into sonoma county. >anne>okay, >>so if that's where it is now and it's looking good. let's get over to the virtual map. and we're going to track this forward. and we're going to do this lockstep in time. in other words, the first thing >>> the first thing we are going to do, i want you to see without it animated first, where the rain will enter as we enter our commute. at 4:30 it is just knocking at the door in sonoma county. by the time we get to 5:00, this is the cold front draped across sonoma county. this will be the first day of the season where we get widespread rain on the commute. it will focus on northbay going into 5:00. that is the starting brain. i will take this back to where we are now and take it hour by hour. i will show it when he gets to your part of the bay, it will be with us pretty much the rest of the night

here's darren bett. storm itself is moving away, sophie. today has been quieter. this storm itself is moving away, sophie. today has been quieter.— today has been quieter. this was a weather watcher _ today has been quieter. this was a weather watcher picture _ today has been quieter. this was a weather watcher picture taken - today has been quieter. this was a weather watcher picture taken in i weather watcher picture taken in northamptonshire we still have a lot of flood warnings that we of course. what is left of the storm is across northern scotland mainly with a few showers. overnight, it will calm down. winds will be lighter and it will be drier, but by the morning, temperatures could be down to 2—3. in scotland tomorrow, there could be sunshine and showers. those will be confined to the north. still if you showers for the northern parts, elsewhere, a lot of dry weather. quite a bit of sunshine around. winds will be lighter than today, but if anything, it will be colder than today. 6 degrees in scotland, 11 along the south coast of england. things will be ch

let's get right to meteorologist darren peck. >>> today was fine. we know that is the easy part. what we have to look at is tomorrow. i will start the futurecast around 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. every click is one hour. you are at 9:00 and 10:00. light showers and very spotty. hit and miss pretty don't get a lot of rain out of that. but from late morning on you should plan on at least a chance of a light shower. when we get to the afternoon i have caused it here. this is like 5:00 because it does get a little better organized as we go into this time tomorrow .24 hours from now this is likely what the radar depiction looks like. and then 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00. some of the more noticeable rain comes through tomorrow. it is not going to be a lot. look at the totals on here. san jose may get a couple 107 inch . the tri-valley, the same story. the biggest number, no surprise, it usually works out in the north bay, but even with that, the biggest numbers are 1/10 of an inch of rain. there are more interesting things coming after this. when we get back together we will look at the futurecast an

. >> reporter: the gallatin county chf arresting 41-year-old darren abbey who they say confessed to theme murder of an avid outdoorsman and father who never returned from a camping trip. >> he welcomed him to the camp site and offered him a beer. at some point, this individual struck justin with a piece of solid wood, stabbed him in the neck with a screw driver and ultimately hit him with the ax. >> reporter: on october 12, a few miles outside big sky, his girlfriend and friend discovered the 35-year-old's body inside his tent. the aftermath so brutal they told 911 it looked like a bear attack. but authorities weren't convinced. >> during the investigation, the detectives collected dna from a beer can inside his tent. >> reporter: that dna leading investigators to abbey, who was already in custody for violating probation. investigators believe the suspect acted alone but say his motive is still unclear. as a grief-stricken family clings tight. >> he was a loving, helpful, and adorning father. who in no way deserved this. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> still to come, as night

. >> so maria turned to doctor darren smith, a plastic surgeon in new york city. >> plastic surgery iscontinuing to become more accepted, and i think that people are feeling more empowered to do what they want for themselves at any age. >> doctor smith specializes in the so-called mommy makeover, documenting the before and afters on instagram. >> mommy makeover almost always involves abdominal surgery, usually a tummy tuck or abdominoplasty, and some form of breast surgery, which could be anything from a breast augmentation to a breast lift or a combination of those things. >> but increasingly, he's doing similar surgeries on even older women. >> we've seen a 20 to 30% uptick in women over 50 over the past year or so. and i think that's a pretty interesting change in trends in patients over the age of 70. >> the american society of plastic surgeons is reporting a 30% increase in body surgeries, like tummy tucks and butt lifts, from 2022 to 23. in patients ages 55 to 69, the increase is 15%. >> i really think it's a new a new found freedom to be able to take the reins and say, hey, i mi

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meteorologist darren peck with more on the rest of the forecast, expecting more rain tomorrow? >> yeah, perhaps. they could come in that's good. we needed it. let's get the high view here on the map, because the first thing i want you to see is what's happened over the last three hours. we've got radar depiction on the virtual map right now, and i'm just going to replay it now. the last three hours had a good isolated thunderstorm. we'll spend a little moment talking about that and that is probably the more exciting aspect coming up tomorrow and another one coming. so things are starting to wake up in the pacific, that's good. what happens over the next three hours? we've got over the bay. we didn't get a whole lot to measure from this. and in the city, the winner so far is santa rosa. here, i'll play that one more time. that's what it looks like so far, it's quieting down. let's do the most important part of this forecast, which is going from now through tomorrow morning. we will switch out the live radar and say good-bye to that. instead what we will do is bring on what happe