>> well, alan and miriam had driven to delta for the closing on their business.chaser. and they had finished the transaction and had parked out front. >> collected a check? >> and collected a check for over $100,000 for the sale of this business and got in the car. >> at that point, miriam went in to use the restroom. >> and while she's in the business, the car starts smoking. >> alan looked in the mirror and saw that the vehicle was on fire. he got out of the vehicle, went to the back of the car, and a wick was in the gas tank. >> when miriam comes out, she hears that alan's screaming at her to bring her -- to get a fire extinguisher. that the car is on fire. >> upon arrival, we found a vehicle that had a wick in its gas tank and had been set on fire. >> you ever seen anything like that before? >> no. no, i had not seen anything like that. >> it was pretty obvious someone had tried to start that fire? >> correct. >> so if someone was trying to set the car on fire, it didn't quite work? >> correct. the fumes did not ignite, fortunately. >> were they able to glean

south of the sacramento river delta. >> if you're in northern california, one of our staging areas focusingpre-position in anticipation of the upcoming winter storms, particularly these atmospheric rivers that are just starting over the course of the next 5 or 6 days. >> environmental groups are sounding off against the water diversion, with some calling it a death sentence for california's suffering salmon population. they say water management needs holistic planning, not piecemeal executive orders. and a coalition of environmental groups released a statement saying that the governor is taking a page from president trump's playbook. friends of the river restore the delta and san francisco bay keeper say that newsom's plan, quote, provides no justification for eviscerating environmental safeguards when reservoir storage levels are already high and the incoming storms promise to boost the sierra snowpack substantially. >> and as you know, the first rain arrived in the bay area today. nothing major, but things will be picking up as we do move into your saturday, especially for the morning hou

half moon bay and sfo 25 in napa and out by the delta. look at the upper elevations near 50 miles an hour in the north bay. 54 mile an hour peak wind gusts at atlas peak, so still some very gusty winds. it is 60 in hayward due to all that atmosphere mixing. 56 in sonoma, 58 santa rosa. so we're starting out milder anywhere from 6 to 9 degrees milder. and here's the plan for the rest of the day. today you can see the scattered shower activity 9:00 this morning. light rain. it will continue throughout the afternoon. here's how it looks by noontime and then by two 3:00 it's quiet. a few light showers out there. so that's the good news. we have a nice break before we see much stronger rain and gusty winds head our way monday into tuesday. stephanie. >> all right. lisa. thank you. in sonoma county, rain led to flooding and then to the closure of freestone valley ford road. and you can see that driver backing out of the standing water, deciding not to go any farther down the submerged two lane road. standing water also had some drivers gripping

streamlines the wind was blowing it inland so it was going almost like it wanted to move it up the delta. we can use the network of cameras from the alert california network of cameras and look at that. the important perspective is the camera is directly east. we are looking toward the fire that way in the smoke we know is moving from the west towards the east. let me give another vantage point. we checked the air quality sensors around this part of the bay. good news, most of it is good. it is green. the camera was about here and we were looking that way and the fire is here and the smoke was blowing that way. from right before we went on the air, we did an update and pull down one of the sensors that would've been in line at the direction the smoke was going. look what happened out here today? midafternoon, spiked to unhealthy for sensitive groups, but that was even the smoke coming off the fire. this happened late morning, early afternoon before the smoke plume. right now, air quality has improved from one way of looking at this, it's a particulate matter, but there's another side to

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so a lot of extra info, but the lack of delta force them to fix it. they said it's cheaper to buy drugs next. comfortable and then put the celebrations in gaza and they occupied. westbank is a 183 palestinian prisoners, a free from his way to james. the other ones are in jordan. this sound is the red lights go. so i'm asked what he says 3 is really captive as part of a sweet spot deal with his right. oh, i'm doing him over to the red cross and got a strong message from canada's prime minister to the us president imposes tarver some his country.

if it is not for folks like delta who pass. unless you have leaders of the chamber going short this happens and got these leaders like my friend see your age results. it not happen without all the lawmakers that we have here today who just make sure that we are putting words down but we're making sure that they being publicly in all of her when they vote yes. that those because takes a certain and if you're a real measure of courage to understand and lift off none of this happens by us none of this happens because a it happens because we have a remarkable servants who who are willing to do the work. and so today here, this really is a beautiful celebration. it's a celebration. but i know, i look around this room and, i see democrats and, i see republicans. i just saw what i see marylanders and future marylanders. you know, that's how the stood up. what's the matter with this. i see remarkable members of the own family family and i see everyone else. this and i see everyone else who is a descendant of but and the descendants of

since sunday, december 23 fighters take over the eastern city of ramadan sconces in the us instead of delta of sending multiple hundreds on 56 people on the something we're doing passively very, substantially increasing. we're not us what's on donald trump, some goods from canada, mexico and china coming to the palestinian and the seriously engine, israel's war on guns of finally getting away out for treatment. the roof of border crossing between egypt and gaza is set to reopen on saturday for the 1st time in 8 months. it will initially be patient for patients needing medical attention and the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to leave on south of a. the crossing serves as a lifeline for palestinians and garza as well as of course the land see an ad blockade. for 18 years, the partial reopening is bought of the sci fi deal between him, us and israel. this while the crossing was seized by these randy minute for inmate during its ground offensive that killed hundreds of palestinians in the area, it's closure has prevented thousands of people from leaving the strip and receivin

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. >> he who smell the delta it. [laughter] a story about jimmy jimmy wakes up in the morning and both parents work so they don't have time to make eggs and he has rusted likes and froot loops was hopped up on sugar and then crashes and then goes to the school lunch program has grilled cheese, chinos and cherry coke and then crashes. the people with the school tell the parents this kid must be bipolar for medicated for bipolar and then he doesn't do recess because he's looking on his phone the whole time capsule program, he's inside and then goes home and since his parents are helicopter parents, they don't let him outside to play in the neighborhood because they are worried about pedophile so he goes inside the top himself in front of the television until his parents come home and they are too busy because they are back to work so they order takeout. more fried food and then he sits in front of his ipad before he goes to sleep and doesn't get good sleep because he's had green time all day, no sunlight for exercise i

the titans of delta part of this book are real people for whom capitalism provides a unique opportunity, bring either havoc or human betterment to world. unfortunately its havoc has become a global with global warming, world poverty and threats of war. it is currently being manifested more broadly. the titans are essentially trapped by a structural demands of capitalism that require continued growth and profitable returns on the 50 trillion they manage. so they're constantly looking for new places, invest or hoping to create them politically in some in in some cases. global inequality is never accidental. rather a deliberate circumstance encouraged to maintain owned and controlled by tiny elites via their capital decisions and policy organizations. funded by tightened capital. the new study in lancet global on global health, reported 2024 that more than half the people in the world suffer from some form malnutrition. they lack sufficient vitamins or minerals in their diets which could lead to health issues stunted growth of children, poor nutrition kills point million children under fiv

in need of initial the propoedz tuolumne river voluntary agreement cannot be objectives of the bay delta plan because it produces little in the way of new protected flows in the to the mow. it is essentially a delay tactic to avoid the difficult decisions regarding the use of water in an over appropriated river system. the claim this they can produce more fish with less water istrary to [inaudible]. and common sense. i urge the commission to revisit the extremely conservative [inaudible] reduce the length by a year apply demand projections based on finance of water. rejections. and then present the result to thes public. the actions would facilitate a meaningful dialogue on [inaudible]. entered in the environmental values of most san francisco residents. thank you. >> hi this is dave warranty i have respect for general manager herrera and it is in his interest not to speak until everyone has spoken. i'm glad he is take the perspective on the capitol project problems. i will point out tht fourth quarter of 2024, that ended in june. the water enter price plan report for projects in progres

it is beginning to fill in light rain over into the east bay and you'll notice out towards the delta. now this is a warm system so snow levels are high. we do have a flash flood watch through sunday. we could see anywhere from 1 to 3in of rain in general, five inches at the highest elevations. e are looking at this level one tonight to kind of give us periods of rain, some downpours outside. you can see the raindrops on the lens and the golden gate bridge. not too bad right now, 40s and 50s outside, but there is fog, so visibility is reduced. in our inland valleys we have breezy winds that will continue and the rain throughout the evening commute. so we'll track it all for you and talk about big time snow in the mountains through next week and accumulating rainfall through next week as well. kristen. larry. >> thanks, lisa. she's a big time in the north bay. the rain is back breaking a long dryrain spell, but the storm is also bringing flooding concerns to the region. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard joining us live now in santa rosa with details. cornell. >> yeah. hey, larr

from the oakland hills through the delta in the north bay. gusty winds, upper 50s, low 60s.it's so mild. and our 24 hour temperature change pretty impressive. ten degrees warmer in concord. you didn't see much rain at all, but today, scattered showers throughout the morning hours mainly you can see 10:00 there there widespread into 1130 and 1:00. they get a little bit more widely scattered and then isolated throughout the late afternoon. so we'll talk about that much stronger storm as we get into tuesday and even into late monday. stephanie. >> all right. lisa. thank you. developing news on the two deadly plane collisions this past week. the ntsb and the faa have opened investigations into the two plane crashes out of washington, dc and philadelphia. here's abc news reporter nicole d'antonio with details on both tragedies. >> covid. >> we're learning more about the fiery plane crash in philadelphia, where a learjet operating as a medical ambulance crashed moments after takeoff on friday. >> the aircraft climbed to about 1500ft above the ground. the entire flight lasted less

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scramble to emergency divert dozens of commercial airliners, including from jetblue and american and delta. spirit airlines had a plane in the air that had to veer off course. also, same was true for a fedex cargo plane. commercial flights as far away as south africa and australia had to be delayed or diverted, as they had to put out these emergency warnings over a whole big swath of the indian ocean. because of elon musk's mess. this happened two weeks ago today, the thursday before inauguration day. the day after the crash. so the friday before inauguration, the faa unsurprisingly grounded spacex starship program. you cannot try to fly this thing again until you figure out what went wrong here and you fix it. we cannot have anything like this happen again. you are grounded. that was the friday before the inauguration. then three days later, inauguration day, the head of the faa, the faa administrator was gone. gone from his job. elon musk was rid of this faa director who had grounded his rockets because what an entertaining little crash which forced emergency diversions of dozens of pass

but if you're not a commercial jetliner like an american airlines plane or a delta plane, if you're if you're medevac plane, for instance, pa philadelphia northeast airport is the place you would fly out of. it's akin to chicago midway. it's in a very populated area. and what you saw in that image that was caught on the ring cam is that clearly that was not a controlled descent. what a lot of people don't think about when they fly is the most dangerous part of flying is taking off and landing for the pilot. it is it consumes the most of their attention. there are the greatest number of things to do. so when you are taking off, if there's a danger to your plane, something goes wrong. your primary objective is threefold. one is you try and find the place you can land safely that avoids houses, avoids trees. you know, you try to try and land as safely as you can. number two is you turn off your engines, you turn off your fuel so that a fire doesn't start. now the problem is this is a learjet with a range of 2500 miles. the airport it was headed to was a thousand miles away, so it was prob

people were calling american airlines and delta and united saying, is my flight still on? because they wanted to get on the plane to get to where they have to do, because that's how we do business in america. the reason people went to reagan national airport in washington the morning after that crash is because we trust that these systems will work. the ntsb is investigating the plane crash tonight in philadelphia so that we know what happened. and as a result of knowing what happened, changes may be made, changes to training, changes to the way airplanes operate, changes to air traffic control. that's government. all countries have governments. americans are. we have been so far lucky enough to live with the government of a confident democracy. stuff works in safe and predictable ways. and when something happens, like what happened on wednesday and something doesn't work in a predictable way, we take this very seriously and we try to get to the bottom of it. that's what has historically happened. but donald trump's shtick is that the government is a deep state swamp. the

than a commuter plane, i'm guessing, but smaller than maybe the shuttles that people take, like the deltaize of a learjet? >> no, a learjet, a learjet is quite literally, you know, what ceos or movie stars will will have at their disposal. they'll either own it or they will rent it. but in this case, it is also flown by medevac agencies, hospitals and, you know, organ transplant teams, that kind of thing. they will equip that learjet to, to carry patients. and there is video from the scene on the ground. and you can see it is quite serious at this hour. again, reports that it has slammed into several homes in the area and not far from the mall as well. the roosevelt mall with a just a massive response on the ground. again, the second major aviation incident in just the last few days, the first one here at reagan national airport, which is still very much under investigation, and still all of the victims not out of the potomac river here in washington. >> tom costello, thank you very much. if you get anything new, please just wave your hands and we will come back to you. thank you, my frie

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that includes the san luis reservoir between gilroy and santanella, south of the sacramento river deltavironmental groups are sounding off against water diversion, with some calling it a death sentence for california's suffering salmon population. they say water management needs holistic planning, not piecemeal executive orders. >> if you're in northern california, one of our staging areas focusing on pre-position in anticipation of the upcoming winter storms, particularly these atmospheric rivers that are just starting over the course of the next 5 or 6 days. >> and again, some environmental groups are saying this is not a good idea for salmon, and saying that this decision will actually hurt that population. >> time now is 736. the investigation is underway into that second deadly plane crash in the united states in just the past three days. this happened last night in philadelphia. investigators say a medical transport jet carrying a young child patient. her mother and four others crashed shortly after takeoff. all six are dead. video as you see, shows that jet exploding into a fireb

they did a lot more than what you traditionally see the delta squdeltassquadrons and stuff lit they have they athey're more well-funded a lot of nations. they find our gaps and vulnerabilities we need to do the reverse the special mission unit and all the other military can do that for them backups to border patrol getting fired on they just do not have the manpower to do that. but also maybe nontraditional operations hitting the cartels of vulnevulnerabilities and logs and supplies. that's what those units are really good at. when we went down and use the tactics what we found is we jammed up the justice system. we put so many people and it was working great but there were not enough prosecutors down there to put them in the system. and then they are just sitting in our jails gels we are payingr them. jon: that's a joint special operations command pretty want to read from part of president trump's executive order on this whole issue pretty rights the cartels activities threaten the safety of the american people, the security of the united states the stability of the international order

delta airlines announced it would finally restart direct flights to tel aviv in april and i hope united airlines and american airlines will quickly follow suit and resume direct flights to israel. turning back to the topic at hand i'm grateful to president trump for raising public awareness about the state of the panama can now and the threats to american interests. we cannot afford to let american shippers be extorted, we cannot turn a blind eye of panama exploits an asset of michael commercial and military importance and we cannot stay idled by -- we cannot stay idle while china is on the march in our hemisphere. i expect that hemisphere -- i turned to ranking member campbell for her opening statement. sen. kim: ball -- sen. cantwell: access to the panama canal is essential. ensuring our national security. with about 72% of the goods transiting the canal coming to or from u.s. markets, a stable waterway is vital for states like mine where one in four jobs are related directly or indirectly to trade. seattle-based ssa marine operated in an international terminal in panama is our larges

beer and street repair if you look at the the big delta is actually in the second year in fiscal year 27. again capital that's the organization and the bureau and our department that does pothole repair the capital pothole money is not included in that so it's driving that as well. >> some equipment purchases urban forestry is pretty flat street environmental services that where all the street cleaning happens and a minor decrease then that's driven by the loss of the supplemental appropriation. we'll go through that in a little detail. but in the second year there's a 6.6 reduction and that is driven by the solid waste impound account. so in addition to the budget process in addition to the capital process, the refuge rate board is actually going through the process working with recology of updating citywide refuse rates and we get funding from that that i mentioned earlier because it's an unknown there's a decrease in fiscal year 27 and so i don't want to say that i don't think there'll be a reduction because there very well could be but the funding we get from those are the core se

but i'm curious if we were to disaggregate that at the site level did you see large deltas either younow, negative or positive? and again, were those correlated to the inputs are resource says such as those that are laid out in the curriculum pilot update the feedback achievement network coaching and how do we connect that data to the results next? thank you. i had just a question on that a question about the eighth grade results being higher where all of the other participatory groups were lower and again this is it might be dr. can would give me a a similar response as before is this cohort do we think this is curriculum is it related to the fact that kids now know that there may be options in eighth grade for algebra and there's a different type of motivation? maybe not. i mean i'm just wondering if you have any theories about why that particular group did show gains where the others did not . >> that's me. i'm so uh and this is actually was a different commissioner that asked this question around meeting meeting the targets, knowing the exceptional growth that we need to make over

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